Nomination of Officers in Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nominates L L Owen and Charles E Roberts for president 1938 39 and names other officers including Mrs Bode Basler Hromek Cunningham Frezek and Walpole Griffin Wilson McKinlay. Informal ballot results announced during April meeting ahead of formal balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bode
Wayne Basler
Henry J. Hromek
C. C. Cunningham
Lester Frezek
Tom Walpole
Aulden Griffin
Oliver S. Wilson
Donald McKinlay
W. S. Rupe
Ames Daily Tribune
Chautauqua
F. W. Damour
H. G. Heiserman
Petersen Home Return After Winter Trip
Mrs. Delia Petersen has returned to 1518 Bever Avenue SE after spending the winter in Miami Florida. On the way home she visited her brother Colonel H H Zoring and his family at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Petersen
Bever Avenue
Miami
Fla
Col. H. H. Zoring
Aberdeen Proving Ground
LaPlante Family Hosts Visitors Then Heads West
Mrs. Charles M. Daniel of Fairfield and her son Edward La Plante Daniel visit the La Plante family at 2118 Blake Boulevard SE before moving to Davenport where Daniel works for International Harvester. Also visiting are Mrs. Kenneth Adair and daughter Nancy Lea and Mrs. Kenneth Swanson from Indianapolis who left after a ten day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Daniel
Fairfield
Edward LaPlante Daniel
Crawford Family Back From Mission Texas Trip
Mr and Mrs Norval M Crawford of 1816 Fifth Avenue SE return from winter in Mission Texas. Their daughter Mrs John H Wallace of 1800 Ridgewood Terrace SE joined them for the trip. The trio also visited Monterrey Mexico during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval M. Crawford
Fifth Avenue SE
Mission
Tex
John H. Wallace
Ridgewood Terrace SE
Monterrey
Mex
Modern Reading Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Modern Reading club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at 1925 Second Avenue SE. Mrs. Marshall J. Hickman hosts, with Mrs. Robert C. Armstrong assisting and Mrs. W. E. Peschau delivering the book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
Marshall J. Hickman
Second Avenue SE
Robert C. Armstrong
W. E. Peschau
Tourist Club Meeting at Burkhalters on Wednesday
The Tourist club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs L D Burkhalter 312 Crescent street SE. Mrs Arthur Huntington will review The Lees of Virginia by Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Burkhalter
Crescent Street SE
Arthur Huntington
Lees of Virginia
Hendricks
Rockey Nortons Host Bridge Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs Rockey T New ton will host bridge club members at their home on Ridgewood Terrace SE for dinner and a bridge session Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockey T. Newton
Ridgewood Terrace
Mrs Kay Hosts Club Luncheon at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs. 5. L. Kay of Commonwealth apartments entertained club members at luncheon in the Commonwealth teae room Tuesday. Covers were laid for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. L. Kay
Commonwealth Apartments
Commonwealth Tea Room
Miss Bornhoeft Is Honored At Dinner
Miss Burga Bornhoeft whose wedding to W T Wichman of New York City on April 17 was celebrated at a dinner party hosted by Miss Marjorie Bruner at 1830 Fourth Avenue SE Monday evening. Pink and green decor featured tulips jonquils and sweet peas as she received a gift from the group. Attending were Misses Maude Carr Louise Sampson Bernice Mieras Frances Haas and Phyllis Wenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burga Bornhoeft
W. T. Wichman
New York City
Marjorie Bruner
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Bornhoeft
Maude Carr
Louise Sampson
Bernice Mieras
Frances Haas
Phyllis Wenger
Camp Fire Guardians Meet At Montrose Hotel
