Officers Nominated By Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club met in the Crystal ballroom with about 200 members as nominations were announced for 1939 40 officers including president Mrs. G. Swartzendruber and treasurer Mrs. W L Harrison. The election is set for the next general meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Wayne G. Basler
Oliver Wilson
Guy Hershey
O J. Elsenbast
Frank Gates
G. Swartzendruber
Matilda Snouffer
Dessert Luncheon Hosts Chapter IT of P E O
Mrs Scott McIntyre hosted a dessert luncheon Monday afternoon for Chapter IT of P E O at 627 Cottage Grove Avenue SE. Mrs M S Hallman assisted, and Mrs H C Watson reviewed House of Exile by Waln. Guests included Mrs C T Reynolds of Chapter IH, Mrs Charles J Bready of Chapter FO, Mrs H D Hutchins of Chapter BW Algona, Mrs Newton DeForest of Chapter AL Duluth, and Mrs Carl Mather of Chapter DY Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McIntyre
Cottage Grove Avenue
P. FE. O
M. 5
Hallman
H C Watson
Waln
C. T. Reynolds
Charles J. Bready
H. D. Hutchins
Algona
Newton DeForest
Duluth
Carl Mather
Tipton
Carrithers Family Summer Trip Details
Miss Winifred Carrithers left Monday for Council Bluffs after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ira T Carrithers at 533 Forest Drive SE. James Carrithers, a student at the University of Illinois at Champaign, left Saturday to visit his brother, and Tommy Carrithers and his brother will return to Cedar Rapids Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Carrithers
Council Bluffs
Ira T. Carrithers
Forest Drive
James Carrithers
University of Illinois At
Champaign
Carruthers
Tommy
Cedar Rapids
Luncheon Hosted For Visiting Women At Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs. Robert C. Safely entertained Tuesday afternoon with a small luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country club in compliment to Mrs. Kenneth Adair of Indianapolis and Mrs. Charles M. Daniel of Davenport who are visiting the home of their parents Mr and Mrs. E. W. LaPlante at 2118 Blake boulevard SE for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Safely
Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Kenneth Adair
Indianapolis
Charles M. Daniel
Davenport
E. W. LaPlante
Blake Boulevard
Ten Years Of Living With Bill Changes Jennie's Life
Aunt Het notes that ten years living with Bill have shaped Jennie into a fine woman and good wife but contends thatBill's changing weariness will shorten his life, hinting at impending decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Jennie
Gene Brown Sons Birth in Cheyenne Nebraska Kinship
Birth notice reports a son, Robert Charles, born February 26 to Mr and Mrs Gene Brown of Cheyenne Wyoming. Mrs Brown is Gertrude Torgeson daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Torgeson of Kimball Nebraska and granddaughter of Mrs Charles Denecke of Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charles
Gene Brown
Cheyenne
Wyo
Brown
Gertrude Torgeson
A. C. Torgeson
Kimball, Neb
Charles Denecke
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Gray and Son Plan Des Moines Visit
Mrs. Clarence O. Gray and her son John will leave Wednesday to spend several days in Des Moines with Mrs Gray's daughter Mrs Ernest Rasmussen and Mr. Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence O. Gray
Vernon Drive
John
Des Moines
Gray
Ernest Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Pfeiffers Return From Florida Motor Trip
Dr and Mrs H E Pfeiffer of 1846 Third Avenue SE have returned after a two week motor trip to Florida visiting St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pfeiffer
Florida
H. E. Pfeiffer
Third Avenue SE
St. Petersburg
Oberlin Professor John L. Conrad Visits Evans Home
John L. Conrad a music professor at Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio and former head of Cornell College Mount Vernon arrived Sunday to spend a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin C Evans 353 Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Conrad
