Five New Members Elected To YWCA Board Of Directors
Five new members were elected to the YWCA board at the annual meeting and dinner in the YWCA building. New members: Evelyn Sitreet, Thelma Bachman, Wilbur Kennedy, HHH Bennett, Hope Kurtz. Re-elected to the board were DD. A Stofler, Dwight Krumholtz, Austin N. Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.ca
Y W. Building
Evelyn Sitreet
Thelma Bachman
Wilbur Kennedy
Hhh Bennett
Hope Kurtz
Marvin R. Selden
Edward H. Files
Pearl Everett
Harold R. Trewin
H J Achter
DD. A Stofler
Dwight Krumholtz
Austin N. Palmer
Wayne J Foster
Ollie Larson
Charles F Edwards
Stoffet
Marguerite Stein
Beethoven Club Lays Out Guest Program
The Beethoven Club releases details for a guest program at the Terrace Room of the Montrose hotel on January 20. Members are urged to plan ahead for the event and a flyer outlines the guest appearance and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Lave
Oerate
Pos Trea
Thas Thur
Double Wedding Held In Lost Nation Home
In Lost Nation at 12 30 p m Sunday Miss Josephine Ales wed John A Phillips of Cedar Rapids and Miss Bernice Petersen wed Hubert N Davis of Cedar Rapids. Rev B H Cheney officiated with music by Mrs I J Kammer. Mrs Phillips wore blue satin and Mrs Davis rose silk crepe. Both couples will reside in Cedar Rapids. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Donald Nodurft Mrs I Kammer and Miss Joan Willimack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Nation
Joseph Ales
Josephine Ales
John A Phillips
Cedar Rapids
Bernice Petersen
Hilbert N Davis
B H Cheney
The
Lost Nation Federated Church
I J. Kammer
Phillips
Davis
Donald Nodurft
I J Kammer
Joan Willimack
Vernon Heights Reading Club Meets At Mrs Kremers Home
Mrs Harry Kremers of 1912 Fifth Avenue SE will host the Vernon Heights Reading club Thursday at 2 30 p m at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kremers
Fifth Avenue SE
Vernon Heights
Reading Club
Modern Reading Club Luncheon Hosts Honey In The Horn Review
Mrs Roy E Curray will host the Modern Reading club luncheon at 1 pm on Wednesday at 2200 Linden Drive SE. Mrs Marshall Hickman will review Honey In The Horn by H L Davis for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Modern Reading Club
Marshall Hickman
H. L. Davis
Health educa tion group sled outing in Cedar Rapids
Members of the Cedar Rapids Womens club health education department met Monday afternoon at the Y W C A for a bob sled ride starting there and proceeding to the Roosevelt hotel for doughnuts and coffee. The group included Mesdames A G Brown Stanley Barta R A Monroe William Hruska L D Powell J M Norris J H McNeil J C Heins F X Guyott Robert Campbell Clarence Beatty Ro Peregrine White Michal FOG Kieck C Shafer and Edward Drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Golden Eagle Girl Scout Bobsled Party Notes Attendee List
The Golden Eagle Girl Scout troop held a bobsled themed gathering at Charl deen Lorenc's home, 1616 K Street SW, Saturday night. Several attendees are listed, and the event included a Memorial building meeting, a 1245 gathering in Pierre, and activities on January 20 with plans noted for February 18 and Monday reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Eagle Girl Scout
Charldeen Lorenc
Vis Choths Hubs
Rath
Zika
Adile Schaefer
Moth Hapoad
Nadine Plumree
Jean Borst
Brainees Gatheile
Toa Nonm
Beers Dorothy Borst Citeleen Dante
Charette Durie
Trene
Stourne
Vudm
Dhe
Dake
Nmorearet
Borst
Jean Monson
Florence Ne
Messie Tainan
Jennie Moprik
Nedra Shimek
Anna “Mee Moatraeek
Vbaxame
Plummer
Farak Browne Mariam Stehe PA Woetbata
Kerli Vass Rose
Pierre
Merman Gonsberg's Tenth Birthday Celebration
Merman Gonsberg son of Mua and Mrs 2 Ginstere ali Beyer menne SE celebated his tenth birthday at a bert. sunday aftere noon oat bus barmed SHOU prizes at games wee Seama Ohsiman, Dik Bass Bernard Kerberg and Bhiar Mirrerer Ces guests Were Allen Seat, S oartea Gyah, Mar tin Plier Dawid Ryparpedt, Wale Wer Butettee and Louis and Stanley Cir tery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merman Gonsberg
Mua
P.E.O. Chapters HJ DK Meet For Talks And Song