Thirty Camp Fire guardians gatheredMonday afternoon at the Montrose hotel with Mrs A J Anderson presiding. Mrs C C Flodin spoke on Mi gratory Birds and Mrs J A Yessler outlined aims. A committee to revise the constitution and by laws was named: Mrs John English Mrs Henry Houseman Mrs Milo Lavel and Miss Nadia Thorpe. Guests included Miss Grace Narber Mrs Ed Miller and Mrs W C Forsberg. The next meeting will be a dinner May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
A. J. Anderson
C. C. Flodin
J. A. Yessler
Grace Narber
Ed Miller
W. C Forsberg
Edgewood P T A Plans Picnic and Rug Making Talk
The Mothers' club of Edgewood No. 1 will meet for a picnic lunch on Thursday at Mrs. Earl McManes home. Helen McManes will discuss a new rug making method. The final P T A meeting of the year goes to the school at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday with pupil talks and a skit followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club of
Edgewood No. 1
Earl McManes
Helen McManes
PTA mental hygiene group meets at Montrose hotel
The P T A council mental hygiene unit will meet Thursday at 2 pm in the Montrose hotel to discuss the topic What Is Desire. All interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A. Council
Montrose Hotel
Polk P.T.A. Education Meeting on Spiritual Values
The Polk P.T.A. parent education study group will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. led by Miss Osterlund. Mrs. H. F. Spratt hosts at 1637 A avenue NE. All interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk P.T.A
H. F. Spratt
Osterlund
Beethoven Club Program And Meetings At The Library
The Beethoven club schedules a Thursday 10 am meeting in the public library art room with Eleanor Taylor presenting current events and Marion Gardner program notes. A chorus rehearsal is at 9 am and a board meeting follows the general session. The program, directed by Lucy Ambroz, includes Mountain Pictures and other piano works by Burleteh Burieish Clokey and LaFarge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Eleanor Taylor
Marion Gardner
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Cecil Burleteh
Eleanor Hilborn
Lulu Engleman Welty
New England
Cecil Burieish
Elizabeth Bohac
Pierrot
Roberts the Rose
Clokey
Sunbeam
Cora Capes Fisher
Mason Josephine Batchelder
Enevieve Peiller
Manson Ruth Miskimen
Grey Wolf
H Burleigh
Ruth Ebling Massey Sonr
Spen
Frank LaFarge
Onabelle Ebett
Sues Alma Turechek
Dial
Mose Privett Honored At Surprise Party
A Sunday evening surprise picnic dinner celebrated Mose Privett at 1550 E Avenue NE. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mike Griffin, Glenn Steffey, Frank Beam, Robert McNabney, Sam Christenson, Charles Griffith, Albert Shireman, A B Barker, Grace Wiles, Olive Helm, and Stella McNaughton as an amusing shower and games filled the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Privett
E Avenue NE
Mr Privett
Privett
Mike Griffin
Glenn Steffey
Frank Beam
Robert McNabney
Sam Christenson
Charles Griffith
Albert Shireman
A. B. Barker
Grace Wiles
Olive Helm
Stella McNaughton
Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi to hold Stella Dallas party
The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi plans a rushing party on Wednesday at 8 pm in the state suite of the Montrose hotel. Members and guests are asked to wear costumes appropriate to the Stella Dallas theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Stella Dallas
Honor George Banas First Wedding Anniversary Party
A surprise party was held Saturday evening at Western home for Mr. and Mrs George Baxa on their first anniversary. Dancing with music by Frankie Sunka, guests included Cedar Rapids attendees such as Anton Krejci Edwin Myron Glenn Bloom Marie Elias George Jilek Elmer Netolicky Louis Jansa Leona Adeline Leonard Jansa Roy Sword Lillian Charles Josifek Joseph Prachar Martha John Zalesky Lois George Zalesky James Bydzovsky Bert Kleckar Edward Arlene Klekar Henry Urban and Henry jr Martha Vlasta Kleckar Glen Capek Frank Alva Pavlis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baxa
