Katharyn Newhard Engagement Announced in Springville
Mary Jordan Newhard announced the engagement of her daughter Katharyn Elizabeth to James Close Lockwood Clark of Teaneck New Jersey. The couple plans to wed on June 9 with a bridge party and balloons marking the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Mary Jordan Newhard
Katharyn Elizabeth
James Close Lockwood Clark
Teaneck
N. J
Julius C. Clark
Mary Jean Ericson
Patricia Jean Taylor
Don Colehour
Harold Ramsey
A. C. Hoorneman
Willard Lacock
James Dunn
Henry Woodworth
Earl George
Celia Fredericks
Della Miller
Elsie Specht
Esther Hanson
Carmen Boxwell
Doris George
Eleanor Roberts
Jane Goldsberry
Winnifred
Virginia Wiley
Marian Chamberlain
Muscatine
Robert Emerson
Robert Thompson
Louise Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Elsie Levien
Glin
Edna Moynihan
Mount Vernon
Louisa Thomas
Edith Thomas
Center Point
Prenuptial Showers and Socials in Lowden Area
Lowdon and Mrs Olga Kroemer were honored at two prenuptial showers with prizes for Lillian Weibel and Mrs Ezra Werndt. A kitchen shower, Paul Kroemer home events, hearts winners Sylvan Werndt and Erhardt Kroemer, plus a birthday observance for Mrs L H Stolte. Families from Lowden, Wheatland, Stanwood, Clarence attended dinners and pinochle prizes. Lydia circle met at Wilma Cassier home. Zion Evangelical class met at Mrs F J Abele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Kroemer
Fred Wiebel
Dorothy Wiebel
Lillian Weibel
Ezra Werndt
Paul Kroemer
Florine Kroemer
Alberta Schroeder
Sylvan Werndt
Erhardt Kroemer
L. H. Stolte
Dick Schluter
John Patersen
Lowden
Henry Boettcher
Wheatland
Hubert Meier
Gertrude Stolte
Gerhard Kroemer
Evelyn Stolte
Emil Meier
Stanwood
Clarence
Lydia Circle
Wilma Cassier
Zion Evangelical Sunday School
F. J. Abele
Pollocks Mark Forty Nine Years With Family Picnic
Springville Mr and Mrs T W Pollock celebrated their forty ninth wedding anniversary with a Sunday picnic dinner attended by son Tom Pollock and daughter and other relatives including Harry Smith Henry Cooper Albert and Ray Pollock with Cedar Rapids connections. Elizabeth Gritman hosted her birthday observance with her children and also welcomed James Burroughs J H H Gritman and Bobby of Walker. A separate gathering for Mrs Gritman occurred Tuesday with Carolyn Sterner hosting an Elizabeth Stewart circle dinner and Mrs Ray Goldsberry being initiated into the circle. Mrs A C Hoorneman hosted a Wednesday bridge lunch and Matilda Berlin entertained the Royal Neighbors Thursday all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Pollock
Tom Pollock
Harry Smith
Henry Cooper
Albert Pollock
Ray Pollock
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Gritman
James Burroughs
Tipton
Jv H H. Gritman
Bobby
Walker
Gritman
Carolyn Sterner
Elizabeth Stewart Circle of Love
Ray Goldsberry
A. C. Hoorneman
Matilda Berlin
Chelsea Bride to Be Weds William Grieder Monday
Esther Vajnar daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil H Vajnar will marry William Grieder Monday at St Josephs parsonage Chelsea at 930 am Rev W Panek officiating Attendants Libbie Fetter and Frank Kauffman The bride wore white lace over silk with a veil and calla lilies The couple will reside on a farm northeast of Belle Plaine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Vajnar
Emil H. Vajnar
Chelsea
William Grieder
Belle Plaine
St. Joseph's Parsonage
Mr. Grieder
Herman Grieder
Hartwick
Bridge and Literary Club Events in Central City
Mrs M M Filloon hosted a bridge gathering Tuesday with Mesdames Barclay Dennison McLeod Geesey Falcon Filloon and Mills. Mrs McLeod won high. Mrs Hatch hosted the Literary club Friday with Ruth Pepper Chamberlain Hilmer Hatch and others. Mrs Falcon reviewed Will Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Filloon
