Garden Club Elects New Officers At Cedar Rapids Meeting
Mrs B T Jackson was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Garden Club at the Wednesday meeting held at Mrs Merton Seely's home. Mrs FR Choate was chosen treasurer, with other officers remaining from June. New officers start duties in January and plans feature a November 15 26 exhibition alongside a Garden Cup event and regional horticultural meetings.
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BT Jackson
Ceder Rapids Garden Club
Vwrednesday
Merton
C Johnson
LeClatre
Iowa
Marswalltown
Halloween Party Held by Mr and Mrs Einan
Mr and Mrs George E Einan entertained members of the OD club at a Halloween party on Wednesday evening. Twenty four guests drove to Crater Point for dinner at the Christian church, then returned to Cedar Rapids for bridge at the Smith home. High score went to Harry Heckman with consolation to Mrs Ray Hubbard and the draw prize to Mrs L MooBralzer. Decorations featured Halloween colors. The Smiths were helped by daughter Donna Liae.
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George E Einan
Beventh Avenue
Crater Point
Cedar Rapids
Smith Home
Harry Heckman
Ray Hubbard
L MooBralzer
Smith
Donna Liae
Cherry family to attend Culver homecoming
Mr and Mrs Herbert T Cherry of Tama along with their daughter Gledys will leave Friday to attend Culver Military Academy homecoming celebrations. Their son and brother Leonard Cherry, a Culver football quarterback, will play against Shattuck Military Academy of Faribault, Minnesota on Saturday.
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Herbert T Cherry
Gledys
Tama
Culver
Culver Military Academy
Leonard
Leonard Cherry
Shattuck Miliary Academy
Faribault
Minn
Visit of Miss Brubbs Miss Epler and Miss Cherry
Miss Mary Brubbs and Miss Eliza beth Epler are making a brief visit in Tama with Miss Gladys Cherry.
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Mary Brubbs
Elizabeth Epler
Tama
Gladys Cherry
Marriage Announcement for Gladys Westphal to Milo Wachal
Mr and Mrs Frank V Westphal announce the marriage of their daughter Gladys to Milo Wachal son of Sir and Mrs Albin V Wachal. The ceremony occurred Oct 22 in Lancaster Mo. Mrs Wachal is a night supervisor at Polyclinic Ottumwa and Mr Wachal is employed by Wilson and Company.
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Frank V. Westphal
Avenue
Gladys
Milo Wachal
Albin V. Wiachal
Firat Street
Lancaster Mo
Wedding of Adeline Kos and Joe Lo Pour
The wedding of Adeline Kos daughter of Mr and Mrs Kos and Joe Lo Pour son of Mr and Mrs Lo Pour took place Tuesday at St Wenceslaur. Rev Wood Hilllock officiated and Sister Mary Wildred played organ. Mrs Mary Tra sang during mass. Bridesmaids wore yellow georgette and carried bouquets. brother gave a heart garland. A breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents.
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Adeline Kos
Joe Kaz
Tenth Street
Joe Lopour
Higley Avenue
Wood Hilllock
St Wenceslaur Church
Mary Wildred
Joana Harry
Valiev
Mary Popelka
Rae
Mies Tress Kos
Buss
Adewie Novak
Yeilow Georgeste
John
State head of King’s Daughters visits here
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FobManriueid
B.t- Legion
Inne Prentn
Zunss Devers
Erger
Mansiwuc
Biecx
Hawe Rat Bae
Hanen
Mra Gowan
Irs
Tom Walpole Linn
MZ Cun
Viola Snow and Charles Ridenour wed in Cedar Ames
Viola Snow of Belle Plaine and Charles C Ridenour manager of Iona Electric Light and Power were married in Cedar Ames on Thursday. The ceremony was conducted with Miss Vina Growda of Benton County as a guest, the couple planning to reside in Belle Plaine. The bride, a Belle Plaine High School graduate class of 1925 and Business College alumna, has served as secretary to the Belle Plaine superintendent. Ridenour, educated in Belle Plaine schools, rose from lineman to local manager for the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company after coursework in Chicago. He is a member of the Commerce and Rotary clubs. The couple will live in Belle Plaine after November.
