Will Honor President of King's Daughters in Burlington
Mrs Ida Mansfield of Burlington will visit Wednesday for several social events in her honor as the state president of the King's Daughters. She arrives Tuesday evening to stay with Mrs Carl Goodwin and begins with a breakfast at Roosevelt hotel. Local Daughters and junior circles host and accompany her through Wednesday meetings and visits, ending with a stop in Independence after Cedar Rapids.
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Ida Mansfield
Burlington
Amcmwecls
Ute Hussussuss
Carl Goodwin
Third Avenue SE
Mansfield
Roosevelt Hotel
King’s Daughters
Hoyt Thomas
F. L. Shramek
Connie Weatherton
Faith
Marilyn van de Walker
A. C. Burnell
Crusaders
Mary Ellen Stickles
Sunshine
Nadine McManus
Isaac Brown
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Luncheon for Monday Book Club at Mrs McClaughry’s Home
Twelve members attended a luncheon at 213 Twenty-third Street Drive SE hosted by Mrs R W McClaughry. Mrs R M Chapman reviewed Escape by Ethel Vance. The next meeting is set for January 22 at Mrs Carl K Linge’s home.
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Monday Book Club
R W MccClaughry
Twenty-third Street Drive
R M. Chapman
Ethel Vance
Carl K. Linge
Tuesday Study Club Christmas Party Change of Venue
The Tuesday Study club will hold its Christmas party at Mrs. Guy Hillier’s home 2301 Meadowbrook Drive SE. The meeting location has changed and will take place Tuesday at 2:30 PM.
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Guy Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Spirit of Christmas play by Rainbow Girls at Masonic Hall
A Saturday afternoon program by the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic hall featured a play The Spirit of Christmas directed by Mrs. Jennie Mickel with participants Diana Brokaw Theone Larson Jacqueline Lorig Elaine Kemper Winifred Hargrave Estelle Bach elder June DeNio and the choir. Tea followed with Mrs. Vera Cullman Mrs. Bess Manilaw Mrs. Ruth Turner and Mrs. Helen Dunker presiding. A donation of $25 was given to the Community House.
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Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Jennie Mickel
Diana Brokaw
Theone Larson
Jacqueline Lorig
Elaine Kemper
Winifred Hargrave
Estelle Bachelder
June DeNio
Vera Cullman
Bess Manilaw
Ruth Turner
Helen Dunker
Dinner honors Willsons before California trip
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McKim hosted a Sunday dinner at 369 Nineteenth Street SE in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Willson of 1550 Washington Avenue SE who will soon depart for California. Guests included several listed couples and individuals from local addresses.
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L. L. McKim
Nineteenth Street
J. L. Willson
Washington Avenue SE
California
F .A. Keefer
M. Winters
J. J. Gregory
Ina Wilson
L. O Huntley
Howard Wright
Charles Albaugh
Glendale
Calif
John Miller
Teens Gather at Mary Jane Klassen Home for Evening
The Teenettes met at 2525 Johnson Avenue NW Thursday evening. Refreshments were served to Rita Spaight Marilyn Cusack Rita Marie Power Bernice Pfiffer Jane Dorman Betty Ann Klimes and Irene Phelps.
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Mary Jane Klassen
Johnson Avenue NW
Rita Spaight
Marilyn Cusack
Rita Marie Power
Bernice Pfiffer
Jane Dorman
Betty Ann Klimes
Irene Phelps
Missing Name Omitted From Midboro Club Hostess List
Mrs. Glenn Thomas was not listed as an assistant hostess at the Midboro club meeting held Thursday, in Sunday's Gazette.
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Glenn Thomas
Midboro Club
Cedar Rapids N C W Meeting Held at St Josephs Church
The Cedar Rapids deanery quarterly meeting of the N C W was held December three at St Josephs church in Marion. The next meeting will be February 4 at St Wenceslaus parish hall.
