Iowa King’s Daughters President Honored During Linn County Visit
Mrs. F. J. Mansfield of Burlington, president of the Iowa branch of the King’s Daughters, visits Linn County circles and is honored at several affairs including a dinner at the Commonwealth tea room and a Crusaders circle meeting at Mrs. Elizabeth Scott’s home. She is hosted by multiple members and departs Friday for a Keokuk banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Mansfield
Burlington
Iowa
The
King’s Daughters
Linn County Union of
Ida Mansfield
Commonwealth Tea Room
W. Paul Engel
Mansfield
E. W. de Nio
Linn County Union
Crusaders Circle
Elizabeth Scott
Seventh Avenue
Union
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Percy F. Keehn
Glenway Drive
Harold J. Ross
Forest Drive
A. F. Sander
Washington Avenue
Keokuk
Kaldenbergs Entertain Evening Bridge Club
Mr and Mrs C C Kaldenberg hosted their bridge club at the Commonwealth tea room for dinner Wednesday evening. After dinner six guests joined them at the Kaldenberg home for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaldenbergs
C. C. Kaldenberg
Ridgeway Drive
Commonwealth Tea Room
Kaldenberg Home
New Officers Installed in Ladies of GAR Circle No 88
Members of General Grenville Dodge circle No 88 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic held a meeting at the Memorial building Tuesday afternoon to install new officers.Mary Kirkpatrick was named president with Blanche Small as senior vice president Martha Houghson junior vice president Elizabeth Buchan treasurer Nora Hollom secretary Eliza beth Grunewald chaplain Minnie Humble patriotic instructor Margaret Rickson conductor Anna Tremaine assistant conductor Anna Bills guide Flora Perrego assistant guide Ida Montillon registrar Lara Woolwine musician and Joel Henry press correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville Dodge
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Building
Mary Kirkpatrick
Blanche Small
Martha Houghson
Elizabeth Buchan
Noras Hollom
Emma Grunewald
Minnie Humble
Margaret Rickson
Anna Tremaine
Anna Bills
Flora Perrego
Ida Montillon
Lara Woolwine
Joel Henry
Sunshine Auxiliary installs new officers in Maine lodge hall
Beatrice Bonham was installed as president of Sunshine Auxiliary No. 22 L A P M at Maine lodge hall Monday night. Frank Pickens officiated with aides C L Russell and C H Bachman of Canton Rainbow No. 22. New officers include Leona Borschel as past president Libbie Howard vice president Maude Roth secretary Emma Hoffer treasurer A E Miller officer of the day Verne Gordon sentinel Jerry Dytert chaplain Nellie L Miller musician Margaret Noblett color bearer Mary Olson and multiple right and left aides. Borschel received a past president pin and gifts from officers and aides. Bonham received flowers from her son and gifts from aides and Borschel. Emma Hoffer named drill captain, Bonham chosen as delegate to the Clear Lake assembly. Minnie Plummer attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Bonham
Sunshine Auxiliary No. 22
Maine Lodge Hall
Frank Pickens
C. L. Russell
C. H. Bachman
Canton Rainbow No. 22
Leona Borschel
Libbie Howard
Maude Roth
Emma Hoffer
A. E. Miller
Verne Gordon
Jerry Dytert
Nellie L. Miller
Margaret Noblett
Mary Olson
Mattie Hronik
Alta Woodside
Bessie Bachman
Dessa Russell
Augusta Ahlgren
Addie Sleight
Emily Kremanek
Lena Borschel
August Ahlgren
Addie
Clear Lake
Minnie Plummer
Marion
Mrs Keyes Hosts Luncheon Thursday At Home
Mrs Edwin M Keyes of 417 Twenty fourth street NE hosted a Thursday noon luncheon at her home. Guests included Mrs Mable Tiffany Mrs George Hearn Mrs E E Lowe Mrs O J De Vault Mrs Joseph Sadowsky and Mrs C M Westerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Keyes
Twenty-fourth Street
Mable Tiffany
George Hearn
E. E. Lowe
O. J. de Vault
Joseph Sadowsky
C. M. Westerfield
Queen Mother Mary Connected Puzzle Clues Across Century
