Progress Reported In Cedar Rapids Art Association Campaign
Workers in Cedar Rapids push for memberships in the Art Association campaign led by Mrs Hallman with Prof W H Oxburn and several volunteers guiding activities. A final meeting at the Little Gallery is planned for Tuesday evening, followed by a portrait painting demonstration by Wasman Adams at a Cedar County tea event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Assn
Ordar Rapids Art Association
Hallman
Cha Ran
Campaien
W H Oxburn
Edward Sheehy Morris Sanford
Fo C Kellogg
Arthur Por
T F Hersch
M S Hallman
M Pinney
Joanna Hage
C A Beems
Laura Pearle Stewart
Svoboda
Leia Johnson
ID W Warren Mark Anthony
James D Banke
Frank L Buser
Arthur Collins
James F Hamilton
Herbert Stama
C'nre
Muarsha
Henry M Fuacs
Wallace
Litte Gatery
Louis Pe
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wasman Adams
Adams
Towa City
Mrs Emma A Fox to Be Guest Here This Saturday
Mrs Emma A Fox of Detroit will speak at a gathering for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Guests from local women's groups will attend Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 at 1402 B Avenue NE. An informal reception and tea will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma A. Fox
Emma A Foex
Detroit
Mono
Crneral Federation of Womens
Misses Mars
Anna Woslek
Avenue
Mary Wartshek
Fox
Luncheon Bridge Club to Dine at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Members of a luncheon bridge group meeting every other Thursday at Cedar Rapids Country Club host their husbands for a dinner tonight at the same club. Cover setup for twenty four plus bridge wall followers, with George F Miler among those making reservations. Mrs Clare Marshall of Pleasant Drive SE expected back Saturday from Des Moines after visiting her sister Miss Verona Hae.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
George F Miler
Clare Marshall
Pleasant Drive
Des Moines
Verona
Woman’s club meeting reelects director and pianist
The Women’s club breakfast meeting on Wednesday morning re-elected director Mrs Helen Kacena Stark and pianist Lulu Engleman Welt. Additional officers elected include Mrs HE Haywood as business manager, Mrs Lawrent Talbott as assistant, and Mrs Orville Hepner as secretary and treasurer. Houstesses for the breakfast are this year’s officers: Mrs D M Fellew, Mrs Homer Gittings, Mrs Stark, Mrs Welty, and Mrs Stanley Moore Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kacena Stark
Lulu Engleman Welt
HE. Haywood
Lawrent Talbott
Orvile Hepner
Houstesses
D M Fellew
Homer Gittings
Stark
Welty
Stanley Moore, Jr
Coe College Musicians Attend National Conference in Chicago
Professor Paul S Ray and Catherine Adams of Coe College School of Music returned from the Music Supervisors national conference in Chicago. Also attending were Coe students Eunice Bentley and Margaret McFadden. McFadden returned this morning and Bentley will remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul S Ray
Catherine Adams
Coe College School of Music
Eunice Bentley
Mass Margaret McFadden
Coe
Lydian Society Installs Officers at Olivet Church Meeting
The Lydian Society of Olivet Presbyterian Church installed new officers at a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs H D Haver’s home 1310 Fooxsenne NW. New officers include Mrs Liadan Haver treasurer and Mrs Marie Dertene Toeplese dine at Tet Nia fap Pat at detea of Mrs Hower stat prefited with returning president Mrs Haver receiving a gift. Retiring officers Mrs C E Stone and Mrs Harley Howser were thanked for their service. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harger as social hour followed.
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Lydian Society of Olivet Presbyterian Church
H D Haveer
Oaxsenne
Liadan Haver
Marie Dertene
Detea
Hower
Hareer
C .E. Stone
Harley Howser
Harger
Children’s art classes extended to September at Little Gallery
Arnold Pyle continues teaching Saturday morning art at the Little Gallery with Dirtant Wood in Town City. The crew, led by Mr. Pyle, aims to finish the current projects by September, dedicating all efforts to complete the works.
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Little Gallery
Arnold Pyle
Town City
Poyrtre
Abich Pottoey
Tod Vr
Mc Weor
Bend
Honor Given to Mrs Yearsa and Daughter at Walford Home
A Wednesday tribute at the Frank Moerta residence south of Walford honored Mrs Anna Yearsa and her daughter Mrs Charles Schluder. A picnic dinner and supper followed, with numerous attendees listed among the guests and honor tas toasts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Yearsa
Charles Schluder
Frank Moerta
Walford
Mes
Ilan
Arton Vetroubek
Mita
Oto Melsha
Andrew Syvnbeda
Doroths
Mat Horka
Henteed Krob
Crlados
Secivueter
Vatroubek
Frank Betvreter
Tamir Meta Frank Mert
Attor
Vatroubeek
Caries Sebreter
Pattern for Misses Frock Carded in 1934 Book Offer
A vintage sewing pattern ad promotes a ladies frock pattern from a 1934 book. It notes sizes, fabric requirements, and price, inviting orders to Cedar Rapids pattern department and New York City address. The page emphasizes step by step instructions and a motherly age guide for fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Paneres
Toarther Twertvefise
Cedar Rap- Gyote Patern
L1th Street
New York City
Local Folk to Sing in Chicago Music Conference Chorus
A 40 voice chorus led by Oscar Wioe Anderson will perform at the Music Supervisors National Conference in Chicago on Friday evening. The event will be broadcast on NBC with student and community singers joining from Cedar Rapids and Chicago. The final piece is Handel’s Messiah with a large combined chorus and audience, directed by Hollis Dann and others.
