Miss Klinger to be wed in March events
Miss Irene Klinger, bride elect of Dr. Robert Chapman of Iowa City, is feted at a series of social affairs. Hostesses Miss Alice Krebs and Miss Margie Ure plan a kitchen shower and bridge party at 508 Vernon Drive SE for Miss Klinger with guests including Mrs Harry Dunker and Mrs Thomas Woods. Mrs Harry Dunker also gave a bridge luncheon at 2124 Grande Avenue SE with prizes to Mrs Horton and Mrs Elsenbast and a miscellaneous gifts shower honoring the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Klinger
Robert Chapman
Iowa City
Alice Krebs
Margie Ure
Krebs
Vernon Drive
Klinger
Harry Dunker
Thomas Woods
J E Cameron
Lee Hiltbruner
Margaret Pratt
Mary Catherine McCormick
Hazel Chapman
Lucille Ener
Marie Busler
Grande Avenue SE
J. Elsenbast
Marengo
Ray Horton
Mesdames Horton
Elsenbast
Alvin E. Kannewulf
R. S. Prewitt
Awn, Hamiston
Country Club Hosts Palm Beach Jamboree Dinner Dance
Cedar Rapids country club plans a Palm Beach Jamboree style dinner dance with an orchestra. Members and guests will wear summer attire as the club opens a new season of parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Palm Beach
Florida
California
Cedar Rapids
Birthday Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs McDonald
Mrs Marvin E Ken hosted a bridge luncheon at her home on Twenth Fourth Street SE for Mrs Glenn B McDonald birthday celebration. Prizes were awarded to Mrs McDonald and Mrs Herbert L Merehead. A guest gift was presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin E. Ken
Twenty-fourth Street
Glenn B. McDonald
B Avenue NE
McDonald
Herbert L. Merehead
Mrs Ring Heads to Chicago for Week with University Faculty Cousin
Mrs H C Ring of 2508 Bever avenue SE left this afternoon for Chicago to spend the next week visiting her cousin Dr A W McMillen, a University of Chicago faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C Ring
Bever Avenue
Chicago
A W. McMillen
The
University of Chicago
Mrs Stewart And Peggy Travel To Palm Beach For Six Weeks
Mrs A C Stewart and her daughter Peggy left today for Palm Beach to spend six weeks. They recently returned from a three weeks stay at Excelsior Springs Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Peggy
Palm Beach
Stewart
Excelsior Springs
Mikulecky Couple Marks 21st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mikulecky celebrated their twenty first wedding anniversary at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Unzeitig senior who observed their forty seventh anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Trejnar Mr and Mrs Louis Mikulecky and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mikulecky
Frank Unzeitig
James Trestnar
Louis Mikulecky
Theodore Heecksen
Louis Unzeitig
Joseph Roman
Milroy Unzeitig
Olga Mikulecky
Mary Ann Trejtnar
Ruth Mikulecky
Ellen Trejtnar
Anna Lou Unzeitig
Marie Unzeitig
Lester Mikulecky
Marilyn Unzeitig
Billy Mikulecky
David Unzeitig
Delta Theta Chi Sigma Chapter Meets in Roosevelt Hotel
The regular meeting was held Tuesday evening in the Grant room at the Roosevelt hotel. Reports on the history of Assyria and Babylonia were presented by Miriam Carl Ruth Hanus Rachael Griffith and Freda Hoveke. Mrs George Bird reviewed ancient Assyrian poetry and Martha Stephan presided at a short business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma
Delta Theta Chi
Roosevelt Hotel
Miriam Carl
Ruth Hanus
Rachael Griffith
Freda Hoveke
Assyria
Babylonia
George Bird
Martha Stephan
Couples Class Party At 1220 Second Ave SE
The Couples class of the First Christian church held a recent party at Mr and Mrs W D Fisher 1220 Second Avenue SE. Mrs R J Brown Mrs George Fanborg and Mrs Harold Milbrath led games and stunts after the business session. Fifty two members and former Lloyd Lyon of Clear Lake attended. Committee in charge served refreshments. members included Mr and Mrs Fisher Mr and Mrs Lester Conway Mr and Mrs Kenneth Converse Mr and Mrs George C Detrick and Mr and Mrs William Mears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. D. Fisher
Second Avenue SE
R. J Brown
George Fanborg
Harold Milbrath
Lloyd Lyon
Clear Lake
Fisher
Lester Conway
Kenneth Converse
George C Detrick
William Mears
Jolly Sixteen Club to Meet Mrs Frank Bunanek
The Jolly Sixteen club will meet Mrs Frank Bunanek at 1220 First Street SW on Friday afternoon for a routine gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sixteen Club
Frank Bunanek
First Street
Reconstruction Finance Corp loan repayment discussed at RFC luncheon
