Community notices and club events in Marion area
Marion residents hear programs from P E O and various clubs. Meetings include May breakfasts, dinners, and garden club events. The Marion Country club seeks members, and Pro Manager Dal Anderson plans women’s lessons and tournaments. Fire damages two roof sections at Roy Layer home. funerals and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal Anderson
Marion Country Club
Orville Meyer
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Lake Shore
Springfield
Iowa
Horton Smith
Luther Anderson
Marion
Anderson
Missouri
Marion Fire Department
Roy Layer
Blairs Ferry Road
Social Calendar Highlights From Monticello And Marion
Monticello hosts dinner-bridge for friends as Ben and Bette Cotton mark twenty years. Marion group includes Mr and Mrs R J Wallems and others with prizes awarded at several bridge and literary events. Local clubs report hostess duties, poems, and new officers for Alpha Delphian chapter and neighborhood gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeniy Bridge Club
Eventz Pekly
Ray Carlson
Ruth Hayes
Emma Heiken
Carlson
Marionayes
Caroline Helken
A. J. Rickless
Alpha Delphian Chapter
Minnie Rettig
Clarence Matthiessen
Rudy Langer
Kate Maurice
Fred McLaughlin
Oxford Junction Social Clubs and Prizes Highlight Week
Oxford Junction social calendar shows Bridge and Clio clubs meeting at homes with Mrs. Hayms Hayden Hill hosting. Prizes awarded to Lathrop Lasack Bieber Ledvina Weber Peckosh. Delegates Lasack Shimane attended Cedar Rapids Legion auxiliary. showers and anniversaries noted with hosts including Mowry and Benda households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Fred Hayms
C. N. Hayden
R. E. Hill
Art Lathrop
E. J. Lasack
John Bieber
Charles Leffingwell
Clio Club
Mists Faith Gibson
Lumir Sobotka
Delta
Delta Delt Club Tuesday. Prizes Were Won By Mrs. Louie Ledvina, Eleanor Weber
Mary Peckosh
Gerald Coon
Fred Mizaur
John Karns
Fred Fifield
Oxford Junction
Second District Legion Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids
E. G. Lasack
Helen Shimane
Harold Hall
Norma Mowry
Hall
H. C. Mowry
A. J. Benda
Arthur Akesmit
Neb
Fred S. Harms
Clyde Hayden
J. A. Lathrop
Edd G. Lasack
C. A. Leffingwell
Sirinda Gibson
Delta Delt Bridge Club Tuesday Evening. Mrs. Louie Ledwina
Eleanor Weber
Williamsburg Socials Celebrate Local Birthdays and Farewells
Three children's parties marked the week in Williamsburg. Mrs. Albert Roberts hosted Merilyn Rob ers third birthday with mothers and daughters present. Mrs. James F. Gaffney entertained Joan Murphy's fifth birthday with fourteen children. Buddy Worth had ten years with seven guests. A farewell for A L Hardman was given by church groups before her move to Marengo. New Century club held guest night with bridge and a social/entertainment lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roberts
Merilyn
Irvine Boland
Ruth
George Meyer
Beverly
Allyn Evans
Jean
Earl O. Jones
la Vera
Paul Frazier
Mary Janet
Roy Engelbert
Jacqueline
W. R. Hakes
Kathleen
Rosemary Keil
James F. Gaffney
Joan Murphy
Buddy Worth
Tom Engelbert
Marion Soulis
David Creswell
Billy Wallace
Charlies Quinn
Paul Giblin
Jimmie Gittins
Ellis Lloyd
Wil- Hamaburg
Oak Bluff
Canada
Fred Sternagle
I. J. Sinn
O. L. Creswell
Vinton Club Meetings Highlight Local Social Calendar
The April social week in Vinton features the Garden Club led by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Knuth on soils and composts with Charles Inman. Mentor Club hosted by Mrs. L. W. Koontz and organized by Mrs. F. E. Mortiboy. Homebuilders class of the Methodist Sunday school met at Mr. and Mrs. Clare Donels. Literature class gathered at Mrs. M. J. Tobin with book review by Mrs. Russell Shreeves. Morning Bridge hosted by Mrs. A. C. Houlihan. Church of Christ Go-A-Go class held a Friday party at the Tyler home with attendance by Rev. W. W. Williams and Vern Thompson. Mrs. Joe Gilchrist entertained eight women at lunch with Bridge played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cotton
Marion
Ralph Williams
M. H. Biddick
Prise
W. H. Balster
Biddick
R. J. Wallems
FE. Edwards
Byron Abel
B. Roberts
E. J. Farley
de Maurice
Abel
B. C. Roberts
Halstead Carpenter
Thomas Redmond
Carl Hodson
Arch Grimes
Rg Lambert
Anna Miller
Donald Sutherland
E. York
William Tuetken
C. A. Coxsee
Minard Fitout
Samuel Gutensohn
Congregational Church
C. G. Thomas
John Bateman
Fred Kay
Frances Merten
