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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1938

Page

19

Mahaffy Elected Chapter FO President at PEO Meeting

Mrs Mahaffy was elected and installed as president of Chapter FO of PEO during a Tuesday meeting at Mrs J F Yothers home 2034 Fourth Avenue SE. Officers include Mrs Hillier vice president and Mrs Smith recording secretary with installation led by Mrs Moray Eby state organizer. Thirty members attended with tea served afterward.

J. F. Yothers Fourth Avenue SE Mahaffy C. S. Mahaffy W. R. Kemble Moray WL. Eby Guy E. Hillier D. N. Smith Marvin R. Selden Arthur Biddinger Forest S Rutgers Rollo S. Pickford

Mrs Siebke Hosts Sewing Club Luncheon

Mrs. G. J. Siebke entertained members of her sewing club at luncheon Wednesday afternoon at her home 9025 Blake boulevard SE. Twelve were served.

G. J. Siebke Blake Boulevard

Salters Return Home From Visit In Davenport

Mr and Mrs S A Salter left Wednesday morning for Davenport after spending two days at the home of their son Chester D Salter and ee Salter of 503 Knollwood Drive.

S. A. Salter Davenport Chester D. Salter Ee Salter Knollwood Drive

Mrs Ristine Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon for Eight

Mrs Henry Ristine entertained at her Crescent Street SE home on a Wednesday afternoon. A luncheon was served with eight covers set for the bridge club members.

Henry Ristine Crescent Street

Judy Schwirtz Celebrates First Birthday Party

Judy Schwirtz daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Schwirtz 1023 Tenth Street SW was honored at a party Monday afternoon on her first birthday. Children played with spiral balloons and toys and then enjoyed ice cream and cake. Guests included Jon Bruns Marietta Woodward and Bruce Porter with their mothers.

Judy Schwirtz Joe Schwirtz Tenth Street Jon Bruns Marietta Woodward Bruce Porter Edwin J. Bruns Raymond Woodward Roy Porter

Farewell party honors Machovecs before move to Mount Vernon

Mr and Mrs Tom Machovec were honored at a Saturday farewell at their Marion area home before moving to a farm near Mount Vernon. Attendees included many local families such as Pelisck Stock Unzeitig Nikodim and others with out of town guests from Blairstown Marion and Mount Vernon.

Tom Machovec Marion Mount Vernon Joe Pelisck Freddie Joe Stock Louis Unzeitig Anna Lou Joe Nikodim

Crawford family completes six week westward visit

Mr and Mrs William C Crawford of 510 Vernon drive SE and their daughter Joanne returned home Tuesday after six weeks in the west. They stayed mostly on a ranch near Phoenix with a short stop in California before Cedar Rapids via Mission Texas where they visited Mr and Mrs N M Crawford at 1816 Fifth avenue SE who are wintering there.

William C. Crawford Vernon Drive Joanne West Phoenix California Cedar Rapids Mission, Tex Mr. Crawford N. M.crawford Fifth Avenue SE

Charles Daniel Family to Visit LaPlantes

Mr and Mrs Charles M Daniel of Fairfield and their son Edward arrived Wednesday to visit in the home of Mrs Daniel's parents Mr and Mrs E W LaPlante 2118 Blake boulevard SE Mr Daniel will go to Davenport returning to the LaPlante home for the weekend Mr LaPlante who has spent ten days on a business trip to Indianapolis returned home Wednesday

Charles M. Daniel Fairfield Edward Daniel E. W. LaPlante Blake Boulevard Davenport LaPlante Mr. LaPlante Indianapolis

Mrs Filmer Leaves After Visit Here

Mrs B A Filmer of Denver Colorado departed Tuesday for Washington DC after several days with her brother C M Westerfield and Mrs Westerfield at 1840 Bever Avenue SE.

Mrs. Filmer B. A. Filmer Denver Colo Washington, DC C. M. Westerfield

Hartkemeyers Honor Lumir Sejbas at Cedar Rapids Shower

A mixed shower Saturday evening honored Mr. and Mrs. Lumir Sejba of Cedar Rapids hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartkemeyer of Van Borne. Wilma Hartkemeyer, the bride before marriage, attended with many Cedar Rapids and area guests, prizes awarded to Elmer Hartkemeyer Frances Schadle Ernest Eggers and Laura Hartkemeyer. Refreshments followed and attendees included Hattie Maurer the Maurer family Bricholz and daughter LaVonne Dawson and others from Van Horne Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine Keystone and State Center.

