Dinner hour social centers on bridal party and soiree
A Cedar Rapids social item notes a Wednesday dinner at 1936 Grande avenue SE hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Pardera for their daughter Jane and a birthday celebrant. Guests include many local women, with additional plans for a Miss Cleo DuBois and C Richard Peterson wedding at St Pauls church Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Stephen F. Pardera
Grande Avenue SE
Mary Sue Ristine
Mary Ann McWilliams
Mary Helen Armstrong
Margaret Curray
Ilene Warner
Bessie Rudzinski
Patty White
Jean Hartman
Janet Macy
Joanne Greene
Nancy Frazee
Rosemary Zachar
Roberta Proctor
Flora Mae Robinson
Marilyn Burt
Jeanette Blaine
Angeline Thomas
Polly Green
Billie Jean Sicora
Charlene Smothers
Betty Leu Lynn
Phyllis Potter
Jacqueline Massey
Miss Cleo DuBois
C. Richard Peterson
St. Paul's Church
Ain
Mor
Aft
Marjorie
Alexander
Carl R. Peterson
Sidney Breyer
Chicago
George Myer, Jr
Pec
M. A.v
Foran
Dubuque
Harry M. Ivins
N.h Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
World Day of Prayer Observed by Cedar Rapids Women
Cedar Rapids women join a global World Day of Prayer observance Friday at 2:30 p.m. in First Baptist Church. The program features Dr. David I. Berger on The World Mission of Christianity, with music and prayers marking the first Friday in Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Interdenominational Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Second Avenue SE
New Zealand
St. Lawrence Islands
Alaska
World Mission of Christianity
David I. Berger
Coe College Bible Department
Charles J. Loomis
First Baptist
Daniel E. Kerr
Daniels Park Presbyterian
R. A. Koehn
First Evangelical
Norman Scott
First United Presbyterian
O.A. Prather
Church of the Brethren
Robert C. Armstrong
St. Paul's Methodist
Isaiah
Fannie Paschell
Grace Gordon
Manhi
R. E. le Mont
P. W. Jacobson
Central Park Presbyterian
Fillmore
Margaret Hindee
Corinne Foster
Alte
Richard Keen
Robert Carmichael
Earl B. Deizell
Westminster
David J. Berger
The
Grant YP Anderson
Notable Names Listed in Local Notice
The item lists individuals including Dennis Arthur Miner Dale Good year Marybelle Barr Betty Curtis George Hodge Betty Jeanne Ensign Dr W Glenn Rowley and Mr and Mrs J W Ensign as prominent local residents referenced in the public notice.
Engagement announced for Miss Barbara Gallup to Knox Booth
The engagement of Miss Barbara Alice Gallup daughter of Mrs Edward Messick Gallup Highland Park Ir to Knox Booth son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Miller Booth Glencoe was announced Sunday afternoon at a tea at the Gallup home Booth frequent Cedar Rapids visitor is the son of Mrs Sherman M Booth formerly Miss Elizabeth Knox of Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Alice Gallup
Edward Messick Gallup
Highland Park
Knox Booth
Shermen Miller Booth
Glencoe
Gallup
Booth
Cedar Rapids
Sherman M. Booth
Elizabeth Knox
Kappa Delta Mothers Club to Meet Thursday at 1 PM
The Kappa Delta Mothers' club will meet Thursday at 1 pm in the sorority rooms. Hosts Mrs A L Fuller and Mrs C R Fahrney will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta
Kappa Delta Mothers’ Club
A. L. Fuller
C. R. Fahrney
Brosh Funeral Service Promotes Care For The Living
The Brosh organization emphasizes funeral service aimed at easing family burden and softening bereavement. Positive family feedback supports their approach titled True service to the living. Brosh chapel telephone is 28837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brosh
Brosh Chapel
Bergers Host Coe Students and YWCA Members
Dr. and Mrs. David I. Berger hosted Coe College students known as the P.%.'s Preachers' Kids at their 1924 B avenue NE home on a Tuesday evening with valentine themed decorations and Dear Mary Bell presiding at tea. Sunday afternoon they entertained 18 sophomore council members of the Coe YWCA at tea with Mrs. Myron L. Koenig presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I. Berger
