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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1938

Page

19

Egg Reckless With Saint Patrick Day Desserts

A hometown kitchen features goose eggs for breakfast and plans spring eggs. The column shares several egg based desserts and recipes including sponge cake Miss Farmer Moonshine Cake maple parfait and a St Patrick s dessert with orange juice gelatine and pistachio nuts. The piece explains meringue technique and serves as a seasonal culinary guide.

Miss Farmer St. Patrick’s

What Cheer P. E. O. Elects Officers

The P. E. O. met with Mrs. Walter Moode Tuesday and elected officers: Pauline Schott president, Mrs. Carl G. Draegert vice president, Mrs. Raymond Horn recording secretary, Mrs. Anna Tinsley corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. J. Whyte treasurer, Mrs. E. D. Brown chaplain, Mrs. B. A. Clutter guard.

Walter Moode Pauline Schott Carl G. Draegert Raymond Horn Anna Tinsley A. J. Whyte E. D. Brown B. A. Clutter

Church Groups Map Busy Week At City Churches

Numerous church guilds and circles hold meetings and special events around town. St Patrick’s night parties and officer installations fill calendar as districts host lectures, picnics, and tea gatherings at First Evangelical Central Park and Trinity Methodist among others.

Social events and circle meetings hosted across Delia Newland era

A lengthy community notice lists circle meetings and social activities led by Mrs. Ward Macy and others at addresses around Blake boulevard SE and Ridgewood terrace SE. It includes devotions lectures by Mrs. Henry Hickok and Miss Doris Fryer, plus travel talks, a play, and district luncheon schedules with hostesses and assistants.

C. Ward Macy Blake Boulevard E. B. Hauser Dean Hilborn L. E. Henry Charles T. Hickok W. Paul Engel Annette Palmer Fred C. Meyers Ridgewood Terrace William V. Burger Phillip Gaines A. W. Meyer Doris Fryer Killian Company Emma Holden Marshall B. Nelson EB Avenue Delia Newland Karl J. Schmidt Oliver S. Wilson Caroline Tufts Oscar A. Anderson Ridgeway Drive W. C. Howe G. F. Matteson O. H. Daniel Clara Ristine May Jennie Hollenbeck First Avenue C. E. Black Harry Toms Charles G. Oxley

Entertains For Walker Teachers

Julia Kuhn entertained Walker teachers including Faith Apple ton Davidene McGinnis Kathryn Kendall and Rita Houlahan. Many spouses joined the courtesy at the event. The M O J H club met in G G Murphey home with Katheryn Kendall as hostess. Methodists Ladies Aid met at Bertha Spires home for a picnic and quilting.

Walker Julia Kuhn Faith Appleton Davidene McGinnis Katheryn Kendall Rita Houlahan Cecil Kuhn Carl Boyles Marge Shacherer Kenneth Butler D. W. Hyde Harold Kayser Arthur Kuhn Andrew Kuhn James Risk Jack Kuhn G. G. Murphey Mariette Winser G. C. Murphey Cal Graves

Springville Couple Wed At Church

Springville couple wed at the Presbyterian church in a ceremony for Maurita Hoffman and J Paul Ewart with Rev R A Bodger officiating. The wedding included Faye Louise Duncan as ring bearer, Violette Bruger as maid of honor, Zola Sanders as bridesmaid, Gail Batchelder and Richard Mercer as attendents, and Robert Rose with Glenn Batchelder as ushers. A church dining room reception followed.

Maurita Willard Hoffman J. Paul Ewart J. L. Ewart Presbyterian Church R. A. Bodger Faye Louise Duncan Roy Wayne Duncan Gerry McGowan Violette Bruger Zola Sanders Gail Batchelder Richard Mercer Robert Rose Glenn Batchelder

Tawanka Camp Fire Observe 26th Anniversary

The Tawanka Camp Fire group met at the leader Mrs. O. Hamersly’s home to observe the twenty sixth national anniversary with Joy Louise Dunn, president, presiding. Helen Montz of Webster hosted the Rosalind chapter No 292 past matrons gathering in South English.

Tawanka O. Hamersly Joy Louise Dunn Helen Montz Webster Rosalind South English

Catherine Williams Hosts Garden Club Tuesday

Catherine Williams entertained the Garden Club on Tuesday with a social gathering and light discussion. Members exchanged plant tips and upcoming event plans in a cordial meeting.

