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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1936

Page

11

Blowout attracts 400 at Chamber party

Four hundred attendees at the fourth annual Blowout for senior Chamber members at the Country Club enjoyed a carnival style party. Dinners followed by music and dancing featured Art Shepherd as host and Lorraine Lee Hinton with Mae West routines. The pool program showcased diving by four Midwest champions including Pat Brown and John Stark with others.

Young Men’s Bureau Chamber of Commerce Country Club Art Shepherd Pat” Brown Chicago John Stark Bill Walsmith Ilsa Weber D. I. Roland Chester Wolf Ralph Anderson A. G. Keyes Charles Racer

Wapello Church Officials Elect Forenoon Conference

Wapello district Superintendent G. S. Fansher led the quarterly Methodist gathering. W. Wiederrecht named lay delegate to Iowa-Des Moines conference with Miss Lelia Eversmeyer as alternate. Trustees, stewards, and financial roles listed with multiple members. Conesville schools open with 115 total enrolment, 39 in high school, per Supt Ralph Crawford.

Elmer Shipman L. M. Hiller John Meyerholz J. H. Paxson Ora Deppey S. J. Deihl Fred Mohlie B. F. Fettis F. M. Cuthamp R. W. Gerth G. W. Morris George Grauwinkel Conesville Ralph Crawford

Contract Bridge Hand From Frank C. Niles

A fascinating bridge hand from Wood-Ridge New Jersey sent by Frank C. Niles. The layout shows South dealer East West vulnerable with dummy OK 6 AJ109 72 AKO. The article discusses questions and comments on the play and potential disputes among the four players.

Frank C. Niles Wood-Ridge N. J

Debated Bridge Bids and Play from 1936 Note

The text analyzes a bridge hand with South choosing three hearts over three diamonds and North facing the five clubs rescue. It argues three hearts was correct, and four spades would have preserved five clubs for later action, detailing a potential defense and declarer line. It cites Mr Niles and a 1936 copyright.

South West North East South North East West Declarer

Baked Stuffed Potatoes and Peach Tapioca Recipes

A cooking snippet outlines baked stuffed potatoes with paprika and cream, including prep, baking, and finishing steps. It also covers peach tapioca with peaches or apples, sugar, tapioca, lemon juice, and double boiler cooking, plus optional beet and celery additions for salads.

Vatican Curb Not Seen On Coughlin Says Bishop

Bishop Michael J. Gallagher says Vatican did not curb Father Coughlin's political activity despite reports and notes he did apologize after Coughlin called FDR a liar. He dismisses Osservatore Romano editorial as electioneering and says no discussion with the Pope occurred. Separately Earlville marks silver wedding anniversary at Devil's Backbone State Park with family and friends.

New York Michael J. Gallagher Vatican Charles E. Coughlin Roosevelt Rome Detroit Father Coughlin Osservatore Romano Bay Gallagher Cleveland Earlville James Smock Devil’s Backbone State Park Maurice Smock Nellie Koehne Violet Koehne Herman Koehne Violet Frank Koehne Oneida Herbert Ham Raymond Aletha Fangmann Anthony Rainbard Will Smock Coggon Will Stevn Monona Roy Meister Delhi Merle Haigh Fred O’neal Delois O'Neal Glenn Holthaus Howard Sampson Colesburg

Fels-Naptha Soap Chips Market Craze

Upscale readers praise Fels-Naptha Soap CHIPS touted as the first and only naptha holding chips. The ad boasts fast suds from crinkly curls, a handy pouring spout, and ties to the Fels Co famous golden bar from 1936.

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