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Cedar Rapids
N.C. W
St Joseph’s Church
Marion
St. Wenceslaus Parish Hall
Guests of Dr Dolan in Anamosa Dinner Guests
Dinner guests Sunday evening of Dr and Mrs Henry Dolan in Anamosa were Dr and Mrs W J Neuzil Dr and Mrs Broghammer and Dr and Mrs Lawrence J Halpin Other guests were Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of Anamosa and Dr and Mrs M Beddoes of Cascade Dr Dolan showed moving pictures of their World’s Fair trip.
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Henry Dolan
Anamosa
W. J. Neuzil
B . Broghammer
Lawrence J. Halpin
Paul Smith
M. Beddoes
Cascade
Dolan
Dr and Mrs Joal Return From Chicago Weekend Visit
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Joal of 125 Eighteenth street NE have returned from Chicago after spending the weekend with friends.
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Lawrence Joalpin
Eighteenth Street
Chicago
McPartl and Wife Return From Chicago Weekend
Mrs Edward J. McPartland and Mrs Partland return home to 229 Twenty-third Street Drive SE after a weekend spent in Chicago.
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Edward J. McPartlands
Chicago
Edward J. McPartland
Twenty-third Street Drive
Merimyx Club to Host Daring Roosevelt Hotel Dance
The Merimyx club will entertain this evening at a dancing party at the Roosevelt hotel with dancing set to begin at 9 30.
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Merimyx Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Lindsay Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Members
Mrs Kenneth Lindsay invites members to a bridge luncheon at her home at 310 Nineteenth Street SE on Tuesday.
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Kenneth Lindsay
Nineteenth Street SE
Bride Sylvia Curttright Weds Harry S. Robinson
Sylvia Jane Curttright daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Storry Morley became the bride of Harry S. Robinson son of Mrs. R R Robinson 1484 Fourth avenue SE Saturday evening at St James Methodist church parsonage with Rev Thomas C Collister officiating Attendants were the bridegrooms mother and Edgar Curtwright After a short trip they will live at 1434 Fourth avenue SE The brides groom’s mother will later join her son Ray A Robinson and Mrs Robinson of Memphis Tenn for the winter
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Sylvia Jane Curttright
Elizabeth Storry
Morley
Harry SE
Robinson
R R Robinson
Fourth Avenue SE
Thomas C Collister
St James’ Methodist Church
Edgar Curtwright
Ray A Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Memphis, Tenn
Mrs Helen Berry Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Helen Berry, to wed Verne J. Green on Wednesday, was honored in a dessert bridge shower Friday evening hosted by Mrs J L Green and Mrs Theodore Vernimont at 3607 First Avenue E. Guests included the Mesdimes Vern Hendricks Charles Holmes Mary Berry James Doherty G F Dearborn William Porter Charles Sindelar R F Van Skike Bob Barnett Leota McNeal Maxine Wagner Elizabeth Dearborn.
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Helen Berry
Verne J. Green
J. L. Green
Theodore Vernimont
Surprise Birthday Honor for Mrs Pavlicek at Local Home
Mrs Albin Pavlicek was honored at a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Carl Burke 200 Sixth Street SW Refreshments were served and cards used as diversion The honored guest received a gift Those present included Mr and Mrs Harold Cronk Mary Scholl Melvin Hyck Arlene Pavlicek Joseph Pavlicek Jr Mrs Agnes Taylor Mary Ann Pavlicek and Mr and Mrs Burke
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Albin Pavlicek
Carl Burke
Sixth Street
Harold Cronk
Mary Scholl
Melvin Hyck
Arlene Pavlicek
Joseph Pavlicek, Jr
Agnes Taylor
Mary Ann Pavilicek
Mrs Burke
Surprise stork shower honors Mrs H J Wilson
Mrs H J Wilson of 323 Third Avenue SW was honored at a surprise stork shower Thursday evening hosted by Mrs Billa Story at 822 First Avenue W. Attendees included Miss Catherine Cunningham and Mesdames Mary Orehouse, Marlyse Rich, Emily Meyer, Wilma Kunzmann, and Emma Latimer.
