Colonial Dancers From Coe Present A A U L W Program
Coe college women department of physical education showcased a colonial dances program during a AAUW dinner meeting at the Montrose hotel. Fifty five members attended as Graceful solo and ensemble numbers drew praise under Miss Ethel Ryan and Miss Mani Ann Huebsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Physical Education For Women
Coe College
AAUW
Montrose Hotel
Ethel Ryan
Mani Ann Huebsch
Mrs Lee Winterberg Visits Des Moines Insurance School
Mrs Lee Winterberg of Dubuque is a guest in the home of Dr and Mrs W F Owes at 727 First Avenue. Mr W lective will spend the weekend here after attending an insurance school in Des Moines for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Winterberg
Dubuque
W F
First Avenue
W Lective
Des Mones
Kirkpatricks Observe Sixty-Thind Anniversary
A damaged remnant notes the Kirkpatricks celebrating a sixty-thind anniversary with unclear references to relatives and local events. The text is fragmented, mentioning names, places, and dates in a garbled OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatricks
Child hosts charity bird food party in Cedar Rapids
Nine year old Charles Gill son of Mr and Mrs John M Gill hosted a neighborhood benefit at 409 Fifth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids after noon Wednesday. Guests donated eleven cents used to buy bird feed. Seed placed in the Gill yard will feed birds for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles Gill
John M Gill
Fifth Avenue
Charles
Gill Yard
Gerald
Milford Frazier
Melvin
Donald Jeffrey
Arlene
Beryl Bases
John, Jr
Bobbie A
Forrest Stewarts Leave for Florida
Mr and Mrs Forrest Stewarts from 142 Thirty-fourth Street Drive SE have left for Miami Florida. Mrs Stewart, joined by A C Stewart of 352 Park Terrace SE, drove to Chicago Wednesday to join Mr Stewart. A C Stewart will return here in several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Stewart
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
Mirami
Fla
Stewart
A C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Chicago
C Stewart
Mrs Griswold Visits Sister in Cedar Rapids
Mrs W M Griswold formerly of London England arrived Tuesday to visit sister Miss Lavinia Steele at 1245 First Avenue East. She has lived in England since 1914 and plans to make her home in the United States. En route to Florida, she will stay in Cedar Rapids over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W M Griswold
London
England
Lavinia Steele
First Avenue
Griswold
Florida
Cedar Rapids
Miss Ruth Bryan Plans Weekend in Evans ton Illinois
Miss Ruth Bryan of 530 Sixth Street SE will travel Friday to Evans ton Illinois to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Richard W Stafford. Mrs Stafford, formerly Miss Jane Taft of Cedar Rapids, is identified in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan
Sixth Street
Evanston Ill
Richard W Stafford
Stafford
Jane Taft
Cedar Rapids
Mrs A R Butterfield Hosts Sewing Club Gathering
Mrs A R Butterfield at 318 Nineteenth Street SE entertained members of a sewing club at her home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A R Butterfield
Nineteenth Street
Birt tas party for Mt MoT Taus
Mrs VMartyy Thome Meo and Mrs ROY Richter with several hosts hosted a party for Mt MoT Taus. Attendees included Mrs RJ Oli vera and Mrs Karera, with bridge games and social chatter filling the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taus
Wedre Dias
Vmartyy Thome Meo
Roy Richter
RJ Oli Vera
Camp Fire Report From Westminster Disaster Scene
Fragmented notes describe a camp fire incident at Westminster with mentions of Ruth, Madge, Kuba, and others. Widespread damage is implied, with unnamed organizers and a community response unfolding in the evening. The record preserves names and roles without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
B and P W Club Sponsors Essay Contest For New Voters
Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women's club launches an essay contest for young voters who have come of age since the last national election. Submissions of up to 1000 words must be about if I Were Mayor or City Manager with a March 1 closing. Papers go to Mrs Emery 731 Higley Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women's Club
National Federation of B
Imogen B Emery
A L Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Jiruska
Federation of Labor
Charl Ormond Williams
The
National Federation
Emery
Higley Building
Cedar Rapids
Miss Nell Cherry Hosts Card Club Luncheon
Miss Nell Cherry of 1232 Third Avenue SE entertained members of a card club at a luncheon Thursday at the Commonwealth tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Cherry
