Local artists honored at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club exhibit
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club art department hosted a 2 to 5 tea for over 125 guests marking the opening of a local artists exhibit at 1110 Second Avenue. Edward B. Rowan spoke on promoting local art, with Miss Emma Siboni's miniature works also featured and a Stone City landscape study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ben Ogden
F. 8. Snyder
Nellie Fuhrmeister
A. B. van Dyke
Charles Earhart
Helen Mokress
Coe College
Edward B. Rowan
Little Gallery
Art Department
G. H. Artis
R. W. Dahms
E. A. Beary
Bertha Sargent
Emma Siboni
Stone City
Woman's Club
H. V. Eliason
F. S. Snyder
Frank Gates
Herbert Rosengren
Mount Vernon
Miss Byrnes Honored at Marion Luncheon Before Oct 15 Wedding
Miss Mary Louise Byrnes, to wed Robert Manton Covert of Chicago on October 15, was toasted at a luncheon for eight by Mrs. Lester Burmeister of Chicago at Mrs. Ives' tea room in Marion. She returned to the Ramsey home for bridge and received a hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Byrnes
Robert Manton Covert
Chicago
Lester Burmeister
Ives
Marion
Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
Bridge
Miss Byrnes
Mrs. Richard Lord Hosts Spokane Visitor at Minneapolis Luncheon
Mrs Richard Lord hosted a luncheon on Wednesday to honor Mrs George B Annslie of Spokane Washington who is a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs S N Harris at 1345 Avenue NE Minneapolis Also present were twelve guests including Mrs Charles Shaner of Minneapolis and other out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lord
Second Avenue SE
George B. Annslie
Spokane
Wash
S. N. Harris
Avenue NE
Charles Shaner
Minneapolis
Yarnalls Welcome Mrs Yarnall and Lea in City Visit
Mrs Thomas C Yarnall and Lea Yarnall of Chicago are visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas C Yarnall at 228 Twenty fifth Street Drive SE. Mrs Yarnall is his mother and Lea Yarnall his brother during the week long stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Yarnall
Lea Yarnall
Chicago
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Mrs. Yarnall
Mr. Yarnall
Mr and Mrs Corey Host Club Dinner at Cedar Rapids Club
Mr and Mrs George W Corey of 2244 Bever Avenue SE hosted a club gathering at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Tuesday evening. Guests played bridge at the Corey home after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Corey
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Corey
Mrs Foster Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Cedar Rapids
Mrs Wayne J Foster entertained a bridge club at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with a luncheon on Wednesday. Members returned to her home for afternoon bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
New York Guests Stay Two Weeks with Krohn Family
Misses Ruth Krohn and Conorine ONeill of New York City visit Mrs Krohn's brother Walter H Krohn at 1620 Fourth Avenue SE for a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Krohn
Corinne O’neill
New York City
Miss Krohn
Walter H. Krohn
Fourth Avenue SE
Picnic Luncheon Planned by Clubs-Lodges LA to B ORTRTA
The L A to B of R T A announces a picnic luncheon at Mrs Earl L Schuyler home 1564 Third Avenue SE on Thursday at 1. All members and their friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
R. T
Earl L. Schuyler
Third Avenue SE
Junior Maccabees Plan Thursday Picnic and Meeting
The older Junior Maccabees aged 11 to 16 will meet Thursday at 5 p.m. for a picnic supper and business meeting. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. The meeting will start immediately after the meal.
Women’s Relief Corps Meeting at Mrs Kraut’s Home
The Women’s Relief Corps will hold a scene at the home of Mrs L J Kraut 906 Ellis Boulevard NW Thursday at 2 30 p m. Assistant seed the Leafie Hen Mrs Alma Jey Mrs Elia Frear Minnie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
L. J. Kraut
Ellis Boulevard
Alma - Jey
Elia Frear
Minnie
Brush Away Gray Hair with Brownstone Permanent Wave
Promote Brownstone home method to tint hair back to natural shade using a small brush. Claims long success, vegetable coloring agent, penetrates hair, no visible dyed look, not affecting wave. Money back if gray not restored. price 50 cents, available from all druggists.
