Pygmalion curtain early spurs cast to catch train
The Cedar Rapids company started Pygmalion five minutes before curtain to time arrivals for a train. Actress Chat terton considered redoing the first scene for latecomers, showing her dedication to audiences.
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Miss Chatterton
Andy Taloot
Iowa Theater
Chatterton
Radio Council Hears Dr. Harshbarger on Women in Radio
Dr H Clay Harshbarger of the University of Iowa speaks on women in radio at a Cedar Rapids Radio Council luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. He urges showmanship and professional production, cites large potential audiences across Iowa and beyond, and notes radio's democratic reach.
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Roosevelt Hotel
H. Clay Harshbarger
University of Iowa
Douglas Grant
WMT
Council
Iowa
Minnesota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
CBS Research Department
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Radio Council
R K. Stoddard
Griffin–Cutlets Wedding Ties Cedar Rapids and Las Vegas
Mr and Mrs Charles O Griffin announce the marriage of their daughter Rachael Louise to Stephen M Cutlets of Los Angeles. The ceremony occurred November 30 1940 at the Wee Kirk of the Heather in Las Vegas Nevada. The bride studied at Cedar Rapids Business College and worked in the Lindley office before moving to Los Angeles where she was employed by Edison prior to marriage. Mr Cutlets sells for Ford Motor Company. The couple reside at 836 South Harvard Street Los Angeles. The W C A plans second series of book review groups starting Monday at 730 pm in the association building with Mrs Fred A Winter reviewing Once There Was a Village.
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Cedar Rapids Society For the Hard of Hearing
Third Avenue
Charles O Griffith
Daniels Street
Rachael Louise
Stephen M. Cutlets
Los Angeles
Wee Kirk
Las Vegas
Nev
Cedar Rapids Business College
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Edison Com
Pany
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South
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Fred A. Winter
Katherine Dunlap
Textiles Discussed At Cedar Rapids College Club Meeting
Mrs Bernice Voshell Setzer outlined textile history and weaving methods for Cedar Rapids College club members at the home of Mrs Roy E Curray. She urged economical textiles and noted decorative use of inexpensive items. New members and committee appointments announced amid a report on local radio council work.
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Bernice Voshell Setzer
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids College Club
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Harold Nilsson
Cedar Rapids Radio Council
University of Kansas
H.S Nichol
Iowa State College
H. A Stewart
Monmouth College
Fred Woolrich
Coe College
AAU W Group Meetings Held This Week
The handcraft group meets Tuesday at 730 p.m. with Mrs J A Stolar at 1717 Cavenne NW. The creative writing group gathers Wednesday at 730 p.m. at 1838 Blake boulevard SE led by Miss Elsie Magnusson. Members to mail manuscripts and read others.
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J. A. Stolar
Cavenne NW
Frances Halpin
LeRoy D. Weld
Blake Boulevard
Elsie Magnusson
Renee
Miss Bresnahan Weds Sydney B Smith in Immaculate Conception rites
Miss Mary Patricia Bresnahan and Sydney B Smith married at the Immaculate Conception church parsonage with Rev. A L Zachar officiating. Relatives attended. reception followed at Harmony cafeteria. The couple reside at 1124 Center Point road NE and 1017 B avenue NW. both have Chicago and Denver ties and lived in Chicago and Denver.
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Nellie Bresnahan
Chicago
Mary Patricia
Sydney B Smith
Sydney G. Smith
Mount Vernon Road
Immaculate Conception
A. L. Zachar
Martha E. Smith
Richard S. Chapin
Harmony
J. E Smith
Miss Smith
St. Gabriel's School of Chicago
Chicago State Hospital
Mayflower Chapter Delegates to State and National Conventions
Mayflower chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a Friday luncheon at 2256 Bever avenue SE electing delegates to the state convention in Sioux City in March and to the national convention in Washington, D C in April. Officers and guests spoke of projects for the Red Cross Bundles for Britain and the toy library for Community House.
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Mayflower
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. W. Perkins
Bever Avenue
Sioux City
F WL. Diserens
Carl D. Thomas
John T. Hecker
George M. Newland
Clyde Liek
J.C. Milner
B. T. Perrine
Katherine Franken
Washington, D. C
Diserens
Lick
Thomas
Clark A. Beems
Harold Lockhart
Ruth Lee
R. Treichler
America
Beems
E. E Shenefelt
Red Cross
Britain
Franken
Community House
Hecker
W. G. MacMartin
Tama
Marilyn Safely Honored On Ninth Birthday Party
Mrs. Frederick A. Safely hosted a Thursday afternoon party at 518 Seventeenth Street NE honoring her daughter Marilyn Dorothy on her ninth birthday. Prizes went to Carol Delaney Barbara Murphy and Beverly McEnany amid a list of attendees in Washington DC and nearby.
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Frederick A. Safely
Seventeenth Street
Marilyn Dorothy
Carol Delaney
Barbara Murphy
Beverly McEnany
Shirley Mae Smith
Donna Damge
Shirlene Wright
Joanne Crawford
Barbara Kurtz
Barbara Wilcox
Mary Triesdal
Rita Curran
Patricia Hughes
Joan Powers
DeLores Scolaro
Joan DeMuth
Joyce Julas
Betty Winn
Mary Anne Safely
Meredith Safely
Dinner Party Marks Eightieth Birthday Of Mrs McEowen
In honor of Mrs Anna Holcomb McEowen who turned eighty on January 22 a dinner party was hosted at her home 1423 Sixth Street NW last Sunday. Attending were her children and grandchildren including Arnold Maeder Ed Archibald Patsy Edmond Archibald Springville Fred Holcomb Mike Butterfield and Laura Maeder among others.
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Anna Holcomb McEowen
Arnold Maeder
Sixth Street
Mike Butterfield
Laura Maeder
Woman's Club Departments Meet for Lectures and Sewing
The history and literature department holds a 215 pm Monday meeting with book reviews of How Green Was My Valley by Richard Llewellyn by Mrs Warren A Hansen and The American Presidency by Harold J. Laski reviewed by Miss Leota Swem. A Tuesday birthday luncheon for the American home department is planned at 1 pm at the clubhouse.
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My Valley
Richard Llewellyn
Warren A. Hansen
Harold J. Laski
Leota Swem
American Home Department
Lucy E. Simpson
Community Nutrition Service
Cedar Rapids Junior League
Aulden Griffin
Camp Fire Dinner Annual Meeting Tuesday at First Congregational
The Cedar Rapids Camp Fire girls host their annual meeting Tuesday evening at the First Congregational church with dinner at 6 30. President Mrs. Jay W. Hesser presides, introducing Miss Jane Garwood who speaks on her New York City executives conference trip. Movies and entertainment follow, officers for 1941 elected, reservations via Camp Fire office.
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Cedar Rapids
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