Many Parties Being Given In Iowa City
A flurry of dessert bridge and tea events unfolds in Iowa City with 26 guests at a Klaffenbach Kugler party and an upcoming Monday club dessert bridge. Clubs such as Triangle, King's Daughters Friendship circle, and University club prepare gatherings at Memorial Union and Kensington tea.
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Iowa City
Arthur Klaffenbach
John Kugler
Lee Koser
Monday Club
Thomas Farrell
Triangle Club
Memorial Union
Farrell
Willis Mercer
Norman Meier
Kirk H. Porter
F. W
Lost Nation Union Presbyterian Guild Meeting in Dining Room
The Union Presbyterian Guild met Wednesday in the church dining room with Mrs. Kenneth Daniel presiding. Charlotte Swede announced hostesses and program committees for each month. The guild voted to merge four divisions into three and named a March relief committee. Luncheon was served by Grace Busch Mona Kiel and Jessie Rohling.
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Union Presbyterian Guild
Kenneth Daniel
Charlotte Swede
Minnie Ruggeberg
Velma Ruggeberg
Ida Rutenbeck
Leta Rutenbeck
Ricka Rutenbeck
Grace Busch
Mona Kiel
Jessie Rohling
Local clubs hold dinners and meetings in Anamosa
Anamosa social calendar lists J. E. Remley as honor guest at a cooperative birthday dinner in the R. D. Cooley home on Monday evening. Concord Round Table hosted Claire J. Mills of the Anamosa Eureka Thursday, with Edna Watters as hostess and multiple guests. Families celebrate a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Harper Smythe. Athenian club to host spring dinner with Rowena Garden. Fortnightly club met at Mrs. L. A. Downing’s home where Ed Steele reviewed The Wingless Victory. 1939 40 officers elected: president E W Smykil, vice president Genevieve Brown, treasurer R L LaChappelle, secretary L W Kellogg. School dramatic club to present a program at Methodist church social circle with committee: Fisher, Decker, Johnson, Perkins, McCrabb, Merrill, Stoakes, O Deen, Witham.
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J. E. Remley
R. D. Cooley
Concord Round Table
Claire J. Mills
Anamosa Eureka
A E. Walton
Edna Watters
Edwin Reed
Keith Lemon
George Waite
Wally Schwank
Earl Pulver
Lee Sanner
Genevieve Brown
R. L. LaChappelle
L. W. Kellogg
Methodist Social Circle and Friends
William Fisher
J. P. Decker
Peter Johnson
J. G. Perkins
M. E. McCrabb
John Merrill
Lee Stoakes
Gus O'Deen
Harry Witham
Young People Lose Contest Party at Church Drive
The Young People class lost a church attendance contest against the Young Married People's class. Friday evening they hosted a party at the Christian church to entertain the winners and celebrate the drive.
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Christian Church
Literary Club Hosts and PTA Talk Highlight City Meetings
Mrs. Ida Ballou hosted the Wednesday Literary club gathering. Dr. C N Slaven of Tipton addressed the Parent Teacher Association Monday evening.
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Ida Ballou
C. N. Slaven of
Tipton
Parent-Teacher Association
Riverside society notes from local gatherings
Riverside The Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion raised 10.55 at two parties. Mrs John W Tener hosted the Senior Needle club at her Riverside home. Mr and Mrs Herman Koenig celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary with a surprise party east of Riverside. Mrs Ovie Watkinson hosted the Y social at her Riverside home.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
John W. Tener
Herman Koenig
Riverside
Ovie Watkinson
Riverside Wednesay
Women’s club bids farewell to member leaving Iowa City
The Women’s club met at Mrs. Ethel Courtney’s home with Mrs. Gladys McNeilly presiding. A book review by Mrs. Ray Sanford, a reading by Mrs. Alwena McCammon, and parliamentary discussion by Mrs. Martha Heiken followed. Refreshments marked a farewell for charter member Mrs. Grace Livingstone who departs for a new home in Iowa City.
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Ethel Courtney
Gladys McNeilly
Ray Sanford
Alwena McCammon
Martha Heiken
Grace Livingstone
Iowa City
Presbyterian Ladies Working Band Elects New Officers
Harry Chase hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Working Band gathering Thursday. Elected officers include President Mrs Norman Johnson Vice President Mrs Peter Prahm Second Vice President Mrs Harry Chase Secretary Mrs Irving Eilers Treasurer Carrie Preas.
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Harry Chase
Presbyterian Ladies Working Band
Norman Johnson
Peter Prahm
Irving Eilers
Carrie Preas
Onslow Astrurian Club Elects Officers at Meeting
The Onslow Astrurian club met Friday at president Mrs. Leonard McKinstry's home. The Presbyterian Missionary Society elected officers Wednesday at Mrs. Frank Schroeder's home: President Mrs. Jessie McMaster, Vice President Mrs. Frank Schroeder, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Henry Koon, Education Chair Mrs. George Sears, Stewardship Mrs. Harriet Lamey, White Cross Chair Mrs. George Lyon. A farewell party was hosted Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seechusen's home before they move to a farm near Center Junction.