Catherine Williams Garden Club

Grand Meadow Country Club elects Postville president

Elvira Panncke was chosen president of the Grand Meadow Country Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Hazel Backhaus. Officers serving with her include Vice-president Evelyn Looney and secretary-treasurer Louise Oldag. John R. Wingert of Iowa State College Extension will speak March 17 at the Nature Study Club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Roberts on the topic Roses.

Elvira Panncke Grand Meadow

Maynard Clubs Host Seams and Plans for Service

Maynard members of the American Legion auxiliary held a rag sewing bee at Mrs. Quitmeyer home Tuesday to benefit the veterans hospital. Farm Bureau women met with Mrs. Frank Cummings to plan yearly program and study state music project selections. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartels hosted the American Legion and auxiliary Friday evening. Band Mothers club served a 6 o'clock banquet to county schoolmasters Thursday.

American Lection Auxiliary Quitmeyer Veterans Hospital Farm Bureau Tueseday Frank Cummings Charles Bartels American Legion and Auxiliary Band Mothers Club

Ladies Aid hosts at church parlors and social clubs

Thornburg Mrs Leo Morton and Mrs C B Walsh hosted the M E Ladies Aid society at the church parlors Thursday afternoon. The Royal Neighbor lodge met in the Woodmen all in the evening. Miss Dorothy Myerly entertained the Nickel Bridge club at the Grace McCracken home Thursday evening.

Leo Morton C. B. Walsh M. E. Ladies Aid Society Royal Neighbor Lodge Woodmen Dorothy Myerly Nickel Bridge Club Grace McCracken

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. R. Crissinger Seventh Street Angel Erin Oliver Presbyterian Mary Steele Harry McClain Bert Woodford C. Faulkner John Robertson G. H. Johanos G. I. Martin Dean Harger First Evangelical Gamma Delta Sigma F. W. Adams Second Avenue SW Edna Canaday Rollin Heald Guild Henry Scherer Eighteenth Street SE Gertrude Stenner Quaker Oats C. Johnson C. H. Mills Kenwood Presbyterian J. W. Ludlow Charles Norberg Lloyd Burger Mary Martha's Society Virginia Shaler E. Kenwood M. E Ladies Aid Society C. G. White Thirty-third Street W. D. Counterman W. E. Peddycourt First Baptist Women’s Society Central Park Ladies Aid John Linsley Seventeenth Street Alice Thomas Pirnie Sixteenth Street St. James V.A.E George Seeley Ellis Boulevard Edith Sells Dorcas William Kepler Eighth Street Joe Kroupa Trinity Methodist Henry Hermann Johnson Avenue NW Elton D. Wells Nettie Sisam Girls’ Work Committee Fred Bokerney James Woodside Montrose Trinity Methodist Church Third Avenue Fifth Street Bethany Congregational E. A. Sabin First Methodist Church of Vinton Milo Sed- Jacek F. M. Beck Embassy Club United Brethren F. T. Gates W. H. Bender R. N. Paeth J. J. Preis Esther Brooks Evelyn Kohl Grace Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary Guild Jay Sigmund Fourth Avenue SE First Christian Kensington Glen Walford G. W. Book St. John’s St. John’s Guild George Ottsen Maplewood Drive Immaculate Conception St. Margaret's Circle Walter DeSilva J. W. Enzler William Stark St. Agnes’ Circle First Congregational Woman’s Association Melvin Lust Ninth Street George Hiland Earl Baird Bennite Smorre Adelen Hutchison Pla Jack Jaxon Sanctuary Society St. Rose Circle Circle No. 1 H. E. Kensinger Helen Main B Avenue NE W. H. Schultz Christian Friendliness Secretary Fred Niemeier C. G. Krebs Grande Avenue Ways and Means Society St. Paul’s St. Paul’s Church C. J. Bready James Lilley W. C. Jones R. R. Robinson C. H. Wescott W. C. Ellis H. Killian Howard Wright Oakland Road J. A. Miller L. L. Lovan Lena Borschel Washington Avenue SE W. L. Sleight L. C. Jefferis D Avenue NE C. W. Walser W. R. Hall R. V. Hamlin Ingram Bixler Samoa Hawaii New Zealand Australia Mary Manners Mrs. O Miss Manners Stone Luana Methodist Ladies Aid Society Bertha Spires Jemima Cedar Rapids Aunt Jemima George Laird Springville Whittier Postville Maynard Thornburg Frank Voelker WMT Hammond Electric Organ The Florentine Room Mr. Voelker Florentine Hotel Roosevelt CADOW Mar Fey
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