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Vina
Belle Plaine
Cowles Electric School
Chicago
Commerce Club
Rotary Club
Runenour
Cermak Declares War On Chicago Tax Strike Army
Chicago sapped by property tax debt as Cermak vows a vigorous campaign. A special grand jury will probe anti tax actions and alleged ties between political groups and the underworld. City finances crippled, teachers and police face unpaid salaries.
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Cermak
Chicago
Cicero
Cerm2k
War Board
Sinters
Joan Prystalez
Ot Sen Tn
Rosenwald Leaves 5.225 Million for Employee Losses
Chicago dispatch reports Julius Rosenwald, the late merchant, gave employees 5.225 million to reimburse losses from stock investments. Inheritance tax on his estate set at 522,762 pounds. A 16.220 million loan from Chase National Bank was exempt from tax. Estate gross value listed at 31.2027 million pounds.
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Chicago
Ins
Julius Rosenwald
Chase National Ban of
New York
Rosenwald
Young Insull Will Return To America
Athens dispatch reports Young Insull Jr plans to sail back to the United States Friday. He originally intended to stay to visit his father but altered his plans to assume duties as president of the Utilities Company.
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Young Insull
America
Athens
Greece
Sameel Irsull Jr
Hir, Insull Py Cable Toursca
Intuit
Nancy Page Quilt Advice About Ann and Public Speaking
A Nancy Page column discusses a child named Ann who is praised for talking at times and scolded at others, highlighting unfair parental reactions and the adage that children should be seen and not heard. The piece ends by promoting Nancy Page quilt patterns and a Quilt scrapbook leaf with instructions and a stamped envelope.
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Orsi
Ann
Nancy
Éann
Nancy Page
Assures Europe of Debt Settlement
Cleveland Ohio date United States official vowing to be a generous creditor in settling war debts to Europe. He warned settlements must benefit the United States and not harm its citizens.
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Cleveland, O
Castle
Europe
Thurstey
United States
Property deed note on subsistence mortgage terms
A historical notice references George Horesby to Thomas L Wolfe with a subsistence mortgage of 4009 dollars dated 10-11-22. The record questions which grantee does not assume a portion of the debt and notes 1 dollar and valuable consideration as terms.
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George Horesby
Thomas L. Wolfe
Press Probe Of Roosevelt Record In New York State
A Republican led committee in the New York Legislature questions President Roosevelt era costs and policy choices. Democrats call the inquiry political, aiming to influence the 1932 election. Senators charge excessive expenses and criticize departmental spending while public sentiment frames the probe as a partisan maneuver.
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Roosevelt Record
New York State
Aibant. Nyl
pPy
Anguy
Franklin D. Roatwell
Repratriec-Controlies
Jemslatore Thurscer
Republiecen
Ciiesad
Roosevelt
Hoover
New York
Siete
Charles J. Jew
Coittee
Cherzec
Mmouxmiins
Lesisia2eres
Standpat motto of Republicans up for debate in Omaha
Senator Walsh of Montana charged in Omaha that standpat policy guides the Republican party and Mark Hanna’s spirit still rules. He warned the country is dying under standpat and tariff policy has ruined agriculture with farm prices near 47 percent of 1914 levels and exports shrinking. He cited Hoover’s Des Moines remark on ag exports as misleading.
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Omaha
Neb
Mark Hanna
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Hoover
Des Moines
Mrs Owen Seeks Tariff Revision Aiding Farmers
Ruth Bryan Owen Florida congresswoman campaigns for the Democratic ticket in Tow City claiming tariff changes will restore honest dollars to farmers. She criticizes current rates as creating trade barriers and argues tariff should cover only domestic versus foreign production costs. She defends Roosevelt and Garner records as proof of congressional confidence.