Two P.E.O. chapters meet at member homes Monday afternoon and evening. Chapter HJ heard Mrs Dwight Krumholtz discuss Books to Own Loan and Read, while Mrs Charles Laurance spoke on The Educational Fund and Cottey College. Musical numbers were played by Mrs Flora Hromatko Taylor and Mrs Nellie Richardson. guests attended from several chapters. twenty eight members present. In the DE chapter meeting Rev J Renwick McCullough spoke on The March of Time in Religion at Mrs W M Stoakes home. Mrs Louise Yuill led the program with twenty eight members and a guest present. Assisting hosts were several members including Mrs J M Thompson and Mrs Olive Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Krumholtz
P. E O
F W. Damour
Twenty-first Street
Charles Laurance
Educational Fund
Cottey College
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Nellie Richardson
L H Pfaff
J C Holquist
Sigourney
J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
P E. O
W. M. Stoakes
Washington Avenue
Louise Yuill
Gues
Rex Conn
Chapter AA
Marengo
J. M. Thompson
Olive Tower
J. P. van Horn
Mame Mauss
New Members Named By The Beethoven Club
The Beethoven club announces three new active members and one new associate member. Mrs. Frederick Thiel Miss Eulalie Hauser and Miss Bernice Zvacek join as active members while Mrs. Alexander Ellett of Town City becomes an associate member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Frederick Thiel
Eulalie Hauser
Bernice Zvacek
Alexander Ellett
Town City
Thiel
Cedar Rapids
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Juilliard Graduate School
New York City
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory
NBC
Millikan College
Mu Phi Epsilon
Miss Hauser
Cedar Rapids Music Jovers
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
American Conservatory of Chicago
Rudolph Reuter
Chicago
Jacques Jolas
Joseph Levinne
Miss Zvac
Mrs Ina Wilson Honors J J Gregorys Dinner
Mrs Ina Wilson of Meadowbrook Drive SE hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs J J Gregory of Meadowbrook SE who will soon depart for Colorado Springs. Twenty guests attended with Mrs Sarah Latta of Oak Park NL as an out of town guest. The Gregorys will visit his sister Mrs N A Huffman and Mr Huffman in Colorado for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Wilson
Meadowbrook Drive
J. J. Gregory
Colorado Springs
Sarah Latta
Oak Park
Gregory
N. A. Huffman
Huffman
Colorado
Greens Return From New York City
Mr and Mrs Howard R Green of 2003 Bever Avenue SE returned Monday evening from New York City after spending the last week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens
New York City
Howard R. Green
Bever Avenue SE
Reading club luncheon hosted by Mrs Winslow at Linden Drive
Mrs Edward F Winslow of 2171 Linden drive SE entertained members of her reading club at a luncheon Tuesday noon at her home. The hostess gave the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F Winslow
Linden Drive
Mrs Carey Hosts Reading Group at Grande Avenue Home
Mrs. E J Carey entertained a Tuesday reading group at her residence 2317 Grande avenue SE with a noon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J Carey
Grande Avenue SE
Browns to spend a few days in Chicago
Mr and Mrs W J Brown of 1962 First Avenue East plan to leave Tuesday night for Chicago for several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J Brown
First Avenue E
Chicago
Negro Art Program By Cedar Rapids Literature Group
A Cedar Rapids Woman's Club meeting in the club home featured a program of Negro poetry, music, and fiction. Mrs Arthur Mott chaired the session after luncheon. Mrs Aulden Griffin read poems from Caroling Dust and Mrs Ben Ogden sang Old Black Joe. Anna Marie De Castello reviewed Dont You Weep Dont You Mean by Richard Coleman. hostesses included Miss Matilda Snouffer and several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Richard Coleman
Matilda Snouffer
Herman Keller
R. C., Folsom
Lillian Bell
Mothers' club meeting of Chi Omega at chapter rooms
The Mothers' club of Chi Omega sorority will meet Friday at 2 30 pm at the chapter rooms 1263 First avenue. Mothers of sorority alumnae are especially invited. Hostesses will be Mrs J MM Nemec ek, Mrs W L. Jackson and Mrs. L. L. Dolson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Chi Omega Sorority
First Avenue
J MM Nemecek
W L. Jackson
L. L. Dolson
