New Members Welcomed At Cedar Rapids A A U W Meeting
Thirty two women joined the Cedar Rapids branch of the American Association of University Women at the year’s first meeting hosted by Miss Inga Tapper. Over eighty attended as Luther Richman, Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, gave baritone solos with accompanist Miss Lillian Dresser Cedar Falls. New members listed and program details followed with reports from officers and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
American Association of University Women
Inga Tapper
Forest Drive
Luther Richman
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Richman
Lillian Dresser
Louise Liebert Circle Elects Mrs Owen Tisdale
Louise Liebert Circle of Kines Daughters elected Mrs Owen Tisdale as president at a luncheon meeting hosted by Mrs M Sopousek 1836 Washington Ave SE Assisting were Mrs Tisdale and Mrs Walter Miller Other officers named Lynn Swanes secretary Barr treasurer Hamiston chairman Jennie McGowan division Installation led by Mrs Harry Dunker Delegates chosen Soponsek Tisdale and Dunker will attend the state convention October 4 5 and 6 at Perry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Tisdale
Louise Liebert
Tisdale
Dunker
Perry
New Teachers in City Honored at Cedar Rapids Meeting
Approximately 150 attendees at the Cedar Rapids Teachers' Association event at First Congregational Church heard Miss Ruth Griffith outline upcoming year officers and committee chairs. Noted speakers included Dr John E Kerkorian and Dr George Zork urging federal aid and a national financing program for education. Mrs Ralph Omstead of Portland plans a week with the Toms family at 2300 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Baxter
Wayne Hs Montgomery
Lenore Gordon
Elizabeth Leland
Arthur Hunt
Ethel Evans
Catherine Adams
Ethel Taylor
Boyd Rogers
Mary Esther Too
Marion Hutton
Lida Tallman
Otto Schluter
Dorothy Gray
Frances Westerfield
Douglas Kirk
Edith Knox
Margaret Sundberg
Thomas Crabbe
M J Hess
George Kosek
Arthur B Anderson
Ira Lippincott
William Dennison
Carl Linge
Elizabeth Curry
Carl Ettinger
J Stuart MacQuiston
Ruth Webster
Ruby Carlson
John M Henry
Margaret Pratt
Jennie Post
Frank WY Orr
Evelyn Street
Mary Elizabeth Kehoe
H J Brownlee
Cedar Rapids Teachers’ Association
First Congregational Church
Ruth Griffith
Faith McMurray
Roberta Sheets
Grant High School
Ethel E. Evans
Louise Randolph
Miss McMurray
Griffith
NEA
Washington D
John Ekertan
Columbia University New
Ralph Omsted
Portland
Robert C Toms
Grande Avenue
Wedding Shower Celebrates Ruth Hahn In Cedar Rapids
Miss Wilma Ladare hosted a carcellaneous shower honoring Ruth Hahn whose marriage to Cas Donohoe of Muscatine is planned for next month. Guests from Cedar Rapids and Marion joined in evening games and contests, naming Ruth Hahn and several other local ladies as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Ladare
Ruth Hahn
Cas Donohoe
Muscatine
Proes Potng
Verda Wideer
Dorothy Hahn
Syiva Klinge
Klinge
Laura Spielman
Don Hamblin
1. Webster
C Vo Howe
Carl Bowman
Parke Parks
Cedar
W C T U State Convention Heads to Des Moines
Mrs Nettie Sisam, west side WCTU president and state delegate, travels to Des Moines for the three day convention with Friday’s diamond medal contest at Central Christian church. Five contestants Lucile Hamrin Earl Youtzy Marcia Louise Prather Woodrow Bontrager La Vergne Hill attend along with escorts and junior high invited students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Sisam
West Side
WCTU
Des Moines
Central Christian Church
East Side
Belle Debell
Lucile Hamrin
Earl Youtzy
Marcia Louise Prather
Woodrow Bontrager
la Vergne Hill
R. V. Hamrin
George Youtzy
O A Prather
A G Hill
W. C Bontrager
Delzell
C T U
Bontrager
O W Campton
It Wasnt Fault Of The Tobacco
Greensburg Pa AP report said John Palmer 18 of Unity township lit his pipe with tobacco and it exploded He recalled later that an unused small caliber cartridge in a pocket with his tobacco caused the explosion while he was shooting rats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg, Pa
John Palmer
Unity Township
Palmer
U S Trade Balance Shows Improvement in August
Washington report says August exports rose by 10.31 million to 171.965 million while imports fell by 17.7 million to 161.655 million, marking an improved favorable trade balance not seen since 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
America
Admit W J Greene Will To Probate
The will of W J Greene of 117 Tenth Street NE Cedar Rapids, a pioneer in electric light and power, died Friday, was admitted to probate in district court Wednesday. Bequests go to Mae W Greene, executor, and to son Robert W Greene. The will dated May 16, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J Greene
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Fashionable Silver and Gold Jewelry Across All Times
