Gertsen Hosts Surprise Dinner for Mrs Gertsen
Arthur C. Gertsen hosted a surprise dinner at the Roosevelt hotel Wednesday evening for Mrs. Gertsen’s fourteenth wedding anniversary. Guests included P. A Stover G. H. Cornwell J J Shepard A C Gossard and William B. Quarton. a gift was presented to the Gertsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Gertsen
Pleasant Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Gertsen
P. A Stover
G. H. Cornwell
J J Shepard
Arthur C Gossard
William B. Quarton
Gertsens
Mrs Hunting Returns From South Cruise With Daughters
Mrs Herbert B Hunting of 1857 Second Avenue SE returned Tuesday night after five weeks in the south with her daughter Mrs Harry J Wailliams of Davenport The pair sailed from New York on the Brittanic for a West Indies voyage they left the cruise at Havana then flew to Florida and visited another daughter Mrs Charles F Duncan in Savannah Ga before traveling home via Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B. Hunting
Second Avenue SE
South
Harry J Wailliams
Davenport
New York City
West Indies
Havana
Florida
Savannah
Mrs. C. W. Bingham Hosts Tea for Daughter
Mrs Charles W Bingham of 3300 First Avenue FE hosted an informal at home tea on Thursday afternoon. The event honored her daughter Mrs Gerald C Fisher of Cleveland Ohio, a Cedar Rapids visitor staying with the Binghams through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Bingham
First Avenue FE
Gerald C Fisher
Cleveland O
Bingham Home
Fisher
Mrs Howard Tonsager Guest in Laird Home
Mrs Howard Tonsager of Boston and her daughter Sandra spent a week at the home of Mrs Donald Laird and Mr Laird 2009 Glenway Drive SE. They will leave Friday for Chicago where they will make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Tonsager
Boston
Sandra
Tonsager
Donald Laird
Laird
Glenway Drive
Chicago
Mr Tonsager
Rundquists Plan LA Trip From Cedar Rapids Home
Mr and Mrs Herman Rundquist of 309 Sinclair avenue SE depart Friday by motor for Los Angeles. They will visit Mrs Carl Stoddard in Beverly Hills, formerly of Cedar Rapids, and expect to return in about four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rundquist
Sinclair Avenue
Los Angeles
Carl Stoddard
Beverly Hills
Cedar Rapids
Brown couple returns after Florida two month stay
Mr and Mrs A G Brown of Lyrown apartments return from a two month visit in St. Petersburg and other Florida locales. The brief item notes their travel and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A G. Brown
St. Petersburg
Flonda Cies
Chicago and North Western Women’s Club Luncheon
Forty women attended the Chicago and North Western women’s club luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the Commonwealth tea room. Yellow and blue table decorations highlighted the event. Mrs F W O Hall, general president, and Mrs F L Bernan, a secretary, were special guests. Mrs James Thae, the club president, presided at the meeting and introduced the guest speaker who spoke on the organizational stir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North Western Womens Club
Lucheon
Commonwealth Tea Room
F WO Hall
FL Bernan
Beth
Chicago
James Thaemin
Ethel Cowan to Wed Keith Dutton in Keota Home
Miss Ethel Cowan of Sigourney formerly of What Cheer will wed Keith Dutton of Iowa City formerly of Thornburg this Sunday at the home of Rev Mr and Mrs O B Rogers of Keota. They will make Thornburg their home after March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cowan
Sigourney
What Cheer
Keith Dutton
Iowa City
Thornburg
O B Rogers
Keot
Junior League Delegates Return From Arts Meeting
Mrs F Wallace Darling of 124 Crescent St SE and Mrs Robert B Davis of 330 Twenty Ninth St SE returned from region No 7 arts meeting of the Association of the Junior Leagues of America in Lincoln Nebraska. They attended a traveling exhibit at the University gallery featuring Grant Wood and David McCosh works and saw Pride and Prejudice by the Community Players of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wallace Darling
Crescent Street
Robert B. Davis
Twenty-ninth Street
Association of the Junior Leagues of America
Lincoln
Ned
David McCosh
Omaha Junior League
Omaha
Josselyn Memorial,& Museum and Art Gallery
Clark A. Beems
Twenty-first Street
Methodism in Living Pictures at Tea Friday
The event, hosted by St. Paul's Methodist women, will feature living pictures of nations where Methodism is active. Participants include Nadia Thorpe and Jimmie Wasta with a musical duet by a women’s sextet. A church women’s committee leads the program with a social hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Pictures
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Nadia Thorpe
Thomas F. Lange
O. W. Lawrence
Shirley Clark
Lucille Colony
George Liddle
L. Laidig
Maurice E Ford
S. E. Garber
Lillian O'Kade
Frances Brown
Jimmie
Nannie
Audria Wasta
Miss Colony
Arthur Fisher
