Awards at Annual Dinner of Kappa Delta
At the Roosevelt Hotel the Kappa Delta sorority held its annual formal dinner in the Roosevelt room. Miss Marion Dwelle won the outstanding senior cup, Miss Florence Teets the top pledge award, and Miss Dorothy Struesky the greatest improvement in scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta
Roosevelt
Hotel
Marion Dwelle
Florence Teets
Dorothy Struesky
Virginia Knox
Isla May McSperrin
Kathryn Kendall
Catherine Montillon
C. L. Kidd
George T. Wilhelm
F. C. Waples
Robert C. Toms
C. J. Lynch
Delbert R. Ashby
Coe College
William Biederman
Clear Lake
Thomas G. Marshall, Jr
Belvidere, Ill
Robinsons announce Dorothy Mae to Charles Rodman
Mr and Mrs Joseph Robinson announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Dorothy Mae to Charles Rodman of Mount Vernon. The wedding will take place this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robinson
Mount Vernon Avenue
Dorothy Mae
Charles Rodman
Mount Vernon
Immaculate Conception Circle Hosts Bridge Tea
Members of St. Martha's circle at Immaculate Conception church attended a bridge tea at 315 Nassau drive SE hosted by Mrs. M. J. Donnelly. Mrs. S. N. Berry and Mrs. Leonard Stark led the tea. nine prizes were awarded for high score in contract and auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha's Circle
Cedar Rapids Bird Club Holds Year End Picnic Meeting
The Cedar Rapids Bird Club held its last meeting of the year as a Thursday evening picnic at the E. J. Petranek cottage along the Wapsie river near Paris. Members exchanged birding experiences and Miss Lillian Serbousek described three ruddy turnstones found recently on Swan Lake. E. J. Petranek was re-elected president with Mrs. C. C. Flodin as vice president and Miss Ethel Orr as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bird Club
E. J. Petranek
Wapsie River
Paris
Lillian Serbousek
Swan Lake
C. C. Flodin
Ethel Orr
Evelyn Fawcett Heads to Camp Ojiketa as Camp Fire Counselor
Miss Evelyn Fawcett travels to St Paul to serve as a Camp Fire councillor at Camp Ojiketa during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Fawcett
St. Paul
Camp Ojiketa
Tennis Thrills at Camp Hitaga Staff Plans and Campers
Six Camp Fire girls from Iowa and neighboring states pose at Camp Hitaga as the staff announces plans for the season. Mary Nelson and Mary Jane Peck join the team with Miss Gilmore directing tennis activities. Staff includes university representatives and lifesaving examiners as improvements expand the camp facilities ahead of junior campers' fairy ring week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Wapsie
Jo McNeill
Monticello
Mary Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Marjorie Jamison
Oelwein
Bernice Becker
Mount Vernon
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Wyoming
Isabelle Smith
Hitaga
Ariana Burr
Mary Jane Peck
Grinnell
Mary June Cooper
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Miss Peck
University of Minnesota
University of Iowa
Cornell
Coe
Miss Gilmore
Mount Carroll
Ill
C. H. Morningstar
Lena Bedient
Elizabeth Melberg
Balls Host Honor Guests At District Dinners
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Tomson of Wakarusa Kansas were honored guests at a dinner given Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ball at their home 109 Seventeenth Street SE. Mrs. CG F Clark of Knollwood Drive SE hosted a luncheon Friday noon in compliment to Mrs Tomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Tomson
Wakarusa
Kan
Marie E.shean
Sixteenth Street
J. F. Ball
Seventeenth Street
CG. F. Clark
Knollwood Drive
Tomson
Friends motor to Davenport for dinner honoring Lois Melton
