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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1937

Page

21

D A R Northeast District Session Held at Toledo

D A R members from Iowa’s Northeastern district gathered in Toledo for a district session at the Lutheran church. Mrs. R P Ink of Mount Vernon presided over business meetings while state regent Mrs. Imogen Emery of Cedar Rapids gave the principal address.

Iowa Toledo R. P. Ink Mount Vernon Imogen Emery Cedar Rapids S. von Krog Eldora Tam B. Throckmorton Des Moines Elsie M

Three Women Attend B and P W Board Meeting in Des Moines

Three local women spend the weekend in Des Moines to attend the state federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs board meeting at Fort Des Moines hotel. Gertrude Steiner, Lena Nelson and Emma Hagenstein hold key posts in Cedar Rapids and the state organization. Helen Irwin, state president, will discuss projects and report on the Atlantic City national convention.

Des Moines Gertrude Steiner Lena Nelson Emma Hagenstein State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Miss Steiner Cedar Rapids Nelson Miss Hagenstein Fort Des Moines Helen Irwin Atlantic City

Group Dines and Attends Theater Party at Watts Home

A gathering of young women from various colleges met at Miss Mary Jane Watts's home at 368 Nineteenth Street SE for a dinner and theater party. Attendees included Dorothy Jones and Florence Van Winkle Coe Frances Hallgren Stephens Christine Mull Christian college Patricia Barry Rockford college Ruth Esther Morgan Davenport Business college Jean Wootke William Woods college Jean Engleman Cedar Rapids Business college and Miss Watts Iowa State college at Ames.

Mary Jane Watts Nineteenth Street Dorothy Jones Florence van Winkle Coe Frances Hallgren Stephens Christine Mull Christian College Patricia Barry Rockford College Ruth Esther Morgan Davenport Business College Jean Wootke William Woods College Jean Engleman Cedar Rapids Business College Miss Watts Iowa State College Ames

Avis Leone Visits Cramer Home in Cresco Ties

Avis Leone, hosting Ernie Young's Passing Parade, spends free hours with Mr and Mrs C A Cramer at 2317 Fifth Avenue SE. The two women have been childhood friends, with roots tracing back to Cresco.

Avis Llone Ernie Young C. A. Cramer Fifth Avenue Avis Leone Mrs. Cramer Cresco

LaPlant Choate Auxiliary Meets at YWCA

The LaPlant Choate auxiliary met at the YWCA on Wednesday with fifteen attending. Meetings will be held at the YWCA the second Wednesday of every month. Mrs Ray Hanten was elected publicity chairman. At the close of the meeting the group was entertained by the YWCA staff.

LaPlant-Choate Y. W.C Ray Hanten Pubberty YW C A

Mrs Gordon Barger Performs At Local Meet

Mrs Gordon Barger sang two solos at the American Legion meet in Manterd post Ne oy dats i ye coat np van the Mernea afl furiting Ste was presented on Mis AVL Rach and accompanied by Mrs Helen Kacena Statik.

Gordon Barger Mernea Afl Furiting Mis Helen Kacena Statik

Unclear fragment summary remained unreadable

Fragmentary text mentions multiple personal names and places without coherent context. The legible names include Miss father, Helen, Dick, Doves tab, Lom Mirtin, Sovie Mistik, Disheen Wards, Derm Ree Hast, Faved Thompson, and Koffhion. No clear event or outcome to report.

Steul Phutedayn Helen Dick Lom Mirtin Sovie Mistik Masee Sylyra Miastik Disheen Derm Ree Hast Faved Thompson Lear

Miss Odin 1268 Fuataya Visit Honors Naval Cadet

Miss Odin 1268 Fuataya attended a Friday luncheon honoring shipman Robert Quinn tegimends of Anamosa and a former Cue cea lege student who completed his first year at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Md. Quinn is visiting at the home of his grandmother Dr Letitia B Runson.

C Odin Fuatayanue EU VW de Robert Quinn Tegimends Anamosa Cue Cealege United States Naval Academy Annapolis Quinn Letitia B. Runson

Luncheon for Mrs Bigelow and guests at Roosevelt Hotel

Mrs C E Bigelow of New York City hosted sisters Edin Fay of Cedar Rapids Josephine Kindleg of Marion and nieces Bernice and Marlin at a Thursday luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs Bigelow departed for home after the gathering.

