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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1936

Page

14

Dr Gage Addresses Nature And Garden Club Talk

Dr. Harry M. Gage president of Coe College spoke on Lessons Not Found In Books before the Cedar Rapids Woman's club nature and garden department. He urged nature study as a source of ethical and political insight and praised inner development over environment for human growth.

Harry M. Gage Coe College Nature and Garden Department Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Henry J. Hromek Dr. Gage Emerson Gage Neghbor

Norma Jean Hanus Birthday Party Honored Girl

Mr and Mrs J A Hanus hosted a Wednesday Easter themed party at 2905 E avenue NE for their daughter Norma Jean turning three. Guests included Robert and Jerald Michalicek Joyce Wolfe Gene Hoffman Betty Rae Rosenberger Richard Ruth Jean Ferguson Helen Marie Nolan Bobby Fox and others with several accompanying Mesdames Campbell Mead Rosenberger Michaheek Hoffman and Wall.

J. A. Hanus E Avenue NE Norma Jean Robert and Jerald Michalicek Joyce Wolfe Gene Hoffman Betty Rae Rosenberger Richard Ruth Jean Ferguson Helen Marie Nolan Bobby Fox Miriam Waldo Wayne Warne Mead Sally Ann Campbell C. E Campbell O B Mead A. E Rosenberger W F. Michaheek Wilbur Hoffman W. W. Wall

Mrs F W Elsberry Hosts Shower for Miss Ruby Niermeyer

Mrs F W Elsberry hosted a miscellaneous shower at 708 First Avenue West for Miss Ruby Niermeyer of Westwood who will wed Dr J C Barcus of Sioux City on May 1. Thirty guests attended. Miss Niermeyer is a Nevada Sanitarium graduate nurse and Dr Barcus is a practicing physician in Sioux City.

F W . Elsberry First Avenue Ruby Niermeyer Weetwood J. C Barcus Sioux City Miss Niermesyer Ira Niermeyer Westwood Nevada Sanitarium Barcus

Beals Guests Leave After Visit From Relatives

Mrs A I Johnson Mrs A W Tidman and Miss B Allman of St Paul depart Wednesday evening after visiting sister Mrs George Beals at 503 Seventeenth Street NF. Mrs F E Bliven and children Kenneth Roberta and John of Quincy also guests. Bliven is Beals daughter.

A I. Johnson A W. Tidman Mis . B Allman St Paul George Beals Seventeenth Street F. E Bliven Kenneth Roberta Jotn Quincy Hewls Blven Beals

Thompson family heads to Detroit for weekend visit

Mrs. Albert Thompson and her grandson Albert Thompson of 527 Seventeenth Street NE departed Thursday for a weekend stay with relatives in Detroit.

Albert Thompson Seventeenth Street Detroit

Guests of the Hasek Home Visit From Downers Grove

Mr and Mrs Earl W Sturges of Downers Grove Illinois came Thursday to be guests in the home of Dr and Mrs W H Hasek 1858 Second avenue SE They accompanied Ruth Ann Hasek who had been visiting in the Sturges home during spring vacation They will leave Saturday.

Earl W. Sturges Downers Grove Itl W. H. Hasek Second Avenue SE Ruth Ann Hasek Sturges

Mrs Poe Returns From City Trip To Visit Family

Mrs Arthur Poe of Country Club Drive SE returned Wednesday from New York City and Washington DC where she visited her daughter Mrs Joseph Potter Cotton Jr and Mr Cotton.

Arthur Poe Country Club Drive New York City Washington, D. C Joseph Potter Cotton, Jr Mr. Cotton

Walsh Returns After Visit to Sioux City Relatives

David Walsh of Sioux City nephew of Mrs. Wallace Darling 124 Crescent Street SE returned Thursday evening after spending nearly a week with Mr. and Mrs. Darling.

David Walsh Sioux City Wallace Darling Crescent Street

Archer arrives to visit Sheldon sister and husband

Guerdon Archer of Sheldon arrived Thursday evening to spend the next week visiting his sister Mrs. Raymond S Johnston at 2120 Greenwood Drive SE and Mr Johnston.

Guerdon Archer of Sheldon Raymond S. Johnston Greenwood Drive Mr. Johnston

Miss DeElda Ellwood Returns From Grinnell Visit

Miss DeElda Ellwood of 1041 Third Avenue SE returns from Grinnell after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frank.

DeElda Ellwood Third Avenue SE Grinnell Paul Frank

Silver Cross Circle hosts luncheon and plans Davenport trip

Miss Elizabeth Bender and Mrs. C. O. Hillbrunner hosted the Silver Cross circle of the King's Daughters at the Community House. Mrs. Walker led devotions and read Louise Leiberts Easter message. Members voted to furnish transportation to the annual Davenport convention. The afternoon was spent sewing on quilts.

Elizabeth Bender C. O. Hillbrunner Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters Walker Louise Leibert Silver Cross Davenport

Ladies Night Bridge Winners At Mrs Clauson’s Club

Mrs. Bruce Clauson entertained the Lady Luck club on Wednesday evening at 615 A avenue NW. Prizes were won by Misses Florence Robins Florence Usher and Erma Sisam and Mrs Leroy Smith. Miss Genevieve Jarboe was a guest.

