Mrs Edwy Clapp Elected Head of Amy Sinclair Guild
Mrs Edwy J Clapp was elected president of the Amy Sinclair guild of the First Presbyterian church at a teucheon meeting held at Mrs Ben F Wolverton's home on Blake boulevard SE Airs Clapp succeeds Mrs Withiam Catlow. Other officers include Mrs G tewert Holmes vice president Mrs Edward F Moorman secretary Mrs Iris D Burkhaher Jr treasurer and Mrs B B Bruckenlooper works committee chair. Assisting were Mrs Free A Winter Airs Philip W Shive Mrs Craven Shuttleworth and Mrs Rebert B Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwy J Clapp
Amy Sinclair
First Presbyterian Church
Teucheon
Ben F. Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Airs
Clapp
Withiam Catlow
G Tewert Holmes
Edward F Moorman
Iris D. Burkhaher Jr
B B. Bruckenlooper
Wolverton
Free A. Winter
Philip W. Shive
Craven Shuttleworth
Rebert B. Davis
Bridge Tournament Winners Named at Country Club
Dr and Mrs A R Zuercher led east and west at five tables in the Country Club contract bridge tournament. Philip Lebsehn and Abe Kopel won first north and south. Second east and west were Airs H Gordon DeLay and Kathleen Carey, and second north and south were Mr and Mrs J Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A R. Zuercher
Philip Lebsehn
Abe Kopel
H. Gordon DeLay
Kathleen Carey
J. Carey
Carrithers Family Heads to White Sulphur Springs Event
Mr and Mrs Ira T Carrithers depart from 533 Forest Drive SE for White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to attend an agency meeting of Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark New Jersey marking the companys ninety ninth anniversary. Dr and Mrs Reed Taylor of Minneapolis followed them after a brief stay. Mrs Taylor is Mrs Carrithers sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira T. Carrithers
Forest Drive
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Carrithers
Mutual Benefiit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Reod Taylor
Minneapolis
Shaw fiction discussed at PEO chapter meeting
Mrs. O. W. Lawrence presented a summary of George Bernard Shaw's fiction at the P E O chapter GMM meeting held Monday evening at Mrs. Beat McIntyre’s home 359 Park Terrace East. Mrs. E. W. Spence assisted. Jonquils centered the table. Thirty four members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Lawrence
George Bernard Shaw
E. O
Beat McIntyre
Park Terrace
E. W. Spence
Jonquils
Des Moines and Chicago Guests Depart After Weekend Stay
Mark Lilly of Des Moines and Herbert S Mintz of Chicago left after spending the weekend as guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Phillip Leibsohn at 1955 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lilly
Des Moines
Herbert S. Mintz
Chicago
Phillip Leibsohn
Fifth Avenue SE
Lenten Bible Study Held by Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The Lenten Bible study class sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Woman's club will meet Thursday from 10 to 11 am at the club home. Mrs. Joan Janecek will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ethelyn Greenblatt to Review Book at Hadassah Meet
Ethelyn Greenblatt will give a book review at the June Hadassah meeting at 8 pm in Montrose. The event is part of Jun Hadassah activities and invites members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Montrose Note
Miss Freda Snyders Weds Airs. J Wortham Hogue
Miss Freda Snyders of Crawfordsville married Airs. J Wortham Hogue of Tulsa at Muscatine on Sunday. Attendants included her mother Mrs J Snyders and family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Wortham Hogue
Tulsa
Okla
Freda Snyders
Cedar Rapids
J. Snyders
Crawfordsville
Muscatine
Tri Delt Advisor Guest in City for Two Days
Mrs. Kingsley Day of Minneapolis, district advisor of Delta Delta Delta, visits Coe college and local Delta Delta Delta alliance for two days. She assists with Tri Delta state day plans hosting April 27 in Des Moines and attends sorority events, including officer elections and a luncheon at Commonwealth tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley Day
Minneapoli
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
Mrs. Lloyd McCutcheon’s Month Abroad to New York Cities
Mrs. Lloyd McCutcheon of Mount Vernon leaves for New York City to visit her daughter Mrs. Charles Alexander. She will visit in Stanford Connecticut and other New York cities, planning to return home in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McCutcheon
Mount Vernon
New York City
Charles Alexander
Stanford
Conn
New York Cities
First Evangelical Church group toasting Dorothy Edgar wedding
