Mercycrest Players Stage Comedy Once in a Lifetime
Mercycrest Players present the comedy Once in a Lifetime in McKinley junior high auditorium on Wednesday evening. More than thirty Cedar Rapids youths perform with seasoned locals guiding an aspiring school of elocution led by Mae Daniels, Eileen Keith, and George Lewis. The production features familiar local faces and fresh talent in a period stage satire with light romance and theatrical flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercycrest Players
McKinley Junior Hugh Auditorium
Eoers
Hollywood
Cedar Rapids
Oices
Jerry Hyland
Gerald Mole
Mae Daniels
Eileen Keith
George Lewis
Dick Pettinger
Mae
Greorge Lewis
Susan Walker
Catherine Collins
Glogauer
Ray Palmadore
Jos
Lakamana Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Gable’s Home
The Lakamana club met at 722 Fourth Avenue SE the home of Mrs E B Gable. Attendees included Mrs J A McGowan Mrs Katherine Dunham Mrs J E DeFore Mrs Joseph Navratil Mrs Libbie Bizek Mass Elsie Jebouse Mrs L R Simon Mrs P E Wune Mrs R L Stoner and Mrs Cim burek. The next gathering will be at Mrs Stoner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakamana Club
E. B Gable
Fourth Avenue SE
J A McGowan
Katherine Dunham
J E. DeFore
Joseph Navratil
Libbie Bizek
Elsie Jebouse
L. R. Simon
P. E Wune
R. L. Stoner
Cimburek
Stoner
Miss Reynolds Returns Home After Wisconsin Visit
Miss Bernice Reynolds a physical education teacher at Stout Institute goes back to Menomonie Wisconsin tonight after visiting since Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs C T Reynolds of 1726 Park Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Reynolds
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Local Shower Honoring Mrs. Thomsen At Wyoming Gatherings
Wyoming social notes detail multiple gatherings near Wyoming including a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. William Thomsen guests from Anamosa and Olin, surprise double event for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nowachek, and various card prize winners. Neighborly clubs and church groups held dinners and meetings with prize winners named among local families.
Kalona Bridge Club Hosts Monday Meeting
Mrs T Vo Knerr and Mtia Mellinger led a Kalona bridge club gathering with several members including Mrs H WV She, Mrs G N F Pnestrom Vos, Shimon, Mrs Ceol Brave, Grady, Miss Hazel Deane, Swartzendruber and Mrs Amo Mevicer. Guests included Mrs Aduth We oe MD C G Tilden and others as Mr and Mrs Fr hosted the event and awarded prizes to Alva Kepier and Victor Mote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauehiner
T Vo Knerr
Tia Mellinger
Pnestrom
Shimon
Ceol Brave
Grady
Hazel Deane
Jor Swartzendruber
Amo
Swartzendruber
Aytyes
O L
Roge Serter
M. Fease
Alva Kepe Oats
Mis Victor Mote Hera
Alva Kepier
West Union Social Clubs Hold Meetings and Plays
West Union groups convened with bridge at the Klinkel home where H P Moen won high. Founders day program by Chapter DB P E O featured Mrs George Woodard. Tourist Club luncheon hosted by Mrs Walham Miles. actors presented The Calvins Visit Showdow. Presbyterian missionary society listed several participants among women readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Klinkel
H J Hansel
Klinkel
Bridge
H P Moen
F W Schneider
G M Berry
W L McGriff
Eva Shea
W J Graham
P E. O
George Woodard
John Rush
Walmah Miles
W H. Tisdale
H J Doscher
James Smale
Calvins
A. E. Beeck
Dorothy Warren Edna Sands
Evelyn Paulson
Bonnie Saltspiver
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
H H Buhmann
Florence Musser
J C Probert
Pixler
C C Sands
C H Wualhamson
