Reservists' dance draws out-of-town guests to memorial dinner
More than 200 attendees including Colonel Thomas Harwood Captain Roy Richard Captain William Murphy and Lieut Frank Eddington will participate in the Reserve Officers' dinner dance at the Memorial building hosted by Major and Mrs Carl Russell. Col C B Robbins and Col Converse R Lewis will speak with Col C W Mull among honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
Carl Russell
Fifth Avenue SE
Thomas E. Harwood
Roy Richard
William G Murphy
E. F Paynter
Cam Ben Smith
Town City
Frank Eddington
Palsades Park
Miss Barbara Hill to Wed in Milwaukee March
Announcement from Milwaukee says Miss Barbara Hill will marry soon. She lived in Cedar Rapids with her father Ernest Gaul now of New York City. The groom is Erest Haquette Greppin of Milwaukee, a Stanford and Lehigh graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Barbara Hill
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Gaul
New York City
Erest Haquette Greppin
Miss Kill
Barnard College
New York
Cocollege
Delta Delta Delta Soromy
Hotel Roosevelt
Mr Greppin
Letaao¢d
Stanford University
It Doubt i Progressive Dinner Party Hosts
The It Doubt i club entertained 43 members at a progressive dinner Wednesday evening visiting the homes of Mr and Mrs H N Sees 251 Thirteenth Street NW Mrs R N Koehn 233 Thirteenth Street NW Mr and Mrs A R Messinger 221 Thirteenth Street NW and Mr and Mrs G L Moran 20 Seventh Street SW. The evening included games and was hosted monthly by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montelle Knapp
Decatur II
Malcolm Chapman Cave
Hotel
Montrose
Dy A
Floyd H. Knapp
Russell
Eighteenth Street
Duesday
Laxrences Stier
H N
Thirteenth Street
Weard
R N Koehn
Thirwerth Street
A R Messinger
Myr
G. L. Moran
Seventh Street
A R. Mestr
H N Steele
Chiakong Camp Fire Group Meets at Mary Gent Residence
The Chiakong Camp Fire group held five social and business sessions at Mary Gent’s home Tuesday evening. The event began with a buffet supper, followed by a meeting, games, and dancing, with attendees including Miss Jane Sloan guardian and members Nola Berger Virginia Yungman Mary Catherine Carns Ruth Esther Morgan Jeanne Engleman Mary Gent plus guests Mary Jane Watts Margaret Farquhar Edith Dillon Ardith Anderson Betty Lee Warren and Christine Mull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiakong
Mary Gent
Miss Jane Sloan
Nola Berger
Virginia Yungman
Mary Catherine Carns
Ruth Esther Morgan
Jeanne Engleman
Mary Jane Watts
Margaret Farquhar
Edith Dillon Ardith Anderson
Betty Lee Warren
Christine Mull
Dinner for Bertram township teachers hosted by Miss Schen ken
Teachers from Bertram township gathered at 1946 Berger avenue SE for a dinner at Miss Dorothy Schen ken's home with assistant hostess Miss Bonnie Buttner. Guests wore gowns reminiscent of styles from twenty years earlier. Rural school problems were discussed among Pearle Kleineck Marjorie Aspaugnirs Arlynn Bittner Beweh Hammar and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Township
Dorothy Schenken
Berger Avenue SE
Bonnie Buttner
Pearle Kleineck
Marjorie Aspaugnirs
Arlynn Bittner
Beweh Hammar
Advisory Group To Attend Coe Colonial Ball
The advisory committee of the Coe YWCA will be featured guests at the annual Colonial ball. A dinner begins at 6 in Voorhees hall, followed by an 8 program of colonial dancing in the Women’s gymnasium, with members including Mrs Harry McGage and other officers and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Colonial Ball
Coe Y W CA
YW Tonight
Voorhees Hall
Harry Mc Gage
S. G Armstrong
Robert C. Armstrong
C . Hicko