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Music Supervisors
Chicieo
NBC
Oscar Wioe Anderson
Auditorium Theater
Lanegh School Orchestra
Chicago
Hollis Dann
Jess Chaney
Grace Meiones
Cedar Rapids
United States
Auce Inskeep
Marcaer Porter
Methodist Mission Society District Session Held at Vinton
Mrs H G Brown of Marshalltown was re elected president of the Cedar Rapids district Womans Foreign Missionary Society in the Methodist church at the annual meeting in Vinton The event drew about 150 attendees with leaders re elected and speeches by Blanche Bair Flora Dudley and others across Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Marion Eldora Traer Tama West Branch Cedar Falls Garrison Dysart Blairstown Brandon Marshalltown Gladbrook Conrad Beaman and Vinton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Flora Dudley
Des Moines
Marjorie Ware
West Branch
E A Baker
Cedar Falls
J C Shover
Ohio
Emma Auburn Arnold
Mount Auburn
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Marion Eldora
Traer
Tama West Branch
Cedar Falls Garrison Dysart
Blairstown
Brandon
Marshalltown
Gladbrook
Conrad Beaman
Vinton
Vernon Heights Reading Club Reelects Officers at Luncheon
The Vernon Heights Reading club voted to reelect Mrs Jo Ro Weber as president Mrs J C Johnson as secretary and treasurer at a Thursday luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club Sevens were served and a social hour followed the informal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Heights
Reading Club
Jo Ro Weber
J C Johnson
Oats
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Sumehrow
Miss Gasle Ahrens to Wed Bell of Cedar Rapids
Pre nuptial events honor Miss Gasle Ahrens whose marriage to Leslie Bell of Cedar Rapids will be in Belle Plaine. Mrs G L Lyman hosted a miscellaneous shower and bridge party in Cedar Rapids with Belle Plaine guests and out of town attendees from LaPorte City Cedar Rapids Detriot and other areas. Chapter EI of PEO hosted a party for Miss Ahrens at W H McCune residence with five bridge tables.
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Gasle Ahrens
Leslie Bell
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
G L Lyman
Lyman
Gertrude Ahrens
Ladonna Corns
Lyle Henry
Miss Ahrens
Henry
Social bridge night at Miss Genevieve Dolan home
Miss Genevieve Dolan entertained the PB E club at 119 Fifth Street NW on Thursday evening. Present were Mrs Hannah Williams and Misses Ruth Bettner Pearl Boland Berdette Gilbertson Helen Barron Hazel Fullenworth and Marguerite Bolenbauch Rich and low bridge scores went to Miss Bettner and Miss Bolenbauch while high and low scores at five hundred went to Miss Boland and Miss Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Dolan
Fifth Street NW
Hannah Wiliams
Ruth Bettner
Pearl Boland Berdette Gilbertson
Helen Barron
Hazel Fullenworth
Marguerite Bolenbauch
Bridge
Miss Bettner
Miss Bolenbaugh
Miss Boland
Miss Barron
Founders' Day Banquet Plans Discussed at Sigma Chapter Meeting
Beta Sigma Phi delegates met at the Montrose hotel on Wednesday to discuss the Founders' day banquet set for April 30. Educational director Miss Ida McQuin outlined Sinclair Lewis life and work. Deane Pigott reported on his book Ann Vickers. Rosemary Filip reviewed his work A Work of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Ida McQuin
Sinclair Lewis Deane Pigott
Ann Vickers
Rosemary Filip
Friendly Strollers Plan Sunday Hike Along Indian Creek
The Friendly Strollers will depart First Avenue and Thirtieth Street SE at 2 pm Sunday for a hike along Indian Creek. A Wiener roast will follow with a collection for the wieners and each person asked to bring buns. Thirty nine joined last Sunday's hike.
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First Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Indian Creek
Barnes Rawns
Van Buren P T A Meeting Led by Miss Nelson
Van Buren P T A meeting opened with a singing led by Miss Nanna Nelson. Sixth graders performed a program as eight P T A mothers sang, with participants including Mrs A 4H Schmitz and others. Officials elected for the year included Mrs R F Taft as president and Mrs Fred Schorr as vice president. Lena Vogt Linn county probation officer spoke on home responsibility to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanna Nelson
van Buren
Schmitz
Henry Jensen
Earl Walte
S F Temple
J A Gaskill
Lord McKee
Lows
R. F Taft
Fred Schorr
Mippentine Lattner
J A. Gaskell
Lena Vogt
Shepherdess Guard Meeting and Rebekah Lodge Events
The Shepherdess Guard of the White Shrine of Jerusalem held a regular meeting Saturday at 4 thirty p m in the Mae Sonic Hall. Praha Rebekah lodge holds its regular meeting tonight at Sokol Hall with a penny supper at 6 thirty and a program to follow.
