La Porte City clubs honor leaders. season opens at golf
La Porte City Club women attended the Black Hawk county Federated clubs meeting at Cedar Heights. Mrs R T Paige completed four years as county chairman and was succeeded by Mrs Beulah Vic Bickley of Waterloo. The La Porte City Golf club opens its season with a member breakfast at 8 30 am today. Various tours, luncheons, and bridge events follow among Town clubs and church groups led by Mrs Paige and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Federated Clubs
Cedar Heights
R T Paige
E E Pearson
Ogden Fosse
R M Smith
Edith Adams
J O. Kober
A E Kober
Ladies Literary Circle
C T Gates
H D Rhone
Georgia Hoyt
Merlin Oren
Tune Booth
W E. Hager
J W. Kline
Raymond Stahnke
C. G Woodley
King’s Cafe
G. C. Teeter
Lloyd Arthur
Celesta Broad
Methodist Missionary Society
Oxford Mills Couple Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Miss Roberta Irene Jeffery of Oxford Mills and M Le Ror Klahn of Toronto were married Tuesday at the Methodist parsonage in Anamosa by Rev Harry Green. Attendants were Miss Fern Carrington of Oxford Junction and John Fey of Toronto. Mrs Klahn is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Jeffery. Mr Klahn is the son of Mr and Mrs Leo Klahn of Toronto, where he works in the family mercantile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Irene Jeffery
Oxford Mills
M le Ror Klahn
Toronto
Anamosa
Harry Green
Fern Carrington
Oxford Junction
John Fey
Klahn
Ambrose Jeffery
Kiahn
Leo Kiahn
Legion auxiliary hosts Keystone A benefit card party
A Legion auxiliary division held a Tuesday card party at I. O. O. F. hall to benefit Keystone A. Mrs Thresa Emeglebreeth won high in five hundred. Other clubs met in private homes with social gatherings and a Benton county Federated clubs annual meeting held at Kerr Stone O. F. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O OF Hall
The
Legion Auxiliary
Thresa Emeglebreeth
Robert Bender
Ed Jurgumever
Clarence Wagnner
Benton County Federated Clubs
Kerrstone
Anne Adams Pattern Advert: Childs Dresses and Pattern Book
Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises Anne Adams patterns 2074 and 2168 for girls with sizes 34 to 46 and 14 to 42, plus yardage and prices. Offers pattern book with fashions for toys, lingerie and mature figures. Send 15 cents per pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern, to New York Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Local club hosts and honors members in varied gatherings
Walker Mrs Wiliam Ashby hosted the R. A. R. E. club Tuesday with a program by Mrs M J Hanlon Mrs A G Mowbray and Mrs Frank Carns. Attendees included numerous members and guests such as Mrs Hattie Hamblin Mrs William Donnelly Mrs Fred Davis and Miss Jean Agnew among others. Alonzo Newell hosted MOJH club Wednesday with a program by Mrs Arthur Barry and a large attendance. Courtesies were given to Hattie Speake for her sixty sixth birthday with a Sunday party and a Tuesday evening neighbor surprise supper attended by friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Ashby
M.J Hanlon
A G Mowbray
Frank Carns
Hattie Hamblin
William Donnelly
Fred Davis
Aggie Wilson
Roy Heerner
M J Hanlon
C Batterfield
Jean Agnew
Jarn Houlahan
Chris Mergers
J A Cunningham
Homer Zimpher
A G Stonora
Floyd Templeman
Tremas Mills
Frank Carn
Andrew Nelson
Summer Bust
David Shepnerd
Donald McKee
Wotam Asaby
Alonzo Newell
Wedresdt
Arthur Barry
Mesdames Marshall Miccalles
Hiram Stankard
Alice L.stebarger Hattie Speake
Char
Kalona social clubs host luncheons and meetings
