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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1939

Page

2

Pre Nuptial Honors For Miss Johnson At Dolson Home

Howard E. Lee plans social courtesy events in Miss Johnsons honor. The first reception, Monday evening at 2247 Meadowbrook Drive SE, will feature a shower of personal gifts for Miss Johnson as preparations for her October 6 wedding at St Pauls Methodist Church proceed. Guests include Miss Zoe Burge and many others.

Howard E. Lee L. L. Dolson Marie Dolson Meadowbrook Drive Miss Johnson Mr. Lee St. Paul’s Methodist Church Mary Jo Johnson Zoe Burge Pauline Frederikson Phoebe Jane Nemecek Billie Naomi Hauser Primrose Selden Mardella Parrott Jeanne Bonnie Curry Betty Knox Cora Hampton Phyllis Rogers Rachel Austin Jeanette Focht Peggie Bode Kathryn Show Dorothy Carr Betty Minshall George A. Johnson

Coe College Aviation Course Draws Wide Interest

Government aviation training comes to Coe College with heavy turnout and 60 applicants. Dr. Alfred W. Meyer and Dan Hunter outlined a 35 hour program combining ground study and flight, with 18 solo hours and 17 dual hours, and stringent age and medical requirements for enrollment.

Welch couple to attend bankers convention in Seattle

Mr and Mrs Frank C Welch of 2300 First Avenue West will travel to Seattle Washington on Wednesday to attend the national convention of the American Bankers Association.

Frank C. Welch First Avenue W Seattle Wash The American Bankers’ Association

Kathryne McLees to Wed William Walsh at St Patrick's

Mr and Mrs G F McLees announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryne to William G Walsh son of Mrs H I Walsh of Minneapolis The wedding is set for October 3 at 9 a m at St Patrick's church in Minneapolis.

G. F. McLees Ellis Boulevard Kathryne William G. Walsh H. I. Walsh Minneapolis St. Patrick’s Church

Mason Family Hosts Picnic for Mrs Gallagher in Bever Park

Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Mason hosted a Sunday family picnic in Bever park honoring Mrs. Katherine Gallagher of Brentwood New York visiting Waterloo relatives for two weeks. Guests included multiple Waterloo couples Thelma Jane Prosser and others, plus Blydenburgh families from Virginia Burlington and Dysart.

A. I. Mason Bever Park Waterloo M. E. Blydenburgh Virginia Betty Burlington N. C. Blydenburgh Nathan, Jr Dysart

Ruth Jeys Honored Before Lincoln Union College

Ruth Jeys who will enter Union College in Lincoln Nebraska was honored at a surprise party and handkerchief shower at her home. Guests included Theo Armstrong Helen Bliss Millicent Mathis Virginia McClintock Merlin Jo Cadwallader Ila Michalec Mrs Muriel Nelson Mrs Elena Conrad Leslie Bliss Martin Luke Dale Mathis Paul Mathis Clair Evens Earl Whited Robert Michalec Stanley Cadwallader Mrs Myrtle Pappas and Mrs Lola McClintock.

Ruth Jeys Union College Lincoln, Neb Theo Armstrong Helen Bliss Millicent Mathis Virginia McClintock Merlin Jo Cadwallader Ila Michalec Muriel Nelson Elena Conrad Leslie Bliss Martin Luke Dale Mathis Paul Mathis Clair Evens Earl Whited Robert Michalec Stanley Cadwallader Myrtle Pappas Lola McClintock

Oda Wakishi Camp Fire Opens Fall Program

Members of the Oda Wakishi Camp Fire group held a meeting at Janet Bokorney's home in Cedar Rapids area to start the fall activities. Officers elected include Harriet Ruby as president and Janet Bokorney as vice president and scribe. Dorothy Canfield outlined the year's Cedar Rapids activities and attendees listed include Harriet Ruby Helen Stoner Janet Bokorney Elaine Miller and others.

Oda Wakishi Camp Fire Janet Bokorney Johnson Avenue Harriet Ruby Helen Stoner Dorothy Canfield Camp Fire Cedar Rapids Elaine Miller Lillian Hanzlik Janice Swab Hildred Miller Fred Bokorney

Mrs Kohl Hosts Mixed Shower Honoring Mrs Maresh

Mrs John Kohl at 301 Thirty first Street Drive SE entertained with a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Charles Maresh. Bunco prizes went to Mrs Stanley Kreutzer Miss Barbara Funcke and Mrs Louis Michalek. Refreshments were served. other guests included Mesdames Charles Kvach Anne Porter Louis Kvach Sinnegar William Kreutzer and Anna Farrell.

