Pasadena Folk To Arrive Today At Brucemore
Pasadena residents Mrs George B Douglas and her daughter Mrs Gail Burck plan Brucemore visits with guests Mrs Norwood Howard and Miss Mary Frances Snow arriving Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Howard and Miss Snow travel from Pasadena by car to New York City and will stay two days. Also at Brucemore are Miss Emily Preston and Mrs Helen Noyes from New York City who arrived a week ago. Several socials have honored them. On Tuesday Miss Florence Mae Wolfe and Miss Frances Wolfe hosted a luncheon for Ass Preston and Mrs Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Douglas
Gail Burck
Pasadena
Norwood Howard
Mary Frances Snow
Howard
Miss Snow
New York City
Brucemore
Emily Preston
Helen Noyes
Florence Mae Wolfe
Mass Frances Wolfe
First Avenue E
Ass Preston
Mrs. Noyes
Forrest Stewarts Visit From New York Arrive in Ohio
Mr and Mrs Forrest Stewart of New York City arrived Monday to visit Mr Stewart's parents, Mr and Mrs A C Stewart, at 352 Park Terrace SE. Accompanied by Mrs William Vernon of Newton, who had been visiting in New York, Mrs Vernon returned home Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Stewart
New York
Kremers Visit Fargo Parents This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kremers of Fargo North Dakota came last weekend and are visiting with Mr Kremers parents. Dr and Mrs Harrs Kremers reside at 1912 F. 1th avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kremers
Fargo N D
Kremers
Harrs Kremers
1912
F.1th Avenue
Boyd Host Family Notes Guests For Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Boyd of 501 Twenty-sixth Street SE entertain as guests Mrs Edwina Boyd, Harry Boyd's mother, and his brother Hugh Bush of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Boyd
Twenty-sixth Street
Mr Boyds
Edwina Boyd
Hugh Bush
Washington, An
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club card party slated Thursday
The nature and garden department invites the public to a 2 p.m. card party at the club house. Proceeds will fund planting trees and shrubs on the grounds. Bridge and 500 will be played with a door prize and per-table prizes. Tea will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature and Garden Department
The
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
Tuesday Art Club Luncheon Plays Bridge At Mrs Koffron’s
The Tuesday Art Club met for luncheon at Mrs Karl Koffron’s tea room 422 Twenty third street NE. Gifts were given to retiring president Mrs C T Houser and retiring secretary Mrs Clark Mahannah. Bridge followed in the afternoon and new officers were elected: Mrs George Knauf s president, Mrs Walter French vice president, Mrs Ed Swan secretary, Mrs Ed Samuelson treasurer, Mrs Lee Eckert flower chair, and Mrs Charles Nelson program chair. A dinner for members and husbands will be held Wednesday at Dr and Mrs T Houser’s home 2240 Washington Avenue SE with assistance from Mr and Mrs E Samuelson and Mr and Mrs Lee Kukect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Koffron
Twentythird Street
C. T. Houser
Clark Mahannah
George Knaus
Walter French
Ed Swan
Ed Samuelson
Lee Eckert
Charles Nelson
First Fall Meeting of A L W Tine
A allw will hold its first fall meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. The gathering aims to discuss parks, rott sent, and enter oat on ote ate ts summer and Les An Biles Mr ERia ee qd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALLW
Community Players Season Tickets Top 300 Mark
Cedar Rapids Community Players report season ticket sales exceed 300 with a goal of 500 by week end. The drive is run by six teams led by captains including Mrs Gordon DeLay and Miss Mary Lackersteem. A board meeting with the speech department of the University of Iowa is planned Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the YM CA to discuss year directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Carey
George B Douglas
Ella Johnson
E. Riley
Gordon DeLay
Mary Lackersteen
Herbert Stama
Luncheon Honoring Visiting Sisters At Mrs Moon Home
Mrs Moon hosted a small luncheon Tuesday at her home 2058 Fifth overnue SE in honor of Mrs Paul Berger of Los Angeles and Mrs Reid Green of Omaha visiting their sister Mrs Wayne J Foster at 2304 Hillcrest drive SE and with their parents Mr and Mrs H F Westfall at 1577 Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Moon
Paul Berger
Los Angeles
Reid Green
Omaha
