Officers Appointed by Three Cedar Rapids PEO Chapters
Three Cedar Rapids PEO chapters HJ IF and GM installed new officers and named delegates and alternates for the state convention to be held in Sioux City in May Mrs Frank V Orr was elected president of chapter HJ and will serve as the state convention delegate with Mrs Carl D Thomas as alternate Other officers across the chapters include Mrs Charles Penningroth vice president and Mrs Pierre A Tracy recording secretary at HJ plus similarly named officers at IF and GM The meetings featured guest sopranos and a program from Mrs Arthur Barlow and Mrs J W Altfillisch chaired the installations and a breakfast honored retiring HJ president Mrs George G Clements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
P E. O
Frank V Orr
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Orr
Charles Penningroth
Pierre A Tracy
Philip W. Shive
T. H. Wright
James Killian
Carl D. Thomas
Agnes Royce
Iowa City
Reynolds
Chicago
Arthur Barlow
George G. Clements
Thomas
Washington Avenue SE
Clements
J. W. Altfillisch
Ella MceLaughlin
Sixth Avenue SE
Anderson
Ray F. Anderson
Morehead Family Trip to Des Moines For Homecoming Event
Mr and Mrs Herbert L Morehead and daughter Patricia Nelle travel to Des Moines to meet Dorothy Morehead while Stephens College students tour the southwest, west and northwest. The group will be guests of Drake College Tuesday evening with a radio program on KSO at 9 pm. The special train will stop in Columbia Missouri Wednesday morning for a homecoming breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Morehead
Sixteenth Street
Patricia Nelle
Des Moines
Dorothy Morehead
Stephens College
Southwest
Northwest
Drake College
KSO
Columbia
Mildensteins Plan Arkansas Trip and Visit Alton
Mr and Mrs Max Mildenstein of 2226 Bever avenue SE will leave Wednesday for Hot Springs Arkansas to spend two weeks. After returning they will go to Alton Illinois where their son Wallace a student at Western Military academy will join them. The three will return to Cedar Rapids with Wallace spending his spring vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mildenstein
Bever Avenue
Hot Springs
Ark
Alton
Wallace
Western Military Academy
Cedar Rapids
Two Local Students Depart for Stephens College
Miss Frances Hallgren daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Hallgren 375 Nineteenth Street SE and Miss Jo Ann Hanzlik daughter of Mr and Mrs M O Hanzlik 1853 B Avenue NE left Tuesday for Columbia Missouri to resume studies at Stephens College. They were accompanied to Ottumwa by Mrs Hanzlik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hallgren
Alex Hallgren
Nineteenth Street
Jo Ann Hanzlik
M. O. Hanzlik
Avenue NE
Columbia
Stephens College
Ottumwa
Hanzlik
Col Robbins and daughter Return to Chicago
Col C B Robbins and his daughter Miss Julia Robbins of Chicago left Monday after visiting Col Robbins son Lewis Robbins and Mrs Robbins at Carlton apartments over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Robbins
Chicago
Col. C. B. Robbins
Julia Robbins
Lewis Robbins
Robbins
Carlton Apartments
Durin Returns to Cedar Rapids to Join Terry-Durin Firm
Jack Durin son of Mr and Mrs Alfred E Durin of 2320 Linden Drive SE has come home from Chicago where he was employed to be connected with the Terry Durin company in Cedar Rapids indicating a business return to his family’s local roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Durin
Alfred E. Durin
Linden Drive
Chicago
Terry-Durin Company
Cedar Rapids
Wallace Hottensen Visits Brother in Milwaukee Home
Wallace Hottensen of Milwaukee arrived Monday to visit at the home of his brother William G. Hottensen and Mrs. Hottensen at 1706 K Avenue Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hottensen
Brother
Milwaukee
William G. Hottensen
Mrs. Hottensen
K Avenue
Martha Trewin Elected Corresponding Secretary of Alpha Phi
Miss Martha Trewin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold R Trewin of 1950 Fourth Avenue SE a University of Arizona Tucson student has been formally initiated into Alpha Phi and chosen as corresponding secretary of the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Trewin
Harold R Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
University of Arizona At Tucson
Alpha Phi Social Sorority
Mills Return After Month in Hollywood Visit
Mr and Mrs Ray J Mills of 361 Garden Drive SE returned Tuesday morning after spending a month in Hollywood California visiting Mrs Mills parents Mr and Mrs Charles H Breyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray J Mills
Garden Drive
Hollywood
Calif
Mills
Charles H Breyman
Miss Olmsted Hostess Honors House Guests
