Business and Professional Women's Club Picnic at Y M C A
The B and P W club hosted an after season picnic for eighty members at the Y M C A due to bad weather at Ellis park. The evening included swimming in the Y pool with Miss Clara Robinson in charge and a committee listing several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ellis Park
Y. Pool
Clara Robinson
Dorothy Chester
Harriet Hoover
Eth 3 McMurray
Ruth Smith
Doris Swenson
Maude Shaw
Zoa Munger
Lillian Beane
Gladyce Weigold
Florence Fulton
Helen Randa
Esther Strait
Lilly Erickson
Malinda Gallobitz
Garden party honors Jacqueline Stewart and guests
Jacqueline Stewart of Chatta nooga was guest of honor at a pretty garden party hosted by Valerie Konecny at 315 Crescent Street SE. Attending were Elizabeth Stewart, Laura Pearle Stewart, and many friends including Jane O'Meara, Ann Miétiller, Mary Frances Lee, Patricia Graves, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Stewart
Chattanooga
Elizabeth Stewart
Laura Pearle Stewart
Valerie Konecny
Crescent Street
Jane O'Meara
Ann Miétiller
Mary Frances Lee
Patricia Graves
Margaret Ann Halgren
Caroline Farrow
Mardella Parrott
Wilferene Konecny
Bernadine Sterner
Galeens Bernice Tiep
Barbara Geiger
Agnes Knapp
Lucille Mullin
Phyllis Johnson
Kathryn Erwin
Elizabeth Kensinger
Jane Bachman
Mary Irene MacLaughlin
Louise Schaefer
Virginia
Mariet Elliott
Patricia
Ada Makoes
Georganne Buresh
Janet Morton
Maxine Kushner
Maxine Kopel
Mary Kinney
Jean Fitch
Tea at Bernice Boynton's home draws guests from near and far
Miss Bernice Boynton hosted a Monday afternoon tea at 2335 Blake Boulevard SE attended by about thirty guests. Among the visitors were Mrs. Walter Michael Jeanes of Paris France and Mrs. Robert P. Bell of Evanston Illinois with additional guests from Chicago and Red nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Boynton
Blake ‘Boulevard
Walter Michael Jeanes
Paris
France
Robert P. Bell
Evanston
Ill
James Stannard Baker
George J. Jaeger
Robert P. Gordon
Chicago
Dewey Fortune
Red
Moss Family Visits Relatives in Omaha
Mr and Mrs Mervyn H Moss of Urabia Persia with their two children, guests of Mr and Mrs Robert C Armstrong at 2233 Meadowbrook Drive SE, departed Wednesday for Omaha to stay with Mrs Moss's parents Mr and Mrs Paul H Patton. Mrs Moss will spend the summer in study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervyn H. Moss
Urabia
Persia
Robert C. Armstrong
Meadowbrook Drive
Omaha
Paul H. Patton
Dr. Anna Heyberger Plans European Summer Voyage
Dr. Anna Heyberger left Monday for New York and will sail Wednesday for Europe aboard the Aquitania. She intends to spend most of the summer in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Heyberger
New York
Europe
Aquitania
France
Mrs Miller to Return to Ottumwa After Visit
Mrs. William B. Miller will return to Ottumwa Thursday after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Malcolm V Bolton at 1820 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Miller
Ottumwa
Malcolm V. Bolton
Second Avenue SE
Tuesday Art Club Holds Picnic Plans
The Tuesday Art club met at Mrs. Walter French home 2542 Meadowbrook drive SE with thirteen members present. A picnic luncheon is planned for June 21 at Mrs. C. T. Houser 2240 Washington avenue SE, and a family picnic is set for June 17 at Ellis Park rose garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter French
Meadowbrook Drive
C. T. Houser
Washington Avenue
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Mrs Ernest Escher Shower At Butterfly Tea
Mrs Charles Sehl hosted the H F club at the Butterfly tea room on Tuesday evening for a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Ernest Escher formerly Miss Eda Thomas the recent bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sehl
H. F. Club
Butterfly Tea Room
Ernest Escher
Eda Thomas
Oberlin Alumni From Sioux Falls Face Reunion
