Mary Ann Hruska Weds Oscar A. Drews in Iowa City
Miss Mary Ann Hruska daughter of Mr and Mrs J Hruska 515 Fairview Drive SE became the bride of Oscar A Drews of Own City at the parents home on Thursday The Rev A C Proehl officiated before a fireside adorned with autumn leaves The couple were attended by Miss Marie Drews and Shirley Webster A wedding dinner followed and the newlyweds plan to reside in Iowa City after November 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Hruska
J. Hruska
Fairwiew Drive
Scar A. Drews
Towa City
A C. Proehl
Iowa City
Marianne Dvorak
Marie Drews
Shirley Webster
Winterset
Drews
Washington High School
Coe College
University of Iowa
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Couple from Cutittenberg and West Bend wed in SF home
Miss Mabel Schoz and Milton W. Woito were married Tuesday at 3 pm at 1935 Bever Avenue SF with Rev. Carl F Krog officiating. The couple will reside in West Bend where Woito teaches high school. Attendants were Miss Florence Morse and George Boyson. Mrs Woito is Olver Scholz’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Schoz
Cutittenberg
Milton W. Woito
West Bend
W. H Morse
Bever Avenue
Carl F Krog
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marion
Florence Morse
George Boyson
Woito
Olver Scholz
Cedar Rapids
Marriages of Misses Helen and Frances McCormick
Sisters Helen and Frances McCormick married Monday and Tuesday this week. Helen wed Mule Spinler at Immaculate Church with Rev Mullin officiating. Frances married Guerin Cronkite with Frank Navratil as attendant. The McCormicks reside at 1223 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Frances McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Second Avenue SE
Helen McCormick
Mule Spinler
the Immaculate Church
Father Mullin
Frank Navratil
Spinter
Francis McCormick
Guerin Cronkite
Tuesdas Mir
College club postpones luncheon and hosts gatherings this weekend
Cedar Rapids College club postponed its Saturday luncheon due to homecoming events and arranged new reservations with Mrs Agnes Robertson. A luncheon Wednesday featured Mrs Tony Popelka and many guests including Mesdames Lamp, Thomas, Mann, King, Fandry, Donahueh, Conrad, Hruby, Buresh, Perrin, Knowlton, Williams, Vavin, Demery, Berry, Riley and Miss Popelka. Lorraine Pierson hosted a Thursday kid costume party with invited friends and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Bluff
Tony Popelka
Eighteenth Street
Anna Lamp
D ‘Thomas
H S Mann
Grant Wayman
Theresa King
Charles Fandry
Walter Donahueh
Carl Conrad
Joe Hruby
John Buresh
Arthur Perrin
Elizabeth Knowlton
George Walthams
Joe Vavin
Larry Demery
Moe Berry
Clifford Riley
Mdwid Popelka
Misses Muth Mail‘ea
Minnie Briages
Clarice Nell Willams
Eleanor Popelka
Lorraine Pierson
Fredth Street
Ruth Hahn
Kay Mullin
A. C Gertsen
Parke Parks
John Avis
Stella Clift
Helen Solsteda
Alice Naylor
Helen Bailes
Bernice Broussard
Walter Johnson
KK Pierson
Leola Zavoush
Pearl Petraneck
Bess Lenoch
Brese Button Study Club Meets at Mrs Chord Home
Mrs R D Chord hosted the Brese Button Study Club at 129 Seventh Avenue SW on a Wednesday afternoon. Miss Alma E Owens led the meeting on The Cree ner is Condition of the Country into Sixties. Tea was served by Mrs F W Mulken and Mrs Normal Suthiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Home Makers
Westminster Presbyterian Churen
H.C Martin
Longwood Drive
Edward Eaton
C. R. Omundson
H. C Martin
B. Delzell
R.D Chord
Seventh Avenue SW
Brese Button Study Club
Alma E. Owens
Mozart Club Opens Season With Music Spelling Bee
The Mozart Club holds its first meeting of the year Saturday at 11 in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. A musical spelling bee led by Mrs. Leo Peiffer features entrants Bernice Kubovec Virginia Ohmann and a program list of works by Bach Schumann and others. Entrance examinations for members’ students will be conducted prior to the November meeting. inquiries to Mrs. Lows Sila at 2-9871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Chamber of Commerce Auditoriam
Leo Peiffer
Bernice Kubovec
Viginia Ohmann
Narre Geneva
Hode van Marci
Minuet Pieger
Musette Bach Betley Jlan Stephenson Redan
Keith Listebarrer
Sirocone Schumann
Shirley Ann Hilborn
Daring de Pao'diar Car
Bara Ann Shunka - Grer
Puck Kathleen Check
Schumant
Barbara Boarlatay
Aragonn
Ce Masseonet
Dorothy Irene
Mary
Picnic Supper Honors Miss Blattler in Williams burg
Mrs Marvin E hosted a picnic supper Tuesday honoring Miss Helen Blattler of Tacoma Washington. Sixteen guests attended with bridge at three tables, prizes to Miss Viola Layer and Mrs Frank Sebetka. other attendees included Miss Mary Christensen and Miss Finna McElroy along with Mses Harold Kruse Don Roddan Joe Regan C L Lewis and Mrs Edward J Von Huene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin E