Miss Esther Olmsted of 1258 Second Avenue SE hosted a small informal luncheon Tuesday in compliment to her house guests Mr and Mrs Lewis Olmsted of Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Olmsted
Second Avenue SE
Lewis Olmsted
Boone
Mrs Clapp Hosts Bridge Luncheon At Home
Mrs Edwy J. Clapp of 12 Twenty sixth street SE will host a luncheon and bridge at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Harold E. Reid of Newark New Jersey visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Walter K. Roth will be an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwy J. Clapp
Twenty-sixth Street
Harold E. Reid
Newark
N. J
Walter K. Roth
Miss Laura Merges Hosts Bridge Club Dinner
Miss Laura Merges of 1815 Grande avenue St plans a Tuesday dinner at the Commonwealth tea room for her bridge club members. Eight covers will be laid, then guests proceed to Miss Merges' apartment for the evening. Members include Mrs. Clara Brink and the Misses Marie Painter Leora Johnson Linda Bascom Glenna Varn Wormer Lil lian Prushek Agnes White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Merges
Grande Avenue St
Bridge Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Miss Merges
Clara Brink
Marie Painter
Leora Johnson
Linda Bascom
Glenna Varn Wormer
Lillian Prushek
Agnes White
Hess couple vacationing in Florida
Dr and Mrs H R Hess of 384 Twenty second Street SE have left for a winter vacation in Florida visiting Miami Beach and St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hess
Florida
H. R. Hess
Miami Beach
St. Petersburg
Birthday dinner honors Mrs. Fannie M. Crabbs at YMCA
Family gathering at the YMCA celebrated Mrs. Fannie M. Crabbs birthday. Attendees included her two sons, a daughter, five grandchildren and several Crabbs relatives, with names listed among the present guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie M. Crabbs
Ames Students Return From Examinations For Spring Vacation
Ames State College students finish quarter exams this week and will return home for a brief spring vacation. Many will arrive Wednesday through weekend, with all back by March 24 for registration. Names include Betty Whipple Doris Young Betty Warren Bob Files Jim Trewin Tom Wright Betty Lehman Evelyn Burchard Louise Grange Bob Grange Fred Ellis Arlene Baumhoefner Emily Novak Fred Mineck Ralph Hughes Dorothy Morris Jack Heskett and Howard Tellier with family members attending graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Ames
Betty Whipple
C. W. Whipple
T. H. Wright, Jr
Carlton
Betty Ann Lehman
C. V. Lehman
Fifth Avenue
Evelyn Burchard
F. A Burchard
Mount Vernon Avenue
Louise Grange
Bob Grange
Ross E. Grange
Forest Drive
Fred Ellis
W N. Ellis
Twenty-first Street
Arlene Baumhoefner
A J Baumhoefner
Johnson Avenue
Emily Novak
Mary E Novak
Second Street
Fred Mineck
Gus W. Mineck
Third Avenue
Ralph Hughes
William J. Hughes
Wilson Avenue
Dorothy Morris
Earl A Morris
Bever Avenue
Jack Heskett
Lillian Heskett
Iowa State College
Howard Tellier
G. H. Tellier
State College
Tellier
Howard and
John
Ralph Whitlock honors daughter on birthday party
Mr and Mrs Ralph Whitlock of 1919 Ellis Boulevard Northwest entertained Monday evening at a family dinner at their home in honor of their daughter Susan’s second birthday. Guests included Susan’s grandparents Mr and Mrs O J De Vault and great grandmother Mrs S W Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitlock
Ellis Boulevard
Susan
S W Miller
Mrs Horak and party plan Mexico City trip by car
Mrs Emil Horak of 1815 Eighth avenue SE and her daughter Phyllis, with Mrs T J Callan of 3401 First avenue E and Miss Blanche Swatosh of 1538 Fourth avenue SE, will depart Wednesday by motor for a several weeks trip to Mexico City. En route they will visit Carlsbad Caverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Horak
Eighth Avenue SE
Phyllis
T J. Callan
First Avenue
Blanche Swatosh
Fourth Avenue SE
Mexico City
Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
P T A Meetings Announced at Local Schools
Harrison study group meets Wednesday at 2 p m 1010 M avenue NW to discuss The School and Community Projects from February Parent Teacher magazine. Dairy Dale P T A hosts a Friday 6 30 p m picnic supper at the school with covered dish. Taylor P T A meets Thursday 2 30 p m in the school auditorium with Mrs G Keyser guest speaker. William Vesely directs the school orchestra. A bake sale and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
M Avenue NW
Dairy Dale P. T. A
Taylor P. T. A
G. &. Keyser
William Vesely
Pupils Of Adelen Hutchison Dance Recital Delights Local Audience