C. R Sanborn
Edwin Nelson
Homer Hil
E. C Pratt
M. Sanderson
Marshall Hickman
Girls’ Work Committee
E. L. Pritchard
Susannah Wesley
G C. Babcock
Berean
Robert Armstrong
Mrs Glasier and Mrs Taylor Hostesses at Card Club
Mrs A R Glasier of 118 Twenty seventh Street NE and Mrs A L Taylor of 2241 Grande Avenue SE entertained twelve members of the card club at luncheon and bridge Thursday afternoon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A R. Glasier
Twentyseventh Street
A L. Taylor
Grande Avenue
Card Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs Eaton Leaves for St Louis to Visit Mother
Mrs Walter M Eaton of 1407 Fourth Avenue SE will leave Friday for St Louis Missouri to visit her mother Mrs Mary Cowden who will celebrate her ninety first birthday Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Eaton
Fourth Avenue SE
St. Louis
Mary Cowden
What Your Dreams Say About You and Your Life
A psychology overview explains how dreams reflect mood habits and past influences. It discusses fairy godmother motifs rising in balloons or ships at anchor as symbols of desire, status, or restraint, and invites readers to obtain a booklet for further dream interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vedgr
Patest
Beta Phi Alpha guest visits Coe College chapter
Mrs. Arthur Wiberg of Elan Nebraska, president of Beta Games province, arrived from Kappa chapter at Minnesota to visit Coe college. She was honored at a buffet supper and attended Macbeth with local members before departing Friday for Illinois Bets chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiberg
Elan
Neb
Beta Games
Beta Phi Alpha
University of Minnesota
Coe College
Wiberg
First Avenue E
Verle Breed
Ruth Murray
University of
Hadassah Silver Jubilee Observed At Temple Judoh
Eighty men and women attended the Hadassah silver jubilee celebration at Temple Judoh on Wednesday evening. The program featured a film Youth Aliyah about emigration to Palestine and included talks on Hadassah’s twenty five year history and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Temple Judoh
Palestine
Carl Ettinger
Ramond Klass
Ruth Kushner
Miss Kushner
Mrs. Klass
Mrs Clauser Honored During Visit Here
Mrs John St. Auban hosted a bridge luncheon at her 3517 First Avenue E home in honor of Mrs Leotha Clauser of Anderson Indiana, a guest in the home of her sister Mrs Leonard Lear at 1644 Second Avenue SE. Mrs Clauser was also honored Wednesday at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Leo Wilde at 2317 Bever Avenue SE. Mrs F W Franey at 113 Crescent Street SE hosted a bridge tea Tuesday in honor of Mrs Clauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John St. Auban
First Avenue E
Leotha Clauser
Anderson
Ind
Leonard Lear
Second Avenue SE
Clauser
Leo Wilde
Bever Avenue SE
F. W. Franey
Crescent Street
Clausers
Hartman and White Honored at Nash Finch Party
The Nash Finch sales and office staff entertained at the Montrose Hotel Wednesday evening honoringMiss Helen Hartman and Raymond White who will be married Saturday. The couple received a gift. Mr White is a Nash company sales force member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Finch Company
Montrose Hotel
Helen Hartman
Raymond White
Miss Hartman
Mr. White
Mr White
Nash Company
L A P M Installations Elect New Sun Shine Officers
Mrs Albert Howard was elected and installed as president of the L A P M degree staff of Sun shine auxiliary No 22 at Maine lodge hall. Mrs A M Nobbeit conducted the installation with Mrs A E Miller as marshal. New officers include Lena Borschel as vice president J H Woodside as secretary and J F Hronik as treasurer. Members present included W L Hoffer and others. Addie Sleigh noted. A birthday gift was presented to Mrs Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howard
Sunshine Auxiliary No
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue
A M Nobbeit
A E. Miller
Lena Borschel
J. H. Woodside
J. F Hronik
W L. Hoffer
Dainty Ruffly Frock for Tots by Anne Adams Pattern 4337
A child’s folk style frock described as a Cinderella outfit with a dainty ruffle bodice and scalloped edges. Instructions promise easy at-home sewing using patterns 4337, with sizes 2 through 10 and fabric options like challis or gingham. Pattern price 15 cents. pattern book 25 cents. offer from The Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Sr Wn
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
Missions Society Tall Gives Annual Budget Luncheon
Westminster Presbyterian women's missionary society holds its annual budget luncheon Friday at 1 p.m. in the church dining room. Afterward a business session led by Nes BR. R. Williamson will present the budget and install new officers by Rev J Remick McCullough. A short play If I Be His Disciple and a music program follow the meeting with cast directed by Mrs J S. Skien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Socies
