Farewell Events Honor The James A Leach
Residents of Cedar Rapids honor James A Leach and his wife as they prepare to move to Davenport in February. Mrs Leach attends a luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel with hostesses Mrs H E Olerich and Miss Helen Larmier and several guests at the Lincoln room event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
James A. Leach
Davenport
Leach
Lincoln
Roosevelt Hotel
H E. Olericih
Fourteenth Street SE
Helen Larimer
Fifth Avenue SE
Barbara Bloomhall
Genevieve McMillan
Robert FE Samuelson
Ruth Nehls
R. P. Lehman
Donald Myrah
Ray Kirn
J. W. Albright
B. R Condiff
Frances Eby
Betty Curry
Beethoven Club Studies Norway Music Thursday
The Beethoven club meets Thursday at 10 am in the public library art room to study Norwegian music. Edna Mae Sila presents current events, Luella North offers program notes, and members perform pieces by Sinding and others, with a 9:15 am board meeting beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Beethoven Club
Public Library
Edna Mae Sila
Luella North
Sinding
Alice Gaid
Etta Hodasoin
Kierull
Ruth McGuire
Tromance
Sceves
Flora Taylor
Eleanor Houts
Beethoven
Flora Kitchin
Lucy Ambroz
Forty-Niner themed anniversary party in Tama
Tama hosts a Fortieth anniversary style celebration for Leonard H. Cherry and wife with forty guests. The Madison era tribute features dancing and a midnight buffet, with costumes of bannets Indians belles and pioneers. Out of town guests include Miss Mary Louie Robyn of Chicago and Edward Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAMA
Leonard H. Cherry
Mrs Cherry
Cherrys
Mary Louie Robyn
Chicago
George Durin
Cedar Rapids
Betty Francis
William Riepe
Edward Jones
Lyman Huches
Iowa City
John Banzhaf
Catherine Cobb
Marshalltown
Reid couple leaves for Miami from Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Raymond A Reid of 512 Knollwood drive SE depart by car for Miami Florida for a month. They will be joined there by Mrs Reid’s son Harold Reid and Mrs Reid of Newark N J formerly of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Mary E White mother of Mrs R A Reid will stay with her daughter and Mr Reid. She will visit Council Bluffs for a month with granddaughter Mrs Orville O Orr formerly Miss Lillian Chapman of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Reid
Knollwood Drive
Miami
Fla
Harold Reid
Reid
Newark
N. J
Cedar Rapids
Mary E. White
R. A. Reid
Council Bluffs
Orville O Orr
Lillian Chapman
Marian Hurst Graduates From University of Iowa
Miss Marian Hurst daughter of Mr and Mrs O. He Cuddy 328 Forest Drive SE was among those to graduate Tuesday evening from the University of Iowa at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hurst
O. He. Cuddy
Forest Drive
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Foster Dinner Party Hosted by Morgan J Foster
Dr and Mrs Morgan J Foster of 2249 Washington avenue SE host a dinner Wednesday evening. Covers will be laid for twelve at their home event setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan J Foster
Washington Avenue
After-The-Show Party To Follow Community Play
The final performance of Yellow Jack by the Community Players will be celebrated with the customary after the show party arranged by the social committee chaired by Mrs Edwin H. Wadsworth. The event begins about 11 p.m. in the Lincoln Jefferson suite at the Roosevelt hotel with a buffet supper served Dutch treat. Cast crews audience and others are invited.
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Community Players
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Lincoln-Jefferson
Roosevelt Hotel
Chapter FO of P EE. O. Tea at Mrs Hickman home
Twenty five members of Chapter FO of P EE. O. were entertained at the home of Mrs. M. J. Hickman 1925 Second Avenue SE Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W E. Peschau assisting. After the business meeting Mrs Moray L. Eby presided at the tea table decorated with spring flowers and tapers. Mrs. Guy E. Hillier reviewed The Importance of Living by Lin Yutang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P EE. O
M. J. Hickman
Second Avenue SE
W E. Peschau
Moray L. Eby
Guy E. Hillier
Lin Yutang
Pair of Women Plan Chicago Business Trip
Miss Hazel Brown of 2398 Blake boulevard SE and Miss Mary Lackersteen of 1714 Park avenue SE will depart Wednesday evening for a business trip to Chicago. They expect to remain several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Brown
Blake Boulevard
Mary Lackersteen
Park Avenue SE
Chicago
Hosts Welcome Club Members For Dinner And Bridge
Mr and Mrs G If Telsier hosted members at their home 320 Forest Drive SE on Tuesday evening for dinner and bridge, inviting guests to a social club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G If
Telsier 320
Forest Drive
Mrs WE Lameyv Hosts Luncheon For Twelve At Home
Mrs WE Lameyv of 353 Park terrace SE entertained twelve guests at a luncheon on Wednesday afternoon at her residence.
