Coe College to Host Annual Commencement Reception
President and Mrs. Harry M. Gage will open the social events at Voorhees quadrangle this evening for Coe College commencement. Gracious guests include Col. Robert W. Stewart, Arthur and Mrs Poe, Deans Geiger and Mary Bell, with music from two local bands. Thirty three junior aides and many faculty wives assist in hosting. lanterns light the lawn and veranda as flowers decorate the drawing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morehouse Gage
Coe College
Voorhees
Gage
Robert W. Stewart
Chicago
Arthur Poe
C. Harve Geiger
Mary Bell
Lanters
Anne Sexton
Caroline van Meters
Katherine Zisko
Duane Blackwell
Avery Gage
Robertson Little
Victor Hurka
A. George Nelson
John Parlis
Harold Quinn
Kenneth Schluntz
Vernon Victor
Bernard Smith
Ruthanne Baker
Verle Breed
Phyllis Closson
Alice Gill
Elizabeth Jackson
Margaret Johnston
Elizabeth Kay
Mary Lockwood
Maure
Mrs Davis Hosts Luncheon for Sue Poyneer Before June Wedding
Mrs Frank W Davis of Des Moines hosted a luncheon at her home for Miss Sue Poyneer ahead of her June 23 wedding to Orville H Tousey. Sixteen guests attended with several local and visiting friends joining from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Davis
Des Moines
Betty Moore
Cedar Rapids
Sue Poyneer
Orville H. Tousey
Miss Payneer
Edith Knox
Louise Porter
Inez Deacon
Robert Collins
Iowa City
Davis
Ernest R. Moore
Audrey Jones Returns Guests in Jones Home
Miss Audrey Jones a Ward Belmont student Nashville Tenn returned Tuesday afternoon to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Jones 2304 Country club park way SE She is accompanied by her aunt Mrs M B Glenn and her cousin Mrs J W Temple of Chattanooga Tenn who will stay several weeks in the Jones home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Jones
Ward Belmont
Nashville, Tenn
Tom Jones
Country Club Parkway SE
M. B. Glenn
J. W. Temple
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jones
Mrs Glenn Wheeler Returns From East Trip
Mrs Glenn C Wheeler of 370 Nineteenth street SE spent a month in Boston and a week in New York City. Her sister Mrs Walter Saunders of Santa Monica Calif accompanied her and will spend the summer in Denver Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn C. Wheeler
Nineteenth Street
Boston
New York City
Walter Saunders
Santa Monica
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Colo
Des Moines Guests Leave After Visit
Mrs. A J Danziger Mrs Harry Peverill and Mrs John Lovejoy of Des Moines have returned home after a several day visit with Mr and Mrs H C Jensen at 2200 Country Club Parkway SE and Mr and Mrs John Fortune at 2423 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Danziger
Harry Peverill
John Lovejoy
Des Moines
H. C. Jensen
Country Club Parkway
John Fortune
Bever Avenue
Virginia Collins Returns From New York School
Miss Virginia Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Collins 1847 First avenue FE returned Thursday from New York City where she attended the Helen Norfleet school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Collins
Mrs
Grant Collins
First Avenue, FE
New York City
Helen Norfleet School
Miss Augusta Eiben Weds Ryland Crary in Castle Grove Church
Miss Augusta Eiben of Monticello and Ryland W. Crary wed at 10 a.m. in Castle Grove township at St. Peter and Paul Lutheran church with Rev. Arnold Thalacker officiating. The couple will reside in Port Byron after a monthlong western motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Phi Beta Kappa
Port Byron
Ill
Younger Set Dance At Country Club Entices Seventy Five Guests
The society’s younger set will be entertained at the Country club Friday evening by Miss Kathleen Carey and Miss Jeanne Rowe. The hostesses will serve a buffet supper after the dance. The event gathers about seventy five guests at the Grande Avenue SE homes of the two hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Kathleen Carey
E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue SE
Jeanne Rowe
Harold J. Rowe
Mrs Rohwer and Mrs McCrea Honored at Luncheon
Mrs J T Rohwer of Denver and Mrs Paul McCrea of Washington were honored at a small luncheon hosted by Miss Bernice Boynton on Blake boulevard SE. Rohwer visits her parents at 2337 Fifth avenue SE while McCrea is a guest of her parents at 1345 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rohwer
