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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
4
The Coe Music Sorority hosted its annual tea with committee chairpersons Mav Jare G, Sr Beg, and Besa Seneer coordinating. Guests from Voorhees and local area attended on Tuesday afternoons, with invitations extended to Mrs Sea Sararaes and Mrs Jo Haco.
Inar Jeffrey celebrated her birthday with a garden dinner party on Wednesday. Guests dressed as characters from favorite books attended, including Joan Vessler, Joan Davies, Frances Bucknell, Jean Wal, Mary Lou Protzman, Rebecca Booman, Kathleen McGladies, Kathleen Hanson, Kathleen Victor, Jean White and Margaret Sone.
Miss Roberta Nemec and Miss Jane Muller hosted a mixed shower at 441 Fifth Avenue SW in honor of Miss Ruth Breuer ahead of her marriage to George Kuba. Prizes awarded for high scores went to Miss Nemec Mrs H J Breuer and Miss Donna Mae Smith. Other guests include Helen Curran Esther Cerney and many more.
Mrs J E Tisher hosted a Tuesday luncheon for her sister Mrs John Nesson of Two Harbors Minnesota. Several local women attended seated at a long table decorated in Valentine colors and including Mrs Fanny Campbell Mrs J F Dostal Mrs Mary Pirkel Mrs Howard Andres Mrs Merritt Mrs W Zedick Mrs Frank Peremsks Mrs John Con and Mrs J E Tisher.
The report lists chapters and gatherings including Cedar Rapids and Iona City matters. It mentions hosts, centers, and dates, noting guest appearances by various chapter members and organizers.
Mrs Ralph E Lele hosted Mass He'en Fredricksen of Clinton at 117 Sixteenth Street NE for a week. Mrs Little entertained informally with bridge on Wednesday evening for the guest. High score prize went to Mrs Donald Ibach and the guest prize to Miss Fredricksen.
Friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs George Schamel for the latter's birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Dvorak, Mr and Mrs Carl Finger, Mr and Mrs Frank Sanders, Mr and Mrs Joseph Horak, Mr and Mrs Wes Soukup, and the hosts.
St Ritas circle of St Matthews church met Wednesday evening at 2310 B avenue NE hosted by Mrs Peter Bush. After the meeting, cards were played and prizes awarded to Mrs John Murray, Mrs Arthur Mallon, Mrs F R Tripp, and Mrs J F Lynott.
Community Players sponsor a supper following their production The Commandments at the Paramount Theatre. A committee led by Mary Stub includes Mrs Warn Avent and Mrs Robe B Das, with help from Gordon Ferre and Nellies, organizing the event at Mortrose Terrace.
The readable text is garbled with missing words and names. It references a twenty something score and a distribution of wares but lacks clear subjects or events. No definite people places organizations or dates can be confirmed from the fragment.
A social gathering at the Lyreum salutes an anniversary with attendees including Mr and Mrs W Dvorak and Mr and Mrs F Sanders plus many relatives. Recipients Khundrec art ot zes and Tunse jeeser received awards. Refreshments were served by Helen Soukup and Louise Petrak.
Various church organizations list Friday gatherings at homes and churches including Olivet Missionary Society led devotions by Mrs. Wiykle and topics on Colored People, with officer elections. Other groups meet at homes on Bever and Washington avenues for study, devotions, and suppers. some events postponed.
An annual community event the Opera Review is scheduled for February 8 at the Fess Christray church. Edna Barre Jackson leads a cast of singers in selections from famed operas, with appearances by performers including Ard Garpele Shasie and collaboration from Des Moines Exch. The program features excerpts and notes on the performers and the event’s wartime era context.
Mos Weaver Witwer and My Swses Witwer spent several days over the weekend at Desert Inn. Pam Sories of California noted these events and the Cedar Rapids women held a meeting on Wednesday to discuss local business topics and an upcoming venture. Mrs Harser Malic and others led discussions on the need to end scams and Moyrs. W oR Foor reviewed a book, Lon Gens Scotland Yard.
Mrs Leo J Smith hosted the Jolly Ramblers on Wednesday afternoon at 1255 D Avenue NE. Prizes at charts were won by Mrs R Leinbaugh and Mrs H Hendall.