Bridge
George Barclay
Loren Dennison
E A. McLeod
Banks Geesey
Lester Falcon
George Filloon
Perry Mills
McLeod
L. K. Hatch
Ruth Pepper
Alice Chamberlain
Mount Vernon
R. G. Hatch
Gertrude Hilmer
Tipton
Dorothy Hatch
Frank Falcon
Will Rogers
National Y W C A Officials Lead Local Leader Institute
National Y W C A officials Miss Belle Ingels and Miss Julia F Capen will conduct a leadership institute at the local YWCA on Monday and Tuesday. Programs include a 2 PM start Monday, 6 PM group dinner, Tuesday 10 AM session, 12 15 PM luncheon, and 1 30 PM afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Ingels
National Services Division
Julia F. Capen
Department of Study
National
Li W. C. A
Tuesay
Ingels
Transylvania College
the Hot Springs
Church Groups Plan Meetings This Week
Sanctuary Society of Immaculate Conception church meets Tuesday at 7 45 p m in school parlors inviting all women of the parish St Rose Circle hosts Thursday at 2 p m in the Immaculate Conception school parlors with Mrs Ella Doorley First Presbyterian Mary Martha Guild gathers Friday at 2 p m at 1946 Fifth Avenue SE with Mrs Arthur Huntington presiding Devotions by Mrs Clay Phillips and Mrs Paul French to discuss The Last Book Also divisions 3 4 5 hold luncheons and meetings at specified addresses with named hostesses and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctuary Society
Sanctuary Society of the Immaculate Conception
First Presbyterian
Mary-Martha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur Huntington
Fifth Avenue SE
Everett Phillips
Clay Phillips
Paul French
First Evangelical Ladies Meet at Knau ss Home
The Ladies association of the First Evangelical church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs George Knauss 1825 Fourth avenue SE All women of the church are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical
Ladies Association of the
First Evangelical Church
George Knauss
Fourth Avenue SE
Central Park Parish Guild Valentine Party
The Central Park Presbyterian Church guild led by Alice Korteling will hold a Monday evening Valentine party at Miriam Seigler’s home at 1480 B Avenue NE. Guests include Rev Mr and Mrs C D Hook. Hostesses are Ethel Bigger Marian Gessaman and Miriam Seigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Alice Korteling
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Miriam Seigler
B Avenue
C. D. Hook
Ethel Bigger
Marian Gessaman
Ladies Aid Meeting at First Reformed Church
The Ladies Aid society of the First Reformed church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Hollister 117 Tenth Avenue SW. Members and their friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Reformed Church
John Hollister
Tenth Avenue SW
Calvary Baptist Missionary Circles Schedule Meetings
Calvary Baptist church lists three missionary circles meeting this week. Sarah Fuller circle gathers Friday with Mrs Goss at 305 Fifth Street NW for an all day meeting and picnic lunch at noon. Anna Narber circle meets Thursday with Mrs L Elam at 321 Fifth Street NW for an all day meeting and picnic lunch at noon. A valentine and white elephant party follows the business meeting. In a circle meets Thursday at 1 30 with Mrs J Torrence at 1014 A Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Sarah Fuller
Mrs Goss
Fifth Street NW
Anna Narber
L. Elam
J. Torrence
A Avenue NW
Saron Lutheran Ladies Aid Meet at Erickson Home
The ladies aid of Saron Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Anna Erickson 1403 A avenue NW Hostesses will be Mesdames Erickson Joseph Birch C E Carlson and Willard Morgan The Rev A A Brooks will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron Lutheran
Ladies Aid of
Saron Lutheran Church
Anna_ Erickson
A Avenue NW
Mesdames Erickson
Joseph Birch
C. E. Carlson
Willard Morgan