Denver
Colo
Paul McCrea
Washington, D. C
Bernice Boynton
Blake Boulevard
Rohwer
C. N. Booth
Fifth Avenue
McCrea
S. N. Harris
A Avenue NE
Mrs Chauncey E Howe Visits Ball Family with Children
Mrs Chauncey E Howe of Minneapolis and her children Cynthia and Richard arrived earlier in the week for a month long visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W A Ball at 1820 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey E. Howe
Minneapolis
Cynthia
Richard
W. A. Ball
Fourth Avenue SE
Mrs Salmon and Miss Barnes Visit Los Angeles Relatives
Mrs. W. L. Salmon and Miss Saran Ellen Barnes of Los Angeles spent a brief visit with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Lurton H. Stubbs at 358 Woodland Drive SE and have now returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Salmon
Saran Ellen Barnes
Los Angeles
Lurton H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Davenport Visitor Arrives With Mrs Matson
Mrs. Harry Lamb of Davenport arrived Thursday for a brief visit with her mother Mrs. F. D. Matson at 1400 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lamb
Davenport
F. D. Matson
Second Avenue SE
Edna Mae Hadley Weds Virgil Winnie in Illinois Ceremony
Mrs. B F Johnson announces the marriage of Edna Mae Hadley to Virgil Winnie of Honolulu. The ceremony occurred November 29 1935 in Rockford Illinois officiated by Rev C R Goss. Mrs Winnie to sail June 12 for Honolulu to join Mr Winnie with Nylem Brothers. The announcement party included numerous local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Johnson
Avenue NE
Edna Mae Hadley
Virgil Winnie
Honolulu
Theodore Winnie
Clear Lake
Rockford, Ill
C. R. Goss
Winnie
San Pedro
Calif
Nylem Brothers, Td
T.C. Baker
R. J. Brodie
G. H. Campbell
E. W. Faber
Willard H. Gibbs
Frank X. Guyott
I. A. Noblett
F. M. Vogl
H. R. Shafer
B. L. Sheldon
Cedar Rapids Community Concert Opens Membership Campaign
The fall membership drive for the Cedar Rapids Community Concert Association began September 21 at a luncheon meeting held at the Roosevelt hotel. Guest Arthur Wisner of Chicago, western manager for Columbia Concert Corporation, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Community Concert Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Arthur Wisner
Chicago
Columbia Concert Corporation
Sinsinawa Rosary Club Luncheon Set for Saturday
The Sinsinawa Rosary club schedules a luncheon Saturday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joe McCormick located at 2027 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinsinawa-Rosary Club
Joe McCormick
Bever Avenue
Miss Linter Honored Ahead of Wedding in Social Events
A series of showers and gatherings honor Miss Georgia Linter prior to her Thursday marriage to Guy Lewis Burge of Mason City. Events include apron, bathroom, tea and kitchen linen, recipe, and supper showers hosted by friends and relatives in Mason City and nearby towns. Out of town guests attend from Monticello and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Linter
Guy Lewis Burge
Mason City
Miss Linter
Mr. Burge
John Burge
Second Avenue SE
Harold Soper
Frank Phelps
Frances Halpin
Thomas Radloff
Lucile Reynolds
John W. Miller
Wilda Burge
Dorothy Ray
Burge
William Cadow
Irene Ferman
Maybelle Collier
Cadow
Roosevelt Hotel
Washington Avenue SE
A. B. Grimes
Racene Ashton
Clara Palmer
Monticello
Belle Markovitz
Iowa City
Mrs Roy C Alt Is Winslow Guest
Mrs Roy C Alt of Minneapolis visits Cedar Rapids as a guest of Mrs Edward F Winslow at 2171 Linden Drive SE. She traveled with Miss Mary Winslow who joined a house party at Clear Lake before returning home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Alt
Minneapolis
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Winslow
Lake
John B. Dobson
Minnetonka
Mary Winslow
Clear Lake
Miss Ann Winslow Honored At St Marys Hall
Miss Ann Winslow daughter of Mrs Edward F Winslow of Linden drive SE 2171 is named to the St Marys Hall Faribault Minnesota honor roll. She has returned to spend the summer here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Winslow
