Rosenthal Exhibit Opens at Cedar Rapids Art Gallery
Doris Rosenthal’s collection of twenty nine paintings and nine lithographs hangs in the Cedar Rapids Public Library gallery. The contemporary American artist, born in California, studied at Los Angeles State Teachers College and Columbia University, trained in New York, and has taught in New York. Her Mexico inspired works are praised for intimate depictions and are in several major collections. A ten Sunday afternoon lecture series will accompany the exhibit with Paul Parker of Des Moines Art Center presenting, while David Turner shows 35 pipes in a gallery showcase.
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Doris Rosenthal
Cedar Rapids Art Gallery
Miss Rosenthal
California
Los Angeles State Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Bellows and
Sloan
Art Students League
New York City
Teachers College
James Monroe High School
Europe
Slater Museum
Teacher's College
Rosenthal
David Turner
Miss Story Elected New Quota International Head
Miss Alice Story was elected president of Quota International at the annual dinner meeting held Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. Officers elected included Pauline Murray first vice president Lillian Beane recording secretary Irene Furman corresponding secretary Marie Peck treasurer and Louella Reinking Elizabeth Bender Gladys Swangier Marguerite Stein as directors. Annual reports were the evening's other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Story
Quota International
Roosevelt Hotel
Pauline Murray
Lillian Beane
Irene Furman
Marie Peck
Louella Reinking
Elizabeth Bender
Gladys Swangier
Marguerite Stein
Chi Omega Eleusinian Banquet At Coe College
Chi Omega sorority at Coe College held the Eleusinian banquet Sunday at the Roosevelt hotel with April showers as the theme. Janice Bailey played piano before dinner. alumnae speakers included Mrs. Altfillisch Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Coe College
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Janice Bailey
John W. Altfillisch
Louis Dennis
William Whipple
Elaine Jones
Lorraine Morgan
Joan Bonner
C. Ward Macy
Alfred Meyer
Dean
C. Harve Geiger
Audrey Popma
Dixon, Il
State Printing Boss to Open Bids in Des Moines
Des Moines will host a bid opening Friday April 6 for State University calendars and related items. Bids accepted until 10:00 a.m. and opened readings followed by award. S. W. Needham, Superintendent of Printing, State House Des Moines.
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Apne
Towa
Bosra
Des Moines
Iowa
State University
Iowa State College Farm Science Reporter
Towa Economist
S. W. Needham
State House
Young Married Couples Organize Class at First Evangelical
Young married couples aged 20 to 35 met at the First Evangelical and Reformed church on Monday for a social hour and to plan a church school class. Charlotte Condon and Billy Shelvin performed with teacher Mrs. L. J. Two good. Willis E. Ronk spoke. Rev. Frederick H. Haag led singing. Mrs. James Chukas welcomed guests and refreshments were arranged by several women.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Charlotte Condon l
Billy Shelvin
L. J. Twogood
Willis E. Ronk
Frederick H. Haag
James Chukas
Chukas
C. H. Anderson
E. W. Olver
Evangeline Chukas
Beverly Anderson
Mock wedding held at pre nuptial shower for Breiholz
Miss Marion Lois Breiholz daughter of Mr and Mrs Art Breiholz 2938 Schaeffer drive SW was honored Monday night at a miscellaneous shower in Schaeffer heights school Forty guests attended a mock wedding and games were played Assisting with refreshments were Mrs Lowell Long and Mrs DeVein Herson Breiholz will wed Byron Peterson on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lois Breiholz
Art Breiholz
Schaeffer Drive
Schaeffer Heights School
Breiholz
Lowell Long
DeVein Herson
Byron Peterson
Chi Omega Alumnae Elect New Officers
Mrs. Henry Gundling has been elected president of Chi Omega alumnae to serve for the coming year beginning April 17. Other officers include Miss Virginia McLean vice president and social chairman Mrs. L I Caldwell recording secretary Mrs. W R Wicks treasurer Mrs Helen S Dake corresponding secretary Mrs J P Ferring publicity chairman Mrs Denver Adams hostess chairman Mrs Don Isett telephone chairman and Mrs Harry Soper courtesy chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gundling
Chi Omega
Zika and Ryan Attend Health Ed Convention in St Louis
Miss Ruth Zika assistant director of physical education for women at Coe College and Miss Ethel Ryan professor of health and physical education at Cornell College left Wednesday for St Louis Missouri to attend the National Convention for Health Physical Education and Recreation. They will also represent their colleges at a meeting of the College and University Directors association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Zika
Coe College
Ethel Ryan
Cornell College
St. Louis
College and University Directors Association
Fred Prestons Honored At Housewarming
Mr and Mrs Fred Preston recently moved into 249 Thirteenth Street NW and were honored at a Sunday housewarming. Hostesses were Mrs Emma Preston of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Harold Miller of Marion. Guests from Marion and Cedar Rapids attended and the couple received an occasional table. Mr Preston was discharged from the army after 44 months service including 14 months overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Preston
Thirteenth Street
Emma Preston
Cedar Rapids
Harold Miller
Marion
Henry Miller
D. Huitt
C. C. Miller
Margaret
Andrew Svoboda
Mary Shubb
Walford
Vernon Montague
Ben Houser
Preston
Bright Horizon Group Elects Officers At Meeting
The Bright Horizon group of the Camp Fire girls met at Mrs. John Parks home to elect officers. New officers are Norrinne Fenjner president Ann Roland vice president Sally Strother secretary and scribe Susan Starman treasurer and Jean Hunt and Jocelyn Bickel on the telephone committee.
