Will Honor President of Iowa Women's Clubs Luncheon
Will Reed of Cresco state president of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs will be guest of honor Thursday at a Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club luncheon. About 50 women, including Mrs David Lennox Jr of Marshalltown and Prof Laetitia Conard of Grinnell, will attend prior to a conference on family relations at Coe College. Mrs Charles E Roberts chairs arrangements with state committee members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W Reed
Cresco
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Reed
David Lennox, Jr
Marshalltown
Laetitia Conard
Grinnell College
Coe College
National Committee For the
Washington, DC
Charles E Roberts
State Committee On Child Welfare
Charles Bode
F. W Damour
Nelle Everson
W.R. Foor
Warren Hansen
H. G
Phi Sigma Iota to Host March Program at Poe Home
Phi Sigma Iota national romance language honor society at Coe College invites members and French faculty to its March program at Mrs Arthur Poe's home 300 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE at 4 p m Jane Ball Cedar Rapids senior will present an essay on Early Nineteenth Century Romantic Heroes in French Literature followed by discussion Honorary members Mrs Harry M Gage and Mrs T B Smith and pledges Shirley Engelbert and Robert Noble announced All active members and pledges faculty attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Iota
Coe College
Arthur Poe
Jane Ball
Cedar Rapids
Anna Heyberger
Boyd G Carter
Harry M. Gage
T. B Smith
Shirley Engelbert
Marengo
Robert Noble
Morning Sun
Birthday Tea Honoring Sharon Janice Moneypenny
Mrs Ray Moneypenny hosted a Friday afternoon birthday event for her daughter Sharon Janice at 618 Tenth Street SW. Attending were Patty Lane, Sharron Lane, Karen King, David Lee Arnold, Jackie Christenson, Mary Louise Koehler, Lillian Collins, Jane Fry, Pat McNeil and Carol Lee Moneypenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Moneypenny
Tenth Street
Sharon Janice
Patty
Sharron Lane
Karen King
David Lee Arnold
Jackie Christenson
Mary Louise Koehler
Lillian Collins
Jane Fry
Pat McNeil
Carol Lee Moneypenny
Nadine Kirkland Heads to Des Moines for Cosmetologists Meet
Miss Nadine Kirkland leaves Sunday for Des Moines to attend a three day cosmetologists convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Kirkland
Des Moines
Mrs A M Scott Hosts Pinochle Club Dinner
Mrs A M Scott of 429 Seventh Avenue SW entertained her pinochle club at dinner Friday evening. Prizes were won by Dr Harold Fussell, Mrs G I Scott and Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M Scott
Seventh Avenue
Harold Fussell
G .I Scott
Alfred Johnson
Butler Student Miss Patricia Graves Named All-American Queen Candidate
Patricia Graves daughter of Harold N Graves and Mrs Graves 2142 Blake Boulevard SE a Butler university student is named an All-American College Queen candidate announced by the Collegian Butler daily. The winner receives a free trip to Hollywood with talent auditions in a major studio entertainment in Hollywood and introduction to film stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Graves
Harold N Graves
Blake Boulevard
Butler University
Indianapolis
Collegian
Hollywood
Calif
William B. Miles Pledges Sigma Nu at Trinity Duke
Trinity College reports William B Mills son of Ray J and Mrs Mills of 36 Garden Drive SE has pledged Sigma Nu national academic fraternity. Mills is a freshman following pre legal studies at Duke University in Durham NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
Duke University
Durham
William B Mills
Ray J Mills
Garden Drive
Sigma Nu
Mills
Monday Book Club Meets at Nelson Home
The Monday Book club gathered at Mrs Ed win C Nelsons home at 2117 Washington avenue SE for a luncheon and twelve members attended. Mrs Milo B Loomis reviewed the book How Green is my Valley by Richard Llewellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Nelson
Washington Avenue SE
Milo B Loomis
Green Is
My Valley
Richard Llewellyn
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Host Dessert Luncheon