Camp Fire Party At St Pauls Methodist Church
Niwaya Waponita and Wakitatinag Camp Fire BLOUps held a Friday bobsled party followed by games and refreshments at the church. Mrs E W Wickham Mrs A G Lightfoot and Mrs Lloyd Grover served as guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niwaya
Waponita
Wakitatinag
St Pauls Methodist Church
E W. Wickham
A G Lightfoot
Lloyd Grover
Grace Walpole Circle Plans Dinner Event
Grace Walpole circle of the Kings Daughters met Monday at Mrs Nelsons home to plan a dinner where husbands of members will be guests. The dinner is scheduled for 64 ppm at Clare Robinsons Colonial Food shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Walpole
King’s Daughters
Mrss Nelson
Clare Robinsons Colonial Food Shop
Unexpected Housewarming Surprise for Klepachs After Party
Fourteen friends of Mr and Mrs Wahan Klepach welcomed them with a housewarming at 1896 Mallory Street SW on Sunday evening. A prime supper was served, followed by a bout of bob sled play before returning to the Klepach home for cards.
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Wahan Klepach
Mallory Street
Klepach
Junior T B Club Meet Highlights and Leap Year Dance
The Junior T B club met Monday evening at Miss Helen Olmstead's home on Sixth Street. After a business meeting 500 and other games were played. The next meeting will be at Miss Vivian Hollingsworth's home in February. The club also entertained friends at a leap year dance Saturday evening at Danceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ladd
Alice Papes
Y. W
Y. MC
Anne Dunlap
Mary Ellen Reece
Dorothy Whitmore
Business Girls’ League
Emma Kriz
Mary Hoover
Irene Walker
Hannette Struve
Mw Y WC. A
Helen Olmstead
Sixth Street
Vivian Hollingsworth
Danceland
Excelsis Club Hosts Pompe Dinner and Dance Night
Mrs and Mrs S Keyes at 311 Eleventh Street SW entertained Excelsis club employees and their families with a pompous supper and dance party Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Shores Host Sunday Night Bridge Event
Mr and Mrs Gordon B Shores of 408 Longwood Drive NE entertained the Sunday Nighters at their home Sunday evening. Prizes at bridge were won by Mr and Mrs E Gabriel high and Mr and Mrs J Ronald Anderson low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon B. Shores
Longwood Drive
Bridge
E. Gabriel
J. Ronald Anderson
Daughters of Penelope Meet at Moose Hall Thursday
The group will convene Thursday at 7 p.m. in Moose Hall. All members and officers are urged to attend and bring constitution copies. An application for membership will be voted on at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Penelope
Moose Hall
Grace Drew Hosts I H N Circle At Her Home
Miss Grace Drew of 1304 Third Avenue SE will entertain the I H N circle of the King’s Daughters Thursday at 2 pm. The gathering will take place at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Drew
Third Avenue SE
I. H. N Circle of the King's Daughters
Sigma Beta Sigma Phi to Meet at Montrose Hotel
The Sigma chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi business girls' sorority will meet on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Fillmore PTA Study Group Meets Wednesday
The Fillmore adolescent study group will meet Wednesday at 2:30 pm at the home of Mrs. George Heider 512 Eighth Street NW The topic for discussion is Learning During the Adolescent Period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
George Heider
Eighth Street
Rev Dunlap to speak on far east politics at Roosevelt PTA
Rev George Dunlap will discuss the political situation in the far east and the Philippine Commonwealth, including Japan’s relation to the region, at Roosevelt PTA dads night Friday at 7 30 p m. A Coe College graduate, he lived in Cebu for 28 years with the Presbyterian board of foreign missions and helped introduce baseball to the natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunlap
Far East
Philippine Commonwealth
Japan
Roosevelt P. T. A
Mr Dunlap
Coe College
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Silliman University
Philippines
Dr Nelson to Wed Saturday in Des Moines Union