Lumir Sejba Cedar Rapids Louis Hartkemeyer van Horne Sejba Wilma Hartkemeyer Elmer Hartkemeyer Frances Schadle Ernest Eggers Laura Hartkemeyer Hattie Maurer William Maurer Olga Bricholz LaVonne Clarence Dawson Dorothy Dawson Chuck Barnett Blanche Grimm William Hartkemeyer Ella Irma Ferlier Miss Schadle William Meyer Harlan Hakeman Jean Chris Meyer Belle Plaine P. H. Albers Dora Nissen Marie Fred Holst Lucille Otto Franzenberg Mary Holst Helen Pingel Keystone State Center

Humphreys Return From St Petersburg Visit

Mr and Mrs L H Humphreys of 1914 Park avenue SE came home Tuesday after a three month stay in St Petersburg Florida

Humphreys ST. Petersburg

P T A Study Groups Set Local Meetings

The mental hygiene study group of the P T A council meets Thursday at 2 p m in the Montrose hotel parlor to discuss Mental Hygiene. The Taylor P T A study group meets Friday at 2 15 p m in the school nurse's room on The School and Community Projects led by Mrs Oscar Lundquist. All mothers invited.

P. T. A. Council Montrose Hotel Taylor P. T. A Oscar Lundquist V. L. Spohn Linn County Safety Council E. D. Holvenstot Linn County Medical Society O. Lundquist P. H. Brown West Side W. L. Northcutt East Side Brown Spohn Gerber

Coe Group Hosts National Inspector of Kappa Delta

Adele Stephenson of Ivor Virginia national inspector for Kappa Delta sorority is honored this week by the Coe chapter with breakfasts, picnics and suppers. Events include gatherings at the Morrison home 1811 Grande avenue SE and the Bearle residence 2025 B avenue NE and a buffet luncheon with the alumnae. She plans to visit the Sigma Sigma chapter at Iowa State College Ames after Cedar Rapids engagements.

Adele Stephenson Ivor Kappa Delta Sorority Coe Stephenson William and Mary College Williamsburg University of Indiana Audrey Abell Mothers’ Club Kappa Delta Miss Stephenson Robert E. Campbell Arthur Bearle B Avenue Audrey Campbell Gertrude Commonwealth Tea Room Margaret Myers Voorhees

Sprakers Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Spraker marked their 40th wedding anniversary at a Cedar Rapids home gathering. The couple wed February 24, 1898 in Iowa City. Attending were relatives from Moline Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Town City among others.

E. A. Spraker Park Avenue SE First Lutheran Iowa City J. A. Wirt Des Moines Spraker John M. Wolz Towa City Henry Scherer L. E. Blessing George Longstreth Frank Thelken Martha Dorothy Lillick Cedar Rapids Adelaide L. Burge University of Iowa Arthur J. Younkin Town City Frank B. Stouffer Los Angeles

Mary Lou Cover Honored at Fourth Birthday Party

Mrs. Donald H. Cover entertained Tuesday at a party for her daughter Mary Lou on her fourth birthday. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon with assistance from Mrs. L. A. Ilen and Mrs. W. M. Washburn. Guests included Barbara Davis Janet Hauser Judy Ford Lois Ann Rayman Beatrice Beverson and Jackie Iiten.

Donald H. Cover H Avenue NW Mary Lou Cover L. A. Ilen W. M. Washburn Barbara Davis Janet Hauser Judy Ford Lois Ann Rayman Beatrice Beverson Jackie Iiten

Birthday fete honors Miss Mildred Elaine Selzer

Miss Mildred Elaine Selzer of Fairfax celebrated her sixth birthday at home on Saturday afternoon. Guests included Marie Myers LaVonne Gibson Theresa Leary Jean Schulte Bernice Schulte Marilyn Flaherty Jo Ann Flaherty Margaret Ann O Connell Patricia O Connell Lloyd Eugene Selzer and Kenneth Owen Selzer.

Mildred Elaine Selzer Fairfax Marie Myers LaVonne Gibson Theresa Leary Jean Schulte Bernice Schulte Marilyn Flaherty Jo Ann Flaherty Margaret Ann O'Connell Patricia O'Connell Lloyd Eugene Selzer Kenneth Owen Selzer

Louise Leibert Circle Met For Quilting and Plans

Members of the Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. Harry W. Dunker’s home 2124 Grande avenue SE. Mrs. Carlton Owen presided. Mrs. Max Burrell led devotions. They quilted and scheduled a luncheon meeting at the Elks club on March 15.

