Circle and Club Events Gather in Marion Area
C E S Royal Neighbors lead Southard Circle Tuesday at 1 at Bishops Lindale Mall. Maude Carpenter Association of Past Matrons Friday at 6 30 with Donna Adams 1107 30th St NE. Stated meeting and reception for new Officers Saturday at 7 45. Crescent Ladies night program Monday at 7 30 HH 2 Workshop Thursday at 7 Marion Community Center. Jim Connell caller Plus square dance lessons Thursday at 7 30 Marion Community Center. Don Spurgin instructor. Heart Fund Square Dance next Sunday at 2 IBEW Hall Syl Handley caller Sponsored by Circle 8 Square Dance Club. Donations to Heart Association Public welcome. Valentine Tea Valentine Queens Tea today at 2 Brucemore Historical Mansion. Xi Gamma Sigma Secret Sister Valentine Party Tuesday at 7 45 with Sherry Murray 901 14th St Marion. Meeting and potluck Monday at 6 30 at the home office. Lodge 500 Distaff committee potluck dinner Monday at noon Cedar River Tower. Ashley Branch Saturday at 9 30 Longbranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
IBEW
Newmeister Elected to Nature Center Post
Mount Vernon attorney Mike Newmeister is named president of the Indian Creek Nature Center after three years on the board and two as promotion committee chair. Nadine Wax of Merchants National Bank was 1981 president. New officers include Ken DeKock treasurer and vice presidents Pat Kelly Maud Moore Dr Chris Thoms Bruce Thorsen. New board members are DeKock Dan Rogers Shearon Elderkin Tom Pence. Ex officio members Char Burton Dave Lyons Dave Kramer. Supper Club follows with program at 10 30. Contact Lynn Rogahn for reservations by Wednesday. Mispah all day sewing Tuesday at 9 30 with Mrs Milo Lavel 241 18th St SW KK Thursday at 7 45 with Suzanne Seyfer 2542 Meadowbrook Dr SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Newmeister
Mount Vernon
Indian Creek
Cedar Rapids
Nadine Wax
Merchants National Bank
Ken DeKock
Pat Kelly
Maud Moore
Chris Thoms
Bruce Thorsen
DeKock
Dan Rogers
Shearon Elderkin
Tom Pence
Alumnae Monday schedule and contact details
Alumnae events listed for Monday include sessions at 7 30 with Ruth Mont gomery at 1826 Driftwood Lane NE and 1 with Mrs BL Wiltsey at 1244 Robinwood Lane NE. Additional items show 12 30 with Mrs William Jamison Jr at 328 Forest Drive and 1 with Mrs D E Grim at 4300 E Ave NE. An election and art presentation with Barbara Fitzgerald at 7 30 PM on Monday at 1125 Maplecrest Drive Marion, with contact numbers for Mrs Harold Miller and Barb Fitzgerald. Dinner and program Tuesday at 6 30 with Mrs Robert Tilden at 317 Linden Terrace SE. Mississippi Valley Council Girl Scout Cookie Sale begins Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jamison Jr
Forest Drive SE
Barbara Fitzgerald
Maplecrest Drive
Marion
Harold Miller
Barb Fitzgerald
Robert Tilden
Linden Terrace SE
Community Club Event Schedule and Contacts
Woman's Club Artis Monday noon salad and sandwich provided. Arts and Crafts covered dish luncheon Tuesday noon. Philanthropic sewing Thursday 10 take sack lunch. Family bowling today 2 at May City Lanes. Family potluck Tuesday 6 Olivet Presbyterian Church take covered dish and table service. Discussion Tuesday 8 with Mary Lou Walkner 1310 B Ave NE Apt 4. call 366-4513. Volleyball Wednesday 8 Central Park Presbyterian Church. call 393-4473 or 364-7814. Sharing and Caring Thursday 7:30 Unitarian Church. call 396-6453. Adult social Friday 9 Town House. call 377-9619. Adult social Saturday 9 Dale Moss 223 20th St NW. call 362-2882. Adult dine-out Saturday 7:30 J and D Steak House. dancing after. Top Notch Singles Potluck and meeting Tuesday 6 YWCA. women cover dish. men $2. table service. Cards to follow.
