Eighth Grade to Stage Three One-Act Plays Friday
Marion eighth graders perform The Pampered Darling Oh Mrs Townsend and Danger at the Door in Lincoln school auditorium at 7 30 under supervision of Mrs Laura Burns Miss Georgia Mills and Miss Bertha Roberts. Choir and stage crew listed. No admission fee. Also quilt rug and antique show at Linn County home hosted by Prairie Chapel Ladies Aid. Mrs Mary H Baker visits Vinton for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Laura Burns
Georgia Mills
Bertha Roberts
Maxine Brooks
Lois Leidigh
Theresa Farley
Frank Travis
Neal DeWees
Hilmar Christianson
Edward Conrad
Catherine Peckosh
Mildred Wickham
Lenore Layer
James Pope
Billy Davis
Darrell Gage
Neale Weaver
Lorraine Muhlhausen
Betty Whiting
Norma Helbig
Mrs Townsend
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Jean Rae Wells
June Milner
Grace Donovan
Theo Waline
Barbara Price
Virginia Pyle
Iona Bohlken
Elinore Kesting
Jeanne Lanning
Robert McLaud
Earl Davin
Harold Thompson
Warren Bleakley
Frank Lochner
Kent Finger
Bersha Moore
Margaret Gage
Ladies Aid Society
Prairie Chapel
Linn County
Forest Hann
William Coffey
George Goodyear
Bohemia
Mary Zeman
Marion School Board Names New Directors and Terms
Begin school board terms Monday with Fred C. Newlin re-elected for three years and James J. Wallace chosen for a similar term. They will take office Monday evening with the old board finishing its business, the new members sworn in, and the board organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Newlin
James J. Wallace
Marion
New Books Bought for Marion Public Library
The Marion library added many titles across adult fiction and non fiction including Mary Peters works and Fifty titles for children from kindergarten to fifth grade. The J G S club met at Arlene Guzzles home with two new members welcomed. Firings for Ladies Aid officers were announced and a picnic luncheon held with twenty two ladies attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Public Library
Mary Peters
Little Orvie
Budapest
Musa Dagh
Burnham Rectory
Ma’am
Captain Nicholas
Nijinsky
Rome Burns
The
White House
America
Green Mountain Trail
Buffalo Bills
Leadership Training for Bible School Teachers Offered
Attendance invited for a Monday to Friday evening class at the Baptist church on The Principles of Teaching led by Rev. Newton H. Carman with credit toward a leadership diploma. No registration fee. Also local club meetings and readings noted with various community groups meeting in Cedar Rapids and Osceola areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Newton H. Carman
Baptist
Christian Education
International Council of Religious Education
Imp puzzle pairs challenge readers with one possible
One problem in each daily pair is solvable and the other not. Build a 15 square puzzle by numbering 1 to 15 on a 4 by 4 grid, leaving one square blank, and arrange moves without lifting pieces to determine which of the two designs is possible. The editorial notes many combinations exist and urges trial and error to decide A or B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imp
Home Management Course Picnic Seeks Quilts and Patterns
In Mrs. George Michel’s home a home management course will hold a picnic luncheon for attendees. Women are asked to bring typical requirements along with old coverlets quilts quilt patterns and quilt blocks. A large crowd is anticipated for an engaging lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Michel
S. A. Sampica Dies After Illness in Marion Home
S. A. Sampica, 57, died at his Marion residence after a two week illness. He had recently moved from Anamosa and the body was taken there for services. Burial is planned at Holy Cross cemetery. Survived by wife, step-daughter Frances Sherman of Marion, two sisters Mae Steggall Cedar Rapids Beatrice Blood Anamosa, and three brothers Joseph John of Anamosa and Herbert of North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Sampica
North Tenth Street
Marion
Anamosa
Holy Cross
Frances Sherman
Mae Steggall
Cedar Rapids
Beatrice Blood
Missionary Talk and Local Meetings Readied
Mrs Emma Auburn Arnold a Burma missionary speaks at 7 30 Monday at 1044 Tenth Street with Billy Campbell and Anna Helen Martin to sing and a devotional led by Mrs A E Blinks A 630 picnic precedes the meeting Other events include En tre Nous club host 1725 Eighth avenue St Patrick s party Me m orial hall and an all day sewing session by the Robert Mitchell Woman s Relief Corps at Lena Lacock s home with a picnic luncheon continued reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Auburn Arnold
Mount Auburn
Burma
E. J. Esgate
Tenth Street
Arnold
Marion
Billy Campbell
Anna Helen Martin
A. E. Blinks
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
No. 126
Lena Lacock
Local church and club events listed for the week
Various women and community groups announce meetings and activities. The Ladies Aid society of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church plans a Thursday meeting at 2 30 at Mrs William Fowler 1507 North Tenth Street with a luncheon and dressmaking donations. Marion lodge No 6 A F and A M meets Tuesday at 7 30 for Fellowcraft work. Amelgo club hosts husbands at a dinner at Mr and Mrs John Thompson Cedar Rapids. Marion township teachers cancel meeting this month. Squaw Creek school district women hold an all day meeting Tuesday at Mrs Lee Legler. Malta chapter O E S attends a school of instruction in Cedar Rapids. K B B class Methodist church hosts dinner at Mrs N?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Fowler
