Prof and Mrs Kay to Visit in Iowa City
Iowa City residents read of visits by Prof G Marshall Kay of New York City and his wife to stay with Dean and Mrs George F Kay in Iowa City. Also noted are travel plans of Woodward family to Knoxville and multiple local trips and visitors from Iowa City to Minnesota Wisconsin and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Marshall Kay
Iowa City
New York City
Kay
George F. Kay
Columbia University
New York
Sherman M., Woodward
Knoxville
Tenn
Woodward
TVA
Charles A. Bowman
Wisconsin
Minnesota
O. E. Schlanbusch
Michigan
Maxine
Camp Kil Lo Que
Birchlake
Paul Rubican
Paul R. Burroughs
Robert
Santa Monica
Calif
T. B. Crain
Karl Ketelsen
Canada
New England States
Commonwealth Apartments
Church group notices and picnics in local parks
Delta Class Trinity Methodist meets in Ellis Park rose garden Friday at 1 PM for a picnic luncheon. V. B. R. E. Circle St James Methodist meets at the church Wednesday at 2 PM with officer elections. Kenwood Methodist youth class picnics Tuesday at 6 30 PM at Daniels Park pavilion. Ladies Aid Kenwood meets Friday 2 PM at 433 33rd St NE with hostesses. Calvary Baptist Women hold all day meeting in church basement Friday with White Cross at 10 30 and a noon picnic lunch. Christmas tree helpers urged to bring items. All women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Trinity Methodist Church
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Kenwood
Calvary Baptist
Women’s Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Woman's Labor Bureau No 17 Meet Thursday Evening
The Woman's Labor Bureau No. 17 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the labor temple. The Tirzah Society will meet Thursday at 2 15 p.m. with Mrs Margarete Quick 833 Shayer Road. Star Of Maine Rebekah Lodge No 221 meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in Maine Lodge Hall 838 First Avenue E with visiting Rebekahs welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Labor Bureau
Woman’s Labor Bureau No. 17
Labor Temple
Tirzsah Society
Ytirzah Society
Margarete Quick
Shayer Road
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
Typographical Auxiliary
FE. L. King
Norma Kohl
Star No. 4
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Maud
Post Office Auxiliary Plans Luncheon at Ellis Park
The Women’s auxiliary to the post office clerks will hold a luncheon at the river pavilion at Ellis park Friday at 1 pm. A. of M. Aid. The ladies auxiliary to the I. A. of M. will meet at the Labor temple Thursday at 7:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Sunshine Auxiliary
Sunshine Auxiliary No
Summer-to-Fall Frocks Pattern Feature for Full Figures
Two Anne Adams patterns, numbers 2335 and 2315, offer slimming shapes for fuller figures with jabot accents, seamed pleats, darts, and gathered bodices. Illustrations, fabric tips, sizes 16 through 46, 15 cent pattern price, 15 cent book, pattern and book combo 25 cents. Send orders to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Trousseau
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Local Club and School Activities Schedule
Archibald hosts a 7 30 p m gathering at 1002 Ellis boulevard NW. Senior and juvenile groups plan a Tuesday noon picnic at Mrs George Parliament 300 Nineteenth street NW. Girls ball team vs Royal Neighbors junior team Thursday 2 p m at Bever park. meet at pavilion noon. Security Benefit card party Friday 8 30 p m at Moose hall. Queen of West lodge No 2 L S of B L F and E meet Thursday 7 30 p m in I C O F hall. picnic at Daniels park 6 p m Wednesday. Bring covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
R. N. A. Lodge No. 1799
K. of P. Hall
Queen of West
Queen of the West Lodge No
L. S. of
Daniels Park
B. of L. F
Monticello Social Circle Meets at Church on Wednesday