A group of friends will motor to Davenport today for a dinner at the Black Hawk hotel this evening honoring Mrs. Lois Melton of 820 First Avenue East who departs July 1 for an extended visit in Oregon. The travelers include Miss Nelle C Brady Miss Cora O'Brien Mrs Elwood Royster and Mrs Alfred K Falcon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Black Hawk Hotel
Lois Melton
First Avenue E
Oregon
Nelle C. Brady
Cora O'Brien
Elwood Royster
Alfred K. Falcon
Zakostelecky and Hanson wed in North Liberty ceremony
Miss Anna A. Zakostelecky and George A. Hanson, both of North Liberty, were joined in marriage at a Bohemian church near Ely. The Rev. Francis Pokorny officiated in a ceremony attended by about 100 relatives and friends. The couple will reside on a farm near North Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Zakostelecky
John Zakostelecky
North Liberty
George A. Hanson
George, A. Hanson
Bohemian Church
Ely
Francis Pokorny
Marvel Brusha
Fairfax
Velma Zakostelecky
Lillian Schleuter
Cedar Rapids
Johanna Hill
Edwin Pudil
Milo Vorel
Swisher
Hanson
Shueyville High School
University High School
Iowa City
Coe College
Madison Township
Prof Meyer Leaves After Visit at Murray College
Prof. Arthur Meyer, cello instructor at State Teachers College Murray Kentucky, has left after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs C Fréd Meyer at 715 Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Meyer
Cello
The
State Teachers College
Murray
C. Fréd Meyer
Avenue NW
Mercy Alumnae to Hold Palisades Picnic
Mercy hospital alumnae announce their annual picnic at the Palisades on Tuesday. Delores Connors will take reservations at the hospital by Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Palisades
Delores Connors
Williams Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs M D McWilliams of 2248 Grande avenue SE celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a bridge party Saturday evening at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Don Gaffney Mr and Mrs H R Van Slyck Mr and Mrs Clarence Kinstler Mr and Mrs George Walton and Mr and Mrs Earl Coffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. McWilliams
Grande Avenue
Don Gaffney
H. R. van Slyck
Clarence Kinstler
George Walton
Earl Coffing
Graves-Giem nuptials at First Christian Church
Nella Graves daughter of Edna Graves and Lewis Giem son of W H Giem were united in marriage Friday at 8 pm at the First Christian church. Rev Blaine Hyten officiated with Wanda Graves and Harold Woodford as attendants. The couple will reside at 519 Second street SW and Giem works for Colonial Baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Graves
Edna Graves
Eleventh Street
Lewis Giem
W. H. Giem
Second Street
First Christian Church
Blaine Hyten
Wanda Graves
Marshalltown
Harold Woodford
Ofta
Giem
The
Colonial Baking Company
Engagement of Miss Hoppe to William Benar den Announced
The engagement of Miss Alice Clara Hoppe to William H. Benarden is announced. Miss Hoppe, niece of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gutz of 1637 Avenue NW, will wed on June 12. She is a Brandon high school graduate class of 1932 and attended Iowa State Teachers College. She has taught in Buchanan County schools for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clara Hoppe
F. B. Gutz
Avenue NW
William H. Benarden
la Porte City
Hoppe
Brandon High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Buchanan County
Friendly club meets for wiener roast at Shaver park
