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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1941

Page

2

Breakfasts Highlight Society Calendar With Out-of-Town Guests

Two breakfast events spotlight Cedar Rapids social week with visiting guests. Mrs. S T Hootman hosts at 1827 First Avenue East honoring cousin Mrs. E C Gise of Hollywood Cal who visits the Wilson home at 392 Eighth Street SE. Friday host Mrs Henry E Holscher at Windermere apartments plans a breakfast for Miss Arloine Lunt of Des Moines.

S T. Hootman First Avenue E Bridge E C. Gise Hollywood Calif Roland C Wilson Tenth Street SE Gise Wilson Pierre A. Tracy J. C. Milner Arthur L. Augustine J. R Treichler Fred Loy R. C. Mullen L. H. Arons Stanley C. Moore Roy Taylor Henry E. Holscher Windermere Arloine Lunt Des Moines Miss Lunt Cedar Rapids

Birthday Party for Lee Cooper at Reid Residence

Five year old Lee Cooper celebrated at a party hosted by her grandparents Mr and Mrs John C Reid at 517 Vernon Drive SE with twenty children in attendance. A novelty cake featured a hidden music box activated by the first slice release lever.

Lee Cooper James L. Cooper Glenway Drive

Crawfords Return After Visit at Mesa Arizona Ranch

Mr and Mrs William C Crawford of 510 Vernon Drive SE and their daughter Miss Joanne Crawford returned home Wednesday after five weeks at a ranch near Sahuaro Lake in Mesa Arizona They were joined briefly by Mrs Crawford’s sister Mrs John H Mease and Mr Mease of San Marino California during the stay

William C. Crawford Vernon Drive Joanne Crawford Sahuaro Lake Ranch Mesa Ariz

Mrs Rundquist Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon

Mrs H A Rundquist entertained her bridge club at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Thursday noon. Eight members dined in luncheon and later gathered at the Rundquist home for a session of cards.

Cedar Rapids Country Club H. A. Rundquist Sinclair Avenue Rundquist

Omegas to Honor Eir Chapter Visitor at Dinner

Chi Omega sorority members at Cee college host a dinner Thursday at Voorheas hall to honor their visitor Miss Lynnette Heaton who is a guest of the chapter Thursday and Friday.

Ey Omegas EIR Chi Omega Sorority Cee College Dinne Voorheas Hell Lynnette Heaton

Crissmans Return From Florida Vacation

Mr and Mrs W L Crissman of 1515 Fifth avenue SE returned after a month in St Petersburg Florida. They traveled home by car through Washington DC Mount Vernon and Gettysburg.

W. L. Crissman Fifth Avenue SE St. Petersburg Fla Washington, D. C Mount Vernon Gettysburg

Birth of a Daughter to James G Knox Family

Announcement from Cedar Rapids reports the birth of a daughter on March 11 to Mr and Mrs James G Knox of Chicago formerly of this city. Mr Knox is the son of Dr and Mrs James M Knox of Knollwood Drive SE and Mrs Knox is the daughter of Mr and Mrs De Ray Chandler of Twenty third Street SE.

Cedar Rapids James G Knox Chicago Knox James M Knox Knollwood Drive de Ray Chandler Twenty-third Street

Miss Graves Visiting Baltimore Parents From Goucher College

Miss Patricia Graves arrives in Baltimore to spend two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Graves, at 2141 Linden drive SE, during a break from Goucher College.

Patricia Graves Goucher College Baltimore City Harold N. Graves Linden Drive

Culvers Return From Two Week Southern Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs William C Culver of 2503 Bever avenue SE returned after a two week motor trip through the south They visited New Orleans Biloxi and Florida on their travels.

William C. Culver Bever Avenue South New Orleans Biloxi Florida

Bivins Couple Mark 49 Years of Marriage at Cedar Rapids

Mr and Mrs S A Bivins celebrated their forty ninth wedding anniversary Sunday at their country home five miles north of Cedar Rapids. Granddaughters served refreshments during the day. They have two daughters Ruth Gerdes and Minnie Sevarts, five grandchildren and two great grandsons. Both born in Linn county. Mr Bivins born Oct 20 1861 and was son of the late Mr and Mrs Chancy Bivins. Mrs Bivins born Oct 14 1862, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Myers.

