Chi Omega Coe House Party At Palisades Recap
Members of Chi Omega at Coe college and guests returned from the Palisades where the four day annual house party was held. The event, a Coe tradition since 1914, included boating and plans for next fall’s rushing. Guests included Mrs. Harry P. Soper and Miss Margaret Merritt. Chi Omegas attending ranged from Jan ana Chapel to Betty Walters, with Mary Nelson chairing the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Coe College
Palisades
Coe
Harry P. Soper
Margaret Merritt
Chi Omegas
Janana Chapel
Catherine Crane
Jeanne Curry
Jeannette Focht
Betty French
Cora Hampton
Ellen Lorenzen
Mary Louise
Linen Shower for Miss Alberta Thompson
Mrs. Murray Fawcett and two others hosted a linen shower for Alberta Thompson who will marry Byron K. Anderson on June 27. Guests sewed on gifts, home decorated with garden flowers in pastel tones, and twenty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Fawcett
R. L. van Meter
James E. Bramwell
Alberta Thompson
Byron K. Anderson
Kenmore Ladies Day Golf Winners Named
Mrs. T. S. Strasburger won the blind bogey tournament on Kenmore Friday during ladies day. Mrs. R. J. Vorkoper captured the putting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore Ladies Day
T. S. Strasburger
Kenmore
R. J. Vorkoper
Two Showers Honor Miss Ora Mae Edwards
Miss Ora Mae Edwards receives two bridal showers as she prepares to wed William C. Sedlacek. Claire Ann Russett and De Elda Elwood hosted a personal shower at 1555 Park avenue SE with multiple guests. Mrs J B Sedlacek hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home for about fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Mae Edwards
William C. Sedlacek
Claire Ann Russett
de Elda Elwood
Park Avenue SE
Miss Edwards
Misses Edwards
Jane Walters
Madge Jones
Evelyn Fawcett
Annabel Anderson
Nadgie Rohrbach
Miriam Hungerford
Dorothy Whipple
Rosamund Kearney
Gertrude Shoe
Y. W. Employed Girls Planned Palisades Party
Twenty two Y. W. C. A. employed girls will leave Saturday evening for the hotel at the Upper Palisades for a weekend trip. The Palisades excursion is an annual event of the business and industrial department as part of the summer program. A week of camping for older girls at Camp Wapsie is planned for August 3 to 10.
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Upper Palisades
Palisades
Business and Industrial Department
Camp Wapsie Y
Beta Sigma Phi Dance Planned at Montrose Hotel
Lambda and Sigma chapters of Beta Sigma Phi will host a Saturday evening dance in the Crystal room at the Montrose hotel. The event is organized by the business girls’ sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda and Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Minerva Delphian Club closes year with luncheon
The Minerva Delphian society ended its year at a luncheon. Outgoing president Mrs. H. G. Heiserman received a gift for leadership. Guests included Mrs. Blanche Boyce of Mitchell and Mrs. Edna Lyman of Cedar Bluffs. New officers: Mrs. A. E. Einen president, Mrs. Irving Graver vice president, Mrs. H. R. Hess secretary treasurer, with board members Mrs. S. E. Stookey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Delphian Society
H. G. Heiserman
Blanche Boyce
Mitchell, S. D
Belle Butterfield
Edna Lyman
Cedar Bluffs
Neb
S. Stookey
A. E. Einen
Irving Graver
H. R. Hess
S. E. Stookey
J. H. Anderson
F. L. Bokerney
Cedar Rebekah Lodge entertains nobles at meeting
Twenty five past noble grands of Cedar Rebekah lodge No 494 were entertained Wednesday evening after the regular business meeting. Mrs Mary Schamburger noble grand led the program and presented flowers to Mrs Flo Rowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands of
Cedar Rebekah Lodge No. 494
Mary Schamberger
Noble Grand
Flo Rowell
Surprise Picnic Honors Euken at New Home
Mr and Mrs Carl Euken were surprised by twenty five friends at their new Thirtieth street SE residence on Wednesday evening. Gifts were presented to the couple as thanks for the move and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Euken
Thirtieth Street
Euken
Anderson Hostess Hosts Bridge Party For Guest Pietzsch
Mrs Ralph Anderson of 1501 B avenue NW entertained a bridge party on Wednesday in honor of her house guest Miss Clara Pietzsch of Burlington. Prizes were won by Miss Ida May te, Mrs Fr Phelps, and Miss Doris Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Anderson
B Avenue NW
Clara Pietzsch
Burlington
Ida May
Fr Phelps
Doris Garner
Visitors at H. V. Morgan Home In Seattle
Mr and Mrs Robert M Johnson of New York City are guests in the H V Morgan home at 1432 First avenue E Mrs Johnson was formerly Miss Pauline Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Johnson