Kalona residents held club events with several hostesses and guests. Mrs O L Rogers entertained the contract bridge group at luncheon Tuesday with guests including Mrs R E Adams and Mrs Amos Meisinger. Alpha club hosted by Mrs VG Hochestetler Monday with and among others Mrs S Michum and Mrs H A Mellinger. Kalona Community club dinner at Deane's cafe Tuesday with report from George Eglin and talk by E H Ref. Parent Teacher Association met at the high school Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Rogers
Contract Bridge Club
R. E. Adams
Amos Meisinger
Harry Meisinger
Cecil Bragg
TY. V Knerr
Edith Welte
Grace Tilden
VG _=Hochestetler
Alpha Club
S. Michum
B. F Allen
H A. Mellinger
U. R&r. Snyder
H WV Snodgrass
Harriet Skola
S C. Were
Fred Miller
U . Snyder
Amos Mellinger
H. V. Beck
Kalona Community Club
Deane
J. L. Fry
George Eglin
E. H
Parent-Teacher Association
Priscila club guest speaker and social events
West Branch Mrs E W Spence spoke at the Priscila club meeting hosted by Mrs Lewis Elliott. A singing quartet included Mrs R W Millen and others. Guests Mrs Parke Moore and Mrs Cornelia Fisher attended Iowa City visitors. Sunday school party and lawn supper at Mrs L Jeffries. Birthday celebrations for Stanley Grant and Norman Eells. Bernice Connelly birthday surprise at Mrs Philip Sorensen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W Spence
Cedar Rapids
Priscila Club
Lewis Elliott
R. W. Millen
W .B. Gerrits
P. C. Clarke
F. L. Pearson
Parke Moore
Cornelia Fisher
Iowa City
L. Jeffries
Methodist Church
Mavis Wren
Mary Vetter
Jeffries
H M Grant
Stanley
N. C. Eells
Norman
Glenn Hoffman
Alan
Herbert Eells
Bernice Connelly
Philip Sorensen
Minor Chorch club recital and social at Iowa School for the Blind
The annual recital and guest day of the Minor Chorch club was held at the Iowa School for the Blind on Thursday with an operetta The Land of Heart's Desire directed by Mrs Fred Cameron. Mrs William Boyd sang solo and Mrs Charles G Fort played piano with a list of named singers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
F. E. Palmer
Fred Cameron
William Boyd
Charles G. Fort
Mesdames Boyd
C C. Griffin
W. E. Jenkins
Leland Fray
Glenn St. Clair
Arthur LaGrange
George Bickel
Frank Kruse
W. T. Weems
Harry Holck
Carl Kouba
C D. McLean
Theo Schliepsick
E. J Hoepner
W. Wescoat
Martin Brown
Alice Jervis
W. E. Bickel
Theodore Muhl
Palmer
Brown's Cafe
Milo Harper
W. T. Goodwin
Bridge
Waterloo
E. E. Heil
Modern Entertainers Club
Howard Dickson
Garden Club
Riverside Park
J. L. Rhea
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Edmond Bible Class
J. Correll
E. J Bumgardner
Mina Pitts
Progressive Womans Club
Ward Tea Room
J. F. Traer
J E. Luckey
Per Macentet
J. W. Strickand
Decorah Club Officers Elect At Annual Dinner
The annual dinner of the Business and Professional Women's club in Decorah was held at Hotel Winneshiek. Officers elected include Dorothy Tavener president and Catherine Hutchinson vice president. Delegates to the Des Moines state convention were Clara Blagsvedt and Mrs. Genevieve Hilger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel Winneshiek
Dorothy Tavener
Catherine Hutchinson
Kathryn Tatro
Mary Ronan
Clara Blagsvedt
Genevieve Hilger
Des Moines
Freda Darling
Effie Anderson
St. Benedict's Guild
Catholic Church
Riverside Social Notes Bring County Guests Together
