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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1937

Page

11

Guardians Of Camp Fire Hold Christmas Ceremonial

More than thirty Camp Fire guardians attended the annual Christmas ceremony at the First Presbyterian church parlor. Miss Catherine Wahlstrom of New York led training, Mrs. A J Anderson chaired, and Mrs. Wells C Peck planned the service. The event featured candle lighting, a leather honor, a pantomime of the manger scene, a reading of The Other Wise Man, and Christmas carols.

Guardians’ Association First Presbyterian Church Council Catherine Lee Wahlstrom New York City Camp Fire A. J. Anderson Wells C. Peck J. D Houser E. G. Dudek Amos Scott C. V. Wood Nadia Thorpe Peck Association Misses Thorpe Noel Newell Jane Niles Scott Anderson

Louise Leibert Circle Hosts Luncheon in Marion

Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday for a luncheon at Mrs. Kenneth E. Cornell s home 1184 Eleventh Street Marion entertaining Margaret Bottome circle members. Plans were made to deliver a Christmas basket and toys to a needy family and devotions were led by Mrs. Max Burrell reviewing Those Disturbing Miracles. The group sewed on a quilt and set a Christmas party with a gift exchange at Mrs. Carlton Owen s home 112 Twenty fourth Street NE.

Louise Leibert King's Daughters Kenneth E. Cornell Eleventh Street Marion Margaret Bottome M. Sopousek Max Burrell Carlton Owen Twentyfourth Street

P T A Meetings and School Events This Week

Various P T A groups plan Thursday meetings at local schools including Van Buren Garfield Cleveland and Polk. Activities feature a bazaar to aid Boy Scouts Cubs and Camp Fire girls puppet shows and leadership lessons with police protection for children. Mothers and interested residents invited. Tyler P T A also holds an executive committee meeting Thursday afternoon.

van Buren School van Buren R.T.A Boy Scouts Cubs van Buren P.T. A Cleveland Fillmore P. T. A Roosevelt School

Christmas Party Held by Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club

The Mothers club of Alpha Gamma Delta held its annual Christmas party at the Elks club Tuesday evening with fifty nine mothers and daughters at a U shaped table decorated with greens and candles. Mrs. P W Jacobsen offered the prayer and was honored with a glove present and a radio gift to Pi chapter. Mrs Jacobsen sails December 15 on the Queen Mary to London to spend winter with her daughter Mrs Herbert Wood. David Bleakley showed motion pictures of a western trip taken with Mrs Bleakley and Leone Burgert in 1936. Those in charge were Mesdames G B Burgert J S Arendts and H L Nehls.

Mothers’ Club Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Elks Club P. W. Jacobsen Jacobsen S. S. Queen Mary London Herbert Wood Wood J. F. Tufts Tufts Pi Chapter David Bleakley Bleakley Leone Burgert G. B. Burgert J. S. Arendts H. L. Nehls

Girl Reserve Advisers Meet At Y W C A In 1938 Prep

Girl Reserve advisers and Miss Elizabeth A Dodd met at the Y W C A Tuesday evening. Mrs. O E Atkinson chaired the gathering as games suitable for club groups were shown and refreshments served. Lorraine Nelson and Catherine Crane outlined a 1938 training course in social recreation for leaders. Christmas carols and a tree gift exchange followed.

Girl Reserve Y.W C. A Elizabeth A Dodd O. E. Atkinson Lorraine Nelson Catherine Crane Crane

Ida Mans field circle meets at Keehn home for Christmas devotions

Sixteen members of Ida Mans field circle of the Kings Daughters met Tuesday afternoon at 1907 Glenway drive SE the Keehn home. Christmas devotions were given by Mrs Margaret Wenger. The next meeting will be Tuesday Jan 4 at the Elks club.

Ida Mansfield The King’s Daughters P. F. Keehn Glenway Drive S. E Coquillette Ben H. Peterson Margaret Wenger Elks Club Elsie Cook Second Avenue SE Bever Avenue Sixteenth Street SE Cook

Kappa Delta Mothers Plan Holiday Luncheon

The Kappa Delta Mothers club schedules a Thursday picnic lunch at 1 p.m. in the sorority rooms. It will be the last luncheon before the holidays with Mrs T H Erickson and Mrs Frank Kubovec as hostesses and all members invited.

