Optimist Secretary to Address Cedar Rapids Club
Russell F. Meyer of St. Louis, secretary treasurer of Optimist International, will speak at a Cedar Rapids Opti mist club luncheon at the Montrose hotel. The service organization aids about 50,000 boys via camps, Junior clubs, medical care, and partnerships with Boy Scouts and the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell F. Meyer
St. Louis
Optimist International
Optimist Club
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Optimist Clubs
Boy Scouts
Bride-Elect Mary Catherine Supple Feted Before Jan 19 Wedding
Social calendar highlights include a luncheon at Mrs. Glenn O Fletcher’s 2244 Bever Ave SE for Miss Mary Catherine Supple, bride elect of Donald D Boyle. Twelfth night observances by the Monday Shakespeare Club feature Julius Caesar study and décor of yellow chrysanthemums and purple heather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Supple
Donald D. Boyle
St. Louis
Glenn O. Fletcher
Miss Supple
Bever Avenue SE
Monday Shakespeare Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
A. J. Doran
J. C Lozier
A. R. Swein
Cuthbert Smith
Thirteenth Street SE
Julius Caesar
Birthday honors for S A Goldsberry in Cedar Rapids
S A Goldsberry of Central City was feted at his seventy ninth birthday party hosted by his daughter Mrs Pearle Mills at 1210 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. The event featured a large birthday cake and included his sons and daughters in law from Central City Springville and Cedar Rapids along with grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Goldsberry
Central City
A. R. Goldsberry
Springville
S. A. Goldsberry
Blanche Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Goldsberry
Buffington Returns from New York City Visit
I A Buffington of 121 Sixth Street SW has returned after spending two weeks with relatives in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Buffington
Sixth Street
New York City
Wohanadaka Camp Hosts Skating Party at Roosevelt Rink
Guardian and guests met for a skating party Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt rink. After skating they gathered at the home of Mrs Steele for refreshments. Attendees included Marvy Kath Arissen, Joan Hauskins, Fiang, Dorothy Clark, Eileen, Martha Jane Sheldon, Daiene Grabau, Joan Taylor, Barbara Rowley, Alberta Nichols, Katherine Christianson, Virginia Harover and Betty Jeanne Ensign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohanadaka
Guardian
Roosevelt Rink
Homs
Aent
Marvy Katharissen
Joan Hauskins
Fiang
Dorothy Clark
Eileen Martha Jane Sheldon
Daiene Grabau
Joan Taylor
Barbara Rowley
Alberta Nichols
Katherine Christianson
Virginia Harover
Betty Jeanne Ensign
Funeral Services and Prices at Brush Chapel
Information on funeral services and pricing available at Brush Chapel located at 1107 Third St SE. Call 28837 for first hand details on arrangements and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Chapel
Third St
White Cross Hears Reports On Charity Ball
At the White Cross society monthly meeting in Cedar Rapids the group set their annual Charity ball for Saturday evening December 21 1940. They reported on the 1939 ball held December 27 at the Country club and noted solid financial results. Proceeds and other contributions will fund an endowment room at St Luke s hospital for children in need with placement committee to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Society
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Country Club
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mrs Yuill Hosts Tuesday Study Club Meeting
Mrs George Yuill of 1916 Second Avenue SE entertained members of the Tuesday Study Club yesterday at her home. Mrs W L Paxton reviewed Children of God by Vardis Fisher. Mrs R R Williamson presided at the tea table during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yuill
Second Avenue SE
W. L. Paxton