S. A. Bivins Cedar Rapids Ruth Gerdes Minnie Sevarts Bivins Thomas Myers Blair’s Ferry

Typographical Auxiliary Hosts Pot Luck at Novotny Home

Twenty members and guests enjoyed a pot luck luncheon hosted by Mrs. Emil Novotny at 2635 Mount Vernon Ave SE with Mrs. W C Meyer and Mrs. Harlow Robinson assisting. Card prizes went to Mrs. Hubert Shafer Mrs. M F Muetzel Mrs. John Frasher and Mrs. George Smith. Guests included Mrs. Muetzel and daughter Jackie Mrs. Elizabeth Kratzer Mrs. Mary Hurtt and Mrs. Steve Saris.

Typographical Auxiliary Emil Novotny Mount Vernon Avenue W. C. Meyer Harlow Robinson Hubert Shafer M. F. Muetzel John Frasher George Smith

Privates Visit Lisle Andrews Family in Illinois

Privates Harold S. Andrews and Paul Adelman of the Army Air Corps from Chanutefield Illinois visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Andrews in Western.

Harold S. Andrews Paul Adelman Army Air Corps Chanutefield, Ill Western Mrs

Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority At Coe Installs Officers

Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe college installed a full slate of officers in the chapter rooms on Wednesday. New appointees include President Gladys Hellman Paullina first vice-president Mary Kay Fiebig Cedar Rapids second vice-president Rose Marie Blomquist Cedar Rapids recording secretary Frances Beal Oak Park IL corresponding secretary Margaret Howland Independence rushing chairman Jane Kemmerer Independence house president Jeannette Kerr Minneapolis treasurer Jeanne Conybeare Cedar Rapids social chairman Margaret Ann Twogood Cedar Rapids editor Betty Jane Whitlock Park Ridge IL scribe Betty Mahon Cedar Rapids summer camp chairman Mary Ann Hammelman Sterling IL activities chairman Bernice Beerman Paullina librarian Mary Ellen Ford Marion chaplain Ethel Gamage Aurora IL and guard Jeanne DeHerder Oak Park IL.

Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Coe College Gladys Hellman Paullina Mary Kay Fiebig Cedar Rapids Rose Marie Blomquist Frances Beal Oak Park Margaret Howland Independence Jane Kemmerer Jeannette Kerr Minneapolis Jeanne Conybeare Margaret Ann Twogood Betty Jane Whitlock Park Ridge Betty Mahon Mary Ann Hammelman Sterling Bernice Beerman Mary Ellen Ford Marion Ethel Gamage Aurora Ill Jeanne DeHerder

R. E. Ward Celebrates Seventy-First Birthday

Robert E Ward of 2915 Bever Avenue SE marked his seventy first birthday at home. Born in Farley he helped plaster Cedar Rapids homes since 1889 and watched the city grow. He is an avid reader with a strong interest in civic affairs and received greetings from friends and colleagues.

Robert E Ward Bever Avenue Farley Cedar Rapids Ward

Silver Chain Circle Dessert Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Shelquist

Silver Chain senior circle of the King's Daughters met at 419 Twenty third Street NE for a dessert luncheon. Guest of honor was Mrs C D Shimerda, with Mrs H R May leading devotions and presenting the Lord's Prayer. Mrs O Washburn led a circle quiz as members sewed quilt squares to be finished at the April 9 meeting at 1 pm at Mrs H J Lindahl's home 123 Fourteenth Street NE.

Silver Chain The King’s Daughters WW. Shelquist Twenty-third Street C. D. Shimerda H R. May O. Washburn H. J. Lindahl Fourteenth Street NE

Don Hines Speaks at Cedar Rapids Club Picnic

Forty members and guests of the Cedar Rapids woman's club current events department held a Wednesday picnic luncheon at the club house. City Attorney Don Hines spoke about his visit to the Federal Bureau of Investigation offices in Washington D C.