Bruce Clauson Avenue NW Lady Luck Club Bridge Florence Robins Florence Usher Erma Sisam Leroy Smith Genevieve Jarboe

Easy Aces Club Luncheon At Mrs Smiths Home

Mrs Leo J Smith hosted the Easy Aces bridge club at her residence 1255 D avenue NE on Thursday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs W Willenborg and Mrs Henry Kendall.

Leo J Smith D Avenue NE Easy Aces Bridge Club W Willenborg Henry Kendall

Local Players To Compete In Bridge Play At Waterloo

Cedar Rapids bridge players travel Friday to Waterloo for a two day contract tournament at the Russell Lamson hotel. Pair events slated Friday afternoon and evening, with team play in two Saturday sessions.

Waterloo Cedar Rapids Russell-Lamson Frank C. Byers George E. Beattie Oliver Longueville R. J. Vorkoper T. E. Taylor R. S. Hardendorf C. W Wallace Lena Hodgin Longueville R. E. Thornberry Marshalltown Wallace Genevieve Keedick Toledo

YWCA Revue Set To Open April 16 And 17

More than 270 persons will march in the processional for The Y s Revue to be performed April 16 and 17 by the YWCA. Mrs James Yuill oversees ticket sales with Girl Reserve members and YWCA students selling tickets.

Y. W.C A James Yuill

Leona Keppel Engaged to Paul Harrington

Mr and Mrs E J Keppel of 1418 Fifth Avenue SE announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Leona to Paul J Harrington of Fairfax He is the son of Mr and Mrs J L Harrington of Fairfax Leona is a Im maculate Conception high school graduate and works in the Welch Cook Beals office Paul Harrington farms near Fairfax and is a St Patrick s high school graduate Fairfax

E. J. Keppel Fifth Avenue SE Leona Paul J. Harrington Fairfax Harrington Jd. L. Harrington Miss Keppel Immaculate Conception Welch-Cook-Beals Company St. Patrick's High School Fairax

Maltese Cross circle meets for lunch and business at St Luke's

The Maltese Cross circle of the King's Daughters met at St Luke's Hospital for lunch and a business session. Mrs. Charles Earhart gave a devotional on Jesus Triumphs Over Death. They adopted by laws, heard Linn County Union notes, and reported the group has completed five national requirements in four months. An afternoon of sewing for the hospital followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ira Moore's home.

King's Daughters St. Luke’s Hospital Charles Earhart Jesus R. D. Chord Linn Ira Moore

West Side Auxiliary Holds Picnic Luncheon at Home for the Friendless

The West Side auxiliary met at the Home for the Friendless for a picnic luncheon and business session. Miss Letty Keerl reported on donations, Mrs. E Callins gave the home history, and Margaret Holbrook read a poem. Twenty-six members and ten visitors attended as girls from the home sang.

West Side Letty Keerl

Petersen Family Returns to Winthrop Home

Mr and Mrs Earl Petersen and their daughter Bonnie former Cedar Rapids residents have moved back to Winthrop and now reside at 527 Sixteenth Street.

Earl Petersen Bonnie Cedar Rapids Winthrop Sixteenth Street

Will Entertain At Picnic Supper

Mr and Mrs Weaver Witwer at Hilltop Farm host a picnic supper Friday evening then travel to Mt Vernon to attend the Easter play World Without End by Cornell University speech department written by Allen Johnson of the Cornell faculty.

Weaver Witwer Hilltop Farm Mt. Vernon Department of Speech and Dramatic Art Cornell College Alan Johnson Cornell

Elizabeth Dayton Feted by Columbia No 37 Club

Columbia division No. 37 L A to O R C honored its only charter member Mrs. Elizabeth Dayton at a luncheon in Odd Fellows hall 838 First Avenue E. She recently turned seventy eight and resides at the Home For Aged Women. She remains active playing piano at meetings and parties.

Columbia Division No L. A Elizabeth Dayton Odd Fellows Hall First Avenue E Dayton Alice McBride Edith B. Clark Order Hattie Griswold J. E. McBride Glenn Fisher

U C T auxiliary honors Mrs Connolly at Elks bridge luncheon

The U C T auxiliary No. 36 hosted a bridge luncheon at the Elks club in honor of Mrs. Lloyd Connolly who plans to move to Dubuque at month end. Twenty six attended. Mrs. Sarah J. Woods won the traveling prize. Other prizes went to Mrs. Connolly first, Mrs. W A Bergen second, and Mrs. W O Blake third. Hostesses were Mrs. Walter M. Krebs and Mrs. Harry V. Morgan. Spring flowers were given to Mrs. Connolly.