Twentyfourth Street
Helen Blattler
Tacoma
Wash
Viola Layer
Frank Sebetka
Mary Christensen
Finna McElroy
Warment collection drive by Suburban Co-Workers proceeds
The Needlework Directorate of Vine plans a Warment collection for a November 14 and 16 reportable event. Mrs George Conners presides as Suburban Co-Workers president with Mars Val Barta and Mrs W Mo Bishop in key roles. Garments gathered will be tallied by type and reported by section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birnham
Oye
Atv
George Conners
Mars Val Barta
W Mo Bishop
Five Hundred Bets Win at St Patrick’s Club Night
A community card game night at St Arthonss cub of St Patricks church drew about five hundred players. Thunscay night featured high scores in five hundred with prizes to Mrs John Ryan and Mrs Charles Walsh. Winners included Adam Pritz Sam Daie and Mrs J R Stava with top scores to Mrs Dennis Mack James Walsh and John Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthonss
St Patricks Church
Bennett Pares
Mr Too
Bileze
John Ryan
Charles Walsh
Adam Pritz
Sam Daie
J R Stava
Dennis Mack
James Walsh
John Knowles
Party honors grandson birthday at Mie May Holets home
Mrs Mie May Holets hosted a party at 1896 street SW in honor of her grandson Robert Barkir Month. Attendees included Phevlis Foyne James Sindeler Mary Flew Dorts Edward Stanh Betty Breen Robert Hredesky Vinecert and Charles Ducek along with Lotas Bars Durek Retrt Rawku Mroo W Siith and Lovina Tien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
May Holets
Robert Barkir
Scandia Minners Schedule Meeting At Par Velehth Street
Members of Scandia lodge announce a gathering at 2 pm on a May day. Juveniles and youths from Cu Mecenbe Na 2 are noted as attendees. The event aims to discuss matters of neighborhood interest and future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Scandia Minners of Society
Scandia
Carrie
Morcombe
Invitations Sent for Arzberger Klinger Wedding
Invitations have been received for the marriage of Miss Helen Arzberger of Davenport and Leon Klinger of Clinton set for November 4 at 4 p.m. at St Pauls English Lutheran Church in Davenport. A luncheon and crystal shower in Cedar Rapids honored Miss Arzberger with Briarcliff roses and guests from Davenport and Cedar Rapids attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Arzberger
Davenport
Leon Klinger
Clinton
W. Klinger
Knollwood Drive
St Paul's English Lutheran Church
Areberger
Irene Klinger
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Klinger
Wilburn Ensor
Robert Prewitt
Margaret Pratt
Lucille Eller
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Elsenbast
Marengo
William Brubaker
Helen
Manon Frahm
Erna Arzberger
Imogene Dyer
Oak Borer Infestation Topic At Woman's Club Luncheon
Following a luncheon at the Woman's Club on Thursday members of the nature and garden department heard Mrs C C Plodin discuss infestation of oak trees by the oak borer, a problem impacting many local trees. Mrs F W Spence spoke on furnishing the garden artistically and proper appointments for the garden hosts. Hostesses included Mrs A C Allen, Mrs Charles Earhart, Mr F S Snyder, Mrs S E Garber, and Mrs George Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature and Garden Department
C C Plodin
F W Spence
A C Alien
Charles Earhart
F S. Snyder
S E. Garber
George Taylor
Local Club Hosts Dinner and Bridge Night at Higtev Venue
Mr and Mrs FE Yearer entertained the SundoLnd club at 1734 Higtev venue SE for a dinner and a bridge session. Twenty members attended and prizes were won by John Vaughn, Mrs Charles Martin and William Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L Yearer
Higtev
John Vaughn
Charles Martin
William Hodges
Jolly Ramblers Club Meets at Mrs Donisthorpe Home
The Jolly Ramblers club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Fred Donisthorpe of 627 L Avenue NW. Prizes at cards were won by Mrs Ezra Fields and Mrs W Phillups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Ramblers Club
Fred Donisthorpe
L Avenue NW
Ezra Fields
W. Phillups
Halford Shepard Family to Visit for Coe Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Halford Shepard and their Bloomington son plan to arrive tonight to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Shepard at 1126 First Avenue East and attend Coe homecoming events. The message notes the family’s travel for the event and family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halford Shepard
Bloomington Aii
Dorothy Kayser Returns From Century of Progress Trip
Miss Dorothy Kayser of 1900 Grande Avenue SE returned home the first of the week after a vacation spent in Chicago at A Century of Progress and in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kayser
