Blue Bird Group Raises 20 for March of Dimes Fund
Seventeen Sunflower Blue Birds from Garfield school raised twenty dollars in dimes for the national March of Dimes campaign. They earned funds with bake sales and home jobs, then presented a blue bird poster to Frank Baldwin, Linn county drive chairman, plus a letter outlining hopes for aid to victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield School
Blue Birds
Linn County
Frank Baldwin
Betty Kay Baker
Sally Cook
Wilma Meaney
Christine Peterson
Kathy Jo Tompkins
Judy Kay Zarub
Joan Seaton
Garfield
Easury
Jean Louis Johnson
Linda Krahling
Catherine Lee
Jean Ann Newman
Jane Nortwood
Janice Parkins
Carole Paula
Mary Lou Waller
Sharon Kay Jelinek
Deanna Janko
Mr. Baldwin
Lio
Betty Kayaker
O. H. Baker
Sunflower Blue Birds
The
Garfeld P. T. A
Ames Sororities Pledge Two from Eastern Iowa
Two eastern Iowa women were pledged to Iowa State sororities during the winter rush. Miss Merilyn Ann Paxson of Cedar Rapids joined Kappa Delta, and Juliet C English of Monona joined Delta Delta Delta. Of 151 registered, 60 were pledged. Rushing began January 3 and continues through spring quarter. There are 11 sororities on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Merilyn Ann Paxson
W. L. Paxsons
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Kappa Delta
Iowa State College
Iowa
Juliet C. English
Monona
Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority
Ralph Kephart Tenth Birthday Celebration
Ralph Laverne Kephart, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Kephart of 528 Tenth Street SE, was honored on his tenth birthday with a party at home. Pink and blue decorations, prizes for games, and a guest list including Teddy Bean and Bruce Butler frame the event. Engagement announcement and OES installation details follow with dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Laverne Kephart
Ralph Kepharts
Tenth Street SE
Kephart
Helen Gregory
Norma Gregory
Teddy Bean
Bruce Butler
Janet Cross
Gerald Fatka
Darlene Gersh
Joan Giese
Caroline Guthrie
Peggy Green
Frederick Jones
Gordon Jones
Myrna Martin
Charles Phelps
Edythe Sisco
Amelia Stanek
Ronald Wood
Richard White
Mary Zook
Sherry Lee Ginger
Shirley Karen
Brit
Nancy Gregory
Beverly Bezdek
Brenda Bezdek
Larry Kephart
Dennis O’connor
Jerry O’connor
Jenny Mrad
Gary Koza
King's Daughters Of C R To Honor Founders Monday
Cedar Rapids group plans a 7 30 p m founders day program at St Pauls Methodist church with Rev Fernando A Laxamana as speaker. Laxamana, Philippines born, arrived in 1928 and has served as minister in Chicago and Army chaplain in World War II. He later directed student work in Iowa City and led a rural South Dakota church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters Organization
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Fernando A. Laxamana
University of Iowa
Philippines
United States
Chicago
Laxamana
South Pacific
Congregational Church
Iowa City
South Dakota
Arnold Albert
Tipton
Iowa
The
King’s Daughters
Prof Johnson to Speak on Cruel War for B P W
Prof Jack T Johnson of the University of Iowa political science department will speak on Cruel War at the Tuesday dinner of the Business and Professional Women's club. The talk covers Russian American relations. Dinner at 6 30 p m at the Roosevelt hotel. The club chorus will perform a short skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack T. Johnson
University of Iowa Political Science Department
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Johnson
Navy
International Relations Committee
Marjorie Costello
Helen Schloeman
Home Lodge Names Committees For Next Year
Mrs. Marietta Turkle the newly installed noble grand of Home Rebekah lodge 79 released committee assignments for the coming year. Main groups include Ways and Means with Annabell e Coover Maude Crippen Alverta Groff Ann Novotny Katharine Urban. entertainment led by Lillian Neff Viola Kucera Ann Novotny Minnie Johnson Mabel Glover. refreshments with Alice Fisher Grace Patrilla Margaret Schnee lock Euphemia Harris Annabelle Coover. burial list Maude Hovorka Viola Kucera Annabelle Coover Alice Alexander Pearl Wertz Kay Dougherty t Elia Scott ilson Pearl Wertz Katharine Urban. singer Lillian Neff. resolutions Mae Melichar. financial Mildred White Anna Volz Anna Davis. floral Mary Neff guest reporter Alverta Groff. paraphernalia Pearl Wertz Grace Patrilla May Repstein Marietta Sturgess. relief committee Anna Davs Al vera Groff Annabelle Coover and the noble grand vice grand recording secretary and treasurer. Third trustee will be Mrs. Gert rude Jackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Turkle
Noble Grand of Home Rebekah Lodge 79
Ways and Means