The Friendly club gathers at Shaver park Tuesday at 7 30 p m for a wiener roast. Members bring wieners and buns. Asa Arnolds Maynard Rowray and Clifford Kunzman lead games. Mary Pratt led games last meeting with about seventy five attendees. Afterward the group visits Henry Geiger's home to view wood carvings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaver Park
Asa Arnolds
Maynard Rowray
Clifford Kunzman
Mary Pratt
Henry Geiger
Birthday party honors Barbara Ann Birch
Mrs. Joseph Birch hosted a Saturday party at 279 Johnson Avenue NW for her daughter Barbara Ann sixth birthday. Decorations used pink white and yellow with guests Eileen Eyler Lois Michalec Joy Richtarik Barbara Steele Janet Brown Leota Faulkner Joan Taylor Jean Rogers Mary Alice Randall Anna Mae Walton and Jean Carol Probst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Birch
Johnson Avenue NW
Barbara Ann
Eileen Eyler
Lois Michalec
Joy Richtarik
Barbara Steele
Janet Brown
Leota Faulkner
Joan Taylor
Jean Rogers
Mary Alice Randall
Anna Mae Walton
Jean Carol Probst
Hanus Family Returns From Fairfield Visit
Mr and Mrs J A Hanus and their daughter Norma Jean of 2905 E avenue NE returned from Fairfield where they spent the past week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hanus
E Avenue
Norma Jean
Fairfield
Relaves
Chicago Youth Visits Mother On Sixth Avenue
Clifford Wurtele of Chicago spends the weekend with his mother Mrs. Rena Doolittle at 323 Sixth Avenue SW as reported from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Wurtele
Chicago
Rena Doolittle
Sixth Avenue
Luncheon Set At Coe After 1935 Commencement
More than 400 are expected to attend the Coe college luncheon Monday at Voorhees quadrangle honoring the 1935 graduates. Guests include trustees, faculty, alumni and their families. President Harry M. Gage will preside and introduce honorary degree recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Voorhees Quadrangle
Harry M. Gage
Bride Elect Miss Garnet Hedin Honored at Kitchen Shower
Miss Garnet Hedin was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by the Women's Round Table club of Town Electric Light and Power. Prizes for bridge went to Bernice Milligan, Garnet Hedin, and Maxine Hoover. Gifts in a blue and white box were given to Miss Hedin, with blue and white decor and quarter table service. Hostesses included Misses Bertha Ainsworth Nelle Douglass Mathilda Schirm Ruth Trunkey and Mrs. Jack Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Hedin
Women's Round Table Club
Town Electric Light and Power Company
Bridge
Bernice Milligan
Maxine Hoover
Miss Hedin
Local Card Party Honors and Rebekah Lodge Officers
Lone Tree and Muscatine social notes record a bridge party honoring Mrs. G B Kirchner and others. A meeting of past noble grands at B Jehle home in Muscatine organized a Past Noble Grand club with Edna Carl as temporary chair and Eliza Eden as temporary secretary, naming officers and establishing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sherburne
Bridge
G. B. Kirchner
J. Dusterhoff
E. C. Green
W. H. Stonebarger
Cyril Rife
C.petsel
Edna Carl
Mae Forbes
Ella Morgan
Annie Wieze
B. Jehle
Muscatine
Hukill Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Eliza Eden
Bessie Brinkmeyer
Anna Eden
Elsie Smid
Rose Lennabaugh
Myrtle Spevachek
Annie Wiese
Myrtle Edwards
Edith Hall
Beasie Brinkmeyer
Central City Social Roundup Features Guests and Events
Central City residents hosted out of town visitors including Dr and Mrs Arthur Crew and daughter Mrs Phillip Crew and Mrs Rachel Ives of Marion. Teachers Miss Pearl Goldsberry and Miss Dorothy Hatch with Miss Gertrude Hilmer planned summer study in Iowa City. A marriage announcement notes Douglas Sweet and Ora Miles wed May 29 in Vinton and will reside in Central City. World Wide Guild and Federated church Missionary Society events highlighted with member welcomes and lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goldsberry
