Engagement of Lucile Hamrin to Elmer L Beedy
Lucile Irene Hamrin and Elmer L Beedy announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. He is a San Diego aviation radio technician and Navy veteran with three campaign stars. she is a Coe College cum laude graduate and Inter-Ocean Reinsurance employee. The wedding is planned for February at St Pauls Methodist in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard V. Hamrin
C Avenue NE
Lucile Irene
Elmer L. Beedy
San Diego
Calif
Manitowoc
Wis
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Miss Hamlin
Franklin High School
South Pacific
Wake Island
Treasury Islands
Bismarck Archipelago
Local Ladies Host Flower Guild Gift Presentation
Shank, Mrs. Benjamin Bulkley and other society members presided as flower chairman Mrs. Vern Kelley received gifts. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Doug las and Mrs. Goodwin by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Randa in a small afternoon gathering.
Forensics Tourney Scheduled at Coe Friday and Saturday
The ninth annual Coe College invitational high school forensic tournament will occur on the campus Friday and Saturday. Fourteen schools from Iowa Nebraska and Illinois compete in events including oratory speaking poetry reading radio speaking and debate with awards for top debater and top speaker. John Yager of Davenport, a sophomore, leads as student director and will oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
McKinley
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Davenport
Decorah
Marion
Manchester
Maquoketa
Ottumwa
Sioux City Central
Dolores Lyons and Pvt John Franks Married in Topeka Kansas
Dolores Avon Lyons and Pvt John Franks wed January 9 in Topeka Kansas. The ceremony at 7 30 p.m. was followed by a wedding supper and they will reside in Topeka. Attendants included Virginia Polton and Darlene Fortner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Lyons
John Franks
Kansas
Wallace Lyons
Bever Avenue
Dolores Avon
Grace Franks
Fifteenth Street
Topeka
Kan
Virginia Polton
Darlene Fortner
Cedar Rapids
Franks
Children’s Home Board Re elects Mrs Beardsley
Mrs David Beardsley was unanimously re elected president of the Children’s Home board at the annual meeting. Officers for the coming year include Miss Frances Wolfe as vice president and Mrs Robert Taylor as treasurer. The Home serves 72 children averaging 51 during the year, ages from infants to 12, with no adoptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No. 221
Maine Lodge Hall
Gertrude Jackman
Norvilla Ellis
Noble
Norma Karr
Noble Grand
Athryn Roberts
Mildred Roberts
Betty Thomas
Delores Shimerda
Dessie Russell
Alice Andrie
Freda Schulman
Ruth Neff Miller
Eva Nicholas
Emma Hammond
Lillian Butts
Francis Kimberling
Ruth Robinson
Hazel Churchill
Clare Hemenger
David Beardsley
Children’s Home
Frances Wolfe
Robert Taylor
H. L. Walker
Neil Montgomery
Edward Winslow
Neil Cherry
Carl Anderson
Community Nutrition Service
Sara Ann Brown
King’s Daughters
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Sokol Hall
Norvella Ellis
Home Rebekah Lodge No
Irene Hardy
Clio Frasinger
Myrtle Vondracek
Dorothy Dytrt
Emma Jadrnicek
Alma Vokolek
Lula McMoran
Ilene Merrifield
Ida Wasendorf
Bess Ehrenberger
Martha Felter
Marie Johnson
Henrietta Seabrooke
Marie Novak
Frances Haller
Agnes Dobrovsky
Sadie Vinck
Lucille Filipy
Vice-Grand
Cedar’ Rapids
Elizabeth Schulte
Nora Mulvihill
Louise Smith
Pauline Stellick
Mable Walsh
Eleanor Netherton
Alice Parcelle
Deal
Dorothy Robinson
Helen Jacobs
Patriots
Mrs. Lyt
King's Daughters Mark 58th Anniversary in Linn County
The King's Daughters of Linn County plan a luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Glow room of the Light company to observe the 58th anniversary of the order. State officers Mrs. Elmer Brownlie, Des Moines, president, Mrs. Ida Mansfield, Burlington, first vice president, Mrs. A. E. Chase, second vice president, and Mrs. Milo Wenger, Bible chairman, will attend alongside other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Linn County
