Camp Fire Girls To Hold Evening Service at St Pauls
St Pauls Methodist church will host an 7:30 tonight Camp Fire ceremonial in the lower auditorium with Miss Arlene Wohele and Miss Marion Hepner in lead roles. The program includes preludes, prayers, songs, candle lighting for the twenty first birthday, and awards. Six Camp Fire groups at St Pauls are Otanda Ehatoah Watecanya Yapam Shaha, with guards and guardians named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Arlene Jones Wohele
Marion Hepner
Camp Fire
A Brooks
Mary S. Edsar
J A Yessler
St Paul's Girls’ Work Committee
Floyd Knapp
City Counc
Frank Waples
City Council
MR Warren
City Counci
Norma Glass
Camp Fire Girls Organization
Watecanya
Woape
Camp Fire Law
Wareren
Wohelp
Ariana Burr
Waples
Miss Burr
Ar Jene Jones
Mary Chalmers
L. Toogood
Kathryn Engle
Betty Jacus
Joyce Palmer
Alice Powers
Ruth Toogood
St. Paul's Church
Otanda
Louise Northcott
Owenesa
Montello Knapp
Ruth Walsmith
Ehatoah
E. W. DeNio
Yapam
Dorothy Striesky
Cora Hampton
Shaha
John R. Battin
Guardian
J U . Wessler
Robert Armstrong
Central Park Church
Trinity Methodist
Rockefeller Guests At Cedar Rapids Shrine Party
Mr and Mrs R P Rockefeller former Cedar Rapids residents stayed at Hotel Montrose Friday enroute from Excelsior Springs to Chicago. Rockefeller served as assistant treasurer of the Milwaukee railroad and attended a supper at the Shrine temple with old friends at a children’s party Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R- P. Rockefeller
Cedar Rapids
Montrose
Excelsior Sprintete
Chicago
Rockefeller
Milwaukee Railroad
Shrine Temple
Gourleys Honored at Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs R Gourley were surprised by friends in a Friday evening party. Bunce was high in pinfall with Mrs Glenn Wilson and Harley Simon winning, Irvin Harris and Carl Prabel low. Toasts by Cecil McKinney, Irvin Harris, and W M Phillips. Guests included the Gourleys, their son James, and numerous neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gourley
Bunce
Glenn Wilson
Harley Simon
Irvin Harris
Carl Prabel
Cecil McKinney
W M Phillips
Gourleys
Gourley
James
Gien Wilson
Carl Prabe
Ladies circle meets at St George Syrian Orthodox Church
The Ladies circle of St George Syrian Orthodox Church met Thursday evening with Mrs Joseph Kacere at 1009 Twelfth Avenue SE. A religious story was told as part of the program. The hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St George Syrian Orthodox Church
Joseph Kacere
Twelfth Avenue SE
Happy Group Meeting With Mrs Campbell Tonight
The Happy Group club will meet with Mrs Mary Campbell at 504 First Street SW this evening at 7 30. A Want Ad notes roof repairing chair caning shades cleaned and class 6 in the advertisement section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Group Club
Mary Campbell
First Street
Libra themed Old Almanac Quilt pattern explained
The article describes a Libra centered quilt border pattern using a scales motif and a blue color scheme. It outlines transferring and embroidering a Libra design, linking zodiac signs to personality traits, and suggests pairing two blocks to honor maker and a harmonious zodiac partner. It ends with a comment on Libra Virgo marriage dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Almanac
Nancy Page
Nancy
Mount Vernon Weekend Guests and Local Socials in Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon hosts weekend visitors from Hanceville Alabama and Chicago as well as local dinners and church events. Notable gatherings include D H Mueller's welcome at a church anniversary, a fifty year wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Litts with a family dinner and friends gathering, and a W R C benefit card party with planning committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Burgstahler