W. Jacobson
Edward F Winslow
A. L. Haldeman
Max Daechler
Edward H Bingham
George Yuill
May Frick
Mary Bell
Ethel Ryan
Dinner at Sutherland Dows Honoring Des Moines Visitor
Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows host a dinner at their Country Club Drive SE home this evening for Mrs F W Hubbell of Des Moines visiting briefly with Mrs Frank Covers. Covers will be seated for twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Dows
Country Club Drive
F W Hubbell
Des Moines
Frank
Mrs Krebs and Blanche Krebs Visit Chicago Hosts
Mrs. M. Krebs and Miss Blanche Krebs of 351 Pleasant Drive SE returned from Chicago where they had been guests of Mrs. LeRoy Kramer for over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Krebs
Blanche Krebs
Pleasant Drive
Chicago
LeRoy Kramer
Surprise 37th wedding anniversary saluted by neighbors
Mr and Mrs W A Welsh of 608 Eighth Avenue SE hosted a Cedar Rapids area gathering Saturday evening with old friends from Conroy Mnaren go Belle Plaine and Cedar Rapids. Guests included Mr and Mrs Theo Thompson Jule Olson Henry Plagmann Arthur Plagmann Herbert Thornton Charles Smith John Frick Howard Frick Arthur Jacobs C W Welsh Charles Bavis Jr S E Engelbert David Frick Jule Halverson Fern Elmer Welsh Rev Mr and Mrs A Evans Norman Sutliff and others bringing picnic baskets to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A. Welsh
Eighth Avenue SE
Conroy
Theo Thompson
Jule Olson
Henry Plagmann
Arthur Plagmann
Herbert Thornton
Charles Smith
John
Mothers Plan Friday Scout Event at Big Springs School
Mothers of Scout Troop No. 14 plan an entertainment for Friday at 7 30 at Big Springs school. Fathers and friends are invited to attend and are asked to bring sandwiches for their own families. Coffee will be served by the club. The plans were made at Mrs. Wesley Beiber's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Troop No
Big Springs
Wesley Beiber
Standard Oil workers hold picnic supper at Strowy home
Employees of the Standard Oil company enjoyed a Monday evening picnic supper at the residence of Mr and Mrs Joseph Strowy 1710 B avenue NW. The Standard club arranged the event with Mrs Strowy and Mrs Arthur Redel in charge. Thirty attended and bridge prizes went to Mary Louise Zbaneck Frank Jennings and Elton Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Joseph Strowy
B Avenue NW
Standard Club
Strowy
Arthur Redel
Mary Louise Zbaneck
Frank Jennings
Elton Yeager
Miss Opal McCloskey Hosts Aces Wild Club Gathering
Miss Opal McCloskey entertained the Aces Wild club at her home with attendees including Leona Hell Irma Countryman Olga Serbousek Virginia Nemec Priscilla Smith Evelyn Johnson Dorothy Weaver Opal Liz Closkey and Dorothy Eckert The next meeting will be hosted by MMits Helen McMancs at the Jolly Sixteen hosted by Mrs Frank Burlanck 1220 Parat atrect on Friday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal McCloskey
Aces Wild Club
Leona Hell
Irma Countryman
Olga Serbousek
Virginia Nemec
Priscilla Smith
Evelyn Johnson
Dorothy Weaver
Opal Liz Closkey
Dorothy Eckert
Mmits
Helen McMancs
Frank Burlanck
Local resident visits in La Junta with Mrs F B March
John A McGuaguin of La Junta is spending a few days here at the home of Mrs. F B March on Avenue NE. The note places the visit in 1985 and mentions B avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A McGuaguin
la Junta
Cole
Nix
F B
Avenue
Clarks of Ely celebrate 45 years with friends