Children of God
Vardis Fisher
R. R. Williamson
Mrs Hunting Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs. Ralph D. Hunting of 2800 First Avenue East returned Tuesday after a ten day trip to Chicago to visit her daughters Miss Marian Hunting and Miss Eleanor Hunting and son Dresser Hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Hunting
First Avenue E
Chicago
Marian
Eleanor
Dresser
Wild Rose Lodge and S U of N A Installations Night
Wild Rose Lodge No 51 and S U of N A No 92 held a joint installation and annual dinner for members and families at 1 0 C F hall. Ninety five attended. Harriet E McGuire installed with Melissa Allard as conductress. officers named by Edna Curran include Bertha Larkins president Catherine Kiffe treasurer Nellie Dudek secretary Kathryn Berger chaplain Anna Crowder conductress Ella Smith guard Louise Doyle and boards of directors Charlotte Lanpher Nellie Lybarger Verna Moats. Lodge 92 installed Guy Curran president Fred Cunningham secretary treasurer Clyde Lybarger chaplain N C Napman and boards Charles Trout William Larkins Fred Cunningham. J F Noffsker received a cake for his 78th birthday from Hattie Meskimen. Committee members were Bertha Larkins Catherine Kiffe Nellie Lybarger Kathryn Berger with assistances from William Larkins Clyde Lybarger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Hall
Wild Rose Lodge No. 51
Harriet E. McGuire
Melissa Allard
Edna Curran
Bertha Larkins
Catherine Kiffe
Nellie May Dudek
Kathryn Berger
Anna Crowder
Ella Smith
Louise Doyle
Charlotte Lanpher
Nellie Lybarger
Verna Moats
Lodge 92
Guy Curran
Fred Cunningham
Clyde Lybarger
N. C
Napman
Charles Trout
William Larkins
J. F. Noffsker
Hattie Meskimen
Mr. Vesper
Mr. Holmes
Syr Amettes Install Second Annual Ceremony at Banquet
The Syr Amettes held their second annual installation ceremony at a Roosevelt hotel banquet. About 175 attended including parents of members. Speakers included Miss Gertrude Steiner on Ringing in the New Year and Michael N Abodeely on Benefits Derived from the Eastern Federation Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syr-Amettes
Roosevelt Hotel
Gertrude Steiner
Michael N. Abodeely
Eastern Federation
Thomas N. Abodeely
Madeline Risk
Bertha Agen
Martha Risk
Estherisk
Victoria Risk
Bertha Kacere
Emily Abodeely
Emaline Risk
Bertha Abdodeely
Lorraine Farah
Esther
Geraldine Haddy
Elizabeth Ruffin
Josephine Haddy
Lucille
Martha
Victoria
Emalien
Mike
Helen
Mildred Risk
Lorraine
Dorothy Abodeely
Cedar Rapids Boat Club Auxiliary Meeting Minutes
The Cedar Rapids Boat Club auxiliary met with Mrs. Harold Ammons on Maplewood Drive NE. Cards were played and refreshments served. Guest Miss Irene Mohme attended along with Mesdames Miller Tietge Hess Gunderson Scott Melichar Sargeant Cornish Samuelson Martin Shearer Olson Secina and Miss Norma Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Boat Club
Harold Ammons
Maplewood Drive
Irene Mohme
Matthew Miller
Henry Tietge
Harold Hess
Harry Gunderson
Norman Scott
Lottie Melichar
Charles Sargeant
Dale Cornish
George Samuelson
Ralph Martin
George Shearer
Bud Olson
Charles Secina
Norma Mueller
Anakiksin Camp Fire Members Meet at Macy Home
The Anakiksin Camp Fire group gathered Monday at Janet Macy's home 1935 Blake Boulevard SE for a party with 12 members present. Games were played and Phyllis Cohen won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anakiksin
Janet Macy
Blake Boulevard
Phyllis Cohen
Engagement Announced for Miss Helen Ellis and Frederick Pavlis
The engagement of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, resident Miss Helen Jane Ellis to Frederick W. Pavlis was announced in Winton after a courtesy at Mrs Moser's cafe. The couple plans a January 26 wedding in Vinton with the bride’s family hosting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jane Ellis
Cedar Rapids
L. W. Ellis
Dumont
Frederick W. Pavlis
Joseph F. Pavlis
E Avenue NW
Winton