Emma Burkhart
Bertha Kinney
Hanceville
Ala
George Anselm
Chicago
E. E. Pierce
Anselm
D. A. van Metre
E. C. Pratt
Lamont
Des Moines
S L. Chandler
Methodist Church
D.H Mueller
Margaret Risser
Opal Stearns
Geraldine Bryant
Francis Gilliland
Edwin Rogers
J.D. Peet
Roy Nelson
Harry Hartung
Wanshama
St. Paul's Church
Cedar Rapids
D. C Davis
Louis Davis
Robert
Longmont
Colo
A. C. Bradley
Dean
Martha Jean
Omaha
Harold Davis
Martin
Margaret
Lisbon
Miriam Woodland
Beverly
Mary Jane Davis
Charles Litts
Lorenzo Siver
S. A. Westcott
Myrtle
Ollie Duncan
Will Kleineck
P. H Kafer
Grant Kafer
Merle Kafer
George Lake
Raymond
Joe Sedlacek
Shower Honors Mrs Jack I Holt Former Ruth Tabor
Recent bride Ruth Tabor of Hubbard, now Mrs Jack I Holt, was honored at a Wednesday evening shower at the home of Mrs George M King. Mrs William H Mevers assisted as hostess. twelve guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M King
Seventeenth Street
William H Mevers
Jack I Holt
Ruth Tabor
Hubbard
Brooklyn church class and clubs host gatherings across week
The Brooklyn Winners class met with Mr and Mrs Ray Robey while the social committee included Mildred Nace Ann Connell and Mae Robey. South Side circle gathered at Mrs Katherine Frus home with Regina Holland in charge. Madison Wide Awake Girls met at Hazel and Irma Keller’s with Mildred McCon nell reading. Brooklyn high class of 1932 held first reunion at Zillah Rouda bush’s home and elected officers. AK O chapter was entertained by Mrs Dean Gates with prize readings. Dr and Mrs Simeral hosted a dinner for Jess Barnes and Mrs Simeral and for Mr and Mrs Harry Tinker’s wedding anniversary. A welfare shower by the WRC was held at Mrs Guy Dunton’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brethren Church
Ray Robey
Mildred Nace
Ann Connell
Mae Robey
South Side Circle
Katherine Frus
Regina Holland
Madison Wide Awake
Hazel
Irma Keller
Mildred McConnell
Brooklyn
Zillah Roudabush
Thomas Johnson
Forrest Brenfman
Dean Gates
Lola Landes
C W. Fowler
Charles Ferguson
Simeral
Jess Barnes
Harry Tinker
Guy Dunton
WRC
Tama Woman Irene Soth Marries Clayton Millard in Grinnell
Tama resident Irene Soth and Clayton Millard of Montour wed in Grinnell on April 24 with Millard and Soth families in attendance. Mrs Carrie Crenshaw hosted Chapter EW PE On at her home while Dolly Randolph Jackson read a paper and C F Tunnell spoke. Clarence Zuber guest. Jesse Kauble hosted Methodist Sunday School executives Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Soth
Tama
Grinnell
Clayton Millard
O L Millard
Montour
Millards
Mildred Pearce
Grnnell
Millard
Frances Millard
Carrie Crenshaw
EW. PE
Dolly Randolph Jackson
C .F. Tunnell
Clarence Zuber
Jesse Kauble
Methodist Sunday School
Almanac quilt blocks offered with missing pieces
A note from Nancy Page in The Cedar Rapids Gazette requests readers to send ten cents for each Old Almanac Quilt block missing from earlier publications. Include a stamped addressed envelope and mail to Nancy Page care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Page
Cedar Rapids
The
Legion Auxiliary county convention on Americanization day
Olin American Legion Auxiliary held a county convention on Americanization day with Mrs. Reva White presiding. Participants included Ann Kendall, Rev Earl Hodgkin, Velma James, Oscar Houstman, Catherine Doolittle of Anamosa, Clara King of Anamosa, speakers Ann Kendall of Coggon, Kopp of Marion, and Rose mary White on music. The Wyoming unit performed ritual and a quartet featured Nobel Mershon, Rupert Mason, Hazel Mason, and Nellie Stivers, with Nellie Stivers also singing. Tea followed in the Methodist dining room, served by the local unit, with Bernice Williams of Marion giving a talk after. Pages were Mrs. Viola Mumby and Mrs. Etta Taylor, accompanist Alma Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Reva White