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae plan a dessert luncheon Wednesday at 115 p.m hosted by Mrs. Rollo S. Pickford at 2216 Upland Drive SE. The event gathers members for social time and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta Witihl
Pickford
Gamma Phi Beta
Rollo S. Pickford
Upland Drive
Cedar Rapids Women Attend I F W C Spring Meeting
Cedar Rapids Woman's club members traveled to Des Moines for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs spring council. At the Friday banquet Mrs Aulden Griffin was introduced as youngest president and for her Home Journal honor. Saturday the group heard a report on family finance and Hobby Day, with local members Mrs Charles E. Roberts Mrs Warren Hansen and Mrs Charles Bode in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Horsky Hosts Farewell for Berry Hill Party
Mrs Pearl Horsky of 1016 Fifth Street SE entertained Sunday evening honoring Mrs Berry Hill and her daughter Darlene who depart Thursday with Mr Hill for Spring Run PA where they will reside. Gifts were given and attendees included Mr and Mrs John Yuva Vaclav Benesh Johnny Lois Ann Yuva Mrs Florence Franks Mrs Myrtle Frazier Be atrice Harold and Glenn Frazier Jimmy McGregor Jack Jelinck Evelyn Wagner and Joe Horsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Horsky
Fifth Street SE
Berry Hill
Darlene
Mr Hill
Spring Run
John Yuva
Vaclav Benesh
Johnny
Lois Ann Yuva
Florence Franks
Myrtle Frazier
Beatrice
Harold
Glenn Frazier
Jimmy McGregor
Jack Jelinck
Evelyn Wagner
Joe Horsky
Miriam guild meeting postponed at Chadima home
The Miriam guild of First Presbyterian church scheduled to meet at Mrs Lester C Chad ima's home at 2250 Washington avenue SE has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Lester C. Chadima
Washington Avenue
DE of PEO Meets Monday Picnic Dinner
Chapter DE of PEO will meet Monday at 6 30 p.m. for a picnic dinner at the home of Mrs LD Weld located at 1838 Blike Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe.o
LD Weld
Blike Boulevard
Dorothy Jean Savage Birthday Party at 1246 Avenue NW
Mrs Lucien Savage hosted the eleventh birthday party for Dorothy Jean on Saturday afternoon at 1246 Avenue NW. Guests included Donald Washburn, Robert Pierson, Billy Rhodes, Jody George, Rosetta Schermerhorn, Barbara Rhodes, Shirles Schermerhorn, Rita Ann Bayne, Caroline Keith, Shirley Grads, Melva Jayne, Olin Mae Wayne, Mary Joan Keith, Jeanne Heerner, Frances Titfee, Jack Estes, Buddy Stark, and Barbara Ann Savage among many others. Refreshments were served and games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Savage
Avenue NW
Dorothy Jean
Donald Washburn
Robert Pierson
Billy
Robert Rhodes
Jody George
Donald Eates
Robert Dorland
Patty Eates
Rosetta Schermerhorn
Barbara Rhodes
Shirles Schermerhorn
Rita Ann Bayne
Caroline Keith
Shirley Grads
Melva Jayne
Rose Savage
Olin Mae Wayne
Mary Joan Keith
Dorothy
Jeanne
Kollmans' Cedar Rapids guest list includes Belle Plaine kin
Mrs W H Kollman of Perrys and longtime Belle Plaine resident is visiting Cedar Rapids this week with her son L H Kollman and daughter in law at 271 Johnson avenue NW. She arrived Sunday with her daughter Mayme Berryhill who then returned to Perry Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kollman
Perrys
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
LH Kollman
Johnson Avenue
Mayme Berryhill
Perry
Engagement Announcement for Rose Ellen Douglas and Hilmar L. Stuber
Frank X OQ Oberer of 622 Tenth avenue SW announces Rose Ellen Douglas of Peoria Illinois and Tremont native Hilmar L. Stuber plan marriage. Miss Douglas formerly resided in Cedar Rapids. The wedding date is set for November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X Oqoberer
Tenth Avenue SW
Rose Ellen Douglas
Peoria, Sr
Hilmar L. Stuber
Tremont
Wil Miss Douglas
Cedar Rapids
Doolittle Visits James W. Smith Home in Denver
D FE Doolittle of Denver spent Thursday and Friday at the James W. Smith home located at 1504 Second avenue SE. Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs F TWill of Coggan and Leon Doolittle of Anamosi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D FE. Doolittle