Mrs. Philip Palmer spoke at a Democratic Women's Reporters club luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. She said 43 percent of RFC loans had been repaid and that only solvent pre-1932 companies are eligible. A round table on the RFC PWA and the gold clause decision followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Palmer
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Democratic Women's Reporters Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Palmer
RFC
PWA
Supreme Court
Service Club Plans March 8 Play for House Improvements
The service club held a costume party at Community House with a brief business segment approving a March 8 play and entertainment to raise funds for house improvements. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Bessie Bartholomew and Mrs Zelma Miller. Refreshments served by multiple members. a large turnout attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bartholomew
Zelma Miller
Marvel Foster
Louise Niemeier
B. Peterson
Laura Keyes
Keyes
O. T. Peterson
Earl Foster
Chris Hanson Surprise Birthday Party At Home
Chris Hanson at 906 B Avenue NW was surprised by friends on his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hanson, Mr and Mrs Parsons, Mr and Mrs Kleaver, Mr and Mrs Danson, Mr and Mrs Shelton, Mr and Mrs Quick, Mr and Mrs Anderson of Fairfax, Chris Blockanger, Mrs Melsh and children, Mrs Pett, Mrs Gugenbuel, and Mr and Mrs Ramming. Refreshments were served and a gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Hanson
Avenue NW
Hanson
W R_ Parsons
Lou Kleaver
Will Danson
George Shelton
Oscar Quick
Gus Anderson
Fairfax
Chris Blocklanger
Margaret Melsh
Sylvia Pett
A Gugenbuel
H M Ramming
Mrs Finch Honored at Butterfly Tea Shower
Mrs Frederick Safely and Miss Edth Smith hosted a Wednesday evening shower at the Butterfly tea shop for Mrs Everett Finch formerly Miss Jewel Monson. A buffet supper followed as gifts were presented and guests named include Martha Rompotl and Mary McKeever among others. Plans follow with Mrs M D Caviness hosting Friday and Mrs Donald Thomson of Mount Vernon hosting Saturday at Mrs Koffron's tea room in honor of Mrs Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Safely
Edth Smith
Butterfly Tea Shop
Everett Finch
Jewel Monson
Marilyn Safely
Jean Monson
Don Thomson
R. A. Smith
F. C. Torgerson
Lawrence Carthers
M D Caviness
Finch
Donald Thomson
Mount Vernon
Transportation head named for Cedar Rapids youths trip
Mrs Robert Stull of 845 Center Point Road NE will lead transportation for Cedar Rapids youths to the thirteenth district Christian Endeavor convention in Anamosa this Friday to Sunday. Those with extra car space or lacking transport should call her at 4356. District president is Mrs Lenora Schuknecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stull
Center Point Road
Christian Endeavor
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Stull
Lenora Schuknecht
Kopecky Ceynar Tie The Knot On Farm Near Coggon
Mr and Mrs Frank Kopecky of near Solon announce the marriage of their daughter Frances to Frank Ceynar son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Ceynar of near Fairfax. The ceremony took place February 16 on the thirty first anniversary of the bride’s parents. Miss Mary Kopecky and Richard Ceynar attended. The couple will reside on a farm near Coggon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kopecky
Solon
Frances
Frank Ceynar
Vincent Ceynar
Fairfax
Harry Gage
Mary Kopecky
Richard Ceynar
Study Club Members Meet at 215 Second Ave SW
Mrs F Ladd hosted the Tuesday Study club at her home as Mrs George Yuill led in the president’s absence. Current events were given, a world court talk shared, and Mrs M E Carter reviewed Unfinished Cathedral by TS Stribling. Tea followed with Mrs Yuill at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F . Ladd
Second Avenue
George Yuill
W. A. Montgomery
S N. Harris
M E Carter
TS. Stribling
South
Yul
Couple returns from eastern trip after Feb wedding
Mr and Mrs Leonard J Meli char married February 8 have returned from a wedding trip through eastern states and are at home at 600 Second Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J Melichar
States
Second Street
Silhouettes of Spring Hats Highlight Individual Style
A fashion survey outlines six main hat types for spring. Bonnets and bonnets like Regency inspired shapes appeal to younger women, with brims varying in width and crowns rising or falling. Peasant halo, beret, tricorne, Breton sailor, and straight brim sailor offer diverse lines and trims to fit personal taste. Tomorrow covers college men’s spring outfits.