A dense puzzle list links former English king titles to numerous clues, including phrases for domestic life, law terms, celestial deities, and common nouns. The grid references multiple languages and etymologies, weaving royal lineage with general vocabulary through a theme of familial and societal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Bevelyn Westfall of Onslow Weds Donald Kirby in Illinois
Announcement reports the marriage of Bev elyn Westfall of Onslow daughter of Roy and Mildred West fall to Donald Kirby son of W G and Mrs Kirby of Naugatuck Connecticut. The ceremony occurred at the Methodist parsonage in Aledo Illinois on December 19. Westfall Kirby are both Iowa University alumni with West fall a former Hawkeye beauty and Onslow home economics teacher. Kirby is a University of Iowa chemistry major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevelyn Westfall
Onslow
Roy Westfall
West Liberty
Donald Kirby
W. G. Kirby
Naugatuck
Conn
Methodist Parsonage
Aledo
Ill
Kirby
University of Iowa
Chi Omega Sorority
Home Garden Club Elects New Officers
New officers of the Home Garden Club were installed at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. H. J. Jones on Fifth Avenue SE. Elected are Mrs. F. K. Hahn president, Mrs. T. F. Hersch first vice president, Mrs. Guy Miller second vice president, Mrs. Arthur L. Bye secretary, and Mrs. Jones treasurer. Retiring president Mrs. James Bramwell witnessed the ceremony as J. C. Baumhoefener of Baumhoefener Nursery spoke on Landscaping the Small Garden with before and after pictures, followed by Mrs. A. L. Killian discussing Trees observed on trips through Oklahoma and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Club
H. J. Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
F. K. Hahn
T. F. Hersch
Guy Miller
Arthur L. Bye
Jones
James Bramwell
J. C. Baumhoefener
Baumhoefener Nursery
Roller Skating Team Returns From South Engagement
The Dexter Duo Dick Jones and Jane Shearer, a local roller skating team, have returned after a four and a half month vaudeville engagement in the south. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones hosted a dinner at 314 First Avenue W to honor their son and Miss Shearer, with guests including the Shearers and Jones family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Dick Jones
Jane Shearer
South
Harry L. Jones
First Avenue W
Miss Shearer
George Shearer
Nancy Ann Shearer
Howard L. Jones
Industrial League to Have Bobsled Party
Thirty members of the Industrial league of the Y W C A will meet Thursday evening at the association building for a bobsled party, then return to the Y W C A for refreshments. Miss Lydia Kriz is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial League of the
Y.W.C.A
Association
Lydia Kriz
Beta Sigma Phi members plan Montrose dinner dance
Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Montrose hotel on Wednesday with Miss Eileen Koehler presiding. Mrs. George M. Newland reviewed D. M. Ladd's Chicago FBI talk given at Tuesday's Scout dinner. Final plans for a Saturday Montrose hotel dinner dance were set. Mrs. L. H. Gardner and Miss Ida McQuinn were named sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
George M. Newland
D. M. Ladd
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Sigma
Lambda
Eileen Koehler
L. H. Gardner
Dvorak Guest Leaves After Three-Week Visit
Milo Dvorak of Douglass Wyoming departed for home Thursday morning after a three week visit with his mother Mrs Eure E Dvorak at 1126 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Dvorak
Douglass
Wyo
Eure E. Dvorak
Third Street
P. T. A. Meeting at Lincoln School
Lincoln P. T. A. met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. G. W. Reger presiding in the absence of the president Mrs. Roy Decker. After business, a musical was presented under Miss Sylvia Stark's direction and Mrs. Miles, Cedar Rapids Gas home service director, spoke on Children's Jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln P. T. A