Annabelle Coover
Maude Crippen
Alverta Groff
Ann Novotny
Katharine Urban
Lillian Neff
Viola Kucera
Minnie Johnson
Mabel Glover
Alice Fisher
Grace Patrilla
Margaret Schneelock
Euphemia Harris
Social Meeting Thursday for C R Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary schedules a Thursday social at Memorial Coliseum with a 6 p.m. picnic supper and card games. Arrangements are led by Mrs. George E. Thompson with aides Mrs. L. V. Koch Mr. Gilbert Martin and Mr. George W. Rejsa. Members bring a covered dish and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Coliseum
George E. Thompson
Mies
L. V. Koch
Gilbert Martin
George W. Rejsa
Coliseum
R. A. Dubbert
Granby
Red Cross
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
George Burch
William Langer
Legion Town Club
Charles Loftus
Fred Bammerts Honored on Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred Bammerts celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner at their home. Hosts include Mr and Mrs William Koch of Mechanicsville and Mrs Melvin Bammert with Miss Lois Bammert. The couple, married in Iowa City, reside at 1234 Tenth Street SE. he is retired from Wilson and Company and has lived in the city since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bammert
William Koch
Mechanicsville
Melvin Bammert
Lois Bammert
Fred Bammerts
Iowa City
Tenth Street
Bammert
Wilson and Company
City
Lampe to Address Young Church People in Iowa City
Dr M Willard Lampe head of University of Iowa religion department will speak at an organizational meeting for young church people this evening. The event in Coe College gym Bryant room follows a 6 p.m. start. Seven Cedar Rapids churches will be represented including First Presbyterian First Christian Westminster First Baptist First Congregational St Andrew's Evangelical United Brethren and St Mark's Lutheran. Interested individuals may call Ann Harris at 27979 to join. Alpha Xi Delta Mothers club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. for a dessert supper hosted by Mrs Charles Sullivan 1612 Seventh Avenue SE New officers of O Ka Tanda Camp Fire are Marilyn Muser president Marilyn Larson vice president Adele Richards secretary Charlotte Klein treasurer Eleanor Thorson scribe and Lavonne LeMar games chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Willard Lampe
University of Iowa Department of Religion
Bryant
Coe College
Westminster Presbyterian
First Baptist
First Congregational
St. Andrew’s Evangelical
United Brethren
St. Mark’s Lutheran
Ann Harris
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club
Charles Sullivan
Seventh Avenue SE
O-Ka-Tanda Camp
Marilyn Muser
Marilyn Larson
Adele Richards
Charlotte Klein
Eleanor Thorson
LaVonne LeMar
Games
Wed Kathryn Charipar Milo Cassidy in Sin clair Memorial
Kathryn Charipar and Milo Cassidy wed in Sinclair Memorial church at 8 am before Rev. Ralph B. Colton. The bride is the Charipar daughter of Andrew J. Charipar and the groom the son of Mrs. Jack Dillon. The couple plan to live at 620 Seventh Street SE after a Chi trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Charipar
Milo Cassidy
Sinclair Memorial Church
Ralph B. Colton
Andrew J. Charipar
Seventh Street
Mr. Cassidy
Jack Dillon
Third Street
Carolyn Charipar
Chi
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Blue Bird Group
March of Dimes
Okiciyapi Camp Fire
Okiciyapi Camp
Janice Kobusch
Sheila Geraghty
Jo Ann Spracklin
Sandra Barker
Sharon Moes
Herman Kubosch
Joe Geraghty
West
L. G. Gardner
Franklin
Ivan
F Avenue NW
Arizona
California
Y.W.C.A
Woman’s Relief Corps
T. Z. Cook
Ralph Kephart
Janette Taylor
Richard Truesdell
Harry A. Taylor
Twenty-first Avenue
Janette Elizabeth
Richard M. Truesdell
A. J. Truesdell
Sixteenth Avenue
Truesdell
College of Engineering
Cedar Chapter, Co.e
Cedar Chapter
O.E.S
Malta
Marion
Fairfax
Ethelyn Scott
Order
King's Daughters of C.R
Women’s Church
Cole
First Christian Church
Addison Cole
Omaha
L. B. Miller
Second Avenue SE
Co. R. Newcomer’s Club
Florentine
Mines
Clarence Wegman
R. B. Freischacker
Don Andreas
J. F. Anderson
Ted Wienands
Maydra Freeman
Margaret Loufek
Patty Lewis
Toni Grey
Valentine
Lasswell
Paramount Building
Permanentl
LeMaur DeLuxe
Prof. Johnson
B.P.W
C.R. Legion Auxiliary
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Quinlan
Martin's
Kathleen Mary Quinton
Dr. Lampe
Alpha XI Delta
Sullivans
Gaylen Ritchie
Don Witherell
Paul Slycord
Harold Kelly
C Avenue NE
Mary Quick
Mrs. Blanche Svoboda
Blanche Svoboda
Second Street
Jake Lala
Walker
Vernon Kirk
Harold Etzel
Center Point
Joe Svoboda
Walford
Elmer Svoboda
Ambar Grouo
Ambar Grotto
K. P. Hall
Mrs. Milo Cassidy
Luberger
Vanity
Luberge
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