B Avenue NE
Coe
Valentine
Dear Mary Bell
Bergers
Coe Y. W.C. A
Myron L. Koenig
Local bridal shower honors Miss Janetta Merritt before March wedding
Mrs John Stromsten hosts a personal shower at 1518 Bever Avenue SE for Miss Janetta Merritt the bride elect of Miller Strack set for March 2. The event at Dr C S Krause 504 Vernon Drive SE includes Miss Willoughby and guests Mrs Robert Miller and the Van Meter sisters plus Marion Hepner and Doris Fryer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stromsten
Bever Avenue
Jean Willoughby
Janetta Merritt
Af Miller Strack
Miss Willoughby
C. S. Krause
Vernon Drive
Robert Miller
Caroline
Katharine van Meter
Marion Hepner
Doris Fryer
Mrs Johnson Hosts P E O Chapter IH Dessert Meeting
Mrs Harry S Johnson hosted Chapter IH of P E O at a dessert luncheon on Tuesday at 1735 Washington Ave SE with assistant hostess Mrs L Carter. Guests included Mrs Moray L Eby state president and other chapter members. Mrs George Liddle reviewed the book Let the People Sing by J B Priestley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Johnson
Washington Avenue
L. Carter
Moray L. Eby
Carl D. Thomas
John W. Altfillisch
George Liddle
J. B. Priestley
Daughter born to Charles Teeter family in Clinton
A daughter named Susan Frances was born on January 25 to Mr and Mrs Charles Teeter of Clinton formerly of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Teeter is the former Barbara Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Frances
Charles Teeter
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Teeter
Barbara Newman
Lyle Vernons Host Birthday Dinner Observed
Mr and Mrs Lyle G Vernon of 143 Thirtieth street SE entertained at a turkey dinner Sunday in observance of Mrs Vernons birthday. Present were Kenneth Crapnell and Keith Crapnell and Ralph Eppley of Waterloo Gerald Crapnell and Miss Ann Valensky of Davenport and Glenn Vernon of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle G. Vernon
Thirtieth Street
Sunshine Mission Bunco Night At Lubben Home
The Christian Companionship class of the Sunshine Mission entertained Monday at Imogene Lubben’s 861 Daniels Street NE. Prizes went to Virginia Menes, Horace Snow, Betty Lange and Ward Hauskins. Attendees included Mary Hinkin, Helen Grubb, Dorothy Nelson, Elaine Banrique, Dorothy Hale, Grace Stribling, Evelyn Mark, Esther Compton, Helen Meyers, Georgina Mark, Delores Tilton, Rosemary Ritchie, Tom Hinkin, Howard Hauskins, Russell Hauskins, Joe Niedmeyer, Ward Hauskins, Bob Hinkin, the Rev T J Hinkin and Mr and Mrs Henry Lubben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
Imogene Lubben
Daniels Street
Bunco
Virginia Menes
Horace Snow
Betty Lange
Ward Hauskins
Mary Hinkin
Helen Grubb
Dorothy Nelson
Elaine Bnrique
Dorothy Hale
Grace Stribling
Evelyn Mark
Esther Compton
Helen Meyers
Georgina Mark
Delores Tilton
Rosemary Ritchie
Tom Hinkin
Howard Ha
Catholic Women group gathers in Cedar Rapids
Sixty members of the Cedar Rapids deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women met Sunday at St. Wenceslaus hall. Reports were given and Father Joseph Serovy spoke on Study and Book Clubs. Members were present from St. Matthew's, Immaculate Conception, St. Joseph's at Marion, St. Wenceslaus, and the Daughters of Isabella. The next meeting will be held the first Sunday in April at St. Matthew's parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Wenceslaus Hall
Joseph Serovy
St. Matthew's
Immaculate Conception
St. Joseph's
Marion
St. Wenceslaus
Daughters of Isabella
St. Matthew's Parish
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs Rehak at Home
Mrs Edward J Rehak of 2696 Fruitland Blvd SW was honored at a surprise party Sunday evening. Pinochle prizes went to Mr and Mrs Joe Stodola. Attendees included Lenora Hartl Josephine Houser Agnes Houser Helen Houser Henry Sterba Vernon Less Harold Schofield Lumir Vavricek the Stodolas George Klouda and family Kenneth and Mr Rehak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Rehak