Ann Kendall
Earl Hodgkin
Velma James
Oscar Houstman
Catherine Doolittle
Anamosa
Clara King
Coggon
Kopp
Marion
Rosemary White
Olin
Wyoming
Nobel Mershon
Rupert Mason
Hazel Mason
Nellie Stivers
Bernice Williams
Viola Mumby
Etta Taylor
Alma Stuart
Calamus Post-nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Lloyd Henning
A post-nuptial shower held by the LDRs in Calamus honored Mrs Lloyd Henning. Prizes in con tests were won by Mrs Milton Henning Grace Henning and Miss Grace Johnson. OBS and Legion Auxiliary conventions were attended by listed members in Clinton and Wheatland. The Bridge club social at Mrs George Robley’s featured prizes for Mrs Leonard Horstman Mrs Blanche Neff and Mrs Myrtle Hayes. Next meeting set with Mrs Leora Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Henning
LDR
Swanhild Petersen
Milton Henning
Grace Henning
Grace Johnson
Tillie Ostergaard
Myrtle Hayes
Clinton
Legion Auxiliary
Wheatland
L B St John
Margaret Raider
Mena Kuebler
Grover Drummond
Blanch Neff
Bridge Club
George Robley
Leonard Horstman
Blanche Neff
Leora Sampson
Oxford Hosts Past Grand Club and Local Event
Oxford hosts the Past Grand club of Rebekah lodge at the Cotter home with a long list of attendees. Town University extension head Bruce Mahan spoke at a Parent-teacher meeting, with multiple locals on the program. Mr and Mrs Emmet Smith hosted a south-of-town birthday dinner for Donald Smith. John Nidey to host dinner at home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cotter
Grace Mueller
Rebekah Lodge
Cotter
Magele Harker
George Wagner
Carrie Immel
Ethel Mann
Oleta Harker
Myrtle Speers
Vera Rapp
Fannie Karsten
Tony Bartholomew
Lilly Maske
Sophia Cook
Ella Saxton
Susie Watson
Kathryn Maske
Lucy Henderson
Ella Oakes
Emma Schmidt
Ladies Aid Meeting Honors Daugh ter-In-Law on Birthday
Tiffin hosts a church Ladies Aid meeting Wednesday afternoon honoring Mrs. Floyd Nidey on her eighteenth birthday. Carrie James Oleta Harker Daisy James Alice Worthman and Flora James will be hostesses with Vera Rapp in charge of devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Floyd Nidey
Carrie James
Oleta Harker
Daisy James
Alice Worthman
Flora James
Ladies Aid
Vera Rapp
Local Social Notes Highlight Arlington Club Hostesses
Arlington social roundups show Mrs. Walter Shumway hosting the Pastime embroidery group, Mrs. Frank Gitchell leading the Four Four club, and high school freshmen enjoying a midweek picnic. Several ladies including Mrs. Frank Nichols and Mrs. L. E. Barnes hosted Friday Afternoon and Monday Afternoon bridge gatherings, with a farewell dinner at the Clarence Nus home for Miss Berta Gernand departing to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shumway
Frank Gitchell
Frank Nichols
L. E. Barnes
Charles de Bow
C. Sparrow
Robert Willerton
Henry Flowers
Carnes
Clarence Nus
Berta Gernand
Mrs. Nus
California
Sew and So club meets with Mrs Bertha Faas and guests
What Cheer notes the Sew and So club gathering on Wednesday with Mrs Bertha Faas and Mr and Mrs Alfred Whyte hosting a bridge club Thursday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Cecil Wright and Carl Draepert. The Legion auxiliary met Friday with Mrs Paul Bollinger and a guest, Mrs Daryl Mathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew
Bertha Faas
Alfred Whyte
Cecil Wright
Carl Draepert
Legion Auxiliary
Paul Bollinger
Daryl Mathers
Strawberry Point Garden Club Meets for Papers and Music