Dr Margaret Nelson of Madison Wisconsin visits Mrs C B Clark en route to Des Moines for Saturday wedding to William Vickers of San Juan Cita Honduras. Nelson heads Wisconsin state board of health child welfare department for eight years. Vickers is superintendent of the Rosario gold mining project in San Juan Cita. After two months they will reside in San Juanita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nelson
Madison
Wis
C. B. Clark
First Avenue E
Des Moines
William Vickers
San Juancito
Honduras
Nelson
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Vickers
Rosario
San Juancita
Silver Anniversary Party for Beardsleys in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs E A Beardsley hosted a Silver Anniversary party at their 1304 A avenue NE home. Prizes at 500 were won by Mrs Robert McNabney Joe Konigsmark and Howard Jones. Guests included the McNabneys the Konigsmarks the Steffas the Joneses W J Konigsmark Ralph Steffa Jr Joe Konigsmark Jr Betty Ruth Konigsmark Don Steffa and Chester Beardsley. Ariel Cross played xylophone solos as a silver gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Beardsley
Avenue NE
Robert McNabney
Joe Konigsmark
Howard Jones
McNabney
Ralph Steffa
Jones
W. J. Konigsmark
Betty Ruth Konigsmark
Don Steffa
Chester Beardsley
Mrs. Beardsley
Ariel Cross
Sorority Alumnae Dinner at Baldwin Home
Beta Phi Alpha sorority alumnae held a dinner meeting Monday evening at Mrs. Bernice Hack Baldwin’s home at 936 Twentieth Street SE. Miss Violet Snyder assisted the hostess. A shower of kitchen gifts was given to Mrs. Lyle Buckton formerly Miss Wilma Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Bernice Hack Baldwin
Twentieth Street
Violet Snyder
Lyle Buckton
Wilma Greene
Jacobsen Seeks Bills for CCC Lieut and Spanish War Vet
Representative B M Jacobsen introduced two bills in Congress for Linn County. One would reimburse First Lieut Martin W Duffy for 301.96 stolen from a CCC camp safe near Mount Vernon. The other would qualify Dr Charles French of Cedar Rapids for a Spanish American War pension by dating his enlistment to June 28 1898 and discharge to Dec 5 1898. Dr French says the pension bureau claims service of 63 days, while 70 days are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
B. M. Jacobsen
Congress
Linn County
Martin W. Duffy
Civilian Conservation Corps
Charles French
Cedar Rapids
Duffy
CCC
Mount Vernon
War Department
House Claims Committee
French
Jacobsen
Pensions Committee
Iowa Volunteers Light Artillery
Military Affairs Committee
Banquet Honor for 1935 North English Football Squad
The Commercial club banquet honoring the 1935 North English football squad was held at the Christian church. Dorcas circle served. Dr L A Miller was toastmaster. On program were Charles Crowley Father P J Ryan Dick Crayne Forest Miller Dwight Hoover M B McCurdy. Letters presented by Coach Elsworth Miller. Billy Thomas and Glen Reed elected captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Christian Church
Dorcas
The
L. A. Miller
Charles Crowley
P. J. Ryan
Dick Crayne
Iowa City
Forest Miller
Dwight Hoover
Supt
M. B. McCurdy
Elsworth Miller
Billy Thomas
Glen Reed
Funeral services held for Iowa City resident 65
Funeral services for Mrs. Wesley J. Kubichek, 65, were held here Tuesday. A lifelong Iowa City resident she died at her home Sunday. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Charles Kritz of Cedar Rapids and grandson Vernon Kritz of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Wesley J. Kubichek
G-MEN OUTSHINE SCOTLAND YARD AT INTER-CITY BANQUET
J C Newman head of the FBI bureau of investigation in St Louis spoke to Rotarians from thirteen cities at the Hotel Roosevelt about federal methods. He contrasted U S crime coverage with Scotland Yard noting 5 500 000 fingerprints on file in Washington and 3 700 received daily. he traced Urschel kidnapping across Oklahoma Texas Missouri Minnesota and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Yard
Hotel Roosevelt
United States
J. C. Newman
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
St. Louis
Dillinger
Rhinelander
Wis
Waterloo
Anamosa
Dubuque
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Lisbon
West Liberty
Monticello
Oelwein
Marengo
Davenport
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Newman
Urschel
Oklahoma
Paradise
Tex
Missouri
Minneapolis
California
Metropolitan Police Department
London
England