Clyde Whitnes
Edith Pope
Oxford High Home Economics Club Entertains at Banquet
Oxford high school home economics group hosted a banquet Thursday under Miss Hazel Jones direction. School board members and wives attended, with Mrs W A Scott Mass chairing. Euchre games and socializing followed, and plans for a wedding were noted for Miss Jo fy ope McCabellan and Jere Sree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford High
Hazel Jones
Scott Mass Mareuer
Kermit Cran Mass
Anna Kevo
Elizabeth Shanahar
Philip Klenk
Joh GS Racer
M F Bakes
L Spratt
Wiam Simpkins
Fadware Quintin
S Peters
Coserove
Ero
Obeme
Wedresey
Jofy
McCabellan
Marrige
Jere
Maesore
Fever Reads club hosts reception at Urbana home
Mrs S Jo Marker was hostess to the Fever Reads club. Mrs D L Piper presided. After seven years residence near Cedar Rapids, the Markers have returned to their Urbana area farm. Mrs FOB Talvor, formerly of Vinton, moves to a farm three miles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisis Maderome Asa Tea Pathe Oscar Kef
Wright
Goa
Gaspratt
A. Bores
Jo Marker
L Piper
Jesse Matthews
Sears
Cedar Rapids
Urbana
Fob Talvor
Vinton
Missionary Union Holds Forty First Annual Session
The City Missionary Union held its forty first annual meeting at Second Christian church with Mrs. M L Grafton presiding. The day featured devotions, solos by Edith Blair and Mrs Drury, talks by Miss Lena Vogt and Miss Emma Amburn, and installation of new officers. The 1934 meeting will be at First Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Missionary Union
Second Christian Church
M. L. Grafton
Edna Barrett Jackson
A B. Everett
Wooden
Second Christian
A.G Burrows
Edith Blair
Coe College
W. Drury
Porto Rico
Drury
J J Gent
Lena Vogt
Emma Amburn
Burma
A. M Smith
Baptist African Church
E. F Austin
Calvary Baptist Church
English Lutheran
R. F
Quiet January wedding ties Barnhart and Agnew near Wheatland
Burdetta Barnhart and Ralph Agnew were wed at noon January 22 at the Barnhart home with Rev. George W. Bryant officiating. The couple, graduates of Wheatland High, plan to live with Burdetta’s parents and operate the Barnhart farm. Attendees included family from Wheatland and Toronto social circles, with pre nuptial showers held at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barnhart
Burdetta
Ralph Agnew
C E Agnew
Wheatland
George W. Bryant
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
C E. Agnew
Esther
Charles
Joanna
Winston Kellogg
Susie Curtis
Amelia Skinner
Rex George W. Bryant
Wheatland High School
Toronto
Research Club
Barnhart Farm
D Cc. Rogers
E. J. Rutenbeck
O. C. Pancratz
Bridge Club
Anamosa Welcomes New Womans Relief Corps President
Mrs Gertrude Chipman is installed as president of the Womans Relief Corps with Mrs Margaret Kauffman as installing officer. The retiring president is Mrs Jennie Powers. Other notes include club meetings with Mrs George Zeuch, initiation of Mrs E G Rawson and Mrs H C Keese berg, Mothers Study club host by Mrs Harry Heiser, and a D A R tea for benefit led by Mrs J W Ells aided by Mrs George Femnan, Mrs Edgar Beach, and Mrs V F Lammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Chipman
Womans Relief Corps
Margaret Kauffman
Jennie Powers
George Zeuch
E. G Rawson
H C Keeseberg
Harry Heiser
Mothers Study Club
T A Manuel
Ray Hutchinson
Methodist Home Missionary Society
C Ho Ireland
J W. Ells
George Femnan
Edgar Beach
V F Lammer
Calamus Club Activities Highlight Local Socials