The Cedar Rapids

La Plante Choate Ladies Auxiliary Meets At YWCA

The La Plante Choate Ladies Auxiliary met for a business session and cards at the YWCA on Wednesday. Hostesses were Mrs Kenneth Davis and Mrs Ray Hamilton. The group will reconvene April 9 at 1 30 pm for a potluck luncheon at the YWCA.

la Plante-Choate Ladies’ Auxiliary Kenneth Davis Ray Hamilton

Three Performances Set for Junior League Play

The Junior League of Cedar Rapids will present Peter and the Mermaid Princess in three showings at the Paramount Theater on Saturday morning as part of the 1941 Children's Theater project. Proceeds will be distributed among schools by ticket sales, with Mrs. Frederick S. Glanville directing.

Peter and Junior League of Cedar Rapids Paramount Theater James L. Cooper Junior League Cooper Frederick S. Glanville

Dove of Peace Presented by Grove City Rebekah Lodge

Thirty eight Home Rebekah lodge No 79 members visited Grove City Rebekah lodge of Marion Monday evening to present the Dove of Peace to Harriott O Kelly noble grand of the Marion lodge. Small doves were given to lodge officers and district deputy presidents.

Home Rebekah Lodge No. 79 Grove City Rebekah Lodge Marion Pauline Griffith Dove of Peace Harriett O'Kelly Marion Lodge N. Ellis Kucera Margaret Lacock Lillian Neff Norvella Ellis Dove Presentation Rose Stoddard Gertrude Jackman Cedar Prada Star of Maine Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Mechanicsville Springville Decorah Webster City Rebekahs

Diane Holston Celebrates Third Birthday Party

Diane Dorothy Holston daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Holston 1538 B avenue NE celebrated her third birthday on Wednesday with a doll party. Guests included Mrs Clark Church and her children Beverly and Ronnie Mrs Barney Erger and her daughters Bernadine and Jane Mrs Frank Maher and her daughter Karen Lee and Aunt Mrs F E Harrington.

Diane Dorothy Holston Ray Holston Avenue NE Clark Church Beverly Ronnie Barney Erger Bernadine Jane Frank Maher Karen Lee F. E. Harrington Diane

P T A Meeting Highlights Cleveland Program

Cleve land 1A pupils under Mrs Helen White presented poems at a Tuesday PTA gathering attended by 50 members and teachers. Mrs Hubert Kaplan led the meeting. Mrs George Villers announced 124 paid members. Rev W O Eckler read from Family Portrait. tea followed served by second grade mothers.

Cleveland Helen White Hubert Kaplan George Villers L. C. Ruby

Garden Short Course Opens March 20 at Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nature and garden department hosts a garden short course on Thursday March 20 at 10 15 am in the Woman's Club house 1110 Second Avenue SE. Principal speaker L Grove Iowa State College Ames discusses Color Arrangements and Succession of Bloom in the Perennial Garden at 11 am and The Production of New Flowers Fruits and Vegetables at 2 45 pm. Carl Baumhoefner presents colored moving pictures and a talk on Starting the Garden for Spring at 2 pm. Luncheon is served at noon reservations via Mrs Emil Rasmussen or Mrs Don McIntyre by Wednesday eve. Public invited.

Nature and Garden Department Cedar Rapids Carl Baumhoefner R. I. McWilliams Hamilton Seed and Coal Company O. J. Elsenbast Diane Coffey John E. Lapes Emil Rasmussen Don McIntyre

Missionary Society Installs Officers at Central Park Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of Central Park Presbyterian met at Mrs. W. A. Hansen’s home on Twentieth Street NE for officer installation. Officers named included President L. W. Dunlap and treasurer S. C. Stookey among others, with Foundation Builders presented by Rasmussen, Anderson, Baxter, and Stookey.

Woman’s Missionary Society of Central Park Presbyterian Church W.a. Hansen Twentieth Street Clyde Peremsky Dean Cooper W. L. Harrison Rex Conn P. W. Jacobson L. W. Dunlap W. L. Spohn F. B. Baldwin S. C. Stookey W. O. Shelquist Julia Carberry Spohn Ira Beecher Emil Rasmussen R. E. MacDanel Overseas and National Missions A. T. Pleune Leo Geesaman David I. Berger H. E. Kensinger R. M. Threlkeld Rasmussen Ray Anderson Arthur Baxter Stookey

Immaculate Conception Scouts Hike For Nature Requirement

The Whetomachick Camp Fire group from Immaculate Conception school hiked to Bever Park on Saturday to fulfill a nature requirement in the trail seeker rank. Participants included Mary Patricia Fitzpatrick Katherine Fitzpatrick Joan Meis Patricia Morehead Mary Anne Scolaro Delores Secolaro Mary Kepler Catherine Duster Joanne McGuire Mary Jean McComas Betty Barta Mary Catherine Prout Elaine Byrnes Lorraine Condon Patricia Kelly and Kathleen Morrissey.

