Happiness Ahead Play Staged By Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
A play titled Happiness Ahead will be presented by the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department at the general meeting Monday at 2:30 in the Crystal room of the Montrose Hotel. Cast includes Mrs Wayne Basler Mrs Griffin F Clark and Nevin Nichols with stage setting by Mrs Robert Campbell. Morning song by Miss Esther Hronk opens the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Department
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Crystal Room
Montrose
Aulden Griffin
Wayne Basler
Griffin
F Clark
Nevin Nichols
Robert Camppie
L. A. Talbon
Esther Hronk
Oley Spesks
Coast Rapids French class to meet Tuesday evening
In the section of the YOWC new term frosh will resume with a focus on money matters and campus activities. The meeting covers freshmen orientation and related submissions.
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Wil Orresett
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority Names Members to National Posts
Three Cedar Rapids women from the Coe College chapter of Sen Phi Alpha receive national appointments. Miss Low Humy becomes chairman of the national extension committee. Miss Snyder is national program chairman. Miss Menary named advisor to the board of supervisors. Miss Williams named national presiding chairman. All are Coe graduates.
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Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Asgies Weenen
Judith Jane Williams
Boome Si Alomase
Coe College
Sen Phi Alpha Sora
Xirs Rs
Loews Humy
Manonal Extension
Alpha Then
Sammy Deskhister
Seva Phi Alpha
Rivers by Cence Bail Refers to Pythian Tribunal
Unclear OCR fragment notes a phrase Rivers by Cence and mentions a 33 Pythian bail. No identifiable people places or events can be confirmed from the readable text.
Grand Army of the Republic Ladies Meet in Nemomal Week
General Grenvile Dodge Cri Na SS invites veterans of the Grand Army to attend a Nemomal week event. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic are urged to join the gathering.
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Grenvile Dodge
Grand Army of the
Canton rare Na 10 O. F. wil mest Monday a
A fragmentary notice from Canton references a meeting at a large hall on Monday with Sam on Mate and mentions multiple others. Details are unreadable but indicate a community gathering.
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Samon Mate
Thare
Mmstalistin Cf
Fragmentary notice of local events at Fortes and McKinsey home
Reading is difficult, but the fragment mentions Mrs Deosld McKinisy at Nos 2 ieee 1812 and Jerone Lewis associated with Fortes. It references a Wesnestar event and a meeting at Se Bors. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Deosld McKinisy
Jarome Lewis
Dodge and Maccabees Gather for Tuesday Meetings
General Grenville Dodge lodge plans Tuesday logpm meeting at the Memorial building Linn tent No. 38 Ioway five No. 111 The Maccabees meet Tuesday 730 pm at Prtran hall followed by an internal event for members. The Maccabees will be guests of the Knights of Pythias Thursday for an illustrated lecture by Robert Bickel titled One Thousand Miles of Eastern Iowa.
Hairdressers Ball at Montrose February 1
The Ceiss Rauids unit of N. 5 C. A. sponsors a dance in the Ceysozi room of the Montrose hotel. Evening decorations in the ballroom will follow the velenuce moult. Refreshments will be served.
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Ceiss Rauids Unit
Montrose Aoiel
Engagement of Angela Elizabeth Pertlices to Harold J Shold
Ms and Mrs Charles Pertlices of Solon announce the engagement and approaching marriage of daughter Angela Elizabeth to Harold J Shold son of Mr and Mrs Herman Shold of Rockford Illinois The wedding is set for February fifth.
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Charles Pertlices
Solon
Mark
Dsushter
Angela Elismbeth
Harold J. Shold
Herman Shold
Rockford
Sing sisters Louise Leibert circle meets Tuesday for luncheon
The Louise Leibert circle of the Sing's Daughters will meet Tuesday at 1 pm for luncheon and a business session at the home of Mrs. A. N. Hamiston located at 400 Nineteenth Street NE.