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Edwin C. Evans
Forest Drive
Smith and McCandless Depart for St. Louis
Mr and Mrs Isaac B Smith and Mrs Robert E McCandless left Monday afternoon to spend a few days in St Louis from their residences on Twenty seventh street drive SE and Forest drive SE respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Robert E. McCandless
Forest Drive
St. Louis
Thirty Two Attend Chapter IL Meeting
Thirty-two members of chapter HJ of P E O met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Arthur Deamer's home. Guests included Mrs. Odegaard of Sheldon Miss Huston of Columbus Junction and Miss Hubbard of chapter DE. Myron L. Koenig read the last chapter of the original story. Group three of Iowa PEO will luncheon April 21 at the Lower Palisades. Music by Mrs. Moore pianist Mrs. Taylor violinist and Alan Richardson cellist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Deamer
Twenty-second Street
A. J. Odegaard
Sheldon
Margaret Huston
Columbus Junction
Helen Hubbard
Myron L. Koenig
Iowa
P EO
Lower Palisades
F. B. Moore
James Taylor
Alan Richardson
Mrs Markland Hosts Chapter I F P E O Meeting
Mrs T J Markland Jr of 2320 E Avenue NE entertained members of Chapter IF of P E O Monday afternoon. Mrs John W Altfillisch led the program which included a constitutional quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Markland, Jr
E Avenue
Chapter IF
John W. Altfillisch
Margaret Barngrover Hosts Luncheon At Home
Miss Margaret Barngrover of 2435 Bever Avenue SE acted as hostess for a Tuesday afternoon luncheon at her residence. Guests included several girls enjoying their spring vacation this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barngrover
Bever Avenue
Pleiades Society Of Coe College Hosts Pre Vacation Party
The Pleiades Society of Coe College entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. James B. Hodgson 1649 C avenue NE. Patronesses Mrs A R Menary and Mrs Hodgson attended. Beverly Wright led the event with active members Wilma Polderboer Virginia Marr Beverly Wright Antoinette Vam pola Mary Jane Flaherty Eloise Balcar Maxine Fitzsimmons Arlene Quaas Betty Wagner and Mary Reynolds present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Society
Coe College
James B. Hodgson
C Avenue NE
A. R. Menary
Hodgson Beverly Wright
Wilma Polderboer
Virginia Marr
Beverly Wright
Antoinette Vampola
Mary Jane Flaherty
Eloise Balcar
Maxine Fitzsimmons
Arlene Quaas
Betty Wagner
Mary Reynolds
Leibsohn Family Attends Cedar Rapids Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Phillip Leibsohn of Cedar Rapids attend the wedding of Miss Toba Leibsohn and Al Rosenberg in Chicago. Mrs Leibsohn stays for a week with her children while Mr Leibsohn returns to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Leibsohn
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Mr. Leibsohn
Toba Leibsohn
Cedar Rapids
al Rosenberg
Leibsohn
Knight family visits Decorah from Minneapolis area
Mrs. Lacey A Knight of 1635 Third Avenue SE and her granddaughter Ruth Knight daughter of Dr and Mrs B L Knight of 2219 Grande Avenue SE spent the weekend in Decorah as guests of Mrs Knight's son Leon K Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey A. Knight
Third Avenue SE
Ruth Knight
B. L. Knight
Grande Avenue SE
Decorah
Boat Club Auxiliary elects officers at Cedar Rapids meeting
At 407 Dunreath drive NE Mrs Mildred Miller presided as president of the Boat Club auxiliary during a business session. Elected were Mrs Lottie Melichior president Mrs Marjorie Tietje vice president and Mrs Hess secretary treasurer. New social members include Mrs Mildred Morhofer Janice Weiss Gladys Cornish Laura Kucera Abbie Seena and Miss Norma Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hess
