Craft group crafts and chats at the Augustine basement
Every Friday morning about ten, a group of Cedar Rapids women meet in the Arthur L. Augustine home basement to hammer, pound, saw, and stitch. The informal studio has grown from bookbinding experiments to metal angels and leather books with a lunch break and relaxed atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craft Group
Arthur L. Augustine
Twentyfourth Street Drive
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Organization
Nadia Thorpe
Miss Thorpe
Augustine
Philip W. Shive
George Kosek
Frank C. Waples
L. D. Dennis
M. R. Warren
John E. Stansbury
H. R. Hays
E. E. Schenefelt
Floyd Knapp
E. W. Spence
R. P. Taylor
C. J. Lynch, Jr
Twenty-fourth Street
E. €. Schenefelt
Nadia Thrope
Garnaville Residents Honor Mrs. Dickman Birthday
Garnaville friends and relatives joined Mrs. Reka Dickman for a birthday celebration at her home on Tuesday evening. Mrs. O F Schumacher hosted the Sewing Circle gathering Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reka Dickman
O. F. Schumacher
West Union Auxiliary Hosts Card Party and Oyster Supper
The Legion auxiliary hosted a card party and oyster supper for the Ameri can Legion post after regular meetings as a return courtesy for an early December banquet. Leaders included Mrs. Gerhard Johnson Mrs. Harry Raney and Mrs. Lawrence Bockenstedt in charge of supper with others overseeing card tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
West Union
the Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Post
Auxiliary
Legion
Gerhard Johnson
Harry Raney
Lawrence Bockenstedt
Ray Fels
L. E. Grover
W. H. Tisdale
Ruth Grossenbacher
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Mexico
California
Texas
E. J. Johnston
King R. Palmer
George Def. Fisher
Isabell Kingsbury
Federation Club
Minnie Camp
Hannah Lee
Court House
A. D. Finch
W. H. Antes
W. J. Graham
W. H. Mitchell
Maquoketa Legion Auxiliary Initiates Two New Members
Maquoketa Legion Auxiliary held its January session at the Legion home. Mrs. Gertrude Mudd and Miss Eugenia O Neill joined as new members while Eula Marie Hickson became a junior member receiving her pin and a flag. President Mrs. Eula Riley led the meeting and the unit announced a winter project including a social hour with planned entertainment and refreshments after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Mudd
Eugenia O'Neill
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Eula Marie Hickson
Eula Riley
Lost Nation clubs hold meetings on women topics and games
The Hearthstone club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Milton Edleman Jr to study Outstanding Women with sections on Women In the News Biography of Mme Marie Curie and biographies of Eleanor Roosevelt Barbara Hutton and others The Swastika club hosted a draw game afternoon with prizes The Friendly Circle held a readings and contests program and a luncheon The two groups plan future meetings and topics with hostess changes announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearthstone Club
Milton Edleman, Jr
Kenneth Daniel
Marie Mohl
Sabina Miller
Mme. Marie Curie
J. B. Gilroy
L. R. Schubert
Barbara Hutton
Ebon Rohling
Edward Rehterman
Alva Mohl
Walter Wiese
Luella Hoff
Milton Edleman
E. L. Yost
Minnie Ott
S. Miller
Miller
Hoff
Lousetta McConaughy
Local Social Gatherings Highlight Community Clubs
West Branch hosted the Priscilla club with Mrs. Bertha Pearson and Mrs. L N Ellyson as future hostess. Legion group met with Mrs. G O Shipley leading a discussion. Klatter Klub met at Mrs. F E Corbin's home with co host Mrs. W B Gerrits as the event continued. Seventy two guests attended the pecans for Mr and Mrs Jim Thompson on their silver wedding anniversary. Verlea Bodine and Mrs C Maxwell hosted Clara Swain auxiliary at Bodine home. County Line eats held monthly at Mrs Frank Albin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Pearson
