Mrs Sanders And Mrs Gorman Win Tourney at Cedar Rapids
Mrs Sanders and Mrs Gorman won the citywide contract bridge tournament final round at Cedar Rapids Country Club. They earned the grand trophy for the second straight year, securing permanent possession of the cup. Runners-up included Mrs J P Gasway and Mrs Norman Polasky with other winners named in the first and second rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
M. Ss. A. Sanders
Raymond F Gorman
Oliver Longueville
T E. Taylor
Alex Hallgren
Roy S Hardendorf
George E Beattie
P E O Chapter DK Meeting Hosted at Bever Avenue Home
Mrs H Bayson hosted the P E O Chapter DK gathering at 2314 Bever Avenue SE Monday at 8 pm. Guests included Mrs B Harrington from chapter FO and Mrs J W Altfillisch from chapter IF. Jessie Benton Fremont by Katherine Coffin Phillips was reviewed by Mrs C S Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bayson
Bever Avenue
B Harrington
J. W. Altfillisch
Jessie Benton Fremont
Katherine Coffin Phillips
C. S. Foster
Bridge Club Plans Dutch Treat Dinner Tuesday
Twelve members of a bridge club will meet Tuesday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club for a Dutch treat dinner. After dinner the group will go to the home of Dr. and Mrs. A R Zuercher for an evening of bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
A_R Zuercher
Ashbys Return After Week in Sheridan Visiting Relatives
Mr and Mrs Delbert R Ashby of 2520 Country Club Parkway SE returned Monday from a week in Sheridan Wyoming where they visited Mrs Ashbys sister Mrs R S Fuhrmeister and Mr Fuhrmeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert R. Ashby
Country Club Parkway SE
Sheridan
Wyo
Ashby
R. S. Fuhrmeister
Fuhrmeister
Miss Julia Robbins Visits Miss Betty Davis in Seattle
Miss Julia Robbins of Chicago arrived Monday to be the guest of Miss Betty Davis at 1948 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Robbins
Betty Davis
Chicago
First Avenue E
Canadian themed program by Mrs Fisher at Cedar Rapids club
Mrs Everett E Fisher hosted a Cedar Rapids Woman's club gathering with a Canada program. She read poems by Sangster Carmen Lampman and Meantu Net and performed three musical readings with Ms E J North at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Fisher
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Peter Me Antu
Mre Fisher
E J North
Piddle
Prune Johnson
Charles Roberts
Sandy McGraw
Robert W Service
Foter
Sane
Flay Contest Closes Midnight December 1
Contest entry deadline set for December 1 at midnight. Registration requires a fee and must be completed at Twenty Street St venue with officials enforcing rules.
Community Birthday Party at Fourteenth Venue SF
Mrs HoT Friertran hosted a Sunday afternoon party in San Francisco to celebrate her daughter Martin Joan’s seventh birthday. Family friends and many relatives attended, with guests including Miss Alou Moy Ferer esnen and Mrs Margaret Johnson with Ronald, plus the Satinsky family and Virginia Rose, Mayon, and Bruce Goel among others. The event continued into the evening with guests noting piano performances and the program at 7:30 pm at the Merce hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Friertran
Rear Verne
Heer
Toy
Martin Joan Oom
Sporn
Courstesy
Alou Moy Fereresnen
Mie
Hareld Pearston
Jerry
B Lone
Margaret Johnson
Ronald
Weneil Satinsky
Varginia Rose
Mayon
Raymond Goel
Bruce
Janice
Frank Pospishil
Donald
Jimmy
Flaine
Fil Dvyorak
Eileen
Charles Feierer
Dons Anna
Joe Jones
Pesevy Ann
Murphs Ard
Betty Joon
Det
Ned Bobbie
Mio
Evan Maloney Weekend Visit to Mia With Relatives
Evan Maloney of Jet Avenue NW spent the weekend with Mia and relatives, sharing francs and family time. The brief note records a social visit and local travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Maloney
Jet Avenue NW
Mia
Chapter HJ of PE Holds Recipe Exchange Meeting
Thirty one members of chapter HJ of PE met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Philip W Shine at 2316 Ravenue NE. Guests included Mrs Alfred W Meyer and others. the program featured recipe exchanges and chapter two of the original story read by Mrs Lester L De Yarman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W Shine