Kappa Delta Mothers T. H. Erickson Frank Kubovec Kappa Delta

Mr and Mrs Kahl Host Dinner Bridge at Montrose Hotel

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kahl of 524 Twenty-second Street SE hosted a Tuesday dinner bridge in the Montrose hotel French room. The table for thirty featured winter flowers and a Christmas theme. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Furnish of Tipton. After dinner attendees played bridge in the parlors.

Fred Kahl Twenty-second Street Montrose Hotel W. F. Furnish Tipton

Camp Fire honors Mrs. Melvin Hager at kitchen shower

Members of the Ao ki ya Camp Fire group honored Mrs. Melvin Hager of Mankato Minnesota at a kitchen shower Monday at the home of guardian Mrs. Henry Hauseman 132 Thirty second street NE Mrs Hager was Miss Juanita Brown a former member Those present were Mrs Hauseman Pauline Schmidt Lillian Repstein Rita Drake Mildred Phillips Barbara Holmes Eloise Balcar and Betty Like

Ao-ki-ya Melvin Hager Mankato Minn the Guardian Henry Hauseman Thirty-second Street Hager Juanita Brown Houseman Pauline Schmidt Lillian Repstein Rita Drake Mildred Phillips Barbara Holmes Eloise Balcar Betty Like

Odekonya Camp Fire elects new officers

Joan Nilles was elected president in Immaculate Conception school parlors. Betty Fee is vice president Virginia Mercer treasurer Rita Ann Cashman secretary Jean Ann Scanlan scribe Corrine Jean Da tremont named telephone committee chair. Members vote to dress dolls for needy children and plan a Christmas party with guardian Miss Ann Gatens.

Joan Nilles Odekonya Immaculate Conception Betty Fee Virginia Mercer Rita Ann Cashman Jean Ann Scanlan Corrine Jean Dautremont Miss Ann Gatens Guardian

Linn County Home Improvements In 1938 Budget Agenda

Linn county supervisors filed a recommendation from the November term grand jury to paint and redecorate the Linn county home interior and to provide better beds and chairs for inmates. Board chair Elmer M Seevell said 1937 budget lacked funds, but the 1938 budget to be adopted in January will include continued improvements begun in 1937 such as exterior painting roof repairs and wall plaster work. Interior painting redecorating and furniture replacements are planned for 1938 as budget allows.

Linn County Elmer M. Seevell

Births Notice List From Local Families

Birth announcements from Racine Wisconsin Cedar Rapids and St. Louis families report a son born to Mr and Mrs Harley Kempter December 7 a son Courtney Maxwell Rittgers born December 7 at home to Mr and Mrs Forest S Rittgers nine pounds seven and a half ounces a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur O Wittke December 8 at St Luke's hospital a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alex Sojka December 7 at Mercy hospital a son to Dr and Mrs Jordan Kelling December 7 in St Louis Missouri Mrs Kelling formerly Ruth Commerford of Manchester and Coe College background.

Harley Kempter Racine, Wis Cedar Rapids Forest S. Rittgers Sixteenth Street Courtney Maxwell Rittgers Arthur O. Wittke N Street St. Luke's Hospital Alex Sojka Ely Avenue Mercy Hospital Jordan Kelling St. Louis Kelling Ruth Commerford Manchester Coe College

Funeral services set for Mrs. Thomas Barry in Masonville

Mrs. Thomas Barry 73, former Delaware county resident, died Friday at her daughter’s home in Seattle. Funeral at Masonville Catholic church Friday at 9 30 a m, burial in Masonville Catholic cemetery. Rev J F McCaffery to lead. Body arrives Manchester Thursday.

Masonville Thomas Barry Delaware County Harry Taylor Seattle Manchester J. F. McCaffery Sigourney Cyril Conrad Harper J. G. Patterson Howard Cosby Fremont Delta Road Patterson

Advertising as the power to grow Cedar Rapids business

A Cedar Rapids Gazette advertisement likens power to a horse, airplane, and locomotive requiring full fuel and oats. It argues advertising fuels business success, noting the paper’s trained staff offer promotional planning services at no extra cost and inviting merchants to call 2112 for Glenn Martin.

Cedar Rapids

City Briefs And Personal Notices In Cedar Rapids

Community notices include VFW auxiliary meeting at 7 45 p m in Memorial building. St James church turkey supper and St Margaret’s bridge party. Local arrests and fines for intoxication and parking violations. Miss Elsie Lahr granted leave. Lilian Prushek appointed. bankruptcy filed by Dr Harry L Walker. Mrs Arthur Taylor to teach in Rahway New Jersey starting Dec 15.