New York City
H. V. Morgan
First Avenue
Johnson
Pauline Morgan
Jennie Post Hosts Open House For Two Visitors
Miss Jennie Post of 45 Eighteenth avenue SW will host an open house on Sunday for two visitors in town. Honored guests are Mrs. Violet Starr McLeod of Los Angeles and Mrs. Lucien Shuey of Alhambra California. They arrived Monday to spend two weeks in the city. Friends of the host are invited. Hours are 2 30 to 9 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Post
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Violet Starr McLeod
Los Angeles
Lucien Shuey
Alhambra
Calif
California
Miss Post
Miss Satre and Miss Hartz Honored at Richmond Dinner
Emma Satre former superintendent of St. Luke's nurses school and now head of Richmond Public Nursing association, and Alma Hartz superintendent of local Public Health Nursing, were honored at a Friday fish dinner at Gabel's hosted by Winifred Boston and Margaret Gill. Jenna Strahan hosted a Friday luncheon at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food for Miss Satre and Miss Hartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma _ Satre
St. Luke’s Hospital
Public Nursing Association
Richmond
Ind
Alma Hartz
Public Health Nursing Association
Iowa
Iowa Department of Health
Gabel’s
Winifred Boston
Margaret Gill
Jenna Strahan
Clara Robinson
Colonial Foodom
Miss Satre
Artz
Miss Bruce of Duluth Honored During Visit
Miss Jeanette Bruce a Duluth Minnesota teacher visiting with sister Mrs. Oscar P. Rusch is the guest of several social affairs. Mrs. Earl O. Coffing hosted a bridge luncheon Saturday noon in her honor. Mrs. Rusch entertained twelve guests at a luncheon on Wednesday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Bruce
Duluth
Postponed Hard of Hearing League Picnic Set
The Cedar Rapids Hard of Hearing League has postponed its Sunday Palisades picnic indefinitely due to unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Palisades
Cedar Rapids
S H N Circle Holds Bever Park Picnic Luncheon
S H N CIRCLE members met at Bever park for a Thursday noon picnic luncheon. Mrs. J H Anderson led devotions, citing The Beautiful Bouquet by Rev Hampton Lee. Lena Inskeep and Mrs Robert Beatty attended as guests and a $5 donation was approved for Camp Conservation. E W De Nio installed officers including A C Burnell president and D A Nicholson first VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cox
W. H. Richards
D. D. Morgan
Grace Drew
Jennie McCowan
Muriel Mueller
B. P. Puckett
Miss Kroulik Installed Grand Faith of Iowa Rainbow for Girls
Miss Helen Kroulik was elected and installed grand faith of the grand assembly of Iowa Rainbow for Girls at a Burlington meeting Friday. Attending from the area were Mrs. Emil Horak Peggy Bode Jean Hatfield Ruth Jane Hubbard Mary E. McLeod Betty Lehman Jane Eckford Pauline Ulish Jean Hruska Jean Killen Allayne Konecny and several Mrs. Kroulik relatives and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kroulik
Rainbow Assembly No. 11
Grand Assembly of Iowa
Rainbow
Burlington
Emil Horak
Peggy Bode
Jean Hatfield
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Mary E. McLeod
Betty Lehman
Jane Eckford
Pauline Ulish
Jean Hruska
Jean Killen
Allayne Konecny
Edwin Hruska
F. Killen
H. Watson
Wakonda Camp Fire Ceremonial At Daniels Park
The Wakonda Camp Fire group of Central Park Presbyterian church held a Thursday ceremony at Daniels park. Ellen Pollitz Marcia Kensinger and Vera May Howland lit the fires of work health and love. Poems Help Wanted Road Song read by Jane Rall and Phyllis Hook. Honors awarded to Pollitz Paxton Howland Engledow Rall and guardian assistant guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakonda
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Daniels Park
Ellen Pollitz
Marcia Kensinger
Vera May Howland
Jane Rall
Phyllis Hook
Peggy Paxton
Sarah Engledow
Miss Velma Love Returns to Chicago Music School
Velma Rose Love daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C A Love 1222 Sixth Avenue SE returns to the Cosmopolitan School of Music in Chicago to study violin after a brief visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Rose Love
C. A. Love
Sixth Avenue SE
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Chicago
Dinner Dance Tonight At Country Club
More than fifty reservations were made by noon Saturday for the dinner dance at the Country Club this evening. The social committee expects about fifty more reservations before the party starts. A new orchestra will play during dinner and for dancing throughout the evening. Members of the club's social committee are in charge.