Wayne J Foster
Hillcrest Drive
H F Westfall
Second Avenue
Mrs Leibsohn Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs Phillip Leibsohn of 1955 Fifth Avenue SE has returned after a two week visit to Chicago with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Schurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Leibsohn
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Inlaw
Jack Schurman
Cedar Rapids Bridge Tourney Opens With Eight Tables
The Cedar Rapids championship bridge tournament opened with eight tables. North South winners were Philp Leibsohn Abe Kapel and Mrs M O Reiff with Mrs Don Hines. East West winners were Mrs Alex Hallgren and Mrs E A Hazelton who tied with Mr and Mrs Thomas Crabb before a tiebreak by cumulative score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Philp Leibsohn
Abe Kapel
M. O. Reiff
Don Hines
Alex Hallgren
E. A. Hazelton
Thomas Crabb
Hallgren
Hazelton Theiinners
East
Jane Riley
R. D. MclIntyre
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Kushner Beechen Nuptials In Omaha Family Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kushner announce the marriage of daughter Maxine Bernice to Abe IL Beechen of Sioux City. The Sept 22 ceremony at Rabbi Goldstein’s Omaha home was private with immediate family. They planned a Chicago wedding trip and will reside in Sioux City starting Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kushner
Blake Boulevard
Maxine Bernice
Abe IL. Beechen
Sioux City
Rabbi H Goldstein
Omaha
Dorothy Kushner
Ruth Kushner
Marsin Beechen
Mrs Ferber Hosts Philbrooks En Route to Kansas City
Mrs. Alice Ferber at Jabez Mews entertained her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Clarence Philbrook during their weekend transit from Chicago to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ferber
Jabez Mews
Clarence Philbrook
Kansas City
Chicago
Girls' Club of Iowa Mutual Elects Officers
Miss Helene Meier chosen president at a picnic supper and meeting in club rooms Monday evening. Esther Brockman elected vice president, Florence Wenel secretary, Gertrude Steege treasurer. Five new members initiated: Dorothy Little Jane Stamp Marjorie Bruner Marie Skerik Sylvia Myrstik. Hostesses were Lois Martin Gertrude Steege and Buiga Burnhorft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Meier
Iowa Mutual Insurance Company
Esther Brockman
Florence Wenel
Gertrude Steege
Dorothy Little
Jane Stamp
Marjorie Bruner
Marie Skerik
Sylia Myrstik
Lois Martin
Buiga Burnhorft
Millard Fuller Nuptials Held At Tipton Parsonage
Mis Mae Millard daughter of Mia and Mrs Fred Millard of Corgon and Robert J Fuller, 710 Fifth Avenue SF, wed Saturday at the Methodist parsonage in Tipton. Rev Rostoo C Jerrill officiated with attendants Mrs Dolores Newhouse and Elliott Lauser of Cedar Rapids. The bride wore brown crepe. Mrs Fuller attended Duggan high school. Miss Fuller works for the Lone Electric Light and Power Co. A short wedding trip to Chicago preceded setting home at 710 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Mae Millard
Mia
Fred Millard
Corgon
Robert J Fuller
Uvenue SF
Methodist
Tipton
Rostoo C Jerrill
Dolores Newhouse
Elliott Lauser
Cedar Rapids
Denice Sunday Thase brings Riv erside park group together
A gathering at Riv erside park included Mr and Mrs Joe Diouhs and family, Aldrich Rontena and family of Fairfax, George Elliott and Ivy, Malo and Mrs Johny Elliott of Oxford, Kadera of Swisher, Charles Spooner, Harrys Hilton, Ray Whittermue and son, Moderach and sons, Harvey Matyk, Filbert Vondracek and family, Essie Gelski and family, and Mrs Harry Klump of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Denice
Thase
Joe Diouhs
Aldrich Rontena
Fairfax
George Elliott
Ivy
Malo
Johny Elliott
Oxford
Kadera of
Swisher
Charles Spooner
Harrys Hilton
Ray Whittermue
Moderach
YWCA Announces Expanded Adult Classes This Fall
The YWCA health and recreation department adds varied adult programs with Miss Lucille H. Ladd directing. Courses run Oct 7 to Dec 14 with free badminton instruction Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 5 pm, a city bowling league, volleyball tournaments, archery Fridays 5 to 6 30, plus roller skating ping pong shuffleboard and deck tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.C. A. Health and Recreation Department
Lucille H. Ladd
Y W.ca
Rozek Matias Wedding at St Wenceslaus Church