Guests from Sioux Falls were classmates at Oberlin College Ohio sharing memories of student days and plans for a reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Gon
Oberlin, Ohio
Card party by The Maccabees groups set for Thursday
Linn Tent No 38 and Ioway Hive No 111 of The Maccabees plan a card party at Moose hall Thursday at 8 p.m. Prizes will be awarded to the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabees
Linn
Ioway Hive
Moose Hall
Royal Neighbors Camp Meeting Set in Parlor City
Parlor City Camp No. 1799 will meet in K P hall Thursday at 1 p m for a birthday luncheon. Members are asked to bring ee and sandwiches. The regular meeting will follow the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlor City
K. P. Hall
Booster Club Meeting at Mrs Schenk Residence
The R N A Booster club will meet at 1013 Third street SW Thursday evening. Mrs Clarence Melichar will be assistant hostess and Mrs Edwin Hardy and Mrs Kenneth Hollingsworth will run the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
R. N. A. Booster Club
Ed Schenk
Third Street
Clarence Melichar
Edwin Hardy
Kenneth Hollingsworth
El Kahir Auxiliary Picnic At Ellis Park
The El Kahir unit of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Shriners Hospital invites members to a picnic luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. in the large pavilion at Ellis Park. Members should bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir
Woman's Auxiliary
Shriners Hospital
Ellis Park
Auxiliary Meeting of Columbia Division No 37
The oO. BR. C. Auxiliary Columbia Division No 37 L A to B R C will hold an all day special meeting Friday at 10 a.m. at Moose hall. Grand vice president Edith B. Clark will inspect the work. A luncheon is planned at Hotel St. Those events to follow.
Aunt Het Notes Change in Tears and Troubles
The column quotes Aunt Het saying women cry less now not from stoicism but because there is less cause for tears. She reflects on social shifts and enduring resilience in daily life.
Immaculata Circle Dance Friday at Roosevelt Hotel
Immaculata Circle of the Immaculate Conception church will host an informal June dance in the Roosevelt room of the Roosevelt hotel Friday night from 9 to 12. About 150 invitations were issued with blue and white decorations. Kathryn Marshall Gayle Giblin and Regina Fuller head the event assisted by Bernice Skelly Catherine Monahan. Chaperons include the Wicke Byrnes and Busler couples. Next week members travel to Iowa City for a Red Ball Inn dinner and bridge party. Officers for the coming year include Catherine Monahan chairman Rosaline Coyle secretary and Margaret Mac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculata Circle
Immaculate Conception
Roosevelt Room
Roosevelt Hotel
Kathryn Marshall
Gayle Giblin
Regina Fuller
Bernice Skelly
Catherine Monahan
Murray receives PhD degree at Minnesota University
William G. Murray son of Dr and Mrs Frederick G Murray has earned the doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Minnesota. He will travel to Washington DC to work with the United States Department of Agriculture. His thesis analyzed farm mortgages in Story county Iowa 1854 to 1930. He has served as assistant professor of agricultural economics at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Murray
Frederick G. Murray
Avenue
University of Minnesota
Murray
David George
Dr. Murray
Washington, D
United States Department of Agriculture
Coe College
Harvard University
Story County
Iowa
Iowa State College
Recital by Anna Mae Zabokrtsky Students at YWCA
Miss Anna Mae Zabokrtsky presents her primary and intermediate students in a recital Thursday at 8 p.m. in the YWCA auditorium. The public is invited. Performers include Jackie Droz Dorothy June Duncan Dorothy White Yvonne Roberts Doris Hepler Betty Rubey Bessie Vopalka Richard Cox Genevieve Marsh Marilyn Chyle Jane Anne Herdens Marcia Kopecky Kenneth White Jean Betty Beauchamp Doris Hegewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Zabokrtsky