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Towa City
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Birs Ower
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
John Garner
Garner
Congress
Family insanity traced in trial of former Iowan Boyle
In Birmingham Alabama AP report on John R. Boyle a prominent attorney on trial for slaying his mother last June 13 the testimony links insanity in his paternal line. His sister Mary Everett described between cousins marriage and that Boyle's grandfather was an inmate of an Iowa state asylum intermittently over years.
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Birmingham
Ala
John R. Boyle
Mary E. Everett
Jessie Boyle
Boyle
Everett
Borle
Iowa State Assylum
Reading to Accept First Pneumatic Tired Rail Coach
The Reading company will accept delivery Friday of the first pneumatic tired railway coach built and sold to an American railroad. Officials expect the low cost light weight comfort and operating economy to aid rehabilitation of many suburban branch lines.
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Philadelphia
Reading Company
Son Is Born To Helen Twelvetrees
New York UP reports stage and screen star Helen Twelvetrees, aka Mrs. Frank L Woody, has given birth to a seven pound son on Wednesday. The child is her first. Twelvetrees has been staying with her mother in Brooklyn and plans to return to Hollywood in about a month.
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New York
Helen Twelvetrees
Frank L. Woody
William Jureens
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Convicts Strike at Road Camp Near Indian Town
The Florida state prison bureau reports thirty to forty white convicts at a road camp near Indian Town on the lower east coast have gone on strike. They are held in a fenced enclosure by guards and armed trusties as authorities monitor the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
State Prison Bureau
Indiantown
Eastern Star Officers Elected At Iowa Grand Session
Mrs Anna Blaylock of Graze Junction and Leo Percival of Winterset were installed as worthy grand matron and patron of Iowa Order of the Eastern Star during Cedar Rapids session closing at El Kabir Shrine temple. Paul N Clark of Cedar Rapids named associate grand patron, with 468 chapters enrolled and 1118 voting delegates.
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Anna Blaylock
Graze Junction
Leo C. Percival
Grand Chapter
Iowa
Order of Eastern Star
el Kabir Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Paul N. Clark
Des Moines
Maude E. Bowers
Orient
Ada May Davis
Knoxville
Adah G. Thompson
Grand
Mary
H. S. Johnston
Humboldt
Gertrude May
Shenandoah
Edith Dixon
Clinton
Orewe Britton
Altoona
Dora Gladson
Tracey
Adah
Golda Beckwith
Rockwell City
Grand Ruth
Mary Hansen
Creston
Esther
Grace Sillick
Martha
Ada Jay
Ottumwa
Electa
Mozell
Clyde Luther
Charlotte Blaylock
Zephyr
Blaylock
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Simpson College
Eastern Star
Blay- Jock
Mittee
Taner
Recen
Bey
J. Percival
Lodge
Leo Percival
Winterse
George
Ward
Sioux Cris
St. Louis Law School
Madison County
Blue Lodge
Winter- Set
Royal Arch Sizsons
Winterset
Wolr
Dirs
Percival
Paul N. Glark
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Association of Fire and Casualty Underwriters
Buffalo
Chicago
Sons of American Revolution
The
Loyal Legion
Star of the West Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
Clark
Kilwining Lodge
Bruce
Rose Croix
St. Andrew's Council
Kadosh
Knights of Kadosh
Trowel Chapter
the Council
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Mt. Herman Lodge
Malta
Shepherds of
Morning radio program grid with orchestras and announcers
A dense schedule of radio shows across CBS NBC ABC networks listing morning and afternoon time blocks. Programs feature bands orchestras and hosts such as Rice reminkers Flying fingers Breen and de Rose and adventures in hobby riding with multiple stations including WEAF WABC WMT WJZ WENR WLW KDKA and more across Philadelphia Indianapolis and Atlantic City.