Priscilla Club
L. N. Ellyson
G. O. Shipley
Legion
W. G. Fitzsimmons
F. E. Corbin
Klatter Klub
W. B. Gerrits
Jim Thompson
Verlea Bodine
C. Maxwell
Clara Swain
Miss Bodine
Frank Albin
County Line
Students At Cornell Give Parties
Mount Vernon reports a weekend of social events as Cornell students resumed after holiday recess with a campus dance at the college gym. Various clubs hosted gatherings including A X E social group at the Cornell social rooms and multiple lodge and club activities throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Lynn Morrow
Irvin McPherson
F. A. Baumann
D. L. Stearns
Balliet
Baumann
Ruby Wade
Dana Wilcox
Vernon Chapter
Rebekah Lodge
Carrie Kyle
C. W. Heller
J. P. Hannen
Past Chiefs Association Friay
Forest Walters
Astoria Club
Lucille Merritt
New Century Club
Harold Fisher
Flora Buck
F. A. Blaine
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Onslow Mr and Mrs George Paulsen hosted Monday with prizes to Mrs L M Smith Dr C R Smith and Mrs Ralph Orr. Marvin Hanward sen hosted a monopoly dinner party Tuesday with prizes to Howard Willison Mrs L M Smith and George Sears. Astruman club met Friday at Mrs Leonard McKinstry home with Mrs George Paulsen leading child welfare. Mr and Mrs S G Hutton left Tuesday for winter in Ruston. Louisiana Loyal Smith and children Stanley and Sally left Thursday for El Paso Texas to visit brother Earl Maas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paulsen
L. M. Smith
C. R. Smith
Ralph Orr
Marvin Hanwardsen
Howard Willison
George Sears
Astruman Club
Leonard McKinstry
S. G. Hutton
Ruston
Louisiana
Loyal Smith
Stanley
Sally
el Paso
Texas
Wednesday Club and Aid Groups Meet in Local Gatherings
Clarence The Wednesday Literary club met with Mrs James Ballou and Mrs Earl Elijah's program. Methodist Ladies Aid group 3 met Wednesday with Mrs Charles Horn and spent the afternoon sewing carpet rags. Sunshine Aid of St John s Evangelical church met with Mrs Vera White Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ballou
Earl Elijah
Methodist Ladies Aid
Charles Horn
Sunshine Aid
St. John's Evangelical Church
Vera White
What Do Readers Say On True Love And Criticism
Letters from readers discuss Dr. Albert Wiggam's view that true love seeks to understand faults without criticizing. Respondents largely agree that open criticism signals trouble, though a few endorse candid assessment within affection.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
Bran don Senior Class Ice Skating at Winegar's Lake
Bran don high school's senior class held an ice skating party at Winegar's Lake on Tuesday evening. Coach John Parks and Miss Rogers accompanied the group. The January PTA meeting occurred Wednesday evening with Carleton Sias of Waterloo giving an illustrated lecture on a trip up Snake River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon High School
Winegar’s Lake
John Parks
Miss Rogers
Carleton Sias
Waterloo
Snake River
Card Party Hosts and Prizes in Oxford Community Note
Oxford hosts Mrs T G Specht Mrs J H Schrader Mrs James R Barry and Mrs Thomas Barry for the Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters regular business and card party Tuesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs Martin Frese and Mrs James Flannery. A benefit card party is set for Thursday afternoon January 13. Installation of the 1938 officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Specht
J. H. Schrader
James R. Barry
Thomas Barry
Local Bridge Groups Report Monday and Wednesday Gatherings