Ravenue
Alfred W Meyer
John W Miller
Hebert Henderson
Boyd Rogers
Margaret Gardiner
Reimbeck
Ruth Fess
Omaha
Wood
Dennison
E. W Richardson
W. HE Morse
Lester L de Yarman
Hallmans to Visit Chicago This Week
Mr and Mrs M S Hallman of 2445 Fifth Avenue SE will depart Wednesday for Chicago and stay until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Hallman
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Mrs Stewart Hosts Luncheon at Forest Drive Home
Mrs Stewart entertained at a small luncheon party Tuesday afternoon at her home 369 Forest Drive SE. Covers were laid for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Norager
Sixteenth Street SE
Denmark
Aura Ghygesen
R. P Schump
Washington Avenue SE
Schump
J Bennett Harding
Stewart. Holmes
Forest Drive
Libby Syrovy and Lester Orend Wed in Bohemian Church Ceremony
Miss Libby Syrovy daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Syrovy 1417 N street SW and Lester Orend son of Mr and Mrs Pete Orend Thirty-sixth avenue SW were married Saturday at 4 pm with Rev Frank Helmich officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Syrovy
Joseph Syrovy
N Street
Lester Orend
Pete Orend
Frank Helmich
Bohemian Reformed Church
Edward Jirsa
Jerry Surovy
Killarney
Czech Fine Arts Meeting Postponed
Czech Fine Arts society postpones Wednesday evening meeting. Members will receive announcements of a musical program planned for December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Birthday celebration for HOO Bills Winser honors Cedar Rapids father-in-law
A party Sunday at the Wottind residence honored HOO Bills Winser, father-in-law of Patrolman Jack Weorland of Cedar Rapids. Attendees offered best wishes following a dinner, with several relatives present to congratulate, noting Winser's long residence and local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winser
Jack Weorland
First Avenue E
Wottind
Vanoor
Hetah
Wanser
Cedar Rapids
Christoffers Return From Thanksgiving Visit
Mr and Mrs Gerd Christoffer and daughters Mary Ann Dini Lea and Ramona Ki returned after visiting relatives Red Sumner Emimetburg and Silver Lake Mais Rick Chris toffer joined them on a short vacation at 609 J avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd Christoffer
Mary Ann
Dini Lea
Ramona Ki
Red Sumner
Emimetburg
Silver Lake
Mais
Rick Christoffer
J Avenue NW
Wednesday Social Club Meeting Planned
The Wednesday Social Club will meet Wednesday with Mrs VF Coy at 1812 Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VF Coy
Washington Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Dinner Honors Past Matrons and Patrons
Cedar chapter No 184 0 E S honored its past matrons and past patrons at a recent dinner meeting. Honored guests included Mrs Ruth Watson and Robert W McCloughry past matron and patron. Numerous candidates were initiated and a reception followed for Mrs Bess Manilaw grand Electa and other visiting matrons and patrons from additional chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Jay
Adam Thompson
Mozelle Russell
Philomena Fox
Mary McCrary
Martha
Bess Manilaw
Electa
Vivian Jennings
George Anderson
Grand Sentinel
Ya Manchester
Harry Dunker
Florence Thomas
Agnes King
Louise Padley
Esther Barber
George Cockburn
LeRoy Barber
Music professor to discuss Cedar Rapids Symphony program
Prof Max Daehler of Coe College music department will be guest speaker for the American Association of University Women meeting at 8 pm Wednesday at Mrs Wayne J Foster 2304 Hillcrest Dr SE. He will discuss pieces to be played by the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra including Schumann concert piano parts two vocal numbers and Schubert unfinished symphony themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Daehler
Coe College
American Association of University Women
Wayne J Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Daehler
Schubert
THN circle of the Kings Daughters to meet at Mrs Mueller home
