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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1936

Page

6

Wedding Guests Gather for Miss Inez Deacon’s Nuptials

Out of town relatives and friends travel to Des Moines for the Wednesday 4 pm wedding of Miss Inez Deacon and Wallace D. Lyon at the Deacon home, with guests arriving from Evanston Chicago Des Moines West Hartford Boone Davenport Iowa City and Chicago.

Inez Deacon Wallace D. Lyon Miss Deacon W. M. Deacon Knollwood Drive James W. Good Evanston Ill John Fletcher Chicago David Kempf West Hartford Frank W. Davis Des Moines Deacon A. V. Frazey Fairfield Lyon Lewis Olmsted Boone P. L. Groesbeck Virginia Arthur Tom Jackson Davenport James W. Good, Jr Robert Good Evanston, Ill Flora Weber Iowa City John G. Cherry, II

Miss Elizabeth Carney Hosts In Minneapolis Home

Miss Elizabeth Carney of Minneapolis will return to her home Tuesday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Wodtke at 324 Crescent Street SE. She has just come back from a fifteen month European stint at the Minneapolis Institute of Fine Arts and traveled in Spain with Miss Rachel Witwer and Mrs. Adah K. Seely.

Elizabeth Carney Minneapolis G. M. Wodtke Crescent Street Miss Carney Europe Minneapolis Institute of Fine Arts Spain Rachel Witwer Adah K. Seely

Card Party Honors Warriners In Palisades Park Visit

Rockwell Bingham hosts a card party at 2210 Grande avenue SE tonight. The gathering is in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warriner of Palisades Park New Jersey, guests at the Warriner family home on 316 Forest drive SE. Eight guests attend.

Rockwell Bingham Grande Avenue Robert Warriner Palisades Park N. J Mr. Warriner T. R. Warriner Forest Drive SE

Mr and Mrs Paul Engle Reach New York City

Mr and Mrs Paul Engle landed in New York City Sunday aboard the S S Bremen and will spend a week there before continuing to Cedar Rapids. Their Atlantic crossing included a twenty four hour hurricane episode en route to the United States.

Paul Engle New York City S. S. Bremen Cedar Rapids United States Mrs. Engle

Thorsons Return From Two Week Western Trip

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thorson of Commonwealth apartments have returned from a two week trip to Jackson Hole Wyoming and spent time at Yellowstone Park and in Denver Colorado on the return journey.

E. W. Thorson Commonwealth Apartments Square Grand Jackson Hole Wyo

Countryman couple return from Winnipeg and Lake of the Woods

Mr and Mrs Jay A Country man of Commonwealth apartments returned Sunday after a two week trip visiting Winnipeg Manitoba and Lake of the Woods Ontario where they toured sights and stayed at local lodgings.

Jay A. Countryman Commonwealth Apartments Winnipeg Manitoba Lake-of-the-Woods Ontario

Luncheon Honors Akron Guest at Soboda Home

Mrs. Harry G. O'Donnell hosted a small luncheon Monday at 2220 Grande avenue SE in honor of Mrs. Thomas C. Yarnall of Akron Ohio, who is visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Soboda Jr at 2122 Fifth avenue SE.

Harry G. O'Donnell Grande Avenue Thomas C. Yarnall Akron Edward M. Soboda, Jr Fifth Avenue

Miss Lorene Hartsock Honored in Miscellaneous Shower

Frances Schmatt and Twylah Huston hosted a Friday miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Russell Guthrie, formerly Miss Lorene Hartsock. Guests included Rose Bird, C R Bird, E Huston, Charles Kuns and several Misses Hartsock Huston Daley Manyak Huston Josifek Wall Konecny Kuns. Bunco prizes awarded to Miss Hartsock and Mrs. Guthrie.