Denver
James W. Smith
Second Avenue SE
Mrs F Twill
Coggan
Leon Doolittle
Anamosi
Young Matrons Hear Review of Family Portrait
The Young Matrons group meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the YWCA to hear Mrs John T Hecker review Family Portrait by Coffee and Cowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Hecker
Coffee
Cowen
Social Fifty club picnic at Mrs Owen’s home
The Social Fifty club will meet Wednesday at ] p.m for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs L. L. Owen located at 311 Nineteenth street SE. The readable fragment notes a social gathering format and a specific address for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Fifty Club
L. L. Owen
Nineteenth Street
Tourist Club Meeting With Miss Soutter to Discuss Railroads
The Tourist club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 pm at the home of Miss Caroline Soutter, 846 First Avenue E. The discussion topic for the afternoon is The Railroads Span the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Soutter
First Avenue E
Local Couple Returns After Davenport Weekend
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ll Augustine of 202 Twenty-fourth Street Drive SE returned Sunday after spending the weekend in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ll. Augustine
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Davenport
Crawfords Return From Arizona Vacation
Mr and Mrs William C Craw-fords of 610 Vernon Drive SE resumed home life after a month away in the West. They returned Sunday from a vacation at Sahuaro Lake ranch in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Crawfords
West
William C Crawford
Vernon Drive
Sahuaro Lake Ranch
Arizona
Cedar Chapter No 184 Stated Meeting Notice
Cedar Chapter No 184 0 E S will hold a stated meeting on Tuesday at 730 pm with refreshments and entertainment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S
Jolly Neigh bor club meeting hosted by Mrs Hopker
Members of the Jolly Neigh bor club and their tamushes were entertained Saturday at the home of Mrs Juhngs Hopker of Todd sille Bunce was the diversion of the evening, prices going to Mrs Ted O'Brien, Virginia O'Brien, Charles and Lester Scott, Mr and Mrs Earl Packingham of Davenport were guests. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Ted O Brien, 3030 Wenig road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Neighbors Club
Ther Tamushes
Juhngs Hopker
Bunce
Ted O'Brien
Virginia O'Brien
Charles
Lester Scott
Earl Packingham
Davenport
Ted O Brien
Wenig Road
Evansville First Evangelical Church class hostess event
Miss Ruth Henry and Miss Lor raine Mathews hosted the Business and Professional women's class of the First Evangelical Church Friday evening at the Henry home 428 A avenue NW. Attendees included Misses Helen Rupperte Hazel Rupperte Margaret Fessler Dorothy Green Betty Lange Helen Meyer and Mrs Stotler the class teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Henry
Lorraine Mathews
Evangelical Hirch
Henry Home
A Avenue NW
Helen Rupperte
Hazel Rupperte
Margaret Fessler
Dorothy Green
Betty Lange
Helen Meyer
Mrs Stotler
Busy school group evenings feature meetings and demonstrations
The PT A and PTO plan Thursday meetings at 7 30 p m with musical instrument demonstrations by RL Moeclmann and Miss Margaret Higdon, a Alaska film by Dr Robert Vane and Robert Moody, art by Miss Anna Marie Painter and pupils, Camp Fire candy sale, and parent open house after classes. Buchanan P A hosts a 2 pm program with safety talk by Sergeant Clarence Day and first aid guidance by Mrs Herman Oransky, with Mothers of 48 children as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT A
Moeclmann
Margaret Higdon
Alaska
Robert Vane
Robert Moody
Anna Marie Painter
Mostesses
Buchanan P. A
Clarence Day
Iowa State Highway Patrol
Herman Oransky
Ted Cross
George J. Starman
Miss Booth Leaves for Seattle Orthopedic Hospital
