Luncheon for Dramatic Dept Guests in Iowa City
About 125 members attended the dramatic art department luncheon at the Ceaser Rapids Woman's clubhouse. Mrs I C Sehnknecht welcomed guests and readings were given by department members. An April 26 program feature includes three one acts and a reading, with a dance planned for April 27 and a Town City festival round‑table report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Dramatic Dept
Dramatic Art Department
Ceaser Rapids
Department
Riewarman
Ultang
Wouter Musker
L. L. Owen
Charles Gunn
WE. Meckel
Mirs WR Armstrong
Mars Nassif
Wars and Means
K . McElroy
G. Swartaendruber
WR Armstrong
A R. Menars
Robert Younghland
Sam Nassif
John T Hecker
George Lamb
Hecker
Lincoln Ladies Bowling League Awards Evening Honors Members
The prize committee Rosaleen Merver and Bernice Cameron distributed season awards at the LaFayette club dinner and meeting. Cedar Rapids Plastering captained by Eleanor De Groat won bracelets. Dirnev Clothing team took second with Frances Wuddaugh Lu cille Laser Joanna O'Mara Ade line Elliott and Helen Center honored. Chocolate Charm third place captained by Grace Nelson included Eleanor Vanous Ruth Jasek Agnes Buchan Bernice Dameron. Five other teams received awards with special prizes to individuals. Officers elected: Miss Lindquist president Maxine Wagner treasurer Mrs Sarver secretary and Marie James ser geant-at-arms. Mrs Dameron elected vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosaleen Merver
Bernice Cameron
Lincoln Ladies Bowling League
LaFayette Club
Cedar Rapids Plastering Company
Eleanor de Groat
Georgia Frasinger
Elsie Tefer
Daisy Zalesky
Jennie Lindquist
Dirnev Clothing Company
Frances Wuddaugh
Lucille Laser
Joanna O'Mara
Adeline Elliott
Helen Center
Broneco
Grace Nelson
Eleanor Vanous
Ruth Jasek
Agnes Buchan
Bernice Dameron
Miss Lindquist
Maxine Wagner
Sarver
Marie James
Ser Bzeant-At-Arms
Dameron
Ann Stevens
Philanthropic Dept Honors Mrs Davis for Ten Years Service
Tweety-five members of the philanthropy department of the Womans club met at the club home Thursday afternoon to honor Mrs P M Davis of 817 Nineteenth street SE for ten years of continuous service. The event featured remarks by past chairmen Mrs Olver S Wilson and Mrs Warren Hansen, a Federated Women’s club pin presentation by chairwoman Mrs F J Kouha, and a bouquet of janquils and sweet peas from Mrs E W Krickard. Officers for 1940 41 were elected: Mrs F W Oxley chairman, Mrs James Kennedy leader, Mrs John Janerck co leader, and Mrs Clarence Smith secretary treasurer. Guests included Mrs Glen Dagger and daughter Elizabeth Ann of Cherokee visiting Mrs Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweety
Womans Club
P M Mavis
Nineteenth Street
Olver S Wilson
Warren Hansen
Davis
F J Kouha
Federated Women's Club
Dai
Ieader
E W. Krickard
F. W. Oxley
James Kennedy
John Janerck
Clarence Smith
Hansen
Glen Dagger
Elizabeth Ann
Dagger
Ella Hungerford circle meets for dessert luncheon
Ella Hungerford circle of the Kings Daughters met Friday for a dessert luncheon at Mrs Benjamin Carson's home. Were Judson J. Calkins led a report on the Union meeting and Mrs Caron led devotions. Mrs D J Davis spoke on the King's Daughters camp at Montrose and plans for a May breakfast were made. The group sewed lavettes the rest of the afternoon. Next meeting will be at Mrs Forrest Clemens's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hungerford
Kings Daughters
Benjamin ©. Carson
Thirty-fourth Street
Judson J. Calkins
Caron
D. J Davis
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
Montrose
Forrest Clemens
Thirty-third Street
Phipps Honor Bridal Couple Shared Luncheon
Mr and Mrs William L Phipps hosted a final courtesy for Miss Helen Larimer and Wendell M Delzell at their Woodland Drive SE home. The luncheon gathered bridal party families and out of town guests before the 5 o'clock wedding at the E J Larimer home. Miss Larimer is a niece of the Phipps couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Phipps
Woodland Drive
Helen Larimer
Wendell M. Delzell
E. J. Larimer
Phipps
Miss Larimer
Local Church Women Attend DeWitt Meeting
