Washington Birthday Luncheon Held by Ashley Chapter DAR
About fifty members of the Ashley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution attended the annual Washington birthday luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel’s Roosevelt room. A Colonial play “In Little Old New York” depicting Washington’s inauguration was staged by members including Mrs. A Montgomery and Mrs. E D Hardwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
New York
George Washington
Seasoa
A. Montgomery
E. D. Hardwick
H. B. Levnbaugh
Bryan Cronbaugh
Freda Emery
Marie Morlan
Edna Dieman
Leone Lume
Imogen Emery
Rgent
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
W. R. Grissel
Emery
Toms
Proram
W. W. Crissman
Ial
George Fibson
Myrtle Giffen Johnes
Orge Yuill
Ryan Cronbaugh
Reunion Bring Together Florida Residents R Jones Lynch
Dr. H J Jones of 2021 Fifth Avenue SE and Donald Lynch of 1941 Lake Boulevard SE have re united after a ten day stay in Sarasota Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Jones
Fifth Aveue SE
Donald Lynch
Lake Boulevard SE
Rasota
Fla
Mrs Fillmore Hosts Tourist Club Program
Mrs F D Fillmore of 216 Fifth Street SE will entertain Tourist Club members Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Miss Fable Armstrong will lead the program presenting A modern View of Catherine de Medici.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Fillmore
Fiventh Street
Fable Armstrong
Catherine de Edici
Afternoon cinema group to meet at Iowa theater
Members of the afternoon cinema group of the A A U W will meet for a Dutch treat theater yearly Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the lobby of the Iowa theater. Following the show Mrs Frank Tickney will entertain the group at tea at Sara Robinson's Colonial Food Hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Theater
Frank Tickney
Second Avenue SE
Sara Robinson
Four Leaf Clover Club hosts gathering at Mrs McArtor’s home
Mrs. Jack McArtor of 1149 Twelfth Street NE entertained Four Leaf Clover Club members Thursday. Prize winner Mrs. R Lagerquist received five hundred dollars. Attendees included Mesdames Everett Sman, Robert Zika, L Beyser, F R Hutchinson, P J Fulton and Frank Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McArtor
Welfth Street
Wakio Camp Fire Holds Farewell Party for Ruth Olson
The Wakio Camp Fire group hosted a farewell gathering Saturday evening for Ruth Olson, guardian Mrs. L. Hinton overseeing the event. Ruth departs with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Olson for Petoskey Michigan, attended by Adia Thorpe Camp Fire executive Hildred Miller Mary Harmon Jean Beeson Betty Hinton Shirley Hilborn Kathryn Oberts Jean Horak Barbara Ird Patricia Gilchrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakio
Ruth
Guardian
Farewell Party for Barlow Couple and Kullander Anniversary
Members of Norden lodge and friends gathered at J. and Mrs. Carl M. Ahlgren home on Tenth Street SW Friday evening for a farewell to Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Barlow who move to Aurora Illinois. Ahlgren gave a club gift and the event also marked the thirty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Kullander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Lodge
Hheir
Carl M. Ahlgren
Tenth Street
F. G. Barlow
Eir
Aurora
Ill
Algren
Rtg
Gust Kullander
Marriage Announced for Lillian Miles and C A Hruska
Miss Lillian Miles of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mr and Mrs Sid Miles of Monticello wed Charles A Hruska son of Mr and Mrs Jaroslav Hruska on February 14 in Rock Island Illinois Judge Reverend Edward Williams officiating The couple will live at 515 Fairview Drive SE Mr Hruska runs the Log Cabin restaurant Guests at a tea after the ceremony included Mrs Jaro slav Hruska at the host table and about eighty five invitations were issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Miles
Cedar Rapids
Sid Miles
Monticello
Charles A. Hruska
Jaroslav Hruska
Fairview Drive
Rock Island
Ill
Edward Williams
Broadway Presbyterian Church
William Hruska
Seventh Avenue SE
Edwin E. Hruska
Bever Avenue SE
Hruska
Mrs H L Coats Hosts Luncheon for Sister
Mrs H L Coats of 390 Seventeenth Street SE entertained at a Saturday noon luncheon honoring her sister Mrs Lester Jordan of Deep River who was visiting in the Coats home. Guests included Mrs Walter T Evans Mrs Charles Starr Mrs Leonard T Arduser Mrs Harry J Beall Mrs Frank Churchill Mrs Walter J Barnaby and Miss Ida Spaight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Coats
Seventeenth Street SE
Lester Jordan
Deep River
Coats
Walter T. Evans
Charles Starr
Leonard T. Arduser
Harry J. Beall
Frank Churchill
Walter J. Barnaby
Ida Spaight
Young Married People Class Meeting at First Christian Church
