Y W C A Society Annual Meeting Friday Elections Nine Board Members
The YWCA hosts its annual meeting Friday at 6 30 pm at the YW building with a dinner and business session. Nine new board members will be elected, and the evening features remarks by Mrs Ernest A Johnson of Laxe Forest UL as national committee woman. Reservations close at 10 pm. The program includes music by Blanche Stolba, Washington High trio, and Miss Frances Owen directing YW songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y W. CA
Ernest A. Johnson
Laxe Forest
Y Woca Committee
Y W
Robert Little
First Presbyterian) Church
Blanche Stolb
Viola Bohac
Washington High School
Maxine Reams Meriwyn Collis
Winifred Murray
Betty Walters
Frances Owen
Y. W
Irs
J. Rhoads Treich
Jer
Agatha Cherry
W. R Boyd
Katherine Franken
Guy Hilher
Anna Laura Palmer
Marvin R Selden
Oe, Atkinson
Irving Emery
R F
Judson
J. Harold Horan
A F Chase
Lydia Kriz
Austin N Palmer
S.E. Coquillette
Ingar Tapper
Hal J Ferguson
RT. Lubbock
D. M. Taylor
F C. Chambers
F W. Fisher
Estella Swein
D. Harrington
Charles Edwards
Duight Krumboltz
Jennie Post
W . Frick
H R Trewin
John 5S Ely
T B Quill
George B. Douglas
S G. Armstrong
E. J. Carey
Bride of Fairfax Man Marries in Kansas City
Mrs Ross Knickerbocker becomes Miss Mary Virginia Jennett daughter of Dr and Mrs H N Jennett of Kansas City Missouri before her marriage January 8 in Kansas City to Mr Knickerbocker son of Mr and Mrs C J Knickerbocker of Fairfax May the couple reside in Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Knickerbocker
Mary Virginia Jennett
H. N. Jennett
Kansas City
Knickerbocker
C. J. Knickerbocker
Fairfax
Iowa City Men Win Bridge Tournament at Cedar Rapids
Prof Johnson and James Taylor drove from Iowa City to Cedar Rapids on Wednesday evening to win high north and south honors in the Country Club bridge tournament. Dr and Mrs A Zuercher were high east and west players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof Johnson
James Taylor
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
A Zuercher
Miss Mary Christiansen Honored at Dinner Bridge
Miss Mary Christiansen, soon to be married to Kenneth Strang, will be guest of honor at a dinner bridge tonight at the Commonwealth Tea Room. Hostesses include Miss Josephine Hexdall Miss Viola Layer Mrs Wesley E Lila and Miss Dorothy Klay. Bridge will be played at six tables after dinner and a gift will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Christiansen
Kenneth Strangman
Commonwealth Tea Room
Josephine Hexdall
Viola Layer
Wesley E. Lila
Dorothy Klay
Miss Christiansen
Mrs Heald Returns From Des Moines Visit With Relatives
Mrs Francis Heald of 1615 Grande Avenue SE has returned from Des Moines where she visited her brother in law and sister and spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs Cole McMartin and Mr Heald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Heald
Grande Avenue
Des Moines
Cole McMartin
Heald
McMartins
Mrs Chester A Good Visit with Crosby Baby
Mrs Chester A Good of Union and her two month old son Richard Crosby are visiting this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert W Houston at 415 Fourteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Good
Union
Richard Crosby
Robert W Houston
Fourteenth Street
Mrs Perry Leatherberry Hosts Delmar Guests in Se Southeast
Mrs Perry Leatherberry at 616 Seventh street SE entertained for her two sisters Mrs J F Kaufman and Mrs Roy Durkee and Mrs C W Ceyfert. Mr and Mrs George Smith and their children Johan and Robert, all of Delmar, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Leatherberry
Seventh Street
J F Kaufman
Roy Durkee
C W Ceyfert
George Smith
Johan and
Robert
Delmar
Jelly Ramblers Club Bridge Winners Named
Mrs Dolph Potter and Mrs Helen Smith won prizes at a Jelly Ramblers bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Leo J Smith at her home on D Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J Smith
Jelly Ramblers Club
Bridge
Dolph Potter
Helen Smith
Birthday Party Held For Stella Chrnaoski
Miss Stella Chrnaoski on Eleventh Avenue SE celebrated her birthday Wednesday evening with a party partly hosted by Miss Verba Carper. Guests danced and exchanged cards before refreshments were served. Attending were Miss Chrnaoski Miss Carper Miss Dons Grime Miss Marguerite Glime Urban Miller Vinton Watson Dick Heefner and Claire Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Chrnaoski