Dinner hosts at Cedar Rapids before Leave It To Me
Mr and Mrs Carl D Thomas invite guests to a dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country Club this evening. The event precedes the Iowa theater production Leave It To Me with eight place settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Thomas
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Iowa Theater
Mrs Becker Honored by Church Circle at Luncheon
Mrs Don Becker of 2903 Caverne NE will move to California as St Gertrude's circle at St Matthew's church hosted a luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room. Sixteen guests attended and Becker received a gift. Cards were the diversion after luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Becker
Caverne NE
California
St. Gertrude’s
St. Matthew's Church
Commonwealth Tea Room
Clubwomen To Present Iowa Corn Gift To General Federation
Mrs. Carl W. Reed of Corresco and Mrs. H. C. Houghton Jr of Red Oak plan to travel to Washington DC January 16 to 20 for the General Federation meeting at the Mayflower. They will present Iowa clubwomen's birthday gift of corn valued at 2712.09 dollars to the foundation fund marking the federation's fiftieth anniversary. The nine Iowa districts contributed with amounts listed. the committee is led by Mrs. Houghton and includes Mrs. Lennox, Mrs. Weitz, and board members from each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Reed
Coresco
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
General Federation
Washington, D. C
Mayflower
Iowa
Federated Clubwomen of
Western Grain Dealers’ Association
Cedar Rapids
Houghton
David Lennox, Jr
Marshalltown
F. W. Weitz
Des Moines
W. R. Foor
L. H. Ladd
Pomeroy
C. W. Maplethorpe
Toledo
Clarence A. Knutson
Clear Lake
Fred C. Lovrien
Spencer
Frank C. Boyle
Pacific Junction
R. L. Evans
North English
Henry Kruse
Hale
Carrie Boyd Harnden
Story City
C. S. Hickman
Centerville
Phipps Home Guests A. L. Laurance Visits
Mr and Mrs William L Phipps host Mrs A L Laurance sister in Catalina California a former Cedar Rapids resident for several days Her son A L Laurance will arrive late week to visit at the Phipps home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Phipps
Woodland Drive
Phipps
A. L. Laurance
Catalina
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Youth Temperance Council Meeting Recap
The Youth Temperance Council met at Ralph Lawrence's home Monday evening. Gale Wisely led chapter six on Studies in Government and Ralph Lawrence read the Gazette article Our State Government. Bingo was played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Temperance Council
Ralph Lawrence
Gale
Gazette
Polk P T A Meets With Safety Talks And Performances
The Polk P T A gathered in the assembly room on Tuesday to hear third and thre e grade pupils present safety talks and pictures and read stories from Our Projects. Pupils Norman Miller Richard Allison Beverly Smith Marilyn Buckholz Huston Rogers Wilson Dunn Betty Gregory Charles Oldfield Marilyn Sheets Richard Schloss Caryl Miner Mary Eileff Jackson Emma Fae Lowery Jerome Noble 3B and Dale Crosier Ruth Conn Duane Thenhaus Eddie Mason Theodore Delamaggas Mary Frances Jeanes Walter Cram Billy Burrows 3A played piano solos. Mrs Willis Clark president conducted the business meeting and Mrs Kerr read the state president s message. Dr David I Berger of Coe spoke on Is Your Child Succeeding in School and Miss Manda Davies of Coe presented two piano selections. Mesdames Harry Strothers Cliff Shannon Leonard Bookout and Ira Mentzer organized the social hour aided by third grade mothers. Miss Mabel Scheide and Miss Gladys Roland presided at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk P. T. A
Norman Miller
Richard Allison
Beverly Smith
Marilyn Buckholz
Huston Rogers
Wilson Dunn
Betty Gregory
Charles Oldfield
Marilyn Sheets
Richard Schloss
Caryl Miner
Mary Eileff Jackson
Emma Fae Lowery
Jerome Noble