Barah Hosford
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kitty Sutherland
Otto Burrichter
Oscar York
William Grossheim
Harry Hoag
M.J. Hogan
Harry Maire
Lincoln Thoent
Hans Ruof
M. J. Hogan
Ruof
Leslie Reade
Ed Podhaski
Lorenz Allamand
Helen Heiken
Vir
Vinton
Clare Donels
M. D. Fry
Charles Burk
M. J. Tobin
Russell Shreeves
A. C. Houlihan
Church of Christ
Srl Tyler
W. W. Williams
Vern Thompson
Joe Gilchrist
Ibsen Play The Master Builder At Community Workshop
The Master Builder by Henrik Ibsen, presented Monday at 6:30 in the Crystal ballroom of the Hotel Montrose, is a modern workshop production by Community Players. Darryl Horsfall and Gladyce Getz star with Eva LeGallienne’s influence noted in the adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrik Ibsen
Crystal Ballroom
Hotel
Montrose
Irene Griffin
Cedar Rapids
Eva LeGallienne
Omaha
Darryl Horsfall
Gladyce Getz
Edwin Bagley
Mildred Atherton
Wallace Blazek
Modesta Kelley
Vivian Rosenberg
Florence Sylvester
Gray Wilson
Emma Homann to Wed E LeVern Anthony Clinton
Mary Homann of Clinton announces the engagement of her daughter Emma to E LeVern Anthony son of Mr and Mrs E H Anthony of Stanwood. Anthony is telegraph editor of the Clinton Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Homann
Clinton
Emma
E. LeVern Anthony
E. H. Anthony
Stanwood
Anthony
Clinton Herald
Kensington
Eola Swift
Allen El-iott
Ways and Means Society
United Presbyterian Church
Wilbur Flansburg
Floy
Oelwein Clubwomen Host Week of Meetings and Receptions
Oelwein hosts a busy week with club meetings and entertainments led by Mrs. H D Easton and guests from Hawkeye. Performances by club members, readings and talks are featured, with prizes won at bridge and plans announced for May entertainments. The week also includes a marriage at the Christian church of Christine E Anderson and William Howard Borland.
Cedar Rapids Pair Wed in Independence Ceremony
The ceremony was attended by Mr and Mrs Harry Overeen of Cedar Rapids sister of the bride. Marilyn Nelson was ring bearer and Esther Anderson sang I Love You Truly with Mae Shadle and Martha Stewart at the organ. The bride is the daughter of Emil and Mrs Anderson and the groom is son of Mrs Johanna Borland. They will reside in Independence. Out of town guests included Ed Johnson of Clermont and several Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Waterloo area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Overeen
Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Nelson
Esther Anderson
Mae Shadle
Martha Stewart
Emil Anderson
Johanna Borland
Independence
Yueata
Ed Johnson
Clermont
H. K. Johnson
E. G. Brause
Arnold Kegley
J. Christenson
Waterloo
Atkins Social Notes and Upcoming High School Play
Atkins Mrs. Sam Gallo hosted Friday celebration for Virgil Gallo on his birthday. American Legion and auxiliary plan a joint meeting at Lieb's hall Monday evening. Mrs. C. W. Haer entertained for Duane’s birthday Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Koehn celebrated Billie’s birthday Monday. Attendants included Lena Keiper and Koehn family members and neighbors. Atkins High School seniors announce Bashful Mr. Bobbs three act comedy on May 1 and 2 in the school hall with a listed cast of local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gallo
Virgil
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lieb's Hall
C. W. Haerther
Duane
W. G. Koehn
Billie
Lena Keiper
J. H. Koehn
Church Groups Meet for Social and Dinner Gatherings
Wilton Junction reports the Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary met in church parlors with several hostesses including Mrs L A Ford and Mrs J F Hinkhouse. The Methodist Ladies Aid held its annual spring dinner at the church. Grace Reformed Willing Workers met for a business and social session Friday. Methodist Martha class met Tuesday at Mrs Kate Frymeyer's home with Mrs Nancy Smith as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
L. A. Ford
J. F. Hinkhouse
Minnie Killian
Bessie Nangie
W. J. Hendricks
Einfeldt
F. 8. Abbott
H. Bestman
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
Willing Workers
Grace Reformed Church
Kate Frymeyer
Nancy Smith
Arlington and Area Social Notes From Weekly Home Visits
Arlington residents host clubs and gatherings across town. Fraternities and youth groups meet at homes or church halls, with bakeals and parties, celebrating birthdays and community activities among neighbors.