Third Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Make This Model At Home TOTS Frock Of Yoke Sleeve Design
A budget style guide outlines do it yourself tailoring for a frock with a yoke and sleeve design. The item focuses on home sewing techniques and simple fabric choices for a homemade garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tot
Homf
Pattern 2676 by Anne Adams offers kid sizes and easy sewing
The ad promotes Pattern 2676 by Anne Adams with youthful designs for ages two to ten, plus a panel feature for comfort. It highlights fabrics for school and Sundays, lists sizes and pricing, and directs readers to send 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents with the Spring Pattern Book to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
Chi Omega of Coe Elects Officers
Miss Phoebe Jane Nemecek of Cedar Rapids was elected president of Omicron Alpha chapter at Coe College on Tuesday. She succeeds Betty Kitterman, also of Cedar Rapids, as officers named include Elizabeth Jackson vice president Ellen Lorenzen recording secretary Janetta Merritt treasurer Jeanette Focht rushing captain Jeanne Curry social chairman Katherine Zisko Pan-Hellenic representative Marion Hepner and Eleanor Admiral chapter correspondent Kitterman served as installing officer and received a gift from the active chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Cedar Rapids
Omicron Alpha
Chi Omega Sorority
Coe College
Betty Kitterman
Elizabeth Jackson
Ellen Lorenzen
Chicago
Janetta Merritt
Grundy Center
Jeanette Focht
Jeanne Curry
Katherine Zisko
Marion Hepner
Eleanor Admiral
Hammond
Ind
Kitterman
Minerva Delphian studies Greek drama at meeting
The Minerva Delphian Society held a Monday afternoon session at the Roosevelt hotel presided by Mrs. H. G. Heiser man. Mrs. J. W. Barnett outlined Euripides drama Elcestis and production costs. Other members discussed Greek comedy Aristophanes Socrates and the Supreme Court's role in New Deal decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Delphian
Roosevelt Hotel
H. G. Heiserman
J. W. Barnett
B. C
Euripides
S. C. Stookey
Stookey
Sophocles
Aeschylus
A. E. Emnen
Aristophanes
Penick and Ford Employees Card Party and Dance
Federal Labor Union No. 18619 invites Penick and Ford employees and families to a free card party at C. J. hall on Twelfth avenue and Third street SE this Saturday. Card games begin at 7:30 with prizes for winners. dancing starts at 9. Arthur Schlichting chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penick and
Ford
C . J. Hall
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
Arthur Schlichting
Ashley Chapter DAR Luncheon Observes Washington’s Birthday
Ashley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a luncheon on Saturday at 1 pm at the Roosevelt hotel. State Representative B B Hickenlooper will speak and Alma Ture chek, pianist, will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Roosevelt Hotel
B Hickenlooper
Alma Turechek
Valentine party at Krogh home with Camp Fire group
Mildred Krogh hosted a Valentine party for the Wapochandi Camp Fire group at 343 Eleventh Street SW. After a council fire, games awarded prizes to Elaine Anderson Fern Bryant and Mrs Erwin Stepanek. Also present were Julianne Freund Elvanne Kriz Irene Paula Joanne Walters Betty Meyers Audrey Nilsson and Verna Krogh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Krogh
Wapochandi
Eleventh Street
Elaine Anderson
Fern Bryant
Erwin Stepanek
Julianne Freund
Elvanne Kriz
Irene Paula
Joanne Walters
Betty Meyers
Audrey Nilsson
Verna Krogh
Twenty First Street Social Club Spreads News
Mrs. John Bruch hosted fifteen Wednesday Social Club members at 351 Twentieth Street SE with a picnic luncheon before a program. Mrs. J. C. Mahannah read a Stephen Leacock paper and Mrs. J. E. Cumberland helped. Members answered roll call with current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruch
Twentieth Street
J. C. Mahannah
Stephen Leacock
J. E. Cumberland
Group Hosts Dutch Treat Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs Arthur T. Boedeker of 1420 First Avenue W and Mrs B E Bochman of 2027 Washington Avenue SE hosted a Dutch treat luncheon and bridge in the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel. The group, numbering sixteen, meets every two weeks for luncheon and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Boedeker
First Avenue W
B. E. Bochman
Washington Avenue SE
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Winners Named in Duplicate Contract Bridge Event
Mrs. S. P. Moore hosted a bridge contest at her home with Mrs. F. L. Diserens and Mrs. WP Rohrbach taking first place while Mrs. A G Brown and Mrs. Ralph Podzimek finished second. The series continues February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Moore