Miss Maxine Rozek and William Matias wed Tuesday at 7 am in St Wenceslaus church. Rev Father August Vojacek officiated. Attendants Miss Wilma Zachar and George Zachar. Brides dress ivory satin with Queen Anne collar and train. Breakfast followed for bridal party and family before a two week homecoming in Dubuque. Matias serves in Iowa state highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Rozek
W G. Rozek
Eighteenth Street
William Matias
John Matias
Third Street
St Wenceslaus Church
August Vojacek
Wilma Zachar
George Zachar
Miss Zachar
Dubuque
Matias
Iowa State Highway Patrol
Birthday Party for Sally Ann Carringer
Sally Ann Carringer, born 1909, at 1909 Grande Avenue SE celebrated her third birthday Saturday. A green and yellow themed party featured a large cake and balloons. Guests included Betty Ann Willenberg John Stemlar Betty Jean Stickley Eddie Mersh Mrs W Robertson and Mrs W V Carringer jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ann Carringer
Grande Avenue SE
Betty Ann Willenberg
John Stemlar
Betty Jean Stickley
Eddie Mersh
W. Robertson
W. V. Carringer, Jr
Shower honors Miss Selma Anderson bride elect
Mrs. W. Benson hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1617 First Street NW for Miss Selma Anderson. Guests included Miss Anderson, the Kading and Kaesener couples from Van Horne, Mrs Ohlen of Blairstown, Mrs Anderson and daughter of Fairfax, Mrs Gustison of Cashmere, Mr and Mrs Weering of Newhall, and Sunny Hour Banjo Club members from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Benson
First Street
Selma Anderson
Miss Anderson
John Kading
Eldon Kading
Will Kading
Dan Kaesener
van Horne
Paul Ohlen
Blairstown
G. Anderson
Fairfax
Margaret Gustison
Cashmere
Wash
Clarence Weering
Marvin Weering
Newhall
Sunny Hour Banco Club
Cedar Rapids
P T A Meetings Outline Plans and Delegates
The Dairy Dale P T A held its first meeting with committees named including program and publications. Delegates were chosen to attend the northeast district conference in Monticello on Oct 9, and a second PTA meeting date was set for Oct 8 with six delegates selected for the district conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale P T A
Joseph Trestnar
Charles A. Stephens
Bert Kiekar
Elmer Ingels
Louis Varrock
John E. Sundberg
Bert Klekar
H M. Sorensen
Joseph Tresinar
John FE. Sundberg
Monticello
Clare Nichols
The
Playground Commission
Nex Nichols
Polk Shop! Pta
Inga Tapper
Henry Haegg
Mass Inga Tapper
R. M. Threlkeld
C . Spencer
Vernon Spahn
Fred Johnson
PTA
PT. A
Simple Rinses Keep Hair Lovely and Healthy
A guide outlines lemon and vinegar rinses to remove soap residue and brighten hair, with camomile for brown tones and blueing for white hair. It notes henna options and cautions professional help for chemical treatments, advertising a 32 page Home Institute booklet on hair and hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Des Moines Couple Welcomes Out-Of-Town Guests
Mr and Mrs Max L Johnson of 1927 Bever Avenue SE hosted weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Kirk Fowler and their family from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max L. Johnson
Bever Avenue SE
Kirk Fowler
Des Moines
Poole Relative Trip To Detroit
Carl Poole of Shaver road NE left Monday for Detroit to visit his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Charles Poole there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Poole
Shaver Road
Detroit
Charles Poole
Beta Sigma Phi Sigma Chapter to Meet at Montrose
Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi business girls sorority holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Hotel Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose
I. W. N. Circle Meeting Announced
The I. H. N circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. C S Cooley at 513 Seventeenth Street SE on Thursday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N Circle of the
King’s Daughters
C S. Cooley
Seventeenth Street
Gates exhibits wood cuts in publication at Iowa
Richard Gates son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gates of 927 Sixteenth Street NE went to Iowa City where he will be a junior at the University of Iowa A recent issue of Whirling Worlds a publication edited by Prof Luther R Mott head of the school of journalism at the University of Iowa contained six wood cuts by Mr Gates The cuts were used to illustrate a play by Paul Green of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gates
Frank Gates
Sixteenth Street