About fifty people gathered Friday evening at 840 Second Avenue SE for the Young Married People’s class meeting hosted by Miss May Frick. Hostesses Mrs. Wilbur Delp and Mrs. Leo Vanous assisted, and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hyten were special guests, receiving gifts after a historical background of the Christian church from Mrs. John Hockaday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
May Frick
Second Avenue SE
Wilbur Delp
Leo Vanous
John Hockaday
Blaine Hyten
Luncheon Hosted by Andersons at Roosevelt Hotel
Oscar A. Anderson a Cedar Rapids Equitable Life agent and Mrs Anderson hosted a luncheon Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel. Guests included representatives agents and members of the local office force and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Cultus Club Holds Meeting at Hathaway Bungalow
Cultus club members met Thursday at the bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company with Miss Louise Hathaway. Each member brought a guest. Hathaway discussed her trip to Porto Rico. Refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Louise Hathaway
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Miss Hathaway
Porto Rico
Founders Day P T A Meeting At Fillmore School
About sixty attended the Founders day meeting of the Fillmore P T A held Thursday at the school with Mrs Ralph F Dresher presiding. Mrs L F Steele reported $5 to the Red Cross flood relief fund and fifty nine members enrolled. A Founders day ceremony was given by several officers and teachers. Estella Swem spoke briefly as principal Mothers and teachers of 2A 3B and 3A pupils were hosts with two presiding aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P. T. A
Ralph F. Dresher
L. F. Steele
Red Cross
A. Nilsson
V. A. Kofron
Marilyn Parks
Billy Hilborn
Donna Mae Sponar
Wayne Basler
Miss Cobb
Estella Swem
Marjorie Donahue
Bessie Horak
Fillmore Mothers Club Plans Tuesday Montrose Meeting
The Fillmore Mothers Club will meet at the Montrose hotel Tuesday at 2 p.m. Those needing transportation should call Mrs. H. Hrdlicka at 2 9010.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore Mothers’ Club
Montrose Hotel
H. Hrdlicka
Miss Courtright and Miss Konecny Pledged at Coe
Pi chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe college announces the pledging of Lydia Ann Courtright and Valerie Konecny both Cedar Rapids daughters. The pledging ceremony was held Monday morning at the sorority rooms 1261 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Chapter
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Lydia Ann Courtright
Valerie Konecny
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Miss Courtright
C. L. Courtright
Fifth Avenue
Miss Konecny
J. L. Konecny
Crescent Drive
Coe
Danvers Alumnae to Gather for Sorority Sendoff
As a farewell courtesy to Mrs. Laurence C. Danver who will move to Davenport March 1 Mrs D M Taylor will entertain alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega sorority at her home 353 Pleasant drive SE Tuesday at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence C. Danver
Sixteenth Street
Davenport
D. M. Taylor
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Pleasant Drive
Stanley Krizes Weekend Guests Here
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley X. Kriz of New Lisbon Wisconsin spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Krizs parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dvorak at 1544 Fifth avenue SE and Mrs. Vaclav Kriz at 1212 Second street SE mother of Mr. Kriz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley X. Kriz
New Lisbon
Wis
Trinity Girls Work Committee Hosts Annual Dinner
The Trinity Methodist church girls work committee entertained Camp Fire guardians and assistants at the parsonage banquet with Mrs Elton D Wells as hostess. Mrs H N Steele chaired a business session with annual guardian reports and Easter sunrise service planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Elton D. Wells
M. F. Harmon
W. T. Abernathy
H. N. Steele
Girls’ Work Committee
L. R. Buffington
J. H. Woodside
Ed L. Miller
E. B. Rohn
Donald Rogers
Paul B. Gard
Velma Plank
A. J. Anderson
A. L. Hinton
Vernon Schrader
D O H Juveniles Install 1937 Officers
