Many Women's Meetings Held At Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon notices recount a series of women group activities and social events. Interest groups include Entre Nous hosted by Mrs. Horace Miller, Sorosis gatherings, Gleaner Missionary group, Methodist Ladies Aid, Ladies Industrial nets, Presbyterian ladies events, and Cornell students hosting college activities and dances.
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Mount Vernon
E C Moorhead
Methodist Ladies Aid
Mie Faibanks
L. B. Bigger
Cornell
John Neff
Miss Fairbanks
Mitchell
Jiewitt Kohl
Ed Gill
Howard Neal
Wood Hoover
Arthur Dilley
Legion Hall
Howard Johnston
William Dunn
Columbus Junction
Johnston
Earl Simpson
Helen Burge
Cornell Purple
New York
Nicholas Knight
Abbico Probasco
Luella Ninde
HM Kelley
Frank Benesh, Jr
Phil Hahn
W. Crumbaugh
Will Speak at Silver Tea by Honolulu Guest
Mrs Harlan Benner of Honolulu will be guest speaker at a silver tea hosted by the Randall class of the First Pangeleal church at the home of Mrs Richard Greenawalt 1912 Blake boulevard SE. Tea hours are 2 30 to 5 with Benners talk at 3 o clock. Benner, visiting with her parents, is a Cedar Rapids native and a former graduate of Coe College who taught in Washington junior high in Honolulu and Arthur school here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Benner
Honolulu
Richard Greenawalt
Randall
Benners
Benner
Parens
Robert Jack
Nineteenth Street
Anne Jack
Cedar Rapids
Coo College
Washington Junior High School
Arthur School
Irene Klinger to Be Married March Second
March 2 set for the marriage of Miss Irene Klinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Klinger Cedar Rapids to Dr R M Chapman Cedar Rapids son of Mrs Cora Chapman Town City The Rev Arthur A Brooks will officiate at 4 pm at St Pauls Methodist church Guests at a recent dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Floyd H Knapp included Russell Knapp Mrs Cora Chapman Miss Hazel Chapman all of Iowa City and the engaged couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Klinger
Wesley Klinger
Cedar Rapids
R M Chapman
Cora Chapman
Town City
Arthur A Brooks
St Pauls Methodist Church
Floyd H Knapp
Avenue
Miss Klinger
Dr Chapman
Ahe Russell Knapp
Hazel Chapman
Iowa City
Klinger
Police auxiliary benefit card party at Roosevelt hotel
The Police auxiliary hosts its annual benefit card party at the Roosevelt hotel on Thursday from 2 to 4 pm with bridge pinochle and 300. Proceeds aid charitable work especially for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Refreshments served and prizes awarded at each table. volunteers invite attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Auxiliary
Roosevelt Hotel
Hadassah Lincoln Birthday Bridge Event at Montrose Hotel
The Hadassah local chapter led by Mrs Raymond Klass hosts a Lincoln birthday bridge at the Montrose hotel on February 12. Proceeds support Hadassah medical and infant care programs. the event features card tables chaired by Ted Varewsky and Mo Maurice Rapo, with auction prizes to be awarded. The public is invited to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Raymond Klass
Willneaio
Lincoln
Montrose Hotel
Carey
Charles Green
Carl Fttinger
Raraport Tea
Leo Smutlerothooe
Ted Varewsky
Maurice Rapavo
Vas Abe Ko
Fpan Tae Bt
A Nathan Green
Community clubs stage programs and events this week
Dramatic Department plans a Valentine bridge party at the club house with prizes and refreshments, featuring Mrs W L Barnard and Mrs A R Menary. Public school music program led by Miss Alice Inskeep at 2:30 pm includes Lavella Ewoldt directing a Taylor school chorus and a Washington high school quartet. Tea, hostesses, and formal club rehearsals follow, with further lectures and a Birds Wintering discussion at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Barnard
A R. Menary
G L. Lyman
Elton Yeager
Art Department
Elwin I. Smith
Belle Butterfield
Dempsy Jones
S. E. Garber
Donald McKinlay
L. Bigger
Mildred McDanel
Norman Sutiff
F. W. Mulson
A. B. van Dyke
Alice Inskeep
Lavella Ewoldt
Taylor School
Irene Andes
Ardis Jepson
Donald Harper
Russell Jonas
Naomi Peal
Rodney Newland
Jean Riley
Paul Convey
Richard Reidel
Dean Schultz
Margaret Newman
Evelyn Greenberg
George You
Evelyn Prusek
Jean Dunlap
Barbara Blaise
Edith Reed
Malcolm Metcalf
Don Reepa
John Terrall
Ben Carns
G. T McKibben
Dorothy Haywood
Esther Hronik
Cider Rapids Cosmetologist Card Party Set for Tuesday