Louise Leibert The King’s Daughters Harry W. Dunker Grande Avenue SE Carlton Owen Max Burrell Elks Club

Mizpah Circle Meeting Planned at Buffington Home

Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs L X Buffington 1850 First avenue for a regular gathering.

Mizpah Circle of the King’s Daughters L. x. Buffington First Avenue

Beethoven Club Plans Program

The Beethoven club holds its regular meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. in the public library art room with a 9:15 a.m. board meeting. Current events are given by Eleanor Houts. A Norwegian program closes with Grieg works performed by Cecelia Kohl, Lorraine Mitchell, and others with Edna Mae Sila, Nellie Richardson, and more contributing solos. Flora Taylor leads the group. a Danish program was previously presented by the Beethoven club chorus for the Music Study club in Iowa City under Helen Kacena Stark.

Beethoven Club Eleanor Houts Edvard Grieg Cecelia Kohl Lorraine Mitchell Ann Denkman Eros Zur Rosenzelt Glindys Barger Edna Mae Sila Nellie Richardson Orla Tiem Bergen Eleanor Hilborn Opalee Music Study Club Iowa City Helen Kacena Stark Helen Little Hickman Emily Trevarthon Sanborn Lucy Bushnell Ambroz Cora Capes Fisher Harriet Calder Miller

High Twelve Club to Host First Ladies Night 1938

Past presidents of the High Twelve club will host the first ladies night of 1938 at the Montrose hotel Friday. Dinner at 6 30 p m opens the program featuring Dr. Oskar Sederholm of Copenhagen as speaker and entertainer.

High Twelve Club Montrose Hotel Oskar Sederholm Copenhagen Denmark

Veterans of Foreign Wars District Meeting and Auxiliary Initiation

Members of VFW post No. 788 and auxiliary attended the second district meeting in Maquoketa and helped inaugurate the auxiliary to post No. 3633 there. Mayor Pendray State Senator Frank Ellis and Will Lundin spoke. Hosts later held a dancing party at the Crystal ballroom Montrose hotel featuring the Hello America broadcast. A special post meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 45 p m in the Memorial building with all members urged to attend.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Maquoketa Pendray Frank Ellis Will Lundin Crystal Ballroom Montrose Hotel

Stuffs Return From Southern Trip Ends Six Weeks Away

Mr and Mrs B R Stuff of 1900 Washington avenue SE returned after six weeks in Texas visiting San Antonio and Corpus Christi. En route home they attended Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

B. R. Stuff Washington Avenue San Antonio Corpus Christi Tex Stuff New Orleans

Birthday Buffet for Wencil Tampir Draws Local Guests

Mrs. Wencil Tampir hosted a buffet supper and card party Sunday evening in honor of her husband Wencil Tampir’s birthday. A long list of local attendees and out of town guests from Tiffin and Oxford attended.

Wencil Tampir Edward Sopousek Oldrich Stanek Frank Stepanek Fred Blazek Charles Landergott Tony Mraz John Machacek Edward Womacka Charles Malecek Milo Vanicek George Yonkers Joseph Frasinger Frank Stusak Allan Ross Minnie Sammet Irma Hendrickson Anna Topping Agnes Novak Jessie Strang Lumir Stusak James Crissinger Alfred Sammet Charles Clark Floyd Sandborn Darrell Vernon Tampir Jack Herman George Herman Cletus Berry J. Herman Tiffin Jone Hardy Oxford

East Side W C T U Honors National President at Meet

The East Side W C T U gathered at Mrs. Guy Rich home in Minneapolis to honor national president Mrs. Lillian M N Stevens whose Washington D C headquarters support the union s legislative aims. Members urged Iowa senators to oppose the Neely Pettengill motion picture bill and Copper Culkin interstate liquor advertising bill and to keep the United States out of foreign wars. The group plans a final roundup to become a hold fast union with the next meeting on March 15.