The article notes silver and gold jewelry and their imitations suit any attire from formal to casual. It highlights bracelets as prime accents on bare arms, pins or clips to hold scarves, and earrings for versatile styling with hats and necklines. Tomorrow previews Black-and-white dresses and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Hauptmann Words On Lindbergh Case Revealed In Maine
Mrs. Earl Lister, hostess during a hunting trip in November 1932, recalls Bruno Hauptmann saying if the Lindbergh baby had been poor there would be less uproar. The report notes related sightings of gold certificates, a gas purchase, and Hauptmann's withdrawn demeanor during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
New York
Carl Haenckel
Roland Baker
Moscow
Baker
Germany
Lister
Lester Bowers Charged With Habitual Criminal Larceny
County Attorney G K Thompson filed in district court on Wednesday larceny of domestic fowls and habitual criminal charges against Lester Bowers of near Toddville. He and his brother Elzo were arrested after chicken thefts and a tool theft. Elzo allegedly confessed to a chicken theft at the Dale Heefner farm on September 9. Bowers has prior convictions including motor theft in 1925 and breaking and entering in 1928 leading to state penitentiary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G K. Thompson
Lester Bowers
Toddville
Bowers
Elzo Bowers
Elzo
Lester
Dale Heefner
Anamosa State Reformatory
Reformatory
Board of Parole
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Center Junction Farmer John Schrader Dies in Anamosa Hospital
Tenant farmer John Schrader of the J. B. Hanken farm east of Center Junction died in Anamosa hospital Tuesday morning. He suffered a skull fracture weeks earlier after a fall from a hay loft. Survived by widow and five children Ella Arnold Ben Myron and Norris, all of Center Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
John Schrader
J. B. Hanken
Anamosa Hospital
Schrader
Ella
Arnold
Ben
Myron
Norris
H R Green Elected Head of Cedar Rapids Chamber
Howard R Hod Green elected president of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce after a dinner with retiring and incoming directors at the Hotel Roosevelt. A L Killian is first vice president Harry E Boyd second vice president and H N Boyson re elected treasurer. Green longtime highway bureau member and city plan commissioner known for sewerage disposal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. “Hod” Green
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Roosevelt
A. L. Killian
Killian Company
Harry E. Boyd
the Gazette
H. N. Boyson
Merchants National Bank
Green
Highway Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
City Plan Commission of
Cedar Rapids
Howard R. Green
Green Company
Marion
Midwest
Out of State Probers To Leave In Benton County Adjustments
Wilson announced that out of state investigators would depart leaving Iowans in charge of Benton County adjustments. Three Iowans will stay to complete the Benton county adjustment while the names of those remaining in Benton were not disclosed. The county committee chairs listed include H L Dieterich Fred J Ludwig R W Dyas Q D Kline and Lyman Harvey. A total of 1082 contracts had been approved by checkers including 450 early pay contracts and 632 regular pay contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
Wilson
Glen Greck
Brookings
R. W. Parks
Nebraska
C. J. Holtemes
Benton
H. L. Dieterich
Brooklyn
Poweshiek County
R. W. Dyas
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Fred J. Ludwig
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Q. D. Kline
Alden
Hardin County
Lyman Harvey
Extra
Audubon
Ovaltine Promoted For Weaning Fussy Eaters
Advertorial claims Ovaltine aids digestion and stimulates appetite in poor eaters by providing Vitamin B and easy digestion. It suggests regular use can lead to vegetable acceptance and weight gain, and notes this beverage supports nursing mothers and the aged, with a nightly hot drink aid.
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A.A.U.W
Mary Bell
Grace Lambert
John W Barry Jr
John R. Battin
Florence Beenk
Bell
George M Bird
Brownlee
Chicago
Carl Sedlacek
Emil Serovy, Jr
Serovy
L Street
Frank J Relf
WL. Dvorak
Ariene
Marie Reif
E J Daubenmier
Robert Gatewood
Wesley
Joe Reif
Bobby
Milo Reif
Jimmie
Frank Reif
Vernon Florence
Lois
George Struesky
Elaine
Earl Serovyko
Dolores
Clark Chandlers
Clark
Chandle
Ridgewood Terrace
Estes Park
Glendale
Calif
Roy Thomas
Thomas
Evelyn Bollinger
Chandlers
Adell Leibsohn
Fifth Avenue
England
Betty Spil- Hine
Toms Home
RE TU
Wilma Ladage
Ford
California
Rude Auto Co
W.C. T. U. State Convention
U. S
W. J. Greene
Stanwood
IF. A. Huddleston
Webster City
Don W Smith
Huddleston
E. B Dodson
Rogers
J A Rogers
Etha Belle Rogers
Freemont
J B Rogers
B Avenue NE
H. R. Green
New York City
Howard R,. Green
AAA
Aastieta
Alu
Ogyid Lovee
Liszt
Hiltbrunner Music CO
Firat St. SE
Janette Serred
Iowa Theater
Tandard Ziglass & Paint Ca
Second Ave
Paul
Elsie
Wanorr Co
Iron Michigan Ave
Cicago, Ui Pt. D
U.S.A
Orphan Annie
Sandy
City
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