The Alah Lola Alofa class hosted a buffet supper Monday at Miss Maurine Bachtel’s home 618 Eighth street NW to honor Miss Dorothy Edgar ahead of her upcoming marriage to C Wendell Couser. Frances Danberg assisted the hostess with pink snapdragons carna tions and white tapers decorating the table. A gift was given to the guest of honor. attendees included Rev Mr and Mrs L Baumgartner, several Misses and Mesdames including Ruth Clauson Thora Herr Alma E Owens Clarence Reece Paul Ammons Walter Umsted and Helen Grommon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Alofa
First Evangelical Church
Maurine Bachtel
Eighth Street
Dorothy Edgar
C. Wendell Couser
Frances Danberg
L. Baumgartner
Winifred Johnson
Frances Herr
Edith Bryant
Helen Churchill
Frances Stewart
Ruth Baumgartne
Ruth Clauson
Thora Herr
Alma E Owens
Clarence Reece
Paul Ammons
Walter Umsted
Helen Grommon
Mrs Mott Heads Cedar Rapids Womans Club History Dept
Mrs Mott was elected chairman of the history and literature department to succeed Mrs Frank Nissen at the last regular meeting. Miss Anna Marie De Castelo was reelected leader with Mrs Bertha Spencer as secretary treasurer. Mrs Nissen presided. Airs Meyer Avedoveen read the play Lots Wife by Percival Wilde after the meeting and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mott
Cedar Rapids
George Carlson
Arlille Davis
Leota Swem
Convention Plans For Iowa Federation Of Women's Clubs
Plans for the biennial Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Cedar Rapids May 7 8 9 are underway with about 2000 women expected. Mrs B Harrington hosts the doorkeepers tea Thursday at 230 at 364 Forest Grove SE and special guest Mrs Ben Ogden will attend. Members discussed guest arrangements and housing during a business session with Mrs W Mickel and Mrs Ogden as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Rapids
B. Harrington
Forest Grove SE
Ben Ogden
Harry WV. Morgan
First Avenue E
Guy Hershey
W. E. Mickel
Ogden
Dempsy Jones
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Zahradnik at Taylor Home
A Saturday birthday gathering for Mrs. Henry Zahradnik at Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor’s home featured a card party with high prizes awarded to Mrs. George Donda and Henry Zahradnik and low prizes to Mrs. Henry Jensen and George Donda. Gifts were given to the honoree and refreshments were served by Mrs. Taylor. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Zahradnik, Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor, Mr and Mrs Henry Jensen, Mr and Mrs Joseph Kvitek, and Mr and Mrs George Donda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zahradnik
Walter Taylor
George Donda
Henry Jensen
Zahradnik
Taylor
Joseph Kvitek
Visit With Gormans After Chicago and New York City Trip
Mrs. George C. Gorman and her mother and sister from Chicago visited at 1263 First avenue E after returning from Chicago and New York City. The Chicago visitors plan to stay several weeks. In Chicago Mrs. Gorman attended Rosary College events where her niece Catherine Helen Cordon of Oak Park Illinois earned top honors and won a scholarship after graduating Trinity High School in River Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Gorman
First Avenue E
Chicago
New York City
J. D Clohesy
M. Burke
Birthday party for Petrick at 1561 Eierth Avenue SE
The Petrick residence hosted a reception in honor of Fred Petrick’s birthday. A festive gathering included a descent into a local Mason club meeting hosted by the Mets chapter FOS Bedee at the Petrick home. Neighbors and friends, including Mr and Mrs Aul- Cor, attended the event with several others noted in the party guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Petr
Eierth Avenue
Petr
Mets
Fos Bedee
Petrick
Ste
Edward Porado
Don
Andrews Entertain Luncheon Hosts and Guests
Mr and Mrs Balph Andrews entertained at a Pere luncheon Sunday at 1004 Tenth Street NE. Cards were played and guests included Mrs Wiskt Andrews and others. a lively afternoon featured multiple attendees and conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balph Andrews
Relpe Jr
Wiskt
Andrews
Mercard Mere MM Feris
J A
Idren
Chaudren
Katrerne Lee
Cedar Chapter Fetes Moa Fans Amid Turbulent Year
A frayed clipping from Cedar Chapter notes a small gathering of local supporters and guests in a crowded hall. Officials highlighted community ties, while attendees discussed ongoing fundraising and social events for the club.
Sigaea Chapter Meeting at Montrose Hotel Wednesday
The Sigaea Chapter plans a war event and a meeting set for Wednesday at the Montrose Hotel.
