Health Dept Hears Talk On Hospital Nutrition Work
Dr. Kate Daum director of the University hospital nutrition department Iowa City spoke on Applying Nutrition Principles at a Cedar Rapids Woman's club health education meeting after lunch. She said cost and type of food are crucial for feeding 1,800 daily and noted the hospital runs its own dairies to supply 400 gallons of milk daily served in bottles for hygiene. She emphasized patient diets consider habits and education has advanced diabetics diets, and that obesity stems from overall excess intake. The hospital trains staff and patients to apply lessons, with nutrition tests and experiments ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Daum
University Hospital
Iowa City
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Daum
A. G. Brown
Bonnie Mae Diebold
W. P. Rohrbach
H. P. Solem
Cypra
Home Builders Class Halloween Party Held at Mrs Ford’s
Mrs Rex Adair 1110 E avenue NW Mrs Everett Finch 1008 Eighth street SW and Mrs Stuart Ford 1722 B avenue NW hosted a Halloween costume party for the Home Builders class of First Evangelical Sunday school at Mrs Ford’s home Thursday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lester Lodge Mr and Mrs George Hol singer Mr and Mrs Wilbur Canady Mr and Mrs Ernest Woodford Mr and Mrs Earl Cheney Mr and Mrs Al Krippner Mr and Mrs Stuart Ford Mr and Mrs Rex Adair and Mr and Mrs Everett Finch. The Rev Mr and Mrs George Stauffacher were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Adair
E Avenue NW
Everett Finch
Eighth Street
Stuart Ford
B Avenue NW
First Evangelical Sunday School
Labor Bureau Dance Attracts Six Hundred Women
Six hundred women attended the apron dance and card party sponsored by Woman's Labor bureau No. 17 Thursday afternoon at C. S. P. S. hall. Cards were played at seventy five cents per rate. Door prizes and at each table prizes were awarded. Committee chairmen included Mrs Harold Bender and T A Norberg. The next meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Labor temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Labor Bureau No. 17
C. S. P. S. Hall
Harold Bender
T. A. Norberg
A. C. Seflicting
F. C. Jiruska
Carroll Sweet
Prochaska
Harry Keller
George Miller
Elmer Olson
W. D. Elder
Labor Temple
Elsie Volak Hosts Pivoteers Bunco Night
Elsie and Vlasta Volak entertained the Pivoteers club on Wednesday evening at their home A trio of Ann and Bessie Bohne and Elsie Volak sang Bunco prizes went to Mrs Fred Kirchner Bea Fiesler and Leona Jancovsky Other attendees included Geraldine Hass Mildred Libal Erma Hradecky Zula Cacek Mary Klumpar Maxine Bendorf Lillian Samek and Mesdames Ernest Kosek Melvin Dochterman and Clyde Markham Leona Jancovsky and Bessie Bohac were guests of the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Vlasta Volak
Pivoteers Club
Ann
Bessie Bohne
Elsie Volak
Bunco
Fred Kirchner
Bea Fiesler
Leona Jancovsky
Geraldine Hass
Mildred Libal
Erma Hradecky
Zula Cacek
Mary Klumpar
Maxine Bendorf
Lillian Samek
Ernest Kosek
Melvin Dochterman
Clyde Markham
Bessie Bohac
Tawaki Camp Fire Hosts Halloween Party at Kepler Home
The Tawaki Camp Fire group gathered Thursday evening at 1611 Ellis boulevard NW the home of Misses Dorothy and Maxine Kepler for a mother-daughter Halloween party. Those present included Mrs. W. A. Bell Helen Bell Mrs. Charles Blecher Betty Ann Blecher Mrs. C. L. Young Erma Lee Young Mrs. W. D. Cunningham Jean Cunningham Mrs. Frank Klepach Ruth Klepach Helen Reed and Mrs. H. O. Kepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawaki
Dorothy and
Maxine Kepler
Ellis Boulevard
W. A. Bell
Helen Bell
Charles Blecher
Betty Ann Blecher
C. L. Young
Erma Lee Young
W. D. Cunningham
Jean Cunningham
Frank Klepach
Ruth Klepach
Helen Reed
H. O. Kepler
Yapam Camp Fire Picnic And Halloween Party
The Yapam Camp Fire group of St. Pauls church met at guardian Mrs J D Hauser home on First avenue road SW for a picnic supper and a Halloween party. Members present were Frances Rubins Jo Beadle Lucy Siver Arlyne Jayne Ruth Ann Struesky Mary Jean Gossett Emma Allen and Dorothy Jane Plock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yapam
St. Paul’s Church
the Guardian
J. D. Hauser
First Avenue Road
Frances Rubins
Jo Beadle
Lucy Siver
Arlyne Jayne
Ruth Ann Struesky
Mary Jean Gossett
Emma Allen
Dorothy Jane Plock
Mary Quick Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Margaret Quick hosted a dinner at 883 Shaver Road NE in honor of her daughter Miss Mary Quick. Guests included Miss Aldred Gillen Miss Margaret Gillen and Miss Grace Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Quick
Shaver Road
Ughter
Mary Quick
Aldred Gillen
Margaret Illen
Grace Ackerman
Sigma Nu Alumni Club Formed in Cedar Rapids