Arthur Crew
Phillip Crew
Rachel Ives
Marion
Pearl Goldsberry
Centerville
Dorothy Hatch
Gertrude Hilmer
Tipton
Iowa City
Carl Henderson
A. G. Symms
Newton
Kan
Ethel Mae Henderson
Vinton
Douglas Sweet
George Sweet
Ora Miles
Waubeek
Central City
World Wide Guild
Federated Church Missionary Society
Jane Geesey
Mary and Pearl Anderson
Maxine Pollock
Bernadine Moore
Annabelle Bickford
C. E. Norris
Missionary Society of the Federated Church
Cora Mills
N. P. Morgan
Galva
Ill
A. R. Hoffman
Myrta Cunningham
J. F. Wagor
R. D. Minehart
M. M. Mills
Lester Falcon
W. D. McTavish
F. S. Phillips
Louise Wagor
L. K. Hatch
Eleventh District
Center Point
Lisbon Society Notes Highlight Local Meetings
The Standard Bearers held a silver tea Tuesday at sponsor Mrs. Harlan Briggs home with a program by Lois Crocker Janette Parker Helen Graver Margaret Albright Iane Smith and Mrs W C Stuckslager. Ladies Aid guests attended. The Sarah Fouse Missionary society met at Federated church Wednesday then had a family picnic supper. Mrs Oscar Hall hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid Thursday assisted by Mrs Lee Crally Mrs Oscar Beasmore and Miss Verlyn Beasmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Briggs
Lois Crocker
Janette Parker
Helen Graver
Margaret Albright
Iane Smith
W. C. Stuckslager
Ladies Aid Society
Sarah Fouse
Social notes from Shellsburg and nearby
The Happy Twenty club met with Mrs Minnie Hayes on Wednesday. The Eastern Stars social group met with Mrs Shirley Thompson on Tuesday. A bridal shower for Mrs George Whipple, a recent bride, was hosted by Mrs L E Adams and Mrs Marion Robbins at their grandmother Mrs Steve Thomp s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Twenty
Minnie Hayes
The
Eastern Stars
Shirley Thompson
L. E. Adams
Marion Robbins
George Whipple
Steve Thompson
Oelwein Couple Wynnette Pickering and Leslie Olsen Married
Wynnette Pickering of Oelwein and Leslie Olsen were married Thursday at Sacred Heart church Oelwein with Rev J W Bacci officiating. Attendants included Leonore Smith of Des Moines as maid of honor and Frank Leavens of Independence as best man. The couple will reside in Oelwein after a Chicago honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynnette Pickering
Oelwein
Leslie Olsen
Sacred Heart Church i
J.W. Bacci
Marcy Alderson
Carl Doran
Leonore Smith
Des Moines
Frank Leavens
Independence
Mealy
Olson
Frank’ Pickering
Oelwein High School
T. A. Olson
Oelwein Daily Register
Chicago
J. J. Brennan
Don Brooks
Constance Ann
James Brennan
Waterloo
Marengo Couples Celebrate Weddings and Local News
Announcement of Lillie Freshour and Lloyd Roland wedding in Rolla Missouri. Picnics by five Eastern Star lodges at the Legion cabin near Marengo. County chairman elected for 1935-36 with several local officials named. Readings by Owen and Patterson. Multiple June marriages noted in Marengo, Ladora, Victor, and Williamsburg areas. Former Marengo high school freshmen recall days with teacher Lillian Hetler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla
Marengo
Lillie E. Freshour
Lloyd B. Roland
Picher
Oklo
W. L. Stephens
Roy E. Freshour
Roland
Legion Cabin
W.‘Mcgrew
Williamsburg
Bertha Jones
Wiliamsburg
Frank Owen
North English
Victor
Owen
Sam Patterson
Marion Wiggins
Dorothy Plank
Edwin Parry
Burl Glandorf
Mary
Howard Beyer
Ladora
Fred Kotezy
Pauline J. Heller
Leo Heller
Gaynelle Shelds
Kotezy
Wesley - Kotezy
Guy Heller
Marengo High School
J. F. Randolph
Lillian Watts Hetler
Pittsburgh, Pa
Lettie Butterfield Harrington