G. W. Reger
Roy Decker
Sylvia Stark
Miles
Home Service
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Iowa City Musicians Present Club Dept Program
Three Iowa City musicians performed at a Cedar Rapids Woman's Club music department meeting held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Marion Truax Nagler and Mrs. Annabelle Ellett sang with pianist Mrs. Maud Whedon Smith. Nagler, a University of Iowa trained composer with works dating to 1916, presented a varied program including a string of choral pieces and a complete cycle Impressions From Childhood. About thirty-five department members attended the luncheon and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Saratoga Springs
University of Iowa
Philip Greeley Clapp
Mildred Blanxius Paddock
Walter Leon
Harold Stark
Lee Ps
Curlew Wait Nagler
Yellow Sands
la Forge
Otyokwa Camp Fire Group Holds Tuesday Potluck
The Otyokwa Camp Fire group met Tuesday evening in the First Presbyterian chapel for a potluck supper. Attendees included Harriet Carlson Carol Ann Pilkcer Betty Hearn Barbara Carruthers Mary Penningroth and guardians Mrs W C Peck and an assistant guard yam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otyokwa
First Presbyterian Chapel
Harriet Carlson
Carol Ann Pilkcer
Betty Hearn
Barbara Carruthers
Mary Penningroth
Guaryam
W. C. Peck
Guarian
Aunt Het Opinion On Conscience And Guilt
Aunt Het asserts a woman feels remorse for a day or two but ultimately believes the fault was not hers while noting she lacks a man’s conscience. The remark reflects gendered stereotypes and moral judgments from a column or feature in a historical newspaper.
Golden Jubilee Talk Highlights King's Daughters Year
Mrs. F. J. Mansfield of Burlington, Iowa state president, reviewed the International Order of King's Daughters and Sons golden jubilee year and future progress at a Founders' day tea in Cedar Rapids. The event honored Mansfield on her birthday with tributes from Mrs. W. F. Boiler and others, featured a candle lighting for the late Mrs. George B. Douglas, and included a chorus performance and floral gifts from local circles. Decorations were lavender and white, with members from Linn County Union in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
F. J. Mansfield
Burlington
Iowa King’s Daughters
Linn
First Presbyterian Church
W. F. Boiler
Iowa City
Iowa
Douglas
Tom Walpole
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
George B. Douglas
E. W. de Nio
County Union
Mansfield
Boiler
George Stevenson
Curran
L. R. Gerhardt
King’s Daughters Chorus
Ben Ogden
Harry W. Dunker
Gerhardt
A. F. Sander
Edwin Nelson
William Sage
M. D. McWilliams
D. L. Williams
K. I. Horton
Walton E. Roebush
E. L. Miller
Philip K. Gaines
James W. Barnett
Walter Miller
W. L. Hughes
Jolly Ramblers Meet at Mrs Robertson Home
Mrs. N. W. Robertson hosted the Jolly Ramblers club at her 1909 Grande Avenue SE residence on a Wednesday afternoon. Card prizes went to Mrs. R. H. Leinbaugh and Mrs. William Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Robertson
Grande Avenue SE
Jolly Ramblers Club
R. H. Leinbaugh
William Kurtz
Jolly Sixteen Plans Friday Meeting
The Jolly Sixteen will meet Friday with Mrs. I. E. Storey at 1705 C Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sixteen
I. E. Storey
C Avenue NE
P T A Session Discusses Truth and Imagination
The Buchanan P T A met Wednesday afternoon at the school with Mrs Beatrice Pidima presiding. Mrs George Van Deusen led a discussion on Truth and Imagination. Group singing concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan P. T. A
Beatrice Pidima
George van Deusen
Violinist Toscha Seidel To Play Cedar Rapids Recital
Toscha Seidel, Odessa born violinist and pupil of Leopold Auer, will perform as the third number in the Community Concert series on Thursday January 21 at 8 15 p m in St Paul s church. The concert is open only to Community Concert association members with no single tickets for Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toscha Seidel