Fruitland Boulevard
Joe Stodola
Lenora Hartl
Josephine Houser
Agnes Houser
Helen Houser
Henry Sterba
Vernon Less
Harold Schofield
Lumir Vavricek
Stodola
George Klouda
Kenneth
Mr. Rehak
Camp Fire Girls Tour Police Station
Yataka Camp Fire girls and guardians Mrs Charles Sullivan and Mrs James Bettle toured the police station during the regular meeting period Tuesday. Juvenile officer F A Carstens conducted the group and outlined duties of departments and traffic safety tips. A valentine party is being planned for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yataka
Charles Sullivan
James Bettle
F. A. Carstens
Volunteer Circle Dessert Luncheon at Mrs. Harris Home
The Volunteer circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 129 Thirteenth Street NW for a dessert luncheon. Lincoln birthday decorations set the theme and Mrs. Howard Funk led devotions. Attendees spent the afternoon sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
Don Harris
Thirteenth Street NW
Lincoln
Howard Funk
Alice Babst and George Bent Wed in New York
Miss Alice Edwina Babst daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl D Babst of New York City married George Payne Bent of Chicago on Saturday at the Byzantine chapel of St Bartolomew's church in New York City. The Rev George Paull T Sargent officiated with attendants Mrs George Holcomb Parsons and Henry Wingate Bent. A Colony Club reception followed and the couple will reside in Chicago after a Nassau trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Edwina Babst
Earl D. Babst
New York City
George Payne Bent
Chicago
St. Bartholomew’'s Church
Miss Babst
Brucemore
Barbara Douglas
Gail Burck
Pasadena
Calif
George Paull T. Sargent
Elaine Brousard Celebrates Tenth Birthday With Friends
Elaine Brousard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brousard 1228 Ninth Street NW was treated to a surprise birthday party Monday evening for her tenth birthday. Ten girls attended enjoying games contests and refreshments with photographs taken of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Brousard
Chester Brousard
Ninth Street
Marilyn le Mar
Nancy Tomlinson
Evelyn Hatter
Marilyn Paseka
Helen King
Margaret Shaeffer
Ruth Conrad
Barbara Brousard
Mary Cummins
Berdina Musser
Bessie Wagner and Robert Bittner Marriage
Frank G Wagner of Ridgeway announces the marriage of his daughter Bessie to Robert Edison Bittner of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was Feb 1 at St Wenceslaus church Spillville with Rev W Hlubek officiating. The couple will reside at 4202 Mount Vernon Road SE Cedar Rapids after Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Wagner
Ridgeway
Bessie
Robert Edison Bittner
Cedar Rapids
St. Wenceslaus Church
Spillville
W. Hlubek
Donald Thomson
Mr. Bittner
Thomson
Winneshiek
Decorah
Mount Vernon Road
Modern Priscillas Host Theater Party At Margaret Swope Home
The Modern Priscillas held a theater party Monday evening then gathered at Margaret Swope's home, 800 Fifth Avenue SW, for refreshments. Attendees included Helen Fritz Betty Buckner Carole Chapman and Joan Marr. The next meeting is planned at Jean Muetzel's home 1006 D Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Swope
Fifth Avenue SW
Helen Fritz
Betty Buckner
Carole Chapman
Joan Marr
Jean Muetzel
D Avenue NW
Founders Day Observance By Cedar Rapids P T A
Founders day observed by Cedar Rapids Parent Teacher Association with review of Through the Years a history book given by Mrs. Charles E. Roberts. Speeches connected to Alice Birney Phoebe Hearst and Mothers Congress noted. Plans announced for broadcasts conferences and booster events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Parent-Teacher Council
Charles E. Roberts
David O. Mears
Grinnell
Grinnell College
National Congress of Mothers
