Visiting Beta Phi Alpha official honored by Coe College alumnae
Mrs. Oscar Wiberg of Blair Nebraska, president of Beta Gamma province, was honored by Coe College Pi chapter alumnae at a buffet supper hosted by Miss Carla Sgarlata. The event featured green and gold colors and a fireside chat about the Beta Phi Alpha convention in Blue Ridge North Carolina scheduled June 28 to July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wiberg
Blair
Neb
Beta Gamma
Beta Phi Alpha
Coe College
Carla Sgarlata
C Avenue NE
Verle Breed
Eileen Diles
Marie Perkins
Margaret Schrodermier
Beta Ph Alpha
Blue Ridge
N. C
Wiberg
Miss Schrodermier
Bever Avenue
Mickel Named President of Malta Past Matrons
Mrs. WW. E. Mickel was elected president of Malta Chapter No 145 O E S at a Thursday dinner in the Commonwealth tea room. Other officers include Mrs. R. Patrick as vice president and Mrs. L. P. Davis as secretary and treasurer. Daisy Johnston was initiated as Junior matron and Erma Duncan affiliated as matron of Malta.
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WE. Mickel
Matrons Club of
Malta
O. E.S
Commonwealth
R. Patrick
L. P. Davis
Jackson Blizard
Daisy Johnson
Erma Duncan
Jasmine
Iowa City
Pinneys to Host Dinner and Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs Eugene M Pinney of 1915 Ridgeway Drive SE invite guests to a Friday dinner at their home followed by a bridge game.
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Eugene M Pinney
Ridgeway Drive
Mrs James W Bell Hosts Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs James W Bell of 2532 Country Club Parkway SE entertained guests at a luncheon held Friday afternoon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
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James W Bell
Country Club Parkway SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Navy Mothers elect Yuza commander at Sohol hall meeting
Mrs Mollie Yuza was elected commander of the Navy Mothers duty at a meeting at Sohol hall Wednesday following the resignation of Mrs Marie Petranek. Other new officers are Mrs Cora Cirison, liaison and Mrs Clara Tilton of Marion, matron at arms Mrs C C Hudnall presented Mrs Yuza with a corsage. Refreshments were served. Thirty three members were present.
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Mollie Yuza
Navy Mothers’ Duty
Sohol Hall
Marie Petranek
Cora Cirlson
Clara Tilton
Marion
C C Hudnall
Yuza
Mrs Motier Shower Given for Miss Adelaide Gibson
Miss Dorothy Stark hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home on First Avenue in honor of Mrs E R Motier formerly Miss Adelaide Gibson who wed February 1013. Guests included Misses Francis Powers Alberta Michel Edna Dieman Marian Dieman and Mesdames Ross Cooper David Mitchell Mary Gibson and Robert Stark.
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Dorothy Stark
First Avenues
Reathy
E. R. Motier
Adelaide Gibson
Francis Powers
Alberta Michel
Edna Dieman
Marian Dieman
Ross Cooper
David Mitchell
Mary Gibson
Robert Stark
Miss Esther Hasley Resumes Job Move to Georgia
Miss Esther Hasley leaves this weekend for LaGrange Georgia to take a position as manager of the shoe department at J C Penney company En route she will visit Mr and Mrs Hicks of radio station WSB in Atlanta while staying with her parents in Fairfax and her sister Miss Helen Hasley at 1813 C avenue NE
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Esther Hasley
Frank Hasley
Fairfax
Helen Hasley
C Avenue
LaGrange
J C Penney Company
Hasley
Miss Hartmean and Mr White Honored at Shower Party
Miss Helen Hartman and Raymond White were honored at a Thursday evening shower at the Church home 427 Nineteenth street NE. Guests included Miss Hartman Mr White and several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hartmean
MR. White
Dorothy Erger
Edna Mae Murphy
Clark J Church
Nineteenth Street NE
Helen Hartman
Raymond White
Miss Hartman
White
Lloyd Lefebvre
Chester White
Lyle Jones
Danny Driscoll
Arnold Blessing
Eluta Tami Camp Fire Dinner Hosts Named
The Eluta Tami Camp Fire Group held a firemaker's dinner at Beverly Wright's home prepared by Thelma Norland Ruth Bokerney Jane Herdlicka and Beverly Wright. Attendees included Mrs A J Anderson guardian Verna Krogh Audrey Anderson Hildred Ann Muler Elaine Anderson and Mrs H B Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluta Tami
Beverly Wright
Thelma Norland
Ruth Bokerney
Jane Herdlicka
A. J. Anderson
Guardian
Verna Krogh
Audrey Anderson
Hildred Ann Muler
Elaine Anderson
H. B. Wright
Malta Chapter No 415 CES Meeting Notice
Malta chapter No 415 CES will meet Saturday at 7 30 pm at the Masonic hall. A social hour will follow the meeting and refreshments will be served.