Calamus Willing Workers Card club met with Mrs Hugo Greibe with prizes won by Benjamin Petersen Adolph Wieck Art Greve Lorine Weick Mable Caspersen and Mrs Art Greive They plan a three week meeting with Mr and Mrs Art Greie Our Gang club met with Audreys Henning prizes to Mr and Mrs George Greibe Ernestine Reynolds and Lowell Petersen Boys will entertain the girls in two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Milton Henning Sectional one act play contest won by Calamus Wheatland was second Welton and Grand Mound also competed OAOO club hostess Mrs Herbert Vetter prizes at five hundred gomne to Mrs John Fischer Mrs Emil Wulf Mrs Otto Greible and Mrs Will Wulf Next hostess Mrs Oliver Mohr Farmers Wives circle met at Mrs Ed Olsons quilting party hosted by Mrs Paul Heuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Card Club
Hugo Greibe
Benjamin Petersen
Adolph Wieck
Art Greve
Lorine Weick
Mable Caspersen
Art Greive
Art Greie
Our Gang Club
Audreys Henning
George Greibe
Ernestine Reynold
Lowell Petersen
Milton Henhing
Calamus Wheatland
Welton
Grand Mound
Herbert Vetter
OA OO Club
Jonn Fischer
Emil Wulf
Otto Greible
Will Wulf
Oliver Mohr
Farmers Wives Circle
Ed Olson
Paul Heuer
Onslow Mission Society Hosts Midweek Meeting and Plans Service
Onslow The Missionary Society was entertained Wednesday by Mrs Howard Willison with Mrs Harriet Lamey presiding and Mrs R W Chatterton directing the lesson. Plans were laid for the annual praise service late in February. Rebekah Lodge No 46 installed officers Thursday evening with Edna Smith as Noble Grand and a slate including Helen Hanna, Nettie Alberry, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
Howard Willison
Harriet Lamey
R. W Chatterton
Chorce
F L Provan
H W Koon
George Sears
Onslow Rebekah Lodge No 46
Noble
Edna Smith
Helen Hanna
Treasuer
Nettie Alberry
Ben Warren
Tally Buck
Metlie McCarts
Carrol Frazer
Frazer
Anamosa
Maquoketa Woman Elected Third Term Leader of GAR Circle
Grace Rosencrans of Maquoketa elected president of circle 105 Ladies of the GAR for a third consecutive term. An annual inspection is set for February 15 with Bertha Hunt of Des Moines visiting as department president. The circle honored Comrade Nathan CG Dive Jate of Monmouth, an honorary member, by doaping its charter at the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rosencrans
Maquoketa
GAR
Bertha Hunt
Des Moines
Nathan CG
Dive Jate
Monmouth
Monticello Marriage Report and Local Society News
Miss Mary Bender and Mervin Holscher wed Monday in Galena with home plans in Manchester where the groom works. Mrs. Leonard Iverson hosted the Working Band, with a refreshment committee including Mrs. Iverson and Mrs. B C Roberts. New officers were named for several societies and numerous bridge and social events were noted through town, including dinners, showers, birthday tributes, and a VFW auxiliary benefit card party with high scores recorded by Lloyd Clark and Mrs Henry Che.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bender
J. G. Bender
Mervin Holscher
A. R Holscher
Earlville
Galena
John Hoult
Raymond Smith
Nouzak
B. C Roberts
Clarence Matthiessen
Halstead Carpenter
Riess Stuhler
Ladies <Aid Society of
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Anna Mardorf
Will Schoon
Henry Adix
Alva Zimmerman
E. Stimson
Opal Porter
Stimson
Florence Noble
University of Illinois
Helen Pulver
John Perrine
George Wilkens
Arch Grimes
Stewart Stahler
Emil Rickless
Colin Thomas
Evelyn Eby
William Shaffer
Elwyn Patterson
Owen Sutherland
Esther Zimmerman
Helen Hoag
Mary Kane
Loretta McDonough
Ed Huibregtse
Lucile
Byron Abel
Delta
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F W
Lloyd Clark
Henry Che
Harry Maire
Louis Barrack
Harry Hoag
Washington area couples celebrate anniversaries and lodge activities