Mayflower D.A.R. Flag Day Luncheon Highlights
Mayflower chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a flag day luncheon for 32 members and three guests at the home of Mrs. Amnie Franken and Miss Katherine Franken. Mrs. Sanford delivered a two-part poetry program, and new regent Miss Katherine Franken led a brief meeting. Past regent badge presented to Mrs. J. Rhoads Treichler. Social committee members coordinated the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. North
Frances Norton
Morris Sanford
Mayflower
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amnie Franken
Katherine Franken
Hillcrest Drive
Sanford
Frank V. Orr
Arthur L. Bye
Frank O. Storrs
Cedar Falls
J. Rhoads Treichler
Otto Szicar
Ralph Walker
Earl Coffing
Harold Lockhart
H. D. O’meara
J. C. Milner
Dolores Storrs
Mrs Tisher Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Daughter-in-Law
Mrs H F Tisher of 2408 Fifth avenue SE entertained at a Friday noon bridge luncheon honoring her daughter in law Mrs Paul W Tisher of St Paul Minnesota who has been a guest for two weeks. Mrs Gordon Barger and Mrs Lulu Engleman Welty won prizes and a guest prize was presented to Mrs Tisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Tisher
Fifth Avenue SE
Paul W. Tisher
St. Paul
Minn
Gordon Barger
Lulu Engleman Welty
Tisher
Honoree Dorothy Morris Feted At Surprise Party
Miss Dorothy Morris was honored at a birthday surprise party at the India residence 901 Oakland road NE. Guests included Misses Sadie Kacer Lillian Kacer Frances Bartlett Dorothy Gray Inez Berkla Alicin Jakou bek Betty Landa Helen Indra Louise Indra Leona Simon Leela Zavodsky and Mrs Frances Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morris
India Residence
Oakland Road NE
Miss Morris
Sadie Kacer
Lillian Kacer
Frances Bartlett
Dorothy Gray
Inez Berkla
Alicin Jakoubek
Betty Landa
Helen Indra
Louise Indra
Leona Simon
Leela Zavodsky
Frances Hoyt
Marengo Knights Confer Five New Members and Honor Veterans
The Marengo Knights of Pythias conferred knighthood on five candidates from Blairstown Koszta Ma rengo and Cedar Rapids guest Julius Markert. Pins were given for twelve new members this year to four men. Thirty four members with twenty five years or more of continuous service received veteran certificates from a host of lodge officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Knights of
Marengo Lodge No. 30
C. R. Zimmerman
C. S. Denzler
Earl Berry
Ray Lindsay
H. H. Reed
R. R. Hibbs
G. W. Shedenheim
A. M. Stover
Frank Hite
C. A. Myers
Sam Patterson
A. J. Daniels
George Beatty
A. R. Brown
Frank Goldthwaite
William FP. Branch
T. J. Davidson
R. B. Ferguson
Ray Fesler
Dr. E. L. Hollis
E. C. Kemp
R. G. Mead
B. F. Paul
E. B Ratcliff
Bruce Royal
Charles Bales
C R. Jennings
C. C. Jenkins
Charles Kent
S. W. Nicholson
G. R. Panknen
H. M. Rathjen
L. B. Swezey, E. Yeaman, and
I. W. Clements
Summer sports shirtmaker pattern in Anne Adams book
Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern 2771 a striped cotton sport dress with pleated skirt short sleeves and bow neckline sizes 12 through 42. Includes fabric and ribbon yardage requirements and step by step instructions. Also promotes Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book and pattern book sales via Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York address.