Plains for the Cider Rapids Cosmetologist benefit card party to be held Tuesday at Kopin at the YoWCA has been completed by the committee. Winners will be awarded prizes. Both men and women are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cider Rapids
Ws Wooden
Kopin
Yowca
Charce Piives
Min F Kelloge to Speak on Modern Pied Pipes Series
Min F Kelloge will speak at 340 pm Monday on WSULP in To wa City. The address is part of a Modern Pied Pipes broadcast series sponsored by the To wa Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs Kellowe is state chairman of the federation’s motion picture division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSULP
Towa City
Towa Federation of Womens Clubs
Kellowe
Federations Motion
Polk PTA Schedules Tuesday Meetings and Events
The Polk Parent-Teacher Association plans a regular meeting Tuesday at 2:30 PM at the school building. The Kenwood study group meets Tuesday at 8 PM with Mrs Howerd G Buck at 4 Convenue NEO to discuss Learning and the preschool child. A dance and cards event sponsored by the WaED group includes door prizes and refreshments. Johnson PTA and Cliteon PTA hold meetings and talks, with Miss Kester presiding and an illustrated talk on England and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Pf
Polk
Kenwood
Howerd G Buck
Ann
Mayes
Dane
CSPOS
Club and Lodge Notices From Bluff View Area
Applied Psychology Club meets Monday at 7:30 in room 176 of Magnus hotel Bluff View. Bluff View Aid Society holds a 1 pm luncheon Wednesday at 1816 Eighteenth Street NW with officer elections and a covered dish. Security Benefit Association gathers Friday at 7:45 in Mooseshall with banco and 500 prizes and refreshments. members bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applied Psychology Club
Magnus Hotel
Bluff View Aid Society
Ruth Miller
Eighteenth Street NW
Security Benefit Assn
Security Benefit Association
Mooseshall
Banco
Legion Auxiliary Meeting in Memorial Building
The American Legion auxiliary Hanford Post No 5 will meet at 8 Tuesday in the Memorial building preceded by a 6 30 picnic supper for members and their husbands. Members are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches and picnic requirements. Marion unit members and their husbands will be guests. There will be a program and cards.
Cedar Rapids Bird Club Meeting at Coe College
The Cedar Rapids Bird Club meets in Coe College Science Hall Monday at 7 30 for a slide show on winter birds.
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Co. R. Bird Club
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club Plans February Exhibition
The Cedar Rapids Stamp club meets at 7 30 Monday in Montrose hotel club rooms to discuss the annual exhibition planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Stamp Club
Cedar Rapids
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Meet Monday
The Disabled American Veterans auxiliary will meet at 7 30 PM Monday in the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. V. Auxiliary
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Diamond 760 Club Meeting Planned for Wednesday
The Diamond 760 club will meet at 2 PM Wednesday with Mrs. Kenneth Crooks at 315 Center Point Road NE with Mrs. Mayer assisting as hostess. The Daughters of Union Veterans will meet at 7:30 PM Friday in the Memorial Building to drape the charter for Comrades Dash and Yoho.
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Diamond 760 Club
Kenneth Crooks
Center Point Road
Mayer
Daughters of Union Veterans
Memorial Building
Stanolind Club
I Avenue NE
Frank Countryman
Shepherdess Guard Meeting and Picnic Supper Plans
The Shepherdess Guard will meet at 430 Saturday in Masonic hall. A picnic supper with an elaborate dish and sandwiches is planned. Annette York is chairman with Mathilda Snouffer Gertrude Myers Agnes Smith and Nelle Tuttle as hosts. The Social Riders’ Social Aiders will host a party at 2 Tuesday in Moose hall.
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Shepherdess Guard
Masonic Hall
Annette York
Mathilda Snouffer
Gertrude Myers
Agnes Smith
Nelle Tuttle
Moose Hall
Community club and auxiliary groups schedule events
Local groups list meetings for Stanolind and VF W auxiliaries, Vasa Order, G A R, L M A, Pythian Sisters, Royal Neighbors, and other clubs with times, places, and social activities including card parties, drills, and balloting. Highlights include Sunshine Auxiliary No 221, Ladies auxiliaries, and charity events across Cedar Rapids venues.