A. A. Brooks
Cornerstones meet at First United Presbyterian Thursday
The Cornerstones of the First United Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs George C Keyes 1031 Third avenue SW All women are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Church
George C. Keyes
Third Avenue SW
Olivet Presbyterian Industrial Society to Meet at Nally Home
The Olivet Presbyterian Industrial Society will gather at the home of Mrs. John Nally at 120 Eleventh Street NW on Thursday afternoon for its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Presbyterian
Industrial Society of Olivet Presbyterian Church
John Nally
Eleventh Street NW
Daniels Park Church Ladies Aid Meeting
The Ladies aid of Daniels Park church will meet at Mrs. Harold Rowland home 925 Center Point Road NE Thursday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park Aid
Ladies Aid
Daniels Park Church
Harold Rowland
Center Point Road
Westminster Divisions plan Monday and Tuesday luncheons
Division No 1 meets Monday at 1 PM at 2048 Fifth Avenue SE for a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. King Thompson with assistants Mesdames A F Sander I T Willson O F Imes F W Hann and Lillian Michener. Division No 2 meets Tuesday at 1 PM at 1400 Fifth Avenue SE for luncheon hosted by Mrs W P Rohrbach with assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Trinity Lutheran Home Missionary Society Meets Wednesday
The Home Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in the church parlors. Rev P L Bornhoeft will conduct a Bible study. The social committee meets at 1 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs Arthur Boedeker Mrs Anna Morr and Mrs H J Kiecksee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
Home Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Bornhoeft
Arthur Boedeker
Anna Morr
H. J. Kiecksee
Laura Walker Guild Luncheon Invitation
Mrs Philip Palmer of 1703 A avenue NE will host the Laura Walker guild of the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday at noon Members should bring dishes and sandwiches for the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Walker Guild
Philip Palmer
Avenue NE
Laura Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Saint Elizabeths Circle Hosts Frid ay Meeting
St Elizabeths Circle of the Immaculate Conception church will be entertained by Mrs J F Mc Laughlin and Mrs J P Klassen Friday at 2 pm in the school parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Circle
the Immaculate Conception
J. F. McLaughlin
J. P. Klassen
St. John's Guild Meeting Set at Mrs Dickeson’s Home
The St. John's Guild of St. John's Episcopal Church will convene Thursday at 1 30 PM with Mrs O E Dickeson located at 335 Nineteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
O. E. Dickeson
Nineteenth Street
Sinclair Memorial Ladies Society Meeting Notice
The Ladies Industrial Society of Sinclair Memorial church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. H. Easterday 1119 Twelfth Street NE. All women of the church are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Memorial
Ladies Industrial Society of
Sinclair Memorial Church
E. H. Easterday
Twelfth Street
Central Park Aid Society Meeting Planned
Central Park Aid of Central Park Presbyterian church will hold a meeting at 2 30 p m Friday at 1908 Washington avenue SE host Mrs Allen Stamy. Assisting will be Mesdames Shellquist McGuire Nicholson Vernon Thompson Colby Marshall Lies Wallace Smith Cypra MacDonald Thompson Hunter Stepanek Martin Mobry Melvin and Miss Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
R. D. Thompson
Paul Hunter
Ed Stepanek
Leonard Martin
G. S. Mobry
Minnie Melvin
Ethel Hill
Trinity Methodist group meeting notices in town