Frances Schmatt Twylah Huston Russell Guthrie Lorene Hartsock Rose Bird C. R. Bird E. Huston Charles Kuns Eileen Hartsock Phyliss Daley Vlasta Manyak Darlene Huston Bernita Josifek Kathleen Wall Mary Konecny Janette Kuns Bunco Miss Hartsock Mrs. Guthrie

Mrs. Ford Returns From Hollywood Visit

Mrs Albena Ford of 1425 Seventh Avenue SE has returned after spending three weeks in Hollywood California She stayed with Mr and Mrs O J Harsha former Cedar Rapids residents during the visit.

Albena Ford Seventh Avenue SE Hollywood Calif O. J. Harsha Cedar Rapids

Bride of Local Man Becomes Mrs Victor Hoagland

Ella Siltala of Ann Arbor Michigan daughter of Mr and Mrs E Siltala of Winona was married to Victor Hoagland of Iowa City Saturday morning at Immaculate Conception Church Mr Hoagland is the son of Mr and Mrs T V Hoagland of Mount Vernon Road SE

Victor Hoagland Iowa City Ella Siltala Ann Arbor Mich E. Siltala Winona Immaculate Conception Church Mr. Hoagland T. V. Hoagland Mount Vernon Road

Junior League To Meet On Tuesday At Cedar Rapids

The Junior League of Cedar Rapids will hold its first fall meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. Mrs. Neil Montgomery, president, will preside. The board meets at 1:15 in the Montrose Hotel Junior League rooms before the general session. Board members listed include Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. William B. Miller, Mrs. Robert B. Davis, and others.

Junior League of Cedar Rapids Montrose Hotel Neil Montgomery Junior League Montgomery William B. Miller Robert B. Davis Clare R. Marshall Eugene C. Hoyt James H. Yuill Harold E. Reid Ella Johnson J. Hamilton Bell Max Daehler Louis D. Burkhalter

First Christian Church Birthday Party Held by Women

The business women's group of the First Christian church hosted its annual birthday party Friday evening at the church. Miss Barbara Hird performed accordion selections and Mrs. Letty Ellen Keerl outlined her work at the Home for the Friendless. Hostesses included Mrs. Nelle Crawford Mrs. Pansy Adams Mrs. Martha Johnson and Mrs. Ethel Kern.

First Christian Church Barbara Hird Letty Ellen Keerl Nelle Crawford Pansy Adams Martha Johnson Ethel Kern

Reading group to discuss I Am the Fox prize novel

Mrs M S Hallman will review Winifred Van Etten's I Am the Fox for the $10 000 Atlantic prize novel at the College club Tuesday reading group meeting led by Mrs Richard A Greenawalt. The session starts at 2 15 p m at the home of Mrs E J North 540 Forest drive SE. Members may attend.

M. S. Hallman Winifred van Etten I Am the Fox College Club E. J. North Forest Drive Richard A. Greenawalt

Local shower honors Marjorie March ahead of Wichita wedding

Mrs E M March and Mrs T F Doherty hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday at 881 Oakland Road NE for Miss Marjorie Lois March. She will wed William Graham of Wichita Kansas on October 25. Guests included Marguerite Hyten Muriel MacIntosh Bernice Hammond Ellen Basley Josephine Bowers Paula Book Frances McCormick Elin Carstens Maurine Bachtell Virginia Ohmann Helen Simmons Eleanor Hall Genevieve McCulloch Anna Holsinger Ruth March Harriette Struve and Mrs Edward Koza.

E. M. March T. F. Doherty Doherty Oakland Road Marjorie Lois March William Graham Wichita Kan Miss March March Marguerite Hyten Muriel MacIntosh Bernice Hammond Ellen Basley Josephine Bowers Paula Book

Mrs Snouffer and son Return From East Visit

Mrs. W. OD. Snouffer and her son Robert returned Sunday after two weeks in the east visiting her daughter Mrs. F. E. Nelson in Rahway New Jersey and her son Cadet William N. Snouffer at West Point En route home they visited Miss Meta Aussieker in Washington D C

W. OD. Snouffer Washington Avenue Robert East

Pulis Leaves Kahului Visitor Ends Three Month Vacation

I G Pulis of Kahului Maui Hawaii has left after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs G S Pulis at 1417 Fifth avenue SE He is manager of an American department store in Kahului Maui and is on a three month vacation His parents joined him on trips to Lake Preston South Dakota Emmetsburg and Clarksville.