Dale Crosier
Ruth Conn
Duane Thenhaus
Eddie Mason
Theodore Delamaggas
Mary Frances Jeanes
Walter Cram
Billy Burrows
Patricia Smith
Sally Strothers
Willis Clark
Kerr
David I. Berger
Coe
Manda Davies
Harry Strothers
Cliff Shannon
Leonard Bookout
Ira Mentzer
Mabel Scheide
Gladys Roland
Progress in Art in 1939 Outlined by Mrs Gates
Mrs Frank Gates spoke to the Cedar Rapids Woman's club art department on progress in art in 1939. She noted renewed interest in historic painters, new community art centers, and reopened museum centers aimed at bringing art to the masses, plus world fairs exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gates
Cedar Rapids
H. A. Hoberock
Darrel Brown
Iowa
Mr. Brown
Boone
Cummings School of Art
Harriet Macy High School
Des Moines
CCC
Decorah
Pelham
N. Y
Grand Central School
E. M. Soboda
Alletta Shadle
Ruth Rydberg
R. A. Youngblood
F. E. Corey
California
J. H Ferguson
Industrial Girls to Hold Supper and Music Program
The Industrial Girls' league of the YWCA will hold a supper meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. at the association building. Mrs Vernon Ilten will perform a piano program followed by a general business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Girls’ League of the
Y.W.C.A
Association
Vernon Ilten
Mrs Voelker Hosts Betty Sue's Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs. F L Voelker of 1536 Avenue NE entertained Tuesday for her daughter Betty Sue's seventh birthday. The pink themed party featured a pink white cake and party favors. Guests included Mary Ann Alexander Emma Fae Lowery Barbara Landis Dorothy Deal Charlene Pegump Eileen Hart and Joan Young. Assisted by her mother and daughter Mrs. Wahl and Lelia Voelker and Bernice Trumpold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Voelker
Avenue NE
Betty Sue
Mary Ann Alexander
Emma Fae Lowery
Barbara Landis
Dorothy Deal
Charlene Pegump
Eileen Hart
Joan Young
Mrs Greedy Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Kennedy
Mrs E D Greedy hosted a Tuesday afternoon luncheon at 2200 Fifth Avenue SE in her home. The event honored Mrs Wilbur D Kennedy who will soon move to Champaign Illinois. Guests were neighbors sharing the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Greedy
Fifth Avenue SE
Wilbur D. Kennedy
Champaign
Ill
East Side WCTU Luncheon at Rich Home
The east side W C T U met Tuesday for a luncheon at Mrs Guy C Rich and Miss Ruth Otto 1934 Washington Avenue SE. Rev E Winslow Brown honorary member gave grace. Devotions led by Mrs Lucetta McCain. Citizenship lesson by Mrs Grant Anderson. A petition asking Congress to curb arms sales to Japan was signed. Washington WCTU program presented by Mrs E Winslow Brown. Union urged to attend January 18 institute at Sunshine Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C
Sunshine Mission
Shower Honors Miss Reed At Two Celebrations
Mrs C W Mason and Mrs Don McCulloch hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs R A Reed at 805 Eighth Street SW Monday evening. Guests included Mary Jane Johnson Jane Nelson Ruth Conrad Virginia Morgan Agnes Kuba Dorothy Hovey Marie Hronik Ruth Bartling and Velma Wolfe. Reed was feted again Friday at Mrs Frank Davis home with guests from the Second Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Mason
Don McCulloch
McCulloch
Eighth Street
R. A. Reed
Mary Jane Johnson
Jane Nelson
Ruth Conrad
Virginia Morgan
Agnes Kuba
Dorothy Hovey
Marie Hronik
Ruth Bartling
Velma Wolfe
Reed
Frank Davis
The
Second Christian Church
Hodges Return From California Visit
Mr and Mrs W T Hodges 1317 Hinkley avenue NW have returned from California after spending several weeks in the southern part of the state and the holidays with Mr Hodges aunt Mrs M Justis and his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J C Hodges of Los Angeles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hodges
Hinkley Avenue
California
Mr. Hodges
M. Justis
