Epsilon Sigma Alpha Plans Dinner Dance At Roosevelt Hotel
The Epsilon Sigma Alpha business girls sorority hosts a formal dinner dance tonight at the Roosevelt Hotel. Special guests include Dr. and Mrs. Stuart McQuiston Adah Bauerle of Chicago Miss Florence Glackin of Los Angeles and Mrs Donald McCulloch of Muscatine.
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Tinenin Fooms
Roosevelt Hotel
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Business Girls
Stuart McQuiston
Adah Bauerle
Chicago
Florence Glackin
Los Angeles
Donald McCulloch
Muscatine
Minerva Terwillger
Agnes Johnson
Flossie Nemee
Naomi Kester
Naomi Circle Hosts Valentine Dinner At Mrs Leibsohn Home
Ten members met at 820 Third Street NW for a Valentine dinner hosted by Mrs Helene Leibsohn. Attendees included Mrs Arthur A Knapp Naomi Trabu Helen Hugenel Nelsie Stuart Mabel Carie Effie Schoner Neva Harris Rose Wilson Levina Willsey and Anna Dvorak. The next meeting is set for 117 Fifth Street NW with birthdays of three members observed.
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Naomi Circle
Helene Leibsohn
Third Street NW
Arthur A. Knapp
Naomi Trabu
Helen Hugenel
Nelsie Stuart
Mabel Carie
Effie Schoner
Neva Harris
Rose Wilson
Levina Willsey
Anna Dvorak
Care
Fifth Street NW
Leihsohn
Carie
Brim
Pink and blue shower hosted at Hester home
Mrs M J Hester and Mrs Richard Patek hosted a Wednesday evening pink and blue shower at the Hester residence honoring Mrs Jack Skalicky. Attendants included Miss Mary Baron and Luelle Hester with Mrs Harold Tharington and others. Min iature baby bupees served as favors.
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M J. Hester
Oakland Road
Richard Patek
Nineteenth Street
Hester
Jack Skalicky
Binga
Skalicky
Mary Baron
Luelle Hester
Harold Tharington
Charles Kepler
Jerry Karcer
Frank Sycel
Raymond Clouse
LeRoy Wood
Missionary Society Meets at Dan iels Park Church
Dan iels Park Presbyterian church missionary society met Thursday in the church parlors with Mrs. Loring Farle presiding. New officers elected include Mrs. T F Pirtel president Mrs. Howard Bucy vice president Mrs. Ed Dahms secretary and Mrs. Harry Grimes treasurer. The bank Shifting Population was reviewed by Mrs Frank Dietz. Hostesses were Mesdames L I Huston H Hahn Mabel Whitman and Ed Dahms.
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Daniels Park Presbyterian Church
Loring Farle
John Bruce
T F Pirtel
Howard Bucy
Ed Dahms
Harry Grimes
Frank Dietz
L. I. Huston
H Hahn
Mabel Whitemen
Birthday Luncheon Held at Mrs Hromatka Home
Zora Kensington attended a birthday luncheon Wednesday at Mrs Anna Hromatka’s residence 620 Ninth avenue SE. Guests included Mesdames John Bures John Basker Anna Kriz Ella Kriz Mike Newcomb Mary Pirkel Vesta Pirkel Carrie Pospishil and Anna Svobnda.
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Zora Kensington
Anna Hromatka
Ninth Avenue SE
John Bures
John Basker
Anna Kriz
Ella Kriz
Mike Newcomb
Mary Pirkel
Vesta Pirkel
Carrie Pospishil
Anna Svobnda
Sabirban Co workers Host Shower for Mrs Dwight Hughes
The Sabirban Co-workers gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. L. G New port home on Wilson Avenue SW for a miscellaneous shower honoring the recently married Mrs Dwight Hughes.
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L. G Newport
Wilson Avenue
Dwight Hughes
Wahanka Camp Fire Girls Meet to Make Valentines
The Wahanka Camp Fire Girls gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Stewart Shank's home at 1909 Johnson avenue NW. They made valentines for the Home for Aged Women, played games, and worked on notebooks.
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Wahanka Camp
Stewart Shank
Johnson Avenue
Daughters of Isabella Plan March Card Parties
At a Roosevelt hotel meeting on Wednesday evening the Daughters of Isabella named Mrs Hoagland chairman and planned a series of card parties starting in March. A report covered the Easter Monday dance at Dancel with the KL M's in charge of the February 25 social event.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Daughters of Isabella
Hoagland
Dancel
KLM
Miss Barbara Bean Hosts SDC Club Hay Rack Party
Miss Barbara Bean entertained the SDC club on Wednesday evening at 1501 A Avenue NE where plans were made for a hay rack party. Members present included Mary Margaret Strathmann Eu Nice Boyle Kathleen Cox Ber Nice Svohonda and Mary Ann Muchler with new members Novella Cox and Lavonne Kirk joining.