I. G. Pulis Kahului Maui Hawaii G. S. Pulis Fifth Avenue SE Mr. Pulis Lake Preston S. D Emmetsburg Clarksville

Arthur Troyak Leaves for Chicago Walton School of Commerce

J Arthur Troyak son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Troyak of 817 Fourteenth Street SE left Monday for Chicago to enter the Walton School of Commerce.

J. Arthur Troyak Joseph Troyak Fourteenth Street Chicago Walton School of Commerce

Snell Guest at Dr. Morris Home in Monro

Mrs. William A. Snell of Monroe Michigan visits her father Dr. Lloyd Morris at 124 Center Point Road NE.

William A. Snell Monroe, Mich Lloyd Morris Center Point Road

Miss Fannie Fine Leaves for Chicago Teaching Post

Miss Fannie Fine daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Fine departs Monday for Chicago to resume teaching. The Fine family home is at 1811 Washington Avenue SE.

Fannie Fine Louis Fine Washington Avenue Chicago

Donald Horan Hosts Dinner for Miss Boyle in Washington

Donald Horan will host a dinner at his home 416 Twelfth Street SE Monday evening honoring Miss Joan Boyle of Roundhay England visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. J Harold Horan at 2135 Blake Boulevard SE. Guests include Miss Helen Venn Mount Vernon and others. Mrs Glenn C Wheeler Commonwealth Apartments was hostess at breakfast Monday in Miss Boyle’s honor.

Donald Horan Twelfth Street Joan Boyle Roundhay Leeds England J. Harold Horan Blake Boulevard Miss Boyle Helen Venn Mount Vernon Helen MacClaughry Florence Zimmer Helen Mokrejs Harold Baltz Dick Baxter Francis German Harry Mokr

Baritone To Assist At Organ Recital

Baritone Francis German of the Cornell faculty assists Eleanor Taylor in a noonday organ recital at First Presbyterian Church. Taylor’s program features Horace Alden Miller compositions, including Two Paraphrases on Old Hymns and pieces like See Voice and Two Songs To the Sea, with the event running 12 15 to 1 15 p m on Tuesday.

Francis German Cornell College Eleanor Taylor First Presbyterian Church Horace Alden Miller Marshall Bidwell

Sedlaceks Visit Minneapolis Parents in Twin Cities

Mr. and Mrs. William Sedlacek of Minneapolis are visiting Mrs. Sedlacek’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards, and Mr. Sedlacek’s mother, Mrs. J. B. Sedlacek. They just returned from Philadelphia where Mr. Sedlacek studied with the Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator company. They also visited Atlantic City Washington and New York City, where they were guests of Leo Christle.

William Sedlaceks William C. Sedlacek Minneapolis Atlantic City Washington, D. C New York City Leo Christle W. E. Christle Fourteenth Street SE

Social evening honors Loretta Chapman before wedding

Miss Margaret Barcus and Miss Lucyle McGowan hosted a Thursday bingo party at McGowan s home 713 B avenue NE in honor of Loretta Chapman soon to be married to Richard P Usher. Prizes went to Vera Henderson Louise Douglas and Ruth Clausen. Gifts were given to Miss Chapman. Other guests included Dorothy Sullivan Ruth Clausen Winifred Lavelle Mae Mikolasko Helen Watkins and Louise Douglas.

Margaret Barcus Lucyle McGowan Avenue Loretta Chapman Richard P. Usher Vera Henderson Louise Douglas Ruth Clausen Miss Chapman Dorothy Sullivan Winifred Lavelle Mae Mikolasko Helen Watkins

Beta Phi Alpha Pledges Lorraine Clark at Coe College

Beta Phi Alpha sorority at Coe College hosted a buffet supper Friday night at 1110 Second Avenue SE. The event featured a gold and green color scheme and announced the pledging of Lorraine Clark of Manchester.