Mrs Clarence Schmuike entertained the St Josephs guild at her Atkins area home Friday afternoon with ten members present. Prizes at cards went to Mrs W C Stallman and Mrs G A Stark. Other Cedar Rapids guests included Mrs Joe Voss, Mrs George Hennessy, Mrs John Mulherin, and several Misses Irma Voss, Elizabeth Stapies, Hilda Pickart, and Mabel Anderson. Fairfax guests included Mrs William Womachel, Mrs William Stallman, Mrs Arley Schulte, and Mrs Richard Stallman.
Mrs Robert Mackey celebrated at home with friends on her birthday. First prize in banco went to Miss Mae Stoner and consolation to Mrs Edward Zvacek. Attendees included Virginia Kinzey Angie Holets Renee Holets Mae Stoner Catherine and Margaret Mackey Frank Lumir Lester Holets Gilbert Kinzey Ernest Kinzey George Mackey Mrs William Mackey Mr and Mrs Edward Zuacek and son Donald Mr and Mrs J W Mackey and children Louise Jimmie Mr and Mrs Robert Mackey and sons Bobby Richard and James Mackey.
Mrs Clifford Davis entertained the Minisa Camp Fire group Saturday with a luncheon and theater party. Attendees included Ruth Div Virginia Lynn Twyla Memler Hulda Caldwell Betty Allard and Maxine Thompson. Davis is retiring guardian of the group.
Woman's auxiliary to Post C T P A meets Friday at Flks club for luncheon and business. Canteen club hosts a card party Friday 2 pm at Moosehall. Royal Neighbors Vatley Camp 2136 meets Friday 8 pm at Odd Fellows hall. Juveniles meet 8:30 pm. Standard Life No 172 convenes Thursday at Moose hall with a card party to follow. Daughters of Deborah hold a party at Vida Sylvester's home Friday 8 am. Freya Kensington and Freta Kensington group meetings noted with hosts listed.
The article discusses the Town Hall discussion led by Celestial Ball seer in Montrose. It emphasizes the role of psychotherapy and social welfare efforts to address divorces and family breakdowns, aiming to restore order and provide support through expert guidance.
The piece advises pure white lingerie touches to accent dark dresses for a strong psychological effect. It suggests organdie bows and embroidered fabrics, plus monotone prints pairing dark colors with white, and offers a leaflet with print samples upon request.
Dr Bates receiver of Coggan State Bank acts as receiver for Harvey Chilmore with deeds on nw sec 14 and 60 acres in nw sec 23 86 6 all licenses of record and $2500 in deposit claims as of 1 2 34
Mount Vernon outlines Dr Harry E Overstreet's view of a spiritual shift in America. At Cornell chapel he cites scriptural principles guiding social responsibility and cooperative effort, predicting moves toward social insurance and communal values amid a rise of mutual enrichment and public welfare.
Mason City couple Ruth Sullivan 22 and H F Ruppert 28 died early Thursday when their car collided with a truck driven by Frank Vittera 27 of Omaha, one mile north of Manly. Vittera was slightly injured.
DES MOINES AP The Iowa house hit a snag in considering a bread weight bill. The proposal would set a minimum one pound weight with no tolerances and require weighing at the state line or first sale point. Rep Elmer Johnson opposed the out of state weight section, warning against walls between states. Rep Souis urged protection for local bakers by enforcing state laws on out of state bread.
Mrs. F. D Fillmore was elected secretary of the playground commission Wednesday evening at the city hall. Mrs. Clare Nichols, acting superintendent of recreation, reported on department activities since the last meeting and several future projects were discussed.
Eugene C. Eppley of the Eppley Hotels chain reports a diet fad decline and more eating at hotels. He cites six months of rising room sales as traveling salesmen increase business, with Cedar Rapids Hotels Montrose and Magnus in the group. A conference on fair trade practices under the national hotel code was planned with attendance from about 75 Iowa hotel men.
General Hines head of the veterans administration told Senator Louis Murphy that a Des Moines veterans hospital has the order to open and staff is being assembled in Washington. After official opening there will be about thirty days before the first patients are admitted.
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