Grande Avenue SE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Patterned Teens Frocks and Knitwear Guide
A fashion note outlines teen and undergarment patterns with descriptions of a sealoped yoke frock with a perky sleeve and flared skirt, plus a collarless style with waken sleeves. It lists sizes, suggested materials like Gammeh fibre, and pricing ideas, urging plain language and date references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni Adams
Adams Potern
New York
Wedding Gown Revue And Apple Festival At Olivet
Olivet Presbyterian church hosted a wedding gown revue tracing styles from a century. Girls and matrons modeled gowns, with musical numbers by Doris MacNewman Elizabeth Melberg and others. A mock wedding provided humor before an apple festival in the basement parlors featuring pies coffee and assorted apple delicacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Naibert
William Lawrence
J Buchan
E Winslow Brown
Clinton Pastor to Preach at Trinity Lutheran
The Rev. John Schulz of St. John's Clinton will be guest preacher at Trinity Lutheran First Avenue and Fourteenth Street SW Sunday at 7 45 p.m. His Luther anniversary sermon is Remember Hold Fast Repent with Trinity choir singing Oh God Our Might We Praise Thy Name. The public is invited. Schulz, born in Edmonton, trained at Concordia University and Seminary, has pastored multiple Minnesota churches and joined Clinton in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schulz
St. John’s Lutheran
Clinton
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Trinity Choir
Martin Luther
Mr Schulz
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Concordia College
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Fergus Falls
Minn
Wimbledon
Courtney
Clementsville
N. D
St. John's Lutheran Church
Park Rapids
Dorset
Osage
Ponsford
Clinton Church
Mrs Hoskin Hosts First Birthday for Ruth Alberta
Mr and Mrs L W Hoskin of 1063 F Avenue NW entertained Wednesday evening for the first birthday of their daughter Ruth Alberta. Guests included her grandparents Mr and Mrs F W Davis and her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Walter Forbes. A small cake with one candle served as centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hoskin
F Avenue NW
Ruth Alberta
F. W. Davis
Walter Forbes
Morse couple hosts honor for Chicago wedding pair
Mr and Mrs H. T. Morse entertained Wednesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs John E. Morse who wed in Chicago on October 14. Twenty guests attended and presented gifts to the bride who was formerly Miss Sylvia Kubec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Morse
John E. Morse
Chicago
Morse
Sylvia Kubec
Mrs Thompson and grandson attend Century of Progress in Chicago
Mrs Albert C Thompson and her grandson Albert Belden of 525 Seventeenth Street NF traveled to Chicago to attend A Century of Progress exposition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C Thompson
Albert Belden
Seventeenth Street
Chicago
Calls Set for Iowa Assembly Session Caucuses
Friday moves underway for Sunday caucuses to prep for a special session starting Monday. Democratic leaders will convene under Speaker George Miller and Lieutenant Governor Nels Kraschel. Republican plans unclear as Senate balance remains 26 to 24 in favor of Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly
George Miller
Nels Kraschel
Senate
Frank Byers
Cedar Rapids
Senate Republican Caucus Committee
House
Federation of Labor seeks river pollution curb in Cedar Rapids
The Federation of Labor urged the state board of health to enforce a two year old order ending sewage dumping into the Cedar River. Mayor Stepanek plans to push state action to protect Cedar Rapids and similar steps for other towns along the stream. The group backed city efforts to provide work for the unemployed and supported building a new police station a garbage incinerator and federal grant funded improvements. F C Jiruska reported on the American Federation of Labor convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Federation of Labor
State Board of Health
William H. Stepanek
F. C. Jiruska
American Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
Four Are Named Special Reporters On Staff Of Coe College Cos
Duane Peterson Robertson Little Frans Barber and Virginia Wallace have been named special reporters on the Coe College Cos In staff after a high performance during tryouts. Wallace won Pi Alpha Theta’s annual prize for most consistent work and was editor of the Oelwein high school paper last year. Other reporters assigned permanently include Patrician Burkhalter Phyllis Closson Bernie Curran Milford Delzell Harold Fischer Mary Jo French Francis Henry Helen Hannum Emanuel Jacobs Edith Knox Anna Lieb Edward Trefz and Alice Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Peterson