Maccabees Hold Stag Party at Moose Hall
Linn tent No. 38 the Maccabees announce a stag party Thursday at 8 p.m. at Moose Hall. All knights are urged to attend.
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The
Maccabees
Linn
Moose Hail
Wild Rose Lodge Plans Wednesday Meeting and Card Party
Wild Rose lodge No 51 L A to LA of NA calls a regular meeting Wednesday with installation for officers at 7 p m A card party follows at 8 30 p m inviting all members and friends with prizes to be awarded.
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Wild Rose Lodge
Wild Rose Lodge No
L. A
N. A
Aldebaran Court Meeting and Dance Set for Thursday
Aldebaran Court No. 12 Ben Hur Life association will meet Thursday at 8 15 PM in QO F hall 10914 Second avenue SE. Following the meeting there will be dancing for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Life Association
Moose Hall
Aldebaran Court
Ben Hur Life Association
To. QO
Companions Of Forest Meeting Set at Odd Fellows Hall
The Companions of the Forest No 1367 will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm in Odd Fellows hall 10944 Second Avenue SE. The gathering aims to discuss club affairs and upcoming events. Members are advised to arrive a few minutes early.
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Companions of Forest
Companions of the Forest
Odd Fallows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Degree Of Honor Meeting Notice
Carrie Morcombe No 2 society of D of H will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the K of P hall. A good attendance is desired.
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Carrie Morcombe
C and NW Railway Women's Club Picnic at YWCA Danville
The C and N W Railway Women's Club will hold a 1 p.m. picnic luncheon and business session Thursday at the YWCA with special guests from Chicago. All members are urged to attend.
Typographical Auxiliary Luncheon Held Wednesday
Mrs. Emil Novotny of 2635 Mount Vernon road SE will entertain Typographical auxiliary members at 1 p.m. Wednesday with a luncheon.
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Typographical Auxiliary
Emil Novotny
Mount Vernon Road SE
Suburban Co-Workers Meet at Marie Probst Home
The Suburban Co-Workers will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Marie Probst on Wilson Avenue SW. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. J. Horak and Mrs. Grace Wetzel.
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Westwood Community Club
Arthur Bezdek
Johnson Avenue NW
Marie Probst
Wilson Avenue
J. Horak
Grace Wetzel
Home Rebekah Lodge 79 Picnic Supper
Home Rebekah lodge No 79 I O O F holds a 630 picnic supper Thursday in Odd Fellows hall members should bring a covered dish picnic requirements provided meat rolls and coffee furnished entertainment follows
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Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Odd Fellows Hall
Delta Kappa Chi Plans Meeting at Montrose Hotel
Delta Kappa Chi holds a Tuesday 7 p.m. business meeting at the Montrose hotel followed by a ping-pong tournament. Members are urged to attend and those unable to attend should notify the president.
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Delta Kappa Chi
Montrose Hotel
First Round Set for W C A Singles Ping Pong Tourney
The opening round of the W C A singles ping pong tournament is scheduled for Wednesday. Thirty one women signed up including Mrs Gladyce Helscher Mrs Gladys Main Florence Fisher Mary Ward Jacqueline Miller Anne Kennedy Edna Eggers Alma Jonas Anna Mae Johnston Florence Scott Nadine Menary Josephine Smith Fern Pumphrey Dorothy Jones Frances McFall Ruth Neill Ruth Bartling Rita Sandberg Alberta Schuknecht Rachel Hatch Margaret Biederman Dorothy Scott Rose Miller Annabelle Reindl Helen Church MN Lorraine Smith Winnie Hogan Evelyn Havlik Viola Gillham Lois Mills Mary Bowne Florence Glackin. Instructions in contract bridge available Friday at 2 pm at the Y W C A with Mrs S P Moore instructing. Those seeking more information are asked to call the Y W C A.
