Linn Clubs Convene at Springville Convention Note
The Linn County Federation of Women's Clubs meets next Thursday at the Springville Presbyterian Church with the Monday club of Springville as hostesses. Registration opens at 10 am, followed by assembly, music, greetings from Springville officials, club addresses, institute sessions, and reports. An OES auxiliary picnic is planned at the Children’s Home with a 2:30 pm business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Springville
Monday Club of
L. C. Smith
L. A. Johnston
Donald Peterson
Harold Fisher
Mount Vernon
Roy Schwab
Sara Nott
Marion
Ivan Gritman
Walker
Aulden Griffin
Cedar Rapids
E. A. Hunt
Des Moines
Carl Burroughs
Linn County
C. E. Roberts
Nott
Gritman
Henry Cooper
Fifteenth Street
R. E. Bucknell
Dean Cooper
Tom O'Flaherty
C. W. Moore
Jessie Bennett
Transcriptions by Moehlmann Published by Fitzsimmons Co
Roland Moehlmann, music instructor at Franklin High, has two new transcriptions published by Fitzsimmons of Chicago. One from Well Tempered Clavichord adapted for American symphonic band dedicated to Stanley Vesely and performed by the University of Illinois band at Urbana and Chicago events. The other a Bach aria to his wife Anna Magdalena sung by Richard Crooks in Cedar Rapids 1937-38. Fitzsimmons also issued three Moehlmann book sets and three Bach numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Moehlmann
Franklin High School
H. D. Fitzsimmons Company
Chicago
Coe College Band
Orchestra Hall
MoechImann
Stanley Vesely
Coe Band
Urbana
Illiane
University of Ilinois
Bach
Anna Magdalena
Richard Crooks
Cedar Rapids
Moehlmann
E. R. Moehlmann
Fitzsimmons Company
Areme Circle Honors Past RUTHs At Cedar Chapter Meeting
Cedar chapter hosts past Ruths Nelle Tuttle Matilda Snouffer Clara Hoyt Ann Shramek and Lois Cronbaugh as guests at a Friday gathering held at 2001 Mount Vernon SE. Mrs R B Cronbaugh presided and Arbor Day article opened the session. Next meeting May 24 honors worthy matrons and past presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Circle of Cedar
W. C. Hach
Mount Vernon Avenue
R. B Cronbaugh
G. C. Faun
Ruth
Naomi
Ruths of Cedar Chapter
Nelle Tuttle
Matilda Snouffer
Clara Hoyt
Ann Shramek
Lois Cronbaugh
Charles Bo
V F W Members Visit Neighboring Chapters
V F W and Ladies Auxiliary members toured Davenport, Monticello, and Iowa City to install officers and attend dances. The auxiliary aided by filling chairs on Monday and Thursday. A district meeting in Davenport is set for May 5 with a June Burling ton gathering to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. W and Ladies Auxiliary
Davenport
Monticello
Iowa City
Paca Parent
Burlingen
Beauty Contest Winners Named At University Of Iowa
The six beauties chosen at the University of Iowa junior prom in Memorial Union include Betty Hemsky Fern Eggen Jane Arnold Dorothy Hunter Beverly Hunter and Virginia Miller. Selected by prominent artists Pete Westmore George Petty and McClelland Barclay the winners join the Hawkeye yearbook section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Betty Hemsky
William Hemsky
Johnson Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Fern Eggen
Charles City
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Jane Arnold
Manchester
Delta Gamma
Dorothy Hunter
Rockford
Ill
Corner Hail
Beverly Hunter
Pi Beta Phi
Virginia Miller
Fort Dodge
Gamma Phi Beta
Ted Weems
Hawkeye
Hunter Girls
Hemsky
Eggen
Miss Miller
Miss Arnold
Pete Westmore
George Petty
McClelland Barclay
Two Mayflower D A R Members Named to State Committees
At a Mayflower chapter meeting at the Worster tea room two members were appointed to state committees. Mrs J C Lick was named state radio chairman for D A R and Mrs George M Newland added as a committee member. The chapter postponed the May meeting to May 31 and will send a local boy to Boys State in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Daughters of the American Revolution
Worster Tea Room
J. C. Lick
D.A.R
George M. Newland
Continental Congress
Washington
D. C
Carl D. Thomas
Frank Storrs
W. E Brown
H. O. Ainsworth
George Newland
Delores Storrs
Ambar Grotto Honors Past Presidents at Dinner
Ambar Grotto auxiliary honored its past presidents at a Friday dinner in K. P. hall. President Rollin Frink welcomed guests, Past President Anna Miller acted as toastmaster, and Monarch William Crissman spoke on the auxiliary’s support. Cards and dancing closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
K. P. Hall
Rollin Frink
Anna Miller
Miller
William Crissman
Daughter Shirley Elaine born to Mr and Mrs George Atchison