John Kohl Thirtyfirst Street Charles Maresh Stanley Kreutzer Barbara Funcke Louis Michalek Charles Kvach Anne Porter Louis Kvach Sinnegar William Kreutzer Anna Farrell

Lambda Chapter Meets at Montrose Hotel

Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday at the Montrose hotel to discuss topics of current interest. Plans were set for fall rushing with Catherine Brenneman as captain and Clarice Torgerson and Mildred Pazdernik assisting. Guest Ardyce Hanson, from Spencer, recently moved to Cedar Rapids.

Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Montrose Hotel Pierre Tracy Catherine Brenneman Clarice Torgerson Mildred Pazdernik Ardyce Hanson Spencer Cedar Rapids

Ss D C Club Meets at Bever Park Breakfast

The S D C club gathered in Bever park on Saturday morning for breakfast. Members present were Mildred Johnson Betty Fitzgerald Mary Strathmann Bernice Svoboda and Eunice Boyle A guest of the club was Barbara Ryan.

Bever Park Mildred Johnson Betty Fitzgerald Mary Strathmann Bernice Svoboda Eunice Boyle Barbara Ryan

Jack Talbot Pledged to Sigma Chi Fraternity

Jack Talbot son of Mr and Mrs A H Talbot of 1216 Second Avenue SE has been pledged to Sigma Chi fraternity at the University of Iowa where he is enrolled as a freshman.

Jack Talbot A. H. Talbot Second Avenue SE Sigma Chi Fraternity University of Iowa

Mrs Sherman Yates Sets California Visit

Mrs Sherman Yates will leave Wednesday for California to spend time visiting friends in San Francisco.

Sherman Yates West California San Francisco

Mrs Jensen Returns After Month in Los Angeles

Mrs. H. C. Jensen of 224 Twenty second street NE returned Tuesday morning after spending a month in Los Angeles.

H. C. Jensen Los Angeles

Picnic honors Ceska Beseda members at Schor residence

Dr and Mrs Henry Schor hosted Ceska Beseda members and friends at their 127 Thirty-third Street NE home for an annual Sunday picnic. Dinner was served in the garden at noon with a cake centerpiece by Mrs Joseph Felter. Afternoon activities included visiting and card games with numerous attendees listed by name.

Henry Schor Thirty-third Street Ceska Beseda Joseph Felter Anna Heyberger Mary Sosel George Buresh Robert Findley V. Kopecky Georganne Edward Milton Rudolph Felter Lavonne Richard Joseph Shulista Bobby An Cypra L. A. Thomas Angeline Joseph Mekota Scott Frank Nesper Velma Borda V. Mary Schor Margaret

Mrs MacLaughlin and Daughter Return from East Trip

Mrs L E MacLaughlin of 1611 Park Ave SE and her daughter Mary Irene returned Monday night from Oil City Pennsylvania where they went for the illness of her brother Dr Claude A Frank whose condition has improved. They visited Warren Frank in Pittsburgh and stayed with Dr and Mrs Maxwell Lick in Erie. They spent a month in Colorado before returning and Miss MacLaughlin received a short leave from her job as music supervisor in New Virginia Iowa.

L. E. MacLaughlin Park Avenue Mary Irene MacLaughlin Oil City Colorado

Heaton Hosts Rebecca Daughters Veterans Luncheon

Mr. and Mrs. John Heaton entertained past presidents of Rebecca Alexander tent No. 14 Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War and their husbands at a Sunday luncheon at their country home near Central City. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Culbreth, Hillerege, Moore, Chord, Rust and son Jerry, Dr. and Mrs. Mulson, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Emery, Miss Owens, Mrs. Jef frey, Mr. Leo Heaton and daughter Arlene, Mrs. Moreland, Mrs. Shreeves, William Guthrie, Miss Zimmelman, and Miss Rohde.

John Heaton Rebecca Alexander Central City John Culbreth Hugh Hillerege Ira Moore Ralph Chord Joe Rust Jerry Frederick Mulson John Taylor Ada Emery Alma Owens Cedar Rapids Dora Jeffrey Iowa City Leo Heaton Arlene Mary Moreland J. Shreeves Tucson Ariz William Guthrie Stella Zimmerman Clifforde Rohde Washington

Horsman Couple Leave Florida After Lake Worth Visit

Mr and Mrs William E Horsman of Lake Worth Florida departed Sunday evening after several days with Mr and Mrs George W Smith at 409 Twenty third Street NE Mrs Horsman is a cousin of Mr Smith.