W. C

Priscilla Smith Honored At Birthday Buffet And Bingo

Mr and Mrs L J Sykora hosted a buffet supper and bingo Sunday evening honoring Miss Priscilla Smith on her birthday Prizes went to Elsie Tefer Lester Kadlee and Kenneth Chiverton Other guests included Gladyce Getz Ruby Paulson Betty Smith Milton Tefer Joe Tefer Jr Lloyd Glessner and Edward Zvacek family members and friends were present

L. J. Sykora N Street Priscilla Smith Elsie Tefer Lester Kadlee Kenneth Chiverton Gladyce Getz Ruby Paulson Betty Smith Milton Tefer Joe Tefer, Jr Lloyd Glessner Edward Zvacek

Mental Hygiene Talk Sets Tone for Normal Child at PTA

Dr. Ralph H. Ojermann outlined mental hygiene as creating conditions for normal development to prevent behavior problems. He advised analyzing child behavior by causes in home or school and urged attentive parental understanding of daily environments.

Ralph H. Ojermann Iowa City Parent-Teacher Council Board of Education Ojermann Council

Georgia Mahring Weds Ray Robinson in Iowa City

Mr and Mrs Jerry Mahring announce the marriage of their daughter Georgia to Ray Robinson son of Frank Robinson The ceremony occurred Friday in Iowa City The Robinsons reside at 620 Fifth Avenue SE.

Jerry Mahring K Street Georgia Ray Robinson Frank Robinson Sixteenth Avenue SE Iowa City Mrs. Robinson Fifth Avenue SE

Credit Girls Club Discusses Minneapolis Convention

Mrs. Frederick E. Fluegel who served as the delegate from the Credit Girls Breakfast club to the National Retail Credit association in Minneapolis in February spoke about the convention at a Wednesday Rathskeller meeting attended by twenty members.

Frederick E. Fluegel Credit Girls Breakfast Club National Retail Credit Association Minneapolis Rathskeller

Willie Willis speaks on anger and lack of children

Willie Willis voices frustration about anger and cruelty, questioning what he will do when he cannot have a child to lash out at. The remark probes emotional strain and the impulse toward harmful acts in the absence of a family outlet.

Friendly Club Holds Homecoming Party At YWCA

About seventy five members of the Friendly club gathered Tuesday evening at the YWCA for a homecoming party marking five years since the club’s 1933 organization. Organizer Mrs. Clare Young Nichols led singing with Miss Lucille Gove on piano, and John Gronfeth spoke briefly.

Friendly Club Clare Young Nichols Lucille Gove Doris Newman Maddigan School Dorothy Batchelder John Gronfeth National Recreation Association

Manns Honor Miss Emma Kolarik At Green Themed Dinner

Mr and Mrs Homer S Mann Jr entertained at their home 1517 Ellis NW Monday evening for Miss Emma Kolarik bride elect of Bruce Miller Covers were laid for eight with a wedding cake miniature bride and groom The green St Patrick theme extended to tableware and lighting

Homer S. Mann, Jr Ellis Boulevard Emma Kolarik Bruce Miller

Mrs Ring Attends Contest. Relatives Win Prizes

Mrs H C Ring returns from Manchester after a week with Mr and Mrs J C Barr. Her niece Miss Lenore Taylor of Dundee wins first place in dramatics at Strawberry Point state preliminary declamatory contest. Charles Morgan of Stanley tops the oratorical section and Miss Leona Seward of Dundee wins humorist division.

H. C. Ring Bever Avenue Manchester J. C. Barr Strawberry Point Lenore Taylor Dundee Charles Morgan Stanley Leona Seward

Mrs Claude King Hosts Luncheon at Home

Mrs Claude G King of 319 Center Point Road NE entertained a group of friends at a Friday luncheon at her home. Present were Mrs H F Ohmann Mrs Arthur Tellin Mrs H S Wright Mrs Walton Keller Miss Velma Claudene King and Guy Berlin of Marion.

Claude G. King Center Point Road H. F. Ohmann Arthur Tellin H. S. Wright Walton Keller Velma Claudene King Guy Berlin Marion

Dr and Mrs Owen Host DuBuque Guests

Mrs Lee B. Winterberg of DuBuque and her son Owen are visiting the Owenses at 1727 First Avenue East for the week. Mr Winterberg will arrive Friday evening from Des Moines where he attended a sales conference.