Local social gatherings and delegations noted in Earlville
The Luther league of Immanuel Lutheran church plans to send a delegation to a Northeastern Iowa league federation rally in Dubuque today. Social clubs host Monday gatherings at various homes and prize winners are listed for card clubs with attendees from Greeley and Earlville including Miss Mabel Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of Immanuel Lutheran Church
Iowa League Federation
Dubuque
Emily Pilgrim
J. E. Clifton
FE. W. C
Leonora Tetgle
L. R. Fear
Fred Galer
Greeley Card Club
Peter Upson
George Rice
Albert Frentriss
Clark Tyrrell
Frank Rice
Lester Pilgrim
Paul McElmee
Greeley
Mabel Matthews
Earlville
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Marion News
J. T. Grayston
George Reichard
The
American Legion
Ivanhoe Club
A. E. Miller
Endeavor Division
Ladies Aid Society of
Methodist Church
O. Miller
John OC. Smith
C. C. Scott
Rural Garden Club
William Ambdenstock
Harold Scott
W. C. Campbell
Ameigo Club
U. S
Ruseel Singleton
A. J. Tabue
Harley Erwin
H. F. Lockwood
Sorosis Club
Raymond Eckhart
Mrs
Ben Frank
Urbana
OC. T. Hickok
L. R. Blackledge
Walter Paul
John Paul
Sally Irene
Mount Vernon
Walter Pau
Blackledge
C. E. Reiter
Sam Shanklin
Helen
Maquoketa
George M. Hibner
Eighth Avenue
Entre Nous Club
J. L. Papes
Dr. James Moorhead
Tenth Avenue
Twelfth Street
H. B. Levnbaugh
Frank J. Cleveland
Blairs Ferry
8. V. Shonka
Arion Eclsospeares Club
Priscilla Guild of the
Palestine Club
Frank Gillilan
Rainbow Division
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
C. R. Biddick
James Bromwell
C. W. Biggs
Winter
Senth Street
Cary Club
H. C. Allen
Patmos
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
W. E. Peddycourt
Third Street
Keystone
Walter Patten
George Miller
Wyoming
Gladys Miller Dennison
Miller
G. A. Senninger
Des Moines
W. G. Koppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
Ailver
Federation of Women's Clubs
Clemantine Michel
Central Avenue
Edwin Beadle
Harold Mullaly
A. B. Black
H. G. Brown
Janet
Dorothy
C. Skelton
Milwaukee
Grace Brown
Harriet Packard
Akron
J. J. Brown
Montivedio
Minn
Reading Circle
Robert Cessford
John Brebner
E. Blinks
L. R. Blinks
Chicago
Edith Marble
John Rowlley
Elgin
Marion High School
Grinnell
Shaver Park
Margaret Oldfather
Lawrence Gordon
Tews Sta Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Beta Nu
Phi Mu Alphe @infonia
Congregational Christian Conference of
First Congregational Church
Telfair Cline
C. A. Cline
A. Dailey, Jr
Put” Lington
Dailzy and
Cline
W.l Sys
Tru
Paris Dye Works
Snyder Electric Company
Marion, Iowa
Monticello
Tet
Paris Academy of Beauty Culture
Paris Academy ‘of Beauty
Second Street
Williamsburg
IBSEN
Oelwein
H. D. Easton
Steve Spoo
Claude Pollock
L. Hauth
Hawkeye
Federated Clubs
Maurine Hamblin
Ethel Oberfell
P. E. Rider
Easton
J. H. Eikenberry
Darleen Pollock
Evelyn Eck
William Tait
Women's Club
B. C. Farrington
Ardy Shaw
Roy Hanna
John Johnson
Harold Vanderover
Fred Jones
A. L. Shepherd
Norma Fay Lawrence
Charlotte O'Daniels
L. W. Hayter
Seymour Platt
H. J. Williamson
Oelwein Woman’s Club
Martin Poggenklass
Ben Jenkins
Jean Williamson
Grace Brant
N. B. Frigden
Walter Hanna
M. E. Bing
J. P. Smith
F. D. Club
J. A. Bogert
W. D. Little
H. M. Werlaufer
H. B. Arnold
T and T Club
Dwight Schneider
Bessie Cook
Cardinal
Carl Jakway
L. C. Knapp
R. I. Club
Noble Grand Association
Pearl Williamson
Maple Grove Club
Vern Logan
Gergardt
Pythian Sisters
Don Ross
Sacred Heart
E. R. O'Brien
St. Margaret's
H. Mahoney
St. Cecelia
J. F. Weigel
Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
MAYS
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Woolworths
Dick-A-Doo
Larvex
Atkins
Wilton Junction
Arlington
Frances Bates
Triangle Club
Klitter Klatter Club
Herbert Hill
Walter Shumway
Arlington High School
Ferndale
American Legion Auxiliary
C. M. Hazard
Eva Welch
W. A. Gardner
Pdialy
aeRo Se Et
Tiree Rink
Amoskeag
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