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Malta
CES
Masonic Hall
Junior Harmony Club Recital At Marshall Hall
The Coe junior harmony club meets at 1 pm Saturday in Marshall hall with a 2 pm recital featuring pupils Demmy Battin Sonny Bickel Danny Danforth Rawson Gorsch John Hickman Jimms Menor Elden Pugh Charles Woodruff Mary Low Carpenter Dorothy Rubias Jean Mortis Marjory Davis Douglas West Donald Mlubucek Dale Morgan Billy Sinatho Jacqueline TLerng Billy Simmons Betty Link Jean Anderson Billy Shuttleworth Rockey Daehler and Bryce Fisher.
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Coe
Marshall Hall
Demmy Battin
Sonny Bickel
Danny Danforth
Rawson Gorsch
John Hickman
Jimms Menor
Elden Pugh
Charles Woodruff
Mary Low Carpenter
Dorothy Rubias
Jean Mortis
Marjory Davis
Douglas West
Donald Mlubucek
Dale Morgan
Billy Sinatho
Jacqueline Tlerng
Billy Simmons
Betty Link
Jean Anderson
Billy Shuttleworth
Rockey Daehler
Bryce Fisher
Martha Marquis Circle Hosts Luncheon at Coe College
Members of the Martha Marquis circle of Coe college met at the home of Mrs. Max Daehler on Second avenue SE for a Thursday afternoon luncheon. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Lynn Garwood, Mrs. J F Yothers, Mrs Walter Newell, and Mrs S N Harris. Mrs Forest Rutgers reviewed An American Doctor's Odyssey by Victor Heiser M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Marquis
Coe College
Max Daehler
Second Avenue SE
Lynn E. Garwood
J F. Yothers
Walter S Newell
S. N Harris
Forest Rutgers
Victor Heiser
American Legion Auxiliary Junior Members Meet Saturday
Junior members of the American Legion auxiliary will gather Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial Building. They will handle the opening of the April meeting and are urged to attend this session.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Westside W C U Holds Luncheon and Memorial Service
The Westside W C U met at 402 A Avenue NW for a luncheon a business meeting and a program. A memorial service honored Mrs R A Houser a union member who died recently with speakers including Miss Ima ecsaman presenting Alcohol Education.
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Westside
Charles Earhart
A Avenue NW
R. A. Houser
Byron Heneke
R. A. Koehn
J.S Harper
Merle Witt
Ima @ecsaman
Mrs Rose Silverman Honored Before Chicago Move
Mrs Rose Silverman was honored at a Roosevelt hotel dinner by thirteen Newman's store employees before her upcoming move to Chicago. Guests included Miss Silverman Miss Eth1 Pirie Miss Eva Herschel Mrs E R Bryson Mrs Iola Lyman Mrs Mabel Bailey Miss Josephine Marek Miss Nadine Werning Miss Dora Sanders Miss Bernice Kindig Mrs Bernetta Cover Miss Eleanor Vanous and Miss June Ross.
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Rose Silverman
Chicago
Roosevelt Hotel
Newman's Store
Miss Silverman
Eth1 Pirie
Eva Herschel
E R. Bryson
Iola Lyman
Mabel Bailey
Josephine Marek
Nadine Werning
Dora Sanders
Bernice Kindig
Bernetta Cover
Eleanor Vanous
June Ross
Slim at home frock pattern sale for Anne Adams 1937
Backed by Anne Adams pattern 4213 a slimming at home frock with a panelled front and flared skirt for sizes 34 to 48. Includes step by step instructions and fabric yardage for 36 inch cloth plus order details from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York.
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Yesteryear
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
U C T and Its Auxiliary Banquet Saturday
The United Commercial Travelers and its auxiliary will hold a banquet at K P hall Saturday at 6 p.m. followed by a special meeting and the annual election and installation of officers. The auxiliary meets at 4 p.m. for installation. Floyd Philbrick, attorney, will speak after dinner. A program of entertainment will follow.