The Ho oJ ehrd and Senor Needle club hosted gatherings at Riverside homes with guests from Washington county and nearby towns. Delegates met for a Lemon auxiliary convention with officers and programs led by local leaders. A hospitality party honored Mr and Mrs Russell Nuller of Los Angeles. high scores in five hundred were won by Holt and Flynn, with consolation awards to Cummings and Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Heitzman
William Ingram
John Knittel
William O'Loushhn
A. H Posse
Helen Shradel
John Tener
al Walton
Lemon Auxiliary
Washington County
Washington
Brighton
Wellman
Crawfordsville
Burlington
Mount Pleasant
Delbert Maxwell
Joseph P. Quinn
Riverside
Mabel Marner
Ada Spencer
Ivan MecCreedy
Irma Beranek
Ethel Lippard
Ora Laird
Carl Wellman
White
Durian of
Russell Nuller
Los Angeles
Calif
Norval Flynn
Howard T. Holt
Clair Flynn
Ray Cummings
Sigourney Women Elect Officers in Local Club Meeting
Sigourney Wom ens club re elected Sigourney president Mrs John Schiltz and named officers including vice president Mrs H M Neas and recording secretary Mrs James Green. Delegates to the Fifth district convention in Ottumwa May 9 were named with alternates listed. D A R chapter met with new member Mrs Mildred Allen. Miss Margaret Meyers announced her marriage to Tom Ellis slated for March 24 in Lancaster Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schiltz
Sigourney Womens Club
Memorial Hall
H M Neas
James Green
Arthur Jones
Luke Wittetoe
J. P. Talley
Anna Yerger
Herman Schipfer
Legion Auxiliary
Ottumwa
Robert Ashbaugh
Orel Crocker
C .C. Williamson
Mildred Allen
Pauline Schott
What Cheer
K. E. Willcockson
Tufts
Keota
Raleigh
Fairfield
Margaret Meyers
Tom Ellis
Lancaster
Ellis
Keokuk
Benteco Store
Webster Banquet Honors School Board and Faculty
Webster Board of education members and their wives and the school faculty were entertained at a banquet at the school Thursday by the home economics girls. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Griner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Marve Mather, Mr. and Mrs. Will Beinke, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Sorden, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kepler, the Rev and Mrs. R. L. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Linaweaver, Miss Davis, Miss Butler, Miss Eifelheiser, Miss Garden, and Mr. and Mrs. Moris Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Carl Griner
Frank Wright
Marve Mather
Will Beinke
Lorin Sorden
A. C. Kepler
R. L. Brown
Gerald Linaweaver
Davis
Butler
Eifelheiser
Garden
Moris Johnson
Ralph Powers
Local Social Notes Highlight Brooklyn Hostesses and Club Delegates
Brooklyn society circles report Mrs A M Reed hosted a bridge Monday in honor of Mrs Harold Reed of Omaha and Mrs Paul Toomey of Iowa City. Mrs E F Holler hosted Chapter AK of P E O Tuesday. Miriam Sunday School class met at Mrs Hugh Lang's Wednesday. Columbian club gathered with Mrs A S Morrison Thursday. Delegates E J Schmitz and A M Reed will attend the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Cedar Rapids May 8 9 10. Mrs Gerald Bolen hosted Country club women Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M Reed
Bridge
Harold Reed
Omaha
Paul Toomey
Iowa City
E. WF. Holler
P.E.O. Miriam
Hugh Lang
Columbian Club
A. S&s. Morrison
E. J. Schmitz
A. M. Reed
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Gerald Bolen
Country Club
Roosevelt High School P T A Elects Officers
The Roosevelt high school P T A elects P T A officers for the coming term at a Wednesday meeting. P T A president is Mrs Guy Curran, with Mrs Ed Hardy as vice president, Mrs Thomas Hardiman as secretary, and Mrs J W Cocayne as treasurer. A Cantarian Glee Club performance and a panel discussion on valuable personality traits were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