Barker-Mott Vows Unite West Union and Waterloo Couples
Miss Evelyn L Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs Jr L Barker of West Union marries Robert S Mott of Waterloo son of Mr and Mrs A H Mott. The single ring ceremony was held Monday evening January 24 at the United Evangelical church parsonage in Waterloo with Rev John Deitrich officiating. Mrs Mott is a West Union High School graduate and Mr Mott a Washington High graduate who later attended Iowa State College. He works for the Hutchinson Ice Cream company in Waterloo where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn L. Barker
Jr L., Barker
West Union
Robert S. Mott
Waterloo
A. H Mott
Cedar Rapids
United Evangelical Church
John Deitrich
Fay Fisher
Russell Cook
Mercy hospital first year nurses capped in ceremony
Mercy hospital hosts a first year nursing capting exercise Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the hospital auditorium led by Sister Mary Redempta. Dr C H Stark will address the students before a benediction at the chapel. Recipients include Viola Beatty Lois Driscoll Adeline Duda Dorothy Hannon Jane Kohl Roberta Koehler Elsie Krahling Ann Kropek Gertrude McGuire Anne Neiers Elma Jane Novak Winnifred Ryan Evelyn Schmickle Gevorgine Svatos and freshman Sisters Mary Barbara Olivia and Francis participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Mary Redempta
School of Nursing
C H. Stark
Hospital
Viola Beatty
Lois Driscoll
Adeline Duda
Dorothy Hannon
Jane Kohl
Roberta Koehler
Elsie Krahling
Ann Kropek
Gertrude McGuire
Anne Neiers
Elma Jane Novak
Winnifred Ryan
Evelyn Schmickle
Gevorgine Svatos
Mary Barbara
Olivia and
Francis
P T A Meeting Notice for Arthur School
The Arthur P T A announces a first aid class at Arthur school on Thursday at 9 a m. Parents and staff are invited to attend the practical session and learn basic emergency care.
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Arthur
Arthur School
St Clare’s Guild Hosts Swanky Night Club Benefit
St. Clare’s Guild of the Church of Our Lady of Grace plans a birthday party benefit in their guild room with shaded lights and a spotlight. Features include hat check girls, hostesses, a floor show, master of ceremonies George Cockburn Jr, and performances by the Optimist Junior orchestra and Franklin junior high school orchestra. A playlet No Dummy will be staged and refreshment and decoration committees are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare's Guild
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Virginia Bowker
Flora Mae Barton
Irene Tripp
Don Wingert
J.C. Lickwaiters
Paul Davis
John Miller
Douglas Beauchamp
Cuthbert Smith
Janet Troup
George Cockburn, Jr
Optimist
Paul Valliere
Ellery Whitmer
Duane Morey
Carl Reeder
Lester Hurt
Charles Loufek
Franklin Junior High School
Roland Moehrlman
Edna K. Dieman
William McGuire
Coe College
Elaine
Florence Healey
Marjorie Davis
Dora Cargin
Maurine Hamblin
Evelyn Ashenbrenner
Margaret Mitchell
Charlotte King
Beverly Nedrow
Carol King
Marion
Jacqueline Griffin
Aulden Griffin
Warner C Danforth, Jr
Bob Dvorak
Charles Cunningham
Herbert de Wees
Hf. LL Snowden
Opal
Marjorie Dvorak
J. Jc, Liek
Gladiolus Society Meeting In Cedar Rapids
Gardening enthusiasts are invited to Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society’s Monday 8 pm gathering at the Roosevelt Hotel. Speaker Mrs. Henry J. Hromek will discuss What Gardening Means to Me followed by a round table on perennials. Bulbs prize giveaway at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dessert Luncheon for Louise Leibert Circle Held at Hamiston Home
Mrs A N Hamiston hosted a dessert luncheon for the Louise Leibert circle of the King’s Daughters at 400 Nineteenth St NE on Tuesday. Mrs Carlton Owen led the business session and Mrs Max Burrell led devotions reviewing Those Disturbing Miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A N. Hamiston
Nineteenth Street