Mechanicsville Emanon Bridge club met with Miss Mary Jane Seylor Monday evening. Guests included Miss Esther Brodersen and Miss Lena Krummel. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Purl Pearson and Mrs. Lee Scott. Dollie Moon hosted Self Culture club Monday evening with lesson by Mrs Don Gemberling and Miss Mary Fritz. Calamus guest Mrs. Penning. Delta Delt Bridge club entertained by Mrs. R. A. Smith Wednesday evening with guests Josephine Trump Nell Trump Roy Stoffel and Paul Horner. prizes to Miss Edna Thompson and Nell Trump. Just-a-Mere Royal Neighbor club met in lodge rooms Thursday afternoon chaired by Mrs. Edson Koppenhaver. committee served by Mrs. John Danly Will Robinson Arthur Vanderbilt and Paul Horner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon Bridge Club
Mary Jane Seylor
Esther Brodersen
Center Junction
Lena Krummel
Purl Pearson
Lee Scott
Dollie Moon
Self Culture Club
Don Gemberling
Mary Fritz
Penning
Calamus
R. A. Smith
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Installation of Schriener chapter O E S officers in Monticello
Monticello O E S meets at the Masonic temple with Worthy Matron Ida Perrine presiding. New officers include Chloe Skelley as Worthy Matron and Cornelis Steck as Worthy Patron. out of town guests from Mt. Moriah Anamosa attend. Social hour and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Schriener Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ida Perrine
Mabel Tuetken
Jane Long
Ida Ivereson
Sylvia Hodgson
Chloe Skelley
Cornelis Steck
Selma DeShaw
Earl DeShaw
Rose Hodson
Jennie Clark
Iva Rodman
Caroline, Schoen
Fagan
Paul Smith
Emma Maurice
Jennie Shelley
Mabel Corbin
Lulu Cass
Gladys Stuhler
B. C. Roberts
P, XE. O
Frank Stimson
Red Man
S. E. Guyan
R J Bone
Stewart Stuhler
Riess Stuhler
Harry Stuhler
Harry Hoag
Bridge Club
Eliza Thoeni
Hans Ruof
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Maurice Cook
William Grossheim
Leslie Reade
Donald Sutherland
Ladies Aid silver tea at Methodist church in North Liberty
The fourth group of the Ladies Aid held a silver tea on Wednesday with Mrs Bess Myers presiding and Agda Alt in charge of devotions. Poems were read by Sarah Young Edith Ransan and Agda Alt. Violin and piano duets were performed by Berniece and Inez Anderson. Refreshments served to 40. Names of hostesses and attendees listed. Also notes the Whip poor will club gathering at Mabel W Stoner's home with Verne Colony presiding and Ruth Colony and Mabel Z Stoner in charge of the program followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Bess Myers
Agda Alt
Sarah Young
Edith Ransan
Berniece
Inez Anderson
Florence Wolfe
Emma Alt
Edith Ranshaw
Minnie Coglan
Oda Anderson
Virgo Crozier
Surprise Picnic Dinner Honored Center Point Residents
Center Point relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilson Jones for a surprise picnic dinner. Attendees included multiple Jones families from Olin Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Center Point along with the Hemphills from Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Jones
Earl Jones
Clifford Jones
Joan
Irma Wollison
Diane
Olin
James Jones
Iowa City
Wilmer Jones
Cedar Rapids
Whit Jones
Alburnetts
James Elliott
Marion
Andy Wolfe
Richard McNeil
Sara Robinson
Center Point
Gerald Hemphill
Charles
Walker
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Harriett Swain
Dennis
Thompson Photos
Elliott Bavis
Life Insurance
Garnaville
West Union Auxiliary
Maquoketa
West Branch
Dale Johnson
E V. R. Dvorak
Grace Worral
Martha McKune
Rae Travis
Everett Shoemaker
Clarence
Higley
Krystle McFarlen
Mary Moore
Thelmoma Lane
Thomas F. Lange
Fifth Avenue SE
P. D. Merveaux
Higley Avenue
Paul B. Gard
1738
Maple Drive
Henry Houseman, Jr
Thirty-second Street
Dr. Wiggam
Brandon
Oxford
Mechanicsville
I Monticello O.E.S
North Liberty
Park Ave
MC Kabe
Ove Sceney
Fifth Fleet Dews Building
Second Avenue and
Second Street
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