Mayes PTA to Meet Wednesday at 2 PM
Mayes Parent-Teacher Association will gather Wednesday at 2 PM with Georgia Tripp, school nurse, speaking on child health. Music by primary pupils will accompany the event. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayes
Associaton
Georgia Tripp
Bridge Club Hosts at 1249 Third Avenue SE
Miss Bernadine Boyle entertained her bridge club Monday evening at her home. Mrs. Ray Sarver won high score and traveling prize, with Miss Jennie Lindquist as second prize. Guests included the Misses Irene Wicke Etta Wicke Bernita Fee and members Mrs. J H Stevenson Mrs. Mary Bickerton Mrs. J L Robertson of Marion and Miss Alice Phillipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Boyle
Bridge Club
Third Avenue SE
Ray Sarver
Jennie Lindquist
Irene Wicke
Etta Wicke
Bernita Fee
J. H. Stevenson
Mary Bickerton
J. L. Robertson
Marion
Alice Phillipson
Miss Goodwater and Harold Jellison Wed at 7 P M
Miss Adeline Goodwater daughter of Mrs Rose Goodwater 610 Cobbancourt SE and Harold Jellison son of Mrs Edna B Jellison 315 K avenue NW were married Saturday at 7 p m by Rev James E Waery. They will reside at 315 K avenue NW. Jellison is employed by Merchant Delivery company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Goodwater
Rose Goodwater
Cobbancourt SE
Harold Jellison
Edna B. Jellison
K Avenue NW
James E. Waery
R. M. Koenighorn
Jellison
Merchant Delivery Company
Nicholson to host I H N circle at her home
Mrs D A Nicholson of 303 Twenty-eighth Street Drive SE will be hostess to members of the I H N circle of the King's Daughters on Thursday at 2 p.m. at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A Nicholson
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
I. H. N. Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Hutchison Family Visit to Shorewood Estate Guests
Mr and Mrs Don C Hutchison of Algona and their daughters Joan and Nancy recently visited Mrs Hutchison's parents Nir and Mrs Frank Schulze at 320 Fifth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don C. Hutchison
Ef Algona
Joan
Nancy
Hutchison
Nir
Frank Schulze
Ifth Avenue SW
Birth day party honors Margaret Meloney at 518 Eighth St NW
Margaret Meloney hosted a birthday party at her home on Monday evening. Misses Mary Fal tuunson and Margaret Turner were hostesses with Mrs George Maloney assisting. Attendees included Vivian Dan berg Dorothy Torrence Rita Klassen Margery Field Renata xhremenak Hazel Aupperle Helen Aupperle and Janet De La Hunt. Prizes at cards went to De La Hunt and Klassen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Meloney
Eighth Street
Mary Faltuunson
Margaret Turner
George Maloney
Vivian Danberg
Dorothy Torrence
Rita Klassen
Margery Field
Renata Xhremenak
Hazel Aupperle
Helen Aupperle
Janet de la Hunt
Masses de la Hunt
Klassen
Dinner party hosted by Dr. Howard L. Van Winkle
Dr. Howard L. Van Winkle of 504 Vernon drive SE hosts a dinner this evening. Attendees include Miss Wilma Willimack and couples: Harry O. Cutler, George M. Bird, Harmon R. Taylor, Russell Manatt, C. D. Hedberg, Gilbert M. Bates, Forrest Protzman, and Scott McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. van Winkle
Vernon Drive
Wilma Willimack
Harry O. Cutler
George M. Bird
Harmon R. Taylor
Russell Manatt
C. D. Hedberg
Gilbertm. Bates
Forrest Protzman
Scott Mcintyre
Musical program at Y open house by Coe college women
A musical program will be presented at the regular YWCA open house on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the YWCA building. Open to all city women. A sextet of Coe college women will perform and Miss Beulah Wessale will play a chosen program. Refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Coe College
Beulah Wessale
Eleanor Houts
Coe Music
Seherzino
Basic science measure signed by Gov Herring
Gov Clyde L Herring signed the basic science bill establishing higher standards for chiropractors osteopaths and other healing arts practitioners not including medical doctors The signing ends a heated battle in both Iowa house and senate this session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Herring
Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Initiative and Referendum Bill Defeated in Iowa House
The Iowa House rejected the initiative and referendum proposal by a 40 to 61 vote. Supporters praised similar laws in Nebraska, Oregon, Ohio and Maine while opponents warned of potential issues. The bill would trigger voter voting on legislation when petitioned by 20 percent of voters and suspend laws awaiting election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Nebraska
Oregon
Ohio
Maine
Denmark stamps eggs with lay date on shells
Danish eggs carry a date stamp indicating when the egg was laid. The practice helps consumers assess freshness and manage storage timelines. Producers use a standard format to mark the date visibly on each shell for public clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
British Easter fashion for girls coats and hats
Mothers seek Regency flair for Easter but daughters favor childlike styles. Reefer coats dominate for 4 to 12 year olds with figure fitting lines and inverted back pleats. Navy leads color, with Sandringham and Marina blues and coral Cherry, beige green and rose tones. Rolled brim hats pair with reefer coats and youthful Breton sailor hats remain popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Easter Parade Jacket Dress Fashion Note
The text describes brimmed hats in various styles to harmonize with coats. It notes turning the brim up or snapping it down, matching felt or fabric, and pairing with cape coats or straw cloches. It mentions a smart Easter parade look and a juvenile adaptation of a mother's smart bonnet.
