Helen Kacena Stark to Present Group in Voice Recital
Helen Kacena Stark will present a group of her voice students in a recital Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at her home studio 2016 Fourth Avenue SE. Catherine Timm and Ruth Hurt Miskimen provide soprano and piano accompaniment. The program features classical arias and songs by Grieg Handel Brahms Rubenstein and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kacena Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
Catherine Timm
Ruth Hurt
Miskimen
Anny Ah Blumber
Ware
Manning
Winifred
Patricia
Kelly Marilyn Schrimpér
Bolvele
Wes Joy
Grieg Grier Gaul
Joan Vesaler
Burlelg
Marianne Corey
Rubenstein Rose
del Reigo Elda Fibres Amarills
Balter
Charles Barbara Shonka
Mandel
Clokey
Johann Sl Heen
Grieg
Jeanne Cash
Brahms Niemand
Aria’ Depuis
Je Jour
Louise) Charpentier
Dinner Party Honors Mrs. G. H. Cornwell
A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. G. H. Cornwell at the Elks club drew guests including Mr. Cornwell. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boileau. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gossard. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Liebke. Mr. and Mrs. Jaerey J. ver. and others from Cedar Rapids and Missouri. The gathering, with twenty two places, honored her at 356 Garden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Cornwell
Garden Drive SE
Elks Club
Pitter
Cornwell
Mr. Cornwell
A. H. Boileau
A. C. Gossard
G. J. Liebke
Jaerey J. Ver
P. A. Stover
Gobs H. Fortune
R. I. Horton
Gertrude Myers
Francis Anton
Dinner Party Given by Mr and Mrs Stengner
Mr and Mrs Joseph W Stengner host at home Friday evening at 357 Garden Drive SE. Twelve guests will attend with a miniature circus centerpiece and bridge with circus motif place cards and tallies. Guests include Mr and Mrs O W Lawrence Mr and Mrs Walter O Schultz Mr and Mrs Harry Sherry Mr and Mrs L S Loudon and Mr and Mrs Tait Cummuns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Stengner
Garden Drive
Bridge
O W. Lawrence
Walter O. Schultz
Harry Sherry
L. S Loudon
Gray couple marks fortieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred Gray of 849 Third Avenue SE celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with an open house at their home Thursday evening. The event featured floral decor gifts and informal games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gray
Third Avenue SE
Gray
Luncheon Honors Cincinnati Guest at Mildenstein Home
Mrs Max Mildenstein hosted a Friday noon luncheon at the Helis club in tribute to Mrs Stanley Evans of Cincinnati. The event was at the Mildenstein residence 2226 Bever Avenue SE with covers for twelve and bridge to follow after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mildenstein
Bever Avenue
Helis Club
Stanley Evans
Cincinnati
C. F. Paulsen
Mildenstein
Sewing group lunch hosted by Mrs. Cutter at Ridgeway Drive
Eight members of a sewing club enjoyed a Friday luncheon at the home of Mrs. Harry O. Cutter located at 1927 Ridgeway Drive SE. The gathering featured light refreshments and friendly conversation in a neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Cutter
Ridgeway ‘Drive
Mrs E J Larimer Hosts Wednesday Card Club Luncheon
Mrs E J Larimer of 2036 Fifth Avenue SE entertained members of the Wednesday card club at her home on Friday. Covers were laid for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Larimer
Fifth ‘Avenue
Sulitanni Camp Fire elects officers at church meeting
The Sulitanni Camp Fire group met Thursday at First Presbyterian Church and elected Marian Taylor as president Patty Fortune as vice president Peggy McIlraith as secretary Helen Smith as treasurer Dolores Harley as scribe Lorraine Guy and Sheryl Zalesky to the telephone committee. A council meeting is set for Monday at 4 PM at the home of guardian Mrs Harrington Buck 2041 Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulitanni
Marian Taylor
Patty Fortune
Peggy McIitrath
Helen Smith
Deores Harley
Lorraine ‘Guy
Sheryl Zalesky
the Guardian
Harrington Buck
Avenue NE
Miss Low Honored At Fort Madison Luncheon