Eleventh Avenue SE
Verba Carper
Miss Chrnaoski
Miss Carper
Dons Grime
Marguerite Glme
Urban Miller
Vinton Watson
Dick Heefner
Claire Allen
King's Daughters State President to be Honored at Tea
Mrs F J Mansfield, state president of the Kings Daughters, arrives in Burlinston as guest of Mrs E C Hoover. A birthday tea at the Montrose hotel Crystal room marks the president's birthday and the ten year circle anniversary with guests from Iowa City and local hostess officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J Mansfield
Burlinston
Kings Daughters
E C Hoover
Eighth Avenue
Mansfield
Ida Maarsfield
Kings Dougters
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Sfe. Coquillette
Hoover
Walter Hamopright
W . Boiler
L. C. Jones
Johnson County
Mrs Poe Hosts Phi Sigma Iota Guests at Coe College
Mrs Arthur Poe of 300 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE hosted Coe College romance language honor society Phi Sigma Iota for its January program. Legouxré and Labiche's La Cigale Chez Les Fourmis was presented by Joseph Falus Eva June Conger Metcalf and Virginia Weld. Honorary members present included Mrs Harry M Gage Mrs James E Hamilton and Mrs Isaac B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Poe
Phi Sigma Iota
Coe College
Legouxré and Labiche
Joseph Falus
Eva June
Conger Metcalf
Virginia Weld
Harry M Gage
James E Hamilton
Isaac B Smith
Mrs Manson Hosts Delta Theta Chi Event for Alma Janko
Mrs Charles D Manson entertained Delta Theta Chi at 1560 Third Avenue SE on Tuesday evening in honor of Alma Janko who will wed Edward J. John in Los Angeles. Bridge prizes went to Ruth Hanna and Alma Janko. Janko also received a hostess gift and a guest prize. Attending were Martha Stephan Louise Koach Alma Janko Whima Ladage Irene Countryman Ruth Hanna Ann Severa Mae Hoagland Rachael Griffith Frida Hoveke and Mrs George Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D Manson
Delta Theta Chi
Third Avenue SE
Alma Janko
Los Angeles
Calif
Edward J. John Bridge
Ruth Hanna
Miss Janko
Janko
Martha Stephan
Louise Koach
Whima Ladage
Irene Countryman
Ann Severa
Mae Hoagland
Rachael Griffith
Frida Hoveke
George Bird
Mrs Hugh Hillerege Hosts Wednesday Social Club
Mrs Hugh Hillerege entertained the Wednesday social club at 331 Fourteenth Street SE with a study of American literature to be pursued this club year. Mrs Delia Newland opened with a paper on American literature history. Mrs Hullerege and Mrs J W Stoddard served refreshments after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hillerege
Fourteenth Street
Delia Newland
Hullerege
J W Stoddard
Ida Mans field circle of the King s Daughters meets in SE
Seventeen members gathered Tuesday at Mrs Ben H Peterson s home at 1919 Eighth Avenue SE. Mrs H J Bishop from Des Moines visited with her sister Mrs W W Purcell at 518 Forest Drive SE and attended the circle. The group heard devotionals led by Mrs M G Morris and a message from the Silver Cross editor. The treasurer announced a December milk donation of 241 quarts to needy families. Mrs S E Coquillette will host January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
King’s Daughters
Ben H. Peterson
Eighth Avenue
H. J. Bishop
Des Moines
W. W. Purcell
Forest Drive
M G Morris
Silver Cross
S. E. Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
Circle
Mrs Radeke Hosts Five Hundred Party At Home
Mrs A H Radeke of 111 Sixth Avenue SW entertained a group of friends Wednesday afternoon at a five hundred party. Prize winners included Mrs W M Waggener and Mrs J W Waddad with other guests named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A H. Radeke
Sixth Avenue
W M. Waggener
J W Waddad
A L. Tittleton
Gwendolyn Klug
W. E. England
Elnora Schuerer
R C Hubler
Midseason hats mix old empire with modern street style
Fashion notes midseason hats feature bonnet-like crowns with sweeping brims and tricorne hints influenced by Empire and Regency eras. Breton sailor styles, off-face shapes, and peasant notes mix with felt and braid materials, offering practical, stylish tideover looks for spring.