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
St. Mary’s Hall
Faribault
Minn
Miss Winslow
Mrs Burmeister to Leave for Chicago Visit Ends
Mrs Lester Burmeister of Chicago visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J H Ramsey at 1733 Second Avenue SE will return to her home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Burmeister
Chicago
J. H. Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
Women Foresters Court Card Party Brightens Evening
The Women Foresters Court No. 726 held a card party Wednesday at Immaculate Conception school parlors. Students of Mrs. John P. Conley performed Irene numbers led by Margaret Jameson and others, with Nedra Ann Mc Nabney and Margaret Jacobs doing a tap dance. About thirty tables filled the room with attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Supple
J. J. Jacobs
L. Carver
Frank Monahan
Fred Condon
J. Mullin
Grimms Host Dinner for Beechams Guests
Mr and Mrs John M Grimm of 852 Fourth avenue SE will entertain at dinner Friday evening in compliment to Mr and Mrs Jay Thorpe Beecham of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Covers will be laid for twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Grimm
Fourth Avenue SE
Jay Thorpe Beecham
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Luncheon Hosts Jane Boyd Circle Members In Elmhurst
Mrs. Ben Tait hosted members of the Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters with Mrs. D Doty and Mrs. G F Matteson assisting. Mrs. W P Enright presided. devotions by Mrs. Hugh Hillerege. Committees announced for the year. Next meeting a breakfast at Mrs. Goodwin's home on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tait
Blake Boulevard
Jane Boyd
King’s Daughters
D. Doty
G. F. Matteson
W. P. Enright
Hugh Hillerege
Hillerege
Tom Walpole
George Stone
E. K. Easton
W. L. Fowler
Rosebud Clements
Lydia Long
Frank Wells
J. D. Wardle
Fred Niemeier
L. A. Eckert
Carl Goodwin
O. W. Hay
A. F. Sander
O. A. Anderson
Tait
Doty
F. E. Young
Goodwin
Louvar Kriz wedding announced for Miss Matilda Louvar and Milton Kriz
Mr and Mrs Jerome Louvar of Riceville announce the marriage of their daughter Matilda to Milton J Kriz son of Mr and Mrs John Kriz of Cedar Rapids The ceremony occurred September 9 1935 at the Methodist Parsonage in Cambridge Illinois with Rev Alfred E Cole officiating They will reside in Saratoga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Louvar
Riceville
Matilda
Milton J. Kriz
John Kriz
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Parsonage
Cambridge, Ill
Alfred E. Cole
Reunion dinner and theatre outing for former classmates
Mrs. Raymond W. Eggers hosted a reunion at 835 Fourth Avenue SE with a dinner then a theater visit. Guests included Mrs. E. M. Kimm of Blairstown Miss Jane Ealy Miss Annabelle Coburn and Miss Virginia Hammond of Belle Plaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Eggers
Fourth Avenue SE
E. M. Kimm
Blairstown
Jane Ealy
Annabelle Coburn
Virginia Hammond
Belle Plaine
Mozart Club Meets Saturday at Montrose Hotel
The Mozart Club will gather Saturday at 9 30 in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel with officer elections and awards for first to third place in the April contest. Miss Anna Zabokitsky leads the program featuring Rondo from Seventeen Forty Five and selections by Beethoven Chaminade Saint Saens Grieg Grieg, with an audition for new members at 8 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Montrose Hotel
Anna Zabokitsky
Rondo
Massenet
Jacque Wurster le Coucou
Alot Daquin Jo Ann Walters
Ssee
Frances Danberg to wed Lester A Woodward in Chicago
Engagement announced after a picnic supper and handkerchief shower hosted by Frances Danberg and Maurine Bachtell. Danberg, daughter of Frank and Mrs Danberg of 1220 First Ave W, works for Iowa Electric Welding. Woodward, son of W A Woodward of 209 Nineteenth St NE, is an accountant with Arthur Andersen in Chicago and has ties to Coe College and Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Danberg
Frank Danberg
First Avenue
Lester A. Woodward
Chicago
W. A. Woodward
Nineteenth Street
Danberg
Maurine Bachtell
Eighth Street
Ruth Baumgartner
Iowa State
Illinois Society of Certified Public Accountants
