Mildred Krogh Named Girl of the Month in The Girls' Companion
Sixteen year old Mildred Krogh of Cedar Rapids is featured as Girl of the Month in The Girls' Companion, a nationwide Sunday school publication. The article highlights her science and journalism interests, family, church, school activities, and local Cedar Rapids landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxteen
Mildred Krogh
Hans P. Krogh
Eleventh Street
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
Girls’ Companion
United States
Canada
David C. Cook
Elgin
Darrell Huff
Frances Nelson
Chris Nelson
Sixteenth Street
Mildred
Roosevelt High School
Marie Hansen
Carol Keyes
Rita Gallagher
Marie
Ellis Park
Memorial Coliseum
Mildred Kragh
Girls' Companion
Helen Huff
Mary Martha and church groups plan summer picnics and meetings
Tibita society meets at Mrs Nora Lorence home in Marion Thursday afternoon. Mary Martha society holds a July 14 picnic at Ellis Park with 6 30 p m church gathering. Sinclair Memorials Ladies Industrial society picnics at Bever Park hill near tennis courts Wednesday at 1 p m with a 2 p m business meeting at Daniels Park. The Aid meets Thursday 2 p m at the church hosted by Mrs E A Norton and Mrs H C Hand. Missionary society meets Wednesday at Mrs E M Stone 111 Twenty fifth Street SE First Presbyterian gathers 2 30 p m Friday with Mrs Lee Winterberg and Mrs H C Martin leading a program A Land of Challenge. Summer Christmas tree gifts for the mission field. First Baptist Philathea class and families picnic Bever Park 6 p m Monday. Calvary Baptist Anna Narber circle all day Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibita Society
Nora Lorence
Marion
Mary Martha Society
Ellis Park
Bever Park
the Missionary Society
E. M. Stone
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
First Presbyterian
Women's Missionary Society
J. M. Henry
H. C. Martin
Decorah Couple United in Buffalo Wedding
Miss Loretta Frana daughter of Calmar residents united in marriage with Norbert Ean son of Ossian. Ceremony attended by mothers of the couple and local relatives. Bride a Calmar high school graduate and county treasurer’s office clerk, to continue duties until late summer. Ean works in aircraft in Buffalo where the couple will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Loretta Frana
L. J. Frana
Calmar
Norbert Ean
George Ean
Ossian
Ray Ean
Gillis Flaherty
Calmar High School
Ean
Ruby Graham
Oneota Golf and Country Club
Robert Hargreaves
Fred Biermann
Don Meyer
Kenneth Meyer
Greg Becker
George A. Baker
Pierce Anderson
Helen Ronan
Violet Amundson
Silver Crest Golf Club
W. P. Fischer
Nadine Fischer
Edna Peterson
Cora
Virginia Isenberger
Shower Honors Gwen Scott Before Her Calamus Wedding
Calamus social news notes Mrs George Wagner and Mrs Minnie Walker hosted twenty guests at a Wednesday shower for Gwen Scott daughter of Roy V Scott and Mrs Scott of Calamus who will wed Dillon Romer of Maquoketa son of E A Romer of Delmar. Two contests awarded to Mrs J Edward Sampson and Maxine Romer first with Gwen Scott and Mrs E A Romer consolation. A second blue and white kitchen shower for Miss Goldwyn Mueller daughter of R F Mueller Calamus hosted by Mrs Will Mueller for twelve guests. she will marry Henry Van den Berghe of East Moline on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wagner
Minnie Walker
Wagner
Gwen Scott
Roy V. Scott
Calamus
Dillon Romer
Maquoketa
E. A. Romer
Delmar
J. Edward Sampson
Maxine Romer
Fred Schwennsen
Will Mueller
Goldwyn Mueller
R. F. Mueller
Henry van den Berghe
A. K. van den Berghe
East Moline