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H. J. Wilson
Third Avenue SW
Billa Story
First Avenue W
Catherine Cunningham
Mary Orehouse
Marlyse Rich
Emily Meyer
Wilma Kunzmann
Emma Latimer
Kenwood Fire Camp girls plan holiday doll drive
The Tachewee Camp Fire girls met at Mrs Harold J Nilssons home to study Indian symbols and organize a Christmas gift exchange. They will dress fifteen dolls for the needy for Christmas and welcome new member Isabelle Swicker.
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Tachewee Camp
Kenwood
the Guardian
Harold J. Nilsson
Isabelle Swicker
Friwoto Camp Fire Members Plan Print Spatter Next Meeting
Six members met Saturday at guardian Mrs Clifford Evans home at 2900 Oakland avenue NE. They planned to make spat terprints at the next meeting on Friday night at 7 30. An honor was earned and all members are required to attend the next meeting.
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Friwoto
Clifford Evans
Oakland Avenue
Beta Jota Chapter to Meet in Montrose Hotel Sorority Rooms
Beta Jota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet tonight at 7 30 in the sorority rooms at the Montrose hotel.
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Beta Jota
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Past Monarchs Of Amber Grotto Honored At Dinner
The annual monarchs dinner for Amber Grotto drew 175 members and guests in K of P hall. Monarch O F Slapnicka introduced Leo T. Zbanek as toastmaster with remarks by Warren Smith L W Herdlicka and others.
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Amber Grotto
K of P Hall
Slapnicka
Leo T. Zbanek
Warren Smith
L. W. Herdlicka
W HH Richardson
Chris Miller
George Beals
Andrew Petersen
Earl Davis
W C. Gregory Glenn McCollister
Organization of Masons
France
Panama
Iowa
McCollister
Rollin Frink
C. C Hunt
Masons
Supreme Council
Grotto
Matt J. Merrill
Davenport
United States
Canada
Supreme Body
Staege
Mohassan Grotto
Merrill
Scott Hammond
Ambar Grotto
K. P. Hall
Memorial Coliseum
Sokol
Otto F. Slapnicka
Monarch
W W. Crissman
Harold Smith
Prophet
Louis Cullman
J. J. Wervert
W C. Gregory
Stanley Davis
Miss Bernice Easker Hosts Keys Sunday School Class
Miss Bernice Easker entertained the Keys Sunday school class at John Huss Methodist Church. Officers for the coming year are Mac Rose Mystik president Dorothy Grant vice president Joan Seda secretary and treasurer. Members present included Joan Pepin Mary Jane Goodyear Mary Ann Rebec Betty Nemec Bonnie Baldwin Jeanette Mystik Norma Joyce Malecek Patricia Niebuhr Lois Spina Martha Chystry Lillian Nesecky Marjorie Miel Phyllis McArter Guests were Lillian Mae Paterson and Lora Ann Wassmer of Alburnett.
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Bernice Easker
Keys
John Huss Methodist Church
Mac Rose Mystik
Dorothy Grant
Joan Seda
Joan Pepin
Mary Jane Goodyear
Mary Ann Rebec
Betty Nemec
Bonnie Baldwin
Jeanette Mystik
Norma Joyce Malecek
Patricia Niebuhr
Lois
Ida Mansfield circle gathers for luncheon at Ridgewood Terrace
Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 1803 Ridgewood Terrace SE for luncheon. Eighteen members and six guests attended with devotions led by Mrs Charles Fisher. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Marshall Hall and Mrs Hugh White.
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Ida Mansfield
The
King’s Daughters
Everett Chandler
Ridgewood Terrace SE
George Robertson
George Presek
Durwood Ellison
James Floetchinger
Oxford
Fleckenstein
Oxford Junction
J. S. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Charles Fisher
Marshall Hall
Hugh White
Dinner honors guests headed for San Antonio
Mrs. Bertha Russell entertained at dinner Friday evening honoring guests Mrs. Edna Shops and Mrs. Sally Mohn who will leave soon for San Antonio. The honored guests were presented gifts by the group. Cards were played with prizes going to Ruth Buresh and Mrs. Thomas Chadima. Other attendees included Corrine Simms Lila Fuller Mrs. Charles O. Griffith and Rachael Griffith.