Miss Hortense Low of Fort Madison was the guest of honor at a luncheon and shower hosted by Mrs. Glenn B. McDonald and Mrs. H. C hurleson at the Elks club. The upcoming wedding to James G. Horan is set for February 4 in Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Low
Fort Madison
Howard A. Horan
Third Avenue SE
Glenn B. McDonald
B Avenue NE
H. Churleson
Twenty-first Street
Elks Club
Low
James G. Horan
Maxine Graham
Fred Diserens, Jr
G. J. Liebke
L. P. Boudreaux
A. J. Coburn, Jr
Helen Levsen
C W. Bloomhall
Barbara Bloomhall
Mozart Club Presents Afternoon Music Program
The Mozart club will present a Saturday program at 1 pm in the YWCA Auditorium. Miss Helen Mokress and James Victorine oversee the schedule featuring works by Bach Beethoven Haydn with performers Arlene Dvorak Virginia Flender Dorothy Cook Wilaura Skien Irene Gianedakis Anna Gianedakis Frances Kubovec Kathieer Sheryl Zilesky Marjorie Davis Dorothy Irene Mueller, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Helen Mokress
James Victorine
Bach Arlene Dvorak
Bach Virginia Flender
Beethoven Dorothy Cook
Gloria Mora
Beethoven Wilaura Skien
Air
Varie de Bertot
Irene Gianedakis
Anna Gianedakis
Kathieer
Sheryl Zilesky
Beethoven Marjorie Davis
Dorothy Irene Mueller
Birthday Luncheon Hosts Five Hundred Card Play
The Birthday Luncheon club met with Mrs Walter Noeller at 803 Center Point road NE Thursday Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs Carl Poole Muss Mildred Phillips Mrs Bert Phillips Mrs Marge Huston and Mrs Vera Weber Others present included Mesdames Llewellyn Stone Roy Stahl Eugene Phillips Jack Hoffman George Burch Ted Lodge Harry Preston Ollie Omar Bruce Donisthorpe Myrtle Shelton Frances Steckman Dorothy Miller Ellen Koepping and Muss Hazel Noeller The next meeting is Feb 9 with Mrs Harry Preston 853 Shaver road NE and will feature a miscellaneous shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Noeller
Center Point Road
Carl Poole
Muss Mildred Phillips
Bert Phillips
Marge Huston
Vera Weber
Maltese Cross Circle Elects Officers at Mrs Paulson Home
Members of Maltese Cross circle of the Kings Daughters met at 1323 Ellis boulevard NW Tuesday. Devotions were led by Mrs Ira Moore who read from the Silver Cross magazine. Officers elected include Mrs Moore president, Mrs William Elder vice president, Mrs Fred Lang secretary, Mrs Paulson treasurer, Mrs B Haynes and Dr Jennie Mc Cowen as representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltese Cross Circle of the
King’s Daughters
H. A. Paulson
Ellis Boulevard
Ira Moore
Silver Cross Magazine
Moore
William Elder
Fred Lang
Paulson
B. Haynes
Jennie McCowen
Aldebaran Court Installs New Officers In Ben Hur Life
Aldebaran court No. 12 of the Ben Hur Life association recently installed officers led by Chief Clarence Gitt and past chief Mary Parson. Other roles include judge W R Parson, teacher Margaret Melsh, captain Robert Ferguson, guide Sylvia Peet, inner doorkeeper Mitzi Gugenbuel, outer doorkeeper Nellie Vosburg, pianist Alice Lenway, keeper of tribute Loretta Shelton, scribe Sylvia Alt, drill master Marshall Brody, and a three year trustee George Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldebaran
Ben Hur Life Association
Clarence Gitt
Mary Parson
W. R. Parson
Margaret Melsh
Robert Ferguson
Sylvia Peet
Mitzi Gugenbuel
Nellie Vosburg
Alice Lenway
Loretta Shelton
Sylvia Alt
Marshall Brody
George Shelton
Joyce Sanborn Entertains For Ninth Birthday
Joyce Sanborn daughter of Clyde R. and Mrs Sanborn hosts a birthday dinner at Bishop's cafeteria for her ninth birthday. Guests at a long table with a wishing well and sweet peas join games before dinner at the Sanborn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Sanborn
Clyde R. Sanborn
Grande Avenue SE
Bishop's Cafeteria
Sanborn Home
Jocelyn Bickel
Mary Cuddy
Jo Ann van Slyke
Sue Smulekoff
Louise Blaul
Esther Armstrong
Charlotte Helming
Nature and Garden Department Meeting Observed in Cedar Rapids
In observance of Wilson day the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Nature and Garden Department hosted a guest day and tea at the club home. After the business session led by chairman Mrs Hugh Harrington Mrs G C Babcock introduced Mrs J L Rhea who spoke on Flowers and Shrubs that Have Been Introduced and Developed by Ernest Wilson. Mrs Stewart with Mrs Carl Heinen sang pieces from Jocelyn and Thurlow Lieurance. Mrs Robert Trubbock spoke on Horticultural Accomplishments with slides. Twenty five attended and tea was served by Mrs Donald McKinlay and other hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Hugh Harrington