Mr and Mrs Walter S Brown marked their thirty-second wedding anniversary with an evening of dancing and cards north of Washington. A host of Rebekah Lodge committees were named including flower, finance, visiting, memorial staff, draping, and assistants to the financial secretary. Mrs C J Roberts led Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society with speaker Elat West Africa. Mr and Mrs William Ruebsam celebrated their forty-eighth anniversary with a family party. Founders Day observed by Riverside Chapter PEO with a luncheon and program. thirty attended the dinner led by Mr Templeman and Mrs Michels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Brown
Washington
Rebekah Lodge
Carl Hancher
Bernadine Busby
Floyd Murdock
C A Ruebsam
Ernie Norton
George Hotle
Fred D. Stewart
Visting
Hilma Larson
M D Lee
George Schneider
Ruebsam
Lee McAvoy
Fred Diller
John Davison
Oscar Jugenheimer
C S Lemmon
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
W. W Wilson
Nellie Wilson
Charles MceCleary
Elat West Africa
C J Roberts
B H van Meter
Harry Turner
Ivan Rehmel
Fred Neis- Wranger
Fred Moore
Harry McCall
J B Randall
White Cross
Ben Briley
William Ruebsam
Clyde Fishburn
Fred Mitchell
Claude T McCoy
Joe Quinn
Alice
Crawfordsville
Marjorie
Riverside
C W. Stewart
Jocal
Eva Denney
Frank Wilson
T A Michels
Rp, Davis
C Ro McCutchan
Margaret
Alice Stewart
Charles Thomas
J. H Peet
Robert Templeman
Pol. Etter
Templeman
Michels
Davis
McCutchan
Community Club Leaders Elected and Hostesses Named
Arlington Northe Meyers led the 4 H club at the Bates Muss home with new officers Maxine Richards president Ruth Leonhart vice president Doris Nus secretary treasurer and Helen Hoffmann reporter. Several local clubs met with hostesses including Mrs J M Welch Mrs LE Barnes Mrs Frank Catehell and Mrs CS Darrow. The American Legion auxiliary held a benefit card party at WF Anderson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northe Meyers
C Bates Muss
Dora Meissier
Maxine Richards
Ruth Leonhart
Doris Nus
Helen Hoffman
J M Welch
LE Barnes
Frank Catehell
CS. Darrow
American
Worthy Adviser of Rainbow Order Installed in Cedar Rapids
Miss Marion Hepner was installed as Worthy Adviser of the Order of Rainbow for Girls Cedar Rapids Assembly No 11 in elaborate ceremonies at the Masonic Hall. She succeeds Miss Annie Laura Davidson of Marion in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hepner
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Cedar Rapids Assembly No. 11
Masonic Hall
Annie Laura Davidson
Marion
Riverside Whist and social clubs host gatherings and prizes
A flurry of Monday to Wednesday social events includes Riverside Whist Club, Delta Delta club, and Five Hundred. prizes awarded to members such as Mrs Heitzman, Ernest Salladay, and Mrs Caron. Guests attended, birthdays noted, and plans for future entertainments announced across multiple households and organizations.
Wapello Social Gatherings Include Prohibition Day Observance
The January meeting of the W C T U met Friday at Mrs J Ho Chittum's home with National Prohibition Day observed. Participants listed include Mrs Philip Reutinger Mrs Della Pemble Mrs Clyde Torche Mrs Vernon Wiederrecht Dr J R Fraser Rev Mr R J Arms and Mrs Barnes. Jessie Farrer hosted the JA O club in West Wapello. A third benefit card party by the American Legion austrary is planned for Tuesday at Eastern Star hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww C T Us
J Ho Chittum
Philip Reutinger
Della Pemble
Clyde Torche
Vernon Wiederrecht
J R. Fraser
R J. Arms
Barnes
Jessie Farrer
West Wapello
