District Two Junior Music Festival Ratings Report
About 300 young musicians competed at Coe College in Iowa's District Two Junior Music Festival. The Mozart Junior Music Club led the event with state festival chairman Mrs. Louis Sila. Winners earned superior or excellent ratings across piano, trumpet, marimba, violin, clarinet, accordion, and other ensembles, with multiple Cedar Rapids clubs securing top honors including the Cecilian, Paderewski, and Rhythmaires clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Coe College
Mozart
Cedar Rapids
Louis Sila
Jane Spreitzer
Cynthia Wilson
Nancy Morrow
Ann Ainsworth
Joy Daker
Patricia Johnston
Jann Mayberry
Linda Miller
Anamosa
Janet Kennedy
Redmond
Janice Donove
Richard Dienhart
Marie Jackson
Nancy Neal
Charlotte Anne Panek
Lloyd Pedersen
Paula Wieneke
Jean Willenberg
Karen Ann Collins
Marie Croker
Susan Dalton
Neva Davin
Margaret Hines
Karen Krumphardt
Clare Lefebvre
Jean Lockwood
Patricia Reading
Sandra Shay
Linda Smejkal
Susan Hogan
Sandy Smejkal
Carol Svoboda
Janice Donohoe
Elaine Hogan
Patricia Larkin
Eileen Stark
Dorothy Blumenshine
Margaret Flynn
Mary Jane Pedersen
Sheila Victorine
Leo Severa
Jane Wortman
Mozart Club
Superior
Patty Ann Heyer
Judy Lehman
Margo Darlene Tow
Anne Locher
Phyllis Parks
Judith Grunewald
Jerome Sabachy
Cathy Rhea
George Charles Blazek
Arthur Dorrington
Carol Lindgren
Dianne Ettinger
David Steinmetz
Cherie Hrvol
Silver Notes Club
Nancy Arnold
Tom Stelzer
Jean Simon
Donald Lacy
Susan Burbridge
Joanna Conrad
Catharine Curtis
Juanita Soukup
Waterloo clubs sweep piano vocal awards at recital
Superior prizes go to Piano Roger Lemons Mary Sue Arnold Connie Cor coran Cathy Russell Mary Jo Deeny Catherine Reed Claudia Melrose Georgia Frenz Annette Reed Karen Krob Vocal Solo Linnea Morton Linda Higgins Excellent prizes awarded to Piano Jerry Wilson Rickey Arnold Linnea Morton Alice McDonald Also won by B Natural clubs Major and Minor Junior club and Our Lady of Victory Academy club all from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Lemons
Mary Sue Arnold
Connie Corcoran
Cathy Russell
Mary Jo Deeny
Catherine Reed
Claudia Melrose
Georgia Frenz
Annette Reed
Karen Krob
Linnea Morton
Linda Higgins
Jerry Wilson
Rickey Arnold
Alice McDonald
Our Lady of Victory Academy Club
All of Waterloo
Jensens Return From Three Month Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs H C Jensen of 337 Twenty third street drive SE returned home Sunday evening from Bay Harbor Island Florida where they spent three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Jensen
Twenty-third Street Drive
Bay Harbor Island
Fla
Hoblitzell Couple Return From California Vacation
Mr and Mrs Adrian C Hoblitzell of 222 Twenty fifth Street Drive SE return from a vacation that included Long Beach La Jolla Palm Springs and Blythe California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian C. Hoblitzell
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Long Beach
la Jolla
Palm Springs
Blythe
Calif
Wa-Ki-Ca Camp Fire luncheon at Roosevelt school
Members of Wa-Ki-Ca Camp Fire met Saturday for a Ma lonpaki luncheon at Mrs. Frank L. McLeod’s home at 1105 J Avenue NW. Filipino and Ceylonese dishes were served. Table favors showed flags of Pakistan Burma Ceylon and the Philippines. Asian children played games after the meal with guests Mines Clifford Cheatham Leonard Wiedeman and George Driscoll attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Frank i L. McLeod
J Avenue
Philippines
Ceylon
Pakistan
Burma
Clifford Cheatham
Leonard Wiedenman
George Driscoll
JoAnn Smith Weds Roy Vangen In Twin Nuptials
Two ceremonies unfold in Marengo and Nashua as JoAnn Smith and Roy C. Vangen marry. The Nashua service at Little Brown church honors Marilyn Ehrman and John Watts with a double ceremony, while JoAnn Smith and Roy Vangen wed at St Mark's Lutheran church. Both couples begin new lives in the region. Mrs Watts works as deputy recorder and Mr Watts as Schmidt Construction employee, the Vangens at Collins Radio.