Founders Day Observed by Arthur P T A Program
Arthur P T A marked Founders Day with a candle lighting ceremony at the school led by historian Mrs Carlton Owen and Past Presidents. Mrs Stanfley Reeder discussed P T A history as Mrs Anna Marie Farnum and others sang. A social tea followed the program and milk service was approved for Buchanan district needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parent-Teacher Association
Carlton Owen
Stanfley Reeder
Kenwood P. T. A
Owen
Arthur P . A
Anna Marie Farnum
L. R. Gerhardt
M. E. Grafton
Raymond Klass
Annie Smithey
W OD. Elder
Reeder
Ray Ingham
J D'Arcy
James Jun
Paul Gever
Beth Meberne
Nettie Sisam
Kenneth E. Cornell
Buchanan
C. M. Westerfield
Ruth Phillips
E. O Coffing
Miss Phillips
Mary Gent
Oecaca
Anna Bell Anderson
Isabel Smith
Betty
Lee Warren
la Vonne Weatherell
Lois Keller
Joanne Crawford
Dorothy Spencer
Joan Neislie
Ruth Buresh
Marion Rubins
Margaret Reid
Blanche Mohn
Velma Rose Love
Madge Miller
W. F. Heins
Anjanette Cady
Evelyn Stoakes
Founders Day Observance Held at Woodrow Wilson School
About 100 members attended the Founders Day event at Woodrow Wilson school on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Grace Kibler welcomed all mothers of new students. Reports were read by Mrs R F Taft secretary and Mrs J Chiamosta treasurer. A greeting from Mrs Charles Pye was read by Mrs George Peacock. Mrs Fieseler read the council report and oversaw the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson School
Grace Kibler
R. F. Taft
J. Chiamosta
Charles Pye
George Peacock
George Fieseler
Fiescler
Music and service mark Miss Thomann event at P T A
Direction of Miss Gladys Thomann guides a city P T A meeting featuring a tribute song My Tribute sung by Marie Jane Kibler and others. A piano solo by Maxine Surry and a group number by former pupils follow. Mrs Hahn leads council expansion talks as candle lighting honors seven cardinal education objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Thomann
Marie Jane Kibler
Betty Smith
Mildred Vlasek
Helen Berdecny
Dorothy Bernice Barta
Esther Booth
Mary Louise Fieseler
Helena Leighty
Melba Browner
Maxine Surry
Jennie Post
Evan Paula
Frank Novotny
Milo Heral
C. H. Hahn
P. T. A Council
Parent Education
Hahn
J Hronik
Milton Tucker
William Dytrt
Miss Post
Kibler
Joseph Kralik
Peacock
Lora Turner
J Hollister
E. T. C. Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Birney
Members of the E. T. C. bridge club met with Mrs. Arthur H. Birney at 161014 Washington avenue SE on Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Owen L. Kohl and Miss Louise Indra. Miss Indra will entertain the club at its next meeting on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. C. Bridge Club
Arthur H. Birney
Washington Avenue
Owen L. Kohl
Louise Indra
Indra
All Bran praised as reliable relief for constipation
A reader from Visalia, California recounts using Kellogg's All Bran for years and credits it with easing constipation from 1898 99 while in government service. The ad touts All Bran as a bulk producing laxative with vitamin B and iron, recommending two tablespoons daily or with meals for severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nere
Kellogg's Allbran
P. I
Knights of Columbus Dance Friday in Cedar Rapids
More than 200 members of Knights of Columbus council No. 909 and their ladies are expected at a Washington's Birthday dance hosted by Cedar Rapids council Friday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. The event is limited to club members with committees named for reception floor entertainment orchestra and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Council
Washington