Eight Cedar Rapids church women joined the Davenport association spring meeting and Iowa Federation rally in DeWitt. Delegates included Mesdoures Karl J Schmidt George M Newland and others from First Congregational and Bethany Congregational. The Rev William A Jacobs led devotions and was elected to represent the national Congregational council in Berkeley in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Davenport Association of Congregational Churches
Iowa Federation of Congregational Christian Women
DeWitt
Karl J Schmidt
George M Newland
R W Hubbard Andrew Petersen
Edward G Lee
Ronald Moore
Oliver § Wilson
First Congregational
J. A Hiland
Bethany Congregational
William A Jacobs
First Congregational Church
Royal J Montgomery
Grinnell
L. A Owen
Iowa City
Clarence W Hanscom
Monticello
L. Gleason
Ames
Frances Smith
New York City
Ballard Mission School
Macon
Mounts
Jacobs
Isabel Jackman Weds Noel Weymer in Trinity Parsonage Ceremony
Miss Isabel Jackman daughter of Roy and Mrs Jackman of 1919 E Street SW became the bride of Noel Weymer son of Mrs L A Weymer of 1227 Eleventh Street NW in a single ring ceremony at Trinity Methodist parsonage. The Rev W G Rowley performed the 9:30 am service attended by Mr and Mrs Tony Sedlacek and Miss Dorothy Novotny. Breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home for immediate family. The bride wore a brown tailored suit with dusty pink accessories and orchid corsage. The couple left for Chicago and will live at 1731 Bever Avenue SE after April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Jackman
Roy Jackman
E Street
Noel Weymer
L A Weymer
Eleventh Street
Trinity Methodist Parsonage
W. G. Rowley
Tony Sedlacek
Dorothy Novotny
Chicago
Bever Avenue
Mizpah Circle Holds All Day Session At Mrs Shank Home
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs Stewart Shank’s home 1900 Johnson avenue NW for an all day session with a noon picnic luncheon. Members sewed on layettes and had Bible study led by Mrs R A Koehn. Mrs J M Wiley read the induction service for new members Mrs Roy Kessler Mrs Milo Nesetril and Mrs Walter Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
King's Daughters
Stewart Shank
Johnson Avenue NW
R. A. Koehn
J. M Wiley
Roy Kessler
Milo Nesetril
Walter Denny
Mission Band Reports 13 Members At Easter Meeting
The Evangelical Church Mission Band met last Sunday with 13 members answering the roll call with a Bible verse. The birthday card project for mothers was completed. Next meeting will be held in the church parlors on April 28.
P T A Meetings Buchanan Elects New Officers
Buchanan P T A met with forty seven attendees on Wednesday, with Mrs E W Brownbridge presiding. New officers named: Mrs J H Rienicts president, Mrs E Harold Skinner first vice president, Mrs J Lovett second vice president, Mrs D L Estes secretary, and Mrs R J Felter treasurer. Program featured dens of pack No 17, piano solos by Isabel Frankel and Charlotte Stelcik, and a playground commission film by Ray Frame. Hostesses were Mesdames Charles Clark, G R High, Robert E White and John McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan P.T.A
E. W. Brownbridge
J. H. Rienicts
E Harold Skinner
J. Lovett
D. L. Estes
R. J. Felter
Dens
Pack No. 17
Isabel Frankel
Charlotte Stelcik
Ray Frame
Charles Clark
G. R. High
Robert E. White
John McCullough
Cleveland PT A Elects Officer At Tuesday Meeting
Cleveland PT A met on Tuesday afternoon at the school with 50 members present. The fourth grade under Miss Whee M Otllie presented a regular class example in music. Mrs Hubert Kaplan was reelected to a position as an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Pt.a
Whee M Otllie
Hubert Kaplan
President and Mrs Turner Reelected to PT A Board
President and Mrs Turner were reelected vice president with Mrs Stewart Ford. Secretary Miss Adeline Montillon was reelected treasurer. Dr John T Hecker spoke on child health stressing dental care tonsils adenoids diet rest and immunization against diphtheria and smallpox. He praised the PTA for preschool health examinations program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Turner
Stewart Ford
Adeline Montillon
John T. Hecker
Pt.a
Miss Manners Advice Letters Address Nervousness and Selfishness
A reader asks Miss Manners how to handle nervous peppiness in a friend and a relationship dilemma with an older suitor. The columnist advises waiting two years to allow more dating with peers, and suggests the reader develop interests to reduce self focus and hypersensitivity.
