Local PTA Officers Elected At Serial Meetings
Van Buren PT A elects Van Buren Mrs L R Hamilton as president for the coming year with Orlo LeVan as first vice president and Nanna Nelson as second vice president. Dora Wayman and six others listed as officers. Dr John T Hecker spoke on home health and preschool readiness. Edgewood No 1 Mothers club reelects officers. Johnson PTA names new officers. plans made for teachers tea and May breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Hamilton
van Buren PT. A
Orlo LeVan
Nanna Nelson
A. Steen
Frank Zeman
John T. Hecker
Hecker
Bluebird Group
Pf H Brown
Edgewood No 1
Mothers’ Club
Herbert Pratt
George McDowell
Russell Davis
Clarence Goerher
Robert Frickson
ET. Harris
Herbert Morrow
Younger Set Parties Entertained at Home and Skating
Two younger set events were planned for Friday evening. Miss Sheryl Chehak hosts her eleventh birthday dinner at the Chehak residence with about 24 guests including Jane Hickenlooper and Polly Green. Tom Pickford hosts dinner for 24 friends at his parents home followed by relief skating. Mrs John Cherry of Highland Park has become president of the North Shore Alumnae of Alpha Xi Delta. Mr and Mrs Walter Hambright have returned from a visit with relatives in Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheryl Chehak
Milos Chehak
Greenwood Drive
Tom Pickford
Roswell H Pickford
Forest Drive
Sheril
Chehak
Jane Hickenlooper
Patricia Craemer
Joyce Skinner
Sandra Shencefelt
Joyce Libal
Anne Selden
Joan Wondford
Beverly Jane Bettle
Barlinda Whitehill
Suzanne Salter
Nancy Yuill
Glenis Hopkins
Susan Shaffer
Joan Johnston
Dorothy Ratner
Louanne Clark
Natalie Jenkins
Carol Jean Boudreaux
Polly Green
Nancy Soboda
Katheryn Ann Chehak
Tom
John Cherry
Highland Park, II
Howard Cherry
George Laird
Cedar Rapids
North Shore
Walter T T Hambright
Blake Boulevard
Frank B Miller
Boone
Hambright
Local Social Event At Bever Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith host six friends for an informal dinner at their home on Bever Avenue SE. Guests include Mr and Mrs L C Chadima Mr and Mrs E J Lattner and Mr and Mrs A W Doubrasky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Smith
Bever Avenue
L. C. Chadima
E. J. Lattner
A. W. Doubrasky
Mrs. C Ward Macy Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Johnston Cavers
Mrs. C Ward Macy of 1935 Blake Boulevard SE hosted a Friday afternoon luncheon at her home in honor of Mrs. Raymond S Johnston Cavers. Nine guests were invited to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ward Macy
Blake Boulevard
Raymond S. Johnston Cavers
Miss Madge Jones Visits Chicago Heights Parents
Miss Madge Jones of Chicago visits her parents Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Jones at 2021 Fifth Avenue SE this weekend, spending time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Jones
Chicago
H. J. Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
Mrs Scott McIntyre Hosts Sewing Club Luncheon
Mrs McIntyre at 627 Cottage Grove avenue SE hosted a luncheon Friday afternoon for members of her sewing club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Scott McIntyre
Scott McIntyre
Cottage Grove Avenue
Miss Louise Safley Hosts Mayflower Club Picnic
Miss Louise Safley of 2206 B Avenue Northeast entertained the Mayflower club, a junior D A R group, at a picnic supper Thursday evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Safley
Avenue NE
Mayflower Club
Mrs Grafton Heads to Chicago for Style Show
Mrs MM L Grafton of 1926 Avenue NE travels to Chicago Friday morning to attend a style show and plans to return by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. L. Grafton
Avenue NE
Chicago
Swilers Attend Weekend Wedding at Larimer Home
Hudson Swiler and Wesley Swiler arrive from Burlington for the weekend to attend the wedding of Miss Helen Larimer and Wendell M. Delzell. Mrs Hudson Swiler and Miss Larimer’s sister Mrs William Ralen Hull Jr arrive as guests at the E. J. Larimer residence with other relatives from Weston Missouri and Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hudson Swiler
Wesley Swiler
Helen Larimer
Wendell MM. Delzell
Miss Larimer