Jackie Droz
Dorothy June Duncan
Dorothy White
Yvonne Roberts
Doris Hepler
Betty Rubey
Bessie Vopalka
Richard Cox
Genevieve Marsh
Mariyn Chyle
Jane Anne Herdens
Marcia Kopecky
Kenneth White
Jean Betty Beauchamp
Doris Hegewald
Mercy Hospital Alumnae Picnic at Upper Palisades
Mercy hospital alumnae plan their annual picnic at the Upper Palisades on Thursday afternoon. Those attending should call Mrs. Lowell Margueridon for reservations. Meet at 3 30 p m at the graduates location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Upper Palisades
Lowell Margueridon
Miss Maxine Garrett’s shower honors upcoming marriage
Miss Maxine Garrett was entertained at a miscellaneous shower at her home by her sister Ruth Garrett Tuesday. Bunco was played at five tables with prizes to McCosh and Alice Hewitt. Guests included Maxine Garrett Jean Lindsey Agnes Groat Ruth Webster Lucile Wisely Eleanor Wisely Agnes McCosh Hazel Deitrich Maxine Plummer Armina Davis Luella DeWald Florence Strauss Madora Murtaugh Annette Holland Alberta Schuknecht Christine Peterson Bernice Smith Ruth Garrett Mrs J W Stoner and Mrs A W Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Garrett
Ray J. Stoner
Ruth Garrett
Bunco
Es McCosh
Alice Hewitt
Jean Lindsey
Agnes Groat
Ruth Webster
Lucile Wisely
Eleanor Wisely
Agnes McCosh
Hazel Deitrich
Maxine Plummer
Armina Davis
Luella DeWald
Florence Strauss
Madora Murtaugh
Annette Holland
Alberta Schuknecht
Blanche Fisher
Christine Peterson
Bernice Smith
J. W. Stoner
A. W. Garrett
Local seniors feted after Grant High class day exercises
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kralik hosted Grant high school seniors after class day at 2110 J street SW Monday night. A buffet supper and dancing followed. guests included Rose Closson, Alice Lubbock, Betty Cocayne, Evelyn Murray, Louise Sampson, Marie Schamberger, Lillian Klimes, Doris Woolwine, Louise Leatherberry, Mildred Libal, Martha Kralik, Josef Haluza, Arthur McGuire, a Chapman, Marvin Springer, and J Stepanek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kralik
J Street
Grant High School
Rose Closson
Alice Lubbock
Betty Cocayne
Evelyn Murray
Louise Sampson
Marie Schamberger
Lillian Klimes
Doris Woolwine
Louise Leatherberry
Mildred Libal
Martha Kralik
Josef Haluza
Arthur McGuire
A Chapman
Marvin Springer
J Stepanek
Raymond
Picnic planned at Ellis Park by junior social committee
Plans were made for a picnic Wednesday at 6 30 p m in Ellis Park during a social committee meeting of Junior Aid held Monday evening at 1536 Cee Avenue SE. Election of officers will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Cee Avenue
Miss Marguerite Keneeny Returns Home for Summer
Miss Marguerite daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Keneeny residing at 315 Crescent street SE returned from Grinnell college where she is a student to spend the summer with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Ie
J. L. Keneeny
Crescent Street
Grinnell College
Mrs Moss Speaks To Church Groups At St Pauls
Mrs S G Armstrong heard by three St Pauls church groups as the Woman's Home Missionary Society and Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosted a joint afternoon. She discussed education for women, Persian refugees, and the life of a missionary, noting social and housing hardships and greeting customs. Officers of the Home Missionary Society were elected. About eighty women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Armstrong
Blake
St. Paul's Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mervyn E
Forest Rutgers
Mahala Pratt Guild
H. O. Pratt
Home Missionary Society
F. G. Kellogg
James Patterson
J. J. Hall
S. E. Garber
R. S. Toogood
E.cloff
Rgents
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs. E. L. Kenney in Des Moines
