Tomboy Daughter Described as Rough and Ready Girl
A feature portraits Sally a tomboy growing up with athletic grit and masculine traits. Parents hoped for a son and fear her femininity may be stunted by her current identity and future regret. Includes reader letters on social reputation and guidance from Miss Manners. Local notices mention Eastern Star chapter meeting and Easy Aces gathering with prizes announced.
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Miss Manners
The
Eastern Star
E. C. Hasselbusch
Verva_Bixler
Paula Rienking
Easy Aces
Elmer Brendes
Warren Clancy
Hubert Meyer
Norman Hartwig
Mount Vernon social season honors a parade of visitors
Mount Vernon hosts a string of teas luncheons dinners and bridge events honoring visitors from Columbus Cedar Rapids Hollywood Niagara Falls and New London. Notable gatherings include Mrs Lew is Mitchell and Mrs T S Mitchell hosting a tea and a luncheon for the Columbus visitors with many local members in attendance.
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Bishop
Thomas Nicholson
Kelly
F. M. McGaw
West Coast
R. A. Nelson
Pfeiffer Hall
Sorosis Club
Lloyd McCutcheon
F.C. Coates
Martha McKune
Coates
A. J. Baird
Harold Olson
Springfield
Margaret Kepler
Hollywood
Calif
Palisades Lodge
Howard Johnston
Alvin Butler
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Floy Stoneking
Emma Kolek
Ethel Coster
Belle Thompson
Hazel Klinefelter
The
Legion Auxiliary
Bert Avery
Wal
Church Groups Plan Social and Educational Gatherings
A full slate of church events unfolds this week including a 3 to 5 pm reception for new members in the social room, a silver tea by Circle No 6 at 2 to 4 pm hosted by Mrs R W Frahm, and various religious society meetings across First Reformed and St Pauls with picnics, luncheons, and devotional services. It also notes a June wedding guest of honor and multiple social tea and bingo moments among church women.
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Carrie Morcombe
Circle No. 6
R. W. Frahm
Second Avenue SE
J. C. Landenberger
Woodland Drive
First Reformed
Thompson announces daughter Anna Jeanette wedding
Mr and Mrs William Thompson announce the marriage of their daughter Anna Jeanette Thompson to Warren Koch on Thursday at Sinclair Memorial church parsonage with Rev August Cramer officiating. Attendants were Miss Ethel Lowe and Arthur Stanaway.
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William Thompson
Tenth Street SE
Anna Jeanette Thompson
Warren Koch
E. Sharron
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Sinclair Memorial Church
August Cramer
Ethel Lowe
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Stanaway
Anamosa
Vinton Girl to Wed New York Man in Waterloo Greek Orthodox Ceremony
Miss Helen Jefferies of Vinton will marry Nicholas Gavalas of Lockport New York in a Greek Orthodox ceremony at St Demetrios Church Waterloo at 4 p m today The wedding brings a romance begun on a ship en route to Greece The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the Elks club and a dance The couple plan a through the east Amex motor trip after their wedding with Gavalas poised to join Jefferies in business in Vinton
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Miss Manners
Joe
The
Gazette
Vinton
Greece
Helen Jefferies
Nicholas Gavalas
Lockport
N. Y
St. Demetrios Church
Waterloo
John Panos
Ethel Patera
Angeline Jefferies
Sophia Siamis
Cedar Rapids
Dula
Elsie Paras
Sophia Fetasis
Madison
Wis
Gus Patera
Stephen Gavalas
George Karabis
William
George
Ray Paras
James Costakis
Chicago
Elks Club
M. J. Tobin
James Jefferies
Gavalas
D. Gavalas
University of Buffalo
General Motors Institute of Technology
Harrison Radiator Corporation
General Motors Corporation
Mr. Jefferies
Installed head of business sorority named for Gamma chapter
Miss Bernice Hammond of 1533 D avenue NE was installed last week as president of Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, the national business girls sorority. New officers include Marie Skerik as vice president Harriette Struve as secretary Florence Glackin as treasurer Maye Cass as librarian and Naomi Kester as scribe.
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Bernice Hammond
D Avenue NE
Gamma Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Business Girls’ Sorority
Marie Skerik
Harriette Struve
Florence Glackin
Maye Cass
Naomi Kester
Arresia Club Plans Next Year's Study
Fayette The Twentieth Century club met Tuesday with Mrs. Nora Craft at a luncheon then a business meeting. Plans for next year announced with a study on the New England States. Mrs. Graf served bon bons from Egypt. Rural Improvement club met Wednesday at Mrs. Alice Butts home with a program committee appointed. Home Benefit club entertained Tuesday at Mrs. James Richards with a luncheon and program by several members. Monday dinner guests at Leonard Arthur home included visitors from Idaho and Twin Falls, with many Fayette residents present in the evening.
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Fayette
Twentieth Century Club
Nora Craft
New England States
Graf
Egypt
U.S
Rural Improvement Club
Alice Butts
Lulu Sperry
Ida Lehniger
Harry Lewis
Dale Owen
Myrtle Barr
Thelma Doughty
Ruth Teutsch
Home Benefit Club
James Richards
D. E. Paul
Alice Crawford
W. P. Littell
A. J. Homewood
Alice
E. W. Meyer
Milton
Oelwein
Vern Arthur
Harry
Randalia
Paul Apetrey
Sheryl Ae
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