Dunreath Drive
Mildred Miller
Boat Club
Lottie Melichior
Marjorie Tietje
Hess
Mildred Morhofer
Janice Weiss
Gladys Cornish
Laura Kucera
Abbie Seena
Norma Mueller
Cedar Rapids
Bea Wandel
Kucera
Fannie Gunderson
Cornish
Grace Walpole Daughters Meet For Luncheon
Grace Walpole circle of the King’s Daughters met Monday afternoon for a luncheon at Mrs. Don Lackey’s home. In the president’s absence, Mrs. Louis Stevenson led the meeting. Grace Walpole attended as a special guest. next gathering will be at Mrs. Ray Horton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Walpole
King’s Daughters
Don Lackey
Louis Stevenson
Ray I
Horton
Martha Marquis Circle Luncheon Postponed
The Martha Marquis circle luncheon scheduled for Thursday at the home of Mrs. LeRoy D. Weld 1838 Blake boulevard SE has been postponed until Wednesday April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Marquis
LeRoy D. Weld
Blake Boulevard
Mrs H P McKnight Returns From Chicago Winter Visit
Mrs H P McKnight of 370 Seventeenth Street SE has returned after spending the winter in Chicago with her sister Mrs David McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McKnight
Chicago
H. P. McKnight
Seventeenth Street SE
David McClure
Local couple marks tenth wedding anniversary with a friendly gathering
Mr and Mrs Carl Klima hosted a Saturday evening celebration at 2000 Mallory Street SW for their tenth wedding anniversary. Bunco and pinochle provided entertainment for guests including Mr and Mrs Joseph Svee Mr and Mrs Charles Basker Mr and Mrs Otto Nepras Mr and Mrs Joseph Kovacik Mr and Mrs Wesley Lively Blairstown Mr and Mrs Charles Jungman Marge and Charles Mr and Mrs Joseph Lebeda and George Mr and Mrs Felix Barta Beverly Ray Roth Sue Kovacik Mike Kovacik Angeline Barta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Klima
Mallory Street
Bunco
Joseph Svee
Charles Basker
Otto Nepras
Joseph Kovacik
Wesley Lively
Blairstown
Charles Jungman
Marge
Charles
Joseph le
John B Weaver Celebrates Second Birthday at Home
John Bernard Weaver son of Mr and Mrs J Bernard Weaver 1253 First Avenue EF celebrated his second birthday Monday afternoon with a party Easter decorations and favors were used Guests included Mrs Fred Smart Jr and Jimmy Mrs Lionel Dawson and Jerry Mrs Milo Barta and Mildred Mrs Paul F Novak and Bruce Mrs E A Fordyce Mrs Henry Stearns and Mrs Grace Clarahan Assistant hostesses were Mrs Fordyce Mrs Smart Mrs Clarahan and Mrs Novak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bernard Weaver
J. Bernard Weaver
First Avenue
Fred Smart, Jr
Jimmy
Lionel Dawson
Jerry
Milo Barta
Mildred
Paul F. Novak
Bruce
E. A. Fordyce
Henry Stearns
Grace Clarahan
Fordyce
Smart
Clarahan
Novak
Service Circle meets at Iowa Electric Light and Power bungalow
The Service Circle of the Kings Daughters will convene Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Iowa Electric Light and Power company bungalow. Hostesses Mrs. P. A. Siebert and Mrs. W. A. Wilson will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
P. A. Siebert
W. A. Wilson
Catholic Book Club Plans Dessert Luncheon Meeting
The Catholic Book club convenes Wednesday at 1 15 p m for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs M W O Rieley at 2151 Blake Boulevard SE Mrs W H Buck will review Damien the Leper by John Farrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Book Club
M. W. O’rieley
Blake Boulevard
W. H. Buck
Damien, the Leper
John Farrow
Pinochle Club Dinner Honors Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Loesel hosted a steak fry Sunday night for their pinochle club honoring Leonard Musel on his wedding anniversary. Guests included multiple couples from Cedar Rapids and Clutier, with children Garry and Charlotte Parizek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Loesel
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Leonard Musel
J. Paula
S. A. Havlik
E. S. Fisher