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Gladyce Helscher
Gladys Main
Florence Fisher
Mary Ward
Jacqueline Miller
Anne Kennedy
Edna Eggers
Alma Jonas
Anna Mae Johnston
Florence Scott
Nadine Menary
Josephine Smith
Fern Pumphrey
Dorothy Jones
Frances McFall
Ruth Neill
Ruth Bartling
Rita Sandberg
Alberta Schuknecht
Rachel Hatch
Margaret Biederman
Dorothy Scott
Rose Miller
Annabelle Reindl
Helen Church MN
Lorraine Smith
Winnie Hogan
Evelyn Havlik
Viola Gillham
Lois Mills
Mary Bowne
Florence Glackin
V. W. Holding
S. P. Moore
Seventeen Birthday Party At 1027 Eighth Street NW
Miss Mamie Koblasse celebrated her seventeenth birthday Friday evening at her home. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Miss Edith Elder Miss Opal Boal and Miss Carolyn Koblasse.
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Mamie Koblasse
Eighth Street
Edith Elder
Opal Boal
Carolyn Koblasse
Grace Walpole Circle Meets Monday at Commonwealth Tea Room
The Grace Walpole circle of the King's Daughters will meet Monday with Mrs Harold N. Graves at 2142 Blake boulevard SE. The gathering starts at 1 p.m. at the Commonwealth tea room.
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Grace Walpole
Circle of the King’s Daughters
Harold N. Graves
Blake Boulevard
Commonwealth Tea Room
St Luke's Alumnae Set to Meet at Nurses Home Parlor
St Luke's Alumnae association will hold a regular meeting in the parlors of the nurses' home Monday at 1 30 pm.
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St. Luke's Alumnae Association
Mrs. Carrie Thomas Hosts Valentine Party for Three L Class
Mrs Carrie Thomas hosted forty five members of the Three L class at the First Christian church for a Valentine party Friday afternoon at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jay Hesser 1508 A avenue NE Thomas has taught the class for over twenty five years James Myron led games and Mrs W W Littlejohn and Mrs Hesser helped serve refreshments
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Carrie-Thomas
First Christian Church
Jay Hesser
Avenue
Thomas
James Myron
W. Ww. Littlejohn
Hesser
Robert Downing Leads Dixiana Show Boat Cast
Robert Downing formerly of Cedar Rapids now plays the lead in Dixiana Show Boat’s Jesse James at the Diversey Parkway bridge Chicago. It marks his sixth consecutive month in leading roles in the company’s mellerdrama series.
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Robert Downing
Cedar Rapids
Dixiana
Jesse James
Diversey Parkway Bridge
Chicago
Mr. Downing
O. E. S. auxiliary picnic at Home for the Friendless
The O. E. S. auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless meets Wednesday for a 1 p.m. picnic luncheon at Mrs. Ruth Watson’s 2123 Greenwood drive SE. Hostesses include Mrs. Vesta Davis chairing with several assistants. Members should bring dishes and silver plus one prepared dish. A business session follows at 2 30 p.m.
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Ruth Watson
Greenwood Drive
Vesta Davis
M. M. Knickerbocker
Robert McNabney
Zed Turner
T. J. Whitock
Elizabeth Beilharz
Friendly club meeting features Bena performances and talks
William Bena performs piano and accordion solos while Miss Florence Bena and her brother sing. N Harold West of Linn county Boy Scout exec gives a talk in the Y W C A auditorium. George Wetzel directs games as 137 members attend the last gathering. The club enters the playground commission one act play contest.
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William Bena
Florence Bena
Friendly Club
N. Harold West
Linn County
George Wetzel
Playground Commission
Founders Day Program Planned By Parent-Teacher Council
Mrs M S Reeder plans an unusual Founders Day program for the Parent-Teacher association council meeting Tuesday at 215 at the Board of Education building. All council members should attend. Council president Mrs R F Erickson asks the finance committee to meet with the executive board promptly at 1 30 at the building.
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M. S Reeder
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Board of Education
R. F. Erickson
West Side WCTU Meeting Plans Wednesday Program
The west side WCTU will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m with Mrs Ira A Moore hosting at 321 First Avenue West. Mrs J S Harper assists. Mrs Harold Mayo leads Christian Citizenship. devotionals by Mrs I L Baumgartner. talks on Child Labor by Mrs E O Ballou Mrs George Youtzy and Mrs J F Uhlenhopp. All members and friends urged to attend.
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West Side
Lange and Kemmon Tie By Cedar Rapids First Lutheran
Miss Lillian Lange of Davenport and Clarence O. Kemmon of London wed Saturday at 11 am in the First Lutheran church in Cedar Rapids. Rev J J Gent officiated. The bride wore a navy suit trimmed in mink with blue accessories and a corsage of talisman and Johanna Hill roses. They will reside in Lowden after a short wedding trip.