E. J. Larimer
Fifth Avenue
Larimer
Siece
William Ralenh Hull, Jr
Hull
Weston, Mo
Philip Johnson
Leavenworth, Kan
Ivins Take Ten Day Southern Motor Trip
Dr. and Mrs. Harrys M. Ivins of 1832 Fifth Avenue SE returned home Thursday evening after a ten day drive through the south. They visited Natchez New Orleans Mobile and Nashville on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrys M. Ivins
Fifth Avenue SE
South
Natchez
New Orleans
Mobile
Nashville
Chicago Guest Attends Wedding of Helen Larimer and Wendell Delzer
Miss Dorothy Glander of Chicago arrived Friday to attend the wedding set for Saturday afternoon at the E. J. Larimer home 2036 Fifth avenue SE. She is a guest of Mr and Mrs William S. Wherry and of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Nebis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Glander
Chicago
Helen Larimer
Wendell M Delzer
E. J. Larimer
Fifth Avenue
Glander
William S. Wherry
First Avenue
H. N. Nebis
Twenty -Sixth Street Drive
Margaret Bottome circle meeting of Kings Daughters
Margaret Bottome circle of the Kings Daughters met Wednesday at Mrs HF Haerg's home for a dessert luncheon. Mrs Jlaegg led the business meeting and devotions were by Mrs PD Mo Robertson. Mrs Lester Martinek spoke on the county Union meeting and Mrs AE Tappen spoke for the welfare committee. County president Mrs A EB Chase and Mrs C F Peremsky attended as guests. The next meeting will be at Mrs George J J Starman 820 Twentieth Street SE on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
Kings Daughters
HF. Haerg
Jlaegg
PD. Mo Robertson
Lester Martinek
County Union
AE Tappen
A. EB. Chase
C. F. Peremsky
George JJ. Starman
Twentieth Street
Wetomachick Camp Fire Elects New Officers
Wetomachick Camp Fire group met Wednesday at guardian Mrs. A. Crane home and elected officers: President Katherine Murphy, vice president Katherine Christianson, secretary Norma Standard, treasurer Betty Buck, scribe Hilda Greenberg, telephone chairman Beverly Anderson. Norma Standard is a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetomachick
A. Crane
Katherine Murphy
Katherine Christianson
Norma Standard
Betty Buck
Hilda Greenberg
Beverly Anderson
Faith circle hosts hostess and plans April meeting
Muriel Burnell of 1637 Bo avenue NW presided Wednesday over the junior Faith circle of the King's Daughters. Devotions were led by Elora Boardman Rosemary Cooper of 435 Twentieth Street NE, who will entertain the circle at the next meeting on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Burnell
Bo Avenue NW
King’s Daughters
Elora Boardman
Rosemary Cooper
Twentieth Street
Joly Neighbors Meet At Packingham Home In SE
The Joly Neighbors gathered Thursday at Mrs. Charles Packingham’s 827 Fifth avenue SE. Prizes at chance were won by Mrs. Ralph Hopker Mrs. Nellie Scott and Mrs. Ras Hines. The next meeting will be April 25 at Mrs. Lester Scott’s 1020 Thirtieth street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Packingham
Fifth Avenue
Hance
Ralph Hopker
Nellie Scott
Ras Hines
Lester Scott
Thirtieth Street
Aunt Het Quotes on Jane's Spoiled Condition
Quotation portrays Aunt Het criticizing Jane as spoiled with no work to do and constant need for entertainment, suggesting she becomes miserable without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
House Warming at Henry Bowers Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Bowers hosted a house warming at 942 Thirteenth Street NE with bridge prizes won by Mr and Mrs John Jackson and Mr and Mrs Walter Knoebel. Attendees included multiple local couples and out of town guests from Toddville Coggan Center Point Chicago Waterloo Rock Island Hl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bowers
Thirteenth Street
John Jackson
Walter Knoebel
Edward Knoebel
Jackson
Paul Spencer
Guy Thayer
Joe Bowers
Toddville
Eldee Bowers
Helen Eseling
Coggan
Harry Bowers
Center Point
Marie Thayer
Chicago
Allen Glass
Waterloo
Jesse Rudd
Rock Island
Misses Jones and Condon Host Fire Makers Dinner