Mrs. Carl Goodwin hosted a luncheon club farewell at 1738 Third Avenue SE with two bridge tables. Mrs. E. L. Kenney will move to Indianapolis to join Mr. Kenney and received a gift. Guest Mrs. Sam Lee attended. greetings came from former member Mrs. J. W. Coverdale of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Goodwin
Third Avenue SE
Aew
E. L. Kenney
Mr. Kenney
Indianapolis
Kenney
Sam Lee
J. W. Coverdale
Waterloo
William Forrest Receives Farewell Before Montreal Voyage
William Forrest of 230 Eleventh Street NW was honored at a farewell gathering Tuesday evening hosted by friends. He and his father plan to sail June 17 from Montreal for Those Thess. attendees included Nathan Estes, Ted Estes, Charles Diggins, Woodrow Morrison, Everett Williams, Harold Clark, Ralph Stafford, and Leon Willen Forette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Forrest
Eleventh Street
James Forrest
Montreal
Canada
Thess Sredie
Nathan Estes
Ted Estes
Charles Diggins
Woodrow Morrison
Everett Williams
Harold Clark
Ralph Stafford
Leon Willen Forette
Spring Fashion Pattern Offer from The Gazette Republican Pattern
The notice promotes Pattern 2234 and 2284 with sizes 36 through 48, detailing fabric needs for size 36 and lace requirements. It invites readers to mail 15 cents per pattern with name, address, and style number for the Spring Fashion catalog and mentions Anne Adams styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
Anne Adams
Ee EE. A
Bee York
Deltas Hold Annual House Party With Members Attending
The Chi Deltas held their annual house party with active and alumnae members in attendance. Attendees include Sundberg, Janet Murray, Elva Shirley Carlson, Mary Hughes, Helene Meier, Eliza Hickok, Frances Mary, Ardyce Woodside, Margaret Haynes of Cedar Rapids. Helen Paine of Marengo. Lydia Dudycha of Oak Park Illinois. Lillian Cochran of Muscatine. Dorothy and Mildred Burns of Van Horne. Mary Northey of Waterloo. Mrs. John Strohbehi of Worthington Minnesota. Chaperon Bernice Evans, guests Marguerite Robbie and Jean Grout attended. Miss Hughes and Mary Louise Zbanek arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundberg
Janet Murray
Elva Shirley Carlson
Mary Hughes
Helene Meier
Eliza Hickok
Frances Mary
Ardyce Woodside
Margaret Haynes
Cedar Rapids
Helen Paine
Marengo
Lydia Dudycha
Oak Park
Lillian Cochran
Muscatine
Dorothy
Mildred Burns
van Horne
Mary Northey
Waterloo
John Strohbehi
Worthington, Minn
Bernice Evans
Marguerite Robbie
Jean Grout
Miss Hughes
Mary Louise Zbanek
Merrie Music Pupils Recital At Coe College Thursday
Miss Eleanor Houts of the Coe College School of Music will present first year Merrie Music pupils in a recital Thursday at 4 p.m. in Marshall Hall. The program features finger plays ear drills rhythm work and notation games with original pieces. Participants include Nancy Hale Theodora Davis Marilyn Schrimper Merilyn Mae Miller Marjorie Barnes Elizabeth Atkinson Elaine Lillick Ellen Curray Marian Rubins Rebecca Safle Robert Randolph Janet Dennis Jean Marie Horak and Ruth Buresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Houts
Coe College School of Music
Merrie Music
Marshall Hall
Nancy Hale
Theodora Davis
Marilyn Schrimper
Merilyn Mae Miller
Marjorie Barnes
Elizabeth Atkinson
Matrons Hold Silver Medal Contest at Presbyterian
Tuesday session at the Presbyterian church hosted by Mrs Flora Manville featured a matrons silver medal contest. Winner Mrs Lucy DeClow spoke on Moses and the Law. Runners up were Mrs W Bontrager and Mrs Hazel Pilberse with a song group accompanying by Pope. Belle Delzell directed silver medal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Anna
Flora Manville
Lucy DeClow
Moses
W. Bontrager
Hazel Pilberse
Pope
Belle Delzell
Daniels Park Church Ladies Aid Plans Birthday Meeting
