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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1938

Page

13

Dancing Party Honoring Jean Files at Cedar Rapids Club

A formal dancing party for the teenage set will be hosted at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Friday evening in honor of Miss Jean Files, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry B. Files, who will soon move to Syracuse New York with her parents. Hosts include Miss Susan Brown, Dick Chadima, and Wallace Darling Jr. The event runs from 8 to 11 p.m. and follows a dinner at the Pinney home for the honoree and numerous invited guests.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Jean Files Henry B. Files Blake Boulevard Syracuse N.ys Susan Brown W. J Brown First Avenue E Dick Chadima Harrys J Chadima Twenty-third Street Drive Wallace Darling, Jr Wallace Darling Crescent Street Eugene Pinnes Virs Eugene M Pinnes Ridee Horace Hedges, Jr Horace G Hedges Seventeenth Street Mass Files Pinney Home Mars Zuercher Carolan Engel Ruth Knight Donna Jeanne Johnson Barbara Rogers Nori Cocker Barbara Barrys Kathryn Barngrover Doug Elaine Cone Patricia Marshall Dorothy Little Joanne Crawmore Marion Reiff David Keehn John Foster Hamilton Bell Charles Knox Ralph Gearhart Bob Taylor Brice Fisher Bob Mitchell Dick Sheehs Martin Hanson Kenneth Knaus Jim Battin

Luncheon Held for Mrs Cunningham Before Move to Des Moines

To honor Mrs C C Cunningham who departs after Christmas for Des Moines a luncheon was given Friday at the Elks club. Attending were Mrs A Ro Glasier of 118 Twenty seventh Street NE Mrs RR Brage of 205 Fourteenth Street SE Mrs Charles H Siler of 2420 A Avenue NF and Mrs Verle Jones of 2004 Pevry Avenue SE. Bridge was played after the meal.

C C Cunningham Des Moines Elks Club

Six University of Arizona women receive A sweaters

Miss Martha Trewin of 1950 Fourth Avenue SE joins five other female students at the University of Arizona Tucson who earned A sweaters and were pledged to the women’s A club. Each sweater requires 800 activity points from sports involvement.

Martha Trewin Harold R Trewin Fourth Avenue SE University of Arizona Tucson

Averill sisters return from three month motor trip

Miss Jessie Averill and Miss Lealu Averill return after a three month motor trip. They traveled south through the Great Smokies to Kentucky and Virginia then visited Washington, New York and Boston.

Jessie Averill Lealu Averill Second Avenue Great Smokies Kentucky Virginia Washington New York Boston

Katterjoins Dinner Party Hosts At Woodland Drive Home

Mr and Mrs Franklin E Katterjohn of 350 Woodland Drive SE will host a Friday evening dinner party. Covers will be laid for eight at the home event hosted by the couple.

Franklin E. Katterjohn Woodland Drive Atua

Ray Chandlers Host Dinner Party at Home

Mr and Mrs C Ray Chandler of 1630 First Avenue East will host a dinner party Friday evening with Bridge to be played during the event.

C Ray Chandler First Avenue E

Six Coe Sororities Stage Holiday Dance at Memorial Coliseum

Six Coe College sororities unite for a holiday dance in the Memorial Coliseum on Saturday from 8 to 11 pm to launch an annual series. Hosts include Kappa Delta, Chi Omega, and other chapters with alumnae invited for tickets.

Coe College Pan Hellenic Organization Memorial Coliseum Coe Sruturdas Kappa Delta Chi Omega Beta Phi Alpha Alpha Gamma Delta Delta Delta Delta Alpha Ni Delta Lois Tankersles Margaret Wilson Gertrude Shen Betty Buckingham Coliseum Alfred W Meyer Karl A Stiles Willis Lamb Irving L. Churchill Mary Bell Miss Tankerslex Dial Audrey Campbell

Harmony club and Junior band meet for recital at Coe

The Coe college Harmony club and Junior band meet Saturday at 10 am. A recital will be given at 11 am in the T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel by club members. The program features Donald Hlu burek Billy Shuttleworth Dick Moon Rockey Daehler Marjorie Moon Bernice Bonesteel Jean Morris Joyce Sanborn Alice Mary Chadima Jessie Dorward Joan Uierwadel Lois Keller and the rhythm class. Selections include Minuet by Stavenhagen Intermezzo in Octaves by Leschetizky and Gavotte by Gluck Brahms.

