Mrs Henely Addresses Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs Eugene Henely of Grinnell, president of the Iowa Federation of Women’s clubs, gave an inspirational address at the Cedar Rapids Woman’s club President’s Day meeting in the Montrose Terrace. She urged measures against crime by improving schools and urged world peace through prewar conferences. The program featured Coe girls glee club, solos by Wayne Basler, and a simulated radio broadcast. forty three board members attended a pre-meeting luncheon at the Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Henely
Grinnell
Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Jessie Gray
National Education Association
Henely
Ben Ogden
Woman's Club
F W Damour
F. E. Ormsby
W L. Crissman
J. P. Mills
F. C. Kellogg
R T. Lubbock
C . Clark
Mary Woitishe
F. van Vechten
John M. Redmond
L. T Weld
B R Johnston
Frederick J Lazell
Club
D van Vechten
George Yulll
F H Keyser
J W. Ballard
Coe
Muss Catherine Adams
Wayne Basler
Lulu . Welly
Basler
H E Henderson
G Lyman
Fred Petrick
Montrose
Hewels
Greta Rosendahl Engaged to Carl Falstrom in March Wedding
Engagement announced at Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Hotel Montrose. Miss Greta Rosendahl to wed Carl Falstrom on March 17 at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. They will reside in Chicago after marriage where Falstrom is a commercial artist. Rosendahl serves as secretary to D M Taylor of Cherry Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Rosendahl
M Rosendahl
Nineteenth Street
Carl Falstrom
Carlotta Falstrom
Chicago
Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose
Little Brown
Nashua
Falstrom
Miss Rosendahl
D M Taylor
Cherry-Burrell Company
Sodoma Silver Wedding Observed by Family and Friends
Mr and Mrs Edward Sodoma celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Sunday evening with cards and refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Jerasek, Mr and Mrs August Kozel and son Robert, Mr and Mrs John Kuda, Mr and Mrs Joseph Zarecky, Mr and Mrs Wes Zarecky, Frank Bures, and Misses Mary Nemec Lillian and Mary Ann Sodoma. The couple received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sodoma
Frank Jerasek
August Kozel
Robert
John Kuda
Joseph Zarecky
Wes Zarecky
Frank Bures
Mary Nemec
Lillian
Mary Ann Sodoma
Sodoma
Raetz Families Return From Aunt Rathje Funeral
Louis and Carl Raetz of Collis Minn and William and Fred Raetz of Marcus return home after attending the funeral of their aunt Mrs. John Rathje and visiting their sisters Mrs. Earl Cargin and Minnie Swaim at 420 Sixth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis and
Carl Raetz
Collis Minn
William and
Fred Raetz
Marcus
John Rathje
Earl Cargin
Minnie Swaim
Sixth Avenue SW
Officers Of Two Chapters P. E. O. Elected Monday
Chapter DE chose Lucie Reynolds as president at 2229 Bever Avenue SE with Liddie Wilson and Newell among officers. Chapter HJ continued most officers 1934 35 led by Jax Hesser as president and Hesser named state convention delegate.
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PFC
Jessie B Dodds
Bever Avenue
Lucie Reynolds
L E Henry
George Liddie
Marian Wilson
Mass Nori Newell
R RB Williamson
J M . Tallman
Helen Hibnes
Marian Wison
P W Jacobson
Harriet Moon
Ora Brize
Glen
W FE Lamey
Park Terrace SE
Jax W Hesser
Arthur L Bye
George Clements
Arthur Deamer
Katherine Franken
Dwight Krumboltz
Craven Shuttleworth
Hesser
Bre
Carl D Thomas
C A Laurance
Burlington Visitor Spends Week With Keehns
Mrs W H Grupe of Burlington is spending about a week here with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs P F Keehn, 1907 Glenway drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Grupe
Burlington
P F Keehn
Glenway Drive
Make This Model At Home
An OCR legible fragment outlines a home modeling project with scattered phrases about building a model kit. The readable portions mention a box, foam, and steps, but most content is garbled and difficult to interpret. The intended meaning remains unclear from the available text.