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Louise Leibert
Sing’s Daughters
Tueseey
A. N. Hamiston
Nineteenth Street
P. E. O. Meeting With Mrs Loepp At 4 P M Monday
Coapter GM of the P. E. O. will meet with Mrs. A. C. Loepp at 4 p m Monday at iSil Fourth avenue SE Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Everett Pratt Miss Css Rotinssn and Mr HG Rots will be in charge of the
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Coapter GM
A. C. Loepp
Fourth Avenue SE
Everett Pratt
Css Rotinssn
HG Rots
Local Resident Joins Court Records After Vehicle Spend
Joseph Zareskerje appears in local records with Totello Ware SD following multiple car dealings involving Mr and Woes. Joseph Svec of 1301 First Street SW appears alongside other relatives in the matter.
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Joseph Zareskerje
Reception Given By Coe Music Faculty at Voorhees Quadrangle
Arthur C. Deamer superintendent spoke on the place of music in the schools during a musicale and reception hosted by Coe College music faculty in Voorhees Quadrangle Saturday. Parents and preparatory students attended as young pupils performed nisna and violin solos and a cornetto trio featured among the program.
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Arthur C. Deamer
Coe
Bridge and club events fill Tuesday to Thursday in Vinton
The Vinton Teachers club hosted a 2 party Tuesday evening at Mrs. A. B. Hark’s home with twenty five in attendance, Brid ge was played and Mildred Chaplin won the high score prize while Esther Crawford took second. Entertainment committee included Misses Marian Satterfield Ann Schott and Melvene Orsheim. Twelve members attended a luncheon Wednesday at Ward tea room and played cards at the hostess’s home. The Minor Chord club met Friday at Mrs. W. S. Boyd’s home. Eight members of a women’s bridge club played cards Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Fay W. Hite’s home with Mrs. Clarence Burkhart assisting. Twelve members of the Wednesday bridge club enjoyed a Khunch eon at Mrs. F. J. Wratislaw’s home and played cards in the afternoon. One hundred fifty attended a church night supper Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church with a program including Dr. T. L. Chadbourne, Grace Miller, Warde Drennen, Reeve Medkevitt, and a playlet No Wedding Sells by Marian Rowe Betty Carrier and Gerald Siegel. Rev. and Mrs. William Caldwell were presented a gift by John W. Tobin for the congregation. Esther circle members attended a dinner and program Monday evening in church parlors. The committee included Mesdames H. S. Stouble Jack Robison Fay Hite George Scott Jack Lynch and Misses Drakeim Satterfield.
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Teachers Club
A. B. Hark
Auiss Mildred Chaplin
Esther Crawford
Marian Satterfield
Ann Schott
Melvene Orsheim
Ward Tea Room
F. G. Hall
Minor Chord
W. S. Boyd
Ars
Fay W. Hite
Clarence Burkhart
Khuncheon
F. J. Wratislaw
Local Social Roundup At Brooklyn Hotels And Clubs
Brooklyn social events list bridge and luncheon gatherings at Hotel Brooklyn and County club venues. Guests include Mrs. D. E. Flood Mrs. Earley Burch Mrs. J. A. Barnes and families and club members from Des Moines Chariton and nearby areas with notable hosts Dr. and Mrs. C D Busby Miss Clinton Fowler Jr and J A Barnes hosting events.
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JT. R. AeGeorgs
Noble Grand Circle
Gs. Margsre
Swanson
Miszie Lang
Bresford
L HE. Carleton
Cerleterns Sisser
Dorothy Berger
Des Nomes Otter
Tre Ficsener
DeWitt Club Notices and Community Meetings
Ailments and events from DeWitt include Ethe Bente and Lil hen 5S Coristeesen leading the Acie Nerell Lee chapter. The Methodist class program and warm folk singing titled Tee Hinges Eegheer were presented. Freman club discussed Smash isles with leader Were Isetel Traver. Edrth Martin led the Women’s club meeting at Mrs Alberta Hoss home. Hazel Semnte read on Notorial Affairs and fifteenth anniversary observances marked by charter members.