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nes BR. R. Williamson
J. Remick McCullough
Eth
Birs J S. Skien
Hary F Sundberg
Marian ‘Bruner
Warold Templeman
Min
Flef
Wwop Rohybach
John Eendel
Wednesday Society Held Hostess Tea at Hartman Home
Mrs Hartman and Mrs White hosted a Wednesday segment at Tycthoon residence. A luncheon and program followed with Mrs Mishmas and Mr Dove teaching. Pupils included Mrs Cumberland and Mrs Palmer. Discussion covered rulers of Ethiopa up to Haile Selassie, with papers on Open Air Law Courts, Ethiopia, and Italy in Ethiopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Hartman
We. MM White
Hartman
Mrs. B Abraham Elected President Of St George Auxiliary
Mrs. B Abraham was elected president of the St George ladies auxiliary at a meeting held at her home on February 26. Other officers named were Mrs Nick Snadid secretary and Mrs A Ruffin treasurer. Mrs Mike Risk hosted refreshments after bingo and prizes. The next meeting is set for April 7 at Mrs E Sears home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Abraham
St. George
Farewell Party Honors Manwillers in Anooka Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Manwiller of Anooka Minnesota were honored at a farewell party hosted by relatives at the home of I. W. Ralston on Second Street SW. Attendees included Elzie Manwiller and family, Alfa Manwiller, Neville Manwiller and son, W. L. Smith and son, I. W. Ralston and son, W. A. Ralston family with Gladys, H. E. Ralston family, Harry Jensen and daughters, Jake Manwiller, and Jane Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Manwiller
Anooka
Minn
I. W. Ralston
Second Street
Elzie Manwiller
Anna Mae
Thayia
Alfa Manwiller
Neville Manwiller
W. L. Smith
W.A. Ralston
Gladys
H. E. Ralston
Harry Jensen
Jake Manwiller
Jane Smith
Rose son leaves for Kansas City work assignment
Russell Rose son of Mr and Mrs W M Rose of 203 Thirty-fourth Street Drive SE has departed on Wednesday morning for Kansas City Missouri where he will be employed after a visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Rose
W M. Rose
Thirty-fourth Street
Kansas City
Kiwasse Camp Fire Meeting Studied Symbolism
The Kiwasse Camp Fire group of the Second Christian church met Monday at the church to study symbolism. Miss Ardyce Woodside and Mrs. R. W. Com ried, guardian, were in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwasse
Second Christian Church
Ardyce Woodside
R. W. Comried
Miss Mitchell Heads Presbyterian Circle at Banquet
Miss Katherine Mitchell was elected president of the Elizabeth Gordon circle of the Grande Avenue United Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at the annual banquet held at the Commonwealth Tea Room. Other officers are Miss Helen Murch vice president Miss Helen Doncan secretary and Mrs Inez Atherton treasurer. Twenty members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Mitchell
Elizabeth Gordon
Grande Avenue
Buddy Stark Honored At Family Birthday Party
Mrs Harold Stark hosted a party at 809 Second Street NW in honor of her son Buddy Stark's fourth birthday. Green and yellow table decor and a four candle cake highlighted the celebration with guests Betty Stark Maxine Parks Mary Jean Finnigan Mary Frame and Darlene Hahn assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stark
Second Street NW
Buddy Stark
Romey Jones
Betty Stark
Maxine Parks
Mary Jean Finnigan
Mary Frame
Darlene Hahn
Woman's club current events meeting reports discussion
Mrs. C. B. Clark chaired a current events discussion at the Woman's club meeting held Wednesday at the club house. Hostesses were Mrs. Warren Hanson and Mrs. Charles Bode. Twenty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Clark
Woman's Club
Warren Hanson
Charles Bode
Bethany Church Adults Honor Mrs Worden on 78th Birthday
Mrs George Worden of 724 H avenue NW was surprised with a birthday party at her home Wednesday afternoon given by the Bethany Congregational church adult Bible class. Worden is teacher of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Worden
H Avenue
Bethany Congregational Church
Aes Worden
Jolly Ramblers Visit Mrs Phillips for Afternoon Entertainment
Mrs W Phillips at 302 A avenue NW hosted the Jolly Ram blers on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs Leo J Smith and Mrs R H Leinbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Phillips
A Avenue NW
Jolly Ramblers
Leo J. Smith
R. H. Leinbaugh
Beta Delphian Meeting at Montrose Hotel
Beta Delphian will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Montrose hotel with Miss Letha McShane in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta
Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Letha McShane
Beta Delphian
Beta Delphian Meeting Set For Thursday At Hotel
Miss Letha McShane will lead the program for the Beta Delphian meeting scheduled this Thursday at a local hotel.