Parent Teacher Association
Washington, D. C
Alice Birney
Roberts
Iowa
Mothers’ Congress
Phoebe Hearst
Hahn
Milo Heral
E. D. Holvenstet
J. J. Kauzlarich
Isaac Lea Hillis
Paul Hunter
Hopkins
Willis Clark
Kaufman Addresses Lambda Chapter On Radio Topics
Robert L. Kaufman spoke to Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Monday night at the Roosevelt hotel on Radio. He conducted a question period afterward with educational director Mrs. Dwight Krumholtz present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Kaufman
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Roosevelt Hotel
Dwight Krumholtz
Camp Fire Meeting Time and Place Change
The Camp Fire presidents meeting set for Saturday at 1 p.m. will be held in the Camp Fire office instead of the First Presbyterian church as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids Boat Club Hosts Joint Meeting and Rule Changes
The Cedar Rapids Boat club and its auxiliary held a joint meeting at the club house Monday evening with Commodore Charles Milhulka and Mrs. Lottie Meli char, president of the auxiliary, presiding as new rules and regulations on dues and membership were adopted. Refreshments were served by Miss Norma Mueller. Others present included numerous members and guests such as Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ammons, Mr. and Mrs. David Ross, Mr. and Mrs. George Shearer, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott, Miss Ruth Ellis, Mrs. Dale Cornish, Mrs. George Samuelson, Vernon Johnson, Bill Brown, and Sammy Carr of Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Boat Club
Charles Milhulka
Lottie Melichar
Norma Mueller
Matthew Miller
Guy Carlton
Harold Ammons
David Ross
George Shearer
Bud Olson
Harold Hess
Norman Scott
Ruth Ellis
Dale Cornish
George Samuelson
Vernon Johnson
Bill Brown
Sammy Carr
Shellsburg
Friendship club luncheon honors local women
Mrs. Eugene Moore hosted a Friendship club luncheon at 618 Fourth Avenue SW on Tuesday. Attendees included Mesdames Mae Clark Nellie Walker Rosey Slaughter Carrie Hanson Ethel Gaumer Sophia Rose and Mae Camburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Moore
Fourth Avenue
Friendship Club
Mae Clark
Nellie Walker
Rosey Slaughter
Carrie Hanson
Ethel Gaumer
Sophia Rose
Mae Camburn
Linn County Adopts 1939 Tax Assessors Schedule
Linn County supervisors readopted the 1939 schedule for 1940 tax assessment enrollment in townships and towns outside Cedar Rapids. Assessors are paid 4 dollars per day. Readout lists days by township and by town, including Marion 138 days and Mount Vernon 92 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Bertram
Boulder
Brown
Buffalo
Clinton
College
Fairfax
Fayette
Franklin
Grant
Jackson
Linn
Marion
Monroe
Otter Creek
Putnam
Spring Grove
Washington
Towns
Alburnett
Center Point
Central City
Coggan
Ely
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
Palo
Prairieburg
Robins
Springville
Walker
Cub Pack 33 Confers Ranks at Cleveland School
Two new members joined Cub Pack 33 at Cleveland School Monday night John Cunningham and Tommy Davis. Ray mond Herbsleb Gerald Lyman Donald Harmon Allen Fisher Sonny Bartunek Duane Smith and Richard Clark received Wolf ranks. Gold arrows went to Bob Hogan Bob Stone Donald Harmon Allen Fisher Dick Johnson Sonny Bartunek Richard Clark and Duane Smith. Silver arrows in Wolf rank earned by Leland Doty Duane Smith and Richard Clark. Charles Hinton earned Bear rank and gold arrow with James Lemkuhl also receiving Bear gold and silver arrows. Marvin Sedlacek earned Lion silver arrow. Billy Anderson and Marvin Sedlacek graduated into scouting. Alfred J. Johnson cubmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Cunningham
Tommy Davis
Raymond Herbsleb
Gerald Lyman
Donald Harmon
Allen Fisher
Sonny Bartunek
Duane Smith
Richard Clark
Bob Hogan
Bob Stone
Dick Johnson
Leland Doty
Charles Hinton
County to Buy Restaurant Stove for Jail Kitchen
