Coronet Club Semi Formal Dinner Dance at Montrose Hotel
Coronet club of Coe College held its semi formal dinner dance in the Crystal Ball Room of the Montrose hotel. Purple and gold decorated the event with balloons. guests included Dr. and Mrs Myron L. Koenig and many others.
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Coronet Club
Independent Women's Society of
Coe College
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Myron L. Koenig
Ray Wentland
Anna Daniels
Dorothy Plank
Caroline Benesh
Betty Sharp
Harriet Zimmerman
Jeanne Durfee
Betty Phipps
Leota Becking
True Miller
Jean Owen
Ruth Rice
Beulah Wessale
Mary Babbitt
Doris Miller
Flora Eckels
Edith Boariman
Carol Blodgett
Maxine Luiz
Dorthe Clark
Betty Leaper
Lucille Harris
Betty Thomas
Lucile
Crystal Knox
Ethel Morran
Andiean Sallach
Herbert Beckman
Kenny Anderson
Jon Helkein
Paul Hughes
Warren Kellogg
Jack Loss
Fred Sloan
Henry Plag Ewall
Jack Williams
Bill Duffey
John Cabinett
Ed Melcher
Frank Sherman
Phil Evans
Kenny Roberts
David Johnstone
Bill Groesken
Kenny McDermott
Angelo Saccaro
Norman Schwietert
Richard Low
Ray Haack
John White
George Garden
Tom Loborg
Dean Hutter
Jim Bailey
Don Gregory
Bob Christensen
Fred Uhlen
Smart Flower Groups Make Room Personality Bloom
Simple tips turn arrangements into expressive room accents. Two gladiolus stalks in a tall transparent cylinder vase form a back line, with two shorter stalks in front, then a nine tulips bouquet to brighten a piano or table. Keep tulip leaves for color contrast and wrap stems in wet paper overnight to stay fresh.
Harper Elected President Of Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
Mrs J Rayner Harper was elected president at a dinner meeting held at Miss Della May Nash home New officers include Mrs Robert J Thiel vice president and Miss Nash treasurer Miss Esther Yothers was reelected secretary New members present were Mrs Raymond Stevenson and Mrs W F Stenton Mrs Thiel reported on the Zeta province convention
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J. Rayner Harper
Blake Boulevard
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Omaha
Thiel
Theta alumnae outline program at Elmhurst meeting
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae described their upcoming program at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Ralph Gao at 1308 Elmhurst Drive NE. The event plans were outlined for the evening agenda and guest participation.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
Ralph Gao
Elmhurst
Marriage of Wilma Reese to Paul Kubu in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Wilma Reese of Cedar Rapids becomes Mrs. Paul Kubu in a 8:30 p.m. ceremony at St. Patrick's Pomion rectory officiated by Rev. D. J. Lenihan. The couple, both residents of Cedar Rapids area, plan to reside at 1581 First Avenue EF.
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Paul Kubu
Wilma Reese
Cedar Rapids
William Reese
Olin
Birthday surprise honors Mrs. Fitzgerald at Hazel NE home
Mrs A F Fitzgerald of 1247 Hazel NE was surprised Sunday with a birthday celebration. Attending were J P Steinbeck and friends Dick Walsh Bobby Walsh Tommy Walsh Joclle Walsh and Joan Marie Steinbeck.
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A. F. Fitzgerald
Hazel
J. P. Steinbeck
Dick Walsh
Bobby Walsh
Tommy Walsh
Joclle Walsh
Joan Marie Steinbeck
Genevieve Wilson Hosts Supper for M. M. Club
Genevieve Wilson entertained at a Saturday supper for the M. M. club. Guests included Joan Kelly and Kathleen McPartland with members Betty Jo Fitzgerald Mary Hiegel Mary Healy Louise Buck Florence Tight and ae Wil.