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Luther R. Mott
Gates
Paul Green
New York City
Allamakee County Traffic Regulation Conference Held
Law enforcement officials from Allamakee county met in Waukon to adopt a uniform method for enforcing traffic violations. A six member resolutions committee was named to draft stricter enforcement of speed limits and traffic laws. An additional meeting in Waukon was set for November 9 to report progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee County
Wiliam F. Shafer
Sam Glynn
Waterville
J. S. la Tronche
Noel Traversey
Harpers Ferry
R. G. Miller
Lansing
John P King
Henry Ludeking
Kalona Pastor Hurt In Train Auto Crash
In Keithsburg Illinois two men and a Kalona Iowa pastor were injured when their car struck a train at 1230 Tuesday morning one half mile north of Keithsburg. Dale McCaw of Aledo Illinois sustained back and hip injuries and the Rev John Kemp of Kalona Iowa suffered cuts to head and face. The McCaws wife their son and Mrs Kemp were not injured. It is the fourth crash at this crossing within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keithsburg
Dale McCaw
Aledo
Ill
John Kemp
Kalona
McCaw
Kemp
Delaware County Fair Rodeo Set For October 11 13
The Delaware County Fair society announced a three day rodeo at the fairgrounds from October 11 through 13 under Clyde Miller. Secretary E W Williams said the event will feature 125 stock and 60 participants with steer wrestling bronco riding and calf roping on the program including matinee and evening performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County Fair Society
E. W. Williams
Clyde Miller
City briefs and personals highlights and incidents
Dr. Eugene Carmichael greatly improved after two weeks ill at home. Rotary club heard Dr. R. M. Chapman on Infantile Paralysis. National Dog Week promotion and Want Ads classification noted. A. Ollie Law fined for intoxication. John Bloom jailed for intoxication. Sunday school board to meet at First United Brethren church. Robert Flaherty treated for a fractured arm after a fall. Kenneth Cronkhite received first aid for facial injuries. he alleged being struck. Kiwanis to hear Dr. Andrew H Woods on Chinese humor. Henry Kendall and wife returned from Brainard after a fishing trip.
Two Film Actors Attacked by Jungle Beasts
Hollywood reports two jungle thrill victims hospitalized after wild animal attacks. Charles Bickford suffered a neck wound from a enraged lion during a scene for East of Java. Mabel Stark treated for a severe arm laceration from a big cat in Phoenix Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Charles Bickford
Mabel Stark
Bickford
Nazis Propose Transfer of Jewish Businesses to Aryan Hands
Berlin AP reports the Nazi economic-political service on Tuesday urged wholesale transfer of Jewish owned businesses into Aryan control. It recommended a collective institution to manage all transactions as Jews grow anxious to sell due to emigration pressures and Aryan reluctance to trade with Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nazi
Steamship Line Drops Suez Route
London reports the Java New York steamship line will use the Cape of Good Hope route instead of the Suez canal. The move follows the threat of war in East Africa and was announced via a Reuters dispatch from Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
SNS
Java- New York Steamship Line
Cape of Good Hope
Suez Canal
Reuter
Batavia
Dutch East Indies
East Africa
Thieves Take Kitchen Faucet From Unoccupied House
Joe Janda, caretaker of the unoccupied residence at 528 Tenth Street SE, said Tuesday thieves removed a kitchen faucet, a lead pipe, two drain traps, and a linoleum rug from the property. The house was not locked, he reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Janda
Tenth Street SE
Janda
Tenneys Will Move to Chicago to Join Neisner Brothers
Mr and Mrs R H Tenney of 200 Thirteenth Street SE will move to Chicago Wednesday where Mr Tenney will become manager of the Cottage Grove Avenue Neisner Brothers store. He has served the local store since its opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Tenney
Thirteenth Street
Chicago
Mr. Tenney
Cottage Grove Avenue
Neisner Brothers
Driver Hits Bert Rice in SE Intersections
Bert Rice aged 50 of 1028 Third Street SE escaped injury after a collision at Sixth Street and Twelfth Avenue SE at 7 10 p m Monday. The driver Charles Stevens of 629 Twenty Ninth Street NE said he was traveling at a low speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Rice