First Avenue E
F. L. Diserens
WP Rohrbach
A G. Brown
Ralph Podzimek
Dinner honors Harold J. Shold wedding pair
Mr and Mrs T. J. Wilkinson host a dinner honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Harold J. Shold Mrs Shold previously Angela Pertlicek of Solon Guests include Mr and Mrs Shold Mr and Mrs Frank W. Skala Miss Elsie Cahill and Frank W. Skala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Wilkinson
Harold J. Shold
Shold
Angela Pertlicek
Solon
Frank W. Skala
Elsie Cahill
Newcomers Bridge Club Luncheon in Montrose Hotel
Members of the Newcomers bridge club met for luncheon in the Montrose hotel coffee shop. Bridge in the state suite of the hotel followed luncheon with Mrs A N Orthun in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Bridge Club
Montrose
A. N. Orthun
Jolly Ramblers Host at Mrs Phillips Home
Mrs W L Phillips of 71014 Fourth street SW hosted the Jolly Ramblers on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Leo J Smith and Mrs D R Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Phillips
Fourth Street
Jolly Ramblers
Leo J. Smith
D. R. Potter
Art of Table Talk Promises Easy Social Chatter
Light and easy talk about daily life and etiquette is explored in a Home Institute booklet. Practical guidance covers keeping conversations engaging, handling pauses, and choosing topics. A coupon order form offers the 40 page illustrated guide Improving Your Conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Janie
Cream Union
John
Helen
Home Institute
P. T. A. Meetings Postponed at Harrison Study Group
Harrison P T A study group sessions are postponed with no meeting Thursday at 745 as announced. The Gazette notes an afternoon gathering scheduled for February 26 at Mrs. C. Lane's home 1512 Sixth Street NW. The rescheduled meeting will be February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison P T. A
the Gazette
C. Lane
Sixth Street
Mrs Blake Hosts Jolly Eight 500 Club Night
Mrs W O Blake entertained the Jolly Eight 500 club at her home on Wednesday with prizes won by Mrs Blake first, Mrs O C Hughes second, and Mrs Kay Harbert consolation. Mrs Burns will host the club February 26 at 3725 Center Point road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Blake
Second Avenue SE
Jolly Eight
Blake
O. C. Hughes
Kay Harbert
Robert Burns
Center Point Road
Hazleton School Closed Due to Fuel Shortage and Roads
Hazardous winter conditions close Hazleton school as fuel scarcity and impassable roads hinder transportation for tuition pupils. Other Iowa items note local elections aspirants, a Hale injury, and a Williamsburg oratorical contest results.
Name Please Print Name and Address Plainly
The notice requests the person to print their full name and street address in clear form including city and state for identification purposes. No additional details are provided in the readable text.
Local Nuptials and Rail Coal Crisis Across Iowa Towns
In Hopkinton B M Davis wed with Rev F W McKinley officiating. Attendants were Lucille Moorman and Clarence Becker. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home. Hartwick road service resumes soon after two weeks of drifts. coal shortages prompt appeals to Gov Herring. Delta schools close for the week due to coal scarcity. roads to mines open but supplies tight. Volga City hosts subcounty declamatory contest with O'Brien first in oratorical. Edgewood wins dramatic and humorous with Densmoore and Westerlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Hale
Mate Bahnsen
Pete Bahnsen
Williamsburg
Conrad Schadt
Willard Hunzlemann
Elizabeth Ristedt
Maxine Walker
Conesville
Florence AL. Cragg
Earl Cragg
Oliver Stewart
Yates Center
Kan
Methodist
Nichols
H. M Strong
Oswald Hanson
Bert Smith
Frankville
Mike Graf
Calmar
John B. Kaye
Gertrude Dickman
Sumner
B. M. Davis
Hopkinton
F. W. McKinley
Lucille Moorman
Clarence Becker
Dyersville
Hartwick
North Western Railroad
Gov. Herring
Belle Plaine
DELTA
Knoxville-Washington
Rock Island
Volga City
Strawberry Point
Edgewood
Niel O'Brien
Lorna Densmoore
Betty Lou Westerlen
Daughter Of Decorah CCC Officer Is Dead
Virginia Rogers 13 daughter of Lieut and Mrs B C Rogers died in Decorah hospital from septicaemia after surgery for bone marrow inflammation. She fell ill Saturday and Lieut Rogers on duty at the CCC camp came from Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Decorah
Virginia Rogers
B. C. Rogers
Decorah Hospital
Lieut. Rogers
CCC
Fort Dodge
Marmola Reducing Agent Promises Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement extols Marmola as a physician recommended slimming tablet. It claims rapid fat loss with no strenuous exercise, notes 20 million packages purchased since 1907, and urges readers to buy Marmola from dealers nationwide for gradual results.
