Coe Faculty Twelfth Night Party Planned
Coe college faculty guests will gather Friday evening in the men's gym recreation rooms for Twelfth Night festivities hosted by Martha Marquis circle members. The event features games, a king and queen selection, and a one act play by Kent Andrews and his drama class. Committee members include Mrs. Lichtenstein as chair and several other faculty wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Martha Marquis
Kent Andrews
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
Harry M. Gage
Joseph H. Kitchin
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs J Hamilton Bell in Lind en Drive Home
Mrs J Hamilton Bell entertained a Friday afternoon luncheon at her home 545 Knollwood drive SE. The event was attended by Mrs E A Stephens of Hawaii as a guest in the Stamats home at 2131 Linden drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Stephens
Hawaii
Herbert S. Stamats
Linden Drive
J. Hamilton Bell
Knollwood Drive
David Hedges Returns to New York City
David Hedges has returned to New York City after spending the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs Horace G Hedges at 825 Seventeenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hedges
New York City
Mrs
Horace G. Hedges
Seventeenth Street
Immaculata Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon and Bridge
Immaculate Conception church parlors hosted the Immaculata circle on Thursday evening with Misses Marie Glenn and Patricia Brown and Mrs. Veronica Groves as hostesses. A dessert luncheon followed by bridge yielded prizes to Mrs. Katherine Cuyler, Miss Mary Adrien Brady, and Miss Mary Louise Kiffe. The next meeting is set for January 18 with hostesses Misses Bernice Rahe, Marian Dickson, and Kiffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculata Circle
Immaculate Conception Church
Marie Glenn
Patricia Brown
Veronica Groves
Katherine Cuyler
Mary Adrien Brady
Mary Louise Kiffe
Bernice Rahe
Marian Dickson
Kiffe
Young Peoples Christian Companionship Class Skates
Fifty two members and friends of the Sun Shine Mission youth group gathered for a roller skating party at Udesen Yink Thursday evening. Chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hinkin they hosted refreshments afterward at 1738 C avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Christian Companionship
Sunshine Mission
Udesen Yink
Thomas J. Hinkin
C Avenue NE
Stardusters Meet With Elizabeth Barber in NE State
The Stardusters gathered Thursday evening with Elizabeth Barber at 1600 I Avenue NE. Attendees included Marian Pollitz Evelyn Cooper Norma Schmatt Verla Bergloff Patty Ann Dudek and Marie Doherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stardusters
Elizabeth Barber
I Avenue NE
Marian Pollitz
Evelyn Cooper
Norma Schmatt
Verla Bergloff
Patty Ann Dudek
Marie Doherty
Roller skating party hosted by Miss Virginia McLean
Miss Virginia McLean entertained a roller skating party Thursday evening at a local rink followed by refreshments at her home. Guests included Miss Betty Leaper Lucille Hamlin Lois Harris Jean Knight Estelle Bach elder Doris Hill Kathleen Irwin Jean Norberg and Washburn Weir. John Cabinett Glenn Daugherty Fred Warner Maurice Flack Frank Faulkerson Leo Stary Hugh White and Bob Mellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McLean
Garnet McLean
Second Avenue SE
Betty Leaper
Lucille Hamlin
Lois Harris
Jean Knight
Estelle ,Bachelder
Doris Hill
Kathleen Irwin
Jean Norberg
Washburn Weir
John Cabinett
Glenn Daugherty
Fred Warner
Maurice Flack
Frank Faulkerson
Leo Stary
Hugh White
Bob Mellen
Mrs Walter Barlow Visits In Preston
Mrs Walter W Barlow of Preston visits the home of her brother-in-law Mr Arthur Barlow at 2520 Bever Avenue SE and stays with his family including her children Betty and ill through a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barlow
Bever Avenue
Mr. Barlow
Walter W. Barlow
Preston, Ee
Betty
Ill
Shower Honors Mrs Russell Walker Former Dora Lee Karch
Mrs Otto Wall hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1501 Forty-second Street NE for Mrs Russell Walker the former Dora Lee Karch of Alburnett. The afternoon featured 500 with guests including Grace McNeil Gladys Blin Bernice Karch and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wall
Forty-second Street
Russell Walker
Dora Lee Karch
Alburnett
Grace McNeil
Gladys Blin
Bernice Karch
Clarence Fadness
Elsie Timms
George Thomas
DeLos Gardner
Bert McNeil
Colonel Taylor
Ruth Roman
Lynn Kizer
Pauline Crow
Verne Kapple
Dell Hallquist
Eva Stewart
Charles Packwood
Carl Karch
Hubert Blackford
Archie Burr
Kermit Naylor
Charles Naylor
Charles Huth
Louis Petrak
Olivet Presbyterian Aknipon Camp Fire elects officers