The Susannah Wesley class will meet at Mrs. O L Davis 1321 Avenue NW with Mrs John Miller assisting Division No 4 will gather with Mrs A G McFarlane 420 Tenth Street NW for luncheon and business Thursday at 1 pm The Women's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at Mrs M P Beck 1005 First Avenue W Friday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Nettie Sisam giving the devotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist
Susannah Wesley
O. L. Davis
Avenue NW
John Miller
A. G. McFarlane
Tenth Street NW
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. P. Beck
First Avenue W
Nettie Sisam
Church Class Schedule and Mystery Box Leaders
The Upstream class meets Friday at 7 30 p m at the church. The John Wesley class gathers Friday at 7 30 p m at G T McHardy 249 Johnson Ave with Mrs H B Green as program leader and Mrs S P Rutan supervising the mystery box and Mrs Sisam assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Green
S. P. Rutan
Sisam
Upstream
John Wesley
G. T. McHardy
Johnson Avenue NW
Olivet Industrial Society to Meet Thursday
Olivet Industrial society will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at Eleventh street NW. Mrs Nelle Hayes will give the devotions and Mrs C A Weichman will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Industrial
Olivet Industrial Society
John Nally
Eleventh Street
Nelle Hayes
C. A. Weichman
Van Vechten Guild to Meet for Luncheon
Van Vechten guild of the Peoples church will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at the home of Mrs. V. H. Hasek. 1858 Second Avenue SE. Hostesses will be Mrs. Hasek, Mrs. L. A. Kessler and Mrs. T. F. Suchomel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Guild
van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
V. H. Hasek
Second Avenue SE
Hasek
L. A. Kessler
T. F. Suchomel
St James Aid to Meet at Church Thursday
The general aid society of St James Methodist church will meet at the church Thursday at 2 30 inviting members and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Kenwood Presbyterian Birthday Tea Program Planned
The missionary society of Kenwood Presbyterian church will host a birthday tea Friday in the church parlor. A business meeting at 2 p.m. will be followed by a program talks and refreshments at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Presbyterian
Missionary Society of
First Lutheran Church Meeting Set for Thursday
First Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mesdames F C Nissen B E A Spraker C J Houx and F Dulin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran
Ladies Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
F. C. Nissen
BE. A. Spraker
C. J. Houx
F. Dulin
St Pauls MethodistClasses Plan Picnic Luncheons and Meetings
Several church groups meet Friday and Tuesday at various home and church locations for picnics luncheons devotions and a patriotic dinner. Ina Jeffrey 1941 Grande Ave SE C W Whipple 2325 Meadowbrook Dr SE J S Bain 388 Seventeenth St SE A A Brooks 1328 Third Ave SE J H Rhoades 1547 Fourth Ave SE and other members assist with arrangements and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist
Ina Jeffrey
Grande Avenue SE
C. W. Whipple
Meadowbrook Drive
W. H. Bailey
A. C. Burnell
Harvey Coats
B. E. Skinner
A. S. Roggensack
Susannah Wesley
A. A. Brooks
Third Avenue SE
Brooks
E. L. Mason
L. E. Wardell
T. R. Rich
I. F. Me
Homer Hill
J. E. Denton
Business and Professional
Helen Arduser
Dial 2
Farewell Party for Hopkinton Residents Moves to Mount Vernon
A farewell gathering west of Hopkinton celebrated Mr. and Mrs. B A Smith as they prepare to move to Mount Vernon. Bridge and five hundred games were hosted by local residents including the Gerlich and Moore households. The Missionary society met at Mrs. A C Martins home with Mrs. Kate Dolley as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Smith