Elsie Lahr Linn County Relief Office Lahr California Lillian Prushek Relief Department United States Court Harry L. Walker Bareliue Mound Farm Realty Company New Jersey Arthur Taylor Negro Boys’ Recreation Rahway N. J

Two Men Fined for Disturbance at Union Depot

Orville Trimble and Ed Davis both of 95 Ninth Avenue SE were fined $25 and costs in police court for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Police nabbed them Tuesday night after a clash with Sidney Tait, depot porter. one man struck Tait as they tried to flee.

Orville Trimble Ed Davis Ninth Avenue SE Sidney Tait Porter Union Depot

Purse and Cash Reported Lost by Miss Flanagan

Miss Winifred Flanagan reported a lost purse containing 95 dollars to police after 7 am Monday. Her sister Frances Little of 1617 Avenue NW provided the information, noting 75 dollars were in a white envelope and the purse was in a car en route downtown.

Winifred Flanagan Miss Flanagan Frances Little Avenue NW

Black leather purse with initials W F found

A black leather purse with zipper opening containing $20, a fountain pen, and several other articles was recovered. The purse bears the initials W F on one side.

Two Large New Buses For Cedar Rapids To Arrive Soon

Mayor Hahn received a call from Ralph Fitzgerald of National City Lines confirming that two of the ordered large buses will arrive Friday and begin service without delay. The remaining two buses are due by December 15, with ten total ordered and a traffic expert arriving Sunday to assess service.

Frank K. Hahn Ralph Fitzgerald Chicago National City Lines Cedar Rapids Fitzgerald Hahn

Marriage Licenses for Gamble Kirkpatrick Lysell Johnson

Maurice LeRoy Gamble of Lisbon and Ruth Kirkpatrick of Mount Vernon. Frank W. Lysell of Morrison and Gladys H. Johnson of Vinton.

Maurice LeRoy Gamble Lisbon Ruth Kirkpatrick Mount Vernon Frank W. Lysell Morrison, Jrl Gladys H. Johnson Vinton

Du Pont Plan to Create Jobs Wins Wide Praise

New York AP report says Lammot du Pont proposed industrial expansion to create up to 3 million jobs, financed by 25 billion dollars, with government tax stability and fair labor rules. Industry leaders and lawmakers largely endorsed the plan, while a banker and some labor leaders were cautious or withheld comment.

New York Lammot du Pont E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company National Association of Manufacturers du Pont John J. Lewis William Green Coughton Thomas G. Gillers Pittsburgh Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers

Industrial leader proposes plan but offers no financing details

A report notes the industrial leader suggested a program but provided no concrete financing plan. The remark highlights uncertainty over how the proposal would be funded and implemented.

Children’s Night At Church Of God Revival

Children will lead a special night at the Church of God on Eighth Street NW with evangelist Rev W B Crowell. The program includes screen songs with baloptican pictures, Agnes Wise as pianist, Velma Jean Rissmiller and Robert Coolidge singing solos, and Cyrus Metcalf providing special music. Evening services run 7 30 nightly except Saturday, concluding the next Sunday night.

Church of God L Avenue Eighth Street NW W. B. Crowell Agnes Wise Velma Jean Riss Miller Robert Coolidge Cyrus Metcalf

Musical Christmas Gift Watch Advertisement

Classified ad under section 30 announces a musical Christmas gift watch for sale. Details are limited in the readable text but indicate a holiday item offered to shoppers seeking a themed timepiece.

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St. Joseph United States T. Joseph P.T.A. Meetings van Buren Garfield Garfield P. T. A Cleveland P. T. A Polk P., T. A F. L. Williams Twentieth Street J. R. Osterlund Tyler Tyler P T. A Alpha Gamma Delta Girl Reserve News Mother Dad J. C. Landenberger Optometrist Third Street SE Mrs. Kahl Dinner Bridge Iowa News Bnecal Veteran of Foreign Wars Auxiliary First Christian Denver St. James Church Dorothy Svee Robert Yates Central Park Church E. Shakespeare C Avenue NW Shakespeare St. Margaret's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Adolph Stolba Mount Vernon Avenue Riggs Optical Company Mullin Building F. W. Armstrong Fourth Avenue Virgil Glessner C Street E. J. Petranek Eighteenth Street Lodge Z. C. B. J. Hall Driver Sanford Dollar Isle OF Ties Beau Brummel Symphony ARROW Phoenix Wilson Bros Monito Hickor van Heusen Elder van Heusens
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