Atkinss Party Honors Donald on Eleventh Birthday
Mrs Chester Hagen hosted a party in Atkins for her son Donald's eleventh birthday Tuesday with guests including Dale Mitchell Malcolm Brownlie Billy McKechnie Dickie McKechnie Jimmy Orla Max Rogers of Fairfax Donald Sass Vernon Hagen and many others from Atkins Shelsburg Newhall Chicago and surrounding families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hagen
Donald
Dale Mitchell
Malcom Brownlie
Billy
Dickie McKechnie
Jimmy
Orla
Max Rogers
Fairfax
Donald Sass
Vernon Hagen
Carole
Phyllis Hagen
Shelsburg
Donna Jean Rinderknecht
Newhall
Elsie Hansen
Chicago
John Beatty
Kenneth Lensch
Duane Haerther
Billy Schlotterbeck
Edward Wilhelmi
David Rinderknecht
Jack
Legion Auxiliary apron party at the hall rewards birthday guesser
Marengo members of the American Legion Auxiliary held an apron party at the Legion hall on Tuesday. Patches on a birthday apron were removed and the money added to the treasury. Mrs. Lloyd Simmons won the apron for guessing closest to the amount under the patches. The luncheon committee included Mrs. Clarence Rathjen, Mrs. Milo Smith, and Mrs. R. J. Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Treasury
Lloyd Simmons
Clarence Rathjen
Milo Smith
R. J. Thornton
Eva Kent
Mitzi Hladky
Miami
Ariz
Miss Hazel F Anderson Returns Home After Chicago Visit
Miss Hazel F Anderson of Chicago left Sunday for home after a weekend with her brother W J Anderson of Alburnett and friends in Cedar Rapids. A former Cedar Rapids resident, she now lives in Chicago having taken a job there at the start of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel F. Anderson
Chicago
W. J. Anderson
Alburnett
Cedar Rapids
Miss Anderson
Will Be Married Center JunctionEngagement Revealed for Pauline Prahm
Center Junction announces the engagement of Miss Pauline Prahm daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Prahm to Carlton W Miller of New Haven Connecticut son of Mrs Frances Miller of Vinton The couple plans a Presbyterian church ceremony in Center Junction on August 22 Miss Prahm is a University of Iowa graduate and former Cedar Valley Times society editor Miller holds a Berea College degree and is pursuing graduate physics work at Yale University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Pauline Prahm
Peter Prahm
Carlton W. Miller
New Haven
Cedar Valley Times
Vinton
Monticello
Sac City
Miller
Berea College
Berea
Yale University
City Briefs Network of meetings and visits across town
Continental buffet hotel and several clubs announce meetings with officers to be installed. Townsend club No. 1 and Linn county nursing committee set Monday and Monday night gatherings. Optimists luncheon at Montrose hotel features Marvin Burkholder on wills and documents. Nadine Kirkland travels to Chicago to visit relatives. Home lodge No. 79 installation led by Margaret Lacock and staff at Z.C.B.J. hall. Staff Sergeant Pameticky returns home for holidays from Camp Claiborne. Rotary lunch at Ellis Park includes poolside viewing. Dr. Naibert and family depart for three weeks north, with Joe Dudek accompanying. Private Stroleny attends funeral in Iowa City, returning to Camp Claiborne. Cedar Rapids Stamp Club meets at Montrose hotel July and August dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Burkholder
Optimists Club
Montrose Hotel
Maine lodge to install officers at Friday meeting
Maine lodge No. 643 I O O F will install its officers at 8 p m next Friday in Maine hall 838 First avenue E Robert Churchill is named noble grand and Carl Beede vice grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Lodge No
