Young Folk Speak at Union Service Tonight
A union service for the Christian Congregational Methodist and Presbyterian churches is held this evening. Music by a high school group directed by Rose Wilcox. Rev. H. Allen speaks on Isn t It Time We Considered a Bit followed by Ten Projects in Temperance Education with lantern slides. Young speakers from each church comment for two minutes. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wilcox
H. ©. Allen
Sam Jackson
Presbyterian
Mary Ellen Ford
Bertha May Golden
Virginia Self
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Jean Lehdigh
Helen Hamm
Richard Alexander
Alta Farley
James Wiggins
Betty Wallace
Elda M. Kemp
Sixteen Candidates for JH Basketball Crew
The junior high school basketball squad, the largest in three years with fifteen candidates for five positions, won 21 to 17 against the freshmen last week. New equipment includes basketballs and sweat shirts. St Berchmans plays January 15 and Cedar Rapids Community House on January 17. Coaches and teams may contact Edward Sedlacek, the junior high school coach, to schedule games.
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St. Berchman
Cedar Rapids Community House
Edward Sedlacek
St Joseph Parish Hosts Benefit Card Party
Members and friends of St Joseph s parish are invited to a benefit card party in the parish hall Monday evening. Bridge five hundred and brnce will be played with prizes awarded for each. The games will begin at 8 o clock.
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St. Joseph's Parish
Teachers Picnic at Walter Schupp Home
The Marion township teachers will gather for a picnic supper on Tuesday at the home of Walter Schupp, Linn County superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Walter Schupp
Linn County
Marion lodge to meet before officer installation
Marion Lodge No. 10 R AML will hold a 7 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. The session precedes the installation of officers.
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Marion Lodge No
R. A
Masonic Temple
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Trojan Lodge
Child Study Club Plans Charity Comforter Meeting
The Child Study club meets Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs Louis Mekota home to prepare a charity comforter with Mrs B W Leslie in charge. Kenaya Camp Fire group shifts to Tuesday 4 p m at guardian Mrs W H Booze home.
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Louis Mekota
B. W. Leslie
Kenaya Camp
the Guardian
W. H. Booze
Mrs Reinsch to speak on Europe at Oxford club meeting
Mrs Walter Reinsch will share experiences from travel in Europe at a meeting of the Oxford club tonight at 6 30 in the Methodist church. Mrs Peter Meci will supervise special music. Young people of high school age are invited to attend.
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Walter Reinsch
Europe
Oxford Club
Methodist
Peter Meci
Christ
Mary Ellen Granger
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Barber couple to be installed as OES leaders in Marion
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Barber of Cedar Rapids will be installed as worthy patron and worthy matron of Marion chapter No. 183, OES, Thursday night at 8. A dinner begins at 6:30 at New Hallwood with Cedar Rapids officers and past matrons invited. Reservations by Wednesday noon with Mrs. Arthur Newman or Mrs. Harley Breed.
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LeRoy Barber
Cedar Rapids
Marion
O.E.S
New Hallwood
Cedar and Malta
Arthur Newman
Harley Breed
Masonic and DeMolay Officers to Be Installed Tuesday
Marion chapter No 10 and Linn chapter No 900 will install officers Tuesday evening. Master Masons and families invited. DeMolay members past and present and families as guests. John M Thompson, past grand high priest of Iowa, to install Marion chapter. Installing staff includes Amos Stewart Ralph Michel Sylven Lawson Waldo Lindley and Raymond Manson. Entertainment and refreshments to follow.
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Marion
Linn
Ladies Aid hosts meeting at Mrs Grape home
Mrs W J Clark will host the Second and Third divisions of the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church at her mother Mrs Henry Grape’s residence 900 Eighth Street on Thursday at 2 30 p m.
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W. J. Clark
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Henry Grape
Eighth Street
New Year's program and club events listed for area groups
Community notices list a New Year program by the Federation of Women's Clubs and joint lodge installations at the Masonic Temple. Numerous meetings follow for the Musical Literary club Epworth League duck pin bowling teams and high school contests with organizers named, locations given, and dates through January.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sloss Lighters
A. C. Sloss
Gophers
Dick Straley
Pin Topplers
Bill Givens
Bill Mitchell
Bob Newlin
Peddy’s Strikers
French Music Study Plans at Local Society
Mrs E J Esgate outlines the program with emphasis on French music as planned. Miss Frances Hildebrand prepares a paper on Charles Ambroise Thomas, while the first division is assigned to oversee the session.
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E. J. Esgate
Frances Hildebrand
Charles Ambroise Thomas
Grove City Rebekah Lodge to Install Officers Monday
Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 meets at 7:30 PM in the I O O F hall for officer installation led by district deputy president Gladys Ballard. All officers asked to wear white. refreshments will be served.
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Gladys Ballard
Mr and Mrs Adolph Christian Host Dry Creek Club
Mr and Mrs Adolph Christian will entertain the Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club at the American Legion hall on Friday at 7 30 p m in an evening event featuring local members and readings.