Miss Florence Omar Booth, daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Booth of J street round SW, leaves on Monday for Seattle Washington. She will be associated with the Children's Orthopedic Hospital and is a graduate of St Luke's School of Nursing in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Omar Booth
R B Booth
J. Street
Seattle
Wash
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Cedar Rapids
Married couple to be honored at Stanwood dance
Mrs and Mrs Earl Domer wed Saturday and will be honored at a March 26 wedding dance in Stanwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Domer
Stanwood
Louise TLeibert Circle to Meet at Killian's Tea Room
Members of Louise TLeibert circle of the King's Daughters will meet at Killian's tea room Tuesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Tleibert
The
King's Daughters
Killian’s Tea Room
AAU W art craft group meeting location change
The AAU W art craft group will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs George Kosch's home 3040 Carrall Drive SE instead of at Mrs John W. Barry's home as previously planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
George Kosch
Carrall Drive
John W. Barry
Kozak praises Masaryk ideals at Oberlin talk
Dr Jan B Kozak deputy and guest professor spoke to a capacity crowd at the C S P S hall on Masaryk’s 90th birthday. He hailed Masaryk as faithful to truth and democracy as a way of life, noting his moral aims, justice for minorities, redistribution of land, and economic justice. The event included a Cedar Rapids club dinner and a Masaryk chorus performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan B. Kozak
National Assembly
Czechoslovakia
Oberlin College
C. S. P S Hall
Thomas G Masaryk
Iozak
Masaryk
Masiaryk
Kozak
Dr Kozak
Wozak
Tie
Masaryuk
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Anna Heybergen
Coe College
Joseph Bren
Milo Filipi
Filipi
Czerhaskov
Kaila Masaryk Chorus
Esther Wronik-Klerscey
Dr Bready Urges Ousting Radical Books From Schools
Dr Charles J Bready preached against radical books in schools during a Sunday service at St Pauls Methodist Church. He urged removing subversive literature and warned such ideologies threaten democracy, citing European conditions and praising Finnish resolve against Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's
Dr Breads
Ruga
Bs the Gazette
the Gazette
Bread
Europe
Japan and Russia make progress in negotiations
TOKIO UP reports the Foreign Office spokesman Yukichiro Suma said on Monday that Japan and Russia are making considerable progress in negotiations to settle all their controversies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Foreign Office
Yukichiro Suma
Red Penetration Of Jap Area Reported
Report mentions alleged penetration of Japanese area with fire and strikes. Details are fragmented with unclear dates or locations. No clear attribution to a named organization or individual.
Head Cold Care and Air Flow Guidance From Early Notes
Fragmentary guidance stresses keeping the nose open for airflow to refresh the head and mentions winter relevance. The readable phrases reference air, breathing, and a general care aim without clear steps or concrete actions.
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Iowa Women's Clubs
Mrs. Scott
Lydia & Pinkham
Pinkham
William B. Miles
Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Ill
Ryniaene Dair
Krebs
Guernsey
Krebs Oat Dairy
First Ave
Camp Fire Girls
Tom
P.E.O
Dorothy Jean Savage
L. HW. Kollmans
D. E. Doolittle
Smitil Wome
Social
Miss Soutter
Arthur L. Augustines
Cedar Chapter
O. ES
Volly
First Evangelical Class
P.T.A. Meetings
Garfield
van Buren
van Buren Pot
Boy Scouts of Troup 20
Coolidge
Miss Booth
Louise Leibert
ART Craft Group
DR. Kozak
Finland
Bugs
Christ
Cheast
Tian
Ann
Nix
Ares
Miracle Models
Ducky
Flapper
By Sylvia
Ne-1
Cub Pack
Robert Way
John Duarte
Munte
Robert
Nee
Allen
Pat Ream
Rika Ald
Paxton Broy
Lacharid
Toi Schlotman
Jailas
Herth
Sys
Bill Standera
Fay Yoo
Dutra
Richard Ddetsi
Robert Berge
Donald Kam
Noor
Edd Mason
Rota
Faye Eetty
Alberts
Albert's
Ana
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