Mrs. J. C. Hodges
Los Angeles
Silver Chain circle meets at Engel home for planning
Silver Chain junior circle of the King's Daughters met Monday at Carolyn Engel's residence. Mildred Matte son presided, G. H. Lowe led devotions, and Christmas-project reports were shared. Guests Jean Elder and Pat Kelley will be inducted at the next meeting at Betty Ann Ericksen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain Junior Circle of the King’s Daughters
Carolyn Engel
Linden Drive
Mildred Matteson
G. H. Lowe
Jean Elder
Pat Kelley
Betty Ann Ericksen
Modern Priscillas Meet at Fritz Home
The Modern Priscillas met Monday night at Miss Helen Fritz’s home at 1033 Third Avenue SW. After the business session, games and refreshments followed. Attendees included Betty Curtis Carole Chapman Jean Muetzel Margaret Swope Esther Austin and Joan Morr. The next meeting is planned for Miss Chapman’s home at 1516 Hinkley Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fritz
Third Avenue
Betty Curtis
Carole Chapman
Jean Muetzel
Margaret Swope
Esther Austin
Joan Morr
Miss Chapman
Hinkley Avenue NW
Van Buren P. T. A. Meeting Highlights 6 A Class
The Van Buren P T A met with Mrs F E Luse presiding. The 6 A class presented songs and dance with a quintet and pianist Ruth Webster. Rev Samuel Ramaker spoke on Hobbies in the Home. Hobby displays included napkins dolls and embroidery. Next study group to meet at Mrs William Pepin’s home with a comic valentine exchange. The 6A class won attendance buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren P. T. A
F. E. Luse
George Naxera
Ramond Schoor
Jacqueline Day
Cleon Dolezal
Donna Louise Kizer
Ruth Webster
Samuel Ramaker
First Reformed Church
P. H. Brown
W. Moscrip
F. Schorr
O. LeVan
William Pepin
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Pazeta Camp Fire Meeting at guardian home
The Pazeta Camp Fire group met Tuesday evening at the home of guardian Mrs. J. S. Skien at 2007 Fourth Avenue SE. The girls worked on making their rooms and plans were discussed for a fire maker dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazeta
the Guardian
J. S. Skien
Fourth Avenue SE
Wetomachick Camp Fire Skating Party Held at Roosevelt rink
The Wetomachick Camp Fire girls held a skating party Saturday afternoon at the Roosevelt rink. Refreshments followed at president Hilda Greenberg's home. Attendees included Mrs. Crane guardian Beverly Anderson Betty Buck Sarah Moore Katheryn Murphy Vivian Noeller Freida Thompson Marianne Schmidt and Catherine Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetomachick Camp Fire
Roosevelt Rink
Hilda Greenberg
Mrs. Crane
the Guardian
Beverly Anderson
Betty Buck
Sarah Moore
Katheryn Murphy
Vivian Noeller
Freida Thompson
Marianne Schmidt
Catherine Christensen
Aunt Het Revels in County Drug Store Midnight Hours
Cousin Joe works as a pharmacist at the county seat and his wife notes the seamy side of mankind seen while working in a drug store from midnight till morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Koki Tami Camp Fire Meeting At Guardian Home
The Koki Tami Camp Fire group gathered Monday at Mrs J W Carberry's home. After a snow game of Fox and Geese the unit held a brief business session with members Patricia Schears Polly Spohn Joan Gray Marian Pollitz Rebecca Stone and Patricia Carberry present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
J. W. Carberry
Patricia Schears
Polly Spohn
Joan Gray
Marian Pollitz
Rebecca Stone
Patricia Carberry
Mrs Burianek Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs. R. E. Burianek of 202 Fourth Avenue SW entertained her card club Monday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. W. C. Myer and Mrs. Leonard Kohl. Also present were Mesdames C. Peeples M. Wachal Gordon Hughes Joe Swertz and Coping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Burianek
Fourth Avenue
W. C. Myer
Leonard Kohl
C. Peeples
M. Wachal
Gordon Hughes
Joe Swertz