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Avenue
SDC
Hayrack
Mary Margaret Strathmann
Eunice Boyle
Kathleen Cox
Bernice Svohonda
Mary Ann Muchler
Tua
Novella Cox
Lavonne Kirk
Debonairs Elect New Officers At Wednesday Meeting
Miss Carole Conner hosted the Debonairs at 407 Twenty seventh street NE. New officers elected include President Mary Helen Mobry Vice-president Doris Jeffries secretary Ella Beall Ferrie treasurer Doris Doherty and scribe Carole Conner. Others present were Nadine Morse and Ernestine Clendening.
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Twentie Seventh Street
Debonairs
Mary Helen Mobry
Doris Jeffries
Ella Beall Fer~rie
Doris Doherty
Nadine Morse
Ernestine Clendening
Girls of Takiniki Camp Fire Meet at St Pauls Church
Members gathered Wednesday at St Pauls church with six members present and guardian Mrs. Harry Halverson. Dolores Paulson completed work on fire maker's rank. Last Saturday Carol Stookey and Dolores Paulson planned and took part in a nature treasure hunt.
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First Reformed Church
Jerolene Sneaksen
Elayne Bauer
Patricia Paul
John Hollister
Hazel Ramey
Holliister
Carol Burke
Doris McPherson
Lavon
Takiniki
St. Paul's Church
Fise
the Guardian
Harry Halverson
Dolores Paulson
Fire Maker's Rank
Carol Stookey
Cornelian Mothers Club Hosts Valentine DessertLunch
Members of the Cornelian Mothers' club and their children met Wednesday for a dessert lunch with Mrs Winifred Pathe at 850 Daniels Street NE. The children made and exchanged valentines during the afternoon with Eleanor Beach assisting the hostess.
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Cornelian Mothers’ Club
Winifred Pathe
Daniels Street
Eleanor Beach
Waltane Camp Fire Group Delights Blue Birds at Church
Members of the Waltane Camp Fire group invited Blue Birds to St Pauls Methodist church on a Wednesday. They performed a puppet show and demonstrated Camp Fire activities. A picnic supper followed.
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Blue Birds
St Paul's Methodist Church
Elizabeth Keller Returns Home After Visit
Miss Elizabeth Keller returns to her Burlington home following a visit to her brother Herman Keller and Mrs Keller at 1733 Sixth Avenue SE.
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Elizabeth Keller
Burlington
Herman Keller
Keller
Sixth Avenue SE
Cleveland P T A Meeting Highlights Attendance Figures
Pupils of Miss Jane Sloan presented geography reports on Central America at the Cleveland P T A meeting held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Hubert Kaplan presided with 66 attendees including mothers teachers and visitors. Mrs. J M Wiley welcomed first time participants and Mrs. George Villers announced 88 percent of school families enrolled. The kindergarten room hosted the monthly attendance picture and a birthday message from the Iowa PTA president was read by Mrs. L C Ruby.
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Cleveland
Central America
PT. T
Hubert Kaplan
J. M. Wiley
George Villers
Iowa Parent-Teachers Association
L. C. Ruby
Founders Day Observances Highlight Local PTA Activities
Founders Day events across several PTAs featured candlelight ceremonies, birthday cakes, and social hours. Volunteers led programs with students from third to sixth grade performing plays, songs, and dances while past presidents were honored and memberships reported.
Benton County Junior Farm Bureau Wins Plaque at Rural Assembly
At Iowa State College during Farm and Home Week the Benton county Junior Farm Bureau earned a plaque for high achievement. The Story County group led youth competition but had won top plaque two years in a row and was ruled ineligible. Henry Kling of Kellogg took top individual honors in the livestock judging contest and was awarded the P. S. Shearer medal as a member of the Jasper County champion team.
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Lie detector first used by police in dormitory theft case
The article recounts Margaret Taylor reporting theft from a University of California dormitory. Patrolman John A. Larson used a blood pressure based lie detector to identify the thief among 90 students, marking the first successful police application of the device. Dr. Larson, now in Detroit, notes possible errors and cautions against convicting solely on lie detector results. Next, a shift to hypnotism potential is teased.
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University of California
Pole Force
Lars
Larson
L. S
Detroit
Recorder’s Court Clinic
Margaret Taylor
John A. Larson
Hansell Girls Cage Team Rolls Along in State Play
Hansell, the 1940 champion, routed Rockwell 64 to 27 to clinch its district tournament berth. Helen Van Houten scored 38 as DeSoto, a finalist last year, fell 40 to 48 at Van Meter, while Van Meter stretched its win streak to 21 with a 29 to 12 victory over Adel.
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Wiota
Bridgewater
Elliston
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Rockwell
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DeSota
van Meter
Wankee
Adel
Olin
Chutier
Walker
Hawklets Fall to Davenport in Title Bid
Davenport Blue Devils overwhelmed the Hawklets 30 to 19 in a missed chance to seize the Mississippi Valley conference crown on a Friday night. Tama’s Town Cedar league and other area scores are listed, highlighting late season races and standout scorers.