Louise Leibert
King's Daughters
Carlton Owen
Max Burrell
Tom Walpole
Roy Zimmerman
Ernest. Anderson
Commonwealth Tea Room
A. Glasier
Lynn G Swaney
George Serovy
First spike driven for San Francisco Bay electric railway line
The first spike was driven Tuesday into the Ink rails of the $18,000,000 electric railway system over the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge marking the formal start of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Daughters of Isabella Study Club Sets Meeting
The Daughters of Isabella Study club will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Montrose Hotel to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella Study Club
Pam
Montrose Hotel
Final Event For The Hubbells
R and Mrs Ralph G Hubbell of Buffalo New York and their son Peter will leave Thursday after visiting Mrs Hubbell's parents Mr and Mrs Malcolm V Bolton at Carlton apartments Mrs Hubbell and Peter have spent weeks there joined last weekend by Mr Hubbell Accompanying the Hubbell family en route home will be William Iverson of Buffalo also been a guest at the Bolton home for the past few days As a final courtesy to the Hubbells Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook of 222 Crescent street SE will host a family dinner Wednesday evening at their home
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Ralph G Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
Peter
Hubbell
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Street SE
Dinner Party to Honor Mr and Mrs Ebel at Commonwealth
Roosevelt high school teachers host a dinner Wednesday at the Commonwealth tea room honoring Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ebel of 1059 Seventeenth Street NE who will move to Dearborn Michigan for Mr. Ebel to join Edison Institute starting February 14. Twelve guests attend and present a gift with games after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School
Commonwealth Tea Room
Robert L. Ebel
Seventeenth Street
Dearborn
Mich
Ebel
Edison Institute
Fred J. Kluss
Stewart A. Cooper
Leslie R. Grigg
Theodore Anderson
Joseph A. Stolar, Jr
Grissel Honored at Breakfast During Midsemester Vacation
Miss Jane Ellen Grissel daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer S Grissel of 226 Johnson Ave NW a Grinnell College student on a midsemester home vacation was honored at a Sunday morning breakfast hosted by Audrey Jean Anderson 1609 Maple Dr NW The Eluta Tami Camp Fire group members attended with guardian Mrs A J Anderson and other guests Ruth Bokerney Verna Krough Margaret Clark Jane Herdlicka Elaine Anderson Beverly Wright Margaret Swope Etta Lee Hicks Thelma Norland and Sara May Messenger
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Jane Ellen Grissel
Elmer S Grissel
Johnson Avenue
Grinnell College
Audrey Jean Anderson
Maple Drive
Grissel
Eluta Tami
Ruth Bokerney
Verna Krough
Margaret Clark
Jane Herdlick
Syr Amette Club Hosts Monday Evening
The Syr Amette club met Monday at Miss Mary Haddy's home 1050 Mount Vernon Ave SE. A Valentine theater party and buffet supper followed a brief business session. Members present included Lorraine Farah Emaliane Abraham Victoria Risk Esther Risk Mary Shaheen Emaline Risk Martha Risk Bertha Abodeely Evelyn David. The next meeting will be February 14 at Miss Edna Haddy's home 1426 Fifth Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syr-Amette Club
Mary Haddy
Mount Vernon Avenue
Lorraine Farah
Emaliane Abraham
Victoria Risk
Esther Risk
Mary Shaheen
Emaline Risk
Martha Risk
Bertha Abodeely
Evelyn David
Edna Haddy
Fifth Avenue SE
Housewarming honor for Mr and Mrs John Scolaro
Mrs M A Scolaro and Mrs Leo Naso hosted a housewarming Monday evening at 391 Memorial Drive SE for Mr and Mrs John Scolaro. Bridge was played and Mrs John Scolaro received a group gift as guests included Anton Naso Jr Mia Scolaro Mace Scolaro A C Robbie Leo Naso and others.