Lee B. Winterberg Dubuque Owen W. E. Owen First Avenue Winterberg Des Moines

Camp Fire Council Fire Honors Seventeen Trail Seekers

Ka-Wa-Si Camp Fire groups led by Mrs. Henry Houseman Betty Like and Mrs. G V Wood held a council fire at Kenwood Park Presbyterian church. Seventeen girls were named Trail Seekers and six national honors were awarded for head band work. Geraldine Young Jane Kohl LaVon Miller Louise Fernow Mary Ludlow Annie Jean Houts honored.

Henry Houseman Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church Betty Like G. V. Wood Guaran Nadia Thorpe Geraldine Young Jane Kohl LaVon Miller Louise Fernow Mary Ludlow Annie Jean Houts

De gree of Honor Mothers Club Meets At Porter Home

The mothers club of the De gree of Honor met at Mrs. C. W. Porter’s home on Center Point road NE. After the business session court whist awarded prizes to Mesdames Peverell, Kenneth McCabe, Ira Mentzer, and Southerland. The next meeting is tentatively set for March 14 at Mrs. Ray Hamilton’s home on Center Point road NE.

Mothers’ Club C. W. Porter Center Point Road Mesdames Peverell Kenneth McCabe Ira Mentzer Southerland Ray Hamilton

Tanida Camp Fire group enjoys George Washington party

Members gathered Friday at the home of Irma Lee Young assistant guardian for a George Washington party. Attendees included Mildred Navratil Mary Ellen Dennis Noreen Hiland Dorothy Mattison Joyce Richardson Gladys Gable and guardian Maxine Kepler.

Tanida George Washington Irma Lee Young Guardian Mildred Navratil Mary Ellen Dennis Noreen Hiland Dorothy Mattison Joyce Richardson Gladys Gable The Maxine Kepler

Local ESA Chapter Hosts Tea Event for Guest of Honor

Tuesday evening the local chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a tea at Clara Robinsons Colonial tea room. Table decor followed a streamliner motif and the guest of honor received a gift from Marie Skerik Maye Cass Bernice Hammond Florence Glackin Ruth Blaine Harriette Struve Arlene Ortmann and Mrs I E Jackson and Mrs Kenneth Cornell.

Ner Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Business Girls’ Sorority Clara Robinson Colonial Tea Room Marie Skerik Maye Cass Bernice Hammond Florence Glackin Ruth Blaine Harriette Struve Arlene Ortmann I. E. Jackson Kenneth Cornell

Jane Boyd Circle Lunch Meet In Grand Ave SE Home

Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. W L Fowler at 1830 Grande avenue SE on Thursday at 1 PM for a luncheon.

Jane Boyd King’s Daughters W. L. Fowler Grande Avenue SE

Crusaders Circle Picnic at Mrs Lloyd Grover Home

The Crusaders circle meets at 12 30 p m at the home of Mrs Lloyd Grover 2325 First Avenue East for a picnic luncheon with members invited.

Crusaders Circle of the King’s Daughters Lloyd Grover First Avenue E

Mrs. Brogan to Leave for Los Angeles Visit

Mrs. Clifford Brogan will depart Saturday for her home in Los Angeles after a three week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ralston of Marion.

Clifford Brogan Los Angeles T. A. Ralston Marion

Miss Bauerle Honored Before Moving to Chicago

Miss Adah Bauerle was honored at a local dinner as she prepares to move to Chicago next week to establish her new home. The event recognized her service and bid her farewell with friends and community members.

Adah Bauerle Chicago

Miss King Hosts Bridal Shower for Bride-Elect Bucy

Miss Velma Claudene King of 319 Center Point Road NE hosted a bridal shower Monday in honor of Miss Evelyne Bucy, bride-elect of Bob Burlanck. Attendees included Dorothy Jones, Mary Turner, Mary Dennis, Virginia Ohmann, Clara Tufts, Margot Taylor, Phyllis Daily, Helen Smetana, Betty Fasnaught and others.

Velma Claudene King Center Point Road Evelyne Bucy Bob Burlanck Dorothy Jones Mary Turner Mary Dennis Virginia Ohmann Clara Tufts Margot Taylor Phyllis Daily Helen Smetana Betty Fasnaught Ellyn Martinek Marjorie Whiting Winifred Cornthwaite Lois Bucy Jerry Gould Earl Pirt

Ida Mansfield Circle Hosts Lunch Meeting

Mrs. Owen T. Barry entertained the Ida Mansfield circle of the Kings Daughters at lunch Tuesday. Devotions led by Mrs. Margaret Wenger and county president Mrs. E W. De Nio reported on the state board meeting in Perry. In February the circle distributed 162 quarts of milk. Guests included Mrs. De Nio Mrs. Donald S Barry Mrs. Charles M Fisher and Mrs. W Lee.

