Guest Day at Shakespeare Club Delights Members
The Monday Shakespeare Club hosted its annual Guest Day luncheon and program at the Hotel Roosevelt with over forty attendees. Mrs George M Newland welcomed guests and presented a gift to Mrs A R Swem, the study leader, as officers sat together and flowers adorned tables in green and white. The program featured songs from Much Ado About Nothing led by Mrs L A Gardner, with narration by Mrs John McLaughlin and multiple scenes performed by club members including Mrs G M Newland as Hero and Mrs H D Peters as Beatrice. The social committee, chaired by Mrs Margaret Lozier, organized the event.
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Shakespeare Club
Hotel Roosevelt
George M Newland
A R Swem
L. A Gardner
L. A Gerhardt
John McLaughlin
Howard Manville Benedict
T F P Hersch
Don Pedro
H Brutin
Claudio
E. Tower Leonato
L. H Gardner
Balthazar
H D Peters
Beatrice
G M Newland
B E. Warner
Ursula
P R Gever
Margaret
Margaret Lozier
George Arduser
C. D Stucker
Alburnett Bride Wed to C A Rutan in Alburnett Church
Miss Maudie Peter daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Peter of Alburnett married Claire A Rutan son of Mr and Mrs S P Rutan of Cedar Rapids at the First Christian church in Alburnett. The ceremony was performed by Rev Andrew with about forty five guests. Miss Rain Peter served as maid of honor and Ned Porter of Cedar Rapids was best man. The couple left for Dallas Texas after a wedding dinner at the bride's parents home. Mrs Rutan is a graduate of Alburnett high school and Mr Rutan of Grant High School and Coe College.
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Maudie Peter
Henry Peter
Alburnett
Claire A Rutan
S. P. Rutan
Cedar Rapids
First Christian Church
Andrew
Miss Rain Peter
Ned Porter
Rutan
Dallas Texas
Sears-Roebuck Companys
Alburnett High School
Grant Ligh School
Coe College
Chi Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Luncheon Club Couples Attend Dinner and Bridge Event
Members of a luncheon club will entertain their husbands at dinner this evening at Cedar Rapids Country Club followed by bridge. Attending are Dr and Mrs H J Jones, Mr and Mrs John L Miller, Dr and Mrs Morgan Foster, Mr and Mrs Robert W Black, Mr and Mrs Arthur C Deamer, Mr and Mrs O F Paulson, Mr and Mrs D M Taylor, and Mr and Mrs James Bromwell. Other members include Mrs John Brookman, Mrs Lester Hatch, and Mrs L M Downing.
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Cedar Rapxis Country Club
H J. Jones
John L Miller
Morgan Foster
Robert W Black
Arthur C Deamer
O F Paulson
D M Taylor
James Bromwell
John Brookman
Lester Hatch
L. M. Downing
Mrs Henry P Martin Jr and daughter visit in Des Moines
Mrs Henry P Martin Jr and her daughter Jean have returned to Des Moines after spending Easter weekend with Mrs Minna K Anderson at Commonwealth apartments.
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Henry P Martin, Jr
Jean
Des Moines
Couple returns from Easter visit to Columbia
Mr and Mrs W F Snarset of 1829 Blake boulevard SE returned Monday night after spending Easter with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul I Rutledge and their children in Columbia Missouri.
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W F Snarset
Blake Boulevard
Paul I Rutledge
Columbia, Mo
Blake Couple Heads to Alexandria for Visit
Mr and Mrs James Dows Blake of 2340 Linden Drive SE left today for Alexandria Louisiana to visit Mrs Blake’s parents.
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James Dows Blake
Linden Drive
Alexandria
Mrs Lutton H Stubbs Hosts Wednesday Card Club Luncheon
Mrs Lutton H Stubbs will entertain the Wednesday Card Club at luncheon at her home 358 Woodland Drive SE with a program of cards to follow.
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Lutton H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Myre Grorzge B Deugissen'er tire
Tur air Reane cip for eSt l.ar nec cy ard auncheen to Cay at Boucemrese.
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Myre Grorzge
Boucemrese
Girl Reserves Claim Record Jig-Saw Puzzle at Pageant
The Girl Reserves of the YWCA announce a new jig-saw puzzle record for the city pageant. A three by five foot puzzle depicts a stage replica painted by Miss Erma Oberg’s group, with pieces cut by Jim Trewin and assembled by Wanda Farmer and others during the events at Franklin and Wilson School evenings.