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United Commercial Travelers
K. P. Hall
Floyd Philbrick
Miss Bethel Baily Weds Wayne Wright in Center Point
Miss Bethel Baily daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Baily Cedar Rapids and Wayne Wright son of Mr and Mrs O E Wright Walker were married Wednesday at the Center Point Christian church parsonage by Rev C C Miller. Mrs Albert Perry twin sister of the bride attended. The couple will reside on a farm near Center Point.
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Bethel Baily
E. A. Baily
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Wright
O. E. Wright
Walker
Christian Church
Center Point
C. C. Miller
Albert Perry
Mr. Perry
Colbert Omar Tie The Knot In NE Town Home Ceremony
Mrs Lelaes Colbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Preston and Oliver Omar son of Mrs Rosie Omar were united in marriage Thursday evening at the bride's parents home by Rev C C Minor. The couple will reside at 919 Eleventh Street NE with attendees including Mr and Mrs Bruce Donisthorpe and numerous Phillips Shelton and Omar families.
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Lelaes Colbert
Harry Preston
Shaver Road
Oliver Omar
Rosie Omar
Tenth Street
C. C. Minor
Mildred Phillips
Sam Omar
Omar
Eleventh Street
Bruce Donisthorpe
Ella Ellsworth
Mary Gillgrass
Eugene Phillips
Betty Shelton
Samuel Omar
John Phillips
Jackie
William J Vaughn
Ralph Shelton
Chester
Bert Phillips
Mildred
George Omar
Easy Aces Bridge Club Luncheon Honors Prizes
Mrs. W. V. Carringer Jr hosted the Easy Aces bridge club luncheon at her Grande avenue SE home. Winners were Mrs. Frank Mersh and Mrs. Carringer. Attendees included Mrs. Potter Leinbaugh Willenborg Frey Smith and Carringer among others. The next meeting is March 11 at Mrs. Willenborg’s Sixth avenue SE address.
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W. V. Carringer
Grande Avenue SE
Easy Aces Bridge Club
Frank Mersh
Carringer
H. R. Potter
Reuben Leinbaugh
William Willenborg
James Frey
J. Leo Smith
Melsh
William Kurts
Patricia Ann Smith
Sally Ann Carringer
N W Robertson
Mrs. Willenborg
Sixth Avenue
Bridge Luncheon and Shower Honors Mrs Johnson Host at Simon Home
Mrs H D Simon and Mrs S W Spencer hosted the Mid boro club at a bridge luncheon and shower Thursday at 3000 E Avenue NE. Prizes went to Mrs J A Hanus and Mrs Raymond Drenkhahn for bridge with the traveling prize won by Mrs Johnson. Tournament honors were awarded to Mrs Wood, Mrs E H Pottle, and Mrs Drenkhahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H D Simon
S. W Spencer
Midboro Club
Simon
E Avenue NE
T N Johnson
J A Hanus
Raymond Drenkhahn
Johnson
Wood
E. H Pottle
Drenkhahn
Pal Le Mien Club Hosts Evening at Mrs McBride Home
Miss Marguerite Glime and Mrs Bernice McBride hosted Pal Le Mien club members Wednesday at 1563 Fifth Avenue SE. Monopoly was the diversion. plans for new members were discussed. Misses Doris Lindsey and Rachel Baker will lead the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Glime
Bernice McBride
Fifth Avenue SE
Pal-Le-Mien Club
Webster Couple Attends 52nd Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs W D Webster of 932 Daniels Street NE return from Monticello where they joined the fifty second wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs W S Webster. Forty guests attended the anniversary dinner at the W S Webster home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Webster
Daniels Street
Monticello
Mr. Webster
W. S. Webster
Social Dancing Self-Taught booklet offer from Cedar Rapids Gazette
Learn balance and rhythm for popular ballroom dancing with basic waltz foxtrot tango and rhumba steps. The 40 page guide explains backward steps hip swing and weight distribution. Send 15 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute New York for the booklet with your name and address.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West Nineteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Fun Night Group Presents Love in a French Kitchen Play
The Fun Night Players stage first one act at 7 30 pm Saturday at Community Playhouse. Cast includes Catherine Aukerman Merry May Bob Scriven with props make up stage management and costumes by listed students. Event is part of a joint Y M C A Y W C A Fun night program with post show dancing swimming and games.