Whetomachick Immaculate Conception Bever Park Mary Patricia Fitzpatrick Katherine Fitzpatrick Joan Meis Patricia Morehead Mary Anne Scolaro Delores Secolaro Mary Kepler Catherine Duster Joanne McGuire Mary Jean McComas Betty Barta Mary Catherine Prout Elaine Byrnes Lorraine Condon Patricia Kelly Kathleen Morrissey

Stitch and Chatter Dinner Meeting This Thursday

The Stitch and Chatter club will hold a dinner and business meeting at 6 PM Thursday at the Community House.

Stitch and Chatter Club

Junior High Fun Night at the YWCA Hosts Ninth Grade

The McKinley ninth grade Girl Reserves will host a junior high fun night at the YWCA with a St Patrick motif. An orchestra will play dancing from 7 30 to 10 p m and all ninth grade Girl Reserves and friends are invited. Miss Jean Wodtke is adviser for the club.

McKinley Y. W. C. A. St. Patrick’s Jean Wodtke

Kenwood Story Hour With Betty Neal

Miss Betty Neal will tell a story Friday at 4 15 p m at Kenwood library, inviting children and families to attend the event.

Kenwood Betty Neal Kenwood Library

Service Club to Hold Friday Work Meeting

The Service Club of the Community House schedules a work meeting Friday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Lottie Foster will be hostess.

Service Club Lottie Foster

Cubs inducted into Troop 13 at Cleveland School

Charles Hinton and Frederick Buchanan of Pack 33 joined Troop 13 under Everett King during a Monday meeting at Cleveland school. Reuben Smith spoke as Cub field commissioner. Bobcat rank went to David Clemens Teddy Anderson Neal Spence Ralph Wilson Nelson Minor and Donald Grisham. Roger Keyes earned bobcat with gold arrow while Vincent Bartunek got silver arrow. Richard Clark and Duane Smith received bear badge with gold and silver arrows, and Bob Stone earned bear badge.

Charles Hinton Frederick Buchanan Everett King Cleveland School Reuben Smith David Clemens Teddy Anderson Neal Spence Ralph Wilson Nelson Minor Donald Grisham Roger Keyes Vincent Bartunek Richard Clark Duane Smith Bob Stone

Z. T. Cook and W R C Women Meet For Picnic And Sewing

Z T Cook and the Woman's Relief Corps met with Mrs. Cora Farley at 630 Third Street SW for a Wednesday picnic luncheon. Members sewed 52 garments for the Red Cross and for Iowa City Children's Hospital.

T. Z. Cook Woman's Relief Corps Cora Farley Third Street Red Cross Children's Hospital Iowa City

Scouts Earn Years of Service Stars and Diamond Hardness

The article lists lron badge Scouts earning service stars for a given year including Vincent Barta Wayne Basler Richard Clark Donald Harmon Charles Hinton Dick Johnson Roger Keyes David Lubben Clyde McMillan Charles Mehaffey Jim Miller Richard Rabik John Ruby Duane Smith and Robert Stone. It also notes that the diamond is the hardest natural substance known.

Charles Hinton Lron Vincent Barta Wayne Basler Richard Clark Donald Harmon Dick Johnson Roger Keyes David Lubben Clyde McMillan Charles Mehaffey Jim Miller Richard Rabik John Ruby Duane Smith Robert Stone

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William C. Crawfords Arizona Mrs. Rundquist W. L. Crissmans James G. Knoxes William C. Culvers Andrews the Fashion Box Alo Three Sisters Cedar Rapids New Jennie Frank Coe R. E. Ward Don Hines LA Plant-Choate L. A Artive al Wasmame Cuzan Diane Holston P.T.A. Meetings Garden Whetomachick Camp Tne Killian Company Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette West Ltn Street New York N. Y Pack Troop 13 Killian Herman Stein Rothmoor Killian Company Uncle Sam Feelon Wileen & Co ST. Patrick's Suggestion Wilson's G. R
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