Owen T._ Barry Ridgeway Drive Ida Mansfield King’s Daughters Margaret Wenger E. W. de Nio State Board Perry Wenger Linn Boulevard de Nio Donald S. Barry Charles M. Fisher W. Lee

D O I Study Club Meets at Montrose Hotel

The study club of the Daughters of Isabella will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Montrose hotel with Mary R McLaughlin as chairman.

Study Club of the Daughters of Isabella Montrose Hotel Mary R. McLaughlin

Cultus Club to Meet at Patterson Home

The Cultus club will assemble Thursday afternoon at 1115 First Avenue East, the residence of Mrs W D Patterson.

Cultus Club W. D. Patterson First Avenue E

Prowler Proved To Be Motorist Walking Around His Stalled Car

George Rust 34 Ely received a suspended $10 fine for intoxication after police found him walking around his stuck car at 2212 D Street SW. He was taken to the station for medical care following the arrest at 12.20 am after a citizen reported a prowler. Emil Kolda 33 800 Tenth Street SE paid $25 and costs for intoxication after changing plea from not guilty to guilty at the Silver Palace beer parlor. Al Copple 42 858 Camburn Court SE was fined $10 and costs for intoxication.

George Rust Ely Twenty-third Avenue D Street Kust Emil Kolda Tenth Street SE Kolda Silver Palace Beer Parlor Ben Currell al Copple Camburncourt

Wealthy Englishman Prefers Nursing Home Over Hospital

When a wealthy Englishman falls ill he avoids a hospital run by voluntary subscription for the poor and instead chooses a nursing home akin to a small private American hospital.

America

Kelvin Society Tour At City Water Plant In Cedar Rapids

The Kelvin Science Society of Coe College toured the Shaver road water plant in Cedar Rapids with 30 members guests and associates. H F Blomquist explained plant operations then Dr Ben H Peterson discussed water treatment noting purified chemicals are removed before water enters city mains. The group received pamphlets on the system and refreshments followed the tour.

Kelvin Science Society of Coe College Shaver Road H. F. Blomquist Water Works Department L. R. Wilson Society Blomquist Ben H. Peterson Coe Chemistry Department Peterson Cedar Rapids Water Department

Former Local Man Is Sentenced At Waterloo

Detective Chief Earl Stanley speculated whether Lloyd Morrison, 29, of Waterloo, who drew a twenty year sentence at Anamosa for a criminal assault on two Waterloo girls, might be the man who molested local girls last fall. Morrison lived in Cedar Rapids briefly after farm work in Winthrop and Delhi. Stanley asked Waterloo authorities to verify if Morrison made admissions to Cedar Rapids crimes.

Earl Stanley Lloyd Morrison Waterloo Anamosa Reformatory Morrison Cedar Rapids Winthrop Delhi Stanley

Directors Of Railway Employes Assn Named

The Inter Railway Employes association lists six railway representatives in Cedar Rapids. M. J. Kelly leads publicity. members include W. Dvorak Iowa City interurban F. Francis Milwaukee A. E Washburn Illinois Central M. B. McCormick North Western and E. R. Petro Waterloo interurban. This marks the first such organization.

Inter- Railway Employes Association Cedar Rapids M. J. Kelly Rock Island W. Dvorak Iowa City F. Francis Milwaukee A. E Washburn Illinois Central M. B. McCormick North Western E. R. Petro Waterloo M. J. Kelely

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Chester Salters Mrs. Ristine Bridge Club Tom Machovecs William Crawford Charles Daniel Laplantes Louis Hartkemeyers Lumir Sejbas P.T.A. Meetings Council Group Taylor Croq' Taal Dows Second Avenue and Second Street Jane Coe Group Kappa Deltas Sprakers Mary Lou Cover Miss Selzer Mizpah Circle V. F. W. Auxiliary B. R Mrs. Tampir W.C.T.U Mothers’ Chorus Georgia Mahring Credit Girls Club Willie Willis Homer Manns Claude King Mrs. Owen H. Mothers’ Club Tanida Camp Fire Crusaders Circle Mrs. Brogan Miss Bauerle Miss King Bridal Shower D. O. I. Study Club Kelvin Society Gordon Regal Armstrong
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