Third Street
Sixth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Charles Stevens
Twenty-ninth Street
Fined $25 For Reckless Driving In Police Court
Traffic cases dominated the docket Tuesday with I Simonsen of Marion fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Paul Kelly of 1926 First Avenue East paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Dick Graves of 3431 First Avenue East fined 5 dollars and costs for failing to stop at a school sign. Leonard Vick of 223 Fifth Avenue Southwest out 2 dollars and costs for failing to stop for an automatic traffic signal. Firemen were fined 1 dollar and costs for parking faults against Robert Goodman of 1811 D Avenue North East and J Cooper of 527 Nineteenth Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Simonsen
Marion
Paul Kelly
First Avenue E
Dick Graves
Leonard Vick
Fifth Avenue SW
Robert Goodman
D Avenue HF
J. Cooper
Nineteenth Street
Nun Nurses Throat Slashed by Delirious Patient
At Mercy hospital Buffalo a nursing nun, Mary Cornelius, was gravely wounded Tuesday when a delirious patient, Robert J. Berry, 42, slashed her throat from left ear to wind pipe with a razor. Police said Berry, confined for a leg infection, wielded the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N
Mary Cornelius
Mercy Hospital
Daniel Regan
Thomas J. McGreevy
Robert J. Berry
Buffalo
Calmar service stations change ownership
Two Calmar service stations changed hands. The station west of the Hotel Calmar, formerly owned by Dan Novak, was sold to J. T. Ball of Mitchell S. C. The second station on Highway 52 in the town’s west part was sold to Warner Gaffney by William J. Korbe.
Delegates Arrive for Upper Town Methodist Session in Cedar Rapids
Ministers laymen and officials converge in Cedar Rapids for the eightieth Upper Town conference at St Pauls church through Monday noon. Bishop Leete Dr Wilson and Dr Hutchinson among speakers. Wilson to address Tuesday 7 30 p m. Welcomes from Mayor Hahn and Dr Edwards. Local church quartet and organ postlude follow the address. Preliminary talks held at Hotel Roosevelt. no district superintendent re elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Upper Town
St. Paul's Church
Frederick D. Leete
Omaha
Clarence True Wilson
Washington, D. C
Church Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Forney Hutchinson
Tulsa
Oklo
Wilson
A. A. Brooks
St. Paul’s
T. M. Nielsen
West Union
Frank K. Hahn
Charles F. Edwards
St. John's Episcopal Church
Ruth Ebling Massey
Mary Preston Beaven
Marvin Gard
A. G. Hoelzen
A. E. Coe
Ackley
Helen Little Hickman
Leete
Hotel Roosevelt
J. Arthur Young
Waterloo
W. G. Rowley
Davenport
Harvey G. Travis
Dubuque
A. W. Henke
Helen Morgan III Illness Reported in New York
Actress and singer Helen Morgan was hospitalized at Park East hospital Tuesday with influenza symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Morgan
Park East Hospital
Burns seeks divorce and custody in Tama county court
Carole Burns files for divorce from Leo Burns of Highland township on cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of son Sidney Smith Burns, temporary alimony, suit costs, and permanent alimony of ten dollars monthly. Leo Burns answers, denying allegations and requests dismissal at her costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tama County District Court
Carole Burns
Leo Burns
Highland Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forrest Stewarts
Harry Boyds
Nature and Garden Dept
Eria
Wien
Mrs. Moon
Pmtl Millinery Mart
Avenues Southeans
Maxine Kushner
Abe J. Beechen
Mrs. Ferber
Girls’ Club OF Iowa Mutual
Riverside
Y. W
P. T. A. Meetings
I. W. N. Circle
S.A
Allamakee
Kalona Pastor
Gachite Home Institute
W. 19Th
New York, N.Y
Coats
Kresge
Eugene Carmichael
Upland Drive
R. M. Chapman
Rotary Club
Marshalltown
Dr. Chapman
Ollie Law
John Bloom
Fourth Street
First United Brethren Church
Robert Flaherty
Clifford Flaherty
Watkins
Kenneth Cronkhite
Cedar Hotel
St. Luke's Hospital
Cronkhite
Andrew H. Woods
University Hospital
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Woods
China
Henry Kendall
Sixth Avenue SE
Brainard
Minn
Suez
CeCe
M. E.garmoe
Methodist -Upper Iowa
Helen Morgan III
Morris Greenberg
Dr. Doherty
Star Jewelry
Second St. SE
Newmans
Dubarry
Hn Covellr Akin
Epantr
Rades CIA
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