North Tenth Street
Amelgo Club
John Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Squaw Creek
Lee Legler
St Patrick Day Event Includes Games and Stunts
Michel covers eleven chairs to be laid for the occasion. Decorations reflect St Patrick’s day. Miss Opal Gray and Miss Lucile Bailey led a program of games and stunts. Miss Elizabeth Beall and Mrs John Taylor of Cedar Rapids attended as out of town members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel
Opal Gray
Lucile Bailey
Elizabeth Beall
John Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Excelsior Club Hosts Frugal Picnic and Farm Talk
The Excelsior Agriculture and Literary club met at Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Hoskins home with about twenty five attending a picnic luncheon. Readings were given by Mrs. C. R. Creglow and Mrs. Frank Webber with Miss Anna Jordan as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Fox
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Fred Nelson
Dea_ Price
Owen Fernow
Clara Wilson
Louise Gillette
Billy Creglow
Annie Laura Davidson
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
D. I. Hoskins
C. R. Creglow
Frank Webber
Anna Jordan
S. J. Jordan
Wilbur Shaffer
H. B. Hammond
Oscar Martin
Merle Stewart
Program Planned on Famous Women of the Bible
Mrs. Mary English will oversee the program on Famous Women of the Bible. The event spotlights notable biblical figures and aims to educate attendees about their roles and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary English
Local clubs host evening in Memorial hall
Mr and Mrs Ivan Gillmore entertained the Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary club in Memorial hall with a harmonica solo by Robert Bayanovski a talk on Income Tax Returns by D H Smith and a sketch The Boy Wonder featuring Dempsy Jones the professor Fred Henson and janitor Carl Koehn all of Cedar Rarnds Refreshments served to seventy five guests The next meeting will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Frederick also in Memorial hall in April/Dry Creek club news and social notes include visitors and ill son Richard Kimball improving after illness with sister Lucile returning to Chicago The Child Study club schedule announced for Tuesday at 2 p m at Mrs LeRoy Benedict home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Gillmore
Dry Creek
Frank Frederick
Memorial Hall
Hillis Gill
Ellyn McGowan
Jesse Starry
Florence
LeRoy Scott
Florence Scott
Lydia Gilmore
Ethelyn Oakley
Pilgrim High Roaders Discuss Japanese People
The Pilgrim high roaders of the Congregational church meet tonight at 6 30 in the parsonage. Miss Wyona Carey leads with Miss Laura Smith assisting. The discussion centers on the Japanese people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyona Carey
Laura Smith
Pilgrim High Roaders
Congregational Church
The Cleansing Bath Instruction Note
After a day of work or strenuous effort, fill a tub with warm water to cover the body and armpits. Relax for 10 minutes, add hot water to maintain temperature, dry with a towel, and lie down for 10 to 20 minutes. If insomnia persists see a doctor.
Foot Bath Remedy for Congestion and Cold Relief
The practice draws blood to the feet to relieve distant organ congestion. In early simple colds it can help if done carefully. Sit on bed edge, soak feet in hot water 20 to 30 minutes, re warm water as needed, then dry and blanket up for 12 hours with ventilation.
Bathing a Child Before Bedtime Advice
The guide recommends a warm bathroom and night clothes ready. Use warm water at waist height, five minutes is enough. Wash, rinse well, dry, then dust with talcum powder. Put the child to bed quietly without romp ing or playing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary H. Baker
Vinton
Carl Hindman
School For the Blind
James
J. Wallace
J. G. S. Club
Arlene Guzzle
Barbara Barkwill
Dolores Clemans
Fern Tilton
Patricia Benedict
Arch
Aes Ily Shoe Store
Te Eee Aa LT
Reporters Club
Roosevelt Hotel
J. J. Doherty
CCC
Elmer Hollingsworth
Paul Huston
R. J. Williams
Carrie Fernow
George Eliot
L. Levasseur
Ora Crowner
Federation of Women’s Clubs
F. J. Cleveland
Colorado
Willis Sheets
Diana Fret Club
James Pringle
W. E. Cooper
C. E. Drummond
Marion “Shakespeare Club
C. B. Vernon
Charles Burns
Josephine Whitacre
Priscilla Guild
F. S. Skinner
Osceola Lodge
Milo Sedlacek
Lions Club
N. Michel
Missionary and Aid Societies
H. B. Lembaugh
O. O. P. Club
Linn Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Legion of Honor of
Marion and Vicinity
Masonic Temple
DeMolay Mothers Auxiliary
OAP
Ruth Culver
Picayune
Hazel Ridge
the Gazette
A. Sampica
G. M. Hibner
Eighth Avenue
Woman’s Progressive Club
Clyde Kearns
Fred McShane
D. B. Storck
Marion Lodge
Marion Township
Mildred Elkin
School of Instruction and Inspection of Malta Chapter
Methodist Church
Excelsior Club
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Wallace
Town State College
L. A. Dunn
Concord
Excelsior
Dr Booth
Mrs. H. O. Young
Martha
Mrs
Francis Shadle
Estherville
Oca Price
Twelfth Street
E. W. Griffiths
Cary Club
J. J. Ives
Irvin Ford
Dry Creek Club
Richard Kimball
Lucile Kimball
Chicago
LeRoy Benedict
Edwin Beadle
Marion Townsend
Public Library
Bath
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Dial
Third Street
the Children’s. Bath
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