The Aknipon Camp Fire group selects Phyllis Heath as president Annabelle Gilmore as vice president Peggy Jones as secretary and Phyllis West as scribe. They present a charter to Kinahanca a newly organized group with Helenka Bartunek as president Joan Taylor as vice president Clarice Karr as secretary and Jean Dresher as scribe. Mrs Marvin Bishop serves as guardian and Shirley Hilborn as assistant guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aknipon
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Heath
Annabelle Gilmore
Peggy Jones
Phyllis West Scribe
Kinahanca
Aknipon Group
Helenka Bartunek
Joan Taylor
Clarice Karr
Jean Dresher
Marvin Bishop
Shirley Hilborn
Kagha Camp Fire Group Meets at Polk School
Seventeen members and one visitor attended a meeting at Polk school. The girls labeled their manuals and membership cards were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagha
Polk School
Will Speak To Woman's Club At Birthday Luncheon
Juanita Alfonzo Pogolotti will address the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club birthday luncheon Monday at 1 p.m. at the Roosevelt Hotel. The Mexico fiesta themed event features her insights on chasing Indians in Mexico and her travels through Mexico Guatemala and Cuba. She will display her collection of apparel and domestic articles from the regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Alfonzo Pogolotti
Mexico
Cedar Rapids
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Miss Mary Scanlan
Miss Mary Scanlan received a surprise birthday dinner Wednesday hosted by Miss Mary Louise Kiffe. The party at home featured a blue pink white cake centerpiece and later attendance at Pla Mor with guests including Margaret Colgan, Margaret DeBont, Maxine Lefebvre, Gail Lightner, Evelyn Werner, Marion Rahe, Fran Eukin, Bob Kenney, Harry Bergh, Paul Scott, Fred Helming, Ed Teahen, Don Dixon, Norman Rahe, Henry Teahen, and Dick Lattner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scanlan
Sixth Avenue SE
Mary Louise Kiffe
Avenue NE
Miss Scanlan
Margaret Colgan
Margaret DeBont
Maxine Lefebvre
Gail Lightner
Evelyn Werner
Marion Rahe
Fran Eukin
Bob
Krejci Daughter Visits From Flint During Holidays
Mrs. Mary Krejci hosted her daughter Miss Sylvia Krejci of Flint Michigan as a holiday guest at 1408 Eighth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Krejci
Eighth Avenue SE
Sylvia Krejci
Flint, Mich
Carrie Morcombe No. 2 D of H Holds Installation
Carrie Morcombe No 2 D of H held an installation Wednesday for officers led by Past president Lillian Schwarz and president Nellie Chiverton with Valera Hamilton as second vice president and Laura Christensen as drill captain. Mrs Etta Branson of Spirit Lake served as installing officer assisted by Julia Zika Lillian Schwarz and Mary Nunn. Each officer received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Morcombe
D. of H
Lillian Schwarz
Nellie Chiverton
Lillian Privett
Valera Hamilton
Grace Wiles
Katherine Borschel
Julia Zika
Ethel Darling
Lottie Keehn
Emma Felter
Beulah Winter
Nancy Cornelius
Laura Bell Walker
Bessie Putnam
Laura Christensen
Luncheon Hosts for Bluff View Aid Society
Miss Ruth Miller and sister Anna Probst hosted a luncheon for Bluff View Aid members on Thursday. Attendees included Mesdames A. Hazelwinkle Theresa King John Kretschmar Ralph Sheldon and others. next meeting set for February 7 at Mrs. Dunahugh's home on Zika Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miller
Anna Probst
Bluff View Aid Society
A. Hazelwinkle
Theresa King
John Kretschmar
Ralph Sheldon
Walter Dunahugh
Lester Atwood
Louise Chesley
Joe Dostal, Jr
Women of the Moose Elect Officers in Club Parlor Meeting
Officers and committee chairmen met in the Moose club parlor on Wednesday evening. The membership committee led by Cora Carlson chair with Goldie Heinrich Ivan Richards and Leona Walton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
The
Moose Club
Cora Carlson
Goldie Heinrich
Ivan Richards
Leona Walton
American Pianists Highlighted By Beethoven Club Paper
Mrs. J. E. Patterson presented a paper on Who's Who Among American Pianists at the Beethoven club meeting in the Y W C A. She divided listed pianists into three groups featuring top names like Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler Olga Samaroff and Silvio Scionti. The firm included younger talents such as Eugene List Eunice Norton Ida Krehm and Frederick Schauwecker with prodigies Julius Katchen and Ruth Slewczynski also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Patterson
Beethoven Club
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Olga Samaroff
Frank la Forge
Silvio Scionti
John Powell
Patterson
Dalier Frantz
Muriel Kerr
Eugene List
Eunice Norton
Ida Krehm
Cedar Rapids
Frederick Schauwecker
Richard Crooks
Julius Katchen
Ruth Slewczynski
Lois Brown
Gertrude Fletcher
Virginia Ohmann
Bernice Baldwin
Everett Fisher
Ruth McGuire
Ruth Massey
Eloise Basler
Bernice Zvacek
Private Gough Returns to Fort Logan After Holidays Visit