William E. Horsman Lake Worth Fla George W. Smith Twenty-third Street

Return from Crow Wing Lake Spares Name Misspellings

Charles Pitzenberg and Mr and Mrs Harold White return from Crow Wing Lake Park Rapids Minn were misprinted in Monday Gazette. The correction notes spelling errors in the account of their trip and clarifies proper names.

Charles Pitzenberg Harold White Crow Wing Lake Park Rapids Minn

Tyler P.T.A. Meeting Set With Music Program

The Tyler P.T.A. will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the school. A short musical program is planned and all district mothers are invited to attend.

Tyler Tyler P. T. A

Business Girls begin first fall meeting at Y W C A

The Business Girls league of the YWCA held its first fall meeting Monday night in the association building. Native Hawaiian music, a hula dance, and a talk on Hawaii opened the program. Donna Kelly presided as president with officers listed, plans for the year outlined, and a shipping program including a jail visit, tax talks, and voting education announced. A rifle course at Coe College will be offered, with badminton to be played at the Y. Next meeting set for October 2.

Business Girls’ League The Association Ray Whiting Pete Baker Rodney Newland Chuck Bartunek School of Hawaiian Guitar Armina Davis Nettie Sisam Miss Davis Hawaii Donna Kelly Billie Kutchera Maxine Maxson Dorothy Simon Jeanne Hamblin Beverly Hayes Doris Woolwine Martha Smith Clara Moore Mary Kay House Miss Kutchera Miss Maxson Coe College Sergt. Francis D. Pugh

Jane Ann Herdlicka Leaves for Ames

Miss Jane Ann Herdlicka daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis W Herdlicka of 239 Highland drive NW has left for Ames to enroll in her first year at Iowa State College.

Jane _ Ann Herdlicka Louis W. Herdlicka Highland Drive Ames Iowa State College

Hayrack Party Hosted by Evelyn Tewart

Evelyn Tewart was hostess at a hayrack party Sunday evening. Attendees included Lida Lee Mulvan y Rebecca Stone Betty Dobson Beverly Smith Dorothy Linet Margaret Hunter Ruth Wing John Mulvany Bob Cornish Raymond Tufts Dick Kemp Kenneth Shovell Jimmy Barrett Leroy Fortner and Nick Tomas. Chaperones were Tom Stewart and Katharine Pohorsky.

Evelyn Tewart Lida Lee Mulvany Rebecca Stone Betty Dobson Beverly Smith Dorothy Linet Margaret Hunter Ruth Wing John Mulvany Bob Cornish Raymond Tufts Dick Kemp Kenneth Shovell Jimmy Barrett Leroy Fortner Nick Tomas Tom Stewart Katherine Pohorsky

Church Circle Meets in NW Washington

The Ella Swan circle of Bethany Congregational church met Friday evening at 420 Eighteenth Street NW. After the business session they played bingo and enjoyed a picnic luncheon in the garden.

Ella Swan Bethany Congregational Church Charles L. Rose Eighteenth Street NW

Mrs W S Coles Hosts Visitors From Chicago

Mrs A X Popp and the Misses Magdalen Rosa and Ida Popp of Chicago spent the weekend with Mrs Popp's daughter Mrs W S Cole and Mr Cole. Aloysius Cole accompanied them to begin his second year at the University of Loyola.

A. X. Popp Magdalen Rosa Ida Popp Chicago

Daughters of Isabella Chorus Meet Tonight at Gas Company

The Daughters of Isabella choir will convene at 8:15 PM in the Glow room of the Gas company. Those wishing to join the chorus are invited to attend.

Daughters of Isabella

Return of Mrs. Grennan From California Visit

Mrs. Hugh Grennan returns to her home at 1427 Bever avenue SE after a two week stay as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Watson at their Lake Big Bear summer cottage in California.

Hugh Grennan Bever Avenue Mrs E. W. Watson Lake Big Bear Calif

Queen Esther Circle Lunch Meeting

Queen Esther circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. J Schweitzer at 1714 D Avenue NE Thursday at 1 p.m. for lunch. Mrs. H E Barton will assist.

Queen

Mrs Dale Morgan Circle Plans Desert Luncheon

Members of I H N circle at 2414 First Avenue E meet Thursday at 1 30 for a desert luncheon and business. Mrs Murrell Mueller will assist the hostess.