Marriage of Betty Lee Jones and Rollin J. Evans announced
L Lee Jones announces the marriage of his daughter Betty Lee to Rollin J. Evans. The ceremony occurred September 20 in Galena Illinois with Rev Ulrich officiating. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 2817 Farnum Street Davenport. Both attended Coe College and Washington High School alumna Betty Lee. Rollin Evans is a Coe graduate, Chi Beta Phi member, and Y M C A active, now with Cities Service Oil in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lee Jones
Betty Lee
Rollin J. Evans
Galena
Ill
Ulrich
Davenport
Farnum Street
Evans
Coe College
Chi Omega
Washington High School
B. E. Evans
Coe
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Cities Service Oil Company
Inspector General Of Kappa Delta Honored At Coe
Miss Bessie Feagin of Birmingham Alabama, inspector general of Kappa Delta sorority, received honors at a Tuesday dinner at Voorhees hall with active and alumnae members of the Coe chapter. She will inspect Northwestern University’s Kappa Delta after visiting Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Feagin
Birmingham
Ala
Kappa Delta Sorority
Voorhees Hall
Kappa Delta
Iowa City
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Catherine Montillon
Cedar Rapids
Lucille Reynolds
Ruby Taylor
Irene Hall
Ruth Bellamy
Barbara Newman
Nellie Mae Moore
Margaret Rubins
Co. 3. Lynch, Jr
Harry Ribble
Betty Runkle
Helen Bronin
Miss Whitcomb Hosts W C T U Board
Miss Metta Whitcomb of Marion Linn county president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union entertained the county executive board at lunch at her Linn home. Plans were laid for the year focusing on rural district work with members from East Side and West Side attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metta Whitcomb
Marion
Linn
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
East Side
8. Miller
Lucetta McCain
Fruit Reception For Aged Women Thursday
Members of the tea board will host a fruit reception at the home on Thursday afternoon for friends who visit the elderly residents. The board includes Mrs. Metta Burd president and many others such as Mrs. Lucian T. Wilcox Mrs. John B. Finney Mrs. L. E. Jackson and Miss Laura Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Eeena
Metta Burd
Lucian T. Wilcox
John B. Finney
L. E. Jackson
E. A. Johnson
John Montillon
Ray Chandler
E. B. Cameron
Georges. Josselyn
O. C. Olney
Walter M. Krebs
W. W. Hamilton
C. N. Booth
E. J. Buser
Laura Turner
Alpha Xi Delta Pledge Tea Held At Coe Sorority
At a silhouette tea in the Alpha Xi Delta rooms at 1017 First Avenue East, pledges from five other Coe sororities attended. Helen Jayne chaired planning with Ann Elizabeth Elder and Ruth Stookey assisting. Mrs. Vernon Lichtenstein presided over the tea table. Virginia Cavin Leona Mooney and other active members attended as guests and hostesses Bette Reitz Doris Garner Jane Bradfield led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
First Avenue E
Coe
Helen Jayne
University of Iowa
Ann Elizabeth Elder
Ruth Stookey
Vernon Lichtenstein
Virginia Cavin
Leona Mooney
Bette Reitz
Doris Garner
Jane Bradfield
Raska Hosts First Anniversary Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs F Raska entertained Cerae ees and Mrs J Vrana for their first wedding anniversary. Dinner was served and a night of cards and games followed. Guests included a long list of relatives and friends such as Mr and Mrs J Vrana, Mrs Anna Kalliban, Mr and Mrs John Krejsa, Mr and Mrs Konasek, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Raska
Cerae Eees
J. Vrana
Anna Kalliban
Emma Konasek
John Krejsa
Konasek
Joe Filipi
Joseph Reggan
Junior
Elaine
William Michalek
Margaret Ann
John Staskal
Evelyn
G. Striesky
Joe Brejcha
F. Popelka
Frank Modracek
Charles Landergott
Charles
Mildred
Junior Hadassah Special Meeting Set for Thursday
A special meeting of unusual importance will be held Thursday at 8 pm in the Chamber of Commerce by the Junior Hadassah. President Miss Ruth Kushner urges every member to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hadassah
Ruth Kushner
Mrs Brimer and son visit Des Moines relatives
Mrs. John R. Brimer and her son from 857 Twentieth Street SE spent last week in Des Moines at the home of Mrs Brimer’s parents. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Laucamp who returned to Des Moines on Tuesday. Saturday evening Mrs. Floyd Oberhaus hosted a bridge party for the visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Brimer
Twentieth Street
Des Moines
Mrs Wenger Hosts IOKD Circle Luncheon in 2006
Mrs Milo Wenger hosted the Ida Mansfield circle of the International Order of King's Daughters at her Linn boulevard home Tuesday for luncheon. Mrs Everett Chandler and Mrs Owen Barry assisted. Members spent the afternoon sewing and planning a rummage sale for September 29. Mrs G H Tellier will host the circle next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Wenger
Linn Boulevard
Ida Mansfield
International Order of King’s Daughters
Everett Chandler
Owen Barry
Wenger
G. H. Tellier
Hosa the
Y W C A Federation Dinner With Political Talk