Joe Novak
Gerald Malloy
John Newcombe
Jack Cerney
Sam Stohl
Tom Seabrooke
Albert Woerderhoff
Paul Jones
Joe Enzler
John C. Slaboch
Ballet program highlights in Cedar Rapids club meeting
Miss Edna Dieman led a lecture on the history and fundamentals of classical ballet at the Granby building studio, with Mrs Lulu Engelman Welty in charge. She traced ballet from Italy to France and Russia, cited key figures, and stressed training for grace and rhythm, with pupil demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dieman
Cedar Rapids
Italy
France
Europe
Imperial Ballet
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Russia
Anna Pavlova
Adolph Bohm
America
Isadora Duncan
Ruth St. Denis
Loie Fuller
Miss Dieman
Evelyn Trumbull
Dorothea Moore Davis
Allayne Keneeny
Evelyn Afflerbaugh
Mary Jane Brown
Helen Kunz
Joan Marcia Benesh
Sheryl Ann Zalesky
Mary Eileen Stenner
Patricia Rae Dorland
Marga
Local social figures listed for dances and attendance
Ann Millburn Bettilou Lefe pure Alice Chadima Mil dred Simanek Hinton Cheney Vurgaitis Darey Morehouse Mary Jane attend social dances with Mrs Stuart Coon accompanying the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ret Ann Millburn
Bettilou Lefepure
Alice Mary Chadima
Mildred Jeanne Simanek
Lorraine Lee Hinton
Velma Cheney
Eve Vurgaitis
Maxine Darey
Marilyn Morehouse
Mary Jane. Hubbard
Stuart Coon
Winners in YMCA ping-pong tourney round three
Winners in the third round of the YMCA ping-pong tournament are Gladyce Helscher, Anna Mae Johnston, Edna Eggers, Fern Pumphrey, Ruth Bartling, Margaret Biederman, Helen Churchill, Gladys Main, Alma Jonas, Nadine Menary, Dorothy Jones, Rita Sandberg, Annabelle Reindl, Lorraine Smith and Viola Gillham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladyce Helscher
Anna Mae Johnston
Edna Eggers
Fern Pumphrey
Ruth Bartling
Margaret Biederman
Helen Churchill
Gladys Main
Alma Jonas
Nadine Menary
Dorothy Jones
Rita Sandberg
Annabelle Reindl
Lorraine Smith
Viola Gillham
Study of Iowa creameries underway by FCA and college
Special to The Gazette Ames G C Laughlin of the Farm Credit Administration in Washington has arrived in Ames to begin a study of membership problems affecting 100 Iowa cooperative creameries. The project is a joint effort by the college agricultural economics staff and the FCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
G. C Laughlin
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Iowa Co-Operative Creameries
College Agricultural Experiment Station
FCA
Winneshiek Grand Jury Indicts Two in February Term
The Winneshiek county grand jury returned two indictments for the February term. Walter Van Brocklyn is charged with theft, allegedly involving 80-year old Civil War veteran Anders T. Brandhagen. An liquor indictment was returned against Lloyd Kjos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Winneshiek County
Grand Jury
Walter van Brocklyn
van Brocklyn
Anders T. Brandhagen
Lquor
Lloyd Kjos
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Zoe Chocolate
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16Th Ave
West Zastera Ellis Blvd
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Mrs. Everett Finch
Kopecky-Ceynar
A. Smart
AAA
Martin's
York
P. T. A. Meetings
Arthur Association
Tion
Marilyn Condon
Alice Birney
Phoebe Hearst
National
Wilson Meeting
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Sis
First Ave
Cedar Rapids, Jows
Kellogg’s Allbran
F. L. Wylie
Visalia
Calif
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Battle Creek
K. C. Council
Y. W. Ping-Pong Tourney
Sidwell
Fanny Farmer
Third Avenue
Zoric
DIAL
Zoric Cleaners
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