New officers of the Juvenile Degree of Honor Protective association No. 2 were installed at a meeting Saturday. Officers include Virginia Greer president Betty Darling first vice president Marilyn Gardner second vice president Phyllis Morningstar secretary Bonnie Sutherland treasurer Ruth Ross usher Grace Ball assistant usher Paul Bieber color bearer Roberta Nichols outer watch Joan Fulton inner watch Naone Wheeler Lillian Mickelson Vera Mae Petranek Louise Schomberg Gloria Jean Johnson Jo Ann Schmidt as sistant color bearer Richard Toombs Charles Holloway aids to the president Joan Darling Rose Mary Fulton aids to the vice president Jane Bishop service Roberta Nicholas Louise Cole Eva Jane Bishop Gloria Johnson reception committee DeLores Johnson Betty Smith Mary Louise Hewitt Betty Thomas Betty Murdock Velma Sutherland Gertrude Schomberg Norma Jean Holly entertainment committee Donna Mefford Beatrice Ulch property committee Mrs Rose Harvey past state president installing officer Major Bowes program awarded prizes to Gloria Johnson Charles Holloway Ruth Ross perfect attendance Velma Sutherland stars Harriet Murdock Betty Darling fourteenth decorated birthday tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Degree of Honor Protective Association
Leota Gardner
Virginia Greer
Betty Darling
Marilyn Gardner
Phyllis Morningstar
Bonnie Sutherland
Ruth Ross
Grace Ball
Paul Bieber
Roberta Nichols
Joan Fulton
Naone Wheeler
Lillian Mickelson
Vera Mae Petranek
Louise Schomberg
Gertrude Schomberg
Norma Jean Holly
Donna Mefford
Beatrice Ulch
Rose Harvey
Bowes
Gloria Johnson
Charles Holloway
Charles Putnam
Velma Sutherland
Harriet Murdock
Mrs Zell Receives Visit From Ludwig and Stapher Circle
Mrs G A Ludwig and her brother Frank Stapher with Mrs Stapher, all of New Hampton, are visiting Mrs Mary Zell at 500 B avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ludwig
Frank Stapher
Stapher
New Hampton
Mary Zell
B Avenue NE
Vorpahl R. A. Hospitalized After Auto Taxi Crash
Dr. R A Vorpahl of 2259 Washington Ave SE suffered a lacerated nose and shoulder injury after a taxi collided with a car at Bever Ave and Fifteenth St SE. Taxi driver Charles Peters 23 of 217 Sixth St NE and John J Smith 30 of 515 Fourteenth St SE also injured with knee bruises. Peters drove west on Bever when the crash forced the taxi into a street sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Vorpahl
Washington Avenue SE
Bever Avenue
Fifteenth Street SE
Vorpahl
Mercy Hospital
Charles Peters
Sixth Street NE
John J. Smith
Fourteenth Street SE
Peters
Smith
Fifteenth Street
Concert by Cedar Davids Symphony Tuesday Night
The Cedar Davids Symphony Orches tra announces a Tuesday 8 15 p m concert in Memorial Coliseum with free admission Prof F Walter Huffman Grinnell College tenor will be soloist performing Herod Overture Hadley Symphony No 1 in C Un poco sostenuto aria from La Gioconda Intermezzo No 2 from The Jewels of Le RE and Blue Danube Waltz Questa o quella Rigoletto aria and T H Wagner Tannhauser Overture Intermission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Davids Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Coliseum
F. Walter Huffman
Grinnell College
Henry Hadley
Brahms
Mar
Ponchielli
Mr. Huffman
Wolf-Ferrari
Townsend Club Party Postponed Indefinitely
City briefs list several notices including the Townsend club party delayed until further notice. Other items cover the Tirzah society meeting at Mrs J C Stangl's home 1106 B Avenue NW and various local schedule announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Tirzah Society
J. C. Stangl
B Avenue NW
Wood released on bond in assault case filed by sister-in-law
Elmo Wood 23 of 821 Fourth Street NW was arrested on a warrant Saturday and sued by Justice A S Reed for assault and battery. He was released from the city jail on bond Monday after the complaint was filed by his sister in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Wood
Fourth Street NW
Justice A. S. Reed
Wood
Mrs Doubrasky Injured After Ice Fall Near Home
Mrs. W. V. Doubrasky of 1703 First Avenue East fractured her left wrist when she slipped on ice in front of her residence at 3 p.m. Sunday. She received treatment at St. Luke's Hospital and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Doubrasky
First Avenue E
Fraternity Pin Stolen From Dougan at Bishop’s Cafeteria
Paul Dougan reports a gold Tau Kappa Epsilon insignia pin stolen from his vest in a locker at Bishop's cafeteria. The incident occurred Thursday night or Friday noon and was told to police on Monday. Dougan lives at 1309 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dougan
First Avenue E
Dougan
Bishop’s Cafeteria
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Cedar Rapids Checker Club Reorganizes and Plans Tourney
The Cedar Rapids Checker club reorganized Friday electing L. D. Stubbs president and S. G. Smith secretary and treasurer. A local tournament starts this Friday at 7 30 p m and fans are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rabbi Polishes Talk At Cedar Rapids Ministers Group
Rabbi David Polish of Temple Judah spoke on A Common Religion at a Cedar Rapids Ministerial association meeting held Monday morning at First Presbyterian church. The Rev Blaine Hyten gave the devotional on Denominational Unity and Cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Polish
Temple Judah
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
Blaine Hyten