Coe College T. M. Sinclair Donald Hlubuceck Billy Shuttleworth Dick Moon Rockey Daehler Marjorie Moon Bernice Bonesteel Jean Morris Joyce Sanborn Alice Mary Chadima Jessie Dorward Joan Uierwadel Lois Keller Stavenhagen Leschetizky Gavotte Gluck Brahms

Nature and Garden Group Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Clubhouse

Thirty members of the nature and garden department of the Cedar Rapids Woman’s club met for luncheon at the club house. Hostesses were Mesdames Ben Hazen Henry J Hromek P M Davis and Clayton Smith. After a short business meeting led by Mrs. Hugh Harrington Arthur Bezdek spoke on Uses and Abuses of Christmas Greens.

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Ben Hazen Henry J Hromek P M Davis Clayton Smith Hugh Harrington Arthur Bezdek

Wednesday Social Club Hears Papers at Mrs Crabb home

Mrs George Crabb hosted a Wednesday social club at 1501 Fourth Avenue SE with twenty two members present. Mrs CE Nelson read Our Resources and Mrs F W Davis spoke on The Consumer's Problem. They planned a Christmas basket for a needy family and the first division of the entertainment committee assisted. Mrs G A Singleton of North Liberty was a guest.

George Crabb Fourth Avenue SE CE Nelson F. W Davis G. A Singleton North Liberty John Miller

Mrs Norton Hosts Wedding Celebration Attendees

Miss Josephine Norton entertained at her home on Second Avenue for Mr. and Mrs. James Linsley and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Klekar who were recently married. Eight shared the courtesy.

Josephine Norton Second Avenue SW James Linsley Leon Klekar

Congenial Hundred Club Set for Monday Dinner Dance

The Crystal ballroom at the Montrose hotel hosts the sixth annual Congenial Hundred Club dinner dance Monday evening. Dinner at 6:30 pm followed by organ music and the club’s ten piece orchestra from 9 to 12. A short business meeting and election of offices will conclude the evening. six nominees for the executive committee include William W Crissman H De Wees Paul L Jones Harold Millhisier Raymond J Pollock and Duane L Schuler.

Montrose Hotel Hundred Club William W. Crissman H. de- Wees Paul L. Jones Harold Millhiser Raymond J. Pollock Duane L Schuler

Mothers Guest Day in Mrs Toogood Class Recital

Mrs L J Toogood hosts a mothers guest day at her home studio with a piano recital featuring Arlene Sova Chester Wetzel Lillian Stodola Allegra Kuhlan and others, plus a separate Sunday recital by Belle Weaver Stewart at 2016 Fourth Avenue SE with Ruth Blaine Ruth Lurtt Meskimen and arrangements by Lenore Stark Topinka and Ruth Lurtt Meskimen.

L. J Toogood Fountain Sese Bohn Arlene Sova Aeesee Baeh Chester Wetzel Friial Dean Rink Arbus Sevees Lillian Stodola Allegra Kuhlan Danes Doll Poldins Ruth Maren Serenata Moszkowski Mary Jean Palmer Heins Jeanette Merveant Valerk Mokrejs David Ring tAdaular Beethoven Marie Morlan Allerrot Beethoven Dorothy Cook Tschaikowsky Margaret Ann Toozouti Ittba Dett Dean and Helen Wkacena Stark Belle Weaver Stewart Ruth Blaine Fourth Avenue SE Lenore Stark Topinka Ruth Lurtt Ily Morgen ‘ Strauss Warren Ruth Bisine Batti Godard Belle Weaver Stewart Connais Thomas Ruth Blaine Reenara Net Silenzio Ib Lucin' Donezzetti Stewart Pucelni Mrs. Topinka

Birthday Surprise Honors Mary Nechvile at Wixéom Home

A birthday surprise party was held at 1611 Fourth Avenue SE in Wixéom for Mary Nechvile. Guests included Emma Nechvile Libbie Nechville and Godfrey Votroubek with prizes awarded to Emma Nechvile F B Dugan and Libbie Nechville. Refreshments were served.

Mary Nechvile Forrest Foster F B Dugan Emma Nechville Twylah Wixom

Cercle Francais Plans Monthly Programs At Mount Mercy JC

Members of the Cercle Francais at Mount Mercy Junior College met to map monthly programs. New officers include Betty Allender as president Patricia Heffron as vice president Marie Hoffman as secretary and Elaine Welan as treasurer.