Alumni of Sigma Nu fraternity in Cedar Rapids met at the Roosevelt Friday for luncheon in honor of Charles Thomas, a national officer visiting the University of Iowa active chapter. Arthur Barlow, district adviser, was a guest. Lynn Swaney presided as the group agreed to meet the last Friday of each month with several University of Iowa active chapter members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Cedar Rapids
Charles Thomas
Sigma Nu
University of Iowa
Arthur Barlow
Lynn Swaney
Mrs Porter Hosts Dinner and Bridge at Commonwealth
Mrs V E Porter of 405 Twenty Fifth Street Drive SE entertained at dinner and bridge Thursday evening at the Commonwealth tea room. Guests included Mrs J J Russell Mrs M T Johnston and Mrs Harriett Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. E. Porter
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Commonwealth Tea Room
J. J. Russell
M. T. Johnston
Harriett Boyce
Kenwood Methodist Halloween Party Draws Crowd
About 135 members and friends of Kenwood Park Methodist church attended a Halloween frolic in the church parlors Friday evening. Rev. Foster Beck led the program with old fashioned games and stunts assisted by Joe Houts Homer Grove and Clifford White. Refreshments were organized by Mrs. Fred Doetzal Mrs. Clifford White Mrs. Wilbur Robinson and Mrs. H W Hopkins, with decoration control by Norman Emerson Harry Emerson Harry Lambertsen and William Laubly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Foster Beck
Joe Houts
Homer Grove
Clifford White
Fred Doetzal
Wilbur Robinson
H. W. Hopkins
Will Schultz
Harry Lambertson
Norman Emerson
Harry Emerson
Harry Lambertsen
William Laubly
Birthday Dinner Honors September November Members
The Helping Hand Society of the Sunshine Mission held a birthday dinner Friday for members with birthdays in September October and November. Mrs F M Smith spiritual adviser received a gift from members. Thirty members and guests attended the event with Rev Frank H Ward guest of honor whose birthday is Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society of the Sunshine Mission
F. M. Smith
Frank H. Ward
Beatrice Johnson Returns From St Paul Visit
Miss Beatrice Johnson of 414 Fifteenth Street SE has returned from St Paul Minnesota after spending five weeks visiting her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Gordon Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Johnson
Fifteenth Street
St. Paul, Minn
Gordon Johnson
Richard McCosh Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Richard McCosh was an honor guest at a surprise birthday party held at Miss Martha Stolba's home at 619 Twentieth avenue SW. Attendees included Pauline McCune Hazel Poyer Betty Joy Thune Willie Martin Marcella Kline Buddy McCosh Gien Irvin Gerald McCune Bob Stolba and Fred F Stolba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McCosh
Martha Stolba
Twentieth Avenue SW
Pauline McCune
Hazel Poyer
Betty Joy Thune
Willie Martin
Marcella Kline
Buddy McCosh
Gien Irvin
Gerald McCune
Bob Stolba
Fred F. Stolba
M. M. Club Meets At Pearl Taft Home
Mrs. Pearl Taft hosted eight M. M. club members at 2202 J Street SW Tuesday evening. Charter member Myrtle Troup was reinstated. Mrs. Bessie Graves led a political contest with Miss Marion Taft assisting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Taft
J Street
M. M. Club
Myrtle Troup
Bessie Graves
Marion Taft
Mrs Minor Leaves for Pasadena Winter Stay
Mrs Josephine Minor of 146 Eighteenth street NW has departed for Pasadena California to spend the winter season away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Minor
Josephine Minor
Eighteenth Street
Pasadena
Calif
Labor Federation Warns of Purchasing Power Shortage
The American Federation of Labor cautioned in its monthly business survey that workers may face a shortage of buying power as industry expands. It argues that current prosperity is not matched by higher hourly earnings even as hours rise, predicting the issue will bite when a new production peak is hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Administrator with will annexed of Alice M Welch
The State of Iowa Linn County warns that on October 6 1936 the undersigned was appointed as Administrator with will annexed of the estate of Alice M Welch late of Linn County deceased All persons indebted to the estate should promptly pay the undersigned Those having claims against the estate must file them authenticated with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa The firm Barnes Chamberlain and Hanzlik attorneys represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Alice M. Welch
Cedar Rapids
Will
Will Angreter
Sew
Lime Conner
Linnty
Mary Ferreter
Linn County, Uy Court
M. W. O'Rieley
Hoover rails against New Deal in Denver address
Former President Herbert Hoover told a Republican rally in Denver that the New Deal delays recovery and shackles free men. He urged Governor Alf Landon's bid, warned against court packing and constitutional changes, and said Republicans built a prosperity without sacrificing freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