Western
Frankie Sunka
Cedar Rapids
Anton Krejci
Edwin
Myron Glenn Bloom
Marie Elias
George Jilek
Elmer Netolicky
Louis Jansa
Leona
Mrs. Davidson Honored at Stork Shower
The Fairview women entertained at a stork shower Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Walter Davidson. Those present included Mesdames J. Tuemann, John Grant, Claire Hall, Edward Joslin, Bert Cummings, Morris Raymond, Roy Walker, Florence Worden, Herman Peiper, Earl Kohli of Mount Vernon, C. W. Hoke of Springville, Stella Cusher, Russell Hoke, C. C. Ellison of Waterloo, Griffith of Anamosa, Dick Cummings and Margaret Worden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Walter Davidson
J. Tuemann
John Grant
Claire Hall
Edward Joslin
Bert Cummings
Morris Raymond
Roy Walker
Florence Worden
Herman Peiper
Earl Kohli
Mount Vernon
C. W. Hoke
Springville
Stella Cusher
Russell Hoke
C. C. Ellison
Waterloo
Griffith
Anamosa
Dick Cummings
Margaret Worden
Local ladies complete six thousand mile Mexican motor trip
Mrs. T. J. Callan and Mrs. E. M. Horak with Phyllis and Miss Blanche Swatosh traveled six thousand miles through old Mexico returning Tuesday. They spent a week in Mexico City and visited Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico among other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Callan
First Avenue E
E. M. Horak
Eighth Avenue SE
Phyllis
Blanche Swatosh
Fourth Avenue SE
Old Mexico
Mexico City
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
I. H. N. Circle To Meet At Mrs. Hamer Home
I. H. N. circle of the King's Daughters will meet at Mrs. Harry Hamer’s home 228 Twenty fourth street drive SE Thursday at 1 30 p.m. for a dessert luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
Harry Hamer
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Tea for Mrs Schroeder hosted by Gertsen Horton pair
Mrs Gertsen and Mrs Horton entertained Tuesday afternoon at the Gertsen home 359 Pleasant drive SE honoring Mrs Theda Myers Schroeder before her marriage. Guests attended from 3 to 5 o'clock with Mrs Stover presiding and pink and white sweet peas adorning the table. a long list of attendees included Mrs Gertrude Myers Mrs BE Harold Skinner Mrs Ronald Booth Mrs A C Gossard Mrs H C Jensen Mrs R F McGinnis Mrs William B Quarton Mrs H F Stahlut Miss Margery Williams Mrs William J Barron Mrs John H Fortune and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Gertrude Myers
BE. Harold Skinner
Ronald Booth
A. C. Gossard
H. C. Jensen
R. F. McGinnis
William B. Quarton
H. F. Stahlut
Margery Williams
William J Barron
John H Fortune
H. Cornwell
Harry J Chadima
Moline Couple Wed in Nashua Little Brown Church Ceremony
Mrs. Ruby Jennisch of Moline wed Harold A Johnson son of Moline residents in a single ring rite at the Little Brown church in Nashua. Rev. William Kent officiated with organ music prior. The couple will reside at 2534 Eighteenth Avenue in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Jennisch
Moline
S. P. Marsh
Cleveland, O
Anna Bills
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Harold A Johnson
Phillip Johnson
Little Brown Church
Nashua
William Kent
Mr. Kent
Johnson
Eighteenth Avenue
Douglas Marsh
Gary Burkholder
Lulu Boquist
Fay Marsh
Marion
Wilson twins celebrate tenth birthday party
Carolyn and Francis Wilson, children of Mr and Mrs Albert A Wilson of 1011 Third Street SW, hosted a Saturday afternoon party for friends to mark their tenth birthday. Easter lilies graced the table, twin birthday cakes stood at each side, and games kept guests entertained with assistance from Mrs Fred Shorr and Miss Myrtle Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Francis Wilson
Albert A Wilson
Third Street
Fred Shorr
Myrtle Dodge
Mrs. Wilson
Raymond Shorr
Dickie Pospishil
Jocie
Jeanette
Mae Rose Mrsti