The Strawberry Point Garden club met Wednesday with Mrs. Fred Lundt presiding. Miss Nell Westfall opened the meeting and papers were read by Mrs. O Fentner Mrs. Grace Eaton and Mrs. Henry Kaberle. The club trio met James Jennie Howard ROW alertt and Carrie Slagle. Mrs. RO V Withon performed two piano solos. Five Luther League members presented a one act play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point Garden Club
Fred Lundt
Nell Westfall
O Fentner
Grace Eaton
Henry Kaberle
James Jennie Howard
Row Alertt
Carrie Slagle
V Withon
Luther League
Anamosa notices and club meetings of the week
The Rev. E A Schlaman was surprised by friends on his birthday Tuesday. The Fortnightly club met Wednesday with Mrs. R M Peet. Mrs. Ida Van Kirk and Mrs. Nellie Miller led topics. Congregational church women plan a May dinner Monday evening. Church family night was held Wednesday. The Methodist Woman's Home Missionary society met with Mrs. Ollie Hopkins and Mrs. Mat Morman Friday with Mrs. C H Ireland directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Schlaman
R. M. Peet
Ida van Kirk
Nellie Miller
Congregational Church
Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ollie Hopkins
Mat Morman
C. H. Ireland
Local Club Hostesses Honor Members With Showers and Birthdays
Mrs. Homer Zimpfer hosted the RA RE club with a shower for Mrs. Joe Wachal and a large guest list. The M O J H club met with hostess Mrs. Fred King and many attendees. Officers were elected: D W Hyde president Fred King vice president Fern Horak secretary Thomas Gardner treasurer. Mrs. Hattie Speake celebrated her 64th birthday with family from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Zimpfer
R A. R. E. Club
Joe Wachal
Jean Agnew
Frank Carnes
Jessie Cunningham
Blanche Donnelly
Hattie Hamblin
Sadie Heefner
Minnie Hight
John Houlahan
Anna Mette
Ralph Minehart
Lucy Nelson
Rose Risk
Susie Zimmerman
Maude Booth
Enos Groves
Thomas Gardner
Frank Takes
Alice Listebarger
Andrew Kuhn
Leland Berry
Mayette Wilsor
C. Graves
C. Murphy
Rebecca Horak
Hiram Stankard
Fred King
Myrtle McCalley
Marshall McCaney
Truman Shackleford
Eva Kent
Shower Honors Two Brides At Walker Presbyterian
The Presbyterian Sunday school hosted a Wednesday shower at Mrs. Arthur Barry’s home honoring Mrs. Floyd Baker and Mrs. Harlan Cook, recent brides. Attendees included Mrs. Stockwell Liddle, Miss Louise Zimpfer, Miss Gussie Baldwin, Mrs. Frank Carnes, Mrs. Hattie Speake, Miss Gertrude Speake, Mrs. Peter Wilson, Mrs. E. G. Fisher, Mrs. Charley McPike, Mrs. Glenn Polk, Miss Lucille Potter, Mrs. Thomas Wiley, Mrs. W. A. Skallerup, Mrs. Arthur Barry, Miss Pauline Barry, Mrs. Lassie Laughlin, Marion and Irene Wachal, Shirley Polk, and others from Walker and Alburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verl Etzel
Kathleen
David
Alburnett
Gertrude Speake
Jay B. Speake
Mary Callan
Guy Whitson
Walker
Presbyterian Sunday School
Arthur Barry
Floyd Baker
Harlan Cook
Stockwell Liddie
Louise Zimpfer
Gussie Baldwin
Frank Carnes
Hattie Speake
Peter Wilson
E. G. Fisher
Charley McPike
Glenn Polk
Lucille Potter
Thomas Wiley
W. A. Skallerup
Pauline Barry
Lassie Laughlin
Marion
Irene Wachal
Shirley Polk
Mechanicsville Bridge Club Spring Party Honors Winners
The D C Bridge Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs J I Cook on Tuesday with Harry Jackson winning the traveling prize. Mrs J C Houle took the women’s high prize and Philip Ward the men’s. Attendees included numerous Mount Vernon residents and local couples. Wayne Smith hosted the M B Bridge Club Thursday with Mrs D C Bell high and Mrs O A Byrne second. guests included Mrs Frank Woods and Mrs J C Houle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Richard Kerwin
Howard Kegley
Mount Vernon
C. W. Norris
J C. Houle
Clair Hefflefinger
J. I Cook
Wayne Smith
M. B. Bridge Club
D. C. Bell