St. Paul’s Church
Seidel
Odessa
Russia
Oslo
Norway
Berlin
Leopold Auer
Europe
America
Carnegie Hall
Community Concert Association
Cedar Rapids Folk
Reviews Work Of Marshall Bidwell In Music Matinee
Mrs J B Birmingham of Marion reviews Dr Marshall Bidwells work at a Music Matinee meeting at Mrs Frank L Busers home. Bidwell, former Coe College faculty member and First Presbyterian church organist, is now organist and director of music at Music Hall Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh. He has presided since 1932 over a magnificent concert organ at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bidwell
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Birmingham
Marion
Frank L. Buser
Avenue
Bidwell
Coe College
First Presbyterian Church Choir
Music Hall
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Dr. Bidwell
First Presbyterian Church
Institute
Officers Installed at Betsy Ross Theta Rho Meeting
Theta Rho club of Praha Rebekah lodge installed officers at Sokol hall Tuesday. Agnes Hermanek became president and Gladys Schultz vice president. New officers include Miriam Stehlik recording secretary, Marjorie Sullivan treasurer, Maxine Udet financial secretary, and many others with Mildred Mikulecky and Irma Zahradnik in key roles. Mrs. Stella Marek resigns for health, Henrietta Seabrooke named mother advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Theta Rho Girls’ Club
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
Mildred Mikulecky
Irma Zahradnik
Agnes Hermanek
Gladys Schultz
Miriam Stehlik
Marjorie Sullivan
Maxine Udet
Anna -Mae Chramosta
Virginia Bowker
Libbie Kremenak
Kathryn Owen
Gladys Coats
Edna Tazzler
Mary Louise Fieseler
Mildred Viacek
Ruth Henry
Jean Williamson
Evelyn Hellmer
Jean Owen
Elizabeth Orlock
Guardian
Frances Melsha
Mildred Pazdernik
Stella Marek
Hermanek
Miss Pazdernik
Henrietta Seabrooke
Kent Owen couple leave for winter in New Orleans and Miami Beach
Mr and Mrs Frank Kent and Mr and Mrs William B Owen of Des Moines depart Tuesday to spend the winter in New Orleans and Miami Beach. Mr Owen visits in the home of Mrs Owen's parents, Mr and Mrs Anton Slaby, before heading south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kent
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
William B. Owen
Des Moines
New Orleans
Miami Beach
Fla
Owen
Miss Siepman Hosts Ice Skating Party
Miss Roberta Siepman of 430 Longwood Drive NE entertained friends at an ice skating party Monday evening. Guests included Mickey McDermott Bob Elwood Miriam Siepman Leo Shikoski Jean O'Brien William Shannahan Grace Mumma Joe Kremenak Marie Petersmith Jean Kovarik and Rollo Carnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Siepman
Longwood Drive
Mickey” McDermott
Bob Elwood
Miriam Siepman
Leo Shikoski
Jean O’brien
William Shannahan
Grace Mumma
Joe Kremenak
Marie Petersmith
Jean Kovarik
Rollo Carnes
Prosperity Card Party Planned by Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post announces the fourth annual Prosperity Card Party at Memorial Coliseum Monday at 8 p.m. High and low prizes, door prizes, and a picnic luncheon will be offered. attendees should bring own cards. Committees led by Mrs. Robert F. Erickson, with co chairs, organize tickets, tables, door prizes, and refreshments. Reservations to Mrs Gunderson, Parrish, or Erickson. Workers to meet Monday 10 a.m. at the coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Erickson
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post
Memorial Coliseum
Harry Gunderson
Floyd Baumgartner
John Fryrear
Roy Decker
J. P. Winn
Leonard Koch
Emil Erickson
del Stanton
John Weiland
Charles McGinty
Henry Stuber
G. A. Rogers
Leta Hedrick
L. M. Fields
Heald Bowser
Arthur Holbrook
T. A. Norberg
F. C. Parrish
Gilbert Martin
Gunderson
Parrish
Erickson
Coliseum
Past Noble Grands Install Officers at Maine Lodge