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Rels and Dunn
CBS
WABC
WMT
NBC
WEAF
WTAM
WEAP
Kmox Ranjoeers
WJZ
WGY
Breen and de Rose
WBSM
Icbs
WCCO
Falta
KMOX
Johnny Marvin
NBG
Orch
WBEM
Magnolia
WLW
Nbcl
WMAQ
Stever
WMI
WJZ Kyw
Atlantic City Musicale
ABC WA
Philadelphia Symphony
WOBM
Erin
Nepblican National Committee
WOC
KYW
Wwoc
Wean Orch
WABCG
Kmox M
Kahy
WGN
Sos
Charlie Ices
WBBM
Kelvin
NDC
WHO
O'Rare, Orch
Edka Wenr Paneht
Ie Leath
CDS
WADC
KMO
Jones and State
WMA
Wlo Gardean Orch
Republican National Committee
WHEM
Jessica Penzanetee
WLS
KDKA
Maoyer
Indianapolis
NBC Chain
Dramaticed News
CBB
WATC
WIZ WB
Helena Atch
Wehap Wen
Edie
Rolo
Hon Wang
Panos Lord
Thtre Heys Inc
WENR
Adventurers
Elb Inc
WEA
Jack Bittle
Republican National Committees
NHBC
WIA
Amoe Tn
Andy Cnc
Wang Kmox
Lamm
EDICA
Qisen Orch
Installation Highlights For Eastern Star Leaders In Iowa
John Blaylock, husband of the new worthy grand matron, presided over the installation as her two children Betty and Robert sang Mother O Mine. Mrs Olander presented a floral key of royal purple to Mrs Blaylock, while Bernice Courtright offered an added song tribute. The event featured escorts from Grand Junction chapter and De Molays, a Rainbow drill, and Ruth Carney of Sioux City sing solo before the Thompson and Kennedy jewels were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blaylock
Betty
Robert
Ruth Carney
Sioux City
Thompson and Kennedy
Ten-Year Terms For Calmar Robbery
Elmer Olson of Chicago and Jerry Merino of Philadelphia were sentenced to ten years each in the Anamosa reformatory after confessing to burglarizing the McCullen store in Calmar Saturday night. Judge C W Reed handed down the sentences to Sheriff Mike Graf who arrested them Tuesday night. they initially gave aliases J Phipps and J Merino, aged 25 and 21. The sheriff believes they may be implicated in robberies and burglaries in Castalia Burr Oak and Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Elmer Olson
Chicago
Jerry Merino
Philadelphia
Anamosa Reformatory
McCullen
Calmar
C. W. Reed
Mike Graf
Winneshiek County
J Phipps
J. Merino
Castalia
Burr Oak
Spring Grove
Campaign Broadcasts and Local Family Anniversary
Speech broadcasts listed for Friday include WABC CBS 2 15 Republican farm program with C. W Burkett and WJZ NBC 2 15 Republican women's program. The Gazette notes possible last minute changes to forecasts not vouched for. In Anamosa a Remington family gathering marked Rodney and his wife’s 54th wedding anniversary with a noon picnic and accordion music by grandson Glendon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rodney Remington and relatives Fred Remington Earl Larson Emil PIllard Clara Cole Frank and Harry Remington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
CBS
C. W Burkett
WJZ
NBC
Gazette
Frank Remington
Fairview
Rodney Remington
Jerren Tea Claim Offers Fast Fat Loss
An advertisement touts Jerren Tea as a safe easy method to lose 3 to 6 pounds weekly by counteracting fat forming elements in foods and burning fatty tissue. It promises health benefits, urges use with meals, and provides purchase details from Chicago based Jerren Remedies.
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Wacker Dr
Chicago
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Repeter
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Lanehean
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Young Vens Class Party
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S Pt
Methodist Church
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Sue Mae
King's Daughters
J. Mansfield
Viola Snow
Charles Ridenour
G.O.P
Stand On
James Reed
Patil
Masso Penaua
Joseph Fort Newton
the Gazette
Towa Eastern Star
Vew
Nellie Olander
Primghar
John Hammill
Britt
Mildred Knowles Schaubacher
Toronto
Canada
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Irene Reasler
WAC
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NSC
WIZ
Stern Orech
WARC
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Hecellent Golf Courar
Sickory Cedar Rapide Getter
Nene Reeves
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