Mary Lou Jones and Marilyn Condon entertained members of the Luwinta Camp Fire group at the Condon home 1819 Seventh avenue SE. Guardian Mrs Chester Baird, a recent bride, was honored with kitchen gifts revealed by an alarm clock. Attendees included Dorothy June Duncan Regina Birney Polly Smith Marjorie Moon and Betty Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Jones
Marilyn Condon
Luwinta
Condon
Seventh Avenue SE
Guardian
Chester Baird
Dorothy June Duncan
Regina Birney
Polly Smith
Marjorie Moon
Betty Wolfe
Silver Chain Circle Meets for Dessert Luncheon
Silver Chain circle of the King’s Daughters met Wednesday at Killian’s tea room for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. Oscar F Washburn and Mrs. W. O. Shelquist. Mrs. H. R May presided at the business meeting. devotions on women in the Bible were led by Mrs. Shelquist. The admission service was read to Mrs. M. Risk by Mars May. The next meeting will be May 14 at Mrs. G. H. Lowe’s home, 2119 Blake boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain Circle of the King’s Daughters
Killian’s
Oscar F Washburn
W. O. Shelquist
H.R May
Shelquist
M. Risk
Mars. May
G. H. Lowe
Blake Boulevard
Delta Theta Chi Members Plan Davenport Convention
Members met in club rooms to hear Miss Margaret Frederikson discuss Principles of Art. Plans were made for a convention to be held in Davenport on April 27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Margaret Frederikson
Davenport
Jolly Ramblers Visit by Mrs Linebaugh Club Winners Named
Mrs Rhuben Linebaugh hosted the Jolly Ramblers card club at 1006 Center Point read NE on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mesdames Rose Kendall, Walter Phillips, Lea J Smith, and Genevieve Carringes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhuben Linebaugh
Center Point Read
Jolly Ramblers
Card — Club
Rose Kendall
Walter Phillips
Lea J Smith
Genevieve Carringes
Skyscrapers Club Meets At Bernstein Home
The Skyscrapers held a Thursday meeting at Miss Harriet Bernstein’s home with full attendance. They discussed new members and adopted a pledge to collect old clothes for a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Bernstein
California guest Miss Haldy feted at Cedar Rapids party
Miss Kay Diers hosted in honor of Miss Janne Haldy of Pasadena California who is visiting Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Iowa City. Bridge was the diversion as the honored guest received a gift. Attendants included Misses Jeanne Hardy Jeanne Curry Marella Parrott Valerie Keneeny Galdena Greenblatt Carmen Grennan and Mrs M E Jenkins Mrs Lea Holmes and Mrs R E Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Diers
Janne Haldy
Pasadena
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Iowa City Bridge
Jeanne Hardy
Jeanne Curry
Marella Parrott
Valerie Keneeny
Galdena Greenblatt
Carmen Grennan
M. E Jenkins
Lea Holmes
R. E. Waldron
McKinley Hi Y Ett es Dance at Coe College
The McKinley Hi Y Ettes plan the Rainy Romp spring dance Saturday night in the Coe College men’s gym recreation room. Ruth Harrison and Kathleen Irwin lead. Mrs Edward Wesale and several couples act as chaperons. Tickets are sold by Hi Y Ette presidents or at the Y W C A during Friday fun night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Hi-Y-Ettes
Coe College
Ruth Harrison
Kathleen Irwin
Edward Wessale
William Broulck
Frank Guvott
Hi-Y-Ette
Wednesday Social Club at Wells Picnic Linchown
Mrs. Frank Wells of 1262 Fourth Avenue SE hosted the Wednesday Social Club at a picnic lunch. The program featured two papers, Influence of Movies on the American Home by Mrs. CE Nelson and a sketch of Movie Dressler by Mrs. Harry Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wells
Fourth Avenue SE
Nelson
Harry
AA. Palmer
Johnsons Honor Dinner Guests At NE Community Home
Mr and Mrs A C Johnson hosted a dinner Thursday for Mr and Mrs I B McCalley and their family and Mrs McCalley's mother Mrs J M Cooper of Rockwell City at 421 Dunreath Drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C. Johnson
Dunreath Drive
I. B McCalley
Beta Sigma Phi Meets at Roosevelt for Amateurs Study
Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gathered at the Roosevelt Wednesday evening to study the meaning of amateur. Mrs Otto Schluter led the discussion and Miss Winifred Wiley spoke. Plans were made for the state convention to be held in Council Bluffs in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Roosevelt
