Cooking School Helps Low Income Meals Curb Costs
Miss Bernice Hopper directs a weekly cooking class at the WPA training center aiding families with tight budgets. She teaches nutritious, economical dishes using vegetables, canning tips, and surplus foods, with enrollment via local agencies and a column in Your Food Dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hopper
Community Nutrition Service
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
WPA Housekeeping Aid
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Hopper
The
Gazette
WPA
WPA Housekeeping Aid Training Center
Local clubs hold meetings and hostesses this week
Marengo Fine Arts division met in the Ingleside library led by Mrs. N L Mercer and Mrs Carl Eckert with several members on the program. PEO and Past Matron’s circle gatherings were hosted by Mrs F D Eby and Mrs A M Bergman, assisted by Mrs Clara Hall, respectively. A rock party honored Mrs R L Amsbery of Lohrville hosted by Mrs Leon Hardenbrook, and Evelyn Kramer hosted Deo Juvante with Margie Jane Paulson in charge. Wo Ho Mis members visited Mildred Thomas, a surprise 29th wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Bert Baker was held, Royal Neighbors card party at M W A hall, and Faculty Club at Science hall with committee including Mrs John Clyde and Dr Z F E Chandler. Twentieth Century Club, led by Elizabeth Madeson, met with Amy Leigh Paine who gave a book review. The group will meet with Clara Smith March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Ingleside Club
N. L. Mercer
Carl Eckert
Alice Hedges
A. T. Boedeker
Bernice Gilmore
F. D. Eby
A. M. Bergman
Clara Hall
Leon Hardenbrook
R. L. Amsbery
Lohrville
Amsberry
Evelyn Kramer
Margie Jane Paulson
Mildred Thomas
Bert Baker
M. W. A. Hall
Daisy Schneider
Evelyn Pattison
Anna Whitley
Coralie Clendenen
Faculty
Science Hall
John Clyde
Zilpha FE. Chandler
Marceline Erickson
W. T. Smith
Twentieth Century Club
Elizabeth Madeson
Amy Leigh Paine
Clara Smith
Royal Neighbor lodge initiates two members Wednesday
Lamont lodge conferred the initiatory degree on Mrs. Bert Cook and Mrs. Donald Fry. The refreshments committee included Mesdames Lelia Haskins Albert Kapka William Sager and Peter Faber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Bert Cook
Donald Fry
Lelia Haskins
Albert Kapka
William Sager
Peter Faber
D. W. Rhines Home
Frank Macheak
Rose Schmock
Mike Anderman
Clarence Clark
Jeanne Zuerrcher
Baptist Aid Society
Cook Home
Claude Richmond
I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 656
John Elliott
Methodist Sunday School
George Haskins
Clarence Hayes
Thomas Rogers
Henry Fowler
Jolly Ate Club
Eureka Club Hosts Card Evening and Prize Winners
Keystone Mrs. Arthur Hamann hosted the Eureka club on Monday. Prizes went to Lillie Becht hald and Mrs. William Feuerbach. The Rebekah lodge held a Thursday card party in I O O F hall with prizes won by Mrs. Carl Burmeister, Mrs. Randolph Englebrecht, Mrs. Dallas Feuerbach, Mrs. John Heitman and Mrs. Blanche Hackerson of Garrison. Mrs. Charles Balhorn hosted the Jolly Thirteen club on Wednesday. Dr and Mrs C E Thomas hosted bridge on Thursday. John Franzenburg and Mrs C W Dahlmeier won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hamann
Eureka Club
Lillie Bechthald
William Feuerbach
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Carl Burmeister
Randolph Englebrecht
Dallas Feuerbach
John Heitman
Blanche Hackerson
Garrison
Charles Balhorn
Jolly Thirteen Club
C. E. Thomas
John Franzenburg
C. W. Dahlmeier
Webster Women’s Club Hosts Mrs. Alice Sheibley
South English residents report Mrs. Alice Sheibley hosting a Friday gathering for members of the Webster Women’s club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sheibley
Webster Womens Club
Essence Of Spring In Matron Styles Pattern 4398
Spring fashion note presents two matron dress versions by Anne Adams Pattern 4398 with a double skirt panel frill trim or collar and jabot. Includes sizes 34 to 48 and yardage details for 39 inch fabric. Order info lists prices for pattern and book about 15 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Tri-State Ski Meet and Iowa City Arts Events Weekend