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Nerell Lee
Freman
Isetel Traver
Vesd Br
Emma Freane
Leura Pascal Wes
Edrth Martin
Wermen
Heme
Mos
Alberta Hoss
Hazel Semnte
Virws Bere
Ralph Nanneberg
Deveren Warren ‘Hosesses
G. M. Smith
Nora McKinnon and Andrew Petersen Installed At Cedar OES
Mrs Nora McKinnon worthy matron and Andrew Petersen worthy patron will be installed at Cedar chapter No 184 OES Tuesday at 8 pm in the Masonic hall A dinner precedes at 6 36 Mrs Edna Duncan past grand matron of Iowa installs with Miss Ernestine Mineck assisting Retiring officers are Mrs Bernice Diserens and Ed Monilaw
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Nora McKinnon
Andrew Petersen
Cedar
Masonic Hall
Edna Duncan
Iowa
Ernestine Mineck
Bernice Diserens
Ed Monilaw
Local social calendar highlights from Manchester this week
Mrs Forrest K Jones hosted the L A L club at her home on Thursday. A group of youths gathered Wednesday at Mr and Mrs Leonard Barr’s home for Progressive five hundred with Melvin Hansel winning high score and traveling prizes. Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Hobart Evans entertained guests to honor Mr and Mrs W O Graf of Los Angeles formerly of Manchester. Graf is a former Lutheran pastor now practicing law in Los Angeles.
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Forrest K. Jones
L. A. L. Club
Leonard Barr
Melvin Hansel
Hobart Evans
W. O. Graf
Los Angeles
Calif
Graf
Lutheran Church
Dale Smith
Charles Darey
Glen-Charles
Smith
Annette Work
James J. Burbridge
T. D. May
Everett Robinson
Floyd A. Hickman
M. J. Yoran
Jay Hatfield
Crescent Rebekah Lodge
Birthday surprised North English resident and bridge scores
North English Mrs. Nettie Roller celebrated a Tuesday birthday with neighbors and friends. Mrs. Miller hosted gatherings on her birthday at her home with high and low bridge scores and traveling prizes awarded. The local schools faculty were entertained by Miss Marguerite Fancher and Miss Gladys Collins at Mrs. Roy Evans's home. Leona Andes and Vern Johnston wed January 18 in Oskaloosa with Elma Johnston and Raymond Morrison in attendance.
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Nettie Roller
T. A. Miller
Miller
C. E. van Yxe
Bridge
A. C. Schoenthaler
Marguerite Fancher
Gladys Collins
Roy Evans
Lucile Hanley
Melvin McCurdy
McCurdy
Leona Andes
Airs
Charles Andes
Vern Johnston
Roy Johnston
Oskaloosa
Elma Johnston
Raymond Morrison
Founders' Gay hosts and local club happenings
Marengo Carapier AU observes Founders' Gay meeting at Sirs W R Hatter home with Mrs G A Els assisting and Mrs Evelyn Huber leading a candlelight memories service. Patrician club hosts and bridge prizes noted among Teachers' club gatherings and other social clubs with multiple members named.
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Paul Evens
H.W. Swin
Margaret Fitch
Helen Patterson
Mies
J. E. Franey
Mirs
Peime
Frank R. Smith
Wedzresder
Bera Dea Chub
Edith Segear Toescar
Patter son Home Hosts Club Guests and Pythian Installation
Guests of Mrs. J. C. Patter son at her home Tuesday included Mrs. F. Paul Harned and Mrs. L. E. Paine. The Phemcess club was entertained by Mrs. R. G. Mead with luncheon at the South Side cafe and a bridge game. Mrs. Jessie Rieck of Blairstown was installed as most excellent chief at the Pythian Sisters meeting with installing officer Mrs. C. B. Misel, grand manager, and grand senior Mrs. Elsie Brauch, present alongside Lloyd Attig.