Oo. A. Byrne
Frank Woods
J. C. Houle
Community gatherings fill Earlville church and clubs
The Earlville Sunday School Institute met at Earlville Congregational church with Rev. A. B. Soule presiding and Walter Hutton of the Iowa state Council of Christian Education speaking. Various clubs held meetings and events, including the Past Worthy Matrons, Chain of Tea, Al moral Social, and Ww. c. T. U. plus birthday celebrations and class activities across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County Sunday School
Earlville
Stumpf’s Bridge
Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Group
Winthrop Congregational Church
Maxyne Hahn
James Smock
Harold
Harold Holscher
W. W. Keith
Verda Belle
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Ladies Civic League
Ella Baskerville
Methodist Church
Harriet Cook
L. C. Smith
E. 0. T. Club
Irma Thompson
Della Parkin
Ruby Woestem
North English Couple Married at Methodist Parsonage
Gladys Gorsch and George Stout wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. M D Cox officiating. Attendants were Hazel Gorsch and Paul Sievert. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gorsch. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Lafe Stout of West Chester. A pot luck dinner at E M Mahannah home Friday honored birthdays of Dr Orlo Hardy and Merle Smith with guests including Dr and Mrs Hardy of Millersburg, Elmer Kauf man, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Gorsch
George Stout
M. D Cox
Hazel Gorsch
Paul Sievert
George Gorsch
Stout
Lafe Stout
West Chester
E. M. Mahannah
Orlo Hardy
Merle Smith
Hardy
Millersburg
Elmer Kaufman
Newton
L. C. Ferris
Ortheo Kilbourne
Salt Lake City
Dorothy Hardy
Central City Club Meetings Highlight Local Hosts
Mrs Nellie Hansen entertained the S C club last week with Mrs Lil Man Sherman in charge. Guests included Mrs Hazel Gunn, Mrs Myrtle Schenk, Mrs Frank Marshall and Mrs Carl Henderson. Mrs F O Sutter hosted the Literary and Musical club Friday with lessons by Mrs Marget Chapman and Mrs Anna Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hansen
S. C. Club
Lil- Man Sherman
Hazel Gunn
Myrtle Schenk
Frank Marshall
Carl Henderson
F. O. Sutter
Marget Chapman
Anna Phillips
Damascus Shrine officers installed in Kalona ceremony
Washington Mrs. T. V. Knerr of Kalona was installed as worthy high priestess of the Damascus Shrine. Rose M. Reid acted as installing officer with a large slate of newly elected officers including Roy Means, Mrs. Rothschild, Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs. Speer and many others. Also notable were Fern Cliff 4-H elects and Camp Fire girls celebrating an anniversary, plus weddings and club events across Kalona community circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Knerr
Kalona
Damascus
White Shrine
Jerusalem
Rose M. Reid
Johanna Ream
L. A. Jones
Mark Jackson
Clara Faulkner
Howard McBride
A. H. Twinam
Fred Reid
Will Hemmings
Harvey Meek
Veneta Larby
L. L. Chamness
Keota
Roger Sherman
L. B. Lupton
Wise Men
Harrison Dodder
King
Lawrence Wilson
Queen
Glenn Mace
Worthy Guardian
John Winga
Worthy Guard
Gladys Mace
Courier
Mildred Craig
Flower
Violet Flynn
Stella Thompson
Grace Thompson
Juanita Herring
Helen Bishop
Nawakamoka Council of
Camp Fire Girls
George Dowell
J. R. Kruser
Bertha Phillip
Mary Annabel Westphal
Ruth Turner
Evelyn Nebergall
Harriet Resiter
Betty Kolesick
Evely Nebergall
Virginia Rohrer
Faye Ellen Phillips
T. C. Meibohm
Local social notes from Belle Plaine residents weekend events