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M.A Scolaro
Leo Naso
John Scolaro
Memorial Drive
Anton Naso
Mia
M. Scolaro
Mace Scolaro
A C. Robbie
Legion Auxiliary Hears Kluss on U S Constitution
Roosevelt high school principal Fred J Kluss spoke on The Permanence of the Constitution of the United States in view of Its Origin to Hanford post No 5 auxiliary. Fifty nine attended as Mrs Edwin Lundquist introduced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J Kluss
Roosevelt High School
United States
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Building
Kluss
Edwin Lundquist
Robert M. Wesles
L. Schirm
Walter Payn
H. E. Travis
Walter A. Kansky
E Cray
H. Drew
E. O Trusty
F Baumgartner
Grant Wilson
Ed Womacka
del T. Stanton
A. Schultz
Jean Gunn
G MM. Whisler
State Department
Veterans’ Hospitals
Bettiloy Lefebvre
Marilyn Morehouse
Ednad Dieman
Leone Blume
Travis
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Holds Picnic Luncheon Meeting
Members of the American home department gathered Tuesday afternoon at the club home for a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. W. P. Rohrbach. Guest speaker Dr. T. Frank Hersch spoke on "The Relation of the Doctor to His Community" as Miss Catherine Timm, with Mrs Lulu Engleman Welty, sang selections by Grieg Watts and Carew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids
Griffiths Attend 37th Reunion Near Kirksville
Mr and Mrs CV Griffith and their son return from Kirksville Missouri where they attended a Griffith family reunion the first in thirty seven years. The family dinner was at the home of Mrs W A Waffle and Mrs Charles Crow near Kirksville. Mrs Crow then joined the Griffiths for a Cedar Rapids visit.
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CV. Griffith
Third Street
Kirksville
Griffith
W. A. Waffle
Charles Crow
King’s Daughters luncheon set with Lydia Long
Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs Lydia Long at 1811 Fifth Avenue SE Thursday at 1 pm for luncheon. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs J D Wardle and Mrs E K Easton.
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Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
Lydia Long
Fifth Avenue SE
J D. Wardle
E. K Easton
Ethel Evans Circle to Meet for Dessert Luncheon
Ethel Evans circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 30 pm for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs Henry J Gund ling located at 1725 D avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
Henry J. Gundling
D Avenue NE
Honor Memory Of P. T. A. Founders
A candlelighting ceremony honored the founders of the parent teacher movement at the Parent-Teacher council meeting. Mrs. Alice Birney and Mrs. Phoebe Hearst helped organize what is now the National Congress of Parents and Teachers Forty-one years ago. Candles symbolized each speaker’s pledge to ideals of health, home life, learning, citizenship, happiness, and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Council
Board of Education
Alice Birney
Phoebe Hearst
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
J. Gerber
Neely Hill
John Sundberg
Rose Harrington
M. B. Loomis
Arthur Norman
George Naxera
Thomas Suchomol
R. F Taft
Waterloo
Marion
R. M Threlkeld
E. Holvenstadt
V. L. Spohn
O. H Lundquist
O. W. Rust
Pleiades Society Holds Initiation Tea at Coe College
The Pleiades society of Coe College hosted a tea and initiation Sunday at Miss Mary Jane Flaherty's home 259 Eighteenth Street NW. Miss Zula Cacek president presided. initiates were Regina Drake Dorothy Miller Frankie Roudabush Antoinette Vampola. Mrs Ernest Kosch presided. guests included Mrs A R Menary and Mrs A E Chase. Lavender and purple decorations adorned the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Mary Jane Flaherty
Eighteenth Street
Zula Cacek
Regina Drake
Dorothy Miller
Frankie Roudabush
Antoinette Vampola
Ernest Kosch
A R. Menary
A. E. Chase
Mrs Kellnar guests in New Jersey and Chicago
Mrs Norbert Kelly of Fairfax left Sunday on a streamline train for Lake Forest New Jersey to be the guest of her aunt Mrs Mary Kellnar She will also visit Miss Bess Kellnar of Cicero Illinois and spend some time in Chicago before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Kelly
Fairfax
Lake Forest
Mary Kellnar
Bess Kellnar
Cicero
Chicago
Ida Mansfield Circle Luncheon Held at Fleckenstein Home
Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday afternoon for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. A J Fleckenstein located at 1932 Fourth avenue SE with Mrs. on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
the King’s Daughters
A J. Fleckenstein
Fourth Avenue SE
Rivalry at Home and Horseback Riding Sparks Marital Strain
A film industry observer notes divorces rise among movie stars due to constant on set excitement. One actress recalls her marriage surviving only because her husband took up horseback riding, bringing unpredictable thrills and the question of who arrives home first the husband or the horse.