The Ladies Aid society of Daniels Park church will meet at the church at 1 p.m. for its birthday event. The Ladies Industrialty of Olivet church will gather Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. A P Fuller and Miss Jennie Barbour hostesses invite all women of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Daniels Park Church
Olivet Industrial I Society of the Ladies Industrialty of Olivet Church
A. P. Fuller
Jennie Barbour
Bethany Ladies Aide Meet At Mrs Forney Home
The Ladies Aide of Nena Se will meet at 1018 Sixth Street NW at 2 30 p m. Mrs E S Wright will be assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Nena Se
St Joan's Society Luncheon Planned at Thomas Park
St Joan's Society will meet at Thomas Park Thursday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon. Members are asked to bring dishes and silver and to notify Mrs. Blencoe if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan’s Society
Thomas Park
8. G. Blencoe
Keane School Workers Plan Friday Meeting
The Fifth division of the Keane School Workers will meet in Keane hall Friday at 2 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Theodore Stark, Mrs. Robert Stark and Mrs. John Weiderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane School
Keane Hall
Theodore Stark
Robert Stark
John Weiderman
Trinity Division No 4 Meets Thursday at Gard Home
Trinity Division No 4 of Trinity Methodist church will meet Thursday at 2 30 P M in the home of Mrs Paul Gard on Avenue NW Mrs H B Green will assist the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Division
Trinity Methodist Church
Paul Gard
Avenue NW
H. B. Green
Division No 1 Picnic Lunch at Trinity Methodist
Division No 1 of Trinity Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Frank Listebarger on Fairfax road Thursday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon. Cars will be provided for attendees if they notify Mrs. J. S. Houx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Frank Listebarger
Fairfax Road
J. S. Houx
Grace Episcopal Woman's Guild Meeting Change
The Woman's guild of Grace Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. M. L. Grafton at 1926 Avenue NE Friday for a picnic luncheon and business meeting. Members are asked to note the change in the meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Guild
The
Grace Episcopal Church
M. L. Grafton
Avenue NE
Mrs. Atherton Hosts Birthday Party for Mrs. Marolf
Mrs. C. Atherton honored Mrs. George Marolf of Mason City with a Tuesday evening party at 203 Twenty third aak drive SE. The event featured a green and yellow décor. Guests included Mrs. Scramling, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Murdoch, Mrs. Eliason, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Ellen McArthur, Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Stoehr, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Kelly, and Mrs. Helming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Atherton
George Marolf
Mason City
Joe Scramling
Inva
A Ridesub
Marolf
A. D. Austin
Murdoch
H. V. Eliason
Susannah Wesley class to meet at Ball home Friday
The Susannah Wesley class of St. Pauls church will meet Friday at Mrs. W A Ball 2325 Hillcrest drive SE for a business meeting after a 12 30 picnic luncheon Assistant hostesses will be ee 2 I Zr Jackson Mrs T R Rich M 8 Crissman Mrs Edgar Gee gg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
St. Paul's Church
W. A. Ball
Hillcrest Drive
I. Zr. Jackson
T. R. Rich
Crissman
Edgar Gee
Fourth Birthday for Edward Sterenciek Celebrated
Eight children joined Edward Sterenciek at his fourth birthday party held Saturday afternoon at 1022 Sixteenth Avenue SE. Helpers in entertainment were Misses Irene Severa Anne Verteiko and Lilyan Majewski. Attending were Carl and Evelyn Jadrnicek Lyn Ross Maryan Pechar Adeline and Helen Jandl Bernard Severn Jackie Prusek and Edward Sterenciek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sterenciek
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Irene Severa