Washington, D.C
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Fingerprint Network Aids National Crime Tracking
The system links 9,000 contributing agencies in 65 foreign countries. About 47 percent of Washington fingerprints match men with prior U S crime records. Each month over 400 fugitives are captured due to fingerprint study. A growing citizens section stores fingerprints of law abiding residents for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Newman
Reverend Campbell to Speak at Scottish Society Burn’s Dinner
Rev R J Campbell of Grace Episcopal Church will address the Cedar Rapids Scottish Society anniversary dinner at 6 30 pm Thursday in the Roosevelt hotel. He will describe day conditions in Scotland and Ireland and preside as toastmaster. The program features performances by Mrs William Wood Walt Workman Mrs Helen Menary and J M Dalziel with Mrs Otto Ambroz as accompanist. Reservations urged by Wednesday at 2 3018 or 22 8562.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
R. J. Campbell
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert Burns
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Father Campbell
Land of the Heather
William Wood
Walt Workman
Helen Menary
J. M. Dalziel
Otto Ambroz
Agnes Safely
John Buchan
Robert Leith
Fred Buchanan
Young candidate Dick Munden enters race for public safety
Dick Munden, 22, son of Dr and Mrs R E Munden, took out nomination papers Tuesday to run for superintendent of public safety, the first to oppose incumbent Dan Kruideni er. A Coe College graduate with military training, he serves as office assistant to his father. A C Doubenmier also filed Tuesday for commissioner of parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Dick’? Munden
R. E. Munden
Maple Drive
Superintendent of Public Safety
Dan Kruidenier
Munden
Coe College
Officers Reserve Corps
Linn County Reserve Officers Association
A. C. Doubenmier
Fourth Avenue SE
Waite Granted Freight Truck Certificate to Cedar Rapids to Toronto Route
The Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners certifies N. M. Waite of Oxford Junction to truck freight from Cedar Rapids to Toronto Massillon Big Rock and Dixon. The permit confirms daily service to these towns and ends doubts about current operations to Lost Nation. Waite had run tri weekly service to Onslow Wyoming Oxford Junction and Lost Nation and will now operate daily to all listed points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
Iowa
N. M. Waite
Oxford Junction
Cedar Rapids
Toronto
Massillon
Big Rock
Dixon
Lost Nation
Waite
Onslow
Wyoming
County Officials Praised for 1934 Error Reduction in Linn and Rapids
State Auditor C W Storms notes continued practice of minimal errors in Linn county and Rapids township offices during 1934. Report lists $222.60 due county, $72.06 due individuals, and $423.65 misposted. Examiners Nimrod J G Williams Merle Moore worked Sept 16 to Dec 6 and found no irregularities of office conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Rapids
C. W. Storms
Des Moines
Carl Nimrod
Nimrod
J. G. Williams
Merle Moore
Linn County
New Play Producing Group Forms in Cedar Rapids
The Playmakers, a Cedar Rapids group of 46 members, announced Tuesday as an offshoot of The Gay Nineties. Members from Grace church not required. parish house may host future performances. Casting begins soon for a play to debut before February 21. President Dick Stevens leads, with D W Schuyler as vice president, Mrs D W Schuyler as secretary, and John Schweitzer as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Grace Church
Dick Stevens
Second Avenue SE
D. W. Schuyler
John Schweitzer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.W.C.A. Board of Directors
Puce RC I A
Lalah Jae
Vernon Heights Club
Bobsled Party
Golden Eagle Scouts
Paramount
P.E.O
J. J. Gregorys
Mrs. Winslow
Mrs. Carey
W. J. Browns
CHI Omega Mothers
Grace Walpole Circle
Nolsewarming Party
T. O B. Club
Excelsis Club
Penelope
I. H. N. Circle
SIGMA
P. T. A. Meetings
DR. Nelson
Beta Phi
Pension Bureau
Alee Ace
Jack
Naomi Dobbel
Scottish Society
Dick Munden
Race For Public Safety
Parks
Doherty
Star Jewelry Co
2Nd St. BE
Chicago & North Western Railway
North Western
Ship and Travel Cmt
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