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YWCA
Franklin
Wilson School
Erma Oberg
Carmen Grennan
Agnes Knapp
Maxine Kopel
Bernadine Sterner
Jim ‘Trewin
Wanda Farmer
Bernice Havok
Juanita Brown
Grace Boston to Speak at PFQ Chapter HJ Meeting
Miss Grace Boston spoke at the PFQ Chapter HJ gathering held Monday at Mrs Frank Voorr's home 1808 First Avenue East. She outlined plans for the coming Worlds Fair and progress to date. Assisting hosts were Mrs J K Von Lackum and Mrs A L Voggenthaer, with guests from Chapter DK and Chapter 7 Waterloo including Mrs W C Henning Mrs Raph D Gray and Mrs George Liddle.
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Grace Boston
PFQ
Frank Voorr
First Avenue E
Jean
J K von Lackum
A L Voggenthaer
W.C. Henning
Raph D Gray
George Liddle
Mrs Butler
Waterloo
Aunt Het Quips on Whiskers and Gravy
A quip from Aunt Het notes she never saw sense in whiskers except they protect a man’s necktie from gravy. The line reflects a humorous regional voice typical of the era.
Iowa D A R Delegates Entertain at Washington Congress
Mrs Dickinson hosts Iowa D A R delegates in Washington as Iowa regent Mrs Higgins leads activities at the Raleigh hotel. Delegates attend tea at the Broadmoor home of Senator Dickinson and a tomb of the Unknown Soldier ceremony at Arlington. Ruth Bryan Owen praised as Madame Minister. Secretary Wallace and Secretary Dern attend.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Russell William Magna
Bessie Carroll Higgins
Iowa
Raleigh Hotel
Senator Dickinson
Broadmoor
Dickinson
Higgins
Clyde E. Brenton
Des Moines
Seth Thomas
Fort Dodge
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Arlington Cemetery
George
Martha Washington
Mount Vernon
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
Iceland
Wallace
Agriculture Department
America
Dern
War Department
Winners In Piano Tournament Will Appear In Program
The sixth honor program by piano tournament winners is set for Wednesday at 8 pm in the Chamber of Commerce small auditorium. Performers include Jean Stephensen, Ruth Buresh, Geneva Haldeman, Marjorie Davis, Martha Leksa, Rose Ann Kubovec, Edna Lenicek, Bella Detwiler and others, with members of the women’s music clubs in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Powers Keith
Arger
Bach
Jean Stephensen
Wid Rider
Eee Wees Schumann
Jane Wurster
Dante McDowell
Barbara Sgarlata
the Cuckoose
Daquin
Marjorie Davis
Scharwenka
Geneva Haldeman
Uth
Ann Hasek
Mareheeee Mozart
Beulah Wessale Vaisette
Ee. Boyle
Marabeile
Martha Leksa
Mignonne
Schuett
Rose Ann Kubovec
Chopin Edna Lenicek
Cui
Gazette Pattern Department Catalog at New York City
A fragmented OCR item describes a Gazette Pattern catalog offering patterns and fabrics. It mentions price elements such as thirty cents and ninety cents, with an address at 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
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Erie
Sarzerigure
Ratarog
Cata
Ann
Gazette Pattren Deractrer
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Anniversary Surprise for Harold Jordan and Birthday
Friends gathered Saturday evening to celebrate the twentieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harold Jordan and Mr Jordan’s birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W oC Barnts and Mr and Mrs Roy Potter of Alburnett, Mr and Mrs W E Miller, Mr and Mrs Frank Stevenson of Marion, and Mr and Mrs Frank Moats of Cedar Rapids as they played five hundred.
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Harold Jordan
Charter Couple Return From Ottumwa Visit
Mr and Mrs A G Charter of 314 A avenue NW returned Monday afternoon after spending several days visiting relatives in Ottumwa.
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A G Charter
A Avenue NW
Ottumwa
Dorothy Arlene Faires Hosts Eleventh Birthday Danco Party
Dorothy Arlene Faires held a danco party at 824 H avenue NW on Thursday for her eleventh birthday. Prizes were won by Lester McCune and Adele Locher. Attendees included Margaret Smith Lucile Kibbie Dorothy Kibbie Ione Honzik Adele Locher Clyde Gourley Edwin Timm Billy Kuda Kenneth Teeter Richard Staves Lester McCune Dorothy Arlene Faires and Lian Marie Faires.
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Dorothy Arlene Faires
H Avenue NW
Lester McCune
Adele Locher
Margaret Smith
Lucile Kibbie
Dorothy Kibbie
Ione Honzik
Clyde Gourley
Edwin Timm
Billy Kuda
Kenneth Teeter
Richard Staves
Lian Marie Faires
Coe Players Present First Mrs. Fraser Tonight
The First Mrs. Fraser a clever comedy of divorce by St John Ervine will be staged at 8 15 in the Coe College Little Theater. A strong Coe College cast trained by the speech department appears after a dress rehearsal showing readiness for the performance.