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Shepherdess Guard of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Mae Sonic Hanl
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
What’s In Fashion Larger Men Watch Clothes Proportions
Amos Parrish surveys clothing fit for bigger men noting hat brim width collar choices and tie styles to maintain proportionality. He advises wider hats looser ties and natural shouldered suits with roomy chest and back to avoid a bulky silhouette.
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Amos Parrish
Social Club Presents Hilariously Funny School Program
Wednesday Social club members dressed as school children for a surprise program after luncheon at Mrs. C E Nelson's home 1526 Washington Ave SE. Mrs Hugh Hillerege assisted. Mrs W W White acted as teacher directing students and collecting program contributions. Visitors in 1890s costumes joined as guests while Mrs W W Snouffer served as school board director.
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C E Nelson
Washington Avenue
Hugh Hillerege
W W White
School To Order
W W Snouffer
Hugh Harrington
J C Mahannah
Woman's Club Elects Officers After Luncheon
The nature and garden department elected officers at a business meeting after a luncheon at the clubhouse. Honorary chairman Mrs C D Van Vechten. chairman Mrs L L Owen. vice chair Mrs Harriet Moffit. leader Mrs Henry J Hromek. secretary Mrs T K Hefner. treasurer Mrs D P Schwarzentruber. Sixty attended the afternoon program on bird songs.
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The
Woman's Club
C D van Vechten
L. L. Owen
Harriet Moffit
Henry J Hromek
T K Hefner
D P Schwarzentruber
Mrs Frank E Russell Shows Birds in Photo Program
Mrs Frank E Russell displayed photographs of birds on screen while recordings of their songs played. Spring program featured cherry and apple blossom bouquets while hostesses at the June neon included Mrs L L Owen Miss Anna Calderwood Miss Bernice Ermold Mrs C Bollinger Mrs Harriet Moffit and Mrs W Pratt. Mrs S V Shonka announced local end of the Iowa Federation of Garden Clubs tree contest noting hackberry and black walnut trees as entries and asking people with tree photos to send them to Mrs Shonka.
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Frank E. Russell
L L. Owen
Anna Calderwood
Bernice Ermold
C. Bollinger
Harriet Moffit
W Pratt
S V Shonka
Iowa Federation of Garden Clubs
Shonka
Steam Table Deaths At Sedalia Reach 5
Five women died after an improvised steam table exploded at a Sedalia banquet setup. Boiling water and hot steam sprayed the victims as chaos erupted in a temporary kitchen at the Missouri Pacific shop. About 1,590 people waited in another part of the building.
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Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
An Anniversary Dinner Tragedy Leaves Multiple Hospitalized
A dinner tied to an anniversary celebration left nineteen women in hospital with two in critical condition. Several deaths were reported earlier, including Mrs. Ona Kahrs Hausa, Mrs. Stella Abney, and Mrs. Mary Kahrs, with other fatal results linked to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage K Nileed
H. C. Schaefer
Ona Kahrs Hausa
Stella Abney
Mary Kahrs
Congressmen March To Meet Roosevelt at Station
Senators and representatives from Arizona Indiana and North Dakota gather with Vice President Garner and cabinet members to greet President Roosevelt returning from a trip. The informal welcome features humor and casual attire as Roosevelt vows to stay and work on stalled issues.
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Roosevelt
Arizona
Virginia Jenckes
Indiana
Nye
North Dakota
la Follette
Wisconsin
Garner
Hull
Commierce
Congress
Washington
Rainey
Edgar Howard
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryans
Sol Block
New York
Gally
Rep
Dickinson
Missouri
White House
Mr. Sevelt
Music Will Have Part In Y Play Morning Service
Prominent city vocalists provide musical effects for Morning Service by Association Players at Benjamin Franklin junior high auditorium next Wednesday and Thursday at 8 pm. Luther Fuhrmeister is musical director with a quartet Ethyle Wood Birmingham Esther Krabbenhoff Harald Kofron and Luther Fuhrmeister plus organ. Proceeds aid needy boys to Camp Wapsie.
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Association Players
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Luther A. Fuhrmeister
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Esther Krabbenhoff
Harald Kofron
Fred ©. Henson
Gazette Reporter
Y.M C. A
Frederic J. Witousek
Eleanor Hovorka
Camp
Wapste Y
Speeding Alibis Fail In California Courts
California motorists cited for speeding rarely escape conviction with 99 of 100 drivers found guilty. Twenty percent of those guilty receive probation or suspended sentences while the average fine stands at 91.11 according to a motor vehicles department study of 10,000 cases.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
State Department of Motor Vehicles
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