C. E. Bigelow New York City Edin Fay Cedar Rapids Sid Josphine Kindleg Marion Bernice Marlin Roosevelt Hotel

Betty Cocayne to Become Bride of Frank M. Davis

Mr and Mrs J W Cocayne of 1507 Hinkley Ave NW announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to Frank M Davis son of Mr and Mrs Will M Davis of Monett Mo The wedding is set for Sept 28 in Monett Betty a Grant High School Cedar Rapids Business College graduate and former stenographer at Collins Radio is to marry engineer Frank Davis who also works at Collins Radio They plan a short honeymoon through Missouri and Arkansas Ozarks and then reside in Cedar Rapids

J W . Cocayne Hinkley Avenue Betty Frank M. Davis Will M. Davis Monett, Mo Monett Miss Cocayne Grant High School Cedar Rapids Businesss College Collins Radio Company Davis Engineering College The University of Arkansas Missouri and Arkansas Ozarks Cedar Rapids

Mr Pavlicek Honored At Birthday Party

Mrs Wencl E Pavlicek hosted a birthday party at 1811 Second Street SW Thursday with cards and refreshments. Mr Pavlicek received a gift from the group. attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Stepanek, Mr and Mrs Fred Beazek, Mr and Mrs Ed Sopousek, Mr and Mrs Wes Kralik, Mr and Mrs Harold Downer, Mr and Mrs Peter Hach, Miss Virginia Mathis and Miss Edna Kalous.

Wencl E. Pavlicek Second Street Pavlicek Frank Stepanek Fred Beazek Ed Sopousek Wes Kralik Harold Downer Peter Hach Virginia Mathis Edna Kalous

When They Are Alone Mary and Frank Clash Overbearing Ways

A reader asks how to handle a man who becomes pompous around others, risking Mary’s affection. The advice suggests addressing behavior, seeking support from family, finishing high school, and pursuing personal growth before marriage. A related letter counsels patience, timing, and maintaining hope in love.

Mary Frank

Stolba Scores Perfect Target At Police Chiefs Session

Stolba delivered a perfect score at a police chiefs convention shooting event held at Clirton arena. Four expert marksmen had scored 65 of 65 previously, and Thursday the competition tightened as shooters challenged a 25 yard distance with Captain Steve among the participants.

Stolba Police Chiefs Teschtou Chiefs Clirton Steve

Stolba Sets Perfect 100 At Cedar Rapids Police Banquet

A Cedar Rapids police banquet honored Steve Stolba after he achieved a perfect 100 of 100 in a shooting event, ending the four way tie for first. Attendees included Commissioner Benesh, Chief Vinch, Assistant Chief Mikota, Detective Chief Stanley, Captains Stolba and Clift, Detective Haberle, and R. C. Hopwood, identification officer.

Corning Girl Improves After Iron Lung Treatment

Seventeen year old Mary Jo Brown of Corning was reported improved after being placed in an iron lung at University hospital in Iowa City. A victim of infantile paralysis, she was brought from Corning to Des Moines then to Iowa City Wednesday night for respirator support. Several others are treated for the disease at the hospital, though exact numbers were not disclosed. Mary Jo is the daughter of Mrs Nellie Brown of Corning.

Iowa City Mary Jo Brown Corning University Hospital Des Moines Nellie Brown

Iowa Reports 34 polio cases this month in state

Des Moines records the third death as 10 year old Margaret Soutter dies. Iowa health officials report 34 infantile paralysis cases so far this month. Des Moines and Council Bluffs report fatalities while schools remain open per officials.

Des Moines Iowa Margaret Soutter James Soutter

Boy Frisked After Car Theft Alleges Hoax Story

Local youth alleged to have staged a car theft story leading to arrest Friday. He admitted taking Lena Powers car from a Cedar Rapids parking lot on Aug 14 and driving others around Davenport. Officials say he altered a registration card and used a Millsap Motor plate to support the hoax.

Charles Smith Millsap Motor Company Cedar Rapids Payn Iowa Smith Thear Lena Powers Alburnett Second Street Fourth Avenue SE Davenport

Anti Piracy Patrol Blocked By Soviets

The conference debates a Mediterranean anti piracy patrol plan with Italy and Britain in tension. Russia accuses the plan of limiting naval actions to submarines that follow humani zation rules while threatening to veto without Russian escort. Critics argue the scheme leaves Russian ships unprotected in international waters and could normalize attacks on neutral merchant ships.

Egates Terrible Italy Mediterranean Russia Littinoff Luxinoff Litsinoff Britain France

Alma Turechek to Direct Trinity Methodist Choir

Cedar Rapids music figure Miss Alma Turechek is chosen to direct the Trinity Methodist choir for the coming year. She teaches piano at Coe College and directs the Coe Vesper choir, with degrees from Coe and studies in New York and Berlin. She travels in Europe, serves as vice-president of the Beethoven club, and is a Mu Phi Epsilon member. The choir opens with a 6:30 p.m. picnic and rehearsal this Friday at the church before appearing at the morning service next Sunday.

