Friends Honor Mrs. Clifford Hubbell During Visit Here
Friends of Mrs. Clifford Hubbell of Buffalo NY gather in Cedar Rapids during her one week stay. A golf outing at Cedar Rapids Country Club ends with luncheon hosted by Mrs David Turner. Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton host a family dinner for fourteen in her honor tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hubbell
Buffalo
Cedar Rapids Country Club
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Hubbell
James E Hamilton
Linden Drive
Nelsons Return to Brooklyn After Month with Ohio Relatives
Mrs Frances E Nelson and her daughter Barbara Blanche left Sunday to return to their home in Brooklyn NY. They had spent a month with Mrs Nelsons parents Mr and Mrs W D Snouffer at 1531 Washington avenue SE and Mr Nelsons parents Mr and Mrs C E Nelson at 1526 Washington avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E Nelson
Barbara Blanche
Brooklyn
Mrs Cleaver to Leave for Cincinnati and Chicago Visit
Mrs Mark Cleaver, who has stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs TR Warriner at 316 Forest Drive SE since Labor Day, will leave the last of the week to return to Cincinnati Ohio. Mr Cleaver will join her in Chicago for a brief stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cleaver
TR. Warriner
Forest Drive
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cleaver
Chicago
Sue Witwer Luberger Returns From Chicago Trip
Mrs. Sue Witwer Luberger arrived home this morning after traveling to Chicago on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Witwer Luberger
Chicago
Schoen Daughters Take Jobs in Chicago and New York
Miss Eugenie Schoen has begun work with the Cook County Social Service bureau in Chicago this week after accepting a position there. Miss Natalie Schoen travels to New York City to enter the National Recreation school for a year, residing at International House 500 Riverside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Natalie Schoen
Charles Schon
Forest Drive
Chicago
New York
Eugenie Schoen
Cook County Social Service Bureau
New York City
National Recreation School
International House
Riverside Drive
Silver Cross circle to open fall season with luncheon
The Silver Cross circle of King’s Daughters will hold a fall opening luncheon at noon Wednesday at the home of Mrs V E Porter 405 Twenty-fifth Street SE. Mrs Porter will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth Bender. A business meeting will follow the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of
King’s Daughters
V E Porter
Twentty-Fith Street
Porter
Elizabeth Bender
Gable couple returns from Chicago visit to Exposition
Mgr and Mrs E E Gable 817 Nineteenth street BE returned from Chicago where they visited Mr Gable’s brother HO Gable and attended a Century of Progress Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
E. E. Gable
Nineteenth Street
Chicago
Gable
HO. Gable
Friendly Circle Postpones Meeting to September 27
The Mac cabres Friendly circle announces its meeting will be held September 27 at 1 PM at Mercy hospital. The agenda includes auxiliary activities and planned sewing projects for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle of the Maccabres
Pledging Ends For Coe Sorority Rushing
The suspense ends at five this afternoon when new pledges arrive at sorority rooms for pledging services. Each sorority plans a welcome spread this evening to honor the pledges following selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Sorority
Cac
Olinger Home Hosts Twenty Year Anniversary Picnic
Mr and Mrs George Olinger near Springville were surprised by relatives who delivered a picnic dinner for their twentieth wedding anniversary. Guests included C G Bachman J H Snyder L W Bachman their children Howard La Von J Sehnell Ralph W Bachman all Cedar Rapids Mr Albert Stevenson Alburnett and Glenn Ray Lee Olinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Olinger
Springville
Olingers
C G Bachman
J HH Snyder
L W Bachman
Howard
la von
J Sehnell
Ralph W Bachman
Cedar Rapids
Albert Stevenson
Alburnett
Glenn
Ray Lee Olinger