Maine Hall
First Avenue
Robert Churchill
Carl Beede
Halls and Satterlys Visit in Des Moines and Glendale
Mr and Mrs Charles Hall of Glendale California and Mr and Mrs Cecil Satterly of Des Moines visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Satterly at 1233 Fourth Street NW. Mrs Hall is a daughter and Cecil Satterly is a son of the hosts. The Halls plan to stay about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hall
Glendale
Calif
Cecil Satterly
Des Moines
Harry Satterly
Fourth Street NW
Hall
Holiday Visitors At Mrs. Weigle Home
Fourth of July visitors gather at Mrs. Mary Weigle's home, 119 Fifteenth Street NE, including G. D. Morgan and sons Bobby and Dick of Chicago, J. Lloyd Pritchard and family of Traer, Earl Bashore and Dick of Garrison, J. Lloyd McCurley and Jimmie of Williamsburg, L. Wayne Pritchard of Camp Claiborne, and Maxine Nowadsky and Anna McCurley of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weigle
Fifteenth Street
G. D. Morgan and _ sons
Bobby and
Chicago
J. Lloyd Pritchard
Harold
Erlys
Mary
Traer
Earl Bashore
Garrison
J. Lloyd McCurley
Jimmie
Williamsburg
L. Wayne Pritchard
Camp Claiborne
Maxine Nowadsky and
Anna McCurley
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Two Cornell Graduates Marry in Warrenville
Betty Mount and Frank Nelick Jr wed at Community Baptist Church Warrenville Illinois in a ceremony led by Rev. Robert A Frerichs. Bride was active with Delphi sorority Torch society at Cornell. groom a Mill fraternity member. Nelick teaches English at Clarence High School and trains in civilian pilot program Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
Community Baptist Church
Warrenville
Ill
Betty Mount
Glen Mount
Frank Nelick
Walnut
Robert A. Frerichs
John Mount
Don Lawson
Downers Grove
Nelick
Cornell
Delphi
Torch Society
Mill Fraternity
Community social events span Lamont Monticello and Antigo
Lamont hosts a Sunday school family picnic at Backbone state park with about 80 attendees featuring swimming and kittenball. Monticello country club members enjoy a Friday picnic at the club house. The Burns lodge A M presented Rev S G Gutensohn a gift as he prepares to leave for Antigo Wisconsin. The Veterans of Foreign Wars post hosts an annual picnic at Mr and Mrs Jake Metzenberg’s country home. Mrs S G Gutensohn, guest of honor at a 94 literary club garden breakfast, receives a club gift. Garden club holds annual guest day at Mrs John Matthiessen’s country home with Miss Kate Maurice presenting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of
Harry Rodman
Carl Hodson
E. E. Hicks
Frant. Podhaski
Bertha Shelley
Frank Stimson
S. G. Gutensohn
Burns Lodge A. F
A. M
Gutensohn
Monticello
Congregational
Antigo
Wis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jake Metzenberg
A. J. HW
Alan DuFloth
Wapsipinicon State Park
San Diego
Calif
Howard Remiley
Lions Club
Holden Hotel
Betty Jane Levien
Wyoming
Angela Kehoe
William McNamara
Charles Niles
Kehoe
Justin Kehoe
Marjory Hale
Catherine McNamara
John WW. McNamara
Wapsipinicon Country Club
QO. A. Rife
C. B Jessen
Glen J. McLaughlin
Helen Barker
McLaughlin
Frances Westphal
Claude Hodson
Olds
Betty Finnigan Peterson
Lisbon
Bennetta Standish Hyde
Stone City
State Park
Westphal
Anamosa Guests, Weddings Highlight Weekend Socials
Anamosa residents and guests marked a busy weekend with a steak fry at Wapsipinicon State Park prior to departures for San Diego where one worked in an airplane factory. Lions club honor and a postnuptial shower celebrated Mrs Justin Kehoe.
