Delta Gamma Tea Hosted by Miss Betty Davis in Cedar Rapids
Delta Gamma sorority members in Cedar Rapids and vicinity will be entertained at a tea hosted by Miss Betty Davis at 2 30 p m Friday. The event at the Davis home 1948 First Avenue E invites all members and will discuss forming a Delta Gamma alumnae association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Davis
Clare R. Marshall
Edwy J. Clapp
Ernest W. Anderson
Delta Gamma Sorority
Cedar Rapids
Davis
First Avenue E
Delta Gamma
Miss Davis
Mrs Hersch Speaks On Green Windows To Garden Club
Mrs T F Hersch addressed the Home Garden club at Mrs W E Brown’s home on 1915 Fourth Avenue SE presenting slides and plant slips from her collection. Nineteen members attended including two new members Mrs W H Bailey and Mrs Harry Toms. Mrs John Brookman helped host as members answered roll with favorite house plants and a dessert luncheon preceded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hersch
Home Garden Club
W. E. Brown
Fourth Avenue SE
W. H. Bailey
Harry Toms
John Brookman
Mrs Nicholson To Speak At World Prayer Day Service
Women from all city churches gather at Westminster Presbyterian on Friday 2 to 3 30 p m for the World Day of Prayer observance. Mrs Evelyn Riley Nicholson of Mount Vernon national president of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society will deliver the principal address titled Observance of the Day of Prayer Around the World. The event features music and devotional periods as part of a world program Thou Art the Christ the Son of the Living God prepared by Miss Mabel Shaw Northern Rhodesia Africa. The world day inspires a world fellowship of prayer meeting each Monday.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Evelyn Riley Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Christ
Mabel Shaw
Northern
Rhodesia
Africa
Ralph Leo Recital With Pupils At First Presbyterian
Ralph Leo to present a group of pupils in a Sunday recital at 4 p.m. in the First Presbyterian church chapel. The program is open to the public. Participants include Keith Ott sen Chester Jeffrey Vivian Shakespeare George Erwin Betty Sigworth Parke Parks Alice Spevacek and Donald Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leo
First Presbyterian Church
Keith Ottsen
Chester Jeffrey
Vivian Shakespeare
George Erwin
Betty Sigworth
Parke Parks
Alice Spevacek
Donald Phillips
Lee
Norman Emerson
Doris Haines
John Severson
W. L. Barnard
Wallace Bixby
David Pratt
Mary Toof
Leroy Schaull
Brenton Busswell
Ralph #Jeffa
Miles Sutera
Silver Chain circle picnic at Mrs Larson home
The Silver Chain senior circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs O J Larson's home for a Wednesday picnic luncheon. Twelve members attended and sewed on a woolen quilt during the afternoon. The next meeting is scheduled for March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain Senior Circle of the King’s Daughters
O. J. Larson
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Sleep for Cough Relief
An advertisement claims Buckley’s Mixture triple acting cough syrup relieves bronchial coughs after 2 or 3 doses. It guarantees money back if sleep is not improved, stating a single sip often stops an ordinary cough and helps users sleep through the night.
Clare Marshall Elected President of Cedar Rapids Art Association
Mrs. Clare Marshall is the newly elected president of the Cedar Rapids Art Association succeeding Jay G. Sigmund who led the group for three years. New officers include Mrs. Charles C. Loom is first vice president Arthur Poe second vice president Marvin Cone secretary Mrs. Wallace Darling corresponding secretary and Charles Svoboda treasurer. New board members are Mrs. Arthur Augustine David Turner Arnold Pyle Elmer Porter Bruce McKay and Mrs. William Dunshee.