Linn county supervisors voted Tuesday to order a heavy duty restaurant type stove from Burt R. Day company Cedar Rapids at 236.56 dollars. The stove will be 64 inches long 30 inches deep and 22 inches high with two burners and a large oven. Cedar Rapids Gas company offered 374.32 dollars for a similar stove with heat regulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Burt R. Day Company
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Hostess Betty Edmondson Hosts Potluck Supper and Card Party
Miss Betty Edmondson of 1201 Third Avenue SE hosted a Monday evening potluck supper and card party at her home. Attendees included Mary Baldridge, Betty Holloway, Betty Starman, Frances Euken, Betty Baker, Dorothy Stookey, and Betty Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Edmondson
Third Avenue SE
Mary Baldridge
Betty Holloway
Betty Starman
Frances Euken
Betty Baker
Dorothy Stookey
Betty Bowker
Carter Couple Honored Before Oklahoma City Move
Mr and Mrs H H Carter were feted at a farewell party before leaving for Oklahoma City where Mr Carter will head the Holland Furnace company. The group enjoyed dancing at Pla Mor followed by a midnight supper with Dr and Mrs F J Prout Mr and Mrs M J Harris and Mr and Mrs J F Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Carter
Oklahoma City
Carter
Holland Furnace Company
Pla-Mor
F. J. Prout
M. J. Harris
J. F. Gordon
East Side WCTU Hosts Meeting and Fund Presentation
The east side WCTU met at Mrs. Grant Anderson's home at 1944 Park Ave SE. The Frances Willard memorial fund was presented. Petitions were sent to Senator Guy M. Gillette and Rep. W. S. Jacobson on the Neely motion picture bill and Johnson radio advertising bill. Mrs. H. E. Sisam spoke at Sunshine Mission. Union Signal will be sent to Coe and public libraries. Next meeting set for the first Tuesday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Grant Anderson
Park Avenue SE
Frances Willard
Guy M. Gillette
W. S. Jacobson
Neely
Johnson Radio
H. E. Sisam
Sunshine Mission
Union
National Journal of Social Welfare
Coe
Public Libraries
Words To Live By On Moderation And Humility
A reflective piece advises careful judgment before tempting offers and cautions against arrogance. It urges readers to be gracious, thoughtful, and humble while valuing wisdom, and to avoid boasting or loud behavior. It frames temperance as the mark of true worth.
Epworth League Holds Tuesday Bobsled Ride at Trinity
The Epworth League of Trinity Methodist Church met Tuesday evening for a bobsled ride followed by refreshments at the church. Attendees included Bob Multhaup Merrel Keyes Paul Gustafsson Sarah May Messenger Ray Hauser Jim Ensign Carol Keyes Pauline Armstrong Jack Zaruba Don Maloney Janet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Trinity Methodist Church
Bob Multhaup
Merrel Keyes
Paul Gustafsson
Sarah May Messenger
Ray Hauser
Jim Ensign
Carol Keyes
Pauline Armstrong
Jack Zaruba
Don Maloney
Janet
Public debate on Cedar and Iowa river dam proposals
The Gazette letters criticize Cedar and Iowa river dam plans comparing with Lake Macbride. They urge maps of Lake Macbride ownership and question success of fish stocking while stressing water safety and beauty spots. Supporters argue dams aid low stream levels and benefit water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Papers of
Iowa
Cedar
Iowa River
Coralville
Lake Macbride
Blic
Lake Bride
Horseshoe Lake
State Health Department
Moscow
Linn County Fair Seeks 1940 Grant Match to 1939 Level
Linn County fair officers ask the Linn County supervisors to set the 1940 grant at least equal to the $3,500 given in 1939. The board has a $10,500 fund for public fairs and would use part for reroofing horse barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Linn County Supervisors
Schwinn Boy and Mother Escape Injury in Chicago Crash