Members of THN circle of the Kings Daughters will hold an all day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs Muriel Mueller on Twenty fourth street drive SF. Members planning to go for lunch at 1 pm are asked to take their own dishes and silver. The dessert luncheon will be served at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THN
Circle of the Kings Daughters
Muriel Mueller
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Camp Fire Group Elects Officers At Tataloh Camp
Officers elected include Ruth Buresh as president Harriett Daudis as vice president Margaret Stone as secretary Mars Stenner as treasurer and Shairles Ann Thompson as scribe Other members named Barbara Beals Doris Jackson Betty Bachmann Filler Thurman Elaine Nunnley and Linda Guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tataloh
Ruth Buresh
Harriett Daudis
Margaret Stone Secretas Mars Stenner Treasure
Shairles
Ann Thompson
Scribe
Barbara Beals
Doris Jackson
Betty Bachmann
Filler Thurman
Elaine Nunnley
Miss Lindaman
Guardian
Catholic Book Club Reviews The Hidden City Discussion
The Catholic Book Club met Monday at Mrs Roy U Hylard's home on 314 Eighteenth Street SE. Sir Prip Gibbs was discussed and his book The Hidden City was reviewed by Mrs Leo A Morrissey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Book Club
Roy Uhylard
Eighteenth Street
Prip Gibbs
Leo A. Morrissey
Mrs Oliver Longueville Hosts Badge Tournament
Mrs Oliver Longueville of 2035 Blake Boulevard San Francisco will sponsor a duplicate badge tournament Wednesday afternoon at 1:15 PM. The event proceeds support club activities and features a steady field of local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Will Give Concert For Children
Prof. Max Daehler will play a winter themed piano program for children at 11 o clock in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. The Junior League of Cedar Rapids arts department sponsors the free concert chaired by Mrs. Wallace Darling. The program includes Snow is Falling, Footprints in the Snow, Sleighride and Coasting. All city children are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Max Daehler
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
Wallace Darling
Daehler
YWCA Christmas Hanging of the Greens Opens Season
The YWCA opens its Christmas season with Hanging of the Greens led by Catherine Crane industrial secretary. Quaker Oats club members assistAs choir members sing carols led by Opal Everts and others. A yule log ceremony features Lois Poland and Alice Geiger with reader Mrs Wava Young. Refreshments follow with Mary Cornish in charge as Greens decorate. The Gaity club dance ends the evening for out of high school youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Crane
Quaker Oats Club
Gertrude Stenner
Opal Everts
Margaret Kelley
Lottie Priborsky
Mildred Cargin
Arlene Larson
Ruth McCune
Betty Melhchar
Esther O’brien
Lilian Suchan
Priscila Smith
Libby Sopousek
Betty Cornish
Mary Berry
Irene Walker
Mariana Sackett
Sophie Holecck
Lois Poland
Alice Geiger
Wava Young
Miss Cornish
Coles Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs S S Cole of 210 Thirty fourth street SE hosted a surprise party Friday evening for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests included several couples and children. the event featured cards and a lunch after an old fashioned music box performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. Cole
Thirty-fourth Street& SE
S_ B Kephart
S F Temple
Donna
Sidney
W O
James Wilcox Leaves After Visit to Jiere
James Wilcox son of Mrs De Witt Wailcox of Chicago returns home after spending Thanksgiving with his grandmother Mrs Louise Wailcox at 1444 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids, a former resident of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilcox
DeWitt Wailcox
Chicago
Louise Wailcox
Third Avenue
James
Cedar Repids
Local Social Hosts Welcome Martin Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Ralph Martin hosted weekend guests including Mr and Mrs H WN Martin of Facklin Grove and Mr and Mrs Robert B Martin of Mount Morris in Illinois with their son Roger Sunday. Additional attendees were Mr and Mrs Carl Hoover and son Pulp, Dr and Mrs B Miller, and Miss Eleanor Sweitzer at a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Martin