Surprise baby shower honors Mrs John Butcher
A surprise baby shower honored Mrs John Butcher with 15 guests on Saturday evening. Co hosts were Mrs Roy Pugh Mrs Richard Breidert Miss Mary Phelps and Miss Joanne David. The event was held at the David home 1627 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butcher
Roy Pugh
Richard Breidert
Mary Phelps
Joanne David
David
Fifth Avenue SE
Zerbes celebrate 25th anniversary at Solon potluck
Mr and Mrs Joseph Zerbe of 1331 Third Avenue SW celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday potluck dinner attended by sixty guests. The couple were married April 15 1931 in Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zerbe
Third Avenue
Hetceen
Solon
Leftover Potato Soup Idea with Onion and Parsley
A compact suggestion for using leftover potatoes by dicing them and adding to a thin white sauce with minced onion to create a nutritious soup. Finish with paprika or minced parsley before serving, or garnish with grated raw carrot for color.
Sisters Return From Gulf Coast Vacation
Mrs A A Elderkin and Mrs Max Bromwell return home Friday after a two month trip through the Gulf Coast and New Orleans to visit their sister Mrs Rex Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Elderkin
Javenue
Max Bromwell
Twenty-first Street
Gulf Coast Area
New Orleans
Rex Conn
Legion Auxiliary Spring Meeting Set in Linn County
The American Legion auxiliary units in Linn county plan their annual spring business meeting Tuesday at Coggan at the Legion home. Session starts at 9 30 a m with Mrs William W Bronson of Wyoming district president speaker. Cedar Rapids delegates include Mines Ellis Kuba Schluntz Yoch Ware Novotny Hopkins Leatherberry Spooner Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Linn County
Coggan
Legion
William W. Bronson
Wyoming
Cedar Rapids
Mines
Henry Ellis
Edward Kuba
Alfred Schluntz
Merle Yoch
Golden Ware
John Novotny
H. W. Hopkins
Louise Leatherberry
Robert Spooner
Margaret Dill
East Iowa Lutheran Women to Convention
Three Eastern Iowa women will attend the national Lutheran Women’s Missionary League convention in Denver. Elmer Tiedeman of Cedar Rapids leads Iowa District East, Wil liam Weiss of Vinton heads Cedar Rapids region as voting delegate, and Arthur Tibben of Victor, former Iowa District East president, is a vice presidential candidate. Tiedeman leaves Cedar Rapids Wednesday for the national board meeting preceding the convention. Iowa’s LWM L membership reaches 4,352 in 106 societies across 96 congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Denver
Elmer Tiedeman
Cedar Rapids
Iowa District East
William Weiss
Vinton
Arthur Tibben
Victor
Tibben
L.W.M.L
Tiedeman
Cedar
Beethoven Club Program For Thursday Revealed
The Beethoven club meets Thursday at 10 am at the YWCA with Mrs. L B Winterberg in charge. Talks cover Modern Idioms and Contemporary Americans and Our New Vocabulary. Performances include Miss Margaret McCall on piano and a list of works by Barber Dunhill Menotti Salter Griffes Zoldan Kodaly Berger Bliss with various vocalists and instrumentalists. The club marks its thirty fifth anniversary May 8 with a tea for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
YWCA
L. B. Winterberg
J. A. Burrill
Mointae
Margaret McCall
Barber
Dunhill
T. H. DeWees
Over the Back Fence seafood pea soup recipe
Naomi Doebel outlines a luncheon soup using pea soup mix with heavy cream shrimp sherry and tomato juice. The method combines tomato juice and water with the mix, simmering then adding cream shrimp and sherry before a gentle heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Doebel
Start with soup for nutritious meals today
In a busy day you can grab nutrition with Campbell's Vegetable Soup. The ad touts a hearty beef stock and fifteen vegetables in broth, urging readers to start with soup for a satisfying meal and lasting energy.