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Lillian Lange
Davenport
Clarence O. Kemmon
London
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Gent
Johanna Hill
Lowden
Stanton Family Hosts Bridge Evening With Prizes Awarded
Dr and Mrs J C Stanton entertained at their home 2408 Fourth Avenue SE. Three tables played, prizes won by Paul Jones Ray Gorman and Mr and Mrs John McLaughlin, traveling prize went to Mrs Hugh Sliss.
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J. C. Stanton
Fourth Avenue SE
Paul Jones
Ray Gorman
John McLaughlin
Hugh Sliss
Ben Hur junior girls form J. O. B. H. club at Schmidt home
A group of Ben Hur junior girls met at Mrs. E. J. Schmidt’s residence to organize the J. O. B. H. club. Patricia Eckhart was elected president, Marjorie Ferguson secretary, and Ruth Jeane Ferguson reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
E. J. Schmidt
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
J. O. B. H. Club
Patricia Eckhart
Marjorie Ferguson
Ruth Jeane Ferguson
Social Fifty Picnic Luncheon At Mrs Maxwell Home
Mrs A C Maxwell hosts the Social Fifty at 229 Sinclair Avenue SE with a picnic luncheon on Wednesday at 1 pm. Her daughter Mrs R D McMickle will assist.
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A. C. Maxwell
Sinclair Avenue
R. D. McMickle
Sunshine Mission Women’s Board Meeting Scheduled
The Women’s board of directors of the Sunshine Mission will hold its regular monthly business meeting Monday at 2:30 pm in the Mission home.
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The
Sunshine Mission
Mancherster Pastor Weds Wilma Waddell in Local Ceremony
The Rev. Rob ert F. Kittrell and Miss Wilma LaVina Waddell were married at the bride’s mother's home in Manchester. Officiating was Rev. Mr. Miller. Attendants included Thelma Waddell and Edward Saathoff. The couple left for a brief wedding trip to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Robert F. Kittrell
First Baptist Church
Wilma LaVina Waddell
Bessie Waddell
Mr. Miller
Independence
Thelma Waddell
Edward Saathoff
Ryan
Violet Hobson
Blairsburg
Waterloo
Maquoketa
Bay Settlement
Coffin’s Grove
Glen-Charles
Kittrell
T. F. Kittrell
Parkersburg
Nursery auxiliary picnic at Mrs J Urbiick home
The nursery auxiliary meets Thursday at 1 pm for a picnic luncheon at 1811 First Street SW the home of Mrs J Urbiick. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
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J. Urbiick
First Street
West Side Auxiliary Meeting Held at 1126 Ellis Boulevard
The west side auxiliary meets Monday at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs M T Daywitt 1126 Ellis boulevard NW for a business session Hostesses include Mrs D Jones Mrs Daywitt Mrs Henry Schaffer Mrs H A Meeker and Mrs J Hoffman
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West Side
M. T. Daywitt
Ellis Boulevard
D. Jones
Daywitt
Henry Schaffer
H. A. Meeker
J. Hoffman
Daughters of Isabella Meet at Montrose Hotel
The study club of Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Montrose hotel. The chorus gathers Monday at 7 30 pm and the speech club at 8 30 pm, also at the Montrose.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Montrose
Local social events and upcoming contests in South English
Mrs Bruce Cheney hosted a bridge gathering on Wednesday. Mrs H M Price will host the Methodist Episcopal Aid next Thursday with Mrs Mary Dunn in charge. The Sub-County declamatory contest occurs Wednesday evening at the local school with delegates from Webster Kinross Keota and South English. South English will be represented by Miss Arlene Robison and Miss Myrle Knox. Mrs Addie Horn hosts the Past Matrons club Friday. Assisting are Mrs Lizzie Niswander Mrs W W White and Mrs Starlin Wheeler of Webster on the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Cheney
Bridge
H.M. Price
Methodist Episcopal Aid
Mary Dunn
Webster, Kinross, Keota
South English
Arlene Robison
Myrle Knox
Addie Horn
Lizzie Niswander
W. W. White