I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters Dale Morgan First Avenue E Murrell Mueller

Mrs Sealy to Hartley for sister visit

Mrs Maurice Sealy of 212 Park Court SE left Monday for Hartley to visit her sister Mrs F A Conn and Dr Conn.

Maurice Sealy Park Court SE Hartley F. A. Conn Dr. Conn

Honor Miss Lazio and Miss Gillen Host Surprise Party

Miss Ann Lazio and Miss Delores Gillen entertained at a surprise birthday gathering Sunday evening at the Gillen home honoring Miss Marguerite. Guests included families from the 1209 First Avenue E and 1704 C Avenue NE addresses.

Ann Lazio Joseph Lazio First Avenue E Delores Gillen R. Gillen C Avenue NE Gillen Marguerite

Wilson P T A Readies First Meeting of the Year

The Wilson P T A schedules its first meeting of the year for Wednesday at 2 30 PM in the school. Fred A. Carstens, police juvenile officer, will be the speaker.

Lazio Roller Skating Night Yields Friendly Courtesy

A social gathering in Lazio featured roller skating as the division activity with refreshments. Guests sharing courtesy included Ann Lucy Gallo, Betty Jane Orr, Mary Elizabeth Mercer, Grace Baer, Johnny Callas, Wayne Ross, and Vincent Bading.

Lazio Ann Lucy Gallo Betty Jane Orr Mary Elizabeth Mercer Grace Baer Johnny Callas Wayne Ross Vincent Bading

Rankin Indicted in Leche Gift Cruiser Embezzlement Case

William G. Rankin former Louisiana conservation commissioner was indicted by the Orleans parish grand jury on embezzling 10710 related to former Gov. Richard W Leches gift cruiser in New Orleans.

New Orleans Willliam G. Rankin Louisiana Conservation Commissioner Orleans Parish Grand Jury Richard W. Leche

Britain defends policy after Poland attack by Soviet government

The statement asserts Britain will not justify the Soviet claim Poland was non existent and promises continued support to Poland. Government vows full energy in war to defeat Hitlerism. In local news Grover Nix 20 and Joe Callan 21 surrendered to police with Keith Engle 22 later picked up. all were on bond.

Poland Britain Germany Moscow Grover Nix B Avenue NE Joe Callan Seventeenth Street NE Keith Engle Fourth Avenue SE

City Briefs and Personal Notes from Cedar Rapids Area

The Shrine luncheon club will meet at the Lafayette cafe club rooms Wednesday noon. Cedar Rapids chapter No. 194, Order of Ahepa, will meet at Moose hall today at 8 p.m. Mrs Clyde Brown has returned home from Mercy hospital. Winter temple No. 78 Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. St Pauls church boys age 12 to 16 will meet at St Pauls gym tonight at 7. Fred Hansohn Iowa Master Breeders Hatchery manager went to Omaha Sunday for a poultry clinic.

Shrine Lafayette Cafe Cedar Rapids Order of Ahepa Moose Hall Winter Temple Pythian Sisters St. Paul’s Church St. Paul’s Gymnasium Fred Hansohn Iowa Omaha

Mrs Nora Featherston Heads to Tipton Visit

Mrs Nora Featherston of Goodland Minnesota left Monday to visit friends in Tipton after a stay with Cedar Rapids relatives and in the home of Mrs Joe Andrle.

Nora Featherston Goodland Minn Tipton Joe Andrle Cedar Rapids

Theft of $6 blanket from unlocked garage report

Jerome Kirchner reports his car lock left open and a $6 blanket stolen from the vehicle in his unlocked garage between 8 p.m. Monday and midnight Tuesday. He filed a police report Tuesday morning.

Jerome Kirchner Crescent Drive

License plate lost between Central City and Alburnett

Mrs. R. V. Cleveland of Central City reported to local police that a license plate disappeared from her car between Central City and Alburnett on Saturday afternoon.

R. V. Cleveland Central City Alburnett

Mr and Mrs Swift Visit Hamp ton Relative Amid Ill Health

Mr and Mrs F Swift of Hampton visit Mrs Swift's son Charles Pavlick at 1116 D Avenue NW as her health remains poor.

F. Swift Hampton

Injured Man Suffered Wrist Cuts From Broken Car Window

Edward Siman, 22, of 1716 Thirty second Street NE, sustained injuries to his right wrist Monday evening after cutting it on a broken automobile window. He was treated at St. Luke's Hospital.