Robertson Little
Frans Barber
Virginia Wallace
Coe College
Cos
Miss Wallace
Pi Alpha Theta
Oelwein
Patrician Burkhalter
Phyllis Closson
Bernie: Curran
Births Reported for Sloan and Laird Families
Word received of the birth on October 25 at St Luke's church in Mount Vernon of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harold Sloan. Also announced is the birth on October 25 of a son to Mr and Mrs F M Laird of Cleveland Ohio, Mrs Laird formerly Gertrude Micker of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sloan
Mount Vernon
St. Luke's
F M Laird
Cleveland
Laird
Ciertrude Micker
City
Wild Ride Ends In Crash Four Men Arrested
Four men in a speeding car crashed into S Stickle’s vehicle at Third street and First avenue. Walter Harvey was held for intoxicated driving, H M Lester for intoxication, Ray Lester and Ocie Hepker charged with intoxication. Harvey pled not guilty. bonds and sentences set. other suspects identified by Patrolman Rittenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Stickle
Ellis Boulevard
Third Street
First Avenue
Walter Harvey
Twelfth Avenue
H. M Lester
Rittenburg
Second Avenue SE
Ray Lester
Ocie Hepker
Sixth Street
G K. Thompson
Harvey
H. C. Ring
Lester
G. S. Lightner
Hopker
Lightner
Robert Gillam
Highland Drive
Gillam
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Iowa City Cedar Rapids Pairings
Oscar Albert Drews of Iowa City and Mary Ann Hruska of Cedar Rapids. Leon Vesely and Elizabeth Jane Thompson, both of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Albert Drews
Iowa City
Mary Ann Hruska
Cedar Rapids
Leon Vesely
Elizabeth Jane Thompson
Daughters of Revolution Sparks Clash in Pittsburgh Exhibit
Pittsburgh D A R members denounce Grant Wood painting Daughters of Revolution displayed at Carnegie Institute while Cedar Rapids and Iowa D A R praise it as a bold depiction. Louis Untermeyer and critics praise the work, calling it cultural commentary that provokes debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Grant Wood
Daughters of Revolution
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh D. A. R
Louis Untermeyer
Sinclair Lewis
Associated Press
H. C. McEldowney
Ashley Chapter
War on Oak Tree Borers Begins in City Parks
Entomologist W. D. Grant and a five man crew arrived to mark infected oaks in city parks, plan to cut and burn trees to stop two lined borer spread. Grant targets a quarter mile around parks and asks property owners to assist by inspecting trees and reporting signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Grant
Palisades Civilian Conservation Camp
Grant
Palisades Park
Cedar Rapids
State
State Reforestation Administration
Bever Park
William Volz
Bover Park
Volz
Waltonians Plan Jubilee For Sewage Disposal Plant
A Waltonian group held a Halloween party and business meeting at the Scout cabin to announce a grand jubilee celebrating the city's planned sewage disposal plant. The event was billed as the season banner affair with a later big celebration to mark the preparations underway.
Wiggin Reveals 10 Million Profit From Personal Stock Trades
Washington reports Albert H. Wiggin showed personal profits of 10,425,637.02 from 1928 to 1932 in three corporations he wholly owned while head of Chase National Bank. Pecora called the bank’s overall profits small by comparison and noted additional losses in securities held by Chase through its affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Senate
Wiggin
Chase Bank
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Chase Securities Corporation
Chase Organ
Aldrich condemns trading by Chase subsidiaries
Winthrop W. Aldrich new head of Chase National Bank told the senate banking hearing he opposes any subsidiary trading in the bank's stock. The stance directly rebukes former chairman Albert H. Wiggin who backed about 860 million dollars in Chase stock trading by subsidiaries from 1928 to 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Washington
INS
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Senate
Albert H. Wiggin
Bank
Chase
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Oscar A. Drews
Mabel Scholz
Milton Woito
College Club
Mrs. Chord
Neumode
Second Street
Melen Blattler
ST Anthony's Bluefoyl
Clubs
Halford
Trinity Lutheran
Coe
Ceceresd UU Eeen Serene eeeediDe
Painter
Picture
C. H. Wilkins
Wood
F. E. Russell
Dorothy Bailey
Donald Maloney
Maddigan School of Music
F. E. Drew
Waltonians
Marilyn
Opportunity Days
Dr. Haines
Fellows
Third Avenue FE
Tows
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