T. A
Guy Curran
B Ave
Nue NW
Roosevelt High School
P. T A
Ed Hardy
Thomas Hardiman
J. W. Cocayne
Cantarian Glee Club
Frances Owen
George Keyes
Estella Swein
Fred Kluss
W. Greer McCrory
Homer Crumb
G. L. Kibler
Robert Erickson
L. C. Schuknecht
Grace Meloney
Roberta Sheets
Domestic Science
Julia Tow
Erickson
P. T. A. Council
Schuknecht
Character Building Talk Highlights P T A Meeting
Kenwood P T A discussed character building at a talk by Mrs. R F Erickson who urged honest home life and praised books music and pictures. Arlene Rose performed violin solos while students sang and a social hour followed. Officers were re elected and health roundup and Troop 8 support were announced. Fillmore P T A covered health clinics plays and youth programs with several solos and two student plays presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood P. T. A
R. F. Erickson
P. T. A Council
Arlene Rose
A. Brandt
M. S. Reeder
Reeder
Leslie Mills
H. F. Lambertsen
L. P. Mills
Ed Cohrs
Taylor P. T. A. officers host teachers at picnic supper
Taylor P. T. A. officers and committee chairmen entertained the Taylor teachers at a picnic supper Wednesday evening. The event was held at the home of president Mrs. William E. Morgan of 917 Ninth Street SW with hostesses including Mrs. Morgan and several other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor P. T. A
Taylor
William E. Morgan
Ninth Street
Morgan
O. D. Thompson
Leo Ruby
Louis Jonas
Lester Nichols
William A. Murphy
le Roy Jahnke
Mrs. Marvin Brown Mrs. George Schamberger and Mrs. W Reeder
Three women named Mrs. Marvin Brown Mrs. George Schamberger and Mrs. W Reeder are listed in a social notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Brown
George Schamberger
W. Reeder
Tyler P T A Elects Officers For New Year
Tyler P T A met Thursday electing Mrs Harry Dal strand president, Mrs Milo Reif vice president, Mrs D R Hare secretary, and Mrs Curtis Johnson treasurer. Miss Ruby Byers of Franklin junior high spoke. 6A boys performed a news play with Miss Phoebe Bingham. a group of girls led by Miss Mary Risk sang and danced. A final meeting is set for May 16 for officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P. T. A
Anton Nilsson
Dean Harger
George Maloney
Ralph Fresher
Paul Skogsberg
George Heider
Nilsson
Dresher
J D. Leeks
Roy Johnson
Miriam Sils
Earl Reese
James Ensign
Arthur van Cleave
Fred A Winter
Earl Miller
Miss Horak
Mabel Rugh
Tyler P. T
Lincoln P T A elects officers and honors pupil musicians
Lincoln FP T A re elected president Mrs Louis Jiricek Friday evening. Officers include Mrs R Decker vice president Mrs A Truesdell secretary Mrs Beadle treasurer and Mrs E J Whitmer program chair. Former Lincoln pupils performed musical selections with Milred and Evelyn Matejka pianists Mrs C Sullivan and Victor Gill violinists Aretha Shimek piano accordion soloist Bob Merrifield vocalist. Bobby Beadle and Junior Mortland did tap dances Wallace Bixby sang. Annette Holland accompanied. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln FP
T. A
Louis Jiricek
Lincoln P. T. A
R. Decker
A. Truesdell
Beadle
E. J. Whitmer
Lincoln
Mildred
Evelyn Matejka
Victor Gill
Aretha Shimek
Taylor P T A Month Meeting Features Camp Fire Demo
The Taylor P T A holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 2:30 in the school auditorium. Miss Altana Burr of Camp Fire Girls will demonstrate Camp Fire work. Mrs. R F Erickson leads officer elections and installation. Refreshments provided by association officers after.