Mr and Mrs George Clark of Ely hosted a Sunday anniversary gathering with picnic baskets and cards. Guests included Mr and Mrs Godfrey Slezak of Swisher, Mr and Mrs Joe Peshek and son Jesse of Solon, Mr and Mrs Paul Slezak of Cedar Rapids, and several Elgar families. The event honored the couple’s milestone with family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Ely
Godfrey Slezak
Swisher
Joe Peshek
Jessie
Solon
Paul Slezak
Cedar Rapids
Wes Dsozak
George
Martin
Louis Bartosh
John Clark
Edward Skalsky
Lester
Leonard
Charles Clark
Elgar
Clark
D I Launches Membership Drive in Cedar Rapids
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle of Daughters of Isabella in Cedar Rapids begins a statewide membership campaign with a special application rate. Miss Esther M. Hronik leads a committee including Mrs. Goldie Johnstone and many others. They will attend 8 am Mass at St Wenceslaus Church followed by breakfast at Bishop's. Reservations to Mrs. Ida Spaight, phone 7022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle of
Daughters of Isabella
Cedar Rapids
D. of I
Esther M. Hronik
Goldie Johnstone
Mary Lattner
Catherine Knowles
Mary McDonnell
Pauline Murray
Hazel Moore
Violet Ploper
Lulu Cacek
Ann Oujiil
Katherine Brush
Mary Bartling
Rose Cashman
Nellie Byrnes
Mary McLaughlin
Clare Elgas
Margaret Schissell
Catherine Phican
Agnes Cramer
St. Wenceslaus Church
Bishop's
Ida Spaight
Miss Alice Bailey Called Home by Death
Miss Alice Bailey of Charles City was to visit Mr and Mrs John B Finney at 1815 Washington Avenue SE after Easter but was summoned to Monroe Washington by the sudden death of a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bailey
Charles City
John B Finney
Washington Avenue
Monroe
Wash
Mrs Westrom Attends Brother-in-law E S Davis Funeral
Mrs A C Westrom of 1923 Grande avenue SE St Paul Minnesota travels to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law E S Davis who died Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C. Westrom
Grande Avenue SE
St. Paul
Minn
E. S. Davis
Norden Kensington Club Meeting at Mrs Dimock Home
Norden Kensington will meet at the home of Mrs. A C Dimock at 1035 H Avenue NW on Friday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Kensington
A .C. Dimock
H Avenue NW
Security Benefit meeting followed by card party
The Security Benefit association holds a regular meeting Friday at 7 45 p m in Moose hall. Afterward a card party will be played with five hundred pinochle and banco and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Firefichters Local No. 11
P T A Sets Founders Day Programs in Lincoln and Arthur
Lincoln P T A observes Founders Day Friday at 7 30 pm with a musical program and refreshments. A Dairy Dale school presents the one act play Too Much of a Good Thing at 8 pm in Dairy Dale church with local student performers and musical numbers. The Arthur PT A marks its thirty seventh anniversary and seventeenth birthday with a Founders Day program on Wednesday, including address by chairmen and performances by students and local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Lincoln P . A
Dairy Dale
Dairy Dale Church
Mount Vernon Road
Thirty-second Street
John Cabinett
Louise Neckville
Milo Soukup
John Baldridge
Tesla Musgrave
Frances McEndree
Lorena Musgrave
Pauline Frederikson
Maxine Mikulecky
Edward Roman
Leo Biskup
Roy O'Kief
Ernest Telecky
Robert Pracock
Carlton Owen
Marvin Daugherty
Arthur Association
O 3B Hanson
J F DaArcy
Peasant Influences Shape New Winter Fashion Trends
A feature notes how 1890s costumes inspire modern resort wear. peasant textiles influence smocked shoulders and rough textures. It contrasts Tyrolean and Mexican peasant details in hats, jackets, and bold color prints, with social events and talks accompanying the style wave.