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Install Officers in Dinner Meeting
Miss Mildred Hoadley was installed as president of the Alpha Xi Delta alumnae club at a Monday dinner at Mrs Rin derknecht's home. New officers include Mrs Ray Phelan as vice president, Miss Helen Jayne as secretary, Miss Doris Garner as corresponding secretary, and Miss Burdine Lattner re-elected treasurer. Retiring officers are Mrs John Stearns and Miss Hoadley. Attendants included Mrs Harry Tecter and Miss Frances McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hoadley
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Club
R. W. Rinderknecht
Seventeenth Street
Ray Phelan
Helen Jayne
Doris Garner
Burdine Lattner
John Stearns
Hoadley
Harry Tecter
Frances McLaughlin
Miss Van Vleck Honored On Birthday
Mrs. A. W. Van Vieck of 704 Thirty-second Street NE hosted a surprise party Monday afternoon for her daughter Helen Marie’s twelfth birthday. Guests included Shirley Nichols, Phyllis Howard, Marion Weaver, Joanne Nost, Dorothy Metzner, Dorothy Jean Van Vieck, Virginia Rice, Marjorie Young, Arlene Rose, Loretta Luxinger, Betty Jean Luxinger, Lettie Stewart, and Martha Kohl, with assistance from Mrs. May Turner of Marion and Mrs. Elsie Luxinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. van Vieck
Thirty-second Street
Helen Marie
May Turner
Marion
Elsie Luxinger
Shirley Nichols
Phyllis Howard
Marion Weaver
Joanne Nost
Dorothy Weittersburg
Dorothy Fernow
Dorothy Jean van Vieck
Virginia Rice
Marjorie Young
Arlene Rose
Loretta
Betty Jean Luxinger
Lettie Jane Stewart
Martha Kohl
Amateur program by Han ford post drum corps Wednesday
Wives of Hanford post drum and bugle corps members sponsor an amateur program Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the armory Memorial building. Ten groups including piano voice trumpet cornet flute accordion saxophone clarinet readings and dance numbers will perform. Tickets at the door. Contest entrants may call Mrs Roy Decker 7894 or Mrs W D Cunningpier 28623 for details. Prizes will be awarded to winners in each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford Post Drum and Bugle Corps
Memorial Building
Roy Decker
Dial
W. D. Cunningpier
Lucille Wilson and Dale Dripps Wed in Candlelight Service
Lucille Marcella Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl B Wilson and Dale E Dripps son of Mr and Mrs David E Dripps were married in a candlelight ceremony Friday at 8 at Trinity Methodist Church in the presence of about 200 guests. The Rev Elton D Wells officiated the single ring rite with Mrs O D Stucker as organist. The couple will reside at 329 Fifth Avenue SW after a reception at the bride’s home and plan to begin married life together following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Marcella Wilson
Earl B. Wilson
Thirty-first Street
Dale E. Dripps
David E. Dripps
Seventeenth Street
Trinity Methodist Church
Elton D. Wells
O. D. Stucker
Dripps
Washington High School
John Hancock Insurance Company
Mr Dripps
Grant High School
Superior Press
Fifth Avenue
Douglas Wilson
Richard Wilson
Gertrude Apple
St. Paul
Phyllis Marcum
Minneapolis
Hiram Stump
Ida Hayes
Marshalltown
Verne Schall
Perry
E. A. Weiss
Arthur Brace
Waterloo
Emmet Cripps
The
Sacred Heart Court Installs New Officers
Mary Erlacher was installed as chief ranger of Sacred Heart court No 727 of St Patrick's church WCOF at Keane hall. New officers include Elizabeth McNamara vice-chief ranger Elizabeth Burke recording secretary Helen Convey financial secretary Margaret Kell treasurer Lucy Simkavitz Rose Coover Katherine Shea trustees Mary McGown Marie Connell conductors Katherine Shea Mary E McDonnell auditing committee. A social hour followed with Helen Convey and Lucy Simkavitz in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Erlacher
Sacred Heart Court No
St. Patrick's Church
Helen Convey
Lucy Simkavitz
Mrs Burleson Hosts P E O Chapter II Dessert Luncheon