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Directoire
Amos Parrish
Urbana Man Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
G W Wheeler marked his eightieth birthday at his Urbana home with a birthday dinner for fifteen guests. Gifts were given by his children and grandchildren. Guests included Mr and Mrs H L White, Mr and Mrs W F Drilling and their son John, Mr and Mrs R F Spencer and Raymond, Mr and Mrs Jay Morgan, Mr and Wisbert Kohl, and Mr and Mrs Elmer Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W Wheeler
Urbana
Wheeler
H L. White
W F Drilling
John
R F Spencer
Raymond
Jay Morgan
Wisbert Kohl
Elmer Wiley
Mrs Arnott and Mrs Manning Head to Miami After Chicago Visit
Mrs Maynard F. Arnott of 729 First Avenue FE left Wednesday night for Chicago for a short visit. Afterward, she and Mrs B. H. Manning of Chicago will go to Miami Florida to spend the remainder of the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard F. Arnott
First Avenue
Chicago
Arnott
B. H. Manning
Miami
Fla
A.W.S. Honors Coe College Birthday Members
Members of the Associated Women Students at Coe College who had birthdays in November and December will be honored tonight at a spread in the little parlor of Voorhees Quadrangle. Dean Mary Bell and several hall council members will attend as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Women
Coe College
A. W.S
Voorhees
Mary Bell
Hall Council
Bridge club dinner at Colonial tea room honors Miss Novotny
Miss Marie A. Novotny hosted a bridge club dinner at the Colonial tea room on Wednesday evening. Prize winners were Miss Mabel McLain and Miss Florence Dostal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie A. Novotny
Colonial Tea Room
Mabel McLain
Florence Dostal
Installment of Sunshine auxiliary officers with gifts noted
Sunshine auxiliary No 22 installed new officers led by WF Jepson and WoL Hoffer. New post president Mattie Hronik presided with Hulda Wood Leona Lerchel and Beatrice Benham as officers. Margaret Noblett led music. gifts from Mrs Hoffer Mrs Bach and others followed a bouquet and tea dinner at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Auxilary No 22
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs
Jepson
Wol Hoffer
Margaret Noblett
Mattie Hronik
Hulda Wood
Leona Lerchel
Beatrice Benham
Lena Belknap
FE Ahlgren
Frank Pickens
Emma Hoffer
Bessie Bachman
Marty Schamberger
Chaplan
Hoffer
Wood Pee
Ted
How I Keep My Figure
Alice Faye explains her postwar routine to stay slim in Hollywood. She credits sea air and outdoor activity, an athletic program, and careful meals while noting eight hours of studio work and dancing duties. She contrasts California’s climate with New York’s, recounts her diet changes, and cites milk as a nightly aid. Tomorrow Evelyn Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
New York
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Pacific
California
Lake Arrowhead
Faye
Ice slows Cedar Rapids traffic as winter grips streets
Cedar Rapids experienced heavy ice as temperatures dipped to 10 degrees at 8 am Thursday after a day of 34 to 35 during the preceding evening. Traffic slowed, several noninjury collisions occurred, and ice skaters took to streets while barometer readings and cold snaps were reported by local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers Inskeep Company
Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Urges Special Care To Prevent Fires In Ice
Fire Chief E P Kohout warned families to be extremely careful with any fire hazards as ice slows the department to a near walk. He urged calling the department without delay if a fire is discovered and said slower arrival is safer than unsafe speed on icy streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Kohout
Kohout
Treasure found in Eau Claire home uncovered large cash and bonds
Mrs. Alice Hayden of Eau Claire Wisconsin was found to have hidden cash and bonds in her home. Searchers recovered 810090 dollars in cash and 74000 in Taberty bonds from an old bureau drawer and later 62638 dollars largely in 50 and 1 dollar bills plus 1000 dollars in a laundry bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hayden
Eau Claire
Wis
Local Bridge Players Headed to State Tournament