G. C. Babcock
J. L. Rhea
Ernest Wilson
Stewart
Carl Heinen
Jocelyn
Goddard
Thurlow Lieurance
Robert Trubbock
Babcock
Donald McKinlay
L. L. Owen
Gilbert Thompson
Howard Nandell
Janice Bailey Appears in Mrs Kitchin Recital
Through an error the name of Janice Bailey was omitted from the list of participants in tonight's recital hosted by Mrs Flora MacKay Kitchin at her home studio 1723 Third Avenue SE. Bailey will perform Grieg Nocturne and Seeboeck Minuet d Antico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Bailey
Flora MacKay Kitchin
Third Avenue SE
Miss Bailey
Grieg
Seeboeck
Mrs Forrest Hines Honored At Surprise Dinner
Forrest Hines hosted a dinner at the Montrose hotel Thursday evening honoring his wife Mrs Hines on her birthday. Six guests attended the surprise party at 396 Twenty sixth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Hines
Twentysixth Street
Montrose Hotel
Mrs. Hines
Eluta Tami Camp Fire Hosts Wa po can dhe Group
The Eluta Tami Camp Fire group hosted Wa po can dhe members at Mrs. A J Anderson home on Wednesday. Mrs. Leo Myers gave an illustrated talk on Linen and Other Fabrics. Mrs. Anton Nilsson shared incidents from a 94 year old Cedar Rapids settler. attendees included Betty Myers Audrey Nilsson Mildred Krogh Elvaine Kriz Fern Bryant Elaine Anderson and guardians Mrs Anton Nilsson and Mrs F J Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Anderson
Leo Myers
Anton Nilsson
Cedar Rapids
Betty Myers
Audrey Nilsson
Mildred Krogh
Elvaine Kriz
Fern Bryant
Elaine Anderson
Guardian
F. J. Carlson
Sponsor
Audrey Anderson
Verna Krogh
Margaret Clark
Thelma Norland
Margaret Swope
Sarah May Messenger
Ruth Bokerney
Jane Herdlicka
Anderson
The
Sextettes Entertained at Coasting Party
Miss Betty Gorman hosted a coasting party Thursday night at 117 Ninth Street NW for six young women including Dorothy Hanson Bernice Usher Anita Quaid Patricia Calahan and Maxine Kinney in a social gathering described as entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gorman
Ninth Street NW
Dorothy Hanson
Bernice Usher
Anita Quaid
Patricia Calahan
Maxine Kinney
Mrs. A. F. Sander Hosts Sewing Club Luncheon
Mrs. A. F. Sander hosted a luncheon at 2020 Washington Avenue SE with eight sewing club members present on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Sander
Washington Avenue SE
P T A Hear Dr Oberman On Speech Education
Dr C E Oberman head of Iowa speech clinic addressed 75 members and guests of Roosevelt P T A on speech defects causes and remedies calling speech the most complete advertisement of personality. The program included junior high orchestra numbers, a Grate Meloney class song, a quartet, and chorus performances. Officer duties were set, dues for Scout troop 13 and Jane Boyd Memorial fund approved, charity fund meal tickets allocated, and the next meeting announced for Feb 23 with fathers in charge. A social hour followed with eighth grade girls serving refreshments under Miss Julia Tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Oberman
University of Iowa
Roosevelt P. T. A
Dr. Oberman
William Vesely
Grate Meloney
Kenneth Marsh
Lawrence England
James Black
Robert Bednasek
Fred Bissell
Jacob Gerber
Roy
Jane Boyd
Julia Tow
Direct Community Survey Course For Junior League
Miss Helen Eastman of the welfare department of the Association of the Junior Leagues of America will arrive Monday to conduct a community survey course for Cedar City Junior League members. The league emphasizes child health with 110 of 183 projects serving children and offers nutrition guidance to prevent malnutrition through clinics classes and physician advice at the Montrose hotel Monday through Saturday. Provisional members must attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen‘Eastman
Association of ‘the
Junior Leagues of America
Junior League of Cedar
Miss Eastman
Bernice Hopper
Inter-Ocean Dinner Party Set At Cedar Rapids Club