Anne Verteiko
Lilyan Majewski
Carl and
Evelyn Jadrnicek
Lyn Ross
Maryan Pechar
Adeline
Helen Jandl
Bernard Severn
Jackie Prusek
Lin coln School Hosts Lawn Party For Departing Class
A lawn party Wednesday afternoon by the 6B class honored the departing 6A class. Decorations featured the school colors yellow and white. Attendees included Frances Ainsworth Delbert Blumenshine Melba Brawner Opal Brumback Dorothy Davis David Foster Arthur Funk Helen Leighty Alberta Milliner Warren Pederson Edwin Wiltsey and Donovan Yanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Frances Ainsworth
Delbert Blumenshine
Melba Brawner
Opal Brumback
Dorothy Davis
David Foster
Arthur Funk
Helen Leighty
Alberta Milliner
Warren Pederson
Edwin Wiltsey
Donovan Yanda
Mutual Girls Host Shower for Miss Hutton in Ellis
The Town Mutual Girls club held a Monday evening shower at Ellis for Miss Hutton ahead of her upcoming marriage to Vernon Boldt this month. A picnic supper was served with twenty four attendees. Miss Hutton received a gift. Hostesses were Ann Cashman B Bornhoeft and Mesdames Groceman and Marie Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Mutual Girls’ Club
Ellis
Miss Hutton
Vernon Boldt
Ann Cashman
B Bornhoeft
Shanklin Guests Visit In South Gate Area
Warren B. Shanklin of Los Angeles arrived by motor Tuesday morning for a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shanklin at 317 Third Street SW. He is accompanied by his cousin Miss Doris Shanklin who will visit her aunt Mrs. R. S. Hardendorf at 2325 Ridgeway Drive SE. They expect to return next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Shanklin
Los Angeles
C. A. Shanklin
Third Street
Doris Shanklin
R.S. Hardendorf
Ridgeway Drive
Business Picnic Planned by St Pauls Church Group
A Business and Professional Women's class at St Pauls Church plans a Thursday 6 p.m. picnic at the Ellis Park duck pond with about fifty members. If weather turns bad the event moves to the church. Committee head Miss Ann Slaby oversees food arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Business and
St. Paul’s Church
Ann Slaby
Kenwood School Picnic Set for Thursday at Thomas Park
The Kenwood school picnic will be held Thursday at noon in Thomas Park. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish, sandwiches, dishes and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
Thomas Park
Miss Lillian Priece Returns From Northerly State Visit
Miss Lillian Priece of 801 Third Avenue SW has just returned from a two week vacation visiting friends and relatives in the northern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Priece
Third Avenue
I H N Circle Meeting At Mrs McMinds Home
I H N Circle of Kings Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs I F P McMinds 1614 Second Avenue SE on Thursday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of Kings Daughters
I. FP. McMinds
Second Avenue SE
Local Notable Mrs. Briar Names Katherine Zabolitaky
Mrs. Orin Briar of Mason City introduces Katherine Zabolitaky as her sister in a brief social note noting family ties and connection to Mrs. C. E. Durey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Briar
Mason City
Katherine Zabolitaky
Oon Pie
C. E. Durey
England grants freak patent for a machine to stick SR to MEE SP BOR OD SS
A sensational patent grant in England covers a device claimed to bind unknown items abbreviated as SR to MEE SP BOR OD SS, prompting questions about the invention and its potential uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Picnic Requests From Burroughs Members
C L Anangst and Mrs A K Burroughs are asked to bring picnic requirements for an upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Anangst
A. EK. Burroughs
Loyal Ladies Class Picnic Announcement