Hopkinton
Ethel Morton
Emil Greif
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
A. C. Martin
Kate Dolley
Community Club Hostesses and Society Gatherings
Newhall Mrs. William Freeman hosted the 500 club on Tuesday with Mrs. H. W. Miller and Elizabeth Miller in attendance. Mrs. Virgil Alberts led the Altar and Rosary Society at St. Pauls Catholic church on Thursday. Elizabeth Miller hosted the Kill Kare Klub on Thursday with Mrs. Ray Dalbey as guest. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. E. Connor Miss Etta Doss and Mrs. I. E. Andrew. Weekend visitors at the E. A. Maeder home included Miss Olga Thomas and Elmo Maeder of Iowa City. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Wednesday with hostesses Mesdames E. A. Husted L. J. Hoepfner and G. R. Wheeler. guests included Mrs. Albert Stein Mrs. Harold Van Der Linden and Etta Doss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freeman
500 Club
H. W. Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Virgil Alberts
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Ray Dalbey
J. E. Connor
Etta Doss
I. E. Andrew
E. A. Maeder Home Were Miss Olga Thomas and Elmo Maeder
Iowa City
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
E. A. Husted
L. J. Hoepfner
G. R. Wheeler
Albert Stein
Harold van der Linden
Monticello Social Clubs Report A Busy Week
Local women and couples in Monticello held multiple gatherings this week. Chapter FP of P E D met with Mrs A M Maurice hosting. Schreiner chapter O E S convened. Ladies social circle of the Methodist church met at Mrs Ernest Landis home. a shower and dance honored Mr. and Mrs George Eby. Fortnightly bridge club hosted by Mrs Siegfried Guyan with guest J E Heiserman. bridge hosts Mrs Madge Shaffer. 500 club met with high scores by Mrs Lou Spooner. dinners celebrated wedding anniversaries for Harms and Holub. joint birthday party honored Louise York and Barbara Walker with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Maurice
B. C. Roberts
Schreiner
Byron Abel
Clarence ‘Matthiessen
Arthur Madsen
Earl de Shaw
George Buol
D. P.young
The
Methodist Church
J. E. Heiserman
William Tuetken
Albert Stuhler
Madge Shaffer
Helen Herken
Nella Hoffman
Henry Che
Lou Spooner
Ethel Nichols
Will Balsiger
Nichols
H. B. Tedrow
Siebelt’ Harms
Joe Holub
Prairieburg
Ed Rice
Martha
Will Moore
Sophia
Lucile
Robert Holub
Louise York
Barbara Walker
York
Delphia Balster
Leonard Strasburg
Dick Sutherland
David Walker
Robert Thoeni
Stuart Sutherland
Jane Stuhler
Susan Stuhler
Marjorie Thomas
Beverly Helms
Dorothy Marsh
Donna Hackbarth
Barbara Deischer
Dotty Schneider
Mary Lou Adams
Tommy Grimes
Local clubs host meetings across La Porte City
Twenty five women attended adult night school in the home economics room. American Legion auxiliary held a Kensington at Mrs Clyde Jenks home with Mrs Frank Miller assisting. Former service men and their wives played a card party in the Legion hall. Past Noble Grand circle Thistle Rebekah lodge met at Mrs Jennie Kane home. Mr and Mrs Frank Nabholz returned from visit with Dr and Mrs H B Kieth South Sioux City Neb. Mrs G K Danielson hosted What Next club. Tourist club gathered at Mrs Kieth Klines. Miss Maurine Ross and Mrs C A Brust hosted B G B club. Lotus club met at Mrs Henry Bookmeier home. Methodist Aid society Division I entertained at Mrs F C Gravenhorst with assistance from Mrs Anna Barnhart and Mrs Simon Kerstetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Kensington
Clyde Jenks
Frank Miller
Legion Hall
Noble Grand Circle
Thistle Rebekah Lodge
Jennie Kane
Frank Nabholz
H. B. Kieth
South
Sioux City
Neb
G. K. Danielson
Kieth Kline
Maurine Ross
C. A. Brust
Lotus Club
Henry Bookmeier
Division I
Methodist Aid Society
F. C. Gravenhorst
Anna Barnhart
Simon Kerstetter