The Methodist social circle met at the Monticello church with Mrs. Ed Huibregtse presiding and Mrs. L J Swift reading the treasurer report. Refreshments were provided by several members, and guests incl uded George Stuhler at a fifth birthday party at the Country club with family and Atlanta relatives. Out of town visitors attended Fred Hanken birthday dinner at a country home and a later gathering for Mr Hanken hosted by Gerke Hanken near Langworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Huibregtse
L. J. Swift
Ed Podhaski
Stella Lang
Lou Lang
F. Matheson
Sam Reade
Bess Dickey
Tone Powers
Mary Clark
Mary Brown
Grant Stambaugh
Leslie Bright
George Stuhler
Country Club
Reiss Stuhler
Margaret
Georgia Kint
Atlanta
Fred Hanken
Emma
Claire Westphal
Wyoming
Community Band Concert and Social Events
The band performed with guests including Mayor Fred D. McLaughlin and City Treasurer Paul T. Schuetz. Civic leaders Monti, Clarence Matthiessen, and Fire Chief attended. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fred Hanken and Mrs. Gerke Hanken. Other gatherings featured Mrs. Hanken and Mrs. H. B. Flockhart’s visit from Duluth, Minn., and A. D. Flockhart of Anamosa. The Monticello Country Club hosted the seventh afternoon bridge party of the season, with Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs. R. B. Moore, and Mrs. Antonia Hanssen as top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. McLaughlin
Paul T. Schuetz
Monticello
Clarence Matthiessen
Fred Hanken
Gerke Hanken
William Tuetken
H. B. Flockhart
Betty
Duluth
Minn
A. D. Flockhart
Anamosa
Monticello Country Club House
William Bailey
R. B. Moore
Antonia Hanssen
William
Social Club Events and Farewell Parties Across Town
Bailey of Reinbeck and Mrs. Claude Lutz of Marion were guests along with Mrs. Roy B. Moore of Monticello. Committees led by Mrs. A. J. Rickless and by Mr. and Mrs. William Tuetken hosted multiple bridge and dinner gatherings. Two farewell parties honored Mrs. Kitty Sutherland as she prepares to move to Clinton. The Presbyterian Women’s Foreign Missionary society held a park picnic. The Five Hundred club met with high score by Mrs. Fred Hein. An ensuing luncheon celebrated Catharine Adams of Los Angeles visiting Lovell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Maurice
L. W. Lovell
E. G. Hicks
Ed Vernon
F. P. Stuhler
J. E. Bateman
Janet Hazard
H. J. Lang
H. M. Carpenter
Agnes Gearhart
J. J. Locher
Louise Stambaugh
Kitty Sutherland
Clinton
Jean Sutherland
Cornelius Steck
Presbyterian Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Sutherland
Five Hundred Club
Chris Eileen
Fred Hein
Claude Appleby
Henry H. Schoon
H. S. Richardson
Community clubs and marriages featured in Oelwein notices
Oelwein area clubs held meetings at multiple homes including the Baptist Philatheas at the Hannamann residence and the Lutheran Ladies Aid units with various hostesses. Pauline Putnam marked her eleventh birthday at the city park. A wedding occurred as Josephine Wuerth and G Elton Greenley wed at West Union with attendees Betty Crows and Carl Greenley, and the couple to reside in Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Graham Dennison
P. H. Maley
Baptist Philatheas
George Hannamann
Walter Beck
Otto Schmidt
W. H. Club
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Martin
E. Pellner
Albert Harms
Methodist Aid
Marc Fridley
Belle Young
L. A. Dailey
A. A. Garber
E. L. Borland
Merle Abbott
George Wright
Stoddard
Ed Lundstrum
Mable Morey
St. Mary’s Circle
Sacred Heart Church
P. Eisner
L. A
Frank Hanna
Pauline Putnam
Griffith Aid
Emma Whalen
Tracy Small
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Jewell Shadle
Oelwein Woman's Club
C. J. Pollock
P. C. Wilson
C. A. Carter
W. C. Elmer
B. C. Farrington
R. R. Fickle
John Kwasnicka
F. H. Luther
C. O. Olson
F. H. Walrath
Josephine Wuerth
Joe Wuerth
G. Elton Greenley