The Loyal Ladies class of the First Reformed Church plans a Thursday noon picnic lunch. The group will discuss member requirements and hold an election of officers for the coming year. Friends of members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ladies
First Reformed Church
Steenlinea Sem
Omnes
Friends of
St Martha Circle Hosts Bridge Tea at Diebold Home
St Martha’s Circle hosted a bridge tea at 2 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. A. J. Diebold, 2207 Grande Avenue SE. Mrs. S. P. Moore assisted. Both active and inactive members were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha’s Circle
A. J. Diebold
Grande Avenue SE
S. P. Moore
Ladies Association Meeting Planned by First Euical Church
One Ladies association of the First euical church will meet in the p m. Hostesses include Mrs. Arthur Hurtt Mrs. C H Klersey Mrs. Ralph Dresher Mrs Una Bryant Mrs George Taylor and Mrs Alice Gustafson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Euical Church
P.m
Arthur Hurtt
C. H. Klersey
Ralph Dresher
Una Bryant
George Taylor
Alice Gustafson
McKinley Students Stage The Little Red Schoolhouse
McKinley junior high held an assembly Tuesday with Betty Whipple supervising a skit titled The Little Red Schoolhouse. Students played pupils using era items while a teacher led a list of school board member roles filled by Robert Rummel Andrew Smith DeFoe Clark Robert Johnson Peggy Bode George Gable Robert LaMont Wil Edgar Evelyn Pruse Mavis Gillis Marie Rose Jacoby Ruth Averill Josephine Beadle and Jean Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Junior High
Betty Whipple
Little Red
McKinley
Betty Re
Robert Rummel
Andrew Smith
DeFoe Clark
Robert Johnson
Peggy Bode
George Gable
Robert LaMont
Wil Edgar
Evelyn Pruse Mavis Gillis
Marie Rose Jacoby
Ruth Averill
Josephine Beadle
Jean Hatch
Joe Brown Returns From Injuries En Route To Recovery
Hollywood actor Joe E. Brown travels after medical treatment for an infected tooth appendix removal damaged heel bone and bruised back. He was on the way to recovery Wednesday after the injuries sustained in a recent incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brown
Hollywood
INS
Joe E. Brown
Doubles Who Helped Shape Early Screen Stars
A 1932 reminiscence recalls doubles for Bessie Love Russ Columbo and Phillips Holmes. It notes how youth, looks, and chance helped actors like Margaret Livingston and Estelle Taylor find roles, with mentions of Monte Blue Hoot Gibson Joan Crawford Polly and Greta Garbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Columbo
Gary
Phillips Holmes
Bessie Love
Junior
Jet G . Cooper
Margaret Livingston
Margie Hines
Monte Blue
Hoot Gibson
Hollywood
Estelle Taylor
Dorothy Dalton
Joan Crawford
Iowa News in Brief: Marengo to Manchester and More
In Marengo the daily vacation Bible school opened with Rev. W. T. Martin as superintendent and a long list of helpers. Quasqueton reports 51 Mite women attending with officers elected. Manchester funeral services held for John Scanlon, 77, with seven children and many grandchildren noted. Strawberry Point hosts vaccine parish enrollment of over 100 children. Wapello reports Miss Kate Kremer, 67, died at sister’s home. Stanwood Bible school opens with local teachers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Hibbs
W. T. Martin
Maude Kimball
Phyllis Crawford
Zella
and Chesmore
Hayden, Ariz
Arleta
Reynold Dickerson
Albert Lea
Minn
Viola Reynold Moses
Emmetsburg
Ina Locke
Manchester
John Scanlon
Adams Township
Silver Creek Methodist Church
C. W. Hawn
Scanlon
William
Charles
Ross Scanlon
Merten Joslyn
Oneida
Verne Joslyn
John Johnston
Alvin Johnston
Masonville
Luke Scanlon
Wapello
Kate Kremer
Fred Outcomp
Elizabeth Wicher Kremer
Pioneers
Dale W. Kremer
Waello
Clarence Kremer
Chicago
Til
Stanwood
Anamosa Report Corrects Vote Tabulation Error
The Anamosa report corrects a Tuesday paper's error in vote totals for Con Mey, stating the correct figure was 488 instead of 700. The correction emphasizes accurate tabulation and transparency in reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Conmey