Sharon Waitman Becomes a Bride
Sharon Kay Waitman and Roger Hale Von Voltenburgh wed at Westminster Presbyterian Church in a 3 p.m. ceremony. The bride, daughter of Curtis J. Ives, wore a blue-gray ensemble with an orchid corsage. the groom is son of Marjorie Von Voltenburgh and Lyle Von Voltenburgh of Cleveland. The couple will reside at 1529 First Avenue SE. The celebration, titled Crusade for Freedom, features sororities and fraternities, campus film showings, and ends with an awards convocation next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Sharon Kay Waitman
Curtis J. Ives
Twelfth Street
Roger Hale von Voltenburgh
Marjorie von Voltenburgh
First Avenue
Lyle L. von Voltenburgh
Cleveland
Ohio
R. F. Galloway
Miss Gwen Mork and Ronald Harris Married
Miss Gwen Mork daughter of Mr and Mrs Enoch Mork and Ronald Harris son of Mr and Mrs Roger Harris were married in a candlelight ceremony Friday at St Pauls Lutheran church. Rev Charles Witt officiated the double ring service with Diane Mork Carol Mork and Jennifer Harris as candlelighters. Bona Mork was maid of honor Jim Jarmes was best man Don Mork Joe Gordon accompanied the vocal soloist Mrs Noel Cook. Debbie Chamberlain and Randy Mark carried rings. The couple will live in Post ing after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn Smith
Mamie Smith
Oaksland Road
Roy C. Vangen
Edgar Vangens
Avenue
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Richard Engstrom
Joyce Thompson
Bernard ‘Christensen
Budd Keller
Mr. Christensen
Rex Stick
Don Elfstrom
Ed Proescholar
Chicago
Eighteenth Avenue
Collins Radio Company
Postville
Gwen Mork
Enoch Mork
Ronald Harris
Roger Harris
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Charles Witt
Diane Mork
Carol Mork
Jennifer Harris
Bona Mork
Jim Jarmes
Don Mork
Joe Gordon
Ileta Christofferson
Noel Cook
Debbie Chamberlain
Oelwein
Randy Mark
Howard Michaels to Observe Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Howard Michaels and his wife will host an open house at 217 Fourteenth Street NE to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The event, spanning 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. next Sunday, celebrates a marriage dated April 20, 1931 in Dubuque with four Cedar Rapids area children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Michael
Fourteenth Street
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Gary
Lyle Pickart
Kenneth Hibben
Eastern Iowans Initiated Into SUI Greek Orders
Several East Iowans have been initiated into sororities and fraternities at the University of Iowa. They include Carla Moeller Belle Plaine Chi Omega, Diane Crawley Cedar Rapids Alpha Delta Pi, Ronald Helms and James Olerich Cedar Rapids Phi Delta Theta, Walter Brewer Jr Cresco Sigma Phi Epsilon, Robin Price Dyersville Alpha Delta Pi, Roger Hoppe Tracr Phi Delta Theta, Donald Rochau Vinton Sigma Phi Epsilon, Katheryne Harris Wilton Junction Alpha Delta Pi. All SUI social groups are cooperating in sponsoring this week's annual Greek Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Elkader Bride Weds Ronald Honn In Double Ring Ceremony
Hulda Darlene Bissell and Ronald Glenn Honn married Saturday evening in Peace Evangelical and Reformed church Elkader in a double ring ceremony. Bride is daughter of James E Bissell of Elkader and future wife of Harvey Honn of Durango. Following the ceremony they will live near Marion with the bride employed by Northwestern Bell in Cedar Rapids and the groom with the Eastern Iowa Breeding Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Hulda Darlene Bissell
Ronald Glenn Honn
Peace Evangelical and Reformed
James E. Bissells
Mr. Honn
Harvey Honns
Durango
Carole Honn
Dubuque
John Bissell
Royce Bissell
Lloyd Bente
Kenneth Ganahl
Jean Reinhart
Bayless Hotel
Marion
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cedar Rapids
Horn
Eastern Iowa Breeding Association
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Carl Franks
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
University of Iowa
Helen Fecht
University
Helen Reich
Karen Camp
Iowa City
Russell J. Hess
Fairway Terrace SE
Anne Hess
Cedar Rapids Sewing Machine Market
Kresge
H. C. Jensens
Adrian C. Hoblitzells
Wa-Ki-Ca
Marilyn Ehrman
John Watts
John BR. Watts
Roy Vangen
Marengo
Little Brown
Nashua
John R. Watts
Glenn L. Utterback
John Ehrmans
Watts
J. H. Watts
Dean Dennison
Center Point
Vogue
Cold Wave
Co, R
Legion Auxiliary
East Iowa Lutheran Women To Convention
Sharon Waitman
Mrs. von Voltenburgh
Howard Michaels
Ronald Honn
Tune In Verne Sheppard
Channel 9
Boysons
Fostoria
Cambridge
Susquennah
Imperial
China
Oso
Wehe
Ford's Shoes
Third Ave
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