American Legion Austrary
Eastern Star Hall
Catholic Daughters Hold Pot-Luck Dinner in Ossian
About fifty members attended a pot-luck dinner at the Catholic Daughters of America club rooms in Ossian on Tuesday evening. Bridge honors went to Mrs Frank Klein and Eileen Malloy, while five hundred honors went to Regina Funke and Mrs Johanna Funke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Bridge
Frank Klein
Eileen Malloy
Regina Funke
Johanna Funke
Marriage of Miss Margaret Owens and Luther Davis at Cotter
Miss Margaret Owens daughter of Mr and Mrs David Owens and Luther Davis son of Lem Davis wed at the Presbyterian church parsonage Cotter Wednesday with attendants Miss Vera Hall and Glen Davis A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home Two brothers Howell and Harold Owens helped serve The bride is Cotter high school 1927 graduate Mr Davis also a 1927 graduate They will reside on the Robert Evans farm nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Owens
David Owens
Luther Davis
Lem Davis
Here
Presbyterian Church
Cotter
Wo H_ Parker
Vera Hall
Glen Davis
Howell
Harold Owens
Cotter High School
Davis
Wyman High School
Robert Evans
Center Point Couples Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Center Point honored Mr and Mrs Raymond Edaburn and Mr and Mrs Lester Serbosek at a home shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Edaburn. Lena Edaburn was Mrs Serbosek before marriage. Attendees included many local families and friends from Cedar Rapids and Norway. The Friday Afternoon bridge club met at Mrs Madge Harris home with Mrs Grace Murray winning consolation and Mrs Lois Reynolds taking first honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Edaburn
Lester Serbosek
Charles Edaburn
Nate Whitmore
John Durow
Floyd
May Chamberlain
Warren
Wilton Gunn
Jimmie
Bart Fee
Ben Cress
Dorothy
Madge Harris
Madge O'Dossa
Grace Murray
Florence Shaffer
Della Mounce
Caroline Bromwell
Lois Reynolds
Essie Mounce
Mrs. Murray
Reynolds
West Liberty Wedding Ties Miss Bernice Girton to Willard Brayton
Miss Bernice Girton and Willard Brayton wed at the bride's parents home west of West Liberty with Rev. C B Larson officiating. Attendants were Hazel Brayton and Robert Brayton. A dinner followed. guests included family from Illinois City and Iowa City.
Delta girls circle meets at church with guests
The Delta Christian church girls circle met on Wednesday with twelve members present. Guests included Misses Maxine Richman and Marjorie Caywood. Mrs. Harold Gookin led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Delta Christian Church
Dorothy Kendall
Maxine Richman
Marjorie Caywood
Harold Gookin
Cascade Charity Ball and Festival Hosts Benefit
The Cascade Commercial Club sponsored a Friday charity ball and festival to raise funds for relief efforts. Proceeds support local relief programs and community aid initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Commercial Club
D A R Chapter Guests Party at Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon D A R chapter hosts a guest night at Miss Mae Fairbanks home with about sixty attendees. Gordon Chamberlain and Paul Wilkinson present a comedy skit taught by Cornell speech head Prof Albert Franklin Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American University
H. S. Risser
Charlies R. Keyes
Arrow Girls
Ruby Claire Wade
Luncheon and club events span Hawkeye gatherings and 1933 officers