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Taylor P. T. A
Altana Burr
Camp Fire Girls
R. F. Erickson
P. T. A. Council
Association
Taylor PTA Presents The Church Fair Play
Under Tay lor P T A sponsorship a church women group stages The Church Fair at the school auditorium Tuesday. Wallace Bixby will sing with the Blue Bird Harmony Orchestra of Wilson school performing. The church quartet will also sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Taylor P. T
the First Reformed Church
Wallace Bixby
Blue Bird Harmony Orchestra
Wilson School
Maquoketa Elects New President Of County Women’s Club
Maquoketa’s Mrs. H. H. Whitaker was elected president of the Jackson County Federation of Women’s Clubs at the county meeting in Preston. She succeeds Mrs. Clarence Sackrider who served four years as county chairman. The Baldwin Woman’s Club will host the next spring meeting and the second district federation will meet in Maquoketa next fall. Velma Crabb and Elza Waite were married in the Methodist parsonage with Rev. H. H. Dill officiating. attendants were August Hansen and his wife. They will reside in Oxford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Whitaker
Maquoketa
Jackson County Federation of Women's Clubs
Preston
Clarence Sackrider
Baldwin Woman's Club
Velma Crabb
Fred Crabb
Baldwin
Elza Waite
William Waite
Oxford Junction
H. H. Dill
August Hansen
New Deal Club Hosts Parties and Farewell Courtesy
Delmar residents hosted a sequence of social events this week. Ernestine Kendall and the New Deal club held a 500 party. Mrs Carl Jacobs led high score. Six and Six club guests enjoyed a fish fry at Bellevue and gathered at the Goodjohn home. Lizzie Elise led Contract club dessert lunch and bridge. Clinton held a theater party and luncheon. Mildred Walrod entertained the Delta Delt club at bridge. Mrs Carl Jacobs hosted a five hundred party as a farewell for Will McGinn, bound for Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Kendall
New Deal Club
Carl Jacobs
Bellevue
Charles Goodjohn
Lizzie Elise
Contract Club
Bridge
Clinton
Mildred Walrod
New Deal
Will McGinn
Davenport
Wilton Junction Club andAuxiliary Meetings
The Woman's club met at Miss Irma Willasin's home with Mrs Claribel Pfeiffer assisting. officers elected President Mrs Jaycee Swanson Vice-president Miss Irma Willasin Secretary Miss Frances Kelley Treasurer Mrs Edith Nicolaus. The Presbyterian Ladies auxiliary met in the church with hostesses Mesdames Will Claussen M G Thede L A Ford Walter Kiser Lena Heabner E B Miller James Marolf F A Martin. The Methodist Martha class met at Mrs Mae Sterner's home with hostesses Mrs Gladys Marell Mrs Sadie McQuillen Mrs Mildred Wineke. Mrs William Steinbeck hosted a diminishing tea Wednesday afternoon. OD V Small, Curtis Frymeyer, Minnie Dice entertained the Methodist Ladies Aid in the church Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Willasin
Irma
Claribel Pfeiffer
Jaycee Swanson
Irma Willasin
Frances Kelley
Edith Nicolaus
Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
Will Claussen
M. G Thede
L. A. Ford
Walter Kiser
Lena Heabner
Buckingham Christensen Shuck Wedlock in Waterloo
Buckingham Carl Christensen son of John Christensen of Buckingham wed Miss Hazel Shuck of Blairstown in Waterloo on Thursday. The bridegroom works in Waterloo and the couple will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christensen
John Christensen
Buckingham
Hazel Shuck
Blairstown
Waterloo
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la Porte City
Keystone
Mathushek
Hiltbrunner
Walker
Verle Etzel
Katheryn and
David
Alburnett
Earl Helbig
Norma
Dana
George Speake
Marion
Verna Silka
Gertrude Speake
Jay
Hattie
Harry Shaller
Donald Sorenson
J. L. Butler
Lon Newell
S W. Laird
James Hoffman
Louise Zimpfer
Kalona
Rowley
Klatter Klub
Homer Township
Frank Gates
Anthony Purdon
Sam Blair
Brandon
Frank Bures
Carl Gates
Net Fox
Minnie Williamson
Dan Maher
Robert Maher
Madonna
Arthur Norton
Geores Brunke
Pencesley
Daughtrey
Carel Dekeht South Tae Pogram
Minas Weteer
Meso Stevapani
Breas Narnia
Grace
Kaw Caray
Vera Buchunth
Howard Atertion
Bhaamor
Lawrence Rosene
Chris Gunzenhauser
Calvin Clayton
Bessie
Mabel Dingsiey
Mabel Sloan
Travel Club
Decorah
Hacer
Waukon
Carl W Reed
Cresco
Carolla Schndt
Laura Lynch
Ard Mes
Elisabeth Buckton
Potaty -Ipersuree
West Branch
Sigourney
Webster
Brooklyn
P. T. A. Meetings
Arthur
Alice Papes
Ann Pavlovsky
Arthur School
Anamosa, In
South Booth Street
Loder’s
T. C. Loder
Ambulan
Mrs. Loder
Delmar
Wilton Junction
Lasswell Studio
Higley
2Nd St. SE
Third Ave. SE
Killians
Liberal
Gboyson
Zoric
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