Edward Siman Thirty-second Street St. Luke’s Hospital

Local man treated after corn binder injury on farm

Lester Johnson 28 Newhall was treated at Mercy hospital noon Monday for minor injuries to two middle fingers from a corn binder on Wes Staskal’s farm route 1. He was dismissed. Theft of a pair of new black shoes from his car reported by Lester Schuldt Keystone. Car parked on First street between First and Second avenues SE between 10 10 a m and 3 30 p m.

Lester Johnson Newhall Mercy Hospital Wes Staskal Lester Schuldt Keystone First Street First and Second Avenues

Four Arrested on Assault Warrants Following Police Lead

Four persons were arrested Monday afternoon on assault and battery charges after warrants issued by Justice H. R. Churchill were based on information sworn by G. J. Gordon. Mike Hennessey, 22, of 1007 Thirtieth Street NE, was taken into custody at 1 05 p.m. Later in the

H. R. Churchill G. J. Gordon Mike Hennessey Thirtieth Street

Mission seeks used clothing and shoes in Cedar Rapids

The Sunshine Mission reports demand for men's and children's clothing far exceeds supply. Rev. Frank H. Ward, superintendent, appeals to Cedar Rapids residents for used clothing and shoes. Dial 28632 for pickup by the Mission truck.

Sunshine Mission Frank H. Ward Cedar Rapids

Seek Return Of Suspect In Dreher Slaying

DES MOINES Police moved to bring Fred Ostenrieder 21 from Eugene Oregon to Des Moines to face murder charges in the July slaying of Harold J Dreher Mason City salesman. Police say Ostenrieder and Francis Welsh 28 are the two suspects and Oregon officials plan arrests. Fingerprints matched those in the case and both men face federal charges for crossing state lines to avoid prosecution.

Des Moines INS Fred Ostenrieder Harold J. Dreher Eugene Ore Ostenrieder C. A. Swarts Dreher Mason City Oregon Illinois State Lines Francis Welsh Welsh Los Angeles Council Bluffs

337 New Students At Coe Expect 800 Total Enrollment

Enrollment figures at Coe College show 337 new students registered for the start of classes, including 122 from Cedar Rapids. Officials expect total enrollment around 800 as returning students’ mortality is noted as low. Greene Hall and Voorhees Hall plus Bryant House are at capacity with about 180 men and an equal number of women housed.

Coe College Cedar Rapids Office of Admissions Greene Hall Voorhees Hall Bryant House George W. Bryant

Charles M Schwab Dies at 77 in New York Home

Charles M. Schwab longtime Bethlehem Steel chairman died Monday night in his Park Avenue apartment. He suffered coronary thrombosis and had been in ill health for years. His wife died January 12, and he closed several homes after her funeral. He is survived by a brother and two sisters. Funeral plans to be announced.

New York Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Corporation Park Avenue Schwab Europe Riverside Drive Loretto Bethlehem United States Edward H David Barry Edward

Charles Schwab named head of United States Steel

The career of Charles Michael Schwab illustrates the American success story from grocery clerk to head of United States Steel. Born in 1862 in Pennsylvania, he rose through Carnegie Steel to become president of U. S. Steel in 1900, then later focused on Bethlehem Steel and other ventures.

Charles Michael Schwab U. S. Steel Corporation Schwab Williamsburg Loretto St. Frances College Little Braddock Bill Jones Braddock Mills Carnegie Steel Company

Entrepreneur Builds Bethlehem Plant Amid 1907 Panic

The man formed a company and, seeing potential for steel beams in skyscraper construction, erected a new plant at Bethlehem despite the 1907 financial panic.

Bethlehem

Rumania Entered by Reds in War Update

Moscow dispatch reports Soviet troops encircled by German forces surrounding Rumania and claim northern front victories. Soviets say they defeated Poles and occupied cities including Schenciany Lida Novo grodek Orla Slonim Wolkowysk Jaglewiczi. Southern front reports capture of Sarny Luck Stanis lau Halicz Krasny Buczacc.

Moscow Schenciany Lida Novogrodek Orla Slonim Wolkowysk Jaglewiczi Sarny Luck Stanislau Halicz Krasny Buczacc

Pravda Says Red Army to Restore Order in Poland

Pravda reports in collaboration with the German army the Soviet Union will move to restore order in Poland. The piece attacks the Polish state as unstable and bankrupt, claims Polish forces were coerced and failed, and notes favorable Russian reception from Ukrainians and white Russians.

Moscow INS Red Army Soviet Russia Poland Pravda Eny

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