Private William M. Gough of the Seventh Signal office Fort Logan Colorado left Tuesday night to report back for duty after spending the holidays at the home of his fiancee Miss Louise Sundberg and her parents Mr and Mrs John E Sundberg. Monday open house honored Private Gough with guest Private Karl L Sorensen of the Fifth School squadron Chanute Field Rantoul Illinois who will leave Sunday. Gough was accompanied west by Jack Peddycourt visiting friends in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Gough
Fort Logan
Colo
Louise Sundberg
John E. Sundberg
Gough
Lundy Returns to Princeton After Holidays Visit
J Edward Lundy has returned to Princeton University New Jersey after spending the holidays with his brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs Francis E Dunn at 533 Knollwood drive SE Also visiting were Miss Mary Rose Corcoran of Dubuque and Richard K Smith of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Lundy
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
Francis E. Dunn
Knollwood Drive
Dunn
Mary Rose Corcoran
Dubuque
Richard K. Smith
Iowa City
Past Matrons of Cedar Chapter Elect Officers
Mrs. D. Carl was elected president of the Past Matrons of Cedar chapter No. 184 O. E. S. at a meeting held at 2009 Mount Vernon avenue SE. She succeeds Mrs. F. L. Diserens. New officers include Mrs. FE. D. Manilaw as vice president Mrs. Louis Cullman as secretary and Mrs. J. C. Ramsey as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Carl
Cedar
Charles Bode
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
F. L. Diserens
FE. D. Manilaw
Louis Cullman
J. C. Ramsey
King's Daughters Hold Dessert Luncheon At SE Home
Jane Boyd circle met at Mrs. F. E. Young's residence 1824 Grande avenue SE for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. W. L. Fowler assisted, and Mrs. William Hughes led devotions on the Challenge for Service for the New Year. County president A. E. Chase announced Founders' Day at St. Paul's Methodist on Jan. 16. Committees reported Christmas basket, sewing group gave 20 dresses to Community House and $10 for the Christmas tree. Next meeting at Mrs. Lee Eckert's 360 Fifteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King’s Daughters
F. E. Young
Grande Avenue SE
W. L. Fowler
William Hughes
A. E. Chase
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Lee Eckert
Fifteenth Street SE
Morrison couple celebrated fifth wedding anniversary with surprise New Year party
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morrison of 423 First Avenue W were honored at a surprise party on New Year’s Eve. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Munson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Humphrey and Bonnivere and Audrey, Mr. and Mrs. William Birky and Betty Jean and Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. Yale Uridil and Carol Jean Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morrison
First Avenue W
J. G. Munson
Louis Humphrey
Bonnivere
Audrey
William Birky
Betty Jean
Billy
Yale Uridil
Carol Jean Morrison
Westwood Community Club Elects Officers at Mrs Nolan Home
The Westwood Community club elected officers Tuesday afternoon at 717 Fourteenth Street SE. Officers are Mrs Simon Gongwer president, Mrs Harry Spaight vice president, Mrs Ed Nolan secretary and treasurer, and Mrs Frank Dvorak flower fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Community Club
Ed Nolan
Fourteenth Street
Simon Gongwer
Harry Spaight
Nolan
Frank Dvorak
Mrs Wheeler Hosts Luncheon Honoring Mrs Rust
Mrs Loren Wheeler hosted a luncheon at 1613 Avenue NE on Wednesday for Mrs Harvey Rust of Chicago. Attending were Mrs Rust’s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs H H Noble and several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Wheeler
I Avenue
Harvey Rust
Chicago
Malta Chapter No 415 OES Meeting Planned Saturday
Malta chapter No 415 of the OES will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic hall. Annual reports will be given and during the social hour refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Appointment of Executrix for John Matias Estate Iowa
Notice states Josephine Matias has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of John Matias late of Linn County Iowa. All debts owed must be paid promptly and all claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court. E A Pordyce is the attorney handling the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
John Matias
Segacates
Iowa District Court
Spun Yarn as Girl on This Wheel Turns Eighty Eight
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart of 1540 Second Avenue SE will celebrate her eighty eights birthday Saturday at home with family. A Cedar Rapids immigrant from Canada who arrived in 1895, she spun yarn for family needs on a spinning wheel and taught embroidery and sewing. She is noted as a musician and Shakespeare student and has long served in the Order of Eastern Star and the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stewart