Otto Schluter
Winifred Wiley
Council Bluffs
Sub-Dettes Hold First Meeting at Drahos Home
The Sub-Dettes held their first meeting Monday evening at 2511 Johnson avenue NW, the home of Miss Adeline Drahos. Members include Misses Bernadine Spaight Magdelyn Panek Kathleen Con vey Mary Jane Ryan and Kathleen Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Drahos
Johnson Avenue NW
Bernadine Spaight
Magdelyn Panek
Kathleen Convey
Mary Jane Ryan
Kathleen Doyle
Volunteer Junior Circle Meets for Devo tions
The Volunteer Junior Circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday with Jean Daniels at 2111 Fifth Avenue SE. Barbara Hird led devotions and the group sewed. The next meeting will be with Doris Hines at 371 Twenty-first Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King's Daughters
Jean Daniels
Fifth Avenue
Barbara Hird
Doris Hines
Twenty-first Street
Delzells To Entertain At Bridal Dinner
Miss Helen Larimer and Wendell M. Delzell wed Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Farl B Delzell host a bridal dinner Friday at Commonwealth tea room with gold and white decor. Guests include Mr and Mrs E J Larimer and several Davenport Burlington Omaha and Marion residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Larimer
Wendell M. Delzell
Farl B Delzell
Grande Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Delzells
Miss Larimer
Delzell
E. J. Larimer
William L. Phipps
Hudson Swiler
Wesley Swiler
Burlington
James Gardner
Omaha
James H Blackstone
L. M Henry
Davenport
James A Leach
Miss Tis Lockwood
Marion
Milford Delzell
Earl B. Delzell, Jr
Sterlig Delzell
Garfield P T A Names Leaders After Meeting
Forty nine members and five visitors attended the Garfield P T A meeting with Myrs J Sauzlarich presiding. Dr Leo Sedlacek spoke on Mental Hygiene and the Backward Child, as officers were elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrs J Sauzlarich
Leo Sedlacek
C Barber
F du Toit
Baker
M Gordies
Ro Gott
Creed
Lincoln PTA Officers Elected At Annual Meeting
Mrs Arthur Barlow retires as president as the Lincoln PTA holds its annual election. New officers include Mrs Ted Youngton as first vice president Miss Hazel Cook as second vice president Mrs John Fulton secretary and Mrs Lester Wiese treasurer. The group voted to send the new leadership to the district conference in Dubuque April 26 and heard C A Love speak on the Value of the Local Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk P Ot A
Darwin Baer
Rosemary Kerr
Prof Story
Charles Cahalka
Prof Rock
Bruce Pflughaupt
Mary Holvenstor
Helen Baker
Shirley Clark
David Dinkin
Marilyn Heddinger
Court of Autos
Beverly McKisney
Ahmed Kilell
Leona Miller
Fred Follon
Junior Derman
Bonne Richardson
Dorothy Conn
Leroy Cole
Willis Clark
Paul Hunter
Harry Strothers
Fred Sanford
Rex Conn
Grafton Uale
R. Alexander
Wass and Means
Lloyd Jacobs
Frank Williams
Arthur Barlow
Ethel Shean
Shean
Warold Miner
Lincoln Pta
Ted Youngton
Hazel Cook
John Fulton
Lester Wiese
Dubuque
C A
Termites Club Meets at Sherlock Home
The Termites held a Thursday meeting at Lillian Sherlock’s home 609 Third avenue SW with eight members present. The next gathering is at Miss Lucy Lenway’s 1618 Fifth street NW on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Sherlock
Third Avenue
Lucy Lenway
Fifth Street NW
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Cuthbert Smith
C. J. Lorenzen
Harland Hickey, Longley, William Cech
Dora Wayman
van Buren
Edgewood
C. S Myers
Johnson PT
C J Lynch
MR. and
Mrs. Hambright
Trip
Fred Smiths
Mrs. Macy
Larimers
Mrs. Ivins
Miss Glander
Faith Circle
Neumode
Second Ave
Second St. SE
Misses Jones
Delta Theta Chi
Mrs. Linebaugis
Miss Haldy
California
McKinley HI
Wells
A. C. Johnsons
SIGMA
P.T.A. Meetings
Garfield
Andean Highlands
Nash
Bernard Warner
Laura Thompson
Barlow
Lincoln
RIE
Pumpernickel
KE Leean
Wenry Aed Ahl
Killian
Das
Killian Company
the Killian Company
Killian News
Lenis
Oma
Lenis Corp. Werteries. Ie
Gazette
Iowa
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