Second Piano Recital Series Presented by Ruskin Sandbourne
Ruskin Sandbourne presents the second studio afternoon recital at his 628 First Avenue E studio. June DeWees and Dade Kehne perform with baritone Donald E. Baum assisting. DeWees will solo, join Sandbourne for a two piano piece, and perform a six hand number with Shirley Mae Westinghouse and Neal DeWees.
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Ruskin Sandbourne
June DeWees
Dade Kehne
First Avenue E
Donald E. Baum
Little Miss June DeWees
Mr. Sandbourne
Shirley Mae Westinghouse
Neal DeWees
Sorority Alumnae Supper Meeting at Mrs Koffron’s Home
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae gathered Monday evening at 422 Twenty-third Street SE for a supper and business session led by Mrs. Lynn G. Swaney. An informal ballot for next year’s officers was held. guest Mrs. Edward Hines of Austin, Minnesota, former Dolly Pope, attended with relatives. Hostesses assisted by several members.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Karl K. Koffron
Twenty-third Street
Lynn G. Swaney
Edward Hines
Austin
Minn
Dolly Pope
Archie Aukerman
Dean Hilborn
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Lorraine Mueller
Grace Glass
Woman's Club History Department Elects Officers
The history and literature group of the Woman's club elected officers after a luncheon attended by forty seven. Mrs. Warren Hansen and other members were named to head the department.
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The
Woman's Club
Warren Hansen
One Hundredth Anniversary Talk On Iowa Settlement
Chairman Mrs J J Terrall assisted by Mrs Meyer Avedo Ve ch leader Mrs Wayne H Montgomery secretary treasurer Royal H Holbrook spoke on Iowa in commemoration of the state's settlement centennial.
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J. J. Terrall
Meyer Avedovech
Wayne H. Montgomery
Royal H. Holbrook
Iowa
State
Church Groups Sponsor Evening Program With Entertainers
The Ladies Council of the Second Christian Church will sponsor a program at the church tonight featuring Dempsy Jones and other entertainers. Grace Episcopal Woman's Guild will meet with Mrs. G R Camp at 1013 D Avenue NW on Thursday at 2 30 p m.
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Ladies Council
Ladies Council of the Second Christian Church
Dempsy Jones
Woman's Guild
Woman's Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
G. R. Camp
D Avenue NW
St Marys Circle to Host Guest Day Card Party
St Marys circle of the Immaculate Conception church will hold a guest day card party on Wednesday at 2 p m in the I C school parlors. Bridge and five hundred are to be played.
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St. Mary’s Circle
St. Joan’s Circle Meeting At ShaRock Church
St Matthew’s church St Joan’s circle will meet at the Sha rock 917 Seventeenth street NE Thursday at 7 30 p m Mrs T W Roy will be hostess.
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St. Joan’s Circle
St. Joan's Circle
St Matthew's Church
Sha Rock
Seventeenth Street
T. W. Roy Willl
Sanctuary Guild Card Party Thursday Evening
The Sanctuary guild of St. Wenceslaus parish hosts a card party Thursday at 8 p m in the parish hall. Proceeds benefit parish activities and community aid programs.
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Sanctuary Guild
St. Wenceslaus Parish
Reformed Ladies Aid Picnic at First Reformed Church
The Ladies Aid society of the First Reformed church will meet at the church for a picnic luncheon Wednesday noon. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
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Reformed Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Reformed Church
First Lutheran B B B Class Picnic at Nissen Home
The B B B Class of First Lutheran meets at Mrs. Frank Nissen’s home 1807 Second Avenue SE on Wednesday at 6 30 for a picnic supper. Hostesses include Mrs. J J Gent Mrs Georgs Schollman Mrs J O Holland Mrs Janke and Mrs C Kent.
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First Lutheran Church
Frank Nissen
Second Avenue SE
J. J. Gent
Georgs Schollman
J. O. Holland
Janke
C. Kent
Scientific note on eye movement and love in society
The author argues science guides moral questions and notes eyes tend to move left to right when viewing pages. It discusses marriages across social boundaries, referencing warnings from literature and a promotion offering a book on love at first sight. It contrasts psychology of love with fear and self confidence illustrated by anecdotes.
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John Galsworthy
Albert Edward Wisgam
Marriaces
Jack Dempsey
Friendly Six Card Club Meets For Saturday Games
The Friendly Six card club gathered Saturday evening at Edward Kalhavy’s home in Schaeffer Heights. Five hundred was played at three tables with high scores awarded to Mrs John Bruna Jr and Jerry Prochaska. Consolation prizes went to Mrs James G Harper and Earl Harper.