Marion
The
Light Company
Elmer Brownlie
Des Moines
Ida Mansfield
Burlington
A. E. Chase
Milo Wenger
Linn County Union of the
Brownlie
Iowa
Polk County King’s Daughters
Eastern Star
P.E.O
Polk County
American Red Cross
Mansfield
P. F. Keehn
Coe College
Wenger
Koenig to Outline Foreign Policy Concepts at Dinner
Prof Myron L Koenig of Coe College will speak on fundamental concepts of American Foreign Policy at a Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women's club dinner meeting. The event is scheduled for Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Roosevelt Hotel with the international relations committee in charge and Beulah Randolph as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron L. Koenig
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Pleiades Society Initiation Set at Coe College
The Pleiades society of Coe College will hold initiation today at 3 p.m. at the home of Miss Zora Pauk, 621 Ninth avenue SE. Initiates include Helen Navra til, Geneva Grebien, Hazel del Yates, Marjorie Kregel, Kathleen Kregel, Velma MacMillan, Lois Hayes, Kathleen Sahler, Mary May Merrill and Maria Holub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Society of
Coe College
Zora Pauk
Ninth Avenue SE
Helen Navratil
Geneva Grebien
Hazel del Yates
Marjorie Kregel
Kathleen Kregel
Velma MacMillan
Lois Hayes
Kathleen Sahler
Mary May Merrill
Maria Holub
Mozart Club Plans Program and Musical Quiz Saturday
The Mozart club meets Saturday at 1 p.m. at the YWCA with a Scales program led by Miss Virginia Ohman and Mary Ann Paula. Students appearing include Carlton Slick Joan Williams Anna Youel Armstrong Diane High Chester Wetzel Bill Wratten Marilyn Kottmeier Elma Fern Samuelson Betty Ann Shank Arlene Dvorak and Mary Thomas. A musical quiz follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Yw.c.a
Virginia Ohman
Mary Ann Paula
Carlton Slick
Joan Williams
Anna ‘Youel Armstrong
Diane High
Chester Wetzel
Bill Wratten
Marilyn Kottmeier
Elma Fern Samuelson
Betty Ann Shank
Arlene Dvorak
Mary Thomas
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Lucile Hamrin
Adele Locher
Pfe
Robert Dosch
H. L. Locher
Eleventh Street
Adele Lucille
Robert P. Dosch
Curtis Dosch
Princeton
Ind
United Presbyterian Church
J. C. Williams
Pfc. Dosch
Camp Cooke
Cedar Chapter
O.es
Masonic Hall
Malta
Ira Beecher
Order
000 Star OF Maine
Railway Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
First Avenue NE
Fred L. Douglas
Douglas
Edward Janish
Carl Goodwin
Bert Haynes
A. C. Meakins
G. B. McClellen
T. D. Leet
John Randa
Harry Mellish
J. W. Posey
Goodwin
Meakins
A. L. Fuller
Cliff A. Bort
Joe E. Godfrey
Rhert E. Melsa
J. S. Arendts
Edith Ebling
T. R. Jensen
W. D
Coe
Irene Zitek
Mildred Mrkvicka
Los Angeles
Joseph Zitek
Second Street
Frank Mrkvicka
Army Air Corps Depot
Miss Henchal
Sat. Karvitz
Helen Marie Henchal
Ben V. Henchal
Glendale
John M. Karvitz
Camp Swift
Texas
St. Patrick’s School
St. Vincent's School
Vallejo
Montrose Beauty Shop
Montrose
Sgt. Karvitz
Shenandoah
J. W. Cooper High School
Mayflower Chapter
D.A.R
Donald S. Barry
Fourth Avenue SE
Frank Orr
W. F. Cooper
R. E. Wilhelm
W M. Lee
Wells C. Peck
Leah W. Spencer
P. C. Rude
Mary Louise Robinson
Wyoming
Mary
Louise Robinson
Henry Robinson
Second Avenue SE
Rock Springs
Wyo
CHI Omega
First Avenue SE
R. H. Buresh
G. M. Ottsen
Robert F. Miller
Lester Munneke
Jack O'Brien
Children’s Home Board
Mrs. Beardsley
Killian Company
Wesley Simpson
Reg
Fashion Fabrics
Myron Koenig
Pleiades Society
H. H. Sykes
Lansing
Mich
R. E. Muma
Sioux City
Roosevelt Hotel
A. W. Lyon
Burch Avenue
Kiwanis
H. F. Allen
B Avenue NE
J. H. "Fox
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