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Clare Marshall
The
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Jay G. Sigmund
Charles C. Loomis
Arthur Poe
Marvin Cone
Wallace Darling
Charles Svoboda
Arthur Augustine
David Turner
Arnold Pyle
Elmer Porter
Bruce McKay
William Dunshee
Tipton Bride Edna Christian Weds Gilbert Leinbaugh
Miss Edna Christian daughter of Sheriff and Mrs W W Christian of Tipton and Gilbert E Leinbaugh son of Mr and Mrs G A Leinbaugh of Wheatland were married Monday afternoon at St John s Reformed Church parsonage. The double ring ceremony was read by Rev L H Gunneman. The couple leaves on a short wedding trip and will reside on a Wheatland farm after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Christian
Mrs. Levnbaugh
Wheatland
Young Folk To Form Recreational Club
A group of young couples will meet at the Y M C A on Saturday evening to organize a permanent social and recreational group for young people and married couples. Activities planned include bowling pingpong badminton shuffleboard swimming and dancing. Ray Pollock will preside at 10 p.m. in the gymnasium with a committee headed by Mr and Mrs Pollock Mr and Mrs Hugh DeWees Mr and Mrs Henry Gundling and Mr and Mrs L E Crabbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C.A
Ray Pollock
Pollock
Hugh DeWees
Henry Gundling
L. E. Crabbs
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Gamma Chapter Meets at YWCA
Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Tuesday evening at the YWCA with Mrs Kenneth E Cornell presiding. A miscellaneous program on etiquette better speech personality poetry and parliamentary law was given by Adah Bauerle Harriette Struve Bernice Hammond Ruth Blaine and Mrs I E Jackson sponsor. Arrangements were made for a dance at the Montrose hotel Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Kenneth E. Cornell
Adah Bauerle
Harriette Struve
Bernice Hammond
Ruth Blaine
I. E. Jackson
Montrose Hotel
Silver Chain Juniors Raise Funds for Flood Relief
The Silver Chain junior circle of Margaret Mae Stone met Tuesday with president Ruth Buresh presiding. Margaret Stone gave devotions. The circle voted to donate 1 to the Red Cross flood relief fund and will make layettes for Perkins Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain
Junior Circle of the King’s Daughters
Margaret Mae Stone
Ruth Buresh
Margaret Stone
Red Cross Flood Relief Fund
Perkins Hospital
Jolly Ramblers Meet at Mrs Potter Home
Mrs. D. R. Potter of 412 Twelfth Street SE hosted the Jolly Ramblers on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. Willenberg and Mrs. N. W. Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Potter
Twelfth Street
Jolly Ramblers
W. Willenberg
N. W. Robertson
Valentine Dance To Be Given Saturday By The Elks Club
The Elks Club prepares for a large Valentine Dance this Saturday at the club house. A local orchestra will play from 9 to 1 with games and surprise entertainment. Dinner is served 6 to 9 by reservation. Open to Elks members free of charge. Entertainment committee includes Nesper, Gabel, McGinnis, McKee ly, Meyer and Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Walt Nesper
Ira Gabel
Royal McGinnis
Gerald McKeely
Walter Meyer
Louis Stevenson
Herbert Killian Returns from Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Herbert Killian of 350 Woodland Drive SE returned Wednesday after spending several days in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Killian
Woodland Drive
Chicago
Program Of Czech Music Presented At Club Dept. Meeting
A Cedar Rapids Woman's Club music department meeting featured a program of Czechoslovakian works. Mrs S V Shonka spoke on John Mokrejs of New York City formerly of Cedar Rapids and his Czech composers. Various performers sang and played works by Mokrejs Tomasek and Mokrejs relatives with tea served in bright Czech colors.