Automatic engine heater uses separate battery to warm engine
An automatic unit keeps the engine warm in cold weather and uses a separate battery. It charges while the engine runs and starts at a determined low temperature and continues until the temperature rises again.
Health Dept Equipment Valued At 2451 50 In Cedar Rapids
Inventory filed with the city council by James Yanda shows the health department owns trucks a car a small house and many tools not in the laboratory portion valued at 2451.50 for the entire lot. The best vehicle is worth 500 with minimum 100. February deaths were 58 and quarantines included scarlet fever chicken pox mumps measles and whooping cough. Total expenditures for the department reached 2077.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
James Yanda
Yanda
Vanda
Cedar Rapids
Tells Lions Public Is Realizing Importance Of Recreation In Life
John E. Gronseth of Sioux City spoke to over forty Lions club members at the Roosevelt hotel on Modern Trends of Recreation. He said recreation, once seen as waste, is now viewed as essential for education, leisure, and community fit beyond work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
John E. Gronseth
Sioux City
National Recreational Association
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Gronseth
Mr. Gronseth
Notice of Sealed Bids for Springville Street Improvement Bonds
Town of Springville Towa invites sealed bids by 7 30 PM March 24 1937 for 55032 55 Street Improvement Bonds. Bids opened to determine highest bid for cash at Council Chambers after bids. Bonds dated November 24 1936 mature May 1 1938 and each May 1 thereafter through 1941 533 55 final. Attorney Donald T Hines Cedar Rapids IA provides approving opinion. right to reject bids reserved. By order of Town Council signed L W Sterner Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Towa
Donald T. Hines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
L W. Sterner
Guardianship of Anna Nesetril final report hearing
Notice is given that the final report of Emily Coufal guardian of Anna Nesetril incompetent is on file in Linn County Iowa and a discharge application will be heard March 1937 at nine oclock. All objections must be on file before the hearing or the report and discharge will be approved. Barnes Chamberlain and Hanzlik attorneys for guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Anna Nesetril
District Court
Emily Coufal
Guardien
Cedar Rapids
Guardian
Barnes, Chamberlain & Hanzlik
Triple F Club Hosts Meeting at St Patrick’s School
Betty Curry Margy Hogan Mildred Vex and Evelyn Ament hosted a Triple F club meeting Wednesday at Keane hall St Patrick's school. After a business session attendees enjoyed refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Curry
Margy Hogan
Mildred Vex
Evelyn Ament
Triple F
Keane Hall
St Patrick's School
P T A Study Group Meeting in Cleveland Friday Evening
Cleveland P T A study group will meet with Mrs F W Clemens at 1711 C avenue NW Friday at 730 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
F W Clemens
C Avenue NW
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A.C. Gertsen
Mrs. Gertsen
H. B. Hunting
C. W. Bingham
Mrs. Howard Tonsager
Laird Home
A. G. Browns
Paul Merson
Baltta
Cadmans
Pave
Norah A. Gott
Varw Shop
DIAL
Jason
Hanks
Junior League
Taylor
Glasier
Mrs. Eaton
Sedo Ta Centa
Hlorie
9Th Street
New
Lie Wet
Coe
Mrs. Clauser
Hamme
Missions Society Tall
Sociat
ST. Georges L. A
Honor Manwillers
MR. Rose
Amy
John
Miss Mitchell
Presbyterian Circle
Mrs. Worden
Health Dept
Triple F Club
P. T. A. Meetings
LUXOR
Gardenia
Feta Ls Lett
Frankel
Franks
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