Endurance Driver Plans Sears Store Visit in Des Moines
van Janess of Des Moines aims to complete a car endurance test at the Sears store in Des Moines on Saturday at 1 p.m. The event begins at 9 am and she will recover her sleep afterward at the Des Moines theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Janess
Des Moines
Sears
Final Returns On County Elections
Walter A. Newport 1,577 and John Fletcher 3,727 lead county posts with Miriam P. Johnson 1,153 and Mark G. 3,097 for secretary. Railroad commissioner results show Cogswell 660 Felten 644 Gray a Martin 1188 and Ray Eahiean 3,752 amid continued tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Newport
John Fletcher
Ture
Miriam P. Johnson
Guy M. Lambert
Mark G
Cogswell
Felten
Gray A Martin
Nares Maben
Ray Eahiean
Benton county election results from state offices
Results reported by the Republican and Democratic state ticket races. Greenwalt 1368 and others for secretary of state. Darting 86 auditor. Fischer 1896. Kringel 98. Lemley 125. Long 151. Johnson 1108 treasurer. Maben 642. Fletcher 1385 attorney general. Newport 453. Johnson 595 agriculture. Lambert 381. Thornburg 997. Cogswell 203 railroad. Felton 183. Gray 199. Martin 247. Richardson 806. Democratic slate shows Miller 480 secretary of state. Bachman 204 auditor. Medary 94. Shaw 213. Storms 146. Riegel 256.245 treasurer. Murray 283 agriculture. Smith 318. Conway 313 railroad. Thile 323.
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Vinton
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Greenwalt
Darting
Fischer
Kringel
Lemley
Long
Johnson
Maben
Fletcher
Newport
Agriculture
Lambert
Thornburg
Cogswell
Felton
Gray
Martin
Richardson
Miller
Bachman
Medary
Shaw
Storms
Riegel
Murray
Smith
Conway
Thile
Iowa City
Ean
Fisher
J Aoe Maben
Pletcher
O’connor
Poe Walters
Hahn
Kopp
Eicher
Watts
Whiting
Conrad
Republican
Kanneman
McCulloch
Schadt
Schmidt
Harmon
Mercer
Board of Supervisors
Colony
Work
Meardon
Rohret
Democratic
Brogleeo Healy
Lacina
Pudil
Ranshaw
Sloffer
Wolfe
Delaware County
Manchester
Pietcher
Secretary of Agriculture
Seven
Kringle
O'Conner
Walters
Tripp
Thilo
Medary T
Wegman
Reigel
Iowa City Primary Returns for State County and Local Offices
Johnson County results show party tallies across state offices such as secretary of state treasurer attorney general and agriculture with Republican and Democratic votes for candidates including Greenwalt Medary Pletcher Johnson Lambert Thornburg O Connor and Kanneman plus county posts for railroad commissioner supervisors and state representatives with leaders Hahn Kopp Harmon Mercer and others. Polls indicate wide margins in several races and a mix of incumbents and challengers across party lines.
Toledo Tama County Primary Returns Highlight GOP Leads
In Tama county Republican results show Attorney Pletcher 2111 votes and Newport 1006 for secretary of agriculture Thornburg 1508 Johnson 882 Lambert 757. State Auditor Fischer 1714 plus Darting 201 Lemley 176. State Treasurer Mahen 1222. Democratic results list OConnor 459 Tripp 267 Walters 1293. Secretary of Agriculture Smith 910 Murray 808. State Auditor Shaw 726 Bachman 460 Storms 302 Medary 210. State Treasurer Wegman 947 Riegel 695.
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Toledo
Tama County
Ore Pletcher
Newport
Secretary of Agriculture
Thornburg
Johnson
Lambert
Fischer
Darting
Lemley
Mahen
O'Connor
Tripp
Walters
Delaware County election results Manchester area
Republican ticket leads in Delaware county with Attorney General Pietcher 2020 votes and agriculture secretary Thornburg 1910. Democratic candidates O Conner 206 and Murray 202 tally low in statewide race. railroad commissioner Richardson tops Republicans in the county with 1590 votes versus Conway 213 for Democrats.
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