Members of Chapter II of P E O gathered at Mrs H C Burleson home 402 Twenty first Street SE for a dessert luncheon Monday afternoon. Assisting hostess Mrs Ingram Bixler led a travel forum with trips to California Florida Washington Panama South America Mexico and Key West plus movie showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C. Burleson
Twenty-first Street
Ingram Bixler
Panama
Robert C. Toms
South America
Jd. Harold Horan
Mexico
O. W. Lawrence
Key West
Mrs. Paul Honors Daughter on Birthday Party
Mrs Elwood Paul hosted a Tuesday after school birthday party for her daughter Elizabeth turning ten at 3033 J street SW After games guests Edna Mae Kulhavy Patricia Zurka Betty Jean Seimer Delores Seimer Betty Mae Hesse Merlyn Cadwallader Mary Ann Paul and Norma Jean Paul attended refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Paul
J Street
Elizabeth
Edna Mae Kulhavy
Patricia Zurka
Betty Jean Seimer
Delores Seimer
Betty Mae Hesse
Merlyn Cadwallader
Mary Ann Paul
Norma Jean Paul
Tankiya Camp Fire elects new officers at weekend meeting
Betty Gardner was elected president of the Tankiya Camp Fire group Friday afternoon at Mrs. Leslie Crawford’s home. New officers include Betty Lentz as vice president Patricia Leeds as secretary and scribe and Ruth Lentz as treasurer. Other members named are Jeanette Crawford Ellen Bell and assistant guardian Helen Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gardner
Tankiya
Leslie Crawford
Sixth Street NW
Betty Lentz
Patricia Leeds
Ruth Lentz
Jeanette Crawford
Ellen Bell
Helen Bell
Mrs Hodge Honored At Birthday Surprise Party
Mrs W H Herr hosted a Monday birthday surprise for her daughter Mrs Max ine Hodge at the home of another daughter Mrs W C Kep ler. Banco and games entertained guests Verna Krogh Darlene Miner Lila Geiger Mary Newman Evelyn Kroupa Bernice Hollan Thelma Norland at 1333 Eighth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Herr
Tenth Street
Maxine Hodge
W. C. Kepler
Eighth Street
Banco
Verna Krogh
Darlene Miner
Lila Geiger
Mary Newman
Evelyn Kroupa
Bernice Hollan
Thelma Norland
Service circle to meet at Mrs Wilsons home
Mrs W A Wilson at 1723 Fourth Avenue SE will host the Service circle of the King's Daughters Thursday at 2 pm. Members are asked to take the Bever bus to the meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilson
Fourth Avenue SE
The
King’s Daughters
Bever
Longueville Tourney Announces Bridge Event
Mrs. Oliver Longueville at 2035 Blake Boulevard SE will host a regular duplicate contract bridge tournament on Wednesday starting at 1 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids Schools Name Home Economics Supervisor
Miss Helen E. McCleery of Waterloo, instructor at William Woods College, Fulton, Mo., is named supervisor of home economics for 1938 39. The appointment ends a ten year gap and follows a year long search. McCleery holds a Cornell College degree and a master from Iowa State, with prior high school and college teaching and hospital cafeteria management experience. Also named for 1938 39 is Miss Alice Mae Ottilie to teach music and physical education, with previous posts in Rock Prairie and Earlville and a forthcoming degree from Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. McCleery
Waterloo
William Woods College
Fulton
Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
C. T. Hickok
H. H. Hoadley
Charles Penningroth
Miss McCleery
Arthur Deamer
Miss McCleary
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa State College
Missouri Eleemosyuary Board
Farmington
Alice Mae Ottilie
Ottilie
Rock Prairie
Earlville
Coe College
Immaculate Conception Unit Forms New Group
At a meeting of the Immaculate Conception unit of the National Council of Catholic Women held at 314 Eighteenth Street SE the group organized a current events study club. The first meeting is set for April 29 at 2 p.m. at 1805 Blake Boulevard SE with Caroline Schichtl named reader and M W O Rieley secretary and treasurer. Members of the diocesan board attended the quarterly meeting in Dyersville with J H Bormann, J Wicke, and J J Reardon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