Cercle Francais Mount Mercy Junior College Betty Allender Patricia Heffron Marie Hoffman Elaine Welan

Tucson Wedding Of Miss Marie Jeffrey And John Shreeves Jr

Miss Marie Jewel Jeffrey daughter of Mrs Dora V Jeffrey and John Russell Shreeves Jr of Tucson wed Wednesday evening at the home of his uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs S H Watson. The Rev George Ferguson officiated with music by Mrs Leo B Keith. The bride wore a white tafeta gown with diamonds and pearls brooch, gardenia bouquet. matron of honor Mrs A Jamieson Francis wore white moire. best man L Jamieson Francis. Afterward a reception for about 35 at the Watson home. The couple will reside at 2518 North Highland Ave Tucson after December 15.

Tucson Ariz Marie Jewel Jeffrey Dora V. Jeffrey Avenne NE John Russell Shreeves Vinton S H Watson George Ferguson St Philip's In the Hills Episcopal Church Leo B. Keith Watson A D Wood Santa Ana Calif A Jamieson Francis L. Jamieson Francis Jeffrey Riviera Shreeves Watson Home Washington High School University of Iowa Delta Gamma Sorority Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Union Oil Company Cedar Rapids

Edgewood No 1 Mothers Club Meets At School

The Edgewood school No 1 Mothers club held a meeting Thursday with thirty mothers attending. They turned in twenty dressed dolls for Christmas distribution to Miss Elizabeth Bender of the Community House. Games singing and refreshments followed the business. Visitors day is set for January 12 at the school.

Edgewood School No. 1 Elizabeth Bender

Holiday Luncheon Hosts at Roosevelt Hotel

Mrs. Collard and Miss Fisher hosted a Friday luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel starting holiday festivities. Guests included numerous local ladies, with Bridge played after a table set with Christmas red and silver decorations.

Fred E Collard Park Avenue SE Myrtle Fisher Third Avenue SE Roosevelt Hotel Robert W. Slack Guy E Hillier Clarence O Gray U W. C. Burleson Herbert Beals Roy Folsom G A Kay Harry Tisher Arthur E Chase George Otis George Starr R .D. Spears R. D. Gray Harry F Sundberg A M. Selvie Horan George F. Miller J. A Hutch Stanley Moore Fred Hann Guy Mitchell Roland Wilson Charles Walser Allen Nash JL. Burgar C. V. Lehman Earl J North Leo Stalker H. N Boyson Joe Yessler Frank Wingert Harry E. Yaw Everett Chandler P Myers Moray L. Eby Will McGuire R A Greenawalt

Silver Chain Circle Holds Meeting at St Luke’s Hospital

The Silver Chain circle met Wednesday at St Luke's Hospital with Mrs. Walter Shellquist conducting the business session and Mrs. Keith DeBolt leading devotions. The afternoon included sewing and planning for Christmas baskets at Mrs. Shellquist's home on December 21.

Silver Chain Circle St Luke’s Hospital Walter Shellquist Keith DeBolt Shellquist

Bluff View Aid Society Lunch Hosts and January Meeting

Mrs Otto Neville of Zika avenue NW hosted Bluff View Aid society at a Wednesday lunch. The next gathering is set for January 4 at Mrs John Kretschmar’s River road NW home, with attendees including Mrs Godfrey Mielenovsky and others.

Otto Neville Zika Avenue NW Bluff View Aid Society John Kretschmar River Road NW Godfrey Mielenovsky

Jolly Ramblers Hold Luncheon and Christmas Party

Mrs N W Robertson hosted the Jolly Ramblers at luncheon and a Christmas party on Wednesday at 1909 Grande avenue SE. After a gift exchange and card games, prizes went to Mesdames Fred Donisthorpe W Phillips Leo J Smith and R H Leinbaugh. The next meeting is scheduled for Dec 28 at Mrs Leinbaughs home.

N. W. Robertson Grande Avenue SE Jolly Ramblers Fred Donisthorpe W. Phillips Leo J. Smith R H Leinbaugh

O Brians New Auto Causes Car Trouble At Iowa Statehouse

Des Moines AP report says Secretary of State Robert E O Brien accepted a new 1939 state car costing 1100 despite an executive council cap of 900. Comptroller withholds payment pending resolution. Governor elect Wilson will not ride in Kraschel era sedan and will use his own car.