Beta Phi Alpha Sorority Coe College Second Avenue SE Beta Phi Alpha Lorraine Clark Manchester

Friendship Circle Dessert Luncheon Meet Near Today

The Friendship Circle of the King's Daughters will hold a 1 p.m. dessert luncheon on Thursday at the home of Mrs. A. B. Anderson located at 1600 Wildwood Drive NE.

King’s Daughters A. B. Anderson Wildwood Drive

Clam Bake Held at American Legion Hall in Ely

A Sunday clam bake at the American Legion hall in Ely drew a large attendance from Cedar Rapids and neighboring towns. Guests included J M Afflerbaugh host plus numerous couples and individuals such as L Anthony Wes Benesh Tom Betterman L W Broulik F Gutz H Hartman H Upmier F Riley E Baer and others from Cedar Rapids Clinton Me chanicsville Davenport La Crosse and Ely.

American Legion Hall Ely J. M. Afflerbaugh C Avenue L. Anthony Wes Benesh Tom Betterman L. W. Broulik L. Broulik William Broulik J. Dedic A. Drapela Charles Ed Watham J. Zisko F. Pfeiffer C. Johnston H. Benesh J. Winchell H. Powell M. Shebee A. Vanderbilt G. Russell Mavis Nelson Cedar Rapids H. Upmier F. Riley la Crosse Wis S. Sanket Mechanicsville A. Hellner Clinton E. Baer E. Quinn Davenport

Zarub Reunion Held at Chain Lakes Cabin

The Louis A Zarub family reunion took place Saturday evening in the cabin of Mr and Mrs John W Cook at Chain Lakes. Guests included Mr and Mrs Louis A Zarub Mr and Mrs Lincoln A Zarub and daughter Elaine Mr and Mrs Delwin E Zarub Mr and Mrs John W Cook and children Leland James and Mary Lou Mr and Mrs Homer Black Mr and Mrs Leo Thill and daughter Josephine Mrs Rose Binko and Mrs O A Helming of Waukon.

Louis A. Zarub John W. Cook Chain Lakes C. W. Niemeier Los Angeles Calif Lincoln A. Zarub Elaine Delwin E. Zarub Leland James Mary Lou Homer Black Leo Thill Josephine Rose Binko O. A. Helming Waukon

Winners Named In Bridge Tournament

Walter Paisley of Dubuque and H W Holle of Clinton led the second annual bridge event hosted by Dr W G Whitney at the Gedney hotel Independence. Cedar Rapids pair Mrs W J Neuzil and W M Jayne were runner up with high north south in the evening session.

Walter Paisley Dubuque H. W. Holle Clinton W. G. Whitney Independence Gedney Hotel W. J. Neuzil W. M. Jayne Cedar Rapids Neuzil Jayne Waterloo Dale Williamson H. J. Wilts Dr. Whitney Whitney Iowa State League

Two Parties Honor Miss Esther Shunk Before Wedding

Miss Esther Shunk and Orval Rose will wed Friday evening and were feted at a Sunday dinner hosted by Miss Virginia Fussel of Mount Vernon with Miss Shunk as maid of honor. A second shower at 1205 First Avenue E hosted by Mrs. Clarence Kobe and others drew fourteen guests with bunco and refreshments amid garden flowers.

Esther Shunk Orval Rose Virginia Fussel Mount Vernon Miss Fussel Miss Shunk H. H. Ulish J. F. D’arcy Clarence Kobe First Avenue E Bunco

Chi Omega Pledges Honor Other Coe Sororities

Chi Omega pledges at Coe college hosted a tea for pledges of the other Coe sororities Monday afternoon in the chapter rooms at 1263 First avenue East. Mrs. Eugene M. Pinney, patroness, poured and the tea spread featured pink roses and white carnations. Miss Helen Gordon of Memphis, national representative of Chi Omega, attended as a guest and joined the spread after the tea.