National Council
Merritts Host Dinner for Waltonian Members Plans
Mr and Mrs J J Merritt entertained at dinner on Monday evening at 1263 First Avenue E for a long list of guests including Mr and Mrs Carl Hendrickson and Dr and Mrs J D Kinsley. The evening ended with social time and plans for a contest to enlist more members for the Waltonian organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Merritt
First Avenue
Carl Hendrickson
A. J. Smith
O P. Moody
Carlton Smith
Dempsy Jones
Fred Fitch
J. D. Kinsley
Frank Powers
F R. Carne
Ed Manilaw
Mother and Daughter Dinner Planned for April at St Pauls
Announcement for the annual mother and daughter dinner at St Pauls Methodist church on Thursday April 28 at 6 p.m. acting chairwoman Mrs Robert Armstrong leads the girls work committee with decorations tickets and program subcommittees named and district No 4 members to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Robert C. Armstrong
Walter E Miller
A. L. Killian
W. H. Bailey
Carl Kessler
Bertram P. Puckett
George Johnson
P E O Chapter DK meets at Weld home
Twenty three members attend the Chapter DK meeting held at Mrs L D Weld 1838 Blake Boulevard SE Monday evening. Mrs Weld is elected and installed as corresponding secretary to fill the vacancy created by Miss Virginia Weld resigning for a job in Elgin Illinois. The program reviews William Penn a Topical Biography by William Hull presented by Mrs R D Gray of Chapter IH. Guest Mrs Inez Rasmussen from Chapter AH West Liberty also attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D Weld
Blake Boulevard
Weld
Virginia Weld
Elgin
Ill
William Penn
William Hull
R D. Gray
Inez Rasmussen
West Liberty
Surprise party honors Mrs. Blazek on her birthday
A Monday evening event at 728 Third Street SW celebrated Mrs. Joseph Blazek with a surprise party and handkerchief shower. Guests enjoyed pinochle and bridge and refreshments alongside family friends including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Struesky and Mr. Wes Blazek with daughter Lorraine among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blazek
Third Street
Blazek
Frank Struesky
Anthony Rigel
Frank Dobrovsky
Milo Vondracek
Wes Blazek
Lorraine
Tillie Konig
Local officers and guests listed in meeting notes
Officers named include Helen Nicholls vice president Marjorie Moen secretary Ruth Shean treasurer and Mary Beth Duncan scribe. Guests Carol Hicks and Anne Treichler attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nicholls
Marjorie Moen
Ruth Shean
Mary Beth Duncan
Carol Hicks
Anne Treichler
Pauline Candos Honored At Birthday Party
Ruth Harrison and Mary Ann Trejtnar hosted a birthday surprise for Pauline Candos at the Trejtnar home 3435 Mount Vernon avenue SE. Bunco prizes went to Louise Sundborg, Helen Vaclav and Ellen Trejtnar. refreshments followed. Others present included Betty Thomas, Vera Vaclav, Madge Young, Gusty Dvorak, Pauline Floetchinger and Mrs. Joseph Trejtnar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harrison
Mary Ann Trejtnar
Pauline Candos
Trejtnar
Mount Vernon Avenue
Louise Sundborg
Helen Vaclav
Ellen Trejtnar
Betty Thomas
Vera Vaclav
Madge Young
Gusty Dvorak
Pauline Floetchinger
Joseph Trejtnar
Second Arrest in 24 Hours Ends in Auto Theft Charge
M. L. Cheney, 39, of five miles west of Cedar Rapids, held on auto theft charge after two arrests in 24 hours. He was jailed in Linn county at 11 am Tuesday following a warrant by Justice H. R. Churchill. A prior incident Monday saw displaying wrong license plates charged and bond set at $100. The stolen 1936 Ford sedan, traced to Muscatine, was tied to Arnold A. Kolpack. Cheney claimed he traded for the car and expected a new delivery this spring. Bond set at $1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Cheney