A list of events across Iowa from Dubuque to Des Moines includes the Tri-State Ski association championship meet at 1 30 p m on a hill north of the city, Vesper service at Macbride auditorium in Iowa City, and a Cedar Rapids concert by the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra at Memorial Coliseum. Also noted are Dairy cattle breeding school in Marion, George White's Scandals in Cedar Rapids, and various university and Legion events through the weekend with speakers and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
City
Iowa City
Vesper Service
Abram L. Sachar
Macbride
Des Moines
The
American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Marion
Memorial Hall
George White
Iowa Theater
McKinley Gymnasium
Marion High School
Legion Hall
Nile Kinnick
University Symphony Orchestra
Iowa
Wom
Gentian Fairy Legend Inspires Garden Gentian Story
A fairy tale about Titania seeking shelter among blue flower cups ends with one cluster receiving the queen's blessing. The tale blends with garden notes describing Gentian andrewsi, its hardiness, late summer to autumn bloom, and ease of propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania
Local lodge events and gentian garden notes
Alcazar Zuanna and Ambar Grotto announce Friday and Monday gatherings in Moose hall and K P hall. Social Riders host a pinochle party Tuesday evening at the Glow room. Various lodges list upcoming meetings, luncheons, pancakes, films and practice sessions in Cedar Rapids and surrounding halls. The article also describes the fringed and closed gentian, its habitat, and pollination by bumblebees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcazar Zuanna
Moose Hall
Gas Company
Church group notices and schedules from area congregations
Local church pages list events from First Christian to First Baptist with two act play Pa's New Housekeeper, fraternal meetings, missionary society gatherings, luncheons, quilting bees, and officer elections. Dates, times, and host addresses vary across parishes including Saran Lutheran Olivet St. Matthew's Kenwood and Grace Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Bernice F. Williams
Matilda Frick
Saran Lutheran
Quota Club to Entertain at Charter Dinner in Cedar Rapids
The Quota club of Cedar Rapids hosts a charter dinner Monday at 6 30 PM at the Roosevelt hotel with Mrs Clara Mason national first vice president Quota club international and Miss Clara Frenzel of Waterloo district governor Iowa as honored guests. Mrs Mason will arrive from Winnipeg and present the charter to the local club as representatives from the seventh district attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Clara Mason
Quota Club International
Clara Frenzel
Waterloo
Iowa
Mason
Winnipeg
Canada
Dubuque
Davenport
Sioux City
Fargo
N. C
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lincoln
Omaha
Henrietta Frank
Ber
International Committee On
New Orleans
Miss Frenzel
Public Utilities
Iowa Public Service Company
Memorial building for a Kensington and local lodge events
Women Of The Moose host a picnic supper at Mrs. Frank Russell's home on Monday at 7 p.m. Valley Camp No. 2136 R N A meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at 838 First Ave E for business and card party. Cedar Lodge No. 93 L A of M meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the Y W C A club room. Maccabees Linn Tent 38 Ioway Hive 111 hold card tournament Thursday at 8 p.m. at Sokol hall. U C T Auxiliary meets Saturday at 3 p.m. at Roosevelt hotel to elect officers and initiate with bazaar and public installation. Parlor City Lodge 58 and families picnic at Glow Room Gas Co Wednesday evening. Star Of Maine degree staff meets Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frank Russell
E Avenue NE
Valley Camp
Valley Camp No
R.N.A
First Avenue E
Cedar Lodge No
L. A. of M
Linn
Ioway Hive
Sokol Hall
U. C. T. Auxiliary
Roosevelt Hotel
L. A. T. B. R. T. Parlor City Lodge No. 58
the Gas Company
O E S Chapter Gatherings In Shellsburg
