Pan-Hellenic Dance Follows Coe Cornell Pep Meeting
Coe college students attend a 7 30 p m pep meeting on campus with Coe Cornell the six sororities host the Pan-Hellenic dance from 8 30 to 11 30 at Danceland. Gold silhouetted programs with gold cords mark the event. Alpha Xi Delta sisters Ruth Swartzell Virginia Cavin assist with arrangements.
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Coe College
Coe-Cornell
Danceland
Ruth Swartzell
Alpha Xi Delta
Virginia Cavin
Zetacolec
Kappa Delta
Mary Bell
Ben H. Peterson
A. W. Meyer
Vincent H. Ogburn
Beta Phi Alpha
Forest Rutgers
Chi Omega
C. Harve Geiger
Alpha Gammia Delta
Carl A. Russell
Delta Delta Delta
Porter Family Plans Weekend Visit in Columbia Missouri
Mr and Mrs Del C Porter of 357 Woodland Drive SE travel with Mrs Edward F Winslow and daughter Ann of 2171 Linden Drive SE to Columbia Missouri for a weekend visit with Porter daughter Louise and Winslow daughter Mary.
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del C. Porter
Woodland Drive
Edward F. Winslow
Ann
Linden Drive
Columbia, Mo
Porters
Louise
Estherville Doctor Visits Parents Over Weekend
Dr. James Clark of Estherville spends the weekend with his parents Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Clark at 3134 First Avenue East. He is connected with Coleman Hospital in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Estherville
C. B Clark
First Avenue
Clark
Coleman
District No 5 Women Plan Picnic and Comfort Knot
District No 5 of St. Pauls church met with Mrs F J Lightner at 1621 E Avenue NE. Twenty members attended as Mrs H E McCormick led devotions and Mrs Earl Birnie read a poem. A business meeting planned a picnic luncheon with Mrs C B Roberdee to knot comforts for the needy and Mrs W L DeClow handed out miteboxes for the Foreign Missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
F. J. Lightner
E Avenue NE
H. E. McCormick
Earl Birnie
C. B. Roberdee
W. L. DeClow
Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs. Brierly
Lightner
Roberdee
Daughters of Union Veterans Inspector Visits Rebecca Alexander Tent
Mrs Heaton and Miss Owens host Friday visit by Mrs Mac Walker of Davenport deputy department Inspector of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War to inspect Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 in the Memorial building. Mr and Mrs George Eye entertained at dinner Wednesday for Mr and Mrs H M Sharpe of Chicago and Mr and Mrs E Miller of Iowa City. twelve guests. Bridge followed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heaton
Twentyninth Street
Alma E. Owens
Mac Walker
Davenport
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Rebecca Alexander
Memorial Building
George Eye
Eleventh Street
H. M Sharpe
Chicago
E. Miller
Iowa City
Bridge party honors Mrs Beem guest from Toledo
Mrs Paul Gard entertained at a bridge party Wednesday for her guest Mrs Helen Beem of Toledo. Prizes went to Miss Margaret Hageman and Mrs Grace Kofron. Mrs Beem received a gift.
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Paul Gard
Avenue NW
Helen Beem
Toledo
Gard
Margaret Hageman
Grace Kofron
Beem
Cedar Rapids Girl Stars in Cornell Homecoming Hay Fever
Dreva Hawks of Cedar Rapids appears as Myra Arundel in Noel Coward’s Hay Fever at Cornell College for the homecoming show. She is a Grant high school graduate active in dramatics and journalism, with castmates from Waterloo Newton Nashua Davenport and other towns. Coach is Prof. Albert Franklin Johnson of the speech department.
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The
Gazette
Dreva Hawks
E. J. Hawks
First Street
Cedar Rapids
London
Scady
Ruth Miller
Waterloo
Lady Macebeth
Claude Rose
Newton
Dotty MacCulloch
Nashua
Robert Guilbert
Melvin
Ill
Helen Roberts
Davenport
Paul Wilkinson
Marnette
Wis
Pauline Clegg
Ainsworth
Ralph Wilkinson
Rolfe
Albert Franklin Johnson
Mrs Ella Bagley Honored On Her 81st Birthday
Mrs. Ella Bagley celebrated her eighty first birthday with open house at 369 Park Terrace SE hosted by Mrs. A A Bagley and Mrs. M D Bagley. Over fifty relatives and friends visited from Gas Twain and Anamosa where she lived before moving five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bagley
A. A. Bagley
M. D. Bagley
Hoover Attacks Roosevelt Over Bond Promoter Link
Governor Hoover charges Roosevelt with hedging on foreign bonds and cites past roles with the Federal International Banking Company to argue that Roosevelt promoted foreign loans to aid American trade. He disputes Democratic claims, cites public health and children’s bureau figures, and defends his own record on children’s appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal International Banking Company
Roosevelt
Federal International
United States Public Health Service
Home Loan
American Public Health Association
Children's Bureau
Democratic House of Representatives
Cedar Rapids Bridge Tourney to Aid Day Nursery
Cedar Rapids hosts a two evening charity bridge tourney November 3 and 4 at the Montrose hotel under the Junior Service League. Auction bridge, prizes for high scores, and a grand Electrolux refrigerator from Cedar Rapids Gas Co. await top players with tickets available at local stores and company offices.
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Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Junior Service League
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Electrolux
Montrose
George E. Beattie
Carl F. Jordan
Frank C. Byers
Killian’s
Newman's
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hotel Montrose Ballroom
Appointed Democrat to Supreme Court Debate Sparks Fear
A political speech argues that Supreme Court independence must be maintained and accuses the opponent of seeking to wield the court for party ends. It cites historic bipartisan court appointments as evidence that justices are chosen for character, not politics, and warns of long term national direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
America
Taft
Harding
New York State
Hoover Defends Policies Amid Democratic Attacks
President Hoover denounces Hawley Smoot criticism and Democratic charges as calumnies. He rebuts alleged cheap labor hiring claims and claims Roosevelt misleads voters with health and welfare statements while praising Taft appointed officials and stressing the need for factual debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
Hoover
Bank of the Home Joan Bank
Roosevelt
United States Public Health Service
American Public Health Association
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Taft
Harding
Hoover Warns on Democratic Currency Policy in 1932 Campaign
President Hoover attacks the Democratic candidate over plans to issue 2.3 billion in inconvertible greenback money. He argues such currency would be dangerous and subservient to party interests. Hoover asserts veterans will be paid in real money when benefits come due.
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Hoover
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Europe
Roosevelt
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Coe
Columbia
DR. Clark
Mrs. Lightner
Mrs. Gard
Cornell
Belle Plaine
Civic Welfare League
Vinton Lee
Board of Trustees
Children’s Bureau
Better Homes
United States
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Mrs. Drear and
Mrs. Cheer
Mrs. Drear
Procter & Gamble
Wexea
New York
Paris
Second Street
Ipee
Newmans
Third Avenue
Featuring
Mrs
Dora Davis
HELMS
Second Avenue
Antioch Lump
Indiana
Farmers Supply Co
Third St. SE
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