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Friendly Six Card Club
Edward Kalhavy Schaeffer
Community club meetings and social events listed
The notice lists W B A Moose hall meeting with card party, B R T Auxiliary at Veterans of Foreign Wars hall with social, Linn Encampment 49 I O O F session with card party and refreshments, Cedar Auxiliary 193 picnic supper at M W A hall, Wild Rose Lodge 51 S Oof N A regular session with card party and prize, and Ze cum post cops 11 Grand Army meet with potluck and dessert offerings.
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B of R T
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Linn
Wild Rose Lodge
Ray Dubbert to Head Armstrongs New Athletic Dept
Ray Dubbert named manager of Armstrongs athletic department as it moves from the second to the first floor for a removal sale starting May 1. The revamp adds ammunition and guns, Boy Scout gear, expanded women s wear and coats, riding habits, bathing suits, and a larger youth and student clothes section. Dubbert has sporting goods experience since 1912 and is active in community affairs.
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Armstrong Company
Ray Dubbert
Ray Dutbert
Warner's
Minneapolis
Northwest
Cedar Rapids
Duthbert
Hanford Post
American Legion
Jis
Tom Avery Indicted in Peoria for Violating Dry Laws
Former Linn county sheriff Tom Avery, now a prohibition investigator under suspension, was among 36 indicted at Peoria Illinois for violation of the prohibition act and conspiracy. Avery, who worked from Davenport and Ottumwa, was named alongside William Cooper and Harry Brown in the indictments.
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Thomas Avery
Linn County
Peoria
Avery
Davenport
Ottumwa
Prohibition Service
William ©. Cooper
Harry Brown
Girl Hurt When Thrown From Auto In Collision
Miss Sarah Weaver an 18 year old rider from 115 Sixth Street NE suffered extensive bruises at 915 am Tuesday after being thrown from a car at Fifth Avenue and Third Street SE when the machines collided. She rode with Paul Knapp of Marion. The other car was driven by Elmer Becicka of 1203 Fifteenth Street SE. Neither driver was injured.
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Sarah Weaver
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Third Street SE
Weaver
Paul Knapp
Marion
Elmer Becicka
Fifteenth Street
Sioux City Seeks $1,000,000 CFRC Loan for Free Bridge
Sioux City plans to apply for a $1 million loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to finance a free bridge across the Missouri River linking Sioux City Iowa with South Sioux City Nebraska. Persia is raising funds for railway construction through its tea and sugar monopoly tax.
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Sioux City
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Missouri River
Persia
Grant High Hosts Iowa Junior Academy Of Science Meet
Sigma Omicron Nu plans to participate as Grant high school hosts the Iowa Junior Academy of Science meeting with public opening Friday night at Grant auditorium. Dr. G Martin and Dr. R W Getchell keynote, E M Torrance to lead experiments, Grant glee clubs perform. Delegates from about twenty Iowa high schools register, tour local plants, and hold a Friday dinner at Trinity Methodist church. Exhibits from clubs open Saturday at Coe College Science Hall. Grant showcases include Cedar Rapids water works model, fake drugs exhibit, horticulture display, butterfly and insect collections, wireless telegraphy, projector of opaque pictures, and a small steam engine. President Russell Blaine and adviser Steven Pattee coordinate hosting and housing for delegates. Henry Estabrooks of Dubuque chairs the Junior Academy.
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Sigma Omicron Nu
Science Society
Grant High School
Iowa Junior Academy of Science
Iowa Academy
Junior Academy
G. Martin
University of Iowa
R. W. Getchell
Iowa State College
Ames
E. M. Torrance
Grant
Iowa
Grant Auditorium
Trinity Methodist Church
Science Hall
Coe College
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Grant Group
Russell Blaine
Steven Pattee
Henry Estabrooks
Dubuque
Pattee
Grant School
Independence Through Life Insurance Told Conopians By Carrithers
Ira Carrithers addressed the Conopians at the Hotel Roosevelt on Tuesday noon describing life insurance as a path to financial independence. He said independence should come whenever needed and outlined policies that are certain, continuous, and automatic to meet life’s emergencies.
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Conopians
Carrithers
Ira Carrithers
Hotel Roosevelt
Carruthers
Burlington Becomes First Iowa City to Sell 3 2 Beer
Burlington, Iowa, made history as the first city in the state to legally sell 3.2 percent beer. Mayor Thomas J. Smith opened the first bottle at a local hotel, the initial public serving of the beverage in the city.
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Burlington
Iowa City
Thomas J. Smith
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