Allies See Fair Peace After Allied Victory
Count Rene de St. Quentin French ambassador to the United States said Friday night that victory in Europe would yield a peace based on moderation and security to provide an honorable and prosperous existence for all peoples. He urged that Allies avoid territorial ambitions and vindictiveness and build a lasting order on enforceable collective security and an international economic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rene de St. Quentin
United States
Council On Foreign
Conservation Officer Leo Logan Transferred to Waverly
Leo Logan longtime state conservation officer for Linn and Benton counties moves to Waverly to oversee Bremer Butler and Fayette counties. He and his wife and family will relocate May 1. R W Beckman, formerly of Grinnell, is assigned to the local territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Logan
Center Point Road
Linn
Benton
Waverly
Bremer
Butler
Fayette
Make This Model At Home By ANNE ADAMS Pattern 4378
Pattern 4378 is shown in a sun dress for children sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 Use size 6 as an example The frock requires 2 yards of 35 inch fabric or 173 yards of 34 inch fabric and 25 yards lace edging Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette 245 West 17th Street New York NY Additional ten cents adds the latest pattern book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
Mrs Hesser Named To District Executive Board Of Camp Fire
Mrs Jay W Hesser of Cedar Rapids was chosen as a member of district No 7 executive board of Camp Fire girls at the Lincoln meeting She is president of the Cedar Rapids council and has long been active in Camp Fire work Mrs J A Potwin of Des Moines was elected district chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesser
Camp Fire
Jay W. Hesser
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Girls
Lincoln
Ned
Senate approves plan to add two circuit judges
The Senate backed a Gillette Clark proposal to create two new judgeships for the Eighth circuit of appeals covering Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. The amendment was offered to a bill that would have provided only one added judge for the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Gillette
Ira
Clark
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Gillette-Clark
Appointment of Enec Tutor and Executrix in Linn County Iowa
Notice dated April 12 1940 appoints and qualifies William Kulhavy as executor of Anna Beatty estate Linn County Iowa deceased All debts to estate should be paid to the executor Those with claims to file authenticated in Linn County District Court Also notice of appointment of executrix Inez A Rogers for Joel E Rogers estate Linn County Iowa 1940 Claims to be filed in Clerk of the Linn County District Court Attorneys Grimm Elliott Shuttleworth and Inger anh</analysis>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn
Linn County
Anna Beatty
Iowa
William Kulhavy
State of
Joel E. Rogers
Iowa District Court
Inez
A. Rogers
Grimm
Elliott Shuttleworth
Ingeranh
Attorness
Franklin Students Excel in Martha Opera Show
Franklin high school staged Martha with Jeanne Cash as Lady Harriet delivering strong solos. Charles Knox Fiona? No, Charles Knox as her former lover provided a fine tenor in the lead male. Margaret Allen and Dale Howard led second roles with strong chorus and ensemble numbers. Comedy by Guy Clark and Perry Woodward added charm. Helen Keith and Roland Moehlmann praised for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin High School
Martha
von Flatow
Jeanne Cash
Harriet
Charles Knox
Margaret Allen
Dale Howard
Miss Cash
Guy Clark
Perry Woodward
Richmond
Helen Keith
Roland Moehlmann
Franklin
Parader’s Exhilarating Ride Leads to Carbon Monoxide Talk
A husband in a parade cab exposure to exhaust gas caused fainting and quick police aid with hand respiration. A fellow rider worsened, later needing pulmotor aid and hospital care. The author compares Schafer manual respiration to common Red Cross methods and notes inhalator use for oxygen therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schafer
American Medical Association
Red Cross
Foods Rich In Vitamin A And Eyesight Advice
Reader queries on vitamin A rich foods and eye health. Mellanby style diet suggests milk eel carrots and cod liver oil. a 25 000 IU vitamin A capsule can replace fish liver oil. Offers a pamphlet on reducing sweat and advises specifying goals for personalized dietary menus and treatment options.
More City Candidates File Expense Accounts
Campaign expense accounts in Cedar Rapids for the municipal races show R N Whelan and W C Benesh certifying primary disbursements. Whelan lists 55.69 in general costs plus 180 deposited by unnamed friends for newspaper advertising. Dave Williams, reelected streets commissioner, reports none for both primary and general. Dale C Allison, mayoral candidate, records 31.60 in disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Robert M. Vesely
R. N. Whelan
Public Safety Commissioner
W. C Benesh
Whelan
Dave Wiliams
Dale C Allison
Last Group Of Weekly Ad Winners To Be Announced
The Gazette will publish the final group of 131 weekly prize winners in the $2,500 amateur ad writing contest in Sundays edition. Readers may submit ideas for three grand prizes of 200, 100, and 50 by 5 p.m. Tuesday to qualify.