Surprise Eightieth Birthday Party for Mrs Marie Bednashek
A surprise party was held Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Sloser east of Solon to honor Mrs Marie Bednashek on her eightieth birthday. Guests included multiple families from Solon Ely Cedar Rapids Lisbon Mount Vernon and surrounding areas with two decorated cakes baked by her daughters and dinner served from picnic baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bednashek
Frank Sloser
Solon
Mary Vornholt
Catherine
Louis
Frank Harti
Frank, Jr
Leonard
Julia
Ely
Wiley Kubee
Alice
Alvinna
Cedar Rapids
Sam Gamble
Melvin
Dorothy
Calvin Riddle
Mount Vernon
Roy Adams
Loraine
Arlene
Lisbon
Frank Bednashek
Frank Cilek
Frank Jr
Frank Slofer
Helen Slofer
Maynard Slofer
Sprague
Cuba Twin Lakes
Ella Sam
Ed Sprague
Martha Barnes
S. Evans
Will Banes
Chester Banes
Jesse Craven
Wayne
John Stansbury
Pade Stansbury
Himler
Glenn Banes
Vernon Banes
Roy Sprague
Nelwi
Swinburne
Manchester
J. B Swinburne
Fairfield
Sarah Swinburne Robinson
Earlville
Josephine Swinburne
Jennie Savage
A H Swinburne
Humboldt
Emma Junkin
Smithfield
Neb
Russell
Sigourney
Lightfoot
van Buren Township
Kate McCarty
Will Muller
Dale Dunlap
Reason Brown
Monte Mullinix
Price Jennings
Ad Gilliland
Maynard
Knight
Fayette
A. S Halley
Hollywood
Calif
John King
Alhambra
John Knight
Charles Knight
Ed Knight
Wilburn Bell
Payette
J Cummings
Mildred Miller
Purley Jennison
Fern
Ardell Brooks
A F E. Knight
Jake Ponsar
George Davis
Dwicht Rooker
Randalia
Don Brooks
Oclwein
Will Waller
Saskatchewan
Canada
James Jennison
Frances Fish
Urbana
Harley Miller
Anita Clyde Dickson
Menlo
Melford Mell
Lincoln
Lawrence F' Nissen
Nissen
Monona
Bloody Run
Clayton County Board
Eula Pierce
C L. Pierce
Elmer Brown
A. J. Brown
R. A. Doos
West Branch
Springdale
H M Grant
Glenn Rowley
Vinton
J. E
Grants and Washington high meet at YWCA for supper and meeting
Cabinets of the ADD T and Hi-Y-Yell Curl Reserve groups at Grant and Washington high schools plan a Wednesday 5 pm gathering at the YWCA with a picnic supper and an 8 30 report from Ora Mae Edwoods and Greens Metfield on local problems. Secretary Mise Alice Pow Reeve leads arrangements for a brief program and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant and
Washington High School
COA
Ora Mae Edwood
Washneton High
Greevvs
Chant High
Mise
Alice Pow Reeve
SWC
Rogers
Washington
Business Girls Sorority Plans District Meeting
The Business Girls Sorority outlines a district meeting with a monthly schedule and planned activities. Mrs Tas Strange and Ms Rowen Barquet Mos Bots Chipman are highlighted in leadership roles as the group expands chapters from Davenport to Canton and Mossy Brine Stra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls Sorority
Mectine
Ween
Wichapters
Davenport Rock
Tsad
Martstaltoan
Stra
Lambaa
Afta
Ardacmn
Berar
Rowen
Barquet
Chipman Edvvora
Os Skeener
Mrs Cook Hosts Large Tea And Musicale At Crescent Street
Mrs Robert S Cook of 222 Crescent Street SE welcomed a large group Sunday afternoon for a tea and musicale at her home. Her son Sutherland Cook performed a charming program of songs in French German and English with accompaniments by Prof Ernest A Leo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S Cook
Crescent Street
Sutherland Cook
Cook
Ernest A. Leo
Bridge Party Honors Miss Rucy Moore Before Marriage
Miss Catherine Byers and Miss Rosemary Roth host a small bridge gathering tonight at Miss Byers home 314 Nineteenth Street SE to honor Miss Rucy Moore ahead of her Saturday afternoon wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Byers
Nineteenth Street
Rosemary Roth
Park Terrace
Miss Byers
Rucy Moore
Mrs Sinclair and her son visit Cedar Rapids from Indianapolis
Mrs Robert S Sinclair and her son John Bennett arrived from Indianapolis for a weekend visit to Cedar Rapids. They are staying with Mrs C B Soutter at 2015 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S Sinclair
John Bennett
Indianapolis
Cedar Rapids
C B Soutter
First Avenue E
Birthday honors for local resident Harry Hanson in Marion