Local lodge meetings and picnics announced
Young Vacation Model Deputy President Lillian Neff and staff of Home Rebekah lodge No 79 will conduct a program. Officers and incoming officers wear white. Modern Woodmen Linden camp No 145 will meet Thursday at 7 pm in the T O F hall, 109 Second Avenue SE. Three Link Circle to hold a Wednesday noon picnic at Mrs Ruth Umsted 818 S Street SW. Cedar Rebekah lodge members welcome. LO OF No 141 will meet at 8 pm Thursday. New officers installed by District Deputy Fred Petska of Mount Vernon. refreshments served. Tirzah Society meets Thursday at 2:15 pm with Mrs Nethe Rosburg. Fidelity Booster Club hosts a picnic supper Friday at Kate Christensen 415 A Avenue NW Rock Island. Rock Island Woman's Club meets Friday at 1 pm at Ellis Park river pavilion. picnic luncheon then business meeting. attendees bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Frick
Daniels Park
The
Missionary Society
Fred C. Hottinger
Fourth Avenue SE
Lillian Neff
Home Rebekah Lodge No 79
Linden
Modern Woodmen of America
F Hall
Second Avenue SE
Three Link Circle
Ruth Umsted
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Iodge
Lo.of
Fred Petska
Mount Vernon
Tirzah Society
Fidelity Booster Club
Kate Christensen
A Avenue NW
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Rock Island Woman's Club
Cedar Rebekah
K. P Hall
Mrs Elroy Hervey Honored at North English Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Allen Monday evening honoring Mrs. Elroy Hervey, a recent bride. About forty attended and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Elroy Hervey
Luncheon Honors Mrs Lucy Cooley in Franklin Hotel
Mrs Mary Kingsley and the Misses Kate Newberry Nell and Kate Westfall entertained 12 women at a luncheon in the Franklin hotel on Tuesday in honor of Mrs Lucy Cooley of Culver City California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kingsley
Kate Newberry
Nell
Kate Westfall
Franklin Hotel
Lucy Cooley
Culver City
Calif
Local lodge and club notices decorate Cedar Rapids week
A compilation of upcoming meetings and events from Cedar Rapids groups includes Lodge 4 D of N and D of H meeting Friday at 3 p.m. in Sokol hall, Westwood Community picnic at 6.30 p.m. at 1115 Hillside Dr NW, and several club and auxiliary gatherings. Rebekah and Royal Neighbors chapters announce installations and picnics, with reminders for attendees to bring covered dishes and utensils.
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Magazine
Roosevelt
R. D. Weatherwax
Memorial Drive
Miner Farm
Sarah Futler
J. E. Whetstine
Iowa City Road
First Christian
First Evangelical
Woman's Association
Church of the Brethren
Ollie Heefner
Avenue NE
Kenwood Methodist
Sinclair Memorial
Ladies Industrial Society
Aid
E. A. Norton
H. C. Hand
Kenwood Presbyterian
Lee Winterberg
First Avenue SE
Westminster
First Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Anna Narber
Third Avenue
Lemar
It Merchants Bank
Atkins
Marengo
Robert Manley
Manley
Vanetta Engelking
Thomas Park
City Briefs
Continental Buffet Hotel
Jan Huslodge
IO OF
Townsend Club
Nadine Kirkland
Lavenue
Theodore G. Smid
Irving Ashby
la Grange, Ill
Margaret Lacock
Springville
Iowa
Francis WN. Pameticky
Second Street
Linn County Central Nursing Committee
Howard I. van Winkle
Merchants National Bank Building
Ted Egan
Mdaniels Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Egan
Rotary Club
Bath House
F. J. Naibert
Mrs Naibert
Joe Dudek
Nineteenth Street
Frank W. Stroleny
133Rd Infantry
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Joseph Stroleny
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Maine Lodge
Clarence
Anamosa
Young "Vacation" Model
Netherosburg
Seventeenth Street
Fidelity Boosters
Rock Island
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Strawberry Point
D. of
D of H
Sokol
Westwood Community
Westwood Community Club
Nievas
Hillside Drive
Jessie Wagenbuch
Third Street NW
N. A
Bess Randa
R N. A
K. P. Hall
Adelphia Circle
Melody Camp
Rh. N. A
Royal Neighbors of America
Moose Hall
Tuncheon
Lillich’s
D Avenue
Fred C. Anderson
Valiey Camp No
Boat Club Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids Boat Club
Harold Ammons
Maplewood Drive
Rebekah 79
Rebekah Lodge No
L.A
O.R.C
Columbia
Ladies Auxiliary
ORC
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E. Railway
B. A
Benefit Association of Railway
Riverside Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Grace McCurdy Club
Grace McCurdy
Melody Camp Royal Neighbors
Rebekah Lodge
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No
Maine
First Avenue FE
Parlor City
K.P. Hall
Montrose
Hepner
Montgomery Ward
Killian Company
Esce and
LA Vogue Beauty
Dial
Phos
St. SE
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