W. Suchomel
Cedar Rapids
L. Huhusak
Charles Parizek
Garry and
Charlotte
Clutier
Birthday celebration honors Mrs. Marie Meredith in Cedar Rapids
A group of friends held a birthday party Sunday honoring Mrs. Marie Meredith of 325 Second Avenue SE. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buchanan, Mrs. Clara Fleming, Mrs. Robert Bradley and Bobby, Miss Vivian Meredith, and others from Norway Newhall Cedar Rapids plus W. S. Timmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Meredith
Second Avenue SE
Charles Buchanan
Clara Fleming
Robert Bradley
Bobby
Vivian Meredith
Norway
Martin Kolsto
James
Jandre
Ed Hasley
Doris
Newhall
Sarah Misner
Phyllis Fleming
Marcella Kolsto
Vera Russell
Bill Blaine
W. S. Timmons
Cedar Rapids
Sunshine circle meets at McCormac home in SE
Members of the Sunshine circle of the King's Daughters met Monday evening at 1512 Sixth Avenue SE the home of Mrs H E McCormac. Mrs T K Crook assisted the hostess and Mrs H E Miller received the admission service from past president Mrs J A Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters
H. E. McCormac
Sixth Avenue SE
T. K. Crook
H. E. Miller
J. A. Glass
Aowakiya Camp Fire Holds Americana Party
Nine members of the Aowakiya Camp Fire group met at Harrison school in the little theater on Monday for an Americana party. Royal Holbrook spoke on Cedar Rapids. After dancing and singing refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aowakiya
Harrison School
Royal Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meeting Postponed to Friday
The Epsilon Sigma Alpha business girls sorority postpones its Wednesday meeting to Friday evening at the Marion Gas company venue. Mrs. I. E. Jackson will attend as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Business Girls Sorority
Marion Gas Company
I. E. Jackson
Cezanne Exhibit Opens at Cedar Rapids Gallery
An exhibit titled Cezanne of color reproductions opened Tuesday at the Cedar Rapids Art Association gallery in the public library. It features 29 paintings watercolors and drawings from the Museum of Modern Art New York and runs until April 16 with no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cezanne
Father of Modern Art
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Cezanne
Aix-en- Provence
Ieet Paul
Paris
Impressionists
Vollard
Julien Tanguy
Camondo
Louvre
Pellerin
Cezannes
Pissarro
Pontoise
L'Estaque
Gulf of Marseilles
L’estaque
Valley of the Arc
Mont Sie
Pont Des Trois Sauters
Puget
Amor
Chateau Noir
Vallier
Two Hostesses Honor Miss Cone at Roosevelt Dinner
Complimentary to Miss Evelyn Cone whose marriage to Mark Lilly will take place this month a dinner party will be hosted Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt hotel with Miss Helen Kunz and Mrs Theo dore Vernimont as organizers Dinner at 6 30 in the Grant room will feature a bridal motif and spring flowers After dinner guests will play bridge and the honoree will receive a group gift The courtesy she shares with Mrs Gerald Davis Mrs A L Nase Jr Barbara Trumbull Coffman Shirley Brown and Mary Katherine Supple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Cone
Mark Lilly
Helen Kunz
Theodore Vernimont
Roosevelt Hotel
Grant Room
Bridge
Conewill
Gerald Davis
A. L. Nase, Jr
Barbara Trumbull Coffman
Shirley Brown
Mary Katherine Supple
Midboro Club Bridge Dinner at Norberg Home
Members of the Midboro club entertained their husbands at a bridge dinner Saturday evening at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norberg. Prizes were won by Mrs. E. H. Pottle, Mrs. D. H. Simon, G. V. Wood, E. H. Pottle, and J. A. Hanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
Charles Norberg
Dunreath Drive
E. H. Pottle
D. H. Simon
G. V. Wood
J. A. Hanus
Jane Boyd Circle Hosts at Bever Avenue Home
The Jane Boyd circle of the King's group meets at Mrs. O. W. Hay home 1822 Bever avenue SE. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Tom Walpole and Mrs. G. F. Matteson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King’s Daughters