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Anne Adams
Pattern
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. A
New 4-H Club Formed in Pleasant Township
Organization of a new boy 4 H group named Blue Ribbon Winners club took place at the William Warren home in Pleasant township. Elected officers include Martin Warren president Leland Stock vice president Alvin Meyer secretary Harold Spencer treasurer Howard Fountain publicity chairman Victor Mueller club leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
William Warren
Pleasant Township
Martin Warren
Leland Stock
Alvin Meyer
Harold Spencer
Howard Fountain
Victor Mueller
Notrump Slam Triumph in Keen Contract Bridge Hand
Grateful note from Garnet L Merriman of Blacksburg Va describes a dramatic six notrump slam in a club lead battle. Souths optimistic bidding and precise plays yield victory as East must guard hearts while Wests defense yields the final two tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet L. Merriman
Blacksburg
South West North East
Merriman
South
North
Six Diamonds
East
West
Heart Ten
Declarer
Free Bridge Booklet Offered Through The Gazette
Readers may obtain a free copy of Bridge Rules and Etiquette by Josephine Culbertson via Cedar Rapids Gazette. Send a stamped self addressed envelope to Mrs Culbertson in care of the Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Children’s Day Observed Across Cedar Rapids Churches
Cedar Rapids churches plan Sunday Children’s Day programs combining Sunday school and worship. Children will present songs, recitations, plays, pantomimes and a senior department exercise list led by students with solos and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
June Time Service Recital Highlights Children's Choir
A Sunday program begins at 11 with a piano prelude and scripture. The service features baptism of children, multiple recitations and songs by the young women's choir, primary and junior groups, and the church choir. Doris Hegewald provides a postlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Megewe Ee.tiong
William Donnan
Sherry Balcom
Allan Sone
Phyllis West
Donald J Martin
Sarah Wykle
Joan Parsons
Robert Ne
William
Peices
Dorothy Faires
Kathleen M Long
Evelyn Speciation
Donald Johanas
Cornee
Doris Hegewald
Central Park Presbyterian Sunday School and Worship Service
The Central Park Presbyterian program lists a Sunday 10 a.m. joint Sunday school and morning service led by Leo Geesaman with Bible school orchestra, scripture, prayers, welcome, and infant baptism. The program features numerous recitations, songs, solos, duets, and an offering for missions, concluding with a pastor’s talk and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Geesaman
Presidn Kiusic
Bible School
A. T. Pleune
Geesaman
George Randall
Allan Peremsky
Cathrine Hastings
Marilyn Heddinger
Jean Dunlap
Daisy
Billy Grafton
Patty Lou Morningstar
Jesus
Delores Wienands
Ralph Howland
Shirley Ann Clark
Kensinger
Ong
Donald Paxton
Billy Brittin
Buddy Hook
Tommy Riley
Carey Deitrich
Arline Shea
Janice Clark
Robert Michalicek
Charles Naxera
Brook
Margaret Nosek
Dora Sue Cline
Eugene Hastings
George Greenway
Norma Jean Marsh
Phyllis Ann Nelson
Dorothy Allred
Doris Tappen
Marilyn Rudin
Pastor
Soever
Benediction
Sunday Program With Hymns and Recitations
The program lists a Sunday service with prelude at 10 30 am by the orchestra and hymns including This Is My Father s World The Trees Are Swaying and Are Ye Able The children and various departments perform recitations and exercises led by Elma Jean Batchelder Pansy Paces Shirley Bat Recitation A Taper Norman Buck The Boys of the Bible The Garden Of His Good ness The Workers Sabie virie and others with The Gateway Of Prayer Bernice Wilson and young participants from primary junior and intermediate groups The Reverend delivers Things Worth While and a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Jean Batchelder
Shirley
Norman Buck
Donald Houts
Bernice Wilson
Sabie Virie
Fire In Rockefeller Library At Geneva
Fire broke out in the uncompleted Rockefeller library of the League of Nations palace in Geneva. The blaze was extinguished with slight damage to the structure reported by the AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Geneva
League of Nations Palace
Railroads Win Six Month Extension of Emergency Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a six month extension of nationwide emergency freight rates with limited exceptions, extending the time railroads can apply higher charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walker Commercial club selects officers at meeting