Six Tables In Play At Club Tournament
Twenty four participated in the Cedar Rapids Country club regular duplicate event Monday evening. High scores in the north and south went to Amor H. Sargent and Miss Harriet Sargent, with Mrs. M O Reiff and Mrs. George Beattie second. In east and west, John Carey and Edward M. Soboda Jr. led, while Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Doubrasky were runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Crawford Family Heads to California on Pacific Coast Visit
Mrs William C Crawford and daughter Joanne of 510 Vernon Drive SE have travelled to Long Beach California to visit Dr and Mrs Ben Kirkland. Mrs Crawford's uncle is Dr Kirkland, brother of Mrs Harry L Marshall. Mr Crawford will join them in two weeks and they plan to visit other Pacific coast points before returning around April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C Crawford
Joanne
Vernon Drive
Long Beach
Calif
Ben
Kirkland
Crawford
Harry L Marshall
Pacific Coast
Newhall Kitchen Shower for Madelyn Weichman Hosts
Twe Misses Marjorie and Gladys Weichman hosted a kitchen shower for Madelyn Weichman at her Newhall home on Saturday afternoon with a mock wedding. Attendants included Marjorie Weichman Bridegroom Elenora Erger Catherine Weichman and Catherine Lensch ring bearer Gladys Weichman flower girl Hulda Kranz clergy Emily Paul Sen and musicians Lola Grovert Eleanor Williams. Bunco produced high score by Catherine Weichman with many friends from Newhall and nearby towns attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Gladys Weichman
Madelyn Weichman
Newhall
Gride
Marjorie Weichman
Elenora Erger
Catherine Weichman
Catherine Lensch
Hulda Kranz
Emily Paul Sen
Lola Grovert
Eleanor Williams
Bunco
Annis Schlotterbeck
Bernice Boddicker
Ruth Zobel
Ruth Brecht
Ariel Olson
Dorothy Risdal
Agnes Senne
Leola Hertle
Vinton
Lois
Esther Schlotterbeck
Shellsburg
Eddice
Eleanor Weichman
Cedar Rapids
Victor
Louis
Fred
Harry Weichman
Weddings Bring Durrs and Zuber Union In Williamsburg
Arlene Durr of Williamsburg will wed Reno Zuber of Conroy in a home ceremony officiated by Reverend Hemple with Mendelssohn’s music. Attendants include Flora Kleinmeyer, Jennie Lyons, Adolph Zuber, and Ronald Durr. A 4 o’clock supper follows. couple to live on a Conroy area farm.
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Williamsburg
Walter A. Durr
Arlene
Reno Zuber
August Zuber
Conroy
Rev & Hemple
Mendelssohn
Albert Daenzer
Flora Klienmeyer
Mass
Jennie Lyons
Blaistown
Zuber
Adolph @noer
Ronald Durr
Eleanor
Russell Durr
Ervin Zuber
Tama
Clarence Zuber
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Durr
Anna Gable Peck
Klatves
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Peck
Olin
Pennsylvania
Mount Carroll Ill
Lost Nation T
L H Peck
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Saeety
Womans Foren
Pars Nvng
New Tailored Handbags Expand for Gadgets
Fashion notes by Amos Parrish describe spring handbags with updated lines and internal room. Frames widen the base for standing ease and inner space, with envelope styles remaining stylish for everyday use in medium sizes.
Novel shaped handbags brighten tailored outfits
A fashion notice highlights new bag designs including a bell shaped frame bag inspired by Chanel and a center sketch showing a bag with a short chain handle. The text notes novelty in shapes adds interest to ensembles and suggests versatile carry options. Tomorrow features a Stormy Weather coat for Easter fashion.