Donald Schwinn aged 15 and his mother Mrs. C. S. Schwinn of 1542 Bever Avenue SE escaped injury Sunday in a Chicago automobile crash. Schwinn, a Morgan Park Military academy scholarship recipient for sons of American Legion members, was en route to enroll when the accident occurred and their car was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Schwinn
Morgan Park Military Academy
Sons of American Legion
C. S. Schwinn
Bever Avenue
Chicago
Schwinn
Notice of Probate for Attala E. Davis Will
The District Court of Linn County Iowa gives notice that on February 20 1940 at 9 oclock a.m. the instrument alleged to be the Last Will and Testament of Attala E. Davis deceased will be heard for proof and admission to probate in Cedar Rapids Iowa. February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiona
Linn County
District Court
A.D
Attala E. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kiwanis Ladies Club Luncheon And Nominating Committee
Nineteen Kiwanis Ladies met at the Elks club for a luncheon. Mrs. B L Sheldon presented an illustrated travelogue of her Europe trip. A nominating committee was appointed to propose officers for the next meeting, with Mrs. W L Paxson as chair and members Mrs. K R Farquhar and Mrs. J W Stenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Ladies Club
Elks Club
B. L. Sheldon
Europe
W. L. Paxson
K. R. Farquhar
J. W. Stenner
Industrial Girls League to Meet at Y W C A Supper
The Industrial Girls League will gather for supper Thursday at the Y W C A. Mrs J Stuart Mc Quiston will teach knitting and Miss Lorraine Jirak will teach crocheting after supper. At 8 15 Sergeant Day of the Iowa state highway patrol will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Girls’ League
J. Stuart McQuiston
Lorraine Jirak
Iowa State Highway Patrol
Maccabees Supreme Tent To Attend Local Veterans Night
W. K. Blewett of Minneapolis will visit Sokol hall as supreme tent representative for Linn tent veterans night. He brings greetings from the supreme commander to about 60 members, some retired after 45 years. Ruth E. Mayfield leads the program. oyster supper at 6:30 precedes rites. State Commander Dick Burgin to present Blewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Blewett
Minneapolis
Maccabees
Minnesota
Maccabees Veterans
Sokol Hall
Mr. Blewett
Linn Tent
W. A. Ball
United States
Della Wolford
Ruth E. Mayfield
Blewett
Dick Burgin
Cedar Rapids
Linn
J. F. Ball
Charlies E. Claussen
Fred H. Snyder
California
Czech Fine Arts Preview Before Vlasta Vrazova Talk
The Czech Fine Arts society offers a Sunday program at 8 p m in the C S P S hall before Vlasta Vrazova of Prague speaks under Czech Alliance auspices. The program includes Love Song Slavonic Dance in E minor and arrangements by Dvorak and Kreisler. Violin solos and piano pieces accompany vocal numbers and operatic selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Vlasta Vrazova
Prague
Czech Alliance Association
Suki
Poslam Promises Better Complexion and Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Poslam ointment as a gentle treatment for eczema and skin irritations. It claims fast action, deep skin penetration, and healing, urging readers to buy a box from their druggist for 50 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Morris
Renier
Sprine
Second Street
David Bergers
Mrs. Stromsten
Mrs. Johnson
Charles Teeters
Lyle Vernons
N. C. C. W. Deanery
Mrs. Rehak
Yataka Camp
Alice Edwina Babst and
George P. Bent
New York
Bessie Wagner
Robert Bittner
Cx Pea
Neely Hill
L. C. Schuknecht
WMT
Amos Scott
C. A. Love
Hill
J. C. Milner
E. D. Holvenstot
E. C. Waite
MR. Kaufman
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Honor H. H. Carters
East Side
Counsel For
Trinity Methodist Group
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
People’s Forum
Best OF
Linn County Fair
W. Lundquist
FE. A. Johnson
Voley
DOWS
Kiwanis
Maccabees Supreme Tent
Veterans Meeting
Fine Arts
Dan Cupid
America
St. Valentine
China
Paramount Theater
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