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Cheney
Dick Payn
Harlan Snyder
Justice H. R. Churchill
Muscatine
Payn
Fred Nesper
Arnold A. Kolpack
Columbus Junction
Democratic Speech At Iowa Supreme Court Amuses Justices
In Des Moines the Iowa Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the 1937 moratorium act with E Marshall Thomas for First Trust JSL Bank of Chicago claiming no emergency exists. Justice Anderson teased Thomas asking about campaigning this fall and Thomas quipped about delivering the best democratic speech since 1932 drawing laughter from the bench and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
E. Marshall Thomas
Dubuque
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of
Chicago
State Supreme Court
Scott County
Thomas
John W Anderson
Sioux City
Attorney General's Office
Linn Above Minimum In New Point Plan For State Relief
Linn county relief officials interpret a 1027 point rating under the new need point system as favorable to Linn remaining on the state aid roster for unemployment relief funds. The county will contribute 70 percent of unemployment aid upkeep with the state providing 30 percent under the revised plan. Ratings for other eastern Iowa counties are listed by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
State Relief Office
Iowa
Associated Press
Alice Ferber
Linn County
Edness
Cedar
Benton
Grundy
Tama
Keokuk
Jones
Jackson
Buchanan
Johnson
Auxiliary To Packing House Workers Names Convention Delegates
Maggie Klepach and Georgina Womacka were elected delegates to the CIO convention to be held April 24 and 25 at Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines. At a Monday night union meeting plans were made for a paper sale to support the auxiliary fund and a wiener roast social was scheduled for April 18 inviting all female union relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Klepach
Woman's Auxiliary
United Packing House Workers
Georgina Womacka
CIO
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Third Street SE
Esther Scurlock
Hall Manufacturing Company Union
Mabel Elliott
Wayne Elliott
Wanda Gregory
Lillian Haddy
Mildred Voldingh
Amelia Keith
Mrs. Klepach
Celia Robertson
Millicent Hedlund
Magazine scam at Western school rumored check swapping
Mary Rose Novotny a Western school teacher reported a misdrawn magazine check. She says a young man in a green sedan with Kentucky plates filled a $1 check for $5 at the Western garage and cashed it via Elmer Netolicky, who was alerted by Novotny before clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rose Novotny
Western
J. Bess
Miss Novotny
Bess
Elmer Netolicky
Netolicky
Miss Novo
Want Ad Promotes Painters and Paperhangers Services
Painters, paperhangers and wall cleaners advertise their services under classification 11 in the Want Ad section with the motto their services at your service.
Junior Falcons Meet To Plan Club Dance
The Junior Falcons hold a business meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Sokol hall to discuss plans for a dance the club sponsors. Refreshments will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcons
Sokol Hall
Nina Chinka Camp Fire Chooses New President
Jane Grayston was elected president of the Nina-Chinka Camp Fire group at Polk school on Monday afternoon. The meeting discussed plans for an exhibit and demonstrations to be held next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Grayston
Nina-Chinka
Polk School
Mysterious flash traced to meteorite in Winnetka lawn
Police traced a bright flash and explosion to a suburban Winnetka home where a foot deep hole was drilled in the front yard. A smoking hot two inch meteorite was recovered, verified by Northwestern University experts.
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Chicago
Winnetka
Northwestern University
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!