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Artis
Arts and Crafts
Philanthropic
May City Lanes
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Mary Lou Walkner
B. Ave. NE
Apt
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Unitarian Church
the Town House
Dale Moss
20Th St. NW
York Steak House
St. James United Methodist Church
Evie
Newcomers Dinner and Club Events Listing
Community groups and social events listed with times and locations across multiple venues. Includes newcomer dinners, dances, meetings, and contact numbers such as 363-0322 and 363-5962 for information and car pools.
Community clubs and meetings a packed week timetable
Others International Toastmistress meets Monday at 7 30 at Christ Church United Presbyterian. Auxiliary meeting with Patriarchs Monday at 6 30 at I C C F Hall includes potluck and installation. Delta Kappa Gamma Theta meets Monday at 7 15 at Franklin Junior High. League of Women Voters Soup and action meeting Tuesday at 11 30 at YWCA. Board meeting Wednesday at 5 30 at Roosevelt Hotel followed by dinner at 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church United Presbyterian
I.C.C.F. Hall
Theta
Franklin Junior High
Soup and Action Meeting
YWCA
Roosevelt Hotel
Community group schedules and meetings list
A compact notice listing multiple meetings and events across Salem Cedar Rapids including Sweet Adelines rehearsal at Salem United Methodist Church and board meetings at Shire Hattery Conference Room. Also includes CSA District Council CSP S Hall meetings, book clubs, Order of the Amaranth events, school food service sessions, LB EW potluck, American Legion post events, scholarship tea at Brucemore, Czechoslovak Society installation, Winter Temple drill practice, Ambroz Recreation Center workshop with public welcome, and OES Auxiliary gathering with locations and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem United Methodist Church
Shire Hattery Conference Room
Sons of Norway re elect Hovden as president
Dale Hovden of 2312 Town House Drive NE was re elected president of Restauration Lodge 548 Sons of Norway on Tuesday January 12. Other officers named include Bruce Bjorseth vice president Dean Gesme counselor Deloris Ross secretary Byron Hougen treasurer Norman Stordahl financial secretary Ardith Erickson Martha Gesme social directors Judy Roeder June Tow cultural directors Bill Windus Dan Grinstead marshals Art Wall Norm Erickson guards Merrill Ludvigson Ann Gesme Ruth Christ trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hovden
Town House Drive
Restauration Lodge
Sons of Norway
Bruce Bjorseth
Dean Gesme
Deloris Ross
Byron Hougen
Norman Stordahl
Ardith Erickson
Martha Gesme
Judy Roeder
June Tow
Bill Windus
Dan Grinstead
Art Wall
Norm Erickson
Merrill Ludvigson
Ann Gesme
Ruth Christ
Dear Genie connected Iowa genealogical queries
A collection of Iowa rooted questions for the Linn County Heritage Society column Dear Genie seeks help with genealogical details. Readers with knowledge are asked to write to the listed correspondents, including names and addresses for direct replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie
Linn County Heritage Society
Iowa
P.O. Box
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette
Preshrinking Wool Yardage Advice from ISU Expert
Iowa State University extension specialist Jan Stone says preshrink wool fabrics if yarn contains 50 percent or more wool or if the fabric is stretchy but not knit, loosely woven, spongey, or fuzzy. Consider this for close or loose fit garments, with interfacings or linings, zippers, washable fabrics, or unknown shrinkage labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Jan Stone
