Birthday Celebration for Miss Alice Brumback at Calah Henry Home
Miss Alice Brumback was honored on her birthday Tuesday at the home of Miss Calah Henry 1546 Sixth Avenue SE with Miss Chloris Gatrelle and Miss Opal Brumbick assisting. Out-of-town guests were Donald and Robert Krumm from Van Horne. The evening featured games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brumback
Calah Henry
Sixth Avenue SE
Chloris Gatrelle
Opal Brumbick
Maxine Bliss
Lorraine Bliss
Donis Batten
Velma Shimek
Maxine Woods
Wilma Randall
Dick Vileta
Don Wagner
Dick Heerner
Ray Beebe
Berle Milla
C. S Mather
Dorothy
Donald and
Robert Krumm
van Horne
Polk PTA Meeting Features Youth Religion Topics
The Polk P T A hosts a Monday evening event at 7 at the school auditorium with Rev T J Hinkin presenting For Want of a Nail and speakers Rev V L S Jones Rev Henry Scherer and Mrs S Jones discussing Teaching Religion to Youth Training for Church Attendance and Teaching Religion in the Home. Mrs David I Berger covers The Home and the Church Working Together and Miss Inga Tapper leads What Can the School Do About It. Rev C Hank moderates closing discussion presided by Rev Daniel E Kerr. A 7 43 pm panel at First Presbyterian church chapel discusses How May Adults Help Youth Solve Its Problems with William W Crissman in charge. speakers include Mrs George Nowland Mrs R Wn Coolidge Miss Sara Ann Brown Dwight Krumbolt Tilson Pett o and Harry E Kelley. All parents and adults invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk P T A
T J. Hinkin
V.L. S Jones
Henry Scherer
S. Jones
David I Berger
Inga Tapper
C. Hank
Daniel E Kerr
First Presbyterian Church
William W. Crissman
George Nowland
R Wn, Coolidge
Sara Ann Brown
Dwight Krumbolt
Tilson , Petto
Harry E Kelley
Cupid Triumphs Over High Water Wedding Pair Braves Flood
Noel Bassett 26 and Irene Nicholson 18 waded two miles through high water from a stranded car to wed in Redding California on Thursday. They then returned to their car for a honeymoon drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Calif
Noel Bassett
Irene Nicholson
Hawaii Statehood Urged as 49th State by Former Governor
Lawrence M Judd urged Congress to admit Hawaii as the forty ninth state before Chamber of Commerce members. He argued Hawaii is integral to the United States and a key Pacific defense base and commercial asset, noting tax contributions and a broad goods exchange with the mainland. He cited sugar and pineapple industries as major economic pillars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
United States
Pacific
Lawrence M Judd
State of the
Union
Chamber of Commerce
Judd
State Welfare Board approves salaries for Linn staff
The State Welfare Board approved salary increases totaling SHO for nine Linn county relief and old age assistance office employees effective March 1. The board also sanctioned transferring Charles Glar and E S Smith to the combined state roster. Linn county was granted 3036 for March relief needs and will provide 82720 to complete a 36356 outlay for an estimated 1370 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinn County Social Welfare
State Social Welfare Board
Counts Social Webfare Board
Charles Glar
E. S Smith
Linn County
State Social Welfare Office
Mildred Hunt
Coe and Cornell Exchange Programs Ahead of Meeting
Coe and Cornell exchanged chapel programs Friday as a preface to the annual basketball meeting. At Cornell a pep meeting featured John Prasch, president of Coe's student council, with Mark McDunn of Maywood Illinois delivering a trombone solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Cornell
John Prasch
Mark McDunn
Maywood
Glockler Named Head of UI Chemistry Department
Dr George Glockler of the University of Minnesota will head the University of Iowa chemistry department succeeding retired Dr Edward Bartow who has reached age 70 He has previously taught at the University of California and the California Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Glockler
University of Minnesota
University of Iowa
Edward Bartow
Glockler
University of California
California Institute of Technology
Cedar Rapids students hear speakers on school spirit
Jean Anderson reports in Cedar Rapids that Carl Koehn presided and introduced Les Bishop a Cornell junior basketball player who spoke to CAC students about school spirit and rivalry. John Wherry joined Bishop on stage while Dora Jane Hamblin led the prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Carl Koehn
Roy Koehn
Les Bishop
Cornell
Cac
Prasthc
Mount Vernon
John Wherry
Bishop
Dora Jane Hamblin
Bedford
Distinction Made Between Pool Bond Question And Gas Rate Petition
City officials explain pool question ties to bonds while gas rate petition seeks ordinance. Bond issuance goes to voters at first meeting after petition. ordinance needs signature certification within 10 days and 30 to 40 days for election. With March 25 municipal election close, a special election will be required for the gas rate item.