Harry Hanson, living nearby, was honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark Bartlett in Marion. Also present were Merrill Wilson, Eleanor and Bernice Hanson, Howard Hanson, Harold Usher of Cedar Rapids, Elvice Milburn and daughter Dolores, and Kenneth Bartlett. Hanson received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hanson
Here
Clark Bartlett
Marion
Mr Hanson
Merrill Wilson
Eleanor and
Bernice Hanson
Howard Hanson
Harold Usher
Cedar Rapids
Elvice Milburn
Dolores
Kenneth
Hanson
Local Carlisle Guests Visit 525 Tenth Street
Mr and Mrs Melton Richwine and Mr and Mrs Paul Gulden of Carlisle Pa are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John Blessing located at 525 Tenth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton Richwine
Paul Gulden
Carlisle Pa
John Blessing
Tenth Street
Mr and Mrs MoM Shebeck Return From Chicago
Mr and Mrs MoM Shebeck of 1600 B Avenue NW returned Sunday from Chicago where they attended A Century of Progress for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Shebeck
B Avenue NW
Chicago
Miss Lavina McGillicuddy Returns From Chicago Visit
Miss Lavina McGillicuddy of 1640 Park Avenue SE has returned after ten days with relatives in Chicago where she attended the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina McGillicuddy
Park Avenue SE
Chicago
Starrs Visit Bloomington Family in New Jersey
Mrs Donald J Starr and her daughter Cynthia Ann arrive Saturday from Bloomington NL for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs De Sporman at 524 Seventh Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Starr
Cynthia Ann
Bloomington
de Sporman
Seventh Street
Pattern 1612 Anne Adams Pattern Book Ad
The ad promotes Pattern 1612 by Anne Adams with sizes 14 to 40 and fabrics like wool faille crepe. It touts summer pattern editions with outfits for sports golf and casual wear. Catalog and pattern together priced at twenty five cents plus fifteen cents for the catalog. Address orders to The Crazette Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Weat 17 Street
New York City
Marriage of Vernus M Martin and Everett J Cowden
Announcement of the marriage between Vernus Avon dale Martin and Everett J Cowden on April 18 1932 at a Methodist church in Iowa City. Rev Henry officiated. Attendants were Barbara Kauffman and Maurice Peters. The couple both attended the University of Iowa and will reside at 544 Forest Drive SE Cedar Rapids then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernus Avondale Martin
Guy E. Martin
Sioux City
Everett J Cowden
Cedar Rapids
James F. Cowden
Forest Drive
Methodist Church
Iowa City
H D
Henry
Barbara Kauffman
Maurice Peters
Cowden
University of Iowa
College of Engineering
College of Liberal Arts
Holbrooks and Mr Wick Attend Burlington Centennial
Mr and Mrs Royal Holbrook and B L Wick joined hundreds at Burlington for its centennial festivities. A morning open air mass was led by Bishop Henry Pohlman and Columbia University preacher M M Hoffman spoke on Catholic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Holbrook
B L. Wick
Burlington
Henry Pohlman
Davenport
M M Hoffman
Columbia University
Dubuque
Holbrook
Oelwein
Albert City
Moravia
Viola
Spillville
Dvorak
Elkport
Buffet Supper and Dance Attendies Host by Lana and Svec
Willam Lana enjoyed a buffet supper Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. J M Lana and Mrs George Svee at 1803 Second Street SW. The party ended with a dance later. attendees included Bernice McAllister Lucile McAllister Mercedes Showberg Mary Hogan Ann Coyle Helen Merritt William Lana Wesley Janda Theron Smith Pete White Franklin John Leonard Roman and couples Mr and Mrs Chester White Mr and Mrs J M Lana and Mr and Mrs George Svec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Lana
J M Lana
George Svee
Second Street
Bernice McAllister
Lucile McAllister
Mercedes Showberg
Mary Hogan
Ann Coyle
Helen Merritt
William Lana
Wesley Janda
Theron Smith
Pete White
Franklin John
Leonard Roman
Chester White
J. M. Lana
George Svec
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle Meeting At Montrose Hotel