America
Hoover
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Proclaims Armistice Day Observance
President Franklin D. Roosevelt issues the Armistice Day proclamation urging officials to fly the U S flag on all government buildings on November 11 and inviting Americans to observe the day with ceremonies in schools churches and other suitable places to honor peace and goodwill among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Roosevelt
United States
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
CHILDREN'S FAVORITE CROSSWORD PUZZLE LIST
A readable listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues for a children's puzzle. Includes terms ranging from writer of stories and odor of cooking meat to sea eagle and fruitful desert spots with varied difficulty across the grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mind and morality from a scientific lens
An RS note argues science prioritizes social order over individual rights and discusses whether intelligence affects pain perception. It cites vague experiments and notes professor Edward A. Ross’s work suggesting Chinese people may experience less pain, though evidence is not detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Ross
Wisconsin University
How to Improve Memory by Dr Benry C Line
A fragmented OCR note promotes memory improvement guidance by Dr Benry C Line and mentions reader responses and a feature on costs. The text is garbled but hints at tips, envelopes, and a Wiggam reference on a fix for memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benry C. Line
Leston
Literary Digest Poll Shows Landon Leads Roosevelts Race
The Literary Digest poll totals Landon 1 293 669 and Roosevelt 972 897 with electoral votes 370 to 161. Supporters claim accuracy while critics warn of wishful thinking and error in other regions. Alice Longworth comments, noting weather metaphors and political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Literary In Digest
Landon
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
New Dealer
Die in harness and women in leadership question
Professor Ross argues most people die in the harness due to age and suffering, while a well managed society could change this. The interview notes that both men and women often prefer male bosses, though women executives are typically better qualified to overcome gender bias.
Herring Frames Senate Bid Around Prosperity Issue
Davenport AP Clyde L. Herring democratic candidate for U S Senate says the campaign centers on whether to return to 1932 1933 conditions or continue prosperity. He recalls the Hoover era and questions why his opponent speaks little on banking and missed votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Clyde L. Herring
United States Senate
Iowa
Hoover
Bids Sought for Highway 30 Viaduct Project in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa highway commission will open bids November 9 for the Sixteenth Avenue SW viaduct over the Chicago and North Western Railway as highway 30 is rerouted. The package includes a 625 foot bridge relocation in Cedar Rapids, 0.4 miles of approaches, and related grading and paving, with Public Improvements Commissioner Dave Williams confirming the plan and city council notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Highway Commission
Sixteenth Avenue SW
North Western
News Service
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Cedar Rap
Dave Williams
Head Of Utilities Power And Light Corp Quits Job
Harley L. Clarke retires as president of Utilities Power and Light after leading the giant empire for over two decades. Directors say he will stay on as a director. The move is linked to Clarke Atlas control battle in New York investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities Power and Light Corp
Chicago
Harley L. Clarke
Friday
Utilities Power and Light Corporation
Ecomeera
Utilities Power
Clarke
Atlas Corporation
New York
Benjamin Hellen In Law Trouble Over Security Charge
Benjamin Hellen 49 of Buffalo Minnesota secretary of Your Friend Association an insurance benefit plan was arrested in Minneapolis for violating Minnesota security law as police received word He had earlier been jailed in October 1935 for Iowa insurance law violations after a Linn county grand jury indicted him for selling insurance benefits and was released after three months for good behavior a six month sentence was reduced by three months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hellen
Buffalo
Minn
Your Friend Association
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hellen
Linn County
Granite Rock Formation Described As Deep Heat Altered
A concise description notes granite as a finely formed rock shaped by intense heat and pressure deep underground. The process explains its crystalline texture and stability, highlighting mineral alignment and formation conditions during metamorphism.