The Y W C A Federation of Business and Industrial girls will meet for dinner at 6 Thursday at the association building. Mrs W Clyde MacLain will address the We Go To Vote interest group on Political Machinery and the Republican Platform. The My Four Walls group will meet at 7 p.m. after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Federation of Business and Industrial Girls
Association
W. Clyde MacLain
Mr and Mrs Walter Perkins Mentioned at 727 Second Street
Mr and Mrs Walter Perkins of 727 Second Street SW are noted among relatives in a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Perkins
Second Street
Anniversary Surprise Honors Eight Years For Melshas
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Melsha near Walford were surprised by friends Saturday in honor of their eighth wedding anniversary. A gift was presented to the couple. Several guests from Amana Fairfax Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas attended the event and shared in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Melsha
Walford
Staskal
Ed Brusha
William Michalek
Melsha
Pat Svoboda
Arlene
Edna
Milo Hala
Ben Dubishar
Carl Sedlacek
Will Kulhavy
Alfred Rigil
Donald
Cedar Rapids
Picnic dinner honors J Dozark Melvin Dozark and Bob
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday for a picnic honoring J Dozark Melvin Dozark and Bob of Vail. Attendees included Frank Novak and family Leonard, Joe Shupitar and family, William Shupitar and family, Godfrey Shupitar and family, Albert Kadera, Adolph Dohnalek and children Irene and Bernice, Wes Sedlacek, Milo Sirowy and children Marion Donald Darlene, Milo Novak and Margaret, Lewis Janko and Eugene, Wes Jiras, George Dovorsky, Vernon and son, Lydia Coufal, Paul Vecherka Anton Vecherka Jiras, Clarence Poula Milo Jim and Melvin Bob Fisk Sumir Shupi Dozark Jar and Frank Novak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Dozark
Melvin Dozark
Bob
Vail
Frank Novak
Leonard
Joe Shupitar
William Shupitar
Leona
Godfrey Shupitar
Godfrey
Albert Kadera
Adolph Dohnalek
Irene
Bernice
Wes Sedlacek
Milo Sirowy
Marion
Donald
Darlene
Milo Novak
Margaret
Lewis Janko
Eugene
Wes Jiras
George Dovorsky
Vernon
Lydia Coufal
Paul Vecherka
Anton Vecherka
Jiras
Clarence Poula
Milo Jim
Melvin Bob Fisk
Sumir Shupi- Dozark
Jar
Wiener Roast Gathered People By Conrad’s Beach
A Tuesday evening gathering by the river beyond Conrad’s beach featured a wiener roast with attendees including Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Orth, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Visek, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad’s Beach
Lowell Orth
Glenn Phelps
Cecil Coombs
Milo Visek
David Pratt
Howard Jones
Harold Mote
Chester Williams
Harry Carlson
Bethany Church Ladies Aid Meet Thursday Afternoon
The Ladies society of Bethany church will gather in the church parlor Thursday at 2 p.m. Mrs. James Chester will serve as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Ladies Aid
Ladies Society of Bethany Church
James Chester
St Agnes Circle Meets at Conception School Parlor
St Agnes circle of the Immaculate Conception church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the school parlors. Mrs A Cramer will be the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Circle
Loyal Workers Meeting Delayed By Unspecified Time
The Sal Workers of the United Brethren church planned to meet this time but the gathering did not occur and will be rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Workers of the
United Brethren Church
Ninth anniversary observed by families and friends
Pleasantly observed ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Lockhart with a gathering including Frances Feyerabend and numerous relatives and friends such as the Schropps Primrose Womochil Jirouteks and Mathises. The event honored a long marriage with extended family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni- Screecy 9Eene
George Lockhart
Frances Feyerabend
Lou McLucas
Ray Crowell
William Schropp
William Lockhart
Albert Jiroutek
Forest Primrose
William Womochil
Patricia A. Sc
Youth on Bicycle Collides With Car
Robert Gauman, son of Mr and Mrs Jay S Gauman, 313 Thirteenth Avenue SW, suffered slight cuts and bruises when his bicycle struck a car driven by George Little, 606 A Avenue NW, at 6 p m Tuesday. Little said he was traveling west on First Avenue W when the boy turned onto First at Sixth Street and hit the car's rear fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gauman
Jay S. Gauman
Thirteenth Avenue SW
George Little
A Avenue NW
Little
First Avenue
Gauman
Sixth Street
Bread And Butter Pickles Recipe From Nancy Page
Nancy Page shares a bread and butter pickle recipe. She notes commercial makers adjust recipes to crop moisture, warns against alum, and provides steps using cucumbers onions peppers brine vinegar sugar turmeric mustard and celery seed. Do not boil after adding vegetables to preserve fresh taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
House Clerk Won't Demand Overdue Relief Loan Report
Washington Inl report notes South Trimble, House clerk, will not demand the September Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation loan report that is twenty eight days delinquent. The relief act broadened the corps scope and required monthly filings. The August report was due September first but has not appeared. Trimble said he will make no demand, citing prior publicity requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INL