Jessie Greenley
West Union
Betty Crows
Carl Greenley
Local Society Notes Highlight Dinners and Reunions
Williamsburg Davenport families honored at a dinner at John Blythe home with Nancy Elizabeth and Tearce Penningroth among attendees. Royal Neighbors and Roy Farl Kuch unit met in Parnell armory and at Miss Jean Lawler’s home. A Amana lake picnic honored Dr and Mrs Schmidke and their three sons. Presbyterian Endeavor hosted Marengo group. Out of town guests listed. Klein family reunion held at Bever Park Cedar Rapids with multiple relatives attending. Congregational Ladies Aid hosted by E Kasak with refreshments. Royal Neighbors gathered at Miss Mary Wade’s Parnell home for Miss Helen McCabe’s forthcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick
Cedar Rapids
Clark Heitman
Harlan
Milford
Carl Fant
Irene
Axel Fand
Dorothy
Elvena
Johnnie
Williamsburg
Hazel Martin
Kinross
E. A. Kasak
Congregational Ladies Aid
Kasak
Ike Drake
M. A. Lewis
Tal Jones
Sam James
Elmer Hopp
Victor Scurlock
Dave Jones
Miriam Jones
Rachael Jones
A. G. Sinclair
William H. Jones
Mary Wade
Parnell
Helen McCabe
Marguerite Spratt
Mary Ellen Birmingham
Presbyterian Guild Meets at Mrs McMaster Home
Onslow presbyterian group gathers Wednesday at the home of Mrs Jessie McMaster with Mrs Otto Allen and Mrs John Mayberry assisting. The meeting is led by Mrs George Sears. Several Onslow residents depart for vacation trips including Yellowstone Cody Denver and Colorado relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Guild
Jessie McMaster
Otto Allen
John Mayberry
George Sears
Onslow
al Hamilton
Gordon Mann
Yellowstone Park
Ed Bates
Cody
Wyo
Claire Fayram
Glenn
Max
Kegsey
Monmouth
Denver
Ward Hicks
Ed Paulsen
Colorado
Mr. Hicks
Wilfred Wherry
Hans Thompson
West Branch Couple Wed in Centerdale Nuptials
Forrest E. Krouth son of Mr and Mrs F A Krouth West Branch and Hazel M Bonham daughter of Mrs R C Bonham Wilmar Minn married August 7 at the Bonham home Rev J L Parmenter Hopkins officiated Mrs Krouth a nurse at Oakdale sanatorium and Mr Krouth employed in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest E. Krouth
F. A. Krouth
West Branch
Hazel M. Bonham
R. C. Bonham
Wilmar
Minn
Bonham
J. L. Parmenter
Hopkins
Krouth
Oakdale Sanatorium
Mr. Krouth
Iowa City
Minnesota
Hazel A. Erb
Parke Moore
Klatter Klub
R. W. Millen
Gilman
F. L. Pearson
H. A. Thomas
E. JL. Fisher
Cedar Falls
Glenn Hope
Rex Smith
T. P. M. Club
Marie Coffin
Caldwell
Idaho
Walter Barkhurst
Edwin Negus
Margaret Berry
Ed Anderson
W.H. Erb
Earl C. Branson
Wheaton
Centerdale
H. M
Grant of West Branch official wedding breakfast
Mr and Mrs son left for a month long honeymoon tour of northern Minnesota after their wedding breakfast. They plan to reside in Wheaton Illinois. Mr Branson is employed with the railway mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
West Branch
Jesup Couple Married at Athanasius Church
Miss Agnes Burger daughter of Mr and Mrs William Burger wed Peter Woods at 86 Athanasius Catholic Church with Father David Lonergala officiating. Attendants Evelyn Kemp and Leroy Bahl. Music by Mrs Jake Briar with Mrs John Bahl and Mrs Joe Pfeiffer singing. They will reside in Jesup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Burger
William Burger
Peter Woods
Athanasius Catholic Church
David Lonergala
Evelyn Kemp
Waterloo
Leroy Bahl
Jake Briar
John Bahl
Joe Pfeiffer
Jesup
Black’s
Margaret Trumebauer
Frank Phillips
John Hess
Brandon League
Mathodist
Brandon
Epworth League
Ville
Also Mentioned on This Page
V. BR. E
St. James
Clubs
Moose Hall
Carrie Morcombe
K. P. Hall
Jane Brazier
R. T
W. F.W. Hall
Security Benefit Association
Oelwein
Westinghouse
F.H. A
Killian
Killian Co
8S Ouuue
Strat
Killian’s
Kil- Man's
Fashion Plate
Via
Daniel Green
Daniel
Kill Ifan
Killian's
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