Allen Family Takes Leave After Midwest Visit
Prof. and Mrs. Victor T. Allen and their daughter Rosella of St. Louis depart Friday to return home after visiting Prof. Allen's uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hauser at 1537 Fifth Avenue SE. Prof. Allen heads the geology department at the University of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor T. Allen
Rosella
St. Louis
Allen
Charles E. Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Prof
The
University of St. Louis
Crusaders circle hosts lawn supper at Borschel home
Members of the Crusaders circle of the King's Daughters held a lawn supper Thursday at 1534 Washington Avenue SE. Mrs. Charles Sterner presided as president. Mrs. Carl F. Goodwin led the admission service for several members and guests. Guests included Mrs. George R. Griner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Lena Borschel
Washington Avenue SE
Charles Sterner
Carl F. Goodwin
J. A. Glass
F. S. Alden
J. H. Rhoads
Esther Schultz
George R. Griner
H. L. Schlesselman
E. F. Borschel
S. A. Sleichter
Lillian Sheetz
Mary Bittner
Mrs Burch Hosts 500 Club Afternoon
Mrs. George Burch entertained the 500 club Thursday afternoon at 864 Eighteenth Street SE. Guests included Mrs. Andrew Jackson Jr, Mrs. Ray Hotz, Mrs. Marvin Nielson, Mrs. Darrell King, Mrs. J. T. Alton and Mrs. Lyle Stockwell. Nielson won high prize, Stockwell the law award, and Alton the traveling prize. Next meeting set for June 11 at Mrs. Jacksons home 813 I Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burch
Eighteenth Street
500 Club
Andrew Jackson, Jr
Ray Hotz
Marvin Nielson
Darrell King
J. T. Alton
Lyle Stockwell
Nielson
Stockwell
Alton
Jackson
I Avenue NW
YWCA Employed Girls Dept Holds Annual Meeting
The employed girls division of the YWCA held its annual meeting at the association building with a candlelight supper for about 100 guests. A "March of Time" program reviewed progress from 1891 origins to the current building, with speakers detailing early business and industrial groups and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Business Girls
Edith Lowe
Geneva Club
T. E. Club
Commercial Club
Miss Lowe
Ida MecQuin
Industrial Department
Easy Aces Picnic Dinner At Daniels Park
The Easy Aces bridge club held a Thursday afternoon picnic dinner at Daniels Park. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Kurtz and Mrs. C. R. Scholl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easy Aces Bridge Club
Daniels Park
William Kurtz
C. R. Scholl
Elmer Porter Leaves for Richmond and Maine
Elmer J. Porter departed Friday for his home in Richmond Indiana. He intends to spend the late summer in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer J. Porter
Richmond
Ind
Maine
Bluff View Aid Picnic At Ellis Park
The Bluff View aid society held its first picnic of the year at Ellis park on Wednesday. Attendees included Mesdames H. S. Mann Theresa King Louis Mann John Kretschmar Ray Henders on E D Dorian John Kretschmar Jr Delbert Williams J H Anderson and Miss Ruth Miller. A second picnic is planned for July 8 at Ellis park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid Society
Ellis Park
H. S. Mann
Theresa King
Louis Mann
John Kretschmar
Ray Henderson
E. D. Dorian
John Kretschmar, Jr
Delbert Williams
J. H. Anderson
Ruth Miller
Etiquette for Every Day booklet promises better manners
A humorous dinner scene shows Horace and Mildred misbehaving at Aunt Cynthia’s table while a selling point for a 40 page illustrated etiquette booklet appears. The ad copy highlights guidance on introductions, entering rooms, leaving politely, letter writing and table manners for public settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Mildred
Aunt Cynthia
Marian
Cynthia
Gether
Five Iowa DAR district chairmen named by state regent
The Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution appointed five district chairmen Friday by state regent Mrs. Imogen B. Emery of Cedar Rapids. The appointees include Northeast district Mrs. R. P. Ink of Mount Vernon, Northwest district Mrs. A. H. Avery of Spencer, North Central district Mrs. W. M. Vernon of Ames, Southeast district Mrs. E. G. Senty of Davenport, and Southwest district Mrs. Mary Rathke of Glenwood.