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Astrurian Club
Leonard McKinstry
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Frank Schroeder
Jessie McMaster
Henry Koon
George Sears
Harriet Lamey
White Cross
George Lyon
Herman Seechusen
Center Junction
Hawthorne study club marks 40th anniversary dinner
The Hawthorne study club observed its fortieth founding anniversary with a dinner at Mrs. W. M. Bissell’s home. Miss Dorothy Endsely served as toastmaster, with talks by Miss Emma Alden, Harriett Alden, Harriet Shaffer, Wallace Farnham, and Mrs. Charles Marshall. The club, oldest federated in Jones County, retains three charter members Harriett Alden, Emma Alden, and Raeriet Shaffer.
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Hawthorne Study Club
Dorothy Endsely
Emma Alden
Harriett Alden
Harriet Shaffer
Wallace Farnham
Charles Marshall
Hawthorne Club
Jones County
Harriett
Raeriet Shaffer
West Liberty Postnuptial Shower Honors Louise DeMean
Mrs Carl Wiese of near Moscow hosted a concluding post nuptial shower for her sister in law Miss Louise DeMean now Mrs Earl Wiese of West Liberty two weeks after her marriage. A group of senior high girls dined Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dewey Gibson to honor Norma Bailey a senior and neighbor of the Gibsons.
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Carl Wiese
Moscow
Earl Wiese
West Liberty
Louise DeMean
Dewey Gibson
Norma Bailey
Prize Winning Sunday Supper Dishes Featured
A collection of home recipes from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns highlights hearty dishes. Veal and pork casserole with noodles, a chicken casserole with vegetables, meat dumplings, a pork loaf with tomato crumb topping, and a rhubarb nut preserves blend are shared by MRS DON L SWARTOUT MRS O R USCH and others, promoting Me Too Food Market values.
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Cedar Rapids
Leftover Chicken Dish With Gravy and Biscuits
Instructions for using remaining chicken with gravy and water to cook potatoes then bake under biscuit dough for luncheon servings or individual pies. Includes note by Blanche Felter in Cedar Rapids and a plug for Toman's Flower Store offering floral centerpieces.
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Blanche Felter
20Th St
Cedar Rapids
Toman's
Chicken Pie with Cream Sauce from Mrs Art Lincoln
Stew three pounds chicken and pick meat, place in large dish, cover with sauce of flour, broth, butter and cream. Save some sauce for pie. Bake meat with sauce then top with batter of flour egg milk and bake twenty five minutes in hot oven. Dysart Iowa note credits Mrs Art Lincoln.
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O. R. Usch
Elberon
Iowa
Art Lincoln
Dysart
Spring patterns enliven oilcloth at Kresge's Dollar Store
With spring approaching shoppers are urged to replace old oilcloth with fresh designs. Kresge's Dollar Store features new gay patterns for spring that offer something different and desirable for home decorating.
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Kresge's
Dollar Store
Baldridge Studio Moves to New Location on Third Street
Baldridge Studio announces a new location at 218 Third Street offering personalized photography services. The studio promotes a modern atmosphere and cape print finishing services.
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Baldridge Studio
Baldridge’s
Third Street
Baldridge
Escalloped Onions With Left Over Meats
Recipe using 143 quarts white onions and leftover meat to bake in a dish. Prepare meat in bottom, top with boiled onions, add bread crumbs and broth, then bake twenty minutes. Mentions free home decorating consultation and Luberger's ad with a phone number.
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Luberger
Strawberry Preserves and Variations from Cedar Rapids
A classic home canning guide outlines washing hulls and draining berries, then simmering with vinegar and sugar to form a syrup. It covers quantities, resting 24 hours, jar sealing without reheating, and notes variations for blackberries and raspberries including boil times and syrup stiffness.
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A. W. Martin
10Th St
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Tiger Hunt
Bristol
Elks’ Ladies Club
Charles A. Bowman
George F. Kay
George W. Martin
Pan American League
F. E. Meacham
C. E. Shannon
Meacham
Friendship Circle of
King's Daughters
Alexander Ellet
Edwin B. Kurtz
John W. Ashton
J. A. Shalla
Washington
Winfred T. Root
Mason Ladd
University Club
Kensington
Paul C. Packer
E. O. Nybakken
Ernest M. Spencer
Book Review Club
C. M. Spicer
Robert L. Jackson
Anamosa
Brandon
Wyoming
Eastern
the Gazette
Bridge Club
Gazette
S| Laundry CO
J. C. Penney CO
Third Avenue SE
Manchester
Westinghouse Automeal
Zoaster
Westinghouse
Reddy Kilowatt
Ries
Bronx
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Don L. Swartout
Fourth Avenue SE
Buehler Brothers Market
Buehler’s
A. W. Schmidt
C Ave
City
W. P. Comstock
Oakland Road
Fern Fisher
Stanwood
Hiltbrunner Music
First Street
Buehler
Diel
Painters and Paperhangers Headquarters
Sherwin Williams Company
Third Avenue 8E
Hubbard
Toman
Toman’s
Florist
Third Ave
Dial
SBERG
First Avenue
The
Fairbanks-Morse
Home Coal Company State Theater
Kresge
First Avenue East
Second Ave
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