Church Groups Plan Friday Meetings Across City
Trinity Delta Class of Trinity Methodist will meet with Mrs G A Ross at 602 Second Avenue SW Friday at 2 30 p m for business with Mrs Laura Rutan assisting. St John’s Auxiliary hosts Miss Gertrude Denlinger at 1245 First Avenue E Friday with luncheon at 1 and a mission study class. Daughters of Martha of Central Park Presbyterian meet Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs M D Porter’s home 1924 B Avenue NE with several assistant hostesses. Progressive Class holds regular business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Congregational Church
General Aid Society of
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Arthur Brooks
Protheon
First Congregational Church
T. Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
J. F. Ball
Hickok
W. 8. Newell
Trinity Methodist Church
G@ A
Ross
Second Avenue SW
Kensington
Laura Rutan
St John's
St. John's Episcopal Church
Gertrude Denlinger
First Avenue
Martha
Central Park Presbyterian Church
M D. Porter
B Avenue NE
E. Charter
L. Wilson
E. S. Smith
O. B. McGuire
City Plans Airport Site With Fifty Acre Tract
Washington officials and the Better Washington club move to select an airport site. A sixty acre plot will be prepared by CWA workers as a federal project with about forty additional workers and roughly ten thousand dollars in expenditure. Chelsea students win declamation prizes in dramatic and humorous divisions at the high school contest with awards to Maxine Drakos Leona Stanek Charles Boyer and Lillian Vitek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
City Council
Better Washington Club
CWA
Lloyd Lytle
W. S. Dupuis
W. J. Morrow
State Airport Association
Chelsea
Chelsea High School
the Alien
Maxine Drakos
Peter and the Angels
Leona Stanek
Jimmie Jones
Charles Boyer
Gretna Greenhorn
Lillian Vitek
Rogers
Elberon
Thompson
Montour
Gabriel
Hartwick
Peasant Hat Silhouettes and Breton Sailors in Fashion
A sketch describes figures wearing boleros and peasant hats, noting a fisherman's silhouette and Breton sailor hats with rounded crowns. The passage claims peasants across nations design fashionable, spirited styles for stylish urban settings. Tomorrow hints at spring color blends of blues with gray for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Amos Parrish
J W Holden Dead
Funeral services for James W Holden 73, longtime Iowa state highway commissioner from 1913 to 1927, are planned in Scranton. Holden, a Greene County resident for sixty years, died Wednesday and is survived by six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
James W. Holden
State Highway Commission
Holden
Iowa
Greene County
Father Son Banquet Fetes Life's Voyage Theme at School
About 123 attendees gathered in the high school dining room for the father son banquet. A R Morledge presided as toastmaster while toasts were given by George Hedrick Burlington scout executive Dr J H Chittum Earl Jennings Reverend Jesse Huddle Harlan Wiederrecht Reverend Trev erton Warren. Pop songs led by County Agent Earl Peterson. Music by Joe Verlee Pullin and Paul Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
A. R. Morledge
George Hedrick
Scout
Burlington
J. H. Chittum
Earl Jennings
Jesse Huddle
Harlan Wiederrecht
Treverton Warren
Earl Peterson
Joe
Verlee Pullin
Paul Williamson
Marmola advertised weight loss tablets claim sliming results
The ad promotes Marmola as a miracle reducer with 4 tablets daily, claiming millions have used it since 1907. It asserts fat loss, urges starting now, and says to stop once the desired weight is reached, noting Marmola is sold by dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getic
America
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Hivanes
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Cvy
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Band Box
Montrose Motel
Helms
Second Ave
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Killian
KiLlian’s
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Mexico
Patricia
Dows
Hubbell
Entertains Club
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Richard
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Clubs
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
P. T. A. Meetings
Wm. Rogers
York
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Harry Flow
Lowell Jeffries
Raymond Klass
Ray Ingham
William D. Elder
Arthur Sasociation
J. F. D'Arcy
O. B. Hanson
St. Paul's Aid
Trinity Delta
J. W. Holden
Living Models
Second Street
Allan
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