Belle Plaine social roundup lists gatherings hosted by Mrs J C Mortland for the Past Pocahontas association and by Mrs Co B Wilcox for the Silver Chain club. It also notes Jolly Sixteen card club, Willing Workers of the Methodist church, Lucky Thirteen Bunco, birthday observance for Mrs W A Butzloff, and visits by guests from Tama and Van Horne. Additional gatherings include Nona Cara club, Junior Garden club, and the I O O F anniversary celebration with Rebekah lodge and Odd Fellows friends planned Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C. Mortland
Pocahontas Association
Co. B Wilcox
Silver Chain Club
Carl McKee
Jolly Sixteen Card Club
Willing Workers Division
The
Methodist Church
John Young
Lucky Thirteen
Bunco Club
Dorothea Ringler
W. A. Butzloff
Fred Goza
Tama
Julia Schmidt
Helen
Ruth
Virgil Hart
van Horne
Nona Cara Club
A. C. Giger
Dorothy Ditzler
Rebekah Lodge
Aa Rebekahs
Tuesay
Dee Gee Bridge Club Hosts Dinner and Prizes
Lisbon report notes the Dee Gee bridge club hosted winners at Dutch Inn Monday with hostesses Mable McQuown Verlyn Beasmore Nadine Stahl Bueta Bennett Esther Woods Ruth Nagler. Guests included Grace Bittle Edith Briggs Helen Jamison Frances Langer Maxine Cameron Margaret Reiger. Prizes awarded to Helen Jamison and Bueta Bennett. Mrs C O Hoover hosted luncheon Tuesday then bridge with out of town guests Minnie Sturges and Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Gee Bridge Club
Dutch Inn
Mable McQuown
Verlyn Beasmore
Nadine Stahl
Bueta Bennett
Esther Woods
Ruth Nagler
Grace Bittle
Edith Briggs
Helen Jamison
Frances Langer
Maxine Cameron
Margaret Reiger
C. O. Hoover
Minnie Sturges
Ruth
Local Club Meetings Highlight Hopkinton Social Scene
In Hopkinton the Methodist Bethany class met at Miss Elnora Griffiths home with members including Mrs. Bolen Allen Brady and others and guest Mrs Winters of Cedar Rapids. Lenox college Clayonian society marked its fifty sixth anniversary with Miss Earhart hosting. Clio club and Kensington club also held literary programs hosted by Mrs Humphrey and Mrs Chambers respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Bethany
Elnora Griffith
Gladys Bolen
Ocie Allen
Esther Brady
Mildred Griffith
Janella Ward
Hazel Blanchard
Pearl Bryan
Leone Thing
Maud Pierce
Ruth Morgan
Ventura Dillon
Winona Phelps
H. FP. Winters
Cedar Rapids
Clayonian Society
Lenox ‘College
Franc Earhart
B. W. Humphrey
Clio Club
R. J. Milory
Kensington Club
George Chambers
Coralville Couple Host Reception for 170 Guests
Coralville residents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fairchild entertained 170 friends and relatives at a Thursday evening reception in the Coralville town hall. Progressive euchre ran at fourteen tables with first prizes to Mrs. Charles Shriver and William Goss, second prizes to Mrs. Charles Kershner and Rush Dennis, and consolation prizes to Mrs. Floyd Kelley and Chester Filter. Music by violinist Elwood McAllister and pianist Mrs. Delos Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fairchild
Coralville
Coralville Town Hall
Charles Shriver
William Goss
Charles Kershner
Rush Dennis
Floyd Kelley
Chester Filter
Elwood McAllister
Delos Francis
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St. Paul’s
R. P. Rockefellers
Ladies Circle
Kirk Repousse
Royson Jewelry Company
Second Street
BP Pri
Ibra
Madam Mae
Roosevelt Beauty Salon
Novosevelt
REX Beauty Shop
Third St. SE
Calamus
Oxford
Arlington
Strawberry Point
3Rd Ave
Mechanicsville
Central
Washington
C . Hoover
J. B. Meyers
F. F Downing
Anna Belle Bittle
John Macaulay
Daisy Burd
S. G. Fouse
Mary Chambers
Gale Frink
C. A. Edmonds
Minnie Bridges
Macaulay
Eleanor Meyers
J. A. Bridge Club
E. P. Bigger
J. R. Gardner
Joyce Ann
Doris Faye Dunn
J. O. Smith
el Kahir Shrine
Cedar Rapids Priday
Belle Plaine
Roosevelt Florentine
Roosevelt
WM. S. Cadow
Mar
F. Page Roberts
Paul
Iowa
Lombardy
Free City
Third Avenue
Jake and
Bill
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