Burglary Report: Vehicle Repaired After Stolen Reflectors
R. E. McCosh reported two headlight reflectors and an outside arm mirror stolen from a car at 1705 Mount Vernon Avenue SE between 9:15 p.m. and midnight Saturday. A spotlight and diator ornament were damaged on the same vehicle parked on First Street between First and A Avenues NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. McCosh
Mount Vernon Avenue
McCosh
First Street
First
A Avenues NE
Stolen Ford V-8 Recovered After Weekend Theft
P. J. McGuire reported his 1936 Ford V-8 stolen Sunday between 7:40 and 9:30 p.m. from in front of 599 Cobbancourt SE after leaving keys in the car. Another vehicle, belonging to R. R. Hunting Lumber Co., reported missing Friday, was recovered Monday from the rear of 854 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McGuire
Elmhurst Drive
Cobbancourt SE
R. R. Hunting Lumber’ Company
First Avenue E
Truck Driver Fractures Arm in Company Garage Incident
Jay Hertel a 37 year old truck driver of 421 Twenty seventh avenue SW employed at Builders Material company suffered a fracture to his right arm Monday morning while moving a truck in the company garage. His arm was pinched between the truck and the garage wall and he was treated at St Luke’s hospital then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Hertel
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Builders Material Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mrs Charlotte Eckert Long Dies in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. S Charlotte Eckert widow of Michael E Eckert died at 883 Oakland Ave NE Cedar Rapids at 8 30 am Sunday after a long illness She was born October 21 1859 in Platteville Wisconsin and lived in Iowa since 1864 Survived by eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren nine children eight of whom survive including five daughters and three sons Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel 2 pm Wednesday with burial in Linwood Cemetery The family may call at the chapel and home services are announced with Rosary society and St Wenceslaus church ties noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Charlotte Eckert
Michael E. Eckert
Oakland Avenue NE
Platteville
Wis
Iowa
Dows
A. G. Burrows
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Burrows
Breckenridge, Minn
O. P. Burrows
Mitchell, Neb
J. W. Burrows
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Harvey
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
E. Winslow Brown
Linwood Cemetery
Joseph Reiman
Charles J
Joseph W
Richard P. Jasa
Mary Peshek
Portland
Ore
Rosary Society
St. Wenceslaus Church
Zdenka Havlicek Lodge
August Vojacek
Funeral rites for Dr W A Yoder of Buffalo Wyoming
Dr W A Yoder died February 19 after a brief illness in Sheridan. Funeral services were held at Linwood cemetery with the Masonic lodge officiating. He practiced medicine in Buffalo since 1930. Survived by wife two children Ann and Russell parents J A Yoder New Hampton brother Russell Boulder sister Mrs Dennis Clark Hermitage Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Yoder
Buffalo
Wyo
Sheridan
Linwood Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Yoder
Coe College
Creighton Medical School
Omaha
Dr. Yoder
Wellman
Tipton
Dubuque
Ann
Russell
J. A. Yoder
New Hampton
Boulder
Colo
Dennis Clark
Hermitage
Death of Mrs Anna Janko Near Swisher
Mrs Anna Janko aged 83 widow of Wesley Janko died at her home west of Swisher Saturday night after a three year illness. Born in Moravia on November 25, 1853 she came to the United States at age five and lived in the Swisher area since. Survived by sister in law Frances Konashek Cedar Rapids and numerous nieces and nephews. Body at home with friends welcome. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Flowers declined. Information available at Barta chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Janko
Wesley Janko
Swisher
Moravia
Frances Konashek
Cedar Rapids
Death of Mrs Anna Jasa Widow of Frank Jasa
Mrs Anna Jasa, widow of Frank Jasa, died at her Cedar Rapids home after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia on July 15 1862 she came to the United States at age 2 with her parents. She lived in Cedar Rapids for fifty five years. Her husband died in 1905 and three children also died. Surviving are...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jasa
Frank Jasa
Eighth Street
Bohemia
Joseph
Anna Pospisil
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Alice May Hickman Rites Set for Turner Chapel
Mrs Alice May Hickman wife of William A Hickman died at the family home 1136 Eighth Street NW at 1035 a.m. Sunday after a brief illness. Survived by husband daughter Ruby M Hickman and two sons Fred J Hickman Otto R Gustafson plus five sisters and four grandchildren. She was a member of St James Methodist Church and Ladies Aid. Service at Turner Chapel 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev Soule and Rev Phillips officiating burial in Dunkard Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice May Hickman