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J. C. Patterson
F. Paul Harned
L. E. Paine
Phemcess Club
R. G. Mead
South Side
Jessie Rieck
Blairstown
Pythian Sisters
C. B. Misel
Lloyd Attig
Elsie Brauch
Atalissa R N A installs officers and church groups meet
Atalissa R N A held its regular meeting Tuesday installing officers led by Oracle Mabel Lindle and other officers. The Ladies Aid of the Christian church met with Mrs. Charles Staley for an all day session with a pot luck dinner. The Cheerful Workers club gathered at the R N A hall Tuesday for a polluck dinner.
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Atalissa Order of the R. N. A
Oracle
Mabel Lindle
Blanche Hines
Maretta Stiles
Leota Staley
Maude Negus
Areta Schmidt
Fern Staley
Henrietta Schmidt
Pearl Chapman
Dorothea Markham
Lillian Schmidt
Velva McCracken
Gladys Chapman
Geraldine White
Hazel Cooney
Gladys King
Vinnie Conklin
Rowena Barkalow
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Charles Staley
Cheerful Workers Club
R. N. A. Hall
Calmar Club Meets With Mrs Yager Luncheon Talk
Calmar The Story club met with Mrs. Eldie Yager Monday evening. Esther Weselmann program chairman read a paper on Orientals in Our Country. Mesdames Brookner Stevern and Stulli entertained the Lutheran Ladies Aid Wednesday. Pauline Peikert celebrated her ninety seventh birthday Saturday at Rev A S Peikert’s home. A family dinner followed. C G Anderson and Ruth Rickert entertained local teachers and friends at cards Saturday at the former’s home.
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Story Club
Eldie Yager
Esther Weselmann
Joseph Brookner
S. Stevern
Gunder Stulli
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Pauline Peikert
A. S. Peikert
C. G. Anderson
Ruth Rickert
Coe Students To Give Dance Friday
Coe students plan an all college dance at Danceland Friday from 8 to 11 pm to celebrate semester exams. A king and queen will be elected from students tied to suspected handshaking activities. Faculty guests include Prof. John M. Henry and several professors and deans.
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Coe
Danceland
Virginia Drake
Mary Gage
Matthew Stewart
John M. Henry
Myron L. Koenig
Paul S. Ray
J. Frothers
Mary Bell
Local Club Elections and Social Events Report
Washington news notes Hattie McConnell elected Nurses alumni society president with Glen Watson as vice president and Maxine Welliver as secretary treasurer. Fortnightly club staged The Two Gifts with cast including Mrs. Clyde Hillhouse and Gladys Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. C A Ruebsam marked 25th wedding anniversary for twenty guests. Mrs. Earl Steele and Mrs. Lloyd Martin hosted a bridal shower for Mrs. William Lewis. Miss Marjorie Wanercus and Monte Beauchamp wed January 13 in Galesburg led by Rev Lytle. couple to live in Washington. Isabelle Davis hosted Fortnightly drama night with Owl and The Two Young Men. Mrs. Paul Weldin participated. Mrs. S F Wenger of Crawfordsville reviewed The Old Maid.
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Hattie McConnell
Nurses Alumni Society
Glen Watson
Maxine Welliver
Clyde Hillhouse
Victor Westphal
Gladys Edwards
Naomi Simpson
Elsie Glassburner
C. A. Ruebsam
Earl Steele
Lloyd Martin
William Lewis
Olive Coon
Marjorie Wanercus
Monte Beauchamp
Brighton
Galesburg
Lytle
Carl Alm
Washington
Isabelle Davis
Davis
Paul Weldin
S. F. Wenger
Crawfordsville
January PT meeting and social events in Oxford
The January meeting at the high school auditorium was led by E L Spratt. Mrs Carl Wagner hosted a dinner for Mr Wagner and sons Antone and Bobbie Rhiets birthdays. Various residents attended quilting and social gatherings, bridge prizes went to Mrs John Reynolds and Mrs L W Gifford, and the Federated church held an all day quilting session at the Methodist church parlors.
