Jean Stumbles in Glamour Pose and Miss Manners Advice
A fragment from a society column contrasts Jean’s self styled glamorous act with her natural charm. It quotes Dear Miss Manners advising against forced vanity and suggests widening social circles to maintain friendships. The piece also notes local social items: the Klatter club gathering, a Girl Reserves farewell for Miss Catherine Baylor, and Maxine Meythaler as sponsor with guests Miss Ruby Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Harold Brooks
Klatter
E. E. Smith
Catherine Baylor
Maxine Meythaler
Ruby Johnson
Dear Miss Manners Readers Letter on Youth Relationships
A 17 year old writes about dating since 14 and finds boys egotistical, planning to laugh at them for fun. The columnist suggests she may overrate her cruelty yet hints she could be seen as nice by her boyfriends and asks for another letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
M. J
Baers
St Patrick Day Parties and Social Gatherings Noted
Brandon hosts O D O club with eight members and three guests including Mrs. F J Albert and B F Nabholz. Sunshine club meets with twenty attendees and two guests. Farewell party for Miss Cath erine Baylor held at Methodist church with several attendees. Freshman class hosts St Patrick party at Jean Demaree home. A telegram concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Nabholz
O. D. O. Club
F. J. Albert
Brandon
B. F. Nabholz
Frank Bures
Margaret Murphy
Albert Gates
Frank Briggs
Sunshine Club
Jennie Nabh
St. Patrick
Jean Demaree
Belle Plaine Clubwomen Elect Leaders At Meeting
Belle Plaine society notes report multiple club events with elections and hostesses. Mrs R R Shirk was elected president and Mrs Harold Driscoll secretary treasurer at the Belle Plaine Country club gathering.
Bridge Club Honors And Local Social Events In Oxford Junction
Oxford Junction hosts include Mrs. John Bieber entertaining the bridge club with prizes for first to third. the American Legion auxiliary card party with a door prize. bridge winners R. E. Hill and Mrs. R. E. Hill. five hundred and pitch prizes won by locals. community club meeting led by Mrs. G. H. Cress. and a double wedding dance at the Z C B J hall for two couples, Glen Bright and Raymond Mizaur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bieber
Bridge Club
John Stuhr
George Shimerda
Thomas Hanwardson
American Legion Auxiliary
A. E. Howes
R. E. Hill
John Kleineck
Leon Huffman
Eileen Kotilinek
Oxford Junction Community Club
G. H. Cress
Z.C.B.J. Hall
Glen Bright
Raymond Mizaur
Williamsburg civic clubs hold meetings and elect officers
Williamsburg groups from the Pilgrim Fellowship to Federated Women meet for studies and social events. Elated by a well attended junior club formation, elections include Flavia Leech as president and Dorothy Driscoll as vice president. A Sinn home farewell party ends with bridge prizes for Mrs Creswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Fellowship
Congregational Church
Gertrude Kasak
M. F. Miller
Argonauts of Faith
Clarice Jones
Williamsburg
Federated Women
E. M. McGrew
Flavia Leech
Dorothy Driscoll
Olga Ahrens
Melba O’donell
Margaret Jones
Margaret Quinn
Eleanor Heitshusen
Bernice Hughes
Mary Hanson
Patsy Wells
Gladys Perkins
Dorcas Manor
Geraldine Collins
E. E. Worth
New Century Club
Anna Powell Jones
Congregational Ladies Aid
Will Sears
Clark Jones
Alfred James
Ross Strike
Missionary Society
James Oliver
George Gallaher
F. W. Tomasek
Fred Jones
Bess Pugh
R. E. Jones
Robert Harris
D. M. Jones
J. Henry Hughes
C. C. Cook
Paul Frazier
Ellen Roberts
Towin
North Wales
Teresa Humphrey
Harold Claypool
Dave M. Jones
Alfred Klever
Earl O. Jones
Sam D. Blythe
O. L. Creswell
Evelyn Thomas
Jules
Ella Jones
Numerous community groups host meetings and socials in Anamosa
The Anamosa scene featured the D A R and Woman's Relief corps at the Legion hall with pupil performances by Mrs Ruth Stanaway's pupils and a paper by Mae Wright. Various clubs held events including tea servers, bridge luncheons, card parties, and hostess duties across local churches and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Shaw
Woman's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Ruth Stanaway
Mae Wright
J. D. Paul
Clayton Hartman
S. G. Hutton
Park Chamberlain
Marion Bowles
Larl R. Pulver
Lottie Peet
Nellie V. Morey
Rosa Morey
Irma Bunce
Alice Reed
Nellavere Bunce
Lara Hanna
Lela Read
Rena Otten
Lawrence Bailey
Maquoketa
Women’s Club
The
Methodist Church
Harry Green
A. W. Hopkins
Nettie Chadwick
T. A. Loder
Ireland
Kline
Eleanor Cole
Miss Olson
Donald Wendel
Smykil Boys
D. W. Strawman
Concord Round Table
F. W. Henke
American Legion Auxiliary
Cecil Wilson
R. E. Ballard
Summer Garlands Pattern No 4 Festoon Assembly
Instructions detailing the layout and tracing of sections D through F for a fabric festoon, including color suggestions for flowers 1 to 10, leaf shading in pastel green, and ribbon in French blue. Steps cover tracing with carbon paper, transferring outlines, pinning pieces, and applique with fine slip stitch. Copyright 1936.