Chi Omega Coe College Coe First Avenue E Eugene M. Pinney Helen Gordon Memphis

Shower Honors Miss Irene Mikulecky Before October Wedding

Mrs William Tehel and Mrs Merl Holloway hosted a Saturday night miscellaneous shower at 222 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE in honor of Miss Irene Mikulecky who will wed Delmar Olson of Columbus Ohio in October. Yellow and white decorations set the theme. Twenty two guests attended with prizes awarded to Mrs John Mikulecky Mrs Robert Clark Mrs D A Lawrence and Miss Bella Scheer.

William Tehel Merl Holloway Twenty-fifth Street Drive Irene Mikulecky Delmar Olson Columbus John Mikulecky Robert Clark D. A. Lawrence Bella Scheer

Van Buren Pupils Stage World Fair For Rotary Luncheon

Van Buren school pupils under Miss Ruth Webster presented a world’s fair at the Hotel Roosevelt for Rotarians. Dressed in peasant costumes, the children toured countries with folk songs and dances, concluding a semester studying Europe. Participants included Jean Anderson Dorothy Andre Erick Sheronick Vera Peterka Robert Ennis Henrietta Izer Charles Elias Mildred Mahring Arthur Koehler Darlene Trout Grant Lemasters Amelia Fulmer Mary Frances Berger Henrietta Kubik Betty Jean Harrison Jaroslav Hruby Betty Hansen Betty Ruth Konigsmark.

Hotel Roosevelt van Buren Ruth Webster Europe Jean Anderson Dorothy Andre Erick Sheronick Vera Peterka Robert Ennis Henrietta Izer Charles Elias Mildred Mahring Arthur Koehler Darlene Trout Grant Lemasters Amelia Fulmer Mary Frances Berger Henrietta Kubik Betty Jean Harrison Jaroslav Hruby Betty Hansen Betty Ruth Konigsmark

Boulevard Lights Planned in First Ave 15th to 16th Streets

The city council passed a resolution of necessity for boulevard lights on First Avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Plans and specifications are on file for a public hearing on October 8. The system includes eight poles at an estimated cost of 3965 dollars to be assessed to adjacent property owners.

First Avenue E Fifteenth Sixteenth Streets

Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids Couples Receive Licenses

Marriage licenses issued to Gayle E. McCannon and Vera L. Ratcliffe of Ottumwa. Edwin J. Filipi and Lucille E. Stodola of Cedar Rapids. Richard E. Simson and Mary Ruth Chapman of Marion. Orval T. Rose and Esther L. Shunk of Cedar Rapids.

Gayle E. McCannon Vera L. Ratcliffe Ottumwa Edwin J. Filipi Lucille E. Stodola Cedar Rapids Richard E. Simson Mary Ruth Chapman Marion Orval T. Rose Esther L. Shunk

Improving Your Conversation Promises livelier talk for Ada

Ada gains confidence and charm after cousin Helene teaches vivid word use and picture painting. The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises a 40 page illustrated booklet titled Improving Your Conversation offering tips on topics, holding interest, and fitting talk to occasion for 15 cents.

Ada Helene Pete Mary Dot Bill Harry Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute West 19Th Street New York N. Y

U B Session Closes With Assignments At Cedar Rapids

The ninety third Iowa conference of the United Brethren in Christ concluded in Cedar Rapids with ordained ministers and licensed preachers. Bishop A B Statton preached on the Twenty third Psalm and announced pastoral stations for the coming year, including Des Moines Des Moines Memorial and Dawson assignments. A list of ordinations, licenses, and special authority to conduct baptisms and marriages followed along with stationing across Iowa communities.