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Fun Night Players. Dramatics Club
Community Playhouse
Catherine Aukerman
Merry May
McKinley
Bob Scriven
Roosevelt
Virginia Prentice
Clara Slagel
Bill Duffy
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Jeanne Young
Community Players
Elizabeth Dodd
James C. Manville
Bluff View Aid Receives River Road Guests
Mrs Carl Conrad hosted the Bluff View aid society on Wednesday at River road NW. Attendees included Mesdames Alta Whiley, Joe Stanek, Theresa King, Robert Kelley, John Kretschmar, W F Kepler, William Michalek, John Kreschmar Jr, Walter Dunahugh, Otto Neville, Marion Sisco and H S Mann. Guest Mrs Fred Eaton of Sioux City visited her parents Mr and Mrs H S Mann. The next meeting.
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Carl Conrad
River Road NW
Bluff View Aid Society
Mesdames Alta Whiley
Joe Stanek
Theresa King
Robert Kelley
John Kretschmar
W .F. Kepler
William Michalek
John Kreschmar, Jr
Walter Dunahugh
Otto Neville
Marion Sisco
H. S. Mann
Fred Eaton
Sioux City
Grande Avenue
Ethel Evans Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. Charles E. Murphy entertained Ethel Evans circle of the Kings Daughters at a dessert luncheon. Delbert Auten led devotions reading The Upper House. Members voted to give $5 to a needy family. Guest Mrs. W. W. Crissman attended. Next meeting is anniversary and guest day tea March 18 at Mrs. Walton E. Ruebush’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Murphy
Avenue NW
Ethel Evans
King's Daughters
Delbert Auten
Hoyt Thomas
Relief Committee
W. W. Crissman
Walton E. Ruebush
Ellis Boulevard
Service circle meets at St Luke's hospital for sewing
Members of the Service circle of the King's Daughters gathered Thursday afternoon at St Luke's hospital to sew. Hostesses Mrs Paul Siebert and Mrs C R Hicks served refreshments. Guests included Mrs A A Bagett and Mrs W A Wilson. Mrs F M Wells announced the next meeting, a luncheon, on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
St. Luke's Hospital
Paul Siebert
C. R. Hicks
A. A. Bagett
W. A. Wilson
F M. Wells
Silver Chain circle at St Luke's sews for charity
The Silver Chain circle of the King's Daughters gathered Wednesday at St. Luke's hospital to sew. Mrs. H. R. May led devotions and Mrs. O. J. Larson reported a woolen quilt donated to a needy family. The next meeting is set with Mrs. C. H. Mills on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain Circle of the King's Daughters
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. R. May
O. J. Larson
C. H. Mills
Bringing A Prior U S Income Tax Return Will Save Time
If persons bring a copy of prior year's federal income tax return when filing this year's return, due by March 15, it will save time. The note explains the benefit of having previous records handy to speed processing.
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U. S
Local IRS Cedar Rapids Office Adopts Saturday Hours
Officials announce the Cedar Rapids internal revenue office will stay open this Saturday from 8 30 am to 5 pm to assist taxpayers. The desk normally closed on Saturday afternoons will provide continuous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
Cedar Rapids
Senate Defers Action On Motor Vehicle Bill
In Des Moines the Senate, after a week of debate, voted 32 to 17 to defer consideration of the motor vehicle bill to March 10 and to form a five member committee to study it first. Earlier the body rejected a 55 mile per hour speed limit by 29 to 19. Senator Lester S. Gillette led against the limit stating you cannot legislate sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
Lester S. Gillette
Fostoria
John W. Billingsley
Senate moves to study state capitol annex plan
Newton, a physician, supported Gillette. Billingsley argues alcohol more often causes accidents than speed. The senate approved a joint resolution creating a 10 member committee to study the state house office problem and to decide if the state should rent, buy, or construct a capitol annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Gillette
Billingsley
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
WW. E. Mickel
Eugene Pinneys
Navy Mothers’ Club
Mrs. Mortier
Miss Wasley
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue SE
Iffat Sant
2Nd St. SE
Dows Bldg
Eluta Tami Camp
Gaberdine
Second St
Mrs. Daehler
Legion Auxiliary
Anrte Dass
U.C.T
Baily-Wright
Colbert
Pal-Le-Miens
Websters
Neumode
Second Street
Dunahugh
Zika Avenue NW
Maddigan School of Music
Third Street
DIAL
Lober’s
Grey
Lobers
May Drug
Hutchinson's
Shamrock
Center
Newman
Dad
Millinery Dept
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