Williamsburg church society elects officers and initiates new members
The Altruistic society of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church held its officer election at Mrs. Albert Rlstedt home with Mrs. Otto C. Mumm elected president, Mrs. Leona Knock secretary, and Miss Bertha Burke treasurer. Three new members were welcomed: Mrs. C. L. Wilson, Wanda Schmidt and Mrs. T. H. Joeckel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Albert Rlstedt
Otto C. Mumm
Leona Knock
Bertha Burke
C. L. Wilson
Wanda Schmidt
T. H. Joeckel
J. Henry Hughes
L. J. Hogan
Walther League of
Mrs McCabe Celebrates Seventy Ninth Birthday
Mrs James McCabe marked her seventy ninth birthday on February 2 with cards as the evening’s diversion. Mrs Walter Harrington hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid at her home, with devotional leadership by Mrs J J Bean and lesson by Miss Bila Fuller. A short play featured several members, and plans for World Day of Prayer union services on February 28 at the Congregational church included a young people program in the form of a play The Challenge of the Cross. Lunch followed served by the hostess assisted by Mrs M F Wells. The next meeting is set for March 5 at Mrs Thomas Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCabe
Walter Harrington
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
J. J. Bean
Bila Fuller
Bean
Joe Smakel
A. D. Jones
al Barker
J. C. Behrens
Miss Fuller
Congregational Church
M. F. Wells
Thomas Johnson
Community clubs and bridge events fill Tipton week
Monday meetings feature the Nineteenth Century club with papers on Ohio and North Carolina. Bridge groups gather at Helen's Beauty Shop and at homes of Mrs. Willits Negus and Mrs. John Lang with ladies taking top honors and prizes. Other clubs like Modern Fiction Entre Nous and Chapter DY hear reviews of Lucy Gayheart and Romance of Labrador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
H. L. Brotherlin
A. E. Rumble
Mattie Coutts
Ohio
North Carolina
Bridge Gang
Helen
Helen Fredericks
Ethel Hines
Helen Argo
Kathryn Launtz
Speros Cosmos
Clare Sheets
Fern Larson Low
Ina Ford
Fern Barkhurst
H. J. Harris
Lucy Gayheart
Willa Cather
Modern Fiction Club
Willits Negus
Minnie France
Chiefs Club
Margaret France
Robert Lind
John Lang
Howard Hamilton
Allen Rumble
Laura Geller
Labrador
Wilfred Grenfell
P. E.O
Howard Reichert
Lucile Wingert
Ennea Club
Max~.Banks
Lucile Reeves
Bess Streeter Aldrich
M. Furnish
Searchlight Club
B. F. Barclay
W. J. Glassgow
Bridgette Club
A. G. Rice
Mayme Walters
J. G. Westby
W. C. Hall
New Idea Embroidery Club Elects Officers In Manchester
Mrs. Don A. Preussner named president with Mrs. I. L. Hobson vice president Mrs. Harold B. Jones secretary and Mrs. Theodore Shelly treasurer at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Jay W. Lewis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Preussner
New Idea Embroidery Club
Jay W. Lewis
I. L. Hobson
Harold B. Jones
Theodore Shelly
James McInnis
Presbyterian Woman’s Club
William A. Ottilie
Archie LeClerc
N. H. Hyde
Concord club activities noted with hostesses and guests
Anamosa social page lists numerous hostess duties and guests from Concord round table and Fortnightly clubs. Events include lectures on New Mexico and The Desert Wife, life of Eugene ONeill, and readings from Ah Wilderness. Bridal anniversaries and bridge parties appear among the week’s gatherings.
Oxford Community Birthday Notices Fill Weekend Socials
Oxford households mark birthdays and gatherings with girl groups and clubs. Mary Ann Springmire honors from friends for her eighth birthday. Vernon Hammer turns 59 with oysters and games. Anna Slezak hosts 76th birthday at home. local clubs and lodges meet through the week including Rebekah, Eastern Star, and Ladies Aid Society activities.