Second Avenue SE
Stewart
Laura Pearle Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Jesup
United States
Canada
Matlock
Order of Eastern Star
Woman's Club
Miss Lenway Hostess Plans Skating Party
The Termites met at Phyllis Lenway's home at 1618 Sixth Street NW Thursday evening. They planned a skating party for Saturday night and scheduled the next meeting for Jan 18 at Betty Gerber's home, 124 Tenth Street SW, with attendees Mary Jane Lenway Betty Gerber Donna Sherlock Lorraine Dalziel Fran and Betty Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Lenway
Sixth Street
Betty Gerber
Tenth Street
Mary Jane Lenway
Donna Sherlock
Lorraine Dalziel
Fran
Betty Murdock
Ambassador circle hosts dessert luncheon for Founders Day
The Ambassador circle of the King's Daughters met Wednesday at 835 Third Avenue SE for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. E Russell Wolfe. Mrs. Byron Anderson led devotions and Mrs. Donald Wolfe presided as members planned apron sewing for the Founders' Day tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Circle of the King's Daughters
E. Russell Wolfe
Third Avenue SE
Byron Anderson
Donald Wolfe
Moose hall to host free screening of Young America
Cedar Rapids lodge No. 304 of the Loyal Order of Moose schedules a Sunday 8 p.m. preview in Moose hall for the cinecolar sound film Young America. Admission is free. The picture, sequel to Tomorrow’s Citizens, presents life at Moosehart, the Moose home for children, and has earned praise from motion picture critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Cinecolar
Young America
Moosehart
Young Men's Bureau Names Committees and New President
Erwin Wasta took the presidency of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau at a Chamber building dinner. He announced committee appointments including program, Golden Gloves plans with fighters and posters, music festival tasks, and attendance and activities chairs with board representatives and multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Wasta
Young Men’s Bureau
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Harry Boyd
Johnny Fryrear
Byron Anderson
Warren McAllister
John Heidel
N. W. Worcester
J. W. Albright
John Ferguson
Wayne Crew
Art Snider
L. H. Disterhoff
Willis Hahn
Fred Woolrich
Howard Lee
del Wilson
Lowell Taylor
John Evans
Don Morgen
Don McCormac
John Hecker
Golden Gloves
Vernon Stevens
Don Neill
de] Wilson
James Linsley
Kenneth Hastie
L. D. Burkhalter, Jr
Robert W. Neff
M. M. Cobb
Harold Smith
Floyd Dummermuth
F. Creed Corey
Vern Messer
Walt Maher
Charles Vorel
Leon Drapela
R. H. Buresh
E. J. Clapp
Joseph W. Riley
Charles Kacer
Ver
Local Finance Committee Names and Board Representatives
Non Stevens Dr Thomas Lange John Palmer Howard Jones announce finance committee roster. Holbrook Morrisson chairs with Keith Dunn as board representative. Members include Kenneth Hastie Dwight M Miller Robert C Moody Glenn Campbell Howard Rowley and Robert B Cresswell as publicity chair with Carl Dueser Robert Yaw John Palmer Kenneth Hastie William W Crissman named as board representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Non Stevens
Thomas Lange
John Palmer
Howard Jones
Holbrook Morrisson
Keith Dunn
Kenneth Hastie
Dwight M. Miller
Robert C. Moody
Glenn Campbell
Howard Rowley
Robert B. Cresswell
Carl Dueser
Robert Yaw
William W. Crissman
Ruth Rich Wins Bever Oratorical Contest At Coe
Ruth Rich a sophomore from 1934 Washington Avenue SE won Coe college Bever oratorical contest held in the chapel Friday morning. She received 25 dollars first prize. Helen Mary Knox a Milledgeville Ill sophomore took second with 15 dollars. William Gilkey of Columbus Junction sophomore placed third. Judge B D Silliman a former Bever winner and local attorney presided. Rich’s winning speech titled Marriage Market contrasted marriage with a roller coaster and argued for personality as key in modern unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Ruth Rich
Washington Avenue SE
Helen Mary Knox
Milledgeville, Ill
William Gilkey
Columbus Junction
B. D. Silliman
Bever
Coe
Miss Rich
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Uty
New
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KiLlian News
Killian Company
Juanita A. Pogolotti
Miss Krejci
Mother
Hladky’s Grocery and Market
4Th Ave
Dial
Sundbergs
J. E. Lundy
Cedar Chapter
Honor Paul Morrisons
Westwood Club
Mrs. Wheeler
E. S
Josephine Matias
Executrix
E. A. Pordyce
Yesteryear
Miss Lenway
Ambassador
Moose
Young Men’s Bureau Committees
Cee
Miss Knox
Gilkey
Joe
Jennie
Emigny
Sunkist
Idaho
Texas
Ibs
RED Globe
Ane
Moore
Santa Clara
College Inn
Cook's Best
Stokely’s
G. B
Libby
Asa
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Jemima
Pan
Neumode
Neumode Hosiery
Second Street
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