Coping
George Holmes Returns From Two Week New Orleans Trip
Mr and Mrs George B Holmes of 1931 First Avenue East returned Tuesday after a two week visit to New Orleans Louisiana family relation indicated by residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Holmes
First Avenue E
New Orleans
Kappa Delta Mothers Club Plans Thursday Luncheon
The Kappa Delta mothers club will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. in the sorority rooms for luncheon. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert E. Campbell and Mrs. Robert Hiten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Mothers Club
Robert E. Campbell
Robert Iiten
Dairy Dale Community Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
The community of Dairy Dale will hold a meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the hall to discuss local matters and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Renewal of Incorpora tion for Big Four Realty Company
Notice announces renewal and amendment of Articles of Incorporation for Big Four Realty Company based in Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists business activities including mortgage dealings leasing and property exchange with capital stock of 10000 dollars and twenty year term. Officers directors and dates are specified with Fisher and Fisher as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Four Realty Company
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
A. C. Stewart
Installed Head of K P Lodge Is Installed
W. W. Lansing became chancellor-commander of Star of the West lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias at Pythian hall succeeding Marvin L. Burkholder. Inducted officers include Stolba, Millian, Smith, Hildebrand, DuBois, Sheppard, Drake, Stevens, Hanna and trustees Clark, Brown and Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lansing
Star of the West Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
Marvin L. Burkholder
Pythian Hall
Charles Stolba
M. Millian
Frank Smith
E. W. Hildebrand
J. A. DuBois
Frank D. Sheppard
Don Drake
Carl Stevens
William V. Hanna
Paul N. Clark
H. E. Brown
J. W. Stoddard
Stalling Officers Named by Grand Lodge
Stalling officers listed include E. I. Liber as grand chancellor, O. W. Herre as grand prelate, and J. W. Stoddar as grand master-at-arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Liber
O. W. Herre
J. W. Stoddar
December Third Best Month Of 1939 For Neal Car Sales Here
A total of 258 new cars and trucks were registered in December at Linn County treasurer’s office per Linn County Abstract company. December was the year’s third largest month, with May 3, April 281, and other months listed. figures for 1922 47 cars, 1933 55, 1934 251, 1935 251, 1936 326, 1937 149, 1938 260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Car Sales
Duri December
Linn County Astract Company
Best-Hatted Men Voted by Hat Style Council
New York reports the Hat Style Council naming 12 best dressed men in America. Winners include Bing Crosby Fred Astaire Clark Gable Edgar Bergen Gene Tierney Marshall Field and Lowell Thomas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Nomz
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Goldsberry
MR. Buffington
el Iterii
Arate Isd
Penetro
Mary Meris
White Cross
R. D. Hunting
Wild Rose Lodge
S. U. OF N
Boat Club Auxiliary
Anakiksin Camp Fire
Carl Thomases
Laurance Guest
W. L. Phipps
Y. T. C. Meeting
P.T.A. Meetings
ART Department
Mrs. Voelker
Mrs. Greedy
Mrs. Kennedy
East Side
W.C.T.U
Mrs. Reed
van Buren
Wetomachick Camp
Koki Tami
Mrs. Burianek
George Holmes
Renier
INTER
Second Street SE
Kappa Delta Mothers
Dairy Dale Meeting
Fisher & Fisher
Attorneys
McKabe
Vaio
Famous
K. P. Lodge
Lasswell Photo
United States
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Allan
Killian's Bargain Basement
Beaverettes
the Killian Company
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