Iowa Lawmakers Back Forest Purchase Bid Denied by Wallace
Iowa congressional delegation pressed Secretary Wallace to fund and start a 40 000 acre national forest in southeastern Iowa. Wallace said the forest commission has exhausted funds and cannot begin new purchases without more money. Lawmakers urged special emergency funds and criticized the commission for delaying Iowa’s forest plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
National Administration
Congress
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forest Commission
Commission
Wallace
Fred Biermann
E. C. Eicher
Eicher
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Michigan
Otha Wearin
Lloyd Thurston
Roosevelt
Forest Commission
Republicans Report Receipts of $1 169 in Iowa
Carl H. Cook Iowa Republican chairman filed a party expense report showing receipts of 1169.60 from Jan 17 to Feb 16 with a starting balance of 68.21 and expenditures of 1151.05 leaving 86.66 on Feb 17. Major donor was C R Sheaffer with 250. other contributions ranged from 1 to 20 by individuals and county central committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carl H. Cook
Secretary of State
Treasury
C. R. Sheaffer
E. B. Hammer
A Jungbluth
Cedar
Audubon
Howard
Tama
Grundy
Raphael Dvorak
Tama County
Republican Women’s Club
Luber Aune And Hamberger Speak At Display Club
Luber of Killian come pany Arthur Aune and Moie Hamberger of Iowa City led a Crandie Display club meeting on bosses night at the Montrose hotel. Luber spoke on backgrounds enhancing window displays while Aune discussed displays with newspaper advertising. Hamberger showcased live model draping. The club plans a March 2 meeting in Iowa City with Arthur Braton from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Luber
Killian
Hamberger
Iowa City
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J Stuart McQuiston
Killian Tea Room
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Royal H. Holbrook
C T Hickok
John Henry
Susan B. Anthons
Dwight Krumholtz
John R Battin
H. Cutler
Carl K. Linge
Caroline
Katharine van Meter
Irene Bishop
Virginia Whuning
Margaret McFadden
LaVerne Seegren
Audrey Abell
Paulene Frederikson
Jane O'Meara
Esther Yothers
Alice Street
Mary Gage
Catherine Cooper
Miss Zisko
Abell
Nemecek
O'Meara
Street Yothers
Zisko
Frederikson
Nemech O'Meara
Street
LaVon Buchanan
Neemecek
Abell Fredericson
O Meara Street
Yothers
Theos
Cooper
Virginia Drake
Frederiksen Gage Kuniig
Nemecek Ond Kotarire
Ciarolire van Meter Toe
Mrs Winterberg
George Kespate Tod
Sulf Pole
Abe
War Sy
Donee
Ada
Cotharguel
Buch-Pitty
Luzerne
Ova
Hutchinson’s
Forrest Stewarts
Miss Steele
Miss Bryan
Evanston
Mrs. Butterfield
Bickford
Oiltingwood Collingwood
Vaiss
Doris S Bikford
North English
Collingwood
Wil‘arsburg
Velmar Colurga
Harold W. Hofmaster
Llersburg
A F Krause
Cellingwand
Lloyd Bickford
Newt Feebes
Tre North Fire
Steel
Cail
Erpeburg
Mrs Lalx
Karera
Trumser
Ofceca
B. and
P. W. Club
Miss Cherry
BY Anse Adams
Chi Omega of
P. T. A. Meetings
Harrison
Jolly Eight Club
Iowa News
Keswick
Sigourney
D. Harlan
John Blick
W. C. Axmear
Leo Higgins
A. E. Shaull
Jay Ackley
Flora Axmear
Roscoe Ackleey
W. S. Grush
Charles Bender
Manchester
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Wilma Moorman
Tom Moorman
Ernest Davis
Cedar Karplds Gazette Home Institute
W. 19Th St
N. X
OWA
U. S. Forest
Luber, Aune and
Display Club
Sidwell’s
Dorothy Perkins
the Gazette Co
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