Mrs. C. Carmichael hosted twelve guests for a quilting luncheon with out-of-town visitors present. Lutheran Missionary officers named for 1933 include Anna Russler president and Charles Gabel vice-president. Epworth League officers list Gail Felter president and Treva Jane Carmichael secretary treasurer. Home economics class hosted the board of education and Superintendent Jones at the annual banquet Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Carmichael
C. H. Schoonover
West Union
Mesdames James Deyo
C Schrader
Oelwein
S. V. Erickson
Decorah
Anna Russler
Charles Gabel
John Fritz
Will Teenges
Epworth League
Gail Felter
Mardon Felter
Treva Jane Carmichael
Vera Rinker
Board of Education
W. E. Jones
Chelsea couple wed in double ring ceremony
Toledo reports Miss Ella Sokol and Elmer M. Shanda joined Wednesday morning at 10 by Justice E M Hufford. Bridesmaid was Frances B Riha and best man was Charles Sokol, brother of the bride. Mrs Shanda is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sokol Sr. Elmer Shanda is a prominent York township farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice E. M Hufford
Ella Sokol
Elmer M. Shanda
Chelsea
Frances B. Riha
Charles Sokol
Shanda
Joseph Sokol
James J Shanda
York Township
Social gatherings span rural carriers and church groups
Walker and Mrs John Edwards hosted Rural Letter Carriers and auxiliary Thursday with attendees from Central City Alburnett Coggan and more. Charley McPike hosted Presbyterian ladies for a bridal shower and Miss Marjorie Daker hosted a card club at her sister’s home with several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Joe Blodgett
Central City
Lester Miller
Alburnett
Forrest Johnston
W. L. Gater
Wilma
Coggan
Charley McPike
The
Presbyterian Church
John Arnold
Will Worstal
Stockwell Liddle
Louise Zimpfer
Marion Carnes
Hattie Speake
Gertrude Speake
Arthur Barry
Pauline Barry
Irene Watchal
Mars
Jorie Watchall
W. A. Skallerup
Charles Laughlin
Charley Potter
Ed Keller
Una Keller
Lucille Potter
Peter Wilson
Charles McPike
Marjorie Daker
Joe Bailey
Alice Schonberg
Eva McCaffey
Annabelle Hight
Alberta Mills
LaVerna Arnold
Genevieve Arnold
Dorothy Bailey
Thresa Minehart
Andrew Kuhn
M.O. H. Club
Leah Bare
Hamilton Booth
Thomas Gardner
Belva Graves
Dayidene McGinnis
Julia Kuhn
Truman Shackelford
Marshall McCalley
C. G. Murphy
Hiram Stankard
Frank Takes
Mariette Winsor
Local social notes and club activities in Oelwein
Oelwein residents honor Virginia Eischeid at a pre nuptial shower. Miss Eischeid to wed Otto Harms on Feb 14. Eastern Star Cedar Rapids installation attended by multiple officers. Rainbow Girls install officers led by Elizabeth Howell and Elizabeth Anderson. Community groups met for social events and lectures with prize winners and hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Eischeid
Charles Eischeid
Elizabeth Howell
Lucille Anderson
Dorothy Leaton
Charity
Esther Anderson
Hope
Elaine Crain
Rosalina Neubauer
Marion Wright
Mary Norris
Starr Hollister
Maude Werlaufer
J. M. Hayes
F. D. Club
Joe Conley
Joe Doerr
C. V. Spezia
N. B. Fridgen
D. D Club
Victor Crawford
Tuesay
G. B. Ferrell
Margaret Colman
Chicago
John Bogert
Alden Porter
George Lee
Oelwein Woman's Departmental Club
J. L. Bute
E. M. Hall
T. S. Hearne
Fleur de Lis Club
Maude Shaffer
Gene Palmer
Frank Pickering
Bernice Fay
Millersburg Hosts Card Party At Schultz Home
Millersburg residents Mr and Mrs John Schultz entertained with a Sunday card party. Guests included I E Schulz Frank Bauer George Danshill Erma Danshill Will Roberts John Bauer Earl Van J M Gerard William Seaton Vera Schultz John Ebel and other local couples. Mrs Annie Schultz hosted the Methodist Protestant Ladies Aid on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schultz
I. E. Schulz
Frank Bauer
George Danshill
Erma Danshill