O. W. Hay
Bever Avenue
Tom Walpole
G. F. Matteson
McArtors Observe 51st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs N O McArtor celebrated their fifty first anniversary with a family dinner at their son Jack McArtor's home on Sixth Street SE. Thirty four guests attended and pinochle followed the meal. The couple married April 3 1888 on a farm near Wellman later moving to Cedar Rapids. they have twelve children with many listed as part of the extended family. Out of town guests included Harold Fellmer and Charles from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. McArtor
Sixth Street
Jack McArtor
McArtor
Wellman
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Quaker Oats Company
Business and Industrial Council Hosts Evening Dinner
The Business and Industrial Council sponsors a dinner on Tuesday April 11 at 6 pm at the Y WCA for employed women in the city. Dr Russell Cooper of Cornell College will speak on The Present Crisis in World Affairs after the meal. Tickets from council members. reservations due by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Industrial Council
YWCA
Russell Cooper
Cornell College
Nancy Gibbons
Whyla Kitch
Matilda Schirm
Janet Titus
Maxine Bendorf
Goldie Houke
Mrs Donnan Hosts Easter Themed Birthday Party
Mrs William James Donnan entertained Saturday afternoon for her son Douglas Dean's seventh birthday at 221 Highland Drive NW. Easter decor and favors set the scene as guests Janice Davis June Kuba Phyllis Harman Florence Ann Macnamara Bonita Hogan Marilyn Beeson Diane Gaye Bishop Janice Donnan Jimmy Klima Ronald Wickham Roger Sirovy Zane Estes Donald Bradley and Eric Halfhill attended assisted by Mrs E L Hoover and Mrs Marvin Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Donnan
Highland Drive
Douglas Dean
Janice Davis
June Kuba
Phyllis Harman
Florence Ann Macnamara
Bonita Hogan
Marilyn Beeson
Diane Gaye Bishop
Janice Donnan
Jimmy Klima
Ronald Wickham
Roger Sirovy
Zane Estes
Donald Bradley
Eric Halfhill
E. L. Hoover
Marvin Bishop
Adelen Hutchison Hosts House Guests
Visiting Miss Adelen Hutchison of 123 Tenth Street NE hosted Monday guests. Miss Alice Stann of Fairfield and Sergeant Russell Hutchison of Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, also called at the sister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelen Hutchison
Tenth Street
Alice Stann
Fairfield
Sergeant Russell Hutchison
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Mrs Kathryn Kuhn Hosts Birthday Dinner Party
Mrs Kathryn Kuhn hosted a birthday dinner on Sunday at 410 Seventh Street SE. The event featured a five hundred game with prizes awarded to Mrs Bob Cooper and Miss Maude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Kuhn
Seventh Street
Bob Cooper
Maude
Social Guests List for Greenly Event
The attendees included Leo Williams and Fred Kephart with hosts Mr and Mrs Bob Cooper, Joan and Bobbie, Mr and Mrs Leo Williams, Mr and Mrs Earl Colby and Pat, Mr and Mrs Arthie and Robert, Maude Greenly, Lucile Gillian, Joe Hammill, Hilda Sherman, Norm Pipmeyer and Donald Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenly
Leo Williams
Fred Kephart
Bob Cooper
Joan
Bobbie
Earl Colby
Pat
Arthie
Robert
Maude Greenly
Lucile Gillian
Joe Hammill
Hilda Sherman
Norm Pipmeyer
Donald Kuhn
Spring Practice Office Class Opens at YWCA
Registration for a thirteen week spring practice office class at the YWCA is underway before Friday morning. The course aims to help unemployed young girls maintain typing and shorthand skills during job searches. Participants listed include Beatrice Birky Mary Louise Barrett Agnes Beck Mary Callan Bernus Cramer Evelyn Doyle Birdie Fiala Margaret Fernandez Harriet Gathmann Gail Hunnicut Evelyn Longstreth Dorothy Speake and Mary Frances Batten. For more information call Miss Catherine Crane at 8169.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Birky