Word has been received of the birth of a daughter, Shirley Elaine, born April 14 to Mr. and Mrs. George J. Atchison at Edward G Sparrow hospital in Lansing Michigan. Mrs. Atchison is former Miss Betty Joy Thune daughter of Mr and Mrs H O Thune 1004 Tenth Street SW. Mrs. Atchison was employed at LaPlant Choate company and Mr. Atchison with Kilborn paper company until last September when they moved to East Lansing where Mr. Atchison is teaching and taking courses at Michigan State college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Elaine
George J. Atchison
Edward G. Sparrow
Lansing
Mich
Atchison
Betty-Joy Thune
H. O. Thune
Tenth Street
LaPlant- Choate Company
Kilborn Paper Company
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Engagement Of Vivian Wild Announced At Tea
The engagement of Miss Vivian Wild of Mechanicsville to Dillon Holcomb of Lenox was announced at a tea hosted by Miss Wilds sister Mrs. Marshall Brebner at 1600 Wildwood Drive NE. The couple plan a May wedding. Wild teaches in Mechanicsville and Holcomb, Cornell graduate and Lenox music supervisor. Out of town guests attended from Vinton Martelle Mount Vernon and Mechanicsville. A postnuptial courtesy followed for Mrs W L Williams, formerly Helen Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wild
Mechanicsville
Dillon Holcomb
Lenox
Miss Wild
Marshall Brebner
Wildwood Drive
Edd Wild
Anamosa
Cornell College
Holcomb
Lota Holcomb
Martelle
Northwestern University
Evanston
Mary Brebner
Mildred Thierman
Vinton
Elmer James
Julia Crew
Mount Vernon
Marie Butler
Marjorie Crisman
Ella Connor
Donald Overbaugh
Sanctuary Guild Annual Luncheon at St Wenceslaus
The Sanctuary Guild of St Wenceslaus schedules its annual luncheon for Wednesday with card games after. Public invited. attendees bring own cards. Chair Mrs Lumir W Striesky leads a large committee handling tickets prizes tables and kitchen. Reservations through Striesky Pitlik or Kopecky. The Youth Temperance council meets Monday at 7 30 p m at Woodrow Bontrager's home for a book review by Gale Wisley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctuary Guild of
St Wenceslaus
Lumir W. Striesky
A. J. Kopecky
A Kozel
Mary Drapela
Genevieve Gammon
Anna Jacobsen
George Pisarik
Antoinete Cihula
Mary Burianek
Mary Divoky
Bartling
L. Varoroch
Frank Smtil
W. C. Drahozal
John Koutnik
Margaret Friedl
Frank Sebetka
Roy Henningsen
L. Besta
Joseph Pisarik
Joseph Slegar
Anna Mae Viasek
Struesky
C. C. Pitlik
Kopecky
Youth Temperance Council
Woodrow Bontrager
Fifth Street NW
Gale Wisley
Fred Woolrich Attends Theta II Founders Day in Ames
Fred Woolrich of 1705 Second Avenue SE left Friday to attend the seventy sixth Founders Day banquet of the Theta II fraternity in Ames. He is expected to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Woolrich
Second Avenue SE
Ames
Theta Ii Fraternity
Mount Mercy High Musicians to Present Recital
Mount Mercy High School musicians perform a public recital in the auditorium. The program features dances, marches, sacred pieces, and titles from Corelli to Sibelius with student soloists and choristers. The event precedes a May meeting of the Mount Mercy Choral Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Mercy High
Mount Mercy High School
Orpheus Gluck
Lion Du Bal Gilles La_Morsania Morse
Dorothy Wagner
Maxine Orr
Winifred Hargrave
le Vonne Kirk
Margaret Belle
Dolores Trierweiler
Maria Fritt
Dear Land of Home
Jan Sibelius
Mt Mercy Callece
Leinbaughs Return From Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs T B Leinbaugh of 2412 Fourth Avenue SE returned after a five month southern tour. They spent much of their time in Me Allen and San Antonio Texas. They ended the trip in Peoria Illinois with a visit to their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs D Morgan Ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T B. Leinbaugh
Fourth Avenue
Allen
San Antonio
Texas
Peoria
Ill
D Morgan Ink
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Rockford, Ill
Linn
Children's Home
Areme Circle
Ruths
Discoler Fine
Srey Hsie
M‘kabes
Dows
Second Ave. and
Second St. SE
V.F.W
American Childhood Education Association
Commonwealth Tea Room
Lillian Anderson
First Avenue E
E. J. Bruns
Elizabeth Bender
Third Avenue SE
U. of Iowa
Mayflower D.A.R
Bridge Club
Doris
Mainfrances Batten
Ninth Street
Swa
Phyllis Wenger
Elynn Martinek
Lillie Ahrens
Maxine Anderson
Ella Mae Posschl
Virginia Ohman
Jean Monson
Mary Jane Johnson
Madeline Hunter
Lucille Steyne
Alice Kulhavy
Barbara Muetzel
George Atchisons
D. L. Williams
W. L. Williams
Seventeenth Street
Helen Johnson
Spy
Modern
Sanctuary Guild
Leinbaughs
Newman