Alma Turechek Cedar Rapids Trinity Methodist Coe College Coe Vesper Miss Turechek Coe New York City Conservatory of Music Berlin Germany Czechoslovakia Italy Yugoslavia Belgium England Austria Beethoven Club Mu Phi Epsilon Trinity Choir

Hitler says he must guard health to conserve voice

Hitler admitted that his heavy duties require him to protect his health and vocal power. He delegated Wilhelm Goering to deliver the main speech at the Nazi labor front Congress while noting his weathered voice will still be heard. He told 38,000 Hitler youths and girls that Germany faced bad weather but the sun is shining again as 11,000 youths were sworn in, pledging to crush the old foe under the swastika.

Nuremberg INS Adolf Hitler Hermann Wilhelm Goering Fuehrer Hitler Germany

Pinball Devices Are Slot Machines Say State Atty

In Des Moines District Judge Frank S Shankland heard arguments that pinball machines are slot machines under the slot machine act The state contends the machines are illegal gambling devices with no skill involved while the Automatic Merchandisers Association seeks a permanent injunction to stop seizures The attorney general argued the devices fall under the slot machine law and that the legislature outlawed them Judge Shankland planned a ruling after further arguments Monday

Des Moines Frank S. Shankl N. S. Genung Automatic Merchandisers Association Shankland

Mediter ranean tensions and political digs prompt debate

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE from NYON reports Litvinoff criticizes what he calls governmental piracy over the Mediterranean. In New Orleans Norman Thomas accuses Ilaey Lang's followers of selling out a slain reader and his principles. He calls the second Louisiana purchase a success. NOLLYWOOD Helen Vinson muses that only yourself is truly unknowable.

New Orleans Norman Thomas Ilaey Lang Reader

Jones County Courthouse Dedication Delights Anamosa

The new Jones County courthouse in Anamosa drew a crowd for open house and dedication with hundreds touring the modern 200000 dollar building. Governor Nelson Kraschel spoke on public works and agriculture while officials, judges, and citizens toured offices and heard remarks on Iowa government and history.

Anamosa Jones County Iowa Nelson G. Kraschel Nellie V. Morey Margaret Carmichael J. E Heiserman F Q. Ellison John T. Moffit H. C. Ring Charles J. Haas National Reemployment Service A. L. Kirby Marguerite Morning Glen J. McLaughlin S. E. Locher H. H. Freeman A. L.remsey Burton Brown Alva Stadtmueller Harlan

Career ended in Montreal theft case shooting

Charles Goudreau, 29, released on bail on a theft charge, was shot and killed by Felice Friday as he tried to escape in a car loaded with stolen coal. The incident occurred after the bail release, and authorities continue to investigate the case.

Montreal Charles Goudreau Felice Friday

Notice of Appointment of Administrator 16811 Iowa Linn County

Notice states that on September 10 1837 A G Keyes was appointed as administrator of the estate of Lloyd W Knolk deceased of Linn County Iowa. Creditors urged to pay debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court clerk through the administrator and attorney A G Keyes.

State of Iowa Linn County Lloyd W. Knolk Linn County, Iowa District A. G. Keyes

Cedar Rapids Men Lead National Z C B J Group

Frank M. Barta was reelected supreme president of the Western Bohemian Fraternal association Z C B J at the Milwaukee meeting. John V. Rompotl named supreme vice president. M L Hromadka elected supreme secretary. Charley C. Cacek named supreme treasurer. Dr. Thomas Suchomel named supreme medical examiner. All Cedar Rapids residents, with supreme headquarters there. Stanley Serpan of Omaha reelected editor of the association magazine. Next convention set for Chicago in 1942.

Frank M. Barta Western Bohemian Fraternal Association Milwaukee Wis John V. Rompotl M. L. Hromadka Charley C. Cacek Thomas Suchomel Supreme Cedar Rapids Stanley Serpan Omaha Association Chicago

Muntz Ousted From Board Chairmanship

The Greater Iowa commission figures in a political clash as Muntz is removed from chairmanship after criticizing the panel. Former Gov. Clyde L. Herring established the body in 1934, with no fixed terms and no salaries. Dr. Sweeney, long a chemical engineering head at Iowa State College, is noted for corn waste products work and prior service in a major wartime weapon program.