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the Gazette
Gazette
Rosenbaum Furniture expands to six floors in Cedar Rapids
The Rosenbaum Furniture company on the east end of the Third avenue bridge has grown from three to six floors in 15 years. It offers low-cost furniture and floor coverings with national brands like Simmons and Krochter. Credit plans allow purchases over 18 months with a 6 percent finance charge based on personal, individual service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbaum Furniture Company
Third Avenue Bridge
Rosenbaum's
Rosenbaum Company
Cedar Rapids
Sanford's Book Store: Iowa’s Great Baok Store Legacy
Sanfords, renowned as Iowa’s great book store, traces its roots to 1851 and remains a full service shop. It offers foreign and out of print books and a vast book department with thousands of titles, including relics from 1440 onward, plus huge remnant sales with prices at 29 and 49 cents and other deep discounts. The piece recalls founder Samuel Armstrong opening in 1890 and the enduring business philosophy he established.
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Sam Armstrong
Armstrong's
Armstrong’s
Armstron’s
Sanford
Iowa
Booklover
New England
Byrd
United States
John Galsworthy
George Washington
Lady Chatterly
D H. Lawrence
Mabel Dodge Luhan
Washington Woman Dies In Gas Filled Kitchen
The body of Mrs Bertha Reiner Dougall, 54, wife of Huck Dougall, cafe operator here 25 years, was found in the gas filled kitchen of their home Friday afternoon. Coroner Dr W S Kyle said she had suffered a nervous breakdown recently and announced no inquest would be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ia
Bertha Reiner Dougall
Huck Dougall
W. S. Kyle
Washington County
President Roosevelt commutes Chapera u sentence in jewelry case
The Justice Department said President Roosevelt commuted Alber Chaperaus sentence to time already served in the New York City federal detention. Chaperaus cooperation helped prosecute George Burns Jack Benny and others charged in jewelry smuggling from Europe. Benny fined 10000 Burns 8000 and Mrs Lauer served two three month terms. Chaperaus 1938 five year term and 5000 fine were reduced. he was to be released June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Roosevelt
Alber Chaperau
Federal House of Detention
New York City
Chaperau
George Burns
Jack Benny
Edgar Lauer
New York State
Burns
Lauer
New York
Federal District Court
Sheaffer Reports 1939 Net Profit of $744,295
CHICAGO AP The Sheaffer Pen company of Fort Madison Indiana reported to stockholders that net profits for the year ended Feb. 29 1940 totaled 744 295 equal to 466 a share of common stock This compared with 691 112 or 4 30 a share in the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sheaffer Pen Company
Fort Madison
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Armstrong
Swartzendruber
Krickard
Schuknecht
S J. Meser
L. L. Burger
Aulden” Griffin
General Club
Hubbard
Iowa City Woman's Club
T R Reese
Drama Department
Iowan City Group
Lincoln Ladies League
William Phipps’ Honor
Evangelical Church
P.T.A. Meetings
Buchanan
Cleveland
Mary Manners
Binnie
Miss Manners
By Galbraith
Pat
Win O Slade, Attorney
Personal Health Service
William Bradt, Mdn
Mr. Oc
Morris Sanford
Samuel Armstrong
Second Street
Sheaffer
A. C. Penney CO
Eastern Towans
Sherwin Williams CO
Third Ave
Siebke & Taylor Quality Jewelers
Lalnury and
Zoric Dry Cleaners
Third Street
Bisgest
Rude Auto Company
Ford V
Killian Company
3Rd Ave
Ind St
Baye
MAY
BRUG
Second Street SE
Champlin's
Joseph Toman
Whirth Ave
Dial
Local Drug CO
THE
Feoples Savings Bank
Rosenbaum's Furniture Co
NOME
Ligenal Credit
Smulekoff
West Side
Third Avenue
Ieva
Sheimnerd Agency
National Life Insurance Company of
Vermont
Dows Dide
Troy
Tiest Street
Moen Funeral Nome
First Avenue
Hardendorf
Kodaks
AD Ave. SE
Eastman Kodak
10Th Street
Firestone
Second Ave
Iith Street
Tn Men
Boss
First Avenue East
Palm Beach
First Avenue NE
Caehkar
Wolff's
St Second Street
Deanna Durbin Freck
Meret Okinow—Wear Diamonds
Hamsteem
Elein
Gruen and Fulora Watchee
Okinow
Second Avenue SE
4. G. Fussell
Optometrist
Okinawa
F. H. A. Loan Department
Kemble
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