William A. Hickman
Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids
Ruby M. Hickman
Fred J. Hickman
Otto R. Gustafsson
Jane van Fossen
Mary Hagerman
Center Point
Homer G. Andrews
George G. Hagerman
Toddville
Ida F. Newman
Hickman
St. James
Turner Chapel
Soule
Phillips
Dunkard
Joseph Rompot dies after long illness in Linn county
Joseph Rompot age 48 longtime Linn county resident dies at his home four miles northeast of Springville at 6 30 p m after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife Tillie two sons Robert and Edward Cedar Rapids parents Mr and Mrs Wendl Rompot Cedar Rapids siblings Emma Wager Escondido Bessie Jordan Marion Frank Edward Cedar Rapids William Omaha and three brothers. The Barta chapel holds services Wednesday at 2 p m conducted by Theodore B Hlubacek. Burial at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rompot
Linn County
Springville
Tillie
Robert
Edward
Wendl Rompot
Cedar Rapids
Emma Wager
Escondido
Calif
Bessie Jordan
Marion
Frank
William
Omaha
Barta Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Three year old Richard McElliott dies after illness
Richard McElliott age three, son of Mr and Mrs John McEllott of Ryan, died at a local hospital after a month long pneumonia. Survived by his parents three sisters Mary Virginia Phyllis and brother John Vincent. Body moved from Monahan chapel to Ryan for Wednesday services and burial in Ryan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
John McEllott
Ryan
Mary
Virginia
Phyllis
John Vincent
Monahan Chapel
Ryan Cemetery
Memorial tribute for Dr. L. Myron Boozer at Coe Chapel
Coe students and faculty honor Dr. L Myron Boozer dean of men who died Saturday of a heart ailment. Memorial services planned in Ames with burial there and a future Iowa Presbyterian Synod tribute next summer. Classes dismissed as the campus mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
L. Myron Boozer
Boozer
Harry M. Gage
James Hodgson
Charles Shedd
LeRoy D. Weld
William Evans
Ames
Pope Cancels Audiences on Doctor's Orders
Pope Pius XII cancels all audiences after his physician Dr Aminta Milani reports the Pontiff in an over strained condition. He slept poorly but regained some rest. Two wounds in his left leg reopened as he walked with crutches, traced to arteriosclerosis, and three to four days of complete rest are ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Ins
Pius
Aminta Milani
Milani
Bible shipment to Uganda fits two pound biscuit tin
The British and Foreign Bible Society sent a batch of Bibles to Uganda in 1896. The volumes were crafted to fit inside a two pound biscuit tin, a native method to shield the books from vermin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British and Foreign Bible Society
Uganda
Central Africa
Red Graves Arrested After Drinking Denatured Alcohol
C. W. Red Graves, 66, taunted Patrolman De Vore for a drink of denatured alcohol from a radiator jug. Milke, in uniform, intervened and Graves was jailed again for intoxication after leaving county custody at 9 30 a.m. and returning by 11 a.m. on a Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W
Red” Graves
Reddy
First Avenue
First
Second Streets
Leonard de Vore
Graves
de Vore
Forgotten Man Topic Of Speaker At Mission
The Rev. Harry Vom Bruch spoke on The Forgotten Man at Sunshine Mission Sunday evening, using examples from national and personal life. Prayer led by Rev. C. H. Hook, with Rev. O. C. Gatrelle in attendance. Music from Central Park church quartet and a junior mixed quartet. Seventy seven attended Sunday school despite bad weather. Frank H. Ward to speak on Why Pray? Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
Harry Vom Bruch
C. H. Hook
Central Park Presbyterian Church
O. C. Gatrelle
Second Evangelical Church
Central Park Church
Frank H. Ward
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Ashley
R. Jones
Nch
Florida
Afternoon Cinema Group
Four Leaf Clover Club
Wakio Camp
Skingellaws
EVP
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
C. A. Hruska
Mrs. H. L. Coats
Andersons
P. T. A. Meetings
Moen
Alpha Chi Omegas
Danver
Stanley Krizes
Trinity Girls’ Work Committee
Mrs. Zell
Wagner
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
de Molay
J. A. Bois
American Rust
Federal Building
Corfhmand
Checker Club
Trucker
Charlotte Eckert
Hever Gepore
Dorothy Perkins
Margaret McLaughlin
E. Higley Bldg
Alice M. Hickman
Richard McElliott
Dr. L. M. Boozer
Ladies’ Ready To Wear
Third St. SE
Lucky Tiger Magic
Newman
Emma Jtetticsr
Millicent
America
Enna Yetticks
Illy
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