Best Belgian Hare in Show Listed at Galion Event
In Galion the Best Belgian Hare in Show went to S C Jones with a Belgian Hare from Illinois Rabbitry John C Fehr of Indianapolis. Judge was John Armon with Em Dvorak as assistant superintendent and Don McGuire as secretary.
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S.C Jone
Galion
Hlinois Rabbitry
John C Fehr
Indianapolis
John Armon
Em Dvorak
Don McGuire
The Old Sewing Bag by Edgar A Guest
Edgar A Guest recalls his mother’s sewing bag and its memories. He reflects on past garments and family stories tied to silk, satin, and heirlooms, contrasting old craft with modern life and asking how mothers preserve the past today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crankmire
Fayette Girl Wins Oratory Prize
Lorraine Walker, a freshman at Upper Iowa University from Fayette, won first prize in the forty-fourth Fawcett oratorical contest with In Spite of Us. Leighton Lynch, from Fayette, took second. prizes were 30 and 20 dollars respectively. Walker and Lynch will represent Upper Town at the state contest in Cedar Rapids on March 16. Participants in the finals included Ruth Gardner and Claude Welch.
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Fayette
Lorraine Walker
Upper Iowa University
Fawcett
Leighton — Lynch
Miss Walker
Mr Lynch
Upper Town
Cedar Rapids
William Fawcett
Ruth Gardner
Leighton Lynch
Lorrane Walker
Claude Welch
Special Service At Grace Church Postponed
Grace Episcopal church postpones a mid Lenten Sunday service planned for 9 40 am due to illness of the pastor the Rev Father Vernon Shattuck Jones. The Bard mass was to be held at this service by the Coe a cappella choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Father Vernon
Shattuck Jones
Coe
Winners Named in First Five Classes at Winter Rabbit Show
The tenth annual winter rabbit show at 220 First Avenue E announced winners across five classes. Notable entries include Chinchilla Senior buck Bun nywide Rabbitry Bloomington Indiana with Senior doe Tom Sturgeon Cedar Rapids and junior weight classes awarded to Ted Deters Davenport and N Schneelock Mayville. Best Chin Thillain show awarded to A S Gibbons Champagne D Argents Senior buck John L Andrees Water loo. Roy E Dean Des Moines earned six eight months buck and Hoy F Dean six eight months doe. Baby buck E F Kline Laurel and baby doe Roy F E Dean. Senior Blue Eyed Beverens winner Roy Goodwater Cedar Rapids with Best Blue Eyed Beverens in show awarded to Minors Rabbitry Rockford Illinois. Belgian Hare top awards went to Roy Goodwater for Best senior buck and related categories.
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First Avenue E
Chinchilla
Bloomington
Doe
Tom Sturgeon
Cedar Rapids
Ted Deters
Davenport
S. Cubbons
Mayville
Enn
N. Schneelock
N Schneelock
A. S Gibbons Champagne D'Argents
John L. Andrees
Waterloo
Roy E. Dean
Des Moines
Hoy F Dean
M. W. Lleckert
Rock Island
Baby Buck
E. F. Kline
Laurel
Baby Doe
Roy FE
Dean
Blue Eyed Reverens
Roy Goodwater
Tom
Rabbitry
Rockford
Community House Benefit Program Tonight at the Pomnasium
The Community House council presents a benefit program this evening at 7:30 in the pomnasium. An admission fee applies and the public is invited. Sixteen clubs participate, including Camp Fire, Jolly Jills, Aumping Jacks, and Knights of St George in various acts and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community House Council
Community House
Quarcet
Jun Stewart
Clarence Smith
Ralph Miller
Roy Miller
Jolly Jills
Dorothy Gras
Gitts
Coclub
Evelyn South
Irene Wills
Canetana Cartes
Etten Dlub
Stitch and Chatter Club
Tender the Whinde traffic code
State police are authorized to warn slow drivers against delaying traffic, enforcing patience on roadways and maintaining steady flow.
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P.T.A. Meetings
Cupid
Isi
St.Joseph Aspinin
U. S
State Welfare Board
Linn
Stewart-Warner
Second Avenue
Iowa
U. Chemistry Dept
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Grace Church
Neumode
Aieemmete Neumod
Second ST SE
Jonouils
Toman’s
3Rd Ave
Dial
Navy Blues
Second Street
Stevie Show
Knights of St George
Richard Maddy
Tommy Kacree
Ruth Staples
Consianer
Jerre
Stahl
Hladey’s Grocery and Market
4Th Ave
Perle
Dobbs
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