Officers and employes of Inter-Ocean Reinsurance will attend a Friday dinner at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Tables for ten will be decorated with spring flowers and tapers. An orchestra will play in the ballroom from 8 to 12 after dinner. Intermission features a roller skating act by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones. Special guests include Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Cutler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Richard Jones
Dexter
Harry O. Cutler
Glenn O. Fletcher
Scott McIntyre
Richard Nerd
Eugene Macy
C. Ward Macy
H. R. Taylor
John T. Hamilton II
Nechville Anniversary Surprise Party Honors Local Couple
Mr and Mrs J C Nechville were surprised at a 40th wedding anniversary party at their Mount Vernon Avenue SE home Tuesday. Guests included numerous neighbors and relatives with prizes awarded to several attendees and a gift speech by Mrs Frank Barta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Nechville
Mount Vernon Avenue
Lewis Varroch
Glen Wixom
Joseph Coufal
Frank Ross
Mary Nechville
Joseph Trestnar
Frank_ Barta
Vavroch
Wencel Nechville
Charles J. Koss
William Dvorak
Frank Koss
Lew Petrak
Frank Barta
Frank Zahradnik
Varley Camp Installations Highlight Valley Lodge Meeting
Valley camp No 2136 R N A held a public installation Wednesday with Mrs Iva Geist as installing officer and a full slate of officers installed led by Lettie Rosenberger Clara Engel Florence Vogel and others. Gifts presented to retiring oracle Ellen Werner and to installing officers as visiting lodges provided parks. A program and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.N.A
Iva Geist
Bessie McLarnan
Minnie Nurss
Pastoracle
Lettie Rosenberger
Oracle
Clara Engel
Florence Vogel
J. A. Worden
Lara Woolwine
Ellen Stevens
Bertha Wright
Nell Sexton
Ellen Werner
Nina Chinka Camp Fire group meeting notes and events
Members met Thursday at Polk school and appointed a program committee including Mary Ellen Rogers Helen Nichols Ruby Buckheister and Trance Clark. On Monday the showgirls held a skating party at the Arthur School rink and a Valentine party was planned at Dorothy Roupe’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina ‘Chinka
Polk School
Mary' Ellen Rogers
Helén Nichols
Ruby Buckheister
tranice_Clark
Arthur’School
Dorothy Roupe
Van Vechten Guild Holds February Luncheon Meeting
The Van Vechten Guild of Peoples Church met Tuesday for a luncheon at the church with nine members present. President Mrs. George Dennis led the business session, appointing Mrs. A B Steele as Valentine benefit bridge chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
Iteen
Donald Lackey
E. A. Hazelton
Mise Thomas JB
Suchomel
George’ Dennis
A, B. Steele
City Wide Girl Reserve Club Planned For All City
Seventh grade Girl Reserves from across the city will meet at the Y W C A Saturday mornings at 11 for an all city club. Miss Grace Gordon leads with advisers Miss Jean Miller and Miss Mary Frances Batten. Franklin club continues Thursday afternoons. Wilson Roosevelt and McKinley girls join, with out of town girls urged to attend. Activities include table tennis, tap, ballroom dancing. no fee for members. Starts Saturday January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Miller
Mary Frances Batten
Grace Gordon
Franklin
Wilson
Roosevelt
McKinley
Miss Hemmer Honored By St James Choir
Members of the St James Methodist choir surprised Miss Ruth Hemmer after practice for her fifteenth birthday. The recreation room held games and a handkerchief shower while a lunch with a birthday cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Rosary Society Dance At St Patrick’s Church Hall
One hundred fifty couples attended a Rosary society dance at St Patrick’s church school auditorium with a local orchestra providing music. Members plan a masquerade party to be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit No. 1
The
Rosary Society of St. Patrick's Church
Beta Sigma Phi plans dinner and talk at Montrose Hotel
Miss Vera Fifield, president of Beta Sigma Phi Sigma chapter, led a business meeting in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Plans were made for a formal dinner party set for Wednesday Feb 1 at 7 p.m. at the Montrose with Miss Eileen Koehler speaking on Home Building and Planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Fifield