Earlville church groups hold monthly meetings
The Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist church met in the church parlors with 26 members. Mrs Frank Powell hosted a Monday afternoon luncheon. The February meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society was at Mrs Jennie Gould's home with hosts Miss Lillian Kahl and Mrs Charles Angell. The Outlook club met at Mrs L H Baskerville's home with guests. The Past Matrons club gathered at Mrs H C Snyder's home with eight members. Mr and Mrs L G Davis celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with relatives and friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Frank Powell
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Jennie Gould
Lillian Kahl
Charles Angell
Outlook Club
L. H. Baskerville
A. W. Sin
Davis Family Ties Through Several Corners of Life
Mr and Mrs Davis have lived in Earlville for four years and Mr Davis works as a foreman for the I C R R at Menominee Illinois. The couple, parents of six children Claire Chester Dean Lois Lucille and Doris Jean, have also lived in Sioux City Manchester Delaware Dubuque and Julien Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casion
Davis
Earlville
Menominee, Ill
Sioux City
Manchester
Delaware
Dubuque
Julien
Town
Clair
Chester
Dean
Lois
Lucille
Doris Jean
Mechanicsville Hostesses Lead Local Bridge Groups
Mechanicsville social pages list several bridge games at private homes. Hostesses include Mrs. Harry Buck, Daisy Butler, and F. L. Wilson with guests such as Mrs. 2. G. McCaslin Lois Hatcher Lillian Conner and winning scores by Mrs. W. J. Mecllqnham.
Farewell Party For Sherman Family Ends Local Visit
Edgewood hosts a farewell at H. E. Sherman home for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sherman and son Richard heading to California. Numerous guests from Strawberry Point and local families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sherman
Donald Sherman
Richard
California
Charles Bradley
Strawberry Point
Fred Sherman
George Hagensick
Elmer Sherman
Bryan Sherman
Veryl Sherman
Clair Sherman
Clara
Angie Bellamy
Lucina Buckley
Ladies and Society
Genevieve Pulz
Bridge Club
J. B. Putz
Chattie Nightwine
Jolly Jokers Card Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katharyn Newhard
Lowdon
Central
Y.W.C.A
Leader Institute
Lakewood
N. Y
Newark, N. J
Miss Belle Ingels
St. Rose Circle
Immaculate Conception
Ella Doorley
E. K. Easton
E. Winslow Brown
George Crabb
R. W. McClaughry
Earl Delzell
F. H. Arnold
Belle Delzell
Margaret Meek
A. E. Einen
First Avenue
A. A. Jeffrey
C. A. Dauchey
Amy Moorhead
Frank Wells
Fourth Avenue
Hugh Hillerege
Newhall
Dial
Monticello
la Porte City
Williamsburg
Anamosa
J. E. Remley
Concord Round Table
D. M. Strawman
New Mexico
B. F. Erb
J. A. Hartman
Eugene O'Neil
S. M. Prentice
H. C. Metcalf
D. M. Beggs
C. H. Myers
Donald Thompson
T. E. Walters
James McMurrin
Ollie Hopkins
Sealls
Mount Moriah
O.E. S
B. E. Rhinehart
B. E
W. H. Frazer
Harry Latta
Oxford
Manley Springmire
Frank Dahnk
Mary Ann
Doris and
Gladys Brown
Irene Chipman
Tiffin
Virginia Frese
Lucile Nelson
Dorothy Mae Springmire
Doris Jean Nunn
Shirley Stratton
Rose Margaret Curry
Martha and Phylis Westrick
Eunice Garvin
Joan Schrader
Ronald Dahnk
Vernon Hammer
Anna Slezak
Leonard Kuelrich
Farmer's Family Club
Frank Klenk
C. E. Oakes
Ella Oakes
Glen
Rebekah Lodge
Agnes Parvin
Order of Eastern Star
Susie Watson
Lou Edwards
Walter Honn
Anna Klenk
Eugene Maske
Will Bartholomew
Carl Wagner
Carrie Wagner
Presbyterian Church
Henry Dee
Nemora
Adolph Horn
Mechanicsville
Harry Buck
Delta
F. H. Kisor
Adelva
Boyles Jackson
Self Culture Club
Mary Fritz
Dolly Moon
Walter Hammer
Edgewood
Killian
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