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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1936

Page

5

Des Moines Guests Feted by Local Hosts

Two Des Moines women, Mrs. Harry Peverill and Mrs. A. J. Danziger, arrive to stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fortune. Local residents host a luncheon, buffet supper, and breakfast in their honor, with events at several addresses including 2423 Bever avenue SE and 2117 Washington avenue SE.

Des Moines J. H. Fortune Bever Avenue Harry Peverill A. J. Danziger G. H. Cornwell Garden Drive R. I. Horton Washington Avenue SE Peveral Danziger Edwin C. Nelson E. Harold Skinner Nelson

Mrs Chandler and Mrs Jackson Visit Sister in Toulon Illinois

Mrs C Ray Chandler and Mrs Lester T Jackson visit their sister Mrs W W Wright in Toulon Hl. Chandler will stay until Sunday and Jackson is expected to return Wednesday or Thursday.

C. Ray Chandler Twenty-first Street Lester T. Jackson Linden Drive W. W. Wright Toulon Chandler Jackson

Mrs. Torgeson and Gertrude Visit Deneckes in City

Mrs. A C Torgeson and her