Starlin Wheeler
Webster
Belle Plaine Social Clubs and Funeral Planned Notices
Belle Plaine residents note a busy week with birthdays lunches clubs and gatherings. Activities include Seventh Avenue birthday club hosts and multiple card clubs like Jolly Sixteen farewell for Mrs J B Franklin and Linger Longer lunch meets plus Knights of Pythias and IOOF parlor events. The Franklins moved to Vinton while Mr Franklin was appointed Benton county deputy sheriff. The Legion auxiliary and Catholic and Congregational groups held events with several local hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Ward
Seventh Avenue Birthday Club
Pythian
Knights of Pythias Castle
Athena
J. D. Blue
Pocahontas Council No. 8
Redman Hall
C. C. Corns
Contract Bridge Club
Paula
Dorothy Jean Franklin
John Freeman
J. B. Franklin
Dorothy Jean
Addie Firkins
Catholic Ladies Aid
Mike Marsh
George Peterman
Kill Kare Card Club
Tom Sabre
Ed Nichols
Silver Chain Card Club
Commercial Cafe
P. F. Shields
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Troy Mills Family Celebrates Foreman Anniversary
Troy Mills Mr and Mrs W D Foreman observed their fifty sixth wedding anniversary with a family dinner Wednesday Attending were Mr and Mrs O G Foreman and their son of Independence Mr and Mrs Frank Peyton of Ehler Mr and Mrs Ralph Foreman and their children of Coggan Mr and Mrs Milo Simmon and daughter Lois Ann of Troy Mills Miss Blanche Norris a Troy Mills high school teacher hosted an oyster supper for the Troy Mills girls and boys basketball teams coaches and faculty at the home of Mr and Mrs Bruce Arduser of Alburnett Mrs Shupp and Mrs Guthria were invited guests and Mrs Arduser assisted with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Foreman
O. G. Foreman
Independence
Frank Peyton
Ehler
Ralph Foreman
Coggan
Milo Simmon
Lois Ann
Troy Mills
Blanche Norris
Bruce Arduser
Alburnett
Louise Hronik
W. B. Guthria
Local club gatherings in Strawberry Point
The Methodist Industrial and Congregational Thimble clubs met on Thursday with various hosts and assistants. The Ladies Catholic circle and T and T club also met with their respective hosts. High scores were won by Mrs. Cc C Deyo and Mrs. Mayme Opperman, with guests and traveling prizes noted. A Double Four club gathering, N I E club meeting, a W A C costume party, and prize winners are listed with host families and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Industrial Club
L. L. Uhl
Congregational Thimble
Jennie Sjams
John Tucker
William Struckman
C. E. Lang
Earl Nichols
Cc. C. Deyo
Bridge
Mayme Opperman
Charles Gallentine
Frank Burke
Howard Bowman
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Police Auxiliary Party
East Side
W.cot Uy
Fob
Wack Rity Boavenue
Neo Merny
Berta Palchers
Sidlarus
Mercy Benefit
Tevgle
Phompson-Tuchis
Thompsan
Albert i
Bert Alfthy
Anne Ros
Peasey
Ot Bos- Hennessy
Coe College
Nadassah
Lincoln Bridge
Tated
Rts
Ortel
Solar Tertaineof
Woman's Club
Nature and Garden
J I. Rhew
Kingdom of Life
Edward Bruns Vis
Bowhoe
Tate
Mies
Pus
Mrs Kellogg
P. T. A. Meetings
Gazette Office
Sunshine Auxiliary
Sunshine Auxiliary No 221
Vasa Order
Norden Lodge
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
Industral Society of
VF Wo
St Lukes Hospital
Ladies
Hall
Woman’s Relief Corps
Cook No
G A. R
Carterette
Mesdames
E. A Minlhken
Charles Nelson
A J. Novak
Frank Novak
T. A
M. Ausiliary
A of
M_oo
Labor Temple
Locomotive Engineers Auxiliary
Mercy Divsion No
G. I A
L. E
K. P. Hall
Police Auxilliary
Grace Parrish
Hilda Prasil
Mamie Rutenberg
Janet Tapper
Pythian Winter Temple
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
K Pf Hall
Praha Rebekah Ladee
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
IQCF
Sokol Hall
Royal Neighbors
Wn Valley
RON A
Grace Walpole Circle
ST. Luke's Alumnae
Mrs. Thomas
O. E. S. Auxiliary
Stantons
BEN Hur Juniors
Social
Mission Board
Wilma Waddell
Rev
Isabella
Midboro Club
Allison Hines
Owners
Rapids
Belle Plaine
Strawberry Point
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