Mary Louise Barrett
Agnes Beck
Mary Callan
Bernus Cramer
Evelyn Doyle
Birdie Fiala
Margaret Fernandez
Harriet Gathmann
Gail Hunnicut
Evelyn Longstreth
Dorothy Speake
Mary Frances Batten
Catherine Crane
Dial
Dr and Mrs Mul Sow Return From Southern Trip
Dr and Mrs Frederick W Mul Sow of 359 Garden Drive SE returned Monday evening after attending the American College of Physicians meeting in New Orleans from March 27 to 31. They motored south and visited points of interest along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Mulsow
Garden Drive
American College of Physicians
New Orleans
Birthday Party Honors Local Twins Carolyn and Francis Wilson
Mrs. Albert Wilson hosted a Sunday afternoon party at 1011 Third Street SW in honor of her twins Carolyn and Francis turning eleven. Assisted by Miss Dorothy Newman and Mrs. A. D. Caperonis, guests included Lillian and Jimmy Caperonis Nita and Carel Ellison Harry and Dickie Farmer Joan and Aleta Lundquist Jeanette and Joe Mrstik Raymond Shorr Bobby and Jimmy Smith and Arlene Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wilson
Third Street
Carolyn
Francis
Wilson
Dorothy Newman
A. D. Caperonis
Lillian
Jimmy Caperonis
Nita
Carel Ellison
Harry
Dickie Farmer
Joan
Aleta Lundquist
Jeanette
Joe Mrstik
Raymond Shorr
Bobby
Jimmy Smith
Arlene Willis
Bachelor Girls Celebrate Club's First Anniversary Party
Members of the Bachelor Girls club gathered Friday evening at Ila Patrick's home 528 Twenty second street SE to mark the first anniversary. Games were played and refreshments served with Shirley Sacora Doris Summy Mary Pugsley Celia Krachmer Betty Jo Belknap and Irma Kubik in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Girls Club
Ila Patrick
Shirley Sacora
Doris Summy
Mary Pugsley
Celia Krachmer
Betty Jo Belknap
Irma Kubik
Cooking Class by Tyler PTA Set for Wednesday
The Tyler PTA sponsors a cooking class to be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Community House kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
Community House Kitchen
Beta Delphian Meeting at Montrose Hotel
Beta Delphian will meet at the Montrose hotel Thursday at 7 30 p m Mrs Cyrus Metcalf will have charge of the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Cyrus Metcalf
Will Distribute Seed For Relief Gardens
Linn county relief gardeners will receive 16 varieties of vegetable seeds and seed potatoes starting Wednesday from the garden office in the courthouse basement. E S Smith, county garden director, announced Tuesday. The note about planets is unrelated Φ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Relief Gardeners
E S. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. D. Fillmore
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
Houghton
Linn County
Republicans’ Club
Iris
Harriet Ware
Amy Worth
L. A. Talbott
American Home Department
Howard Nandell
Basler
Gilbert Thompson
Aulden Griffin
Club
State Institute of International Affairs
Hs Ae
Grinnell
Margaret Johnston
Springville
Griffin
General Club
Walker
Charles E. Roberts
Salvation Army
Gordon Barger
Ways and Means
Leota Swem
Elizabeth Sloan
Lataws Aw
Aoser
Gows
Mrs, McIntyre
Miss Carrithers
Mrs. Safely
Adair
Daniel
Gene Browns
Evans
Isaac Smiths
McCandless
Chapter IL
Mrs. Markland
Rothmoor
Coats
the Killian Company
Pleiades Society of
Coe
Phillip Leibsohns
Mrs. Knight
Ruth
Boat Club Auxiliary
Grace Walpole Circle
Martha Marquis Circle
Carl Klimas
Leonard Musels
Mrs. Meredith
Sunshine Circle
Aowakiya Camp Fire
Miss Cone
Growers Seed & Nursery Outlet
McArtors
Mrs. Donnan
Mrs. Kuhn
Flavor-Of
Hutchinson’s
Mrs. Wilson
Beta Delphian Meeting
Jupiter
Venus
Fred Fear & CO
B'hlyn, NY
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
2Nd St. SE
Harry F
Tisher
Pres
Zoric
Marion
McKabe
Second Ave
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