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Cedar Rapids
Farewell Party for A Nachman at Cedar Rapids Home
An Neisner Brothers employee hosted a farewell party Tuesday evening at Miss Helen Worthan 1126 Twelfth Street NE Cedar Rapids in honor of A Nachman who is being transferred to Detroit Michigan. Prizes for the card games went to Bernice Staab 500 Mary Brown for bridge and Charles Urban for pinochle. Gerald Avery and Robert Martin were welcomed as new Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neisner Brothers
Helen Worthan
Twelfth Street
A. Nachman
Detroit
Mich
Bernice Staab
Mary Brown
Charles Urban
Gerald Avery
Robert Martin
Cedar Rapids
Louise Leibert Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Mrs A N Hamiston entertained eighteen members of the Louise Leibert circle of the King’s Daughters at a dessert luncheon Tuesday. Mrs Carlton Owen led the prayer and Mrs L G Swaney read from These Twelve. Circle members plan to meet Monday at 1 30 p.m. at St Luke’s Hospital to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Hamiston
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Carlton Owen
L. G. Swaney
St. Luke’s Hospital
Klix Klub Meeting Winners and Next Gathering
The Klix Klub met Tuesday evening at 304 Eighth Street SW Mrs. Fay Humbert Mrs. Quentin Snider and Mrs. H. N. Steele won prizes. The next meeting is set for February 23 at 250 Highland Drive NW with host Mrs. Glen Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klix Klub
Paul S. Kohl
Eighth Street
Fay Humbert
Quentin Snider
H. N. Steele
Glen Harris
Highland Drive
Committees Named for Easter Monday Daughters of Isabella Dance
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella appointed committees for the annual Easter Monday charity dance to be held March 29 at Pla Mor. Co chairmen are Miss Esther M. Hronik and Miss Violet Pieper assisted by a long list of Mesdames and Misses. Tickets available from committee members. A memorial service for the late Mrs Mary Lucas was held at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Pla-Mor
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Montrose Hotel
Esther M. Hronik
Violet Pieper
Mary McDonald
Betty Allen
Mary Bartling
Katherine Brems
Laura Buck
Katherine Gleason
Monica Goodyear
Golda Johnston
Vina Turner
Maud O’donnell
Cleveland P. T. A. Meeting Highlights Lincoln Plays
The Cleveland P. T. A. met Tuesday at the school under Miss Lucile Pogge. Third grade students presented Lincoln plays and a flag drill. Mrs. I. D. Hubbard traced the association’s founding and E. J. Bruns spoke on Art and Character Education.
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Cleveland P. T. A
Lucile Pogge
Lincoln
I. D. Hubbard
E. J. Bruns
R. J. Minor
William Jensen
Mrs. Hubbard
Miss Pogge
Founders Day marked by Roosevelt PTA night program
The Roosevelt School hosts the fortieth Founders Day with Mrs. Charles Hubbard presiding. Committees, visiting presidents, and speakers including Prof. Forrest Ensign on Horace Mann are highlighted. Music, art displays, student performances, and fundraisers for Red Cross flood relief accompany refreshments and social hosting.
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Roosevelt P. T. A
Charles Hubbard
Robert Erickson
Dale Reece
L. W. Herdlicka
G. E. Curran
Estella Swein
J. M. Wiley
L. C. Schuknecht
Alice Gustafsson
G. T. McHardy
James Maloney
P.T.A
Donald Wolfe
Fred J. Kluss
Billie Boston
Forrest Ensign
University of Iowa
Kluss
Horace Mann
Mann
Brown University
Brown
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
First
State Board of Education
George Heider
Louis Hudlicka
J. Gerber
Elmer Grissel
Mothers
A. M. Seabrook
Martin Kelley
Van Buren P T A Founders Day Program
Mrs C A Love, former P T A council president, gave a Founders Day history and goals during a Van Buren P T A meeting at the school Tuesday. Mrs Loyd McKee, president, presided and lit candles for past presidents as Miss Nanna Nelson recalled notable events. Pins were presented to past presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren P. T. A
C. A. Love
P. T. A. Council
Loyd McKee
Nanna Nelson
McKee
What Do Dream Symbols Mean
A Cedar Rapids Gazette feature explains how dreams use symbols to express hidden motives and desires. Dream imagery like top hats, volcanoes, cushions, and birds offers clues, with universal meanings tempered by personal experience. It promotes a booklet by a psychoanalyst, offering to send it for 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