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Bertha Russell
Edna Shops
Sally Mohn
San Antonio
Tex
Ruth Buresh
Thomas Chadima
Corrine Simms
Lila Fuller
Charles O. Griffith
Rachael Griffith
Margaret Bottyme circle Christmas party held at Mrs Condon home
Margaret Beetrome circle of the King's Daughters will hold its annual Christmas party on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Larry Condon 1819 Seventh Avenue SE. A gift exchange is planned and members are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service.
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Margaret Bottome
Margaret Beétrome
of the King’s Daughters
Larry Condon
Seventh Avenue SE
P T A Meetings and Planned Activities in Cleveland
The Cleveland P T A holds a 7 30 p m meeting at the school with piano solo by Miss Alice Otillie and speaker Dr D I Berger of Coe College. Candy sale by sixth grade mothers and refreshments by fifth grade mothers. Executive board meets at Mrs S M Ford’s home. Lincoln P T A has no meeting this month. Study group meets Wednesday at 1 p m at Mrs Thomas Gaines’s home for lunch. Buchanan P T A meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at the school and the intermediate grades perform O Holy Night.
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Cleveland P. T. A
Alice Otillie
D. I. Berger
Coe College
S. M. Ford
B Avenue NW
Lincoln P. T. A
Thomas Gaines
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Gaines
Christmas Story Dramatization Directed by Miss Stoakes
A dramatization of the Christmas story in scripture and song directed by Miss Evelyn Stoakes with assistance from the intermediate teachers. All mothers and fathers of the district are invited.
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Evelyn Stoakes
Garfield PT.A Meeting With Christmas Program
Garfield PT A will meet Wednesday at 2 80 pm. Arthur Deamer the superintendent of schools will give a Christmas message and the primary pupils will present a Christmas program.
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Garfield Pt.a
Arthur Deamer
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
A 5 person family meal plan outlines daily menus for two adults and three children aiming for a balanced diet on twelve dollars weekly. It includes marmalade making, specific recipes like beef pot roast with gravy, and guidance on preserving foods year round with a Winter Conserves leaflet offer.
800 Attend Walther League Zone Sessions
St Pauls Lutheran in Williamsburg hosted the Tall Corn zone meeting of the Walther league drawing 800 for the evening session and 350 at the banquet. Prof O P Kretzmann preached on The Open Door and the choir and string sextet provided music.
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Williamsburg
St Paul's Lutheran
T. Jockel
Walther League
Tall Corn Zone
Iowa
Young Peoples Organization
Missouri Synod
Jockel
O P Kretzmann
Chicago
St. Paul's
O Kamprath
St Paul's Lutheran School
Walther League of Immanuel Lutheran Church
A. Bostelmann
St Paul's Lutheran Walther League
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Lutheran Walther League
Lutheran Wheatridge
Wheatridge
Colo
Trinity Walther League
Pupils Of I. C. School Will Present Program
The Immaculate Conception school pupils present a program in the auditorium Tuesday at 2 30 p m featuring dances from the Nutcracker Suite and other musical selections by the I C Girls Glee club and soloists with Louise Buck as accompanist.
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Immaculate Conception School
Immaculate Conception
Terriss
Mia Friml
Louise Buck
Nola
Arndt Sweet
Rose Mary Jennings
Saint Saens
Lorenz I. C. Girls Glee Club
Kennedy Sees No Cause For U.S. War
Boston AP Kennedy says no economic financial or social reason justifies United States entry into European war. He, as American ambassador to Great Britain, voiced the view Monday.
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
United States
Would Make A Better Impression Is Aggressive
Advice column style note about a shy 21 year old man weighing 200 pounds pursuing Carrie and a later reader question about a date who grows distant. Also a probate notice for John Dennett Harding with hearing scheduled and clerk details.
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