Des Moines Statehouse Robert E. O'Brian Comptroller’s Office Comptroller Executive Council O'Brian Secretary of State George A. Wilson Nelson G. Kraschel Wilson Clyde L. Herring Washington

Locked In Closet Fatal Fire Claims Boy

In Stockton California a 4-year-old boy named George Pia died after his parents locked him in a closet and left home. Neighbors heard his cries and tried to rescue him as the house burned shortly after the Pia family departed. Authorities questioned George Pia 34 and Jane Pia 27 about the incident.

Stockton Calif Pias George George Pia Jane Pia Friay

Pioneer Alice Dixon dies after long Linn County life

Mrs. Alice Dixon 84 a Linn County pioneer died Thursday night at her daughter’s home following a four week illness. Born in Paris Indiana April 23 1853 she moved to a farm near Lisbon as a child and later lived in Springville where she and her husband raised 11 children. Surviving are six daughters one son and many grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 10 a m at the Yocom chapel Marion conducted by Rev Thomas J Hinkin of the Sunshine Mission Cedar Rapids.

Alice Amelia Dixon D. M. Pierce Avenue NE Alexander Mary Martha Goodhue Dixon Paris Ind Lisbon John E. Dixon Waubeek Springville Thomas J. Hinkin Sunshine Mission Cedar Rapids

Evergreen Rebekah Lodge Assists Springville Service

Evergreen Rebekah lodge No 149 of Springville with charter member Mrs Dixon will assist with the services. Burial is in the Springville cemetery. Frencs may fall at the Yocom chapel.

Evergreen Rebekah Lodge No Springville Dixon Yocom Chapel

Roosevelt Pupil Wins Quill And Scroll Key

Hannah Scheer of Roosevelt High School 12A won a Quill and Scroll key for her feature Colors for Classrooms. She serves on the Roosevelt Record staff as feature editor junior high editor and assistant editor-in-chief and received the award at a Thursday assembly.

Quill and Scroll Society Hannah Scheer Roosevelt High School Miss Scheer Quill and Scroll

Hickenlooper Reports $650 Campaign Expense

Cedar Rapids candidate B. Hickenlooper, successful Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, lists campaign expenses at $650 with $330 receipts. He mailed the report before the Thursday midnight deadline and it was accepted by the secretary of state’s office.

Des Moines INS B. Hickenlooper Cedar Rapids Hickenlooper Secretary of State

Captain John Sutter Dies Poor after California Gold Legacy

Captain John A. Sutter, the landowner where the California gold rush began, died in poverty. His discovery at Sutter's Mill sparked a surge of prospectors and major changes to California.

John A. Sutter California

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IRS Cunningham Arizona Jessie Lulu Averill F. E. Katterjoins Ray Chandlers Witwer Hwladky's Grocery and Market 1600 Fourth Avenue Brammer, Inc. Wholesale Millinery Third St. SE COE College Harmony Club Nature and Garden Group Miss Norton Stark Mary Neciville Marie Jeffrey John Shreeves, Jr Mrs, McCreedy A.B Nelson Will Pierce George McCreedy Bertha Edwards W. L. Hoffer Pierce Bertha Green C. L Aber Elmer Vosburgh HH Lapham K. L. Wertz Milton Tucker Stanley Barta Cecily Ann Ella Lund Maud Roth Anna Bills Clara Fields Ellen McCreedy Vertie Lydick Friendly Neighborhood Club F. Gutz B Avenue NW Charles Smreck Walter Euken Louis Kruber R. W. Seefluth Hugo Lensch Needham Young Frances Little Vernon L Hull H. Cook B. Peck Henry Weis Steve Saris R Wolfe Sle Sanford P.T.A. Meetings Edgewood No Cepar ASL SASS Second Mrs. Collard Miss Fisher Walter Dunahugh Theresa King Carl Conrad William Benner John Buresh Homer Mann Adelbert Willams J H. Anderson Ruth Miller Nellie Williams O’brian Iowa Statehouse Alice Dixon Linn County Alice A. Dixon Roosevelt Men’s Sox Butter Nuts Filbert Hezel WOW WNAX KMMJ KMA KFAB KFYR
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