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Bright Horizon
Camp Fire
the Guardian
John Parks
Eighteenth Street
Ise
Norrinne Fenjner
Ann Roland
Sally Strother
Susan Starman
Jean Hunt
Jocelyn Bickel
Camp Hitaga Opens in June for Camp Fire Girls
Camp Hitaga near Troy Mills announces a June start for seven Camp Fire Girls sessions from June 23 to Aug 10. Each week runs Sunday 3 PM to Saturday after the council fire with honors awarded. Registration opens this week for Camp Fire girls and Horizon clubbers with early reservations advised.
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Hitaga
Troy Mills
John R. Battin
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Horizon
Paramount Building
Battin
Beauty at Bedtime pattern 4616 with halter neck gown
Anne Adams presents a nightgown design that stays on with a halter neck and includes a glamorous bed jacket. The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept offers size 16 gown with specified yardages and 20 cents pattern order plus a Spring Pattern Book for 15 cents featuring an included free hat and gilet pattern.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Ill
Camp unit structure and activities at Netahi group camp
The document outlines a mining room and recreation hall with a fireplace and divides camp living into five units Aponita Shabondas Watanapas Agatih and Netahi. Netahi requires written application. Activities include horseback riding nature study boating canoeing swimming handcraft and campcraft. College trained staff assist with Mrs. Battin and Miss Noel Newell directing. The season’s camp committee lists Paul Andersen and multiple members with M. R. Warren as chairman.
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Agatih
Battin
Noel Newell
Paul Andersen
Wilson C. Fernow
C. C. Flodin
Guy Hershey
J. D. Houser
Charles Leksa
I. L. McEvers
W. H. Richardson
Harry Schrei
W. L. Spohn
M. R. Warren
Gay V. Wood
Kenwood F H Bluebirds honor mothers with tea
The F H Bluebirds of Kenwood school honored mothers and teachers Monday with an afternoon tea at the school. The group is under the direction of Mrs. Merle White. Diane Huston, president and Judith Zuhn, vice president, poured. Other club members are Phyllis King, Dorothy Henderson, Nadine Stewart, Susan Ray, Linda Larry, Doris Touro, Ann Farwell, Ruth Kraut, Francis Houts, and Barbara Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Bluebirds
Kenwood School
Merle White
Diane Huston
Judith Zuhn
Phyllis King
Dorothy Henderson
Nadine Stewart
Susan Ray
Linda Larry
Doris Touro
Ann Farwell
Ruth Kraut
Francis Houts
Barbara Paul
Sunshine Junior Circle Meets at Ryberg Home
Sunshine Junior Circle of the King's Daughters gathered Tuesday at George Ann Ryberg’s home at 2912 C Avenue NE. The group mended old toys for the Children’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Junior Circle
The
King’s Daughters
George Ann Ryberg
C Avenue NE
Curried Sardines on Toast Recipe Review
Over the Back Fence presents a curry egg sauce to top sardines on buttered toast. Recipe serves six with butter flour salt curry powder paprika milk and hard boiled eggs. Sardines are broiled until hot and topped with the curry sauce and egg garnish.
Puffy Omelet with Ham and White Sauce and Fries with Frankfurters
Instructions describe making a Puffy Ham omelet with white sauce for four, including beating egg whites and yolks separately, folding, and finishing in a hot oven. Also instructions for French Fried Potato Cubes with Frankfurters in Barbecue Sauce using russet potatoes, onions, green pepper, celery, mushrooms, carrots, canned tomatoes, and frankfurters served atop the fries.
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Pero
Paper stock overload prompts call for soon upcoming city collection
With a surplus of on hand paper, residents face storage difficulties and urge participation in the next city-wide collection to clear excess material before volumes grow unmanageable. The notice emphasizes orderly disposal to prevent waste and clutter.
Linn county buys road equipment and approves bridge sign
The Linn county board purchased road machinery totaling 6865 from Clem Fleury Equipment, a bulldozer attachment for 1965 and a 4900 cable scraper. They also approved a three ton limit sign on a Cottage Grove bridge over Indian Creek and filed a petition to consider a one mile road east of Coggon for grading. First quarter 1946 reports show Sheriff Smith 5856 dog licenses, Auditor Hanzlik 429.10 office fees, Clerk Axmear 22380.50 fines and 5555.52 fees plus 517.97 unclaimed, and Justice Bell 58 fines.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Clem Fleury Equipment Company
LaPlant- Choate Company
Indian Creek
Cottage Grove Avenue
Coggon
James H. Smith
Otto F.hanzlik
Arthur Axmear
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Bell
Brown Township
Karloff Wins Uncontested Divorce Over Mental Cruelty
In Las Vegas movie star Boris Karloff real name William Henry Pratt wins an uncontested divorce from Dorothy Stine Pratt on grounds of mental cruelty. Custody of their daughter Sara Jane Karloff Pratt, 7, goes to Mrs Pratt. Both mother and child are said to be well supported financially under a Feb 22 property settlement.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Boris Karloff
Hollywood
Dorothy Stine Pratt
William Henry Pratt
Sara Jane Karloff Pratt
Pratt
Karloff
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Ryan
Fred Prestons
Bright Horizon Group
Camp Huaga
Agatth
Gay Wood
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Ory
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