19Th Street
New York
N. Y
P T A founders day program and candle lighting noted
The Polk P T A session featured Mrs Nathan Keith of Newton Iowa state chairman describing the P T A program and aims for spiritual physical and mental youth training. Candle lighting followed by songs from a sixth to eighth grade chorus included Doris Wiley Eroy Cullman Jack Tucker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Nathan Keith
Newton
Iowa P. T. A
Polk P. T. A
R. M. Threlkeld
Eunice Hill
W. Jacobson
Inga B. Tapper
Henry Haegg
Doris Wiley
Eroy Cullman
Jack Tucker
Donald Sanderson
Polly Spohn
Doris le Grant
Beverly Hover
Margaret Hunter
Richard Kemp
Idaho Leads Nation in National Forest Area
Idaho has more area in national forests than any other state in the United States, reflecting its vast public lands and conservation governance across multiple forest units. The statistic highlights Idaho's prominent share of federally managed forest resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State
The
Union
Coe Speaker Urges Youth to Stand on Own Feet
Rev. Dr. Paul A. Wolfe of First Presbyterian Evanston spoke at Coe College chapel during World Fellowship week. He condemned self pity among students, urged youth to act independently, and referenced David and Goliath to stress personal responsibility. A luncheon in Voorhees Hall closed the Fellowship活动.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Paul A. Wolfe
First Presbyterian Church
Evanston, NL
Coe College
David
Goliath
Wolfe
Evanston
Voorhees Hall
Dr. Wolfe
Belle Plaine Seeks Federal Grant for Sewage Plant
Belle Plaine city council approved plans for a sewage disposal plant and moved to secure a federal grant to help finance the project. Engineer H. R. Green of Cedar Rapids submitted the plans. project cost and grant amount were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
H. R. Green
Cedar Rapids
Deputies To Aid In Making Out U S Income Tax Reports
Deputy collectors from the office of Charles D. Huston, federal internal revenue head for Iowa, will be in Cedar Rapids at the revenue office in the federal building from Feb 15 to March 15 to assist in filing United States income tax returns. Additional cities listed include Decorah Feb 16 17 Elkader Feb 15 Independence Feb 24 Iowa City Feb 26 27 Manchester Feb 25 26 Maquoketa Feb 16 Washington Feb 25 Waverly Feb 24 25 and West Union Feb 16.
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Charles D. Huston
Federal
Internal Revenue
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Revenue
Decorah
Court House
Elkader
Independence
City Hall
Iowa City
Manchester
Maquoketa
Washington
Waverly
West Union
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Mrs. Hersch
Mrs. Nicholson
Pictorial Review
Physical Culture
Syis
Ford Hopkins Drug Store
Gley Bldg
Art Association
Edna Christian of
Tipton
Gilbert Leinbaugh
Silver Chain Juniors
Valentines
Valentine
Herbert Killians
D. of I
P. T. A. Meetings
Japan
Holland
Lester Hurtt
Charles Loufek
Olga Sindelar
Dick Farmer
Ruth Webster
J. Hollister
J. Gaskill
S. Anderson
C. C. Pitlik
R. Decker
Lincoln School
P. H. Brown
Mary Fults
A. Wilson
Florentine Lattner
G. Naxera
B. Watkins
R. Smith
M. Lynch
J. Hurtt
P. Petrick
H. Nold
R. McCreedy
H. Blackledge
Walter Albright
A. I. Mason
E. D. Holvenstot
Red Cross
Lucille Beman
C. H. Brittin
Guy Clark
Elmer Sanford
Ralph Dietrick
W. E. Lyman
Robert Miller
Dorothy Peterson
G. F. Stanley
F. L. Williams
Harold Wilson
Clarence Young
Howard Bacon
Henrietta Jun
A. H. McCann
F. J. Saunders
Cuthbert Smith
Joe Yarbrough
Gaylord Young
L. R. Blessing
Scott Hammond
C. H. Hook
H. E. Paxton
M. B. Williams
Guy Gregory
L. C. Kaul
L. A. Jacobs
L. A. Barriger
Atti
Modern
Launderers — Dry Cleaners
First Avenue SE
United States OF America
Cedar
Equity
United States
Fred Waldner
Fritz Fred Waldner
District Court of the
District Court of Iowa
Iowa County
Marengo
Switzerland
Ziefen
Geo. C. Scott
District Court of the United States
Lee McNeely
United States District Court
Northern District of
America
Sunshine Mission
Dr. Vom Bruch
Harry W. Vom Bruch
Long Beach
Calif
Canada
Union Church Services
U. S
Armstrong's Millinery Dept
Shirley Temple
Armstrong’s New Girls’ Shop
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