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P. T
E. L. Spratt
Carl Wagner
Wagner
Antone
Bobbie Rhiet
Mary Beecher
Susanna Flannery
Peter Brock
James Holland
Amy Beecuty
Frank Dolmage
Joyce
Mary Barnes
Sadye Somers
Shirley
Birthday Gatherings Bring Neighbors Together
Mrs Rachael Baird was surprised Thursday as neighbors helped celebrate her birthday. Marsh Swails had high score at five hundred, Mrs Roy Sorden entertained friends Tuesday at a comfort knotting. Mrs Thelma Hummel and sister Winona Clogged hosted an oyster supper Wednesday for Mrs William J Baird's birthday with an evening of bridge.
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Rachael Baird
Marsh Swails
Roy Sorden
Thelma Hummel
Winona
William J Baird
Bridge
Local Social Clubs Host Moments of Gathering
Whittier and Friday social rounds feature the East Linn club at Frank Root’s home with Hindall Martin Coppock Horak Carnahan Reed and Phoebe Root hosting a party for friends. Wednesday N. C. club entertained by Mrs. Ben Shell hammer with guests from California. Tuesday Garden club hosts Will Martin and members and guests.
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Frank Root
East Linn Club
Will Hindall
Will Martin
Harley Coppock
Fred Horak
Ern Carnahan
Gene Reed
Phoebe Root
Beulah Armstrong
Delilah Palmer
Liza Rasher
Florence Hoge
John Kluber
Virgil Horak
Junior Christian
Ben Shellhammer
N.C
Ed Bowedish
Lydia Hood
California
Garden Club
Local Social Roundup at Monona and Nearby Homes
The Sunday Evening Bridge club met with Dr and Mrs Robert Jasman. Mrs Esther Compton, a high school home economics teacher, was honored at a farewell party held by the faculty and wives. Mrs Elizabeth Killen celebrated by daughter Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jasman
Elizabeth Killen
Margaret
James Cunningham
Wendall Baskerville
Five Hundred Club
A H. Thiele
Bidmore Bridge Club
John Peters
Harold Gilbert
Frank Bethel
Esther Compton
P. H. English
Miss Compton
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Woman's Club
Art Department
Foua Feletme Light and Power Company
Louise Hathaway
Ida Qsakley
L. A. Howell
Henry Jeromes
Mocart Club
H. E Hendersom
C. R. Pope
Ben Ogden Natere
Clus
A. Sales
Coe Oolierre
Yellowstone Park
AM Cind
Inmitak
Heshth Education
Ssra Perk
Clubs
Cattercre
Momen of the Vows
Mart Moraay
Parlor City
St. Johr’s Gard
Ena Si Joabe
So&n
Sorecscel
Thoos- Ss
LCS
Sas
George S Devs
Post Avenue E
Ven Vertier Grid
Tresdar
Trt Methodist
Ung Teas
Obiss
Svase
Mar Lodee
Aou
Rebrkah
Tssna
Charles Javodskys
Art Bliss
Hs Asegas
Fini
Seers
Camus
Bern
Louis Krinx
Violet Larder
Nadine Menary
Grenville
Canton Rainbow
Postsi Gerks Ausiktrr
General Dodge Circle
Grenville Dodge
The
Bestens
Ward
P. T. A. Meetings
Boosevelt
Skool
Lim
Fc. Feult
Cs. Mmenweg
Ind
Stezlic
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Sete
Springville
Lemes
Es Chambers
Babey
Tishocer
Peesitez
ST. SE
Brooklyn
DeWitt
O.E.S
Manchester
Marengo
OSTA
Adtirens
Chamberlain LT
Atalissa
Calmar
Earlville
Mattie Marley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Stonecipher
Ida Hunt
Ruby Woeste
Mabel Keith
Lulu Hunt
Outlook Club
Laura Werkmeister
Emily Pilgrim
Henrietta
R. W. Burrow
Sydney Hunt
F. M. Clifton
Legion and Auxiliary
Helen Bonett
Glenn Ortberg
Columbia Hall
Oxford
Webster
Whittier
Monona
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