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle and Daughters of Isabella plan a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the French room of the Hotel Montrose. Important business is to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose
Local visitors return from Century of Progress Chicago
Mr and Mrs Frank LaHue Miss Betty Triska John Oufiri Jr and Alvin Oujiri spent several days at A Century of Progress in Chicago and have now returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank LaHue
Betty Triska
John Oufiri, Jr
Alvin Oujiri
Century of Progress
Chicago
St Joan’s Circle Meets at Mrs Harms Home
St Joan's Circle of St Matthew's Church meets at 1209 Elmhurst Dr NE Thursday at 7 30 pm. The Ladies Aid society of St James Methodist Church will meet at the church Wednesday at 2 pm with members noting a date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
St. Matthew's Church
George Harms
Elmhurst Drive
Ladies Aid Society of
St James Methodist Church
Local church groups plan meetings across the city
Division 4 of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church holds a 230 pm Thursday business meeting at 829 H Avenue NW hosted by Mrs W E Goreham. Winners Class from Second Christian Church meets at 2 pm Wednesday with Mrs Iva Flaherty. hostesses include Mrs Pearl Donovan and Mrs Tracy Fenner. Ladies Industrial Society of Sinclair Memorial Church gathers Wednesday at Mrs August Cramer to knit boots. Grace Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary Guild hosts its first fall meeting at 845 Avenue NE with luncheon and planning for fall and winter activities. Trinity Lutheran Home Missionary group meets Wednesday at 230 pm at church parlors at First Ave and Fourteenth St W with hostesses Mrs Marvin Titen, Mrs Carl Hauskins, and Mrs Victor Bryant. Manchester project advances on Route 10 from Edgewood to Colesburg with Sturmer Construction employing 84 Delaware County men on a ten-mile stretch yet to be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinnity
Second Christian Church
Iva Flaherty
Eighteenth Street NW
Pearl Donovan
Tracy Fenner
Ladies’ Industrial Society of the
Sinclair Memorial Church
August Cramer
Woman's Auxilary Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
CH. French
Avenue NE
Lwil
Trinity Lutheran Home Missionary Group
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Marvin Titen
Carl Hauskins
Victor Bryant
Manchester
Edgewood
Colesburg
Sturmer Construction Company
Bloomington
Wis
Delaware County
Bridge over Skunk River to Get New Flooring and Stringers
Washington Iowa Coppock and Henry counties will share the cost of a new flooring and stringers contract for the 380 foot bridge over the Skunk River. A Friday letting is planned with an expected total expenditure of 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washdington
Skunk River
Coppock
Henry Jefferson
Washington
Cedar Rapids Eighth oldest resident Jasper N Travis dies at 96
Jasper N. Travis aged 96 died at his rooming place 121 Fourth avenue SW Cedar Rapids around 3 am Tuesday after years of ill health. Born April 17 1837 in Pennsylvania he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1876 and married Mary Ann Miller in 1858. Survived by five children seven grandchildren six great grandchildren and one sister services set for 2 pm Thursday Beatty chapel burial Linwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Travis
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Travis
Pennsyl
Vania
Kewanee
Ill
Mary Ann Miller
Travis
First Avenue
G. F. Taylor
Center Point
Sam Harman
Mount Vernon
Myra
Vinton
William R. Pierce
Charles Fort
Methodist
Hite
Alcorn
Wallack
Lisbon
Mr Pierce
Richmond County
Ohio
Aaron Pierce
Buchanan County
Mary Galbraith
Roy Pierce
River Gauges Funded for 33 States to Aid Flood Warnings
The Public Works Administration allocated 150000 dollars to the Department of Agriculture on Tuesday to replace river gauges across 33 states, creating about 1200 jobs. Each gauge costs around 1000 dollars. The Weather Bureau reviews its flood warning service to plan placements. States listed include Illinois Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin with various gauge allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works Administration