Will Roberts
John Bauer
Earl van
J. M. Gerard
William Seaton
Vera Schultz
John Ebel
Annie Schultz
Ladies Aid
Toddville High Hosts Opening Gym Party and Games
Sixty students alumni and former teachers attended a party at the new Toddville gymnasium on Wednesday. Activities included games and socializing to celebrate the facility opening.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mercycrest
Eileen Kelly
Miss Reynolds
Wyoming
Henry Wolfe
Will Strong
Paul Ingwersen
Ingwersen
William Thomsen
Alice Rathie
Nelson Brownell
John Strong
Thomson
Mary Strong
Ella Strong
Frank Fairbanks
John Nissen
Bud
Thimblebee
Joe Holub
Holub
Progressive Woman's Club
W G Wherr
Kate Anderson
Mabel Smith
Valda Barber
Card
Viola Mader
Gladys Marshal
Austin
Just-a-mere Club
Clara Stephenson
Ruse Bramer
Don Wherry
H H Roberts
Presbyterian Industral Society
Memorial
Thoreas
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Fred Close
John Bern
John von Sprecken
Henry Lesch
Kalona
NORGE
Oxford
Gertrude Morton Brown
Aloha Music Studio
Kresge Building
Londen
Calamus
Monticello
Arlington
Rainbow Order
R A. Knittel
Joseph Knebel
Margaret Jane Griffin
Robert Heitzman
Ernest Salladay
C. J. Karel
E. E. Blythe
C. V. Dautremont
R. H. Heitzman
J. Karel
Wiliam Griffin
Delta Delt Club
J. P. Quinn
Fred Caron
William Griffin
R. H Heitzman
J J Reardon
R C. Knight
C V. Dautremont
Birdie Godlove
Emma Deutsch
C . Karel
J. L. Deutsch
Harold Cress
Norval Flynn
R H. Heitzman
William H. Cress
Ivan McCreedy
William H Cress
Vivian Welet
Kathleen Knebel
Dolores Schnoebelen
Mary Jane Quinn
Anita Streb
Mary Kathleen Knittel
Esta
Connie Pailllotet
Rita Yeegy
Helen Catherine Sueppel
Miriam Hertzman
Five Hundred
H. E. Doud
Gladys Page
H E. Doud
F. Wheelan
C. W. Ingram
Clair Flynn
E. F. Wheelan
Ray Cummings
C W
Ingram
Joseph Beranek
Beraneks
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Oracle
June Laney
Mary Soukup
Anna Kos
Fannie Meeks
Mary Salladay
Clara Rath
Philomene Scott
Kate Ingram
Inner Sentinel
Vernie Lantz
Outer Sentinel
Leone Brucegge
Fannie Moss
Mary Prymek
Emma Frank
Hazel Blythe
Faith
Ella Navy
Endurance
Mary Gringer
Rose Jardon
Celia Lafourek
St Mary’s Hall
J P Quinn
Helen Shradel
Rosary Society
St. Mary's Church
Euchre
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Joan Rinehart
Zelda Shebek
Ia O’loughlin
Ossian
Columbus Junction
Beulah Luckey
George Sellers
Luckey
Harold Duncan
Elizabeth Mewhirter
G W Weber
H.S May
R. F P. Smylie
J. Carson Duncan
Grace Robertson
Floyd Pine
B. H. Shearer
J H. Wikert
F. L. Darrow
Hattie McGrew
Elsie M Freeman
Dorothy Fletcher
Martha Smylie
Albert McCullough
Verne Brown
Fern
Evelyn
Robert
Roberta
Albert Diller
Hazel Wall
Ward
Leroy Aldershot
Herbert Mishler
Dean Jacobs
Evelyn Bearts
Mildred
Myrtle
Goldie Latta
Nona
Iona Cooper
Geraldine Kemp
Pauline
Burdette
Neil Brown
Columbus Junction Band
West Liberty
Bernice Girton
Willard Brayton
C B. Larson
Methodist Church of
Illinois City
Ill
Myrna Ranson
Hazel Brayton
Robert Brayton
Dora
Iowa City
Brayton
Will Girton
Brown's Business College
Muscatine
Frank Brayton
Thelma
Willis
Herbert
Hazel
Ilinois City
Emma Lyman Ranson Boyle
Elva Boyle
H O Ransom
Dora and
Myrna
Iowaty
Cascade
Truz
Mt. Vernon
William Ebersole
Harry Kelley
Kelley
Prof
Ebersole
Dean
Mesdames
E. T. Gough
H. M. Kelley
F. M. McGaw
R. A. Nelson
J. Bruce Eyestone
Ruth Pinkerton
J. J. Gough
Bristow
Lester Runkle
G. J. Hill
Jessie Elizabeth Woodin
Clarion
J. R. Eyre
Mark Hutchinson
Eyre
F. A. Bauman
Rae Travis
Joseph Bennett
Hawkeye
Toledo
Walker
Millersburg
Toddville
Ella Schrick
Miriam Gross
Miss Schrick
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