Greater Iowa Commission Clyde L. Herring State Contingency Fund Sweeney Iowa State College United States Edgewood

Thrill Day Acts on Page 1 Continued Program

Final plans describe a thrill day lineup with Jaloppy races heats ten laps a consolation heat and an overall final thirty lap race plus dangerous acts including hell driving automobile ski jumping high ramps and jumps over trucks. Notable performers Rex Murphy Bob Cooper and Jack Kelly are named for various stunts in what seems a midcentury sensational entertainment page.

Rex Murphy Bob Cooper Jack Kelly

Shanghai American Stricken By Cholera

H A Ferguson of BrooklynNew York a former army private was stricken with cholera Saturday and taken to a hospital in the French concession He was expected to recover Ferguson was the first foreigner affected by the outbreak noted among Japanese soldiers and Chinese civilians principally refugees

Shanghai H. A. Ferguson Brooklyn N. Y Ferguson

Notice to Contractors for Kenwood School reroofing bids

Sealed proposals will be received by the Cedar Rapids Independent School District Linn County Iowa until 10 00 A M Monday September 20 1937 for reroofing the flat section of the Kenwood School at 327 35th Street N E Cedar Rapids Iowa. Specifications may be obtained at the Secretary 716 A Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Iowa. No deposit required The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Charlies D Hedberg Secretary

Rn Board of Directors Independent Schoolistrict Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa Kenwood 35Th Street N. E A Avenue Independent School District Charlies D. Hedberg

Japan Hit By Typhoon Sweeps Southwest Coast

TOKIO reports a powerful typhoon with enormous waves causing heavy damage and unknown deaths. Early tallies list forty eight killed across Taka matsu Nikko Okayama Kochi Hanada district and rural districts. Marine losses feared high as many fishing boats sunk or damaged. Six hundred buildings flooded at Osaka and Yodo River overflowed. Communications broken from Tokio to Simonoseki.

Japan Takamatsu Nikko Okayama Kochi-Hanada Osaka Yodo Tokio Shikoku Okayama-Kobe- Osaka Honshu Japan Sea Siberia Simonoseki

Reiff Spends Evening With Jack Benny In Mason City

Cedar Rapids district representative M O Reiff spent Thursday evening with radio and film star Jack Benny in Mason City. They dined together autographs were signed for hotel staff and fans. Benny, rest before his fall Jello program, later attended Sonja Henie in Thin Ice with Mrs Benny’s call to Beverly Hills wife Mary Livingston lasting twenty minutes. Benny travels on a western tour with Hilliard Marks via Yellowstone and back to Beverly Hills.

M. O. Reiff Cedar Rapids General Foods Jack Benny Mason City Benny Mr. Reiff Sonja Henie Miss Henie Mary Livingston Beverly Hills Reiff Hilliard Marks Yellowstone Packard

Americans Decide to Stay in China Amid War Turmoil

International News Service reports thousands of Americans in China choose to remain despite Washington’s counsel to depart. About 1,300 evacuees have left, 2,000 stay in Shanghai, 400 more in Tientsin, 350 in Peiping, and 100 in Nankow. Some 2,000 missionaries and 600 oil interests’ reps remain interior, with 800 dependents to depart. Normally 9,400 Americans are in China. those staying may dwindle as funds drop and business stagnates.

Shanghai INS Washington China International Tientsin Peiping Nankow United States

Brunette Twins Recover After Twin Bed Surgery at St Francis

Chicago report notes Rosemary and Marijule Kerger eight een fifteen sing and speak alike. The brunettes, 18, are recuperating from a penectomy procedures at St Francis hospital in twin beds.

Chicago Rosemary Marijule Kerger Marijule St. Francis Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

P.W Barger Robert Quinn Mrs. Bigelow Bill Amy Lou Betty Cocayne MR. Pavlicek Mary Manners Miss Manners Wen Matey Alila Turechek State International News Service Nyon Switzerland Litvinofff Helen Vinson Darrell Nuff Gnostic Kraschel America Ellison T. E. McNamara Clyde E. Lembaugh A. Robertson Lee Byerly District Court Julia Fearde Board of Supervisors H. J. Mayberry Will J. Bailey Henry Shimerda Herman Helgens N. C. Holst Leg Cabin F. O. Ellison Eighteenth Judicial District J. M. Parsons State Supreme Court Northwest Territory Iowa Territory P. F. Hopkins PWA Louis Lorenzen L. A. Lorenz Monticello Boy Scouts C. A. Spaethe George Timmons Milo Rubek Leigh Lint Carl Bock Jerome Lusson Nellie Edinburgh Fairfax Farm Creek Cascade Newport Lexington Shaw Willie Willis Z. C. B. J. Organization Muntz Maddigan Scheel Music Dramatic Art Deasing Academe Sid Ect Winey Meader
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