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Iowa
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Paul Moon
Blue Devils
Hoosevelt
Muscatine
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Wilson
Tama
Montezuma
Linecox
Quigley
Stumner
Postville
Upper Iowa
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Vinton
Independence
Benton County Machine
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Fowler
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County Fair Results Highlight Jasper Team Victory
Jasper county led with 2 754 points among 24 entrants as Earle Steppe Kellogg and Edwin Moffitt of Newton stood among team members. Medals were awarded in horse, dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, and swine judging to Ralph Struve Manning Duane Evans Dan Dobbin Harley Ramsey and BE G Williams.
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Earle Steppe
Kellogg
Edwin Moffitt
Newton
Marshall County
Harding County
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Ralph Struve
Manning
Duane Evans
Madrid
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State Center
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Osceola
BE. G. Williams
Union
Local youths gain honors and face accident incident
Harry K Burmeister of Cedar Rapids is named national president of Phi Theta Pi. George W. Prazak of the city, a University of Iowa medical student, will intern at an army hospital. Richard Hobel, 17, suffers back injuries after an automobile collision on First Avenue and Sixteenth Street.
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H.C Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
Phi Theta Pi
George W. Prazak
Adolph Prazak
University of Iowa Medical School
Richard Hobel
First Avenue
Sixteenth Street
California trips and military confirmations reported
Miss Mary Ferguson departed today for Los Angeles and other California points. E C Johnson formerly of the Iowa national guard has been confirmed by the senate as a major in the regular army. The mercury set a new February heat record at 73 degrees by 3 pm. Joseph J McConnell, engaged in YMCA extension work in India for the last four years, will return with his family to the United States soon due to East Indian climate.
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Los Angeles
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E C. Johnson
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Joseph J. McConnell
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Lawyers P W Tourtellot and M J Donnelly Form Partnership
Miss Nellie Mesener of Cedar Rapids elected vice-president of the Young People's alliance of the German Evangelical church at Clinton. The river ice began to move out, the earliest in ten years. John Robert Thompson reelected venerable master of Kil winning Lodge of Perfection, Scottish Rite Masons, at the annual meeting.
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M. J . Donnelly
Nellie Mesener
Cedar Rapids
Young People’s Alliance
German Evangelical Church
Clinton
John Robert Thompson
Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection
Body Of Krivitsky Cremated In N Y
Walter G. Krivitsky, found shot in a Washington hotel, was cremated in New York in a small private ceremony attended by about a dozen people including his widow. No funeral services were held amid claims of pressure from Soviet agents.
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New York
Tanya
Walter G. Krivitsky
Washington, D. C
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
Read as a budget menu plan for a five member household outlining daily meals and a Sunday breakfast theme. Recipes include hot apple and pineapple rolls and stuffed pork steaks with simple ingredients and quantities, emphasizing balance and nutrition.
Harry Bridges Arrested by Justice Department
San Francisco AP report states longtime west coast labor leader Harry Bridges was arrested on a justice department warrant alleging membership in an organization advocating violent overthrow of the U.S. government. He faces a March 31 deportation hearing and was released on a $3,000 cash bond.
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Harry Bridges
Justice Department
United States
West Coast
Jeader
Bridges
Labor Department
Richard I. Gladstein
Louis Puccinelli
Earl A. Cushing
United States Department of Immigration and Naturalization
Labor
New Lights Save Life Of Young Boy In Iowa City Case
LA PORTE CITY reports new electric lighting credited with saving 19 month old John Richard Blitsch from a dangerous eye tumor. Specialists in Iowa City advised removal of the right eye after a tumor was found. Parents installed new home lights and observed a color change leading to timely diagnosis and surgery.
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Gazette
LA Porte City
John Richard Blitsch
DelLyle Blitsch
Waterloo
University Hospital
Iowa City
Marion Draft Board Sends Seven For Fort Des Moines Training
Seven men from Marion draft board departed for Fort Des Moines at 1 a.m. Saturday to start their year of training. Linn county boards chairmen met with industry employers to discuss deferments in essential industries. Employed status alone does not justify deferment.
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French Interior Minister Peyrouton Resigns
Marcel Peyrouton the interior minister reportedly announced his resignation Friday at a farewell dinner in Vichy France. The report surfaced Saturday via AP noting the gathered friends were told of his decision.
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France
Marcel Peyrouton
Interior
Tribune Rebukes Dewey for Alleged Betrayal of Party
The Chicago Tribune criticized New York District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey in an editorial calling his endorsement of the lease-lead bill a qualified betrayal of the Republican Party. It argued such support risks his national candidacy and suggests he chose Albany over Washington.
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Hawkeye Rifle Team Extends Postal Meet Win Streak
Iowa City AP report says the University of Iowa rifle team remained undefeated in postal matches last week, beating Ohio State 1892 to 1840 and Gettysburg 1892 to 1780 with a ten man squad edging California 3689 to 3600.
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