Fil Boulevard
Martin
H WN. Martin
Facklin Grove
Robert B Martin
Mount Morris
Inl
Roger Sunday
Carl Hoover
Pulp
B. Miller
Eleanor Sweitzer
Christmas party of the King’s Daughters on Thursday evening
The service circle will hold a Christmas party Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Raymond Reid, 512 Knollwooddrive SE. Members should take the Bever bus to Twenty first street SE and walk two blocks south to reach the Reid residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Raymond Reid
Knollwooddrive
Bever
Twenty-first Street
Reid
Mrs Gage Returns After Thanksgiving Visit
Mrs. J. A. Gage of 939 Eighteenth Avenue SW has returned from South Sioux City Nebraska where she spent Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs. F. E. Mern man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Gage
Eighteenth Avenue
Sioux City
Neb
F. E. Mernman
Book Shelf Committee Of Daughters Of Isabella Meets
The Daughters of Isabella book shelf committee met at Fleming tea room for a dinner and social evening to review a two year program. Fifty six books were reviewed and ordered for placement on the shelf as publishers release them. New slate of officers and members named for the coming year along with arriving books from librarian Miss Joanna Hagey are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Fleming Tea Room
Helen Hoagland
Mary McLaughlin
Joanna Hagey
Bernanas Eyes
MacManus
Michel St Francis de Sales
Muller
Celeste de Palmer
Petroc
Ralph Leo Presents Pupils In Recital At Church
Vocal instructor Ralph Leo presented his pupils Hilda Koenig Emma Hepker John Severson Ward Farmer Jean Taylor Grace Listebarger Mary Tool Parke Parks and Lee Krant in a Sunday afternoon recital at First Presbyterian church chapel. In the evening Eleanor Cook and Jerome Gearhart joined a recital in his Kresge building studio with Leo at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leo
First Presbyterian Church
Hilda Koenig
Emma Hepker
John Severson
Ward Farmer
Jean Taylor
Grace Listebarger
Mary Tool
Parke Parks
Lee Krant
Obed Beans Return From Chicago and Berkley Visit
Mr and Mrs Obed Bean of 1004 First Street SW returned Monday from Chicago and Berkley HL where they visited their nephews Carl Nixon and George Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Bean
First Street
Chicago
Berkley
Carl Nixon
George Nixon
P T A meetings and church address on Wednesday
The Tyler parent education study group meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the school to discuss A Parent Looks at Homework. The Parent Teacher council hosts Rev Samuel Ramaker on church relation to character formation at 4:30 p.m. over WMT. The Big Springs group, led by Mrs. O C Long, meets at 11:15 a.m. for breakfast and then a Home Work lesson led by Miss Ruby Byers. An evening Johnson P T A meets at 7:30 p.m. in First Congregational Sunday school rooms with a Scotch themed program by students, musical numbers, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Samuel Ramaker
First Reformed Church
WMT
Big Springs
O C Long
Thirty-third Street
Ruby Byers
Franklin Junior High School
Johnson P. T. A
First Congregational Church
A. R. Menary
Paul Anthony
Catholic Women Set Meeting in Marion This Sunday
The Cedar Rapids Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women will gather at St. Joseph's hall in Marion Sunday at 2 p.m. Attendees should inform Mrs. Mary Mc Donnell at 2 6113 by Wednesday noon. Marion parish women will provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Joseph's Hall
Marion
Mary McDonnell
Marion’ Parish
Beulah Burmeister Honored at Shower for Mrs Wright
Mrs Hubert Wright formerly Beulah Burmeister was honored at a Monday evening shower hosted by Miss Birdena Behrens and Miss Beatrice Johnson at 414 Fifteenth Street SE Games provided the evening’s entertainment with guests including Mrs Ethel Wright Mrs N H Johnson Mrs F W Burmeister and the Misses Arlene Ortmann Jeanne Clemens Roberta Crapnell and Lillian Baldwin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Wright
Beulah Burmeister
Birdena Behrens
Beatrice Johnson
Fifteenth Street SE
Ethel Wright
N. H. Johnson
F. W. Burmeister