About 500 visitors attended the midseason recital by the Adelen Hutchison School of Dancing at Pla Mor ballroom. Fifty youth performed dances and songs with a local orchestra, featuring solo and group routines and encores amid a nightclub style program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla-Mor Ballroom
Adelen Hutchison School of Dancing
Lloyd Granger
Honor George Sommers on Seventy-Second Birthday
George Sommers of 257 Twenty fourth avenue SW was surprised with a birthday party Sunday marking his seventy second year. Relatives present included H H Schloss family, George Sommers Jr. family, G A Clark family, Izer and Edmonds households, Dickey family, LeGallyne couple, Louis Bishop family, Don Duncan, Andrew Happel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sommers
Twentyfourth Avenue
H. H. Schloss
Patricia
Pauline
Paul
John
Jean
Richard
Roger
George Sommers, Jr
Marion
G. A. Clark
Betty
Jo Ann
Bobby
Mary Frances Izer
William Sommers
L. A. Edmonds
Jacqueline
Catherine
Leslie
L. E.dickey
Louis, Jr
Ray LeGallyne
Louis Bishop
Buddy
Don Duncan
Andrew Happel
Mr Alexander Honored By Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Albert Alexander 1515 B Avenue NE entertained thirty six guests Friday night for her husband’s fifty seventh birthday. The evening featured ecards and bingo with a guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Alexander
B Avenue NE
Honor Presented And Gifts Given At Community Event
Honor was presented a gift and refreshments were served. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Bess Jones Mrs. Viola Kopecky Mrs. Lucille Matthews and Mrs. Mamie Mather. Those present included numerous couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kopecky Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jackman Mr. and Mrs. William Volz and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor
Bess Jones
Viola Kopecky
Lucille Matthews
Mamie Mather
Ed Kopecky
Roy Jackman
William Volz
Henry Ellis
Ed Havorka
Bruce Mather
Simon DeNio
George Baker
Arley Bishop
Cecil Alexander
Shirley
Everett Matthews
Billy
J. E. Jones
Vaughn Stoddard
Carl, Olson
Frank Tepley
Frank Kucera
Bertha de Mers
Leota Kraut
Ada Stone
Carrie Willey
Anna Davis
Verbena Gosnell
A. E. Schulte
Mrs J W Taylor Hosts Mixed Shower Honoring Mrs Morrison
Mrs J W Taylor entertained Monday evening with games and prizes for a mixed shower honoring Mrs Ed Morrison formerly Miss Hazel Slickty. Prize winners included Mrs Al Sammet Mrs Elbert Kee and Miss Dorothy Heckman with other prizes going to several guests. Decorations featured a St Patrick motif and many attendees assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taylor
First Avenue W
Ed Morrison
Hazel Slickty
Al’Sammet
Elbert Kee
Dorothy Heckman
Ray Nolan
James Brown
Bob Brown
Richard Slickty
Charlotte Chalmers
Taylor
St. Patrick
Mrs. Morrison
Louise Smith
Sammet
Frank Smith
A. L. Nolan
Jo Combs
Kee
E. R. Palmer
Ed Anderson
George Slickty
Miss Heckman
Ireland Travelogue Delights Cedar Rapids Women’s Club
Seventy three attendees gathered for a history and literature program at the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club house. Mrs H C Ring spoke on Ireland with travel notes from personal experience, while Mrs Jean Kelly Westinghouse and Mrs Guy McKibben sang three Irish ballads with Miss Esther Hronik on piano. Tea followed, decorated with a St Patrick motif, with Mrs Warren A Hansen and Miss Matilda Snouffer serving. Hostesses included Mesdames Elwin Smith R Co Folsom Lillian Bell C H Siler Edwin Broms Zadie Snyder R G Hageman and Lysle Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Warren A Hansen
Matilda Snouffer
Mesdames Elwin Smith
R. Co. Folsom
Lillian Bell
C. H. Siler
Edwin Broms
Zadie Snyder
R. G. Hageman
Lysle Hahn
NePhew and Mrs Schneckloth visit Furrows from Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs E H Furrow hosted weekend guests nephew H A Schneckloth Jr and Mrs Schneckloth of Los Angeles California who left Tuesday by motor for Minneapolis continuing their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Furrow
Grande Avenue SE
H. A. Schneckloth, Jr
Schneckloth
Los Angeles
Calif
Minneapolis
Beta Delphian meeting reviews Sixty Odd at Montrose
The Beta Delphian society will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Montrose hotel. Miss Annie Y Smith will review the book Sixty Odd, providing the evening's program and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian Society
Montrose Hotel
Annie Y. Smith
Pre Easter Revival Set by West Side Churches
Seventeen west side churches sponsor an Easter revival with Irish evangelist Dr John H McCombe opening at Trinity Methodist Church on Third Avenue at Fifth Street SW Wednesday at 7 30 PM. He travels with his wife and son Jack and the Browne Metropolitan Jubilee Singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