The Past Matrons club met at Mrs. Gage Coupland's home and the contract bridge club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. N A Evens. The Birthday club was entertained at Frank McBroom’s home honoring Mrs. McBroom. The Young Peoples society gathered at the Presbyterian church with Supt R L Holiday speaking. White Lily chapter will hold a school of instruction at Masonic hall with Mrs. Ruth Watson instructor. Mrs. Gordon Hagan will host luncheon for officers and guests. chapters from Vinton Center Point Fairfax and Cedar Rapids represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage Coupland
N. A. Evens
Frank Mc- Broom
Mc- Broom
Young Peoples Society
Presbyterian Church
R. L. Holiday
School of Instruction
White Lily
Masonic Hall
Ruth Watson
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Hagan
Vinton
Center Point
Fairfax
Blankenfelds Announce Ruby Grinnell’s Chicago Marriage
Grinnell residents Mr and Mrs J F Blankenfeld announce the marriage of their daughter Ruby to Harold Barrass Shaw of London England. Ruby Shaw attended Grinnell high school and Marinello School of Beauty in Chicago and has worked in the city. Harold Shaw, Oxford graduate, is a chemist in Chicago and will soon rejoin his regiment in Windsor Ontario where he holds a reserve commission as lieutenant in the Royal Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Blankenfeld
Grinnell
Chicago
Ruby
Harold Barrass Shaw
Peter Snowden Shaw
London
England
Farewell Parties Mark Moves for Local Residents
The W. R. C. held a farewell party for Mrs. John Lyness at her home as she and her husband plan a move to Brandon. A progressive dinner was hosted by Methodist women at several homes including Paul Dickinson and John Arnold. Anniversary celebrations honored Mr. and Mrs. Wenger on 39 years and Mr. and Mrs. Heldt on 38 years. Earl Keegan was also honored at a farewell party as the couple prepare to move to Oxford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hopper
County Relief Office
John Lyness
Earl Keegan
Oxford Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edith Knox
Farmers Union
Lee McNabb
M. E
Arthur Henry
F. F. C. Club
Dewey Keck
Charles Shelby
U.C.G.I. Club
Monona
William Schlitter
Florence
Leonard Plazel
McGregor
Evangelical Parsonage
Beulah
Gazette Photo
Marengo
Fayette
Keystone
Linn County
E. R. Davis
FBI
George Colingaert
American Chemical Society
Chemistry
Charles Okerbloom
Gentian
J. L. Rhea
Clubs
Carrie Morcombe
Ed Borschel
Third Street
Gentius
Illyria
Georgia
Nebraska
Ambar Grotto
K. P. Hall
Rebekah
Home
Hasek Hall
Queen of the West
Queen of the West, Ladies’ Society of G. of L. F. and
Tatsa
J. F., Hronik
E Avenue NW
Canton Rainbow No
Maine Lodge Hall
D of H
Star of the West
Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
General Dodge
General Grenville Dodge
Ladies of the
First Christian
Woman’s Missionary Society
W. H. Proescheldt
Thirty-fifth Street
Olivet
H. E. Lynch
St. Gertrude’s Circle
Killian’s
F. C. Anderle
St. Rita’s Circle
Kenwood Presbyterian
Peoples
van Vechten Guild
St. Paul’s
Church School Board
Mothers Club
Friendly Cultivation Group
Missionary Societies
Mahala Pratt Guild
Grace Episcopal
Woman’s Auxiliary
Helen Higley
Seventeenth Street SE
First Evangelical
F. W. Adams
Second Avenue
First Baptist
F. E. Bramhall
B. L. Sheldon
Sixteenth Street SE
Wade Nelson
John Schimmelpfenning
Mt. Vernon Road
J. W. Hopp
T. Frank Hersch
Greenwood Drive
Claude Krebs
V. K. Webster
Thirty-fourth Street
E. R. Moore
Milton G. Bryan
Sixth Street
T. K. Hefner
Milo Wenger
Linn Boulevard
Trinity Methodist
Men’s Brotherhood
George Buchanan
Grande Avenue SE
W. E. Goreham
H Avenue NW
Division Five
Miss Frank
Buffalo
Australia
United States
San Francisco
John Miller
Eighth Avenue SW
General Aid
Dean McGregor
Cornell College
Bethany Congregational
Ladies’ Aid
LeRoy D. Weld
City Missionary Union
Central Park
Ray Anderson
B Avenue NE
Immaculate Conception
St. Margaret’s Circle
St. Agnes Circle
National
Kensington
Cedar Lodge
Star of Maine
Klinger
Second Ave
Shellsburg
Ryan
Lasswell Studio
Third Avenue
Paramount Theater Building
Kitterman's
Retex
Sta-Press
Kitterman Is
DIAL
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