Don A Carlson Injured In Route 20 Auto Crash
Don A Carlson of 1437 B avenue NE remains in serious condition at Finley hospital in Dubuque after an afternoon crash on the highway west of the city. He suffered severe leg injuries and infections set in. several blood transfusions were given. Carlson said a truck turning left into his path caused the collision. his car plunged into a bank. a Dubuque man riding with him escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Carlson
Avenue NE
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Carlson
Does It Pay to Be Popular at Second Christian Church
The first week of evangelistic services at Second Christian Church ended Friday with Rev C S Linkletter of Boulder Colo preaching Does It Pay to Be Popular. He warned against paying a price by compromising conscience for popularity. Next services include Is the Church a Necessity solo by Ruth Lee Barnum and Wilt Thou Be Made Whole closing Nov 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian Church
C. S. Linkletter
Boulder
Colo
Linkletter
Ruth Lee Barnum
Mr. Linkletter
Reverend Jacob Auracher Dies After Long Evangelical Career
The Rev. Jacob Auracher former pastor of First Evangelical church Des Moines died Friday at his daughter's home. Born in Pennsylvania he would have turned 85 in December. He served many Iowa cities including Blairstown Anita Reasoner Adair Cedar Rapids Lisbon Des Moines Waterloo and Papshaltown. He was district superintendent for thirteen years and trustee of Western Union College for twenty seven years. Surviving are his wife’s death earlier and three children Mrs Lula A Lexa Emory Auracher and Mrs Elva Miles. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Des Moines First Evangelical church.
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Jacob Auracher
First Evangelical Church
First Avenue
Third Street
Des Moines
Lula A. Lexa
Northampton County
Pennsylvania
Louisa County
Iowa
Evangelical
Blairstown
Anita, Reasoner
Adair
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
Waterloo
le Mars
Lexa
Emory Auracher
Omaha
Neb
Elva Miles
Kansas City
Halloween Pumpkin Ride
A childlike narrator promises a Halloween night of spooky roaming with a Jack o lantern figure as a prize. The plan involves haunting passersby, including policemen, while creatures like witches and goblins appear. The speaker vows to return home for pumpkin pie after the mischief.
General Secretary Burke of Catholic Welfare Conference Dies
Washington INS reports the Right Rev Monsignor John J Burke general secretary of the National Catholic Welfare Conference died at his home at 3 p m Friday from a heart attack He was born in New York City June 6 1875 and previously edited the Catholic World He founded the National Catholic War Council during World War I and helped establish the Catholic Press Association of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
John J. Burke
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Burke
New York City
Catholic World
National Catholic War Council
Catholic Press Association of the
Appointment of Administrator with Will Annexed in Linn County Iowa
On October 16 1986 M W O Rieley attorney notes the appointment of an Administrator with Will Annexed for the estate of Mary Ferreter of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors and claimants are urged to present debts or claims promptly to the Clerk of the Linn County Court through the undersigned administrator.
Mills Attacks New Deal Finances In Pennsylvania
Philadelphia AP Mills renews attack on federal spending telling Pennsylvania Real Estate Association that relief funds cover regular expenses. He cites budget misstatements, argues recoverable assets are used for spending not debt reduction, and says hidden taxes have risen while overall taxation remains high. He warns of disaster from ongoing expenditures and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ogden L. Mills
Roosevelt
Mills
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Worcester
Mass
Gillette denies sympathy with AAA objectives
Representative Guy M. Gillette, Democratic candidate for the United States Senate, rejected reports he opposed AAA aims. He defended his vote for the AAA, saying long term farm surplus solutions rely on new markets and development both foreign and domestic. He noted production control and benefit payments were needed during the economic emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Guy M. Gillette
United States Senate
AAA
Gillette
Des Moines Mayor to Probe Alleged Third Degree Tactics
DES MOINES AP Mayor Joe Allen announced he would name a committee to determine if third degree methods are used by the Des Moines police in handling criminals and suspects. Jerry Slater, representing Youth Political Action, claimed police used forceful confession methods before the city council. Police Chief Henry Alber denied the accusation, saying officers have not found it necessary to employ such methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Joe Allen
Des Moines Police
Jerry Slater
Henry Alber
Allen
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Simon
Tugwell
Itlias
Beryl
Ross
Herring
Edgar A. Guest
Jack-o’-lantern
General Sec’y
Catholic Welfare Conference
Bargain Day
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Fourth Ave. SE
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Fifth Ave
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