Alamosa Social Calendar Highlights School Alumni and Recitals
The Alamosa community hosted an opening bridge party with the Sanner Dolan McIntyre Morey Remley committee awarding women's and men's high scores to Mrs. C J Tyler Mrs Henry Morey L R McMickle and Henry Morey. Ruth Commerford’s upcoming marriage to Dr Jordon Kelling was noted as he stays at a CCC camp in Lamont. Recitals and parties followed including a piano cohort at the Congregational church and a 41st high school alumni reunion with Warren Kellogg and Robert Quinn among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sanner
H.F. Dolan
R. D. McIntyre
Henry Morey
A. G. Remley
C.J. Tyler
L. R. McMickle
Cecil Wilson
Ruth Commerford
Manchester
Jordon Kelling
Waverly
Kelling
CCC
Lamont
James McCullough
Lucille Porter Chipman
Florence Hale
Congregational Church
Warren Kellogg
Betty Gould
Betty Beggs
Harold ‘Barber
Robert Ireland
Donna _Murphy
John Trevarthen
Mary Louise Yount
Harriet Lanner
Helen Mary Kellogg
Irene Marek
la Venne Streeter
Robert Hanna
Verna Mae Vetter
Margaret Ann Trevarthen
Betty Niles
Dorothy Miller
Ruth
Ann Rees
Esther Brainard
Gladyce Fairbanks
Jean Foley
Philomene Corwin
J. N. Baumel
Clark Joslin
Homer Smith
Ella Bagley
Baumel
Mt. Moriah
Janet
Richard Darrow
Lowell Kohl
Marguerite
Rena Kohl
Perry Russell
Relda
Lurine Russell
Art Maenk
Misa Powers
Missaner
Jack‘ Whittier
Clayton Foster
Glenn McLaughlin
Marie Wilkinson
Gladys Breed
Robert Quinn
R. E. Ballard
Phil Daly
George Mann
Harriet Cunningham
Warren
Rees
Lawrence
Urbana Club Hosts Ever Ready Gathering Leaders Elected
Urbana Mrs George Johnson hosted a Friday meeting of the Ever Ready club with friends in attendance. Guests included Mrs W J Cross of Gaithersburg Maryland and others from Chicago Phoenix Rowley and Capon. Officers elected were Mrs D L Piper president Mrs William Cue vice president Mrs Ted Lukin secretary and Mrs HL Hy Hillgeson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
W. J. Cross
Gaithersburg
Thomas Hurley
Chicago
E.s.harrison
Phoenix
Ariz
Frank>LaTour
Rowley
M.E. Dingman
Fred Fox
W.S. Burrell
Capon
D.L. Piper
William Cue
Ted Lukin
HL. “Hy Hillgeson
Esther Moats and C C CoffinWed in Scotch Grove Ceremony
Esther Moats daughter of L E Moats of Scotch Grove and Clarence Coffin son of J F Coffin were married June 5 at the bride’s home. Rev S W Williams officiated. Attendants were Deborah Coffin and Kenneth Moats. The ceremony featured yellow and white decor under a sunburst arch. The couple and families gathered for a luncheon and songs by Lorena Maxwell and Virginia Stauffer with Edith Walford. Mrs Coffin, a teacher, is a Center Junction graduate. Mr Coffin, Cedar Falls high school graduate, helps in the Conesville grocery. </s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther’ Adelyn Moats
L. E. Moats
Scotch Grove
Clarence C. Coffin
J. F. Coffin
Vera Moats
Catherine Thompson
Center Junction
Lorena Maxwell
Conesville
Virginia Stauffer
Cedar Rapids
Edith Walford
Esther Sinclair
G. W. Reger
James
John F.C
Deborah May Coffin
O- K.z Fisher
Muscartine
Gaylord - Coffin
Ohio
Burton
Coffin
Brighton
Guttenberg
Evelyn McMeans
Fredricksburg
May
Himebaugh
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Make
Dorothy Robinson
Mrs. Donnelly
Miss Fawcett
Mid-West
Elizabeth Rennett
Keokuk
Claude Drew
Columbia
Dorothy Gilmore
Cornell College
Thompson
Mrs. Clark
Newman
Zakostelecky-Hanson
Prof. Meyer
Mercy Alumnae
Wcwilliams
Graves-Giem
Second Avenue
DIAL
Cental
City
Lisbon
Shellsburg
Tru-Art
Mrs
Rosedale
1St Ave
Gih St. E
Alamosa
Urbana
Esther Moats
C. C. Coffin
Clarence Coffitz
Eee
Pan
Florentine
Coffee Shop
Hotel Roosevelt
Cadow
Mgr
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