John H. McCombe
Trinity Methodist Church
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Reuben Smith Heads Allied Industrial Civic League
Reuben F. Smith of Iowa Electric Light and Power Co was elected president of the Allied Industrial Civic league by representatives from all affiliated plants at a Monday night YMCA meeting. C A Prather Speeder Machinery corp was named vice president Dorothy Thompson Welch Cook Bears company secretary and Jerome Kriz Iowa Manufacturing Co treasurer. Members Mil o Nelson La Plant Choate Manufacturing R J Macnamara Penick and Ford J Wilfred Lattner Quaker Oats were elected to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben F. Smith
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Allied Industrial Civic League
League
Y.M.C.A
A. Prather
Speeder Machinery Corporation
Dorothy Thompson
Welch Cook Bears Company
Jerome Kriz
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Milo Nelson
la Plant Choate Manufacturing Company
R. J. Macnamara
Penick and Ford, Ltd., Inc
J. Wilfred Lattner
Quaker Oats Company
Board of Control
City Adjustment Board Grants Three Permits
The City Adjustment Board approved three requests at its regular meeting on Monday. Frank Zastera of 1221 Third Avenue SW may enclose part of his front porch. Fred L. Melichar of 640 Wilson Avenue SW may erect a rear garage with setback distances specified after a neighbor’s complaint. Ira Gabel of 113 Third Avenue SE can install an electric sign at the Airport Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
Frank Zastera
Third Avenue
Fred L. Melichar
Wilson Avenue
Ira Gabel
Airport Inn
Death of Walter Dayton 65 in Salt Lake City
Walter Dayton 65 died suddenly at his Salt Lake City home. He was the son of H. O. Dayton and wife, longtime northeastern Iowa canning factory operators. Survived by his widow, a son and daughter in Salt Lake City, and two sisters Mrs. Anna Davenport of Clear Lake and Mrs. Leona Heath of Montgomery Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Walter Dayton
Salt Lake City
H. O. Dayton
Iowa
Anna Davenport
Clear Lake
Leona Heath
Montgomery
Ala
Clarence Election Brings Large Voter Turnout and Races
In Clarence W. J. Lienbaugh was reelected school director over Lester Kelly with 222 to 194 as 420 voters cast ballots. A proposal to place vocational agricultural instruction in the high school was an issue. Harold Seaton was reelected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence—W. J. Lienbaugh
Lester Kelly
Lienbaugh
Kelly
Harold Seaton
Awards Made At Cub Pack No 4 Meeting
Cub Pack No 4 met in Harrison school auditorium with 97 attendees. Sergeant Gordon Hughes spoke on safety. Wolf award went to Donald Dunlop. Den chief cards awarded to William Kuda Dick Harrington Dick Lewis George Triebel George Mally Bobby Carpenter. Attendance prize to Den No 1. Bird house craft prize to Orval Sweeting from 28 entries. Next meeting features a hobby show in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison School
Gordon Hughes
Billie Schutz
Louis Keely
S. C. Miller
William Ely
Ronnie Beam
Donald Dunlop
Den
William Kuda
Dick Harrington
Dick Lewis
George Triebel
George Mally
Bobby Carpenter
den No. 1
Orval Sweeting
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.E.O. Chapters
Mrs. Clements
Tapper
Inga Tapper
Educational Fund
Cottey College
Olga Tapper
Hattie Cook
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
Moreheads
Daughter
Max Mildensteins
Hallgren
Stephens
Armstrong
New Blouse Shop
Alpha Phi Sorority
MR. and
Mrs. Mills
California
Miss Olmsted
Mrs. Clapp
Miss Laura
Mrs. Crabbs
Tou Conde
Ver Week Hiltbrunner Music CO
First Street
DIAL
Tee
Ralph Whitlocks
P.T.A. Meetings
Dairy Dale
Adelen Hutchison
Erie Clinton
Brown
Doris Jean Clifford
Arthur van Cleve
Delores Ressa
Peggy O'Neil
Wilda Squires
Joyce Hrdlicka
Marilyn Beeson
Jean Hrdlicka
Nancy Nelson
Ruth Klepach
Nadine Florang
Jeanette Holmes
Ruth Good
Peggy Ann Jones
Betty Lee Myers
Soft Shoe
Louis Smith
Three Shades of Blue
Cecilia Fiala
Lenora Kelly
Barbara Muetzel
Monacura
Lady In Red
Mildred Landergott
Helen Beem
Margret Cook
Dorothy Temeyer
Eleanor Brantner
Betty Heins
Betty Cole
Vernice Cherry
Marlys Shebek
Antonia Cop
Lorraine Kohl
Betty Coon
Mir Bist du Schoen
Betty Jean Cole
Posin
Vinegar Works
Strut
Honor George Sommers
MR. Alexander
BAUER
Beta Delphian
THE
Gazette
May
Reuben Smith
Industrial League
City Adjustment Board
Clarence
Scholl
Scholls
Sonotone
Audicle
Sre
Louis H. Sila
21St St. S.E. Dial
Jimmie Allen
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