Jolly Eight Hosts Bridge Afternoon Winners Named
Mrs. Paul Blake entertained the Jolly Ramblers at 1745 Avenue NW. Prizes in the bridge game went to Mrs. Fred Wittke, Mrs. Paul Blake, and Mrs. W. O. Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blake
Avenue NW
The
Jolly Ramblers
Fred Wittke
W. O. Blake
Seven From Here Plan To Attend Republican National Convention
Seven Cedar Rapids residents plan to travel Sunday to attend the Republican National Convention opening June 9 in Cleveland. Mrs. H E Spangler will meet Mrs. James Good in Chicago to accompany her to Cleveland as well as director of republican western headquarters and Iowa’s national committeeman. Others include Mrs J W Ballard state committee woman and Mrs J C Staley motoring to Cleveland with a Chicago meet up by Carl Godden. Also attending are Floyd Philbrick and his wife, Frank L Williams republican nominee for state treasurer, and Fred Canfield longtime labor conciliator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
H. E. Spangler
Chicago
James Good
Spangler
Republican Western Headquarters
Iowa
Harry G. O’donnell
J. W. Ballard
Republican State Committee
J.C
Wand Schneider farmer Dies After Illness in La Porte City
Otto Wand Schneider Benton county farmer stricken by apoplexy at home Tuesday died Thursday. Born May 14, 1873 in Cedar township, he lived in the community his whole life. He married Tillie Kahler in 1899 and is survived by his wife and one sister Miss Mary Wand Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Otto Wandschneider
Benton County
Cedar Township
Tillie Kahler
Mary Wandschneider
Etiquette for Every Day Booklet Request
A request is sent to The Cedar Rapids Gazette from Home Institute in New York New York. The sender asks for 15 cents for a booklet titled Etiquette for Every Day and provides the address 109 West 19th Street in New York for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th St
New York
N. Y
Monsignor Wolfe Delivers Mount Mercy College Graduation
Monsignor J. M. Wolfe of Dubuque spoke to about 200 at Mount Mercy junior college as he urged growth in mental moral and spiritual realms. Diplomas were presented by Rev Father D T Noonan to junior college and high school graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wolfe
Dubuque
Mount Mercy Junior College
D. T. Noonan
Gohmann Cleared Of Charge In Cedar Rapids Case
George E. Gohmann of 1040 Third Avenue SE was arraigned on a transient merchant violation and freed after a police court hearing with no evidence presented. Walker Weiss of Montrose hotel pled guilty, fined $10 and costs, after agreeing to discontinue selling in Cedar Rapids. city attorney said the fine was nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Gohmann
Third Avenue SE
Gohmann
Walker Weiss
Montrose Hotel
Harry S. Johnson
Weiss
Cedar Rapids
Fiedler suffers severe hand wound in shop incident
L. B. Fiedler sustained a deep gash on the fleshy part of his left hand while sharpening a sickle in his Hopkinton shop on Thursday. The wound required eleven stitches to close.