United Brethren Church In Christ Iowa Cedar Rapids Coe Chapel A. B. Statton Kansas City Statton I. C. Fellers St. Andrew’s Church Des Moines Harold Knight Garber Lloyd Dutro Olin W. T. Boston Dawson Coe H. Haag L. F. Wilson Talmadge Edward Schalk H. E. Buss Lloyd Patton Earl Rabuch Howard Robison M. M. Robison M. W. Suckow G. M. Talbot David Thompson Ray Thompson Cee H. Haag L. F. Woolson Bishop Statton Ira Hawley First United Brethren Church Terre Haute Ind G. E. McCanon Webster City Adaville J. W. Miller Adel—L Foster Albia—Cc.young Cambridge T. J Arwin—H. M.rs. Ladbrook L. Stangbeell Walt A E. Bye Rene Ary Grand Meadow H. N. Hulse Hudson Hal Riggs Patchay Fabuck Lisbon Philip Bruna Runn Lovi Ren—J Uscatine A. Brandstetter Ystic Howard Rob

Chest Solicitation in Larger Concerns Planned This Week

Nearly 300 larger concerns prepare self solicitation for the 1937 Community Chest. Forty two committeemen distribute campaign supplies and file unit reports before the general campaign opens Wednesday morning.

Community Chest Fund Chest Montrose Clare R. Marshall L. T. Kohl General Railway Express National Organization of Community Chests Cedar Rapids Express Agency Kohl Community Chest S. R. Hawkins Ariana Burr Camp Fire Girls R. H. Pickford Challengers N. Harold West Edward Lowe Sales Army Marguerite Stein Elizabeth Bender Community House Elizabeth MclIntosh Public Health Nursing Association Frank Ward Sunshine Mission Eleanor Pohorsky Chamber of Commerce

Get 10 Year Sentence For Break-in At Marion

Vance Robbins 34 of Cedar Rapids received an indeterminate ten year term at Fort Madison state penitentiary after pleading guilty to breaking and entering in district court. Robbins and co-defendant Howard Francis 32 were arrested for the Marion Linn County Co-Operative Oil office burglary on July 22, with over 400 dollars in checks taken. Francis pled not guilty and was released on his own recognizance August 19.

Vance Robbins Cedar Rapids Fort Madison State Penitentiary John T. Moffit Robbins Howard Francis Linn County Co-Operative Oil Company Marion Francis

Ice Yield Reported From Yellowstone Lake Depth

Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone Park freezes to a depth yielding 180 million tons of ice. The amount could supply every man woman and child in the United States with 1 percent of a ton.

Yellowstone Lake Yellowstone Park United States

Insull resigns as head of Affiliated Broadcasting Co

Samuel Insull Jr resigns as president of Affiliated Broadcasting Company while staying on the board to protect station interests and capital. Owners accept the move with a vote of confidence. Clarence Leich becomes general manager of affiliated stations in Evansville and Terre Haute.

Chicago Samuel Insull, Jr Affiliated Broadcasting Company Insull Radio World Clarence Leich Evansville Terre Haute Ind Affiliated

Distribution of Tax Refund Checks Begins in Linn County

Tax refund checks totaling from a $341000 state share are being mailed to Linn county property taxpayers in Milo Sedlacek’s treasurer office. Those who paid both installments receive checks. those who owe the second installment get credit. Delinquencies begin Sept 30 with a 0.75 percent monthly penalty after Oct 1.

Linn County Iowa Milo Sedlacek

Linn County Republicans Reach 2000 Volunteer Pledges

At Montrose hotel headquarters Linn county volunteers total 2000 pledges promising their vote influence and efforts for the Republican ticket this fall. Chairman Carl Hendrickson urged quick reporting of new recruits from pledge books.

Linn County Montrose Hotel Republicans Carl Hendrickson

Lyman and Son Die in Cedar Rapids Hospital

Center Point notes the death of 28 year old Charles Rol Lyman son of Mr and Mrs Howard Lyman farmers near Center Point due to nephritis. Funeral at Lafayette church in Center Point Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev W C Wilson of Toddville presiding. Body at Satchett mortuary. friends may call. flowers requested not.

Center Point Charles Roland Lyman Howard Lyman Cedar Rapids Lafayette Church W. C. Wilson Toddville Satchett Mortuary

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