Iowa State University
Walton to receive Eagle at Coe College today
Randy L. Walton of Troop 700 will receive the Eagle Scout Award today at 2 p.m. at Coe College. The Kennedy High School student, son of Perry and [redacted] Walton, has 25 merit badges and has served as Senior Patrol Leader and Junior Assistant Scout Master. He built an elevated and vegetable garden for Northbrook Manor Care Center with 15 helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy L. Walton
Coe College
Perry Walton
Kingswood Lane
Randy
Kennedy High School
Northbrook Manor
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C.E.S
Royal Neighbors
Bishop's, Lindale Mall
Association of Past Matrons
Donna Adams
30Th St. NE
Malta
Masons
Marion Community Center
Jim Connell
Don Spurgin
American Heart Association
Beta Sigma Phi
Valentine Tea
Valentine Queens
Brucemore Historical Mansion
Xi Gamma Sigma
Sherry Murray
14Th St
W.F.L.A
D.A.R
Cedar River Tower
A.A.A.W
Ashley
Longbranch
Newmeister
Nature Center
Lynn Rogahn
Mispah
Milo Lavel
18Th St
Suzanne Seyfer
Meadowbrook Drive
Alpha Xi Delta
P.E.D
Ruth Montgomery
Driftwood Lane
BL. Wiltsey
Robinwood Lane
D.E. Grim
E Ave
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Delta Kappa
Mississippi Valley Council
Woman’s Club
J and D Steak House
Top Notch
People’s Bank East
Sheraton Inn
Alpha Chi Omega
Marie Leighton
30Th St. SE
Steve Koenck
35Th St. SE
E.E. Sears
18Th St. SE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
D.A. Tomney
Rollingwood Drive
Marguerite Thompson
24Th St. NW
Horizon Cabinet
Camp Fire
Central City
Kratzer
Anamosa
United Church of Christ
Blue Bird
Squaw Creek Park Lodge
Iowa City
Horn School
Amana
Nola Moser
Girl Scouts
Dominic
Marvin Oakland
St. Wenceslaus
Book Club
Sue York
S. 19Th St
Sue Hill
Jean Stone
41St St. NE
Cedar Rapids Bowling Center
Teresa Wagner
Pat McKee
Marideth Koch
Midland Financial Building
Rosemary Carlson
Gage Memorial Union Hall
Rachel Murphy
First Ave
Lael Bjella
Delta Kappa Gamma
League of Women Voters
Altrusa
Adelines
C.S.A. District Council
C.S.P.S. Hall
W.C.T.U
Ralph Lawrence
Ellis Blvd
College Club
Bernice Miller
Eastern Ave
Order of the Amaranth
Katherine Court
Pythian Hall
School Food Service
ESC
E.W
American Legion
Hanford
Brucemore Historic Museum
Czechoslovak Society
Second St. SE
Ambroz Recreation Center
Maureen Lewis
Sunland Court SE
Russell Hess
Fairway Terrace SE
OES
Children’s Home
Bishop’s Buffett
Lindale Mall
Hovden
John
Sarah Mason Graham
Dubuque County
Sarah
Alexander Livingstone
Hopkinton
Eldora
Ann
James Austin
Vinton
Robert
Dubuque
William
Rodman
Mary
Hugh Steele
McFarland
Independence
Elizabeth Smock
Chicago
Alexander
St. Paul
Minn
James
Samuel
Idaho
Dale Somers
Joshua Phelps Johnson
Christina Jeffers
Joshua
Ira Bowden
DeBarr Ave
Medford
Ore
Edmond Ransom Owen Dob
Spencer
Malinda C. Andrew
Palco
Lawrence
Kaw
Dan
Carolina
Dob
England
Ruth A. McCune
W. Green
Gallop
N.M
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Prudence
John J. Ellis
Tennessee
Louisa County
Blount County
Mary Ann McCroy (McCoy
Georgia
Enos
Scotland
Phyllis Smith Anderson
Hyland
Reynolds
Walton
For All
Service Press & Litho
Third Street
Young Cosmetology College
Sisgo
Fist Street
Harold de la Mater, Jr
Barney
1St Ave
Midi
First Avenue
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