U. C. T. Auxiliary No. 36 Elks Club Lloyd Connolly Dubuque Walter M. Krebs Harry V. Morgan Sarah J. Woods Connolly W. A. Bergen W. O. Blake

Lydian Society Met at Olivet Presbyterian Home

The Lydian society of Olivet Presbyterian met Wednesday at 651 Thirty-fourth Street NE, hosted by Mrs. Marion Ross. Mrs. E J Wykle spoke on What Easter Means To Us as officers Lola Spragg, Martha Lowery, and Mary McKinnon were installed. Games followed with refreshments.

Lydian Society of Olivet Presbyterian Church Marion Ross Thirty-fourth Street E. J. Wykle Lola Spragg Martha Lowery Mary McKinnon

Oakville teachers as weekend guests at Brittin home

Miss Frances Brittin and Miss Luella Scurry, teachers at Oakville consolidated high school, visit the C. H. Brittin residence at 1837 B Avenue Northeast for the weekend.

Frances Brittin Luella Scurry Oakville Consolidated High School C. H. Brittin B Avenue NE

Miss Janis Houghom Visits Father in Minneapolis

Miss Janis Houghom of 121 Sixth Street SW is spending the Easter vacation with her father Thomas Houghom in Minneapolis.

Janis Houghom Sixth Street Thomas Houghom Minneapolis

Easter rabbits visit Waterville nest under porch

Lawrence and Coila Tysland, children of the Marcus Tysland family in Water ville, built a porch nest for the Easter rabbit and later found Mrs. Rabbit with four kits living there.

Waukon Lawrence Coila Tysland Marcus Tysland Waterville Mrs. Rabbit

Lamont Consolidated School Staff Re-Elected With Raise

The entire Lamont consolidated school teaching staff was re-elected to their positions and approved for salary increases, signaling continued stability in the district.

Lamont Lamont Consolidated School

Mystery of the Leaping Egg at Helen's Party

A party trick by Charlie at Helen's gathering wowed guests as he makes a hard boiled egg hop in and out of a milk bottle using air pressure. The hostess offers a party-planning booklet with menus, desserts, and deco ideas to inspire future events.

Helen Charlie Home Institute

Harlan Endsley Leads Longest Flight at Cedar Rapids Airhawks Contest

Cedar Rapids Airhawks held at the airport featured Harlan Endsley’s scale model cabin monoplane staying aloft for 1 minute 18 seconds, the day’s longest. Eighteen entries ran in the division with sixty nine total in the meet, plus a new glider division won by Charles Tschirgi with basswood craft and a 21.4 second flight. Francis Camizzi topped the open division with a 42.3 second fuselage plane, while Edward Theis earned scale model honors for an exact navy pursuit replica emphasizing neatness and accuracy.

Harlan Endsley Cedar Rapids Tschirgi Francis Camizzi Edward Theis Navy

Local model plane contest awards prizes and trophy

Scale model aircraft events awarded four places in each division with prizes of air craft kits and supplies donated by local dealers. A traveling trophy was presented to top winners.

West side Falcon Furies win meet with 34 points

The west side Falcon Furies won the meet with 34 points, ahead of the east side delegation with 21. Officials present were Martin W. Duffy Francis Perryman Donald Walker Elmer Ludwick and Nevin Nichols. Arrangements for airport use were made with Cedar Rapids Airways.

Falcon Furies East Side Martin W. Duffy Francis Perryman Donald Walker Elmer Ludwick Nevin Nichols Cedar Rapids Airways Charles Tschirgl Carl Filermans Paul Olsen Francis Camizzi Charles Tschirai Eugene Estill Richard Pfitfner Fuselage Harlan Endsley Carl Fuermans Charles Aechirgle Robert Ritner Edward Thels Frank Machen Richard Pfiffner

Spelling Winners Lead Elberon Contests

Deloras Postolka won first place in seventh and eighth grades and Viola Kriz took top honors in fifth and sixth at the school spelling contest. They will represent Elberon at the county contest in Toledo on Saturday.

Elberon Deloras Postolka Viola Kriz Toledo

Deep River Fire Department Re-elects Officers

Decorah C A Bergan chief with Carl Danielson and M L Griffith as assistants Edward Nugent secretary and A L Bernatz treasurer were re elected as officers of the Deepret fire department on Wednesday.

Death of Charles F. Drabek 68 Former Resident

Word arrives of the death of Charles F. Drabek 68 a former resident. Funeral details and burial arrangements not yet provided.

Obituary Note: Drabek Family Mentioned in Solon Area

A local obituary notes the death at home in Oklahoma City of a son of Mr and Mrs Vaclav Drabek who lived near Solon. A brother named Will resides near Mount Vernon.

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Nature Miss Niermeyer Coats Chas. Greenberg Second Street Iowa Hasek Mrs. Poe Guerdon Archer Miss Ellwood Easy Aces Club Y. W. Revue Leona Keppel Paul Harrington West Side Auxiliary Easter Styles Doris Dell Hita Bae Aisai Unters U. C. T. Auxiliary Brittin Miss Houghom Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute W. 19Th St New York, N. Y Rosemont Gorham Sterling Third Ave Killian Third Avenue Lapes John E. Lapes Slikfit Firebird Faun Navy Armstrong Erties Bezwick Bezdek Beautiful Cinemas Tge Eager
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