Meeting notes mention Marshall Hall and Mrs More ton
Devotions were led by Mrs Wall and Mrs Ralph Bower attended as a guest. The next gathering is planned at the home of Mrs M. G. Morris at 1710 Seventh Avenue SE.
Cultus Club Members Entertained at Mrs Monttllon Home
Members of the Cultus club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Henry Mon tillon located at 1402 Third avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Henry Montillon
Third Avenue
Mrs Penquite Honored By Miss LilyAn Greenway At Bunco Party
Miss LilyAn Greenway hosted at 1732 Fifth Avenue SE a Bunco evening honoring Mrs Anne Penquite who will move to Des Moines. Guests included Dolores Matsch Eileen Farmer Maurine Mason Martha Coffman Ida Mae Greenway and Mrs J E Greenway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LilyAn Greenway
Fifth Avenue SE
Anne Penquite
Des Moines
Bunco
Dolores Matsch
Eileen Farmer
Maurine Mason
Martha Coffman
Ida Mae Greenway
J. E. Greenway
Mizpah Circle to Meet at Mrs Wiley Home
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters will meet at 1 30 p m Thursday at Mrs J M Wiley 264 Fifteenth street NW her home. Members are asked to bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wiley
Fifteenth Street NW
Mizpah Circle of the King’s Daughters
Publisher undecided on appeal over county newspaper ruling
F. C. Satter publisher of the Central City News-Letter and Springville New Era said he has not decided whether to appeal the Linn county supervisors decision. The board chose the Marion Sentinel as one of the county official newspapers for 1938 after a two day hearing and county attorney’s opinion on legal aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Satter
Central City News-Letter
Springville New Era
Central City
District Court
Linn County Supervisors
Marion Sentinel
News-Letter
Sentinel
County newspaper subscription lists disputed for bonafide status
The county board, citing the county attorney, sustained the Sentinel's objections to numerous News-Letter names, including 180 in arrears as of Jan 1, 1938, 69 in arrears for more than a year, and 69 alleged free copies to correspondents or ministers, reducing the News-Letter's eligible list below the Sentinel's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mount Vernon Hawkeye Record
Lisbon Herald
Marion Sentinel
News-Letter
The
Sentinel
Lunar prophecy for February 3 reads as mystifying and cautionary
The column predicts a day of curious and mystifying happenings with risk of duplicity and subtle harm. It advises following bosses and practical ideas to win out. A February 3 birthday suggests a year of intriguing adventures needing wariness and discretion with a creatively talented newborn potential.
Bamboo Growth Prospects Across the United States
The article argues that bamboo can thrive anywhere cotton grows in the United States, suggesting broad adaptability and potential for widespread cultivation across diverse regions. It highlights similarities in climate and soil requirements that enable bamboo to prosper in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Doctor's Prescription for Liquor Habit Alcoban Ad
A doctor's prescription for alcoholism is offered as Alcoban not habit forming and usable with liquor tea coffee food or any liquid. It helps overcome cravings and rebuilds resistance with a money back guarantee. Sold by May's Cut Rate Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Alcoban
Also Mentioned on This Page
James A. Leaches
Leonard Cherrys
Raymond A. Reids
Florida
Iowa
Morgan Fosters
Yoaur Heath
Chultz Hes
3Rd Ave
P. EO
Hickmans
Miss Brown
Miss Lackersteen
Telliers
Mes, Lavey
Miss Barker
P.T.A. Meetings
St. Clare’s Guild
Gladiolus Society
D. O. I. Study Club
KR. L
Joan Scolaros
Legion Auxiliary
U.S. Constitution
PICNC
Folke
Bishop's
Bob Burns
Montillon
Mrs. Penquite
Mizpah Circle
Genevieve Kemble
Red Cross
Cobbie
Dixie
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