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Montrose
Eileen Koehler
Miss Horner Talks Etiquette To Ninth Grade Girl Reserves
Miss Ruth Horner dean of girls at Franklin school addressed the ninth grade Girl Reserves on etiquette at their first meeting of the semester Thursday afternoon. Jean Easterday serves as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Horner
Franklin ‘School
Jean Easterday
Franklin Girl Reserves Hold Special Meeting
The Franklin seventh grade Girl Reserves hosted a 75 girl gathering in the Martha Washington room on Thursday afternoon. Patty Ann Dudek served as president and welcomed attendees while Betty Allen read a poem The Blue Triangle Way. Mrs. Bertram Byers read The King With the Terrible Temper story with student dramatic effects. Marjorie Lodge and Evelyn Cooper led games and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Martha Washington
Patty Ann Dudek
Betty Allen
Bertram Byers
Marjorie Lodge
Evelyn Cooper
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Luncheon Names Late Member
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers club met at Mrs. Mateer’s home 823 Seventeenth Street SE for a luncheon. Speakers remembered charter member Mrs. J F Tufts who recently died. Next meeting set for Feb 23 at Mrs. Perry Jayne’s 2201 Mount Vernon Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
Robert Mateer
Seventeenth Street SE
Hugh Reid
E. K. Easton
Oscar Kemp
Dora Severin
Irwin Willson
J. S. Arendts
J. F. Tufts
Perry Jayne
Mount Vernon Avenue
Sinois Central seeks suspension before new ICC proposal
The Sinois Central filed with the commerce commission on December 30 to block a proposal from taking effect February 1. The request asks the ICC to suspend the proposal to allow a hearing. Action on the suspension may come early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinois Central
The
Commerce Commission
ICC
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Carl L. Ditch of Toddville has been confined to St Luke's hospital for ten days for treatment of a leg ailment. The Shueyville United Brethren church Sunday worship is at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 30 and Senior Christian Endeavor at 5 30 p m. In superior court a Harper and McIntire company suit seeks 1310 11 and interest from Oct 29 1938 from Cato C Griesy Inc Belmond on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Ditch
Toddville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Senior Christian Endeavor
Superior Court
Harper and Mclntire Company
Cato C. Griesy, Inc
Belmond
Bridal Breakfast Honors Miller Wedding in Coggon
Mrs. Robert A. Youngblood hosted a bridal party breakfast Friday for Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Miller, wed Thursday evening in Coggon. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Horace G. Rinard of Marion and Beryl H. Yerkes, the bride’s uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Youngblood
Meadowbrook ‘Drive
Laurence Miller
Coggon
Horace G. Rinard
Marion and
Beryl
H. Yerkes
Gas pump permit refused by city council
W. L. Landly of 515 First Avenue W was denied permission to install a gasoline pump in the parking area amid traffic concerns. Sunday services are listed at Green's Grove church with Rev. Homer McKinley preaching at 8 p.m. A $5.92 transfer from waterworks to public improvements funds for sidewalk repair at A Avenue and Fifth Street NE was approved after a terse explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Landly
First Avenue
Green's Grove
Homer McKinley
Carl Holsinger
Toddville
Waterworks
Public Improvements
Fifth Street
Dave Williams
Teen-Ettes Skating Party Hosted by Miss Bernice Pfiff ner
The Teen-Ettes gathered Thursday evening for a skating party hosted by Miss Bernice Pfiffner of 317 Thirteenth Street NW. After skating, refreshments were served. Attendees included Rita Powers Mary Jane Klassen Irene Phelps Rita Spaight Marilyn Cusack Betty Klimes and Jane Dorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Pfiffner
Thirteenth Street NW
Rita Powers
Mary Jane Klassen
Irene Phelps
Rita Spaight
Marilyn Cusack
Betty Klimes
Jane Dorman
Merry Teens Meet At Carpenters Home Potluck