Bandits Seize Paper Parcel Mistaken for Payroll
An employee of Kable Brothers Printing in Mount Morris Illinois faced two armed bandits who robbed a Burlington bus of an express package meant as newspaper proofs. The thieves targeted the package thinking it contained the rival printing company payroll of about 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon, Ill
Kable Brothers
Comany
Mount Morris
Ill
Burlington
Marengo Jurors Sworn In For April Term Grand Jury
Marengo , W M Merck of Victor began swearing in witnesses Monday afternoon as foreman of the April term court grand jury convened at 2 p m with Judge James P Gaffney on the bench Drawn as fellow jurors were James Furlong Marengo R G Litzenberg Fillmore township Dave McLennan Washington township Harry McCullough Dayton township J J Maule English second and C H Weidow Lincoln
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
W. M. Merck
Victor
James P. Gaffney
James Furlong
R. G. Litzenberg
Fillmore Township
Dave McLennan
Washington Township
Harry McCullough
Dayton Township
J. J. Maule
English
C. H. Weidow
Lincoln
School Board Elected Teachers With Salary Increases
Shellsburg school board elected teachers including Superintendent H. Littele and coach E. Rector along with Geral dine Ronk Miss Helen Watson Miss Janette Miller Miss Katherine Allison Miss Luella Miller Miss Helen Rousselow and Miss Gina Perkins. All received salary increases. Two junior high vacancies remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsburg
H. Littele
E. Rector
Geraldine Ronk
Helen Watson
Janette Miller
Katherine Allison
Luella Miller
Helen Rousselow
Gienna Perkins
Beautiful new cafe teria opening teased by Bishop
The quote previews Bishop's upcoming cafe teria offering modern eating pleasures as Jim is urged to await its debut. The brief hints at a fashionable venue with contemporary fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Bishop
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Edwy Clapp
White Sulphur Springs, W. VA
Junior Hadassah
Perlery
Tase
J. Wortham Hogue
Tri Delt
Mrs. M'Cutcheon
Miss Edgar
Mrs
Donda
Joseph Donda
Frome
Joseph Dorsa
Peter Cad
Ars Gers
Dean Mir
Povert
Oerd
Emil Dedcardt
Elaine
Orda
Chapmans
Jane
Lodge
C. S. P. S. Hall
Balear Studio
Betty Ann Walenberg
Elma Jean Batchelder
Lee Roseberry
Marian Newhard
Marilyn Moats
Joan Mane Brand
Shirley Mae Smith
Jacqueline Jurgensen
Fitzpatrick Twins
Elva Ann Navratil
Dorothy Navratil
Dorothy Gibb
Dorothy Cline
Betty Becker
Betty Kemper
Rose Marie June
Clifford Mortland, Jr
Irene Navratil
Milo F. Mitralsky
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Czechoslovak Society of America
Hlubacek
Louis J. Pochobradsky
Milo Rief
Mrs. Zahradnik
Gormans
IR. Petrick
Ccen
Sigaea
Montrose
P.T. A. Meetings
Miss Boyle
I. H. N. Circle
Schulze
T. E. Lillidahl
2Nd Ave. SE
Gazette
Dr. van Winkle
Seebeeeseseses
Amos Parrish
York
Elizabeth
Sandringham
Marina
Lux
LL Toy
Keeer
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