Harness Makers Of Iowa Name Spencer Man As President
Ed Schmidt of Spencer was elected president of the Iowa Retail Harness Makers association at its twenty seventh annual convention closing at the Hotel Montrose. M C Bauer of Arcadia was elected vice president J E Schwaner of Winterset treasurer and L H Anderson of Carroll secretary Des Moines was chosen for the next annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schmidt
Spencer
Iowa Retail Harness Makers Association
Montrose
M. C. Bauer
Arcadia
J. E. Schwaner
Winterset
L. H. Anderson
Carroll
Des Moines
Chicago Girl Refuses Flag Salute Faces Diploma Issue
Beverly Buffington aged 14 and her Jehovahs Witness family in Maywood challenge a move to withhold her high school diploma for declining to salute the flag at Memorial Day exercises. She says saluting would conflict with religious beliefs and calls the request hypocritical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Beverly Buffington
Maywood
Bert Buffington
Jehovah's Witnesses
Antons and ChildsWed at Lutheran Church in Manchester
Dora Louise Antons youngest daughter of Henry and Mrs Antons of Prairie township and Lester Childs of Manchester son of Earl and Mrs Childs wed at the Lutheran church in Ryan with Rev E E Senst officiating. The couple plans to reside on the Childs farm near Manchester after a luncheon at Carl Antons near Masonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ryan
Dora Louise Antons
Henry Antons
Prairie Township
Lester Childs
Earl Childs
E. E. Senst
Anna Antons
Herman Antons
Carl Antons
Masonville
Childs
Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers in Greeley
Greeley Legion auxiliary seated a new slate Wednesday with President Mrs Neal Slater and past president Mrs Al Burbridge leading the officers. Other elected roles include first vice president Mrs Howard Barger second vice president Mrs Harold Koeneke secretary Mrs Clark Tyrrell treasurer Mrs Fred Woeste sergeant at arms Mrs Ralph Sherman historian Mrs William Hess chaplain Mrs Carl Anderson and executive committee members Mrs George Holthaus Mrs George Binning and Mrs Clarence Binning.
Wellman Hires John Stock to Teach Science
John Stock of Lone Tree will teach science at Wellman High School replacing Wayne Wehrle who moves to advanced studies at the University of Chicago. Stock attended the University of Iowa for five years and last taught mathematics science and athletics in the Chester, Louisiana school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
John Stock
Lone Tree
Wellman High School
Wayne Wehrle
University of Chicago
Stock
University of Iowa
Chester
Greeley Plans Summer Band With Earlville Instructor
The Greeley board of education and local merchants sponsor a summer band. Nathan Edwards of Earlville will be the instructor. Rehearsals occur Tuesdays and concerts are on Wednesdays, with the first concert set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Board of Education and the
Merchants
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Coe
Miss Poyneer
Glenn Wheeler
New York School
Ata
Kellogg’s
Augusta Eiben
Ryland W. Crary
Stubbs
Miss Hadley
Community Concert Association
Winslow Guest
Women Foresters Court
John M. Grimms
J. T. Beechams
Louvar-Kriz
Mrs. Allen
Crusaders Circle
Mrs. Burch
Second Street
Y.W.C.A. Employed Girls’ Dept
Frances McFall
Business Girls’ League
Lenora Simon
Blue Triangle
Zeffie Koblasse
Quaker Oats Club
Mary Holub
Wilson Club
Maxine Collins
Negro Girls’ Club
Emma Kriz
Industrial Club
Eula Lewis
Negro Girls Club
Adah Bauerle
Arlene Larson
Elmer Porter
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Jolly Eight
Doe
Kid Skins Linens Patents
Doris-Dell
Doris-Dell” Ghillies
Sol
Monsignor Wolfe
Mount Mercy College
George Gohmann
Harness Makers of
Spencer Man
Buck
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