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Chanel
Amos Parrish
Facsimile Of Chicago 1844 Directory Shaped By Early City Life
A facsimile of Chicago’s first official city directory, issued in 1844 at a population under 7,500, reflects a bustling frontier town. It highlights debt and school funds, theaters, cash trades, land firms, attorneys, hotels, and early newspapers, with notes on numbering challenges and public amenities.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Charles Laurance
First Avenue E
J W. Norris
Directory of Chicago
H. O. Stone
City
Clark and
Randolph Streets
American Temperance House
United States
Chicago Express
Prairie Farmer
Chicago Fire Bucket Company
Hoods celebrate thirtieth wedding anniversary at Hood home
Mr and Mrs A J Hood of Winthrop observed their 30th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Hood residence northeast of Winthrop. Relatives and friends attended with their daughter Maude Hood, a Decorah schools teacher, present. A mock wedding was held and games featured, including indoor golf and card playing. The bride’s wedding dress from thirty years ago was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
A J Hood
Fred Hood
Maude Hood
Decorah
Hart longtime Stanwood farmer dies at 79
Stanwood. Frank C. Hart 79 retired farmer and lifelong resident died Monday evening after a short illness. Funeral at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the local Methodist church. He married Emma Cole in 1882 they observed their golden wedding anniversary February 16 1932. Survivors include two sons Hardin and Forrest Hart of Cedar Rapids a son Lester Hart is deceased a brother I B Hart of Olin a sister Mrs Ed Maley of Chicago and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
Frank C. Hart
Mr. Hart
Clement
Betsy Hart
Emma Cole
Hardin Hart
Forrest Hart
Cedar Rapids
Lester Hart
I. B Hart
Olin
Ed Maley
Chicago
Cedar County Rural Teachers hear county law talk in courthouse
Cedar County attorney William Dallas addressed the Cedar County Rural Teachers club in the courthouse on law and government. He led a round table discussion. Mrs. H J Maurer spoke on Cedar County history. Miss Mattie Birkland Cedar County school nurse joined the remarks. Charlene Thompson and Marie Kensinger served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
William Dallas
Cedar County
Cedar County Rural Teachers Club
Dallas
H. J Maurer
Mechanicsville
Mattie Birkland
Charlene Thompson
Marie Kensinger
Court Sets Aside Sumner Municipal Plant Vote
The Iowa supreme court voided the Sumner municipal electric plant election. The injunction against Fairbanks Morse and company and the town was upheld. The ballot failed to show how funds would be obtained for plant purchase. Central States Power and Light led the suit with local property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Sumner
Fairbanks, Morse and Company
Supreme Court
Central States Power and Light Corporation
Pastor Powers Resigns to Lead Wayne Nebraska Church
The Rev. M. C. Powers, three years pastor of the Manchester Baptist church, submitted his resignation at Sunday service. He has accepted a post as pastor of the First Baptist church in Wayne, Nebraska. His farewell sermon is planned for March 18, and the family will relocate later that week. Powers arrived from Waukon three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
M. C. Powers
Baptist Church
Powers
First Baptist Church
Wayne
Neb
Waukon
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Tai Focictu
Mrs. Henely
Woman’s Club
Virginia Dare
Third Avenue SE
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Second St. SE
Dial
Oricu
Fee Ls
aCre
Potter Drug & Chemical Con
Maiden, Mase
Newman's
Sou
Newmans
PB Clark
Neaumans
Mrs Grupe
Strissen
Mrs. WC Crawford
Hionor
Miss Weichman
Iowa News
George French
Dilinn Stickley
French
Onslow
Cloynes
Molsnerrs
Paul
Tame
Oxford
Fogay Foley
Feray
Milwaukee
Obovre
Forest Selbwen
James Peptow
Vinton Foarera Pryce
Urotee Brehren
Bostear
Otdax
Tor Servee
S &Sn
Ek and Baryal
Bostrom
Garosor
Amanda Carlson
Oscar Prescott
Edward Schultz
Astoria
Albert
Charles Fluhart
Freeport
Iowa
J M Gireen
Fluhart
Oregon
The
Parnell
Gervase Jennings
John S
Anna McDonald Jennings
Saint Josephs Cathale Church
William Bushman
Marv
Maxine
Catherine
Oakdale
Anna Marv
Francis
John
Hubert
Ace DeSpain
Annecune Walsh
W C
Cree
Lilrarys
W CG Carsons
Sylvia Kimprey
Elizabeth White
Melvin McCurdy
L. R. Hudson
LA Porte City
Earl Harvey
Waterloo
Waldroff
Forrest
Ruth Demoree
British Columbia
Oscar Harvey
Will Harvey
John Harvey
Montana
Wyoming
Will Holtz
Sigourney
Keokuk County
Presbyterian Church
Walter Hutton
Trayma and
Austien
Omaha
Edith Fisher
Grand Junction
York
Cedar Rapids Health Center
Norris
Life and Sheen
Yel Tingup
Geral
Gerald
Borla
Killian
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