At a Thursday Walker Commercial club meeting Irvie Carpenter was elected president and Frank Lindahl chosen as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Walker Commercial Club
Irvie Carpenter
Frank Lindahl
Congress Moves Toward Adjournment After Weeklong Layoff
Washington AP report says congressional leaders push an intensive drive to adjourn next week. Conference talks accelerate on the tax bill and a 1.425 billion relief deficiency appropriation. Key figures and committee leaders convene as sessions resume Monday amid debate on undistributed profits tax and ship subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Doughton
N. C
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Philadelphia
Waltonian Benefit At Camp Conservation Draws 1000
More than 1,000 people attended a Waltonian ice cream social on the A J Smith lawn at 2235 Mount Vernon Avenue SE to raise funds for Camp Conservation equipment and repairs. Cakes donated by Waltonians were judged with prizes awarded for angel food four layer and chocolate varieties. Music by the Y M C A boys band accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltonians
Camp Conservation
Waltonians For
A. J. Smith
Mount Vernon Avenue
Waltonian Organization
Earl J. North
Jean E. White
George J. Ottsen
George Taylor
Joe Michal
Michal
Dora Dain
Y. M. C. A. Boys
Little Gallery Closes Monday For Summer Exhibit Ends
The Little Gallery will close Monday for the summer. Sunday is the final day to view the exhibition by local artists Mrs. W. A. Montgomery and Miss Harriet Sargent. The gallery hours tomorrow are 2 30 to 5 30 p.m.
Local Women Attend Landon Celebration in Topeka
Miss Lena Vogt and Miss Louise Hathaway of Cedar Rapids Iowa traveled Thursday to Topeka Kansas for the Landon celebration. They reported seeing the capitol demonstration and later Governor Landon's speech from his mansion porch. They plan to drive to the Grand Canyon Zion Bryce and Mesa Verde parks on a vacation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lena Vogt
Louise Hathaway
Nineteenth Street
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Capitol
Governor’s
Wedding Vows in Manchester Tie Colesburg Couples
Miss Lois E. Gorkow and Harvey W. Kulper wed at the home of Rev. J Frank Moore in Manchester. Miss Bethel Ann Barclay and Frank Chance Brown also married, both couples from Colesburg. The pairs plan farm homes near Colesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
J. Frank Moore
Manchester Community Church
Lois E. Gorkow
Harvey W. Kulper
Colesburg
Bethel Ann Barclay
Frank Chance Brown
Kulper
Benjamin Kulper
Gus Gorkow
Mr. Brown
Young Element Replaces Old Guard In G.O.P.
Cleveland dispatch notes a shift in GOP leadership with John D. M. Hamilton named national committee chairman to direct Governor Landon's presidential campaign. The convention marks a move by younger figures, with old guard leaders surrendering influence as Landon and Knox receive nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INS
Alf M. Landon
Watsons
Hilles
Moses
Rorabacks
Old Guard
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Landon
Roosevelt
Oldsters
London
Hamilton
Knox
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Woodrow Wilson Girl’s PE Supervisor to Represent Iowa
10 20 30 Miss Henrietta Frank supervisor of physical education for girls at Woodrow Wilson high school named as one of the teachers to represent Iowa at the Sesquicentennial in Philadelphia. Iris Ritter 4 suffered cuts when a car collision occurred on Ellis boulevard. Dan Anderson returns to Cedar Rapids from Oklahoma City where he spent the winter with his son Robert. Mrs Jessie Dodds of the Masonic library staff will join sister Grace Boston in Europe with Dr Pratt party visiting England while sister travels on the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Frank
Woodrow Wilson High School
Iowa
Philadelphia
Iris Ritter
Ellis Boulevard
Dan Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Oklahoma City
Jessie Dodds
Masonic Library
Grace Boston
Europe
Dr. Pratt
England
Coe College Receives $75000 Gift For Voorhees Hall Addition