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Adolph Christianson
Dry Creek
Family Night Picnic At Methodist Church
Family night at the Methodist church Wednesday features a 6 30 picnic supper supervised by the Gleaners division of the Ladies Aid society.
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Methodist Church
Gleaners
Ladies Aid Society
Arnold Pyle And Marvin Cone Win Art Prizes
West Union and Cedar Rapids artists earned top prizes at the All Iowa exhibition in Chicago with Arnold Pyle winning the J N Darling purchase prize for oil landscape for Big Hooks and Marvin Cone taking the Frances B Mason prize for Hill Farms. Medals were awarded to Jay Sigmund and William Henning for sculpture and oil. The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs sponsored the exhibit. the show will move to Iowa City in February and Des Moines in March.
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Edar Rapids
Carson Pirie Scott Galleries
Chicago
J. N. Darling
Arnold Pyle
Marvin Cone
Hill Farms
Frances B. Mason
Jay Sigmund
William Henning
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harry Jones
Des Moines
Gardner Cowles
Pauline Palmer
Frederick Tellander
Francis Chapin
Iowa
Iowa City
Carol Sax Purchase
Edith Sternfeld
Grinnell College
Grinnell
J. N. Dareling Purchase
N. M. Wilchinski
Jarold Talbott
F. O. Thompson
Nellie Gobers
Lincoln
Iowa Artists Club
Dan Rhodes
Fort Dodge
Harvey Ingham
Julia Haskell Oleson
Merritt C. Speidel
Eugene Dana
Clinton
William Cochrane
Florence Weaver
George A. Keller
Davenport
Dubuque
Eastern Iowa Legislators Return to Desks Monday
A roster of eastern Iowa lawmakers lists Orve T. Roe of Allamakee County as a four term Democrat rep living east of Waukon with a five child family. Joe Flynn of Decorah, Democrat rep in Winneshiek County, age 33, advocates a corn ear license plate and better farm to market roads. The slate includes Eugene Mason of Brooklyn as Democrat state senator from Poweshiek and Keokuk counties and Bourke Hickenlooper of Linn County as likely House speaker. Other figures: Sam Goetsch Democrat senator for Winneshiek and Howard counties. LaMar Foster Democrat rep from Cedar County. C L Rice Democrat rep from Keokuk County. George Schlatter Republican senator from Bellevue. Henry Miller Democrat senator from Jones and Cedar. George Parker Democrat senator for Independence district. George Scott Republican Fayette County rep. H J Grunewald Democrat senator near Blairstown. J P Gallagher Democrat representative from Iowa County. Otto Fuelling Democrat rep from Farmersburg. Thomas Stimpson Democrat rep from Jones County and former cattle association leader.
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Orve T. Roe
Allamakee County
Waukon
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Joe Flynn
Decorah
Winneshiek County
Iowa
Rep
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Hickenlooper
Iowa State College
University of Iowa
Thomas Stimpson
Jones County
Anamosa
Stimpson
Dutch Belted Cattle Association of America
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Marion News
MR. and Mrs. Leroy Barber
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
Musical Literary Club
Metta Whitcomb
E. Peddycourt
Horse Thieves
Stanley Kellams
I. R. L. S. Rollers
Lions Club
Winifred Schrubbe
Dorothy Faris
New Art Club
Clarence Meggers
Don Torrence
George P. Whitney
Marion Shakespeare Club
H. N. Strader
The
Christian Church
B. E. Beiber
Twelfth Avenue
Chatterbox Club
W. G. Koppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
Marion Linn
Edna Roberts
A. J. Keyes
Emery J. Miller
Mary Low Dickinson
King’s Daughters
Opal Gray
Ivanhoe Club
Donald Wolfe
Park Avenue
Ralph Fitzgerald
Scotland
Mothers Club
Lawrence Goodyear
C. B. DeWees
Eighteenth Street
Four C’s
Ralph Beckner
Verne H. Balster
Los Angeles
W. H. Balster
W. K. Lothian
Cc. E. Mitchell
Karl Kendall
Moray Eby
West Union
Fayette County
D. C. Carvey
Elizabeth Carvey
H. P. Moen
E. E. van Sickle
C. A. Munson
Hawkeye
W. M. Knox
Robert G. Archer
Knox
F. G. Lee
Federated Clubs
Poweshiek
Keokuk
State
Eugene I
Dan) Mason
Brooklyn
Mason Farm
Sam D. Goetsch
Winneshiek
Howard
LaMar Foster
Cedar County
James Milliken University
West Branch
C. L. Rice of
Delta
Democrat
Jackson County
George M. Schlatter
Bellevue
Legisla
Tor County
McGregor
Senate
Henry D. Miller
Morley
Jones
Cedar Counties
Delaware
Buchanan Counties
George L. Parker
Independence
Drake University
George L. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Benton and
Tama County
H. J. Grunewald
Blairstown
Northern Indiana Normal School
Iowa County
Williamsburg
Otto Fuelling
Farmersburg
Clayton County
T. Roe
E. S. Mason
B. B. Hickenlooper
C. L. Rice
M. X. Geske
Clay
H. D. Miller
G. L. Parker
J. P. Gallagher
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