Arlene Ortmann
Jeanne Clemens
Roberta Crapnell
Lillian Baldwin
Three Link Circle to Meet for Christmas Party
The Three Link Circle will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Clara Wernisch at 865 Oakland Road NE for a Christmas party. An exchange of ten cent gifts will take place, with Miss Minnie Shaffer assisting the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wernisch
Oakland Road
Minnie Shaffer
Ocanyaki Camp Fire Meeting Aide Scrapbooks
The Ocanyaki Camp Fire group met at Arthur school with seven members. They are making scrapbooks to present to the Home for the Friendless. The next meeting will be December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocanyaki
Arthur School
Pensioners Of Illinois Central Honored By Employes Friends
Illinois Central railroad pensioners were honored at a Sunday meeting in the freight office with 103 attendees. F F Love chaired as 277 years of service were saluted by speakers including W Atwill and W R Gillam, followed by songs, sketches, and gifts to the veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Road
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central Freight Office
F. F. Love
H. H. Hosmer
D. Rice
W. Nesper
F. Crosby
J. Carey
W Reynolds
L. E. McCabe
Sanford Kerr
W. Atwill
Chicago
W. R. Gillam
Waterloo
W. E. Ausman
M. J. Flicker
R. K. Keech
J. E Stansbury
Ilinois Central
F E. Love
W. S. Shillinglaw
Agent Smith
R O Bodell
Farmer Jones
Kansas City to Pattern Medical-Dental Bureau on Cedar Rapids Model
Kansas City will establish a medical dental bureau patterned after Cedar Rapids. Myron L. Peterson will lead the Kansas City bureau and has spent two days studying local methods. He will work with members of the professional men's clearing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Medical-Dental Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Myron L. Peterson
2-DROP TREATMENT FOR HEAD COLD RELIEF
Advertises Penetro Nose Drops as a head cold relief. The product claims to shrink swollen membranes and ease breathing through two drop doses per nostril. Available in 25c 50c and $1 bottles at druggists with purse size 10c.
Proceeds Of Legion Drum Corps Dance For Convention Fund
Members of Hanford post No a Legion drum and bugle corps sponsor a convention fund dance on December 8 at Memorial Coliseum. A local orchestra plays 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The armory is a nightclub with refreshments and carnival attractions. Tickets from members or coliseum box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Drum Corps
Drum and Bugle
Hanford Post No. of the American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
Evangelistic Meetings Open At Church Of God
The Rev. W. B. Crowell of St. Louis opened services at the Church of God on L avenue NW with a message on "The Kind of Faith Which Overcomes Difficulty" using the Bible lesson of the four men who brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Crowell
St. Louis
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Crowd interrupts sermon as dying man asks for a doctor
In a New York address Rev. Mr. Crowell recounts a scene where a distressed man yelled for a doctor during a sermon while others pressed faith and charity. Grenfell notes the moment shows how spiritual fervor is judged differently from medical need. Evening services run 7 30 nightly through Sunday December 12 with music led by Rev. R. W. Cool and Mrs. Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crowell
New York
Grenfell
R. W. Coolu
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Sanders
Gorman
Mrs. Boyson
Bridge Club
Sheridan, Wyoming
Beta Delphian
VEET
Merce Hotel
Louise Si Fils
Viola
Katrina
Silly Sliaves
Leta McShane
Evan Maloney Howe
Siniver
E. O
VRS. Schump
Pall Norager
M. S. Hallmans
Mrs. Holmes
Billy” Winsor
Christoffers
Cedar Rapids O E
Prof
LW N. Circle
Longueville
YW. C. A
W. S. Coles Hav
Jiere
Ralph Martins
Book Committee of
P.T.A. Meetings
Mrs. Wright
Ocanyaki Camp
Zoric
Zoric Dry Cleaners
Third Street
Martin's
Trefousse
Reynier
Martin’s
Lux
Clauss Scissor
Notion
Aberle
Kayser
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