Albert Suchomel Anniversary Party
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Suchomel of 1420 L Street SW were honored on their forty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday at Bertram hall. The celebration was hosted by their children with a cake baked by Mrs. J. E. Herman.
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Albert Suchomel
L Street
Bertram Hall
J. E. Herman
O Bena
John Lnenicka
Ralph Sherf
William Mikulecky
George Stejskal
Kappa Delta Mothers Meet at 261 First Avenue E
Mothers of sorority members invited to meeting at 261 First Avenue East hosted by Mrs. C R ieibesar and H E Doty. Social gathering planned with hostesses to welcome attendees and discuss an upcoming event.
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First Avenue
C. R. Ieibesar
Aia Glee
H. E. Doty
Sorority
Sunshine Circle Meeting Follows Social Hour
Members of the Sunshine Circle met in a brief gathering that was followed by a social hour.
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Sunshine Circle of
Tobacco Use Rises in Prosperity Then Falls with Trade Slump
In a period of strong business activity tobacco consumption climbs as incomes rise and social norms shift. As commerce slows the demand plummets and smokers cut back, reflecting economic health influencing daily habits.
Magee Urges Personal Relation With God During Holy Week
Dr. John B. Magee president of Cornell College urged a State theater Holy Week audience to seek a personal relationship with God to find daily life satisfaction. He stressed the divine is essential and not an anthropomorphic deity, noting no one is adequate alone. The Rev Grant Anderson accompanied by Otto Ambroz. Eleanor Taylor played organ preludes. Kiwanis club events followed with doors opening at 11 45 a.m. and service at noon.
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John B. Magee
Cornell College
Holy Week
State Theater
Dr. Magee
Gee
Grant Anderson
Otto Ambroz
Eleanor Taylor
Playground Commission Opposes Pay Boost For Now
The city council opposes a playground staff raise proposed by the Playground Commission, which had planned to increase Nevin Nichols to 225 dollars, Frame to 130, and Marian Wilson to 85 per month. Administrators balked at funding changes without broader budget adjustments, prompting a special meeting to decide whether to uphold or rescind the action.
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Nevin Nichols
Frame
Marian Wilson
Cire
Ambroz
R. D. Taylor
Tom Crabbe
A. T. Pleune
Wrench In Motor Sparks Army Plane Crash Probe
FBI agents and Army officers hunted Wednesday for a careless mechanic or saboteur after a socket wrench in a P36 pursuit plane motor caused a crash at Hamilton Field California. Lieut Robert Ulrich, 26, Irvington New Jersey, was slightly hurt. Acadia National Park saw 382,084 visitors in 1940 with 95,521 private automobiles.
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Hamilton Field
Calif
FBI
Army
Sebastopol
Robert W. Ulichry
Irvington
N. J
Acadia National Park
Maine
Miss Libby Fikess Heads to Washington for War Department
Miss Libby Fikess daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Fikess of 1607 L street SW left Saturday for Washington DC where she has accepted a position in the war department.
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Libby Fikess
Joseph Fikess
L. Street
Washington, D. C
War Department
Ida Mansfield Circle Dines and Plans Red Cross Yarn
Fourteen members of Ida Mansfield Circle met with Mrs. P F Keehn at 1907 Glenway Drive SE for lunch on Tuesday. Mrs. George B Healey attended and members donated ten dollars to buy yarn for Red Cross baby sweaters. Mrs. Milo Wenger reported on the Silver Cross. next meeting will be with Mrs. Wenger.
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Ida Mansfield
The
King’s Daughters
P. F. Keehn
Glenway Drive
George B. Healey
Red Cross
Milo Wenger
Silver Cross
Wenger
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Kappa Delta Mothers
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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Magee
Kiwanis Club
Travel
Union Pacific
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Allstate
J J
Ake BP
Aoard Motor Oil
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SEARS
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Lewis Tees
Dave O
EAS
Asy
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Miss Fikess
L. M. E. Club
Sovereign Millinery Studio
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