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South Trimble
House
Finance Corporation
Trimble
Balkan Quake Leaves Heavy Casualties In Greece
Advices from Athens report at least 150 killed and 1000 injured as a strong earthquake hits the Chalcidice peninsula. Shocks continued for hours destroying villages and collapsing homes. Fears rise for a higher death toll as reports come in. tremors were also felt in Bulgaria and southern Serbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
INS
Chalcidice
Bulgaria
Serbia
Marion Boy Awarded Eagle Scout Rank at Cedar Rapids Court
About 700 people attended the Cedar Rapids Boy Scout court of honor at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School for September. James Vernon, son of Marion educators, became Eagle Scout after advancing through First Class and Star ranks, with the presentation by Judge Thomas B. Powell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
James Vernon
Camp Waubeek
Cedar Rapids
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Benjamin Franklin P. T. A
Ray Duthbert
Thomas B. Powell
Roswell Pickford
Methodist Church of
Aes
W. Camee
Vernon
C. B. Vernon
Powell
Judge Powell
Ed Lowe
Henry Files
Arie Poldevaart
Scout
C. C. Thomas
Kenneth Kent
William Snouffer
Court of Honor
Real estate transfer in Cedar Rapids parcels
Hatch and Brookman convey lot 1 and west 62-3 lot 2 block 1 to M Kathryn Brush. Leach and Harman subdiv lots 8 9 10 Oak Hill Cedar Rapids for one dollar and value consideration dated 5 21 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch and Brookman Company
M. Kathryn Brush
Leach and Harman
Oak Hill
Cedar Rapids
Valcon
Dynastic Tax Fight Sparks Legislative Backlash
The article argues the Jessup dynasty resisted admitting the coin and applying a remedy. Lawmakers may overreact in punishing the group, risking serious consequences for those taxed toward bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
Polish Hangman Fired Over Drunken Gallows Visit
Warsaw reports John Maciejewski Poland's hangman was dismissed after complaining of underpayment and incidentally appearing intoxicated at the gallows. Sigmund Braun was promoted to chief hangman as the state maintains a $15 per execution rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
John Maciejewski
Poland
Sigmund Braun
Oelwein Youth Held For Shooting At Man
Special to The Gazette. OELWEIN a 17 year old youth named Steve Farago shot at his former employer Fred Kunkle near here Tuesday night. Farago worked five months for Kunkle quitting ten days ago after a wage dispute. He waited at the Kunkle home and fired a revolver through a window missing Kunkle by a narrow margin. He is in jail and police say he confessed. County Attorney Martin Cooney was expected to file a charge late Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Steve Farago
Fred Kunkle
Farago
Kunkle
Martin Cooney
Stone Age cave visit through Brittany to Spain and Portugal
The narrator and Banty tour a Breton village then fly over the Bay of Biscay to a southwestern France cave show where 30 000 year old cave paintings and lamp evidence are explained by a guide. They cross the Pyrenees into Spain visiting a lively village with bright costumes and a two-wheeled cart, then head to Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banty
France
Spain
Pyrenees
Portugal
Auto Men Hear Cooling System Talk in Cedar Rapids
Nearly 400 eastern Iowa automotive men heard P. C. Radford of National Carbon labs lecture on automotive cooling systems and antifreeze use. He explained ethylene glycol as the main treated antifreeze and noted Prestone contains 97 percent of the active chemical with rust inhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
P. C. Radford
National Carbon Company Laboratories
Buffalo
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
National Carbon Company
Cedar Rapids Auto Supply Company
Eveready Prestone
Prestone
Radford
Byrd
N. O. Wolflin
Des Moines
W. F. Protzman
The
Seek Marion Man Missing For Week
Mrs. F. E. Higgins of Marion asked police to find her husband missing since Sept. 20. He is 46, 5 feet 8 inches, 175 pounds, light hair, blue eyes, thin lips, with a nose irregularity from a past break. Last seen in dark trousers with a white stripe, coat with a black stripe, blue work shirt, and a light cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Higgins
Marion
Driscoll Fined and restrained in liquor case
Iowa City man E. J. Driscoll was fined 100 dollars and costs by Justice B F Carter after pleading guilty to illegal transportation of liquor. District Court Judge R G Popham issued a bootlegging injunction, permanently restraining him from possessing intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
E. J. Driscoll
B. F. Carter
R. G. Popham
Driscoll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ainslie
Thomas Yarnalls
Mrs. Corey
Mrs. Foster
Krohn
Clubs
Sage
Miss Whitcomb
W. C. T. U. Board
Mrs. Wenger
Y. W. Federation
Aker
Owls Club
NEA Service
U.S Pat
OFFA
DR. Parker
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Nancy Pace
Balkan
Lanseil
Is A Gazette Carrier
Man
Uncle Ray’s
Europe
Cabana
Lynxwiler
P. C. Bradford
Buffalo, N. Y
Rust
Paris Hat Shop
Second St
2Nd Ave
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