The Merry Teens gathered Thursday at Mary Lou Carpenters home for a potluck supper. Afterward the group attended the theater with Betty Kutchera Frances Burns Glennys Hofford Mary Louise O Connor and Margaret Johnston present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Mary Lou Carpenter
Betty Kutchera
Frances Burns
Glennys Hofford
Mary Louise O'Connor
Margaret Johnston
Dubuque Attacks Rate Cut On Stock Shipments
The Dubuque Packing company and the Dubuque Traffic association oppose an Illinois Central proposal to cut freight by three cents per hundred pounds for livestock shipments within ten miles of Dubuque. They argue the rate would mainly aid livestock packers in other cities competing with Dubuque Packing. The original plan was to lower freight charges for farmers shipping livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dubuque Packing Company
Dubuque Traffic Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Central Railroad
Dubuque
Farewell Dinner Honors G T Everett at Newman's Basement Store
G T Everett, head of the basement store at Newman's for eight years, was honored at a farewell dinner held by basement store employees at the Commonwealth Tea Room. Mrs Everett shared in the courtesy. Charles E Taylor, formerly with the May Company department store in Denver, has succeeded Everett as buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Everett
Newman’s
Commonwealth Tea Room
Everett
Charles E. Taylor
May Company
Denver
Mr. Everett
Five Enlist In Navy From Cedar Rapids Area
Navy recruiter E. E. Moon reports five local men enlist in the U S Navy. The group includes Dean E. Kirkpatrick and four others from Cedar Rapids and nearby communities, announced Thursday from the federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Moon
Federal
Dean E. Kirkpatrick
Recruits Listed After Three Months Training at Great Lakes
The passage names several recruits including sons of Dena Marie Kirkpatrick of Willis & Wilde, Liam F. Wilde of Keystone, Rich a H Lemert of Vinton, James U Herring of Iowa City, and Harold E Innis of Grinwell. After three months training at Great Lakes Illinois, they will be assigned to fleet duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena Marie Kirkpatrick
Fourth Avenue SE
Willis &. Wilde
Wilesliam F. Wilde
Keystone
Richa H. Lemert
Dick Lemert
Vinton
Ines H. Herring
Iowa City
Harold E. Innis
Great Lakes
Ill
City Skating Rinks Open Across Three Sites
Nevin Nichols recreation superintendent said all three city rinks at Arthur Roosevelt and Hayes schools are open to skaters and will remain so until weather ruins the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Nichols
Arthur, Roosevelt
Hayes
Awards In Cub Pack 24 At Garfield School
Cub Pack 24 met Wednesday at Garfield school. Den 4 won the attendance award and the award card went to dens 8 and 4. Badges were awarded to several bears lions and arrows listed among den members. Leonard Teeters was admitted to dea 5 as a new cub. Mrs. Teeters and Mrs. Krebs became new den mothers. James Cobolka den 3 and Dewey Willis and Donald Stewart den 6 graduated into Scout troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Den 4
Den 8
Bear
Bobby Price
Jackie Burnswolf
Raymond Kauzlarik
Howard Park
Bobby Ford
Gary Thompson
Lion
Jimmy Hamiston
Forrest Spencer
Jimmy Kauzlarik
Raymond Langridge
John Swanson
Gold Arrows
Bobby Janssen
Jimmy Reding
Bobby Nelson
Silver Arrows
George Dostal
Tommy Riley
Paul Lagerquist
Leonard Teeters
Dea 5
Teeters
Krebs
James Cobolka
Den 3
Dewey Willis
Donald Stewart
Den 6
Scout
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Joseph Stenners
Ifred Grays
Mrs. Mildenstein
Evans
Imrs
Cutler
Mrs. Larimer
Sulitanni Camp
Pipie
Milwaukee
Hladey’s Grocery & Market
4Th Ave
Dial
Miss Low
Beethoven
Parides
Frances Kubovec
Haydn
Aldebaran Court
Mrs. Kitchin
Eluta Tami Camp
Mrs. Sander
P.T.A. Meetings
Helen Eastman
Inter-Ocean
J. C. Nechvilles
Varley Camp
Nina Chinka
Miss Hemmer
Rosary Society
Miss Horner
Franklin Girl
A. G. D. Mothers Club
Helen
Laurence Millers
Richard
Richards
College Pharmacy
Ae L
Red Crown
Tommy
RED Crown Recreation
Johnson Avenue
Second Street
Ul &Y
FS Mitvaesky & CO
Waterloo
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