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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1937
Page
20
Gloxinias need tropical temperatures and shade during growth with careful watering at the earth level not on leaves. They bloom best in summer and early fall, with large tubular flowers in blues purples pinks crimsons and whites. Propagation via seeds or leaf and stem cuttings is discussed, with tubers being the preferred method for steady growth and winter storage.
Tama chapter of Eastern Star held initiation for Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lund on Tuesday. Hosted by W. H. Copp and others at a dinner with out of town guests from Toledo. Soprano Mrs. Harrison performed Star of the East with accompanist Mrs. Spooner.
Conesville hosts of the Reformed Aid and Double Eight Card club were entertained by Mrs Guy Forbes and others. Prizes went to Mrs Dennis Christianson, Forest Maxwell, Mrs Ralph Crawford, and Wayne Singleton. Social club met with Mrs Verl Chown.
Mrs J W Hubbard hosted the Half Hour club Tuesday. Mrs J D Darrow read a paper and Mrs Wettie Lewis spoke. Mrs H Doyle Frame joined as member. Today's club met at Mrs G S Neti nam home. Oakland Social club gathered at Mrs Minnie Johansmeier's home with Mrs Edward Siverly presiding.
Wheatland American Legion and Auxiliary met for a dance Friday with Mrs. Ed Carey as chair. Other committee members included Mrs. Carl Missel and Mrs. C. A. Minneart among several hosts. Honors were awarded to Mrs. Edith Koch and others. Neighborhood and Happy Hour clubs were entertained by Mrs. Sylvan Klahn and Mr. Edward Siegmund.
Community groups across Marengo organize PTA Ingleside and junior federated club activities with talks by Grace McIlrath Ellis and R R Schroeder. musical numbers arranged by Ed Glentzer. birthday and aid meetings held, and various members named to committees. Belmont Schutterle and Irene Healey birthdays noted.
Castalia social rounds include Mrs. C. F. Schweinlius as Country club hostess on Thursday. A postnuptial shower for Mr and Mrs. Forest Drilling took place Thursday. Lutheran aid group met Wednesday. Hostesses included Mrs. H. L. Meyer Mrs. Joe Kluss Mrs. Carlous Meyer and Mrs. John Kluss. Embroidery club saw Mrs. A. C. Meyer as Thursday hostess.
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