Past noble grands installed officers at a meeting Tuesday at Maine lodge hall. Officers include Ed rie Tucker as president, Gladys Cox as vice-president, Frances Klepach as recording secretary, Alta Woodside as financial secretary, Nora Wittkop as treasurer, and Wendeline Simanek as past president. Bessie McLarnan served as installing officer and Hattie Getts was marshal. The new president was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands
Maine Lodge
Edrie Tucker
Gladys Cox
Frances Klepach
Alta Woodside
Nora Wittkop
Wendelene Simanek
Bessie McLarnan
Hattie Getts
Ep Go Home Rebekah Lodge
Edward Klekar's Thirteenth Birthday Party
Edward Klekar, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Klekar of 2759 Dalewood SE, celebrated his 13th birthday at a Wednesday party the thirteenth of January. Thirteen guests attended including Edward Zrudsky Wayne Sorensen Wilbur Young Robert Navratil Bruce Ingels Richard Sundberg Bobby Trachta Marion Somners Keith Alcorn Dean Nemecek Edwin Stephens Bobby Graham and William Yates. Arlene Klekar assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Klekar
Bert Klekar
Dalewood Avenue
Edward Zrudsky
Wayne Sorensen
Wilbur Young
Robert Navratil
Bruce Ingels
Richard Sundberg
Bobby Trachta
Marion Somners
Keith Alcorn
Dean Nemecek
Edwin Stephens
Bobby Graham
William Yates
Arlene Klekar
Eighteenth Birthday Surprise for Miss Mildred Dill
Miss Mildred Dill at 1220 Second Street SW was honored at a surprise party on her eighteenth birthday held at her home Tuesday. John Clark and Rosemarie Sonka won high prizes. Rosemarie Serbousek and Daen Turnipseed earned consolation prizes. Other guests included George Rance, John Havlicek, Dolores Newhouse, Betty Dill, Charles Hayes, Ruth Dill, Charles Anderson and Maxyne House. Mrs John Dill served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Dill
Second Street
John Clark
Rosemarie Sonka
Rosemarie Serbousek
Daen Turnipseed
George Rance
John Havlicek
Dolores Newhouse
Betty Dill
Charles Hayes
Ruth Dill
Charles Anderson
Maxyne
John Dill
Flood Three Rinks For Better Skating Surface Open Friday
Playground crews flooded three rinks at Arthur school J street SW and Memorial drive to improve skating surfaces. None were open Thursday night but all three will be usable Friday. Roosevelt school’s large west side rink to open Saturday night per recreation director Nevin Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur School
J Street
Memorial Drive
Playground Commission
Roosevelt School
Nevin Nichols
Cincinnati Surgeon Named Iowa University Professor
IOWA CITY AP President Eugene A Gilmore announced the appointment of Dr Azel Ames Jr Cincinnati General Hospital surgeon as assistant professor of surgery in the University of Iowa College of Medicine Dr Ames a 1927 graduate of Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons was formerly affiliated with Johns Hopkins University Hospital President Gilmore also named Howard H Rowley as associate professor of chemistry to succeed the late Prof James M Pearce who died suddenly at a football game last fall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Eugene A. Gilmore
Azel Ames, Jr
Cincinnati General Hospital
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Ames
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Gilmore
Howard H. Rowley
James M. Pearce
Ambroz Elected Potentate of El Kahir Temple
A. O. Ambroz of 1010 First Avenue East was elected potentate of El Kahir Shrine at the annual meeting. Dr. Thomas F. Suchomel steps down as leader. New officers named include A E Kannewulf chief rabban, Ed Manilaw assistant rabban, E J Petranek high priest and prophet, Roy Worthington Oriental guide, Walt H Workmen recorder, and Peter F Bailey treasurer. Representatives to attend the 1937 Imperial council session in Detroit were A O Ambroz, M M Thompson, Dr Suchomel, and James W Boling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Ambroz
First Avenue E