A $75,000 check from Mrs. Elizabeth Voorhees of Clinton New Jersey arrives to John A Marquis president of Coe College facilitating an addition to Voorhees hall. Mrs. Mary Fenton attends Iowa university commencement as her son Melvin G Fenton graduates from dentistry. Milo Whipple elected secretary treasurer and L H Stubbs vice president of the State Association of Insurance Men at Waterloo meeting. Mrs John T Hamilton visits St Andrews Quebec, her old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Marquis
Coe College
Elizabeth R. Voorhees
Clinton
N. J
Voorhees Hall
Mary Fenton
Iowa University
Melvin G. Fenton
College of Dentistry
Milo Whipple
State Association of Insurance Men
Waterloo
L. H. Stubbs
John T. Hamilton
St. Andrews
Quebec
Wallace circus sights Cedar Rapids crowd today
George T. Hedges returns from a month in Houston Texas. F A Barrett and family come back to Cedar Rapids after a year in Burlington. Alderman D A Ross and wife with son Lyle attend Armour Institute graduation in Chicago. J M Dinwiddie of Cedar Rapids named secretary of the Iowa Bankers association in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Cedar Rapids
George T. Hedges
Houston
Tex
F. A. Barrett
Burlington
Alderman
D. A. Ross
Lyle
Chicago
Armour Institute
Lee
J. M. Dinwiddie
Iowa Bankers Association
Flag Day Address by Worthley at Elks Program
The Rev. Evans A. Worthley, pastor of the Unitarian church in Iowa City, will give the Flag Day address at an Elks lodge program Sunday afternoon. Judge Harold Evans will discuss the history of the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Evans A. Worthley
Unitarian Church
The
Elks Lodge
Harold Evans
Mind questions on morality and attraction in the shop
A scientific tone explores whether women are drawn to indifferent men. It notes sales girls encounter wealthy patrons who seem like Prince Charmings, causing a perceived but not general attraction. Silence is only relatively louder than noise.
How to Improve Your Memory Booklet Ad
An advertisement promotes a memory improvement booklet by Dr Henry C Link and Dr Albert E Wiggam offering tips to remember names dates and lessons. Readers are urged to send 16 cents for costs and a stamped self addressed envelope to obtain the booklet titled Memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C.link
Albert E. Wiggam
Mission Speaker Draws Analogy In Sermon
The Rev. Thomas J. Hinkin of Lincoln Nebraska closes the first week of a two week Sunshine Mission series with an address on Go Forward urging allegiance to Jesus Christ. Cyrus Metcalf led the song service. Services run daily at 8 p.m. all next week with topics Venturesome Faith and Loved, Yet Lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Hinkin
Lincoln
Neb
Sunshine Mission
Jesus Christ
Hinkin
Cyrus Metcalf
Vacation Bible School Opens At Presbyterian Church
Hazleton Presbyterian church hosts a vacation Bible school for children with teachers Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. Rabenberg Erma Wells Margaret Hunt and Mildred Vargason guiding about 45 students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Presbyterian Church
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Y. W
Minerva Delphian
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Eukens
Mes
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Morgan Home
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Rusch
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Miss Kroulik
Wakonda Camp
Miss Love
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D.A.R
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En Bodell
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Mary Derson
Ramona Hansen
Shirley Jean Prohaska
Dorothy Lubben
Elsie le Mont
Dorothy Mae Anderson
Barbara Baumhoefner
Patty Ann Beatie
Joan Starman
Margaret Robins Long
Everett King
Raymond Wichman
Fredrick Gable
Charles Thousand
Jimmy Eeton
Jimmy Stoner
Jerry Newport
Gene Johnson
Donald Stewart
John Swanson
Harold Brewster
Donald Steggal
Doris Hastings
Mary Jane Ferguson
Sharon Stickley
Marlyn Lanning
Judy Perkins
Clara
Arene Syers
Josie Brose
Andreen E. Long
Marilyn Thoman
Jean Aker
Helen Stoner
Dorothy Snouffer
Rose
Elsie Rae LeMont
Wesley Nelson
David Jacobs
Vernon Robinson
Buddy Orson
William Syres
Donald Broulier
Billy Bowker
Dorothy Hillmer
Virginia Lunning
Ary Lubben
Betsy Jean Anderson
Helen Harrington
Carol Faber
Sun Makers
Althea Trainer
LaVonne Rahistrand
Mary Alice Robinson
Joan Everhart
Florella King
Patsy Ruth Linter
Annette Alex
Central Park Presbyterian
Kenwood Park
Willie Willis
Congress
Little Gallery
G.O.P
A.—t the
Children’s Aid Society of
Albert Edward Wiggam
Cere
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