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Mission festival at Strawberrry Point church in Iowa
Eman uel s Lutheran church held three Mission festival services with talks by Rev. C Mardoff of Sumner and Rev. Harold Adix of Farmersburg. Many small town notices follow including obituaries and reunions across Williamsburg Wilton Junction Sigourney Monona Vinton and other Iowa communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Emanuel
Lutheran Church
C. Mardoff
Sumner
Harold Adix
Farmersburg
Williamsburg
Grant Shaul
C. W. Cochran
John
Nancy Shaw
Seneca County
Ohio
Ladora
Jennie Mayne
Washington
Warren Shaul
Grinnell
Howard
Sherman Shaul
Wyoming
Jean Roush
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Verna Hanold
Dean Mallicoat
Wilton Junction
John Schroeder
Griffith Funeral Home
J. M. Newgard
Grace Reformed Church
Austrian Dollfuss Seeks Fascist Path Amid Nazi Threat
Vienna reports Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss moves Austria toward a fascist dictatorship to unite the nation against German Nazism and communism. He denounces parliament, calls for medieval guild structures, and favors Mussolini model while avoiding parliamentary revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Englebert Dollfuss
Austria
Dollfuss
Being Held Up Becomes A Polite Downtown Incident
Malcolm B. McDonald and his wife faced a calm hold up on a Minneapolis street. A bandit drew a pistol from a doorway and asked, in a courteous tone, if they understood the meaning of the moment. McDonald surrendered a ten dollar bill, the robber thanking him as he tipped his hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Malcolm B. McDonald
McDonald
Oo McDonald
Two Youths Hanged In Nova Scotia For Killing Aged Woman
In Amherst Nova Scotia two 19 year old youths Trueman Smith and Alvah Henwood were hanged for the murder and theft of Mrs Elmer Smith aged 130 dollars was taken during the Feb 3 crime. The double execution marked a provincial first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Amherst
INS
Trueman Smith
Alvah Henwood
Elmer Smith
Smith
Heriwood
Henwood
Pyle To Judge Paintings At The Marshalltown Fair
Arnold Pyle the Cedar Rapids painter who won the water color first prize and sweepstakes at the Iowa State fair will judge and award prizes for paintings in the Central Iowa fair art division in Marshalltown He is accompanied by Jefferson R Smith executive secretary of the Stone City Art colony who is to give a talk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Pyle
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Jefferson R. Smith
Stone City
Restaurant Man Charged With Selling Liquor To Convicts
Fort Madison Iowa dispatch reports Leo Decker a local restaurant operator is free on 8400 bond after being charged with selling liquor to state penitentiary trustees. Warden Haynes presented affidavits from several inmates claiming they bought intoxicants from Decker on a prison farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
INS
Leo Decker
Decker
Glenn C. Haynes
Haynes
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Saile
Nt Island
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Country Club
Breidgh
Robert S. Cook
Miss Roth
Miss Moore
Robert S. Sinclair and Son
Carlisle
Yolo
Torchic
Everett Cowden
Vernus Martin
Isabella
St. Joan's Circle
St. James
Trinity
Sinclair Industrial
Woman's Auxiliary Guild
Lutheran Mission Society
City
J.N. Travis
Iowa News
Marietta
Clyde H. DeAcres
Piedmont
Mount Auburn
C. W Rice
Rice
Everett Westcott
Berton Rice
Ervin Rice
Dick Stocks
Clarence Brown
Bud Marquis
John Rice
Ernie Burhop
Waterloo
George Stocks
George Brown
Raymond
Co. B. Gingerich
la Porte City
Clyde Miller
Faye Lindsey
Dale Schoonover
Garrison
Joe Hadsel
Alice Brown
George Burris
Independence
Jesup State Bank
Buchanan County Clerk of Courts
Chance
Roper
Alcazar
Irvin Hartm
Bartlet A Millinery Mart
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