el Kahir Shrine
Ambroz
Thomas F. Suchomel
A. E. Kannewulf
Rabban
Ed Manilaw
E. J. Petranek
Roy Worthington
Walt H. Workmen
Peter F. Bailey
Imperial Council
Detroit
Mich
M. M. Thompson
Suchomel
James W. Boling
$50 Stolen From Skelly Service Station
About $50 was stolen from the cash register of the Skelly oil station at First avenue and Tenth street E. on Wednesday evening. Marvin Bailey, YMCA attendant in charge, reported to police at 6:15 p.m. The money, six $5 bills and about twenty $1 bills, was taken while attendants stood on the drive. Investigating Detective Tom Condon noted the theft. two on duty attendants, F. B. Freytag and LaSalle Schmidt, suspected a boy seen in the station moments before the loss. Two girls were questioned and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelly
First Avenue
Tenth Street
Marvin Bailey
Y.M.C.A
Bailey
Tom Condon
F. B. Freytag
E Avenue NE
LaSalle Schmidt
First Avenue E
Condon
Waterworks To Invest Security Deposit Fund In Bonds
The city council approved a waterworks department plan to invest 6000 of security deposit funds in United States Savings bonds. The bonds stay in the security deposit fund replacing cash as Finance Commissioner Burgus notes low bank rates, with the deposits from water users who do not own their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterworks Department
United States Savings
L. D. Burgus
December Fire Loss Report in Cedar Rapids
Fire loss in Cedar Rapids during December totaled 1708.38 dollars in Chief E P Kohout's council report. There were no losses with insurance, but 411.25 dollars on buildings and 101 dollars on contents where owners carried no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
E. P. Kohout
Rezoning Battle Near First Ave and 18th Street
A new petition seeks rezoning along the east side of Eighteenth Street NE between First and A avenues from A to B residential. The city plan commission received the matter after council referral amid past petitions. Sampson Heights restrictions on the south side of First avenue E complicate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Eighteenth Street
First
A Avenues
City Plan Commission
Sampson Heights
First Avenue E
UDGA relief ad promises quick help for stomach distress
Sleek ad copy touts UDGA as free from gas pains heartburn and dyspepsia. It claims over 54000 grateful letters praising rapid relief and offers a free trial package at May Drue Company and Ford Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Drue Company
Ford Hopkins
City to issue 80000 bond for police station project
City council moved toward financing a new jail and police station by instructing the legal staff to begin proceedings for the issuance and sale of 80000 bonds. The old Madison school is being demolished and excavation by Fred Young will start after removal. The council aims to prevent delays before bidding the general contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Fred Young
Lowden Paul Stolte Elected Elder at Trinity Lutheran
Paul Stolte was elected elder to succeed Albert Meier at Trinity Lutheran Church. Walter Wenndt was named trustee to succeed Henry Kroemer, and Martin Wenndt joined the school board to replace Fred Wiebel. Otto Pruess, Werner Deke, Herbert Kroemer, and Gerhard Licht joined the finance committee, with Herman Wiebel remaining secretary. Officers may now serve two consecutive three year terms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Dodge Circle
Sunshine Auxiliary
Mrs. Keyes
John E. Lopes
Third Avenue
Britain
Iowa U
Industrial League
Dvorak
P. T. A. Meetings
Lincoln
Weusay Xamas
Mrs. Nagler
Otyokwa Camp
Jolly Ramblers
Buchanan
Theta Rho
Frank Kents
Miss Siepman
Legion Auxiliary
Cincinnati
U. Post
Ae Tue Nico
J. C. Landenberger
EL Kahir
U. S
First Ave
18Th Street
Council
H. L. Shoub
New York
Jas
Adierika
Jeolian
Hiltbrunner Music Co
St. SE
Rue el Mle Sy
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