Despite icy streets Cedar Rapids bridge experts depart for Waterloo to compete in the mid winter state tournament at Hotel Russell Lamson sponsored by the Iowa State Bridge league. Travelers include Mrs Oliver Longueville Mrs S A Sanders Mrs Marion Reiff Mrs George Beattie Mrs RS Harden dorf Phillip Leibsohn Abe Kopel Mr and Mrs EJ Carey and Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook. Qualifying rounds today cover three championship events including Sheaffer Cedar Rapids pairs and Galer Memorial team with Sioux City pairs to qualify Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Russell Lamson
Iowa State Bridge League
Oliver Longueville
S. A. Sanders
Marion Reiff
George Beattie
R.S. Hardendorf
Phillip Leibsohn
Abe Kopel
E. J. Carey
Robert S. Cook
Sheaffer
Galer
Sioux City
Typographical Union Auxiliary Admits Mrs Walterick
Mrs J W Walterick was admitted to membership in the Typographical Union auxiliary during the Wednesday meeting at 838 First Avenue E. A lunch at Mrs Emil Novotny’s home on Feb 6 followed the card party held with the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walterick
Typographical Union
First Avenue
Emil Novotny
Konzen Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Oscar J. Konzen hosted a noontime luncheon for her bridge club at the Roosevelt hotel. Guests included Mrs John Archibald, Mrs Guy J. Robinson and Mrs Max Cregow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Konzen
Mount Vernon Road
Bridge Club
Roosevelt Hotel
John Archibald
Guy J. Robinson
Max Cregow
Beethoven Club Meeting Postponed to Jan 24
The Beethoven club program and meeting scheduled for this morning has been postponed until January 24. The event will be held in the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Chamber of Commerce
P T A Meetings and Lincoln Study Club Gather
Lincoln elementary radio home study club held its first meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. H. F. Beadle home 944 Nineteenth avenue SW. Big Springs P T A meets Friday at 7 30 at the school with Walter Knutson president. Dan X Kruidenier speaks on safety and O A Kearney provides monologues. Refreshments served. large attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Study Club
Lincoln Elementary Radio Home Study Club
H. F. Beadle
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Big Springs
Parent-Teacher Association January meeting held in Iowa
The Arthur P T A met Wednesday afternoon with fifty members present. L A Fuhrmeister of the state tax department spoke on taxation noting the shift to shared tax burden with the state sales tax. Miss Anne Smithey’s 2A pupils presented an Indians program with Shirley Greenburg announcer. Patricia Carberry played Indian Dances by Firelight. Mrs W D Elder presided as reports from chairmen were given and plan for a study group to replace the radio listening group was proposed by Mrs George Van Deusen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parent-Teacher Association
L. A. Fuhrmeister
State Tax Department
Iowa
Fuhrmeister
Anne Smithey
Shirley Greenburg
Patricia Carberry
W. D. Elder
George van Deusen
Parent Education
49 Men On Work Relief Attend First Aid Class
Forty-nine of fifty-six men enrolled in the standard first aid course by the Linn county American Red Cross for men on relief work reported to class Wednesday night. Cedar Rapids classes meet in the federal building with instructors including Dr. B L Knight and others. Dr John R Gardner began a Red Cross first aid course Monday night in Mount Vernon for thirty men on relief projects in Viola Springville Mount Vernon and Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
American Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Federal Building
B. L. Knight
Joe W. Carberry
Kenneth Cornell
Red Cross First Aid Committee
Thomas C. Baker
Roy A. Coonfield
Allen B. Hird
Frank Martin
Nevin Nichols
Roger Gallagher
Arthur E. Torson
John R. Gardner
Mount Vernon
Red Cross
Viola
Springville
Lisbon
Marmola weight loss story sells a miracle cure
A self styled testimonial touts Marmola tablets as a simple way to shed 31 pounds without diet or exercise. The ad claims a missing element in the body, praises a long standing medical laboratory behind Marmola, and urges readers to start today and stop after reaching the goal.
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America
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