Local players honored for skill in games
Dale Dorgeloh plans a move to Pella. Mrs Ernest Corwin Virgil Miller and others were rewarded for skill in the games. Thirty five people attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Dorgeloh
Pella
Ernest Corwin
Virgil Miller
Fogel
Roddem
Alfred Snyder
Gene Atkinson
Frank Merrill
Local Ladies Aid Meetings Reported in Bethel Area
South Bethel Ladies Aid met with Mrs. T. M. Smith and Mrs. Homer Smith on Thursday. Mrs. F. E. Nebergall led the business session. The Women’s Country Club of Trinity Reformed Church and families gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wildisin’s home on Friday. The Volunteer class of Sugar Creek Church was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitmer Friday. Mrs. Otis Moore was mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
T. M. Smith
Homer Smith
F. E. Nebergall
Woman's Country Club
Trinity Reformed Church
Charles Wildisin
Sugar Creek
Charles Whitmer
Otis Moore
Community notes from Monday events and celebrations
A trip to Chicago for a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting is noted. A supper and shower at South Bethel church honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Clare Nebergall. A progressive rock party at Orren Kiser residence awarded prizes to Mr and Mrs Fay Wagner and Ralph Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Norwegian Ladies Aid and Presbyterian Ladies Aid meetings notes
Conroy The Norwegian Ladies Aid met with Mrs Hjalmer Helges on Tuesday. Mrs Henry Plagmann entertained the Presbyterian Ladies Aid on Wednesday. Clara Smith hosted the Hilo bridge club Friday. Prizes were won by Mrs A Daenzer and Mrs Paul Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Ladies Aid
Hjalmer Helges
Henry Plagmann
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Clara Smith
Hilo
Kiwanian Sea Scout Crew Wins Regional First Class Rating
The Cedar Rapids Kiwanian Sea Scout ship No. 90 led by Skipper H N Wies earns first class in Region No 8 ranking of 36 ships including Iowa and Missouri. Polaris of St Louis is flagship with Kansan Topeka leading the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Kiwanian
Kiwanis Club
H. N. Wies
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
Sea Scout
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Polaris
St. Louis
Aksarben
Omaha
SSS Kansan
Topeka
Kan
Montrose Hotel
Victor Hahn
Sea Scouting
Advisory Board Formed For WPA Guide Project In Cedar Rapids
Twenty four Cedar Rapids civic leaders have been invited to join the local advisory board for the American Guide WPA project. Claire Mills says recommendations were sent to Jay duVon in Des Moines. The board will advise on material for the national encyclopedic guide to America to aid travelers, business people and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Claire Mills
Jay duVon
Des Moines
America
Mills
Joseph Olisevsky
George Laird
W. R. Boyd
S. R. Hawkins
John M. Grimm
A. C. Deamer
Jay G. Sigmund
Charles A. Laurance
Royal H. Holbrook
George
Odd Fellows Bazaar Planned In Maine Lodge Hall
The Maine lodge of the Odd Fellows will conduct a penny bazaar Wednesday evening in Maine lodge hall at 838 First Avenue East. Proceeds benefit the Maine degree team and include games and a vaudeville act with refreshments served by Women of the Star of Maine Rebekah lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Maine Lodge
First Avenue
Maine
The
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth Olds at Little Gallery in Prints and Watercolors
An exhibit by Elizabeth Olds opens this afternoon at the Little Gallery. The Omaha native now in New York displays lithographs and paintings focused on human labor suffering and social commentary, linking a tradition from Rembrandt to Goya Hogarth and Dickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Olds
Little Gallery
Miss Olds
Omaha
Iowa
New York City
Rembrandt
Goya
Hogarth
Daumier
van Gogh
Hugo
Dickens
Touhy’s Daughter Testifies Father Was At Home Nightly
In federal court Eleanor Touhy, 21, daughter of Tommy Touhy, testified her father was home at Oak Park Illinois Chicago suburb the nights of January and February 1933 when prosecutors say he aided seven others in a $78000 government mail robbery Jan 3 1933. She described his right hand nearly useless and right foot dragging, noting the family helped him with meals. Dr Julius Auerbach testified he treated him in late 1932 for palsy that would have prevented operating a machine gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Eleanor Touhy
Tommy Touhy
Oak Park
Ill
Chicago
Julius Auerbach
Luther Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jean
Mary Manners
E. M
Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine Country Club
R. R. Shirk
Harold Driscoll
R. W. Miller
Challen McCune
George Sweazey
Ray Rogenson
Victor Visquain
Portia Club
W. S. Malcolm
Lincoln Cafe
Daleth Delphian
P. A. Snow
Thomas Ogilvie
Sunnyside Club
Silver Chain Club
M. J. Hanson
Alice Firkins
W. W. Peterson
James Herring
Sorosis Club
Wayne Conrad
Morning Star
George Sweazy
Kill Kare Klub
White Shrine Kensington
B. H. Guinn
St. Patrick’s
Sincere Rebekah Lodge
Earl Ehlen
Chiefs Association
Milo Stok
Seventh Avenue Birthday Club
Harold Hartman
Harry Nebel
Catholic Ladies Aid
A. E. Kalina
Relief Corps
Harry Hamilton
C. W. Burnham
Garden Club
John Meyers
Married People’s Club
Bridge
C. B Sheets
Alsen Club
Oxford Junction
Bartlett Millinery Mart
Second Avenue
Anamosa
Art Kohl
George Doig
Kathryn Rawson
Marvin Levien
Wakontah
Delphian Club
L. L. Doolittle
Emma Stivers
Mary McMurrin
Independent Farm Women’s Club
Mesdames O. T. Ruhe
M. C. Crispin
H. Metcalf
M. Levsen
J. M. Bray
G. C. Schuchman
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Nancy
Paris Academy
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Third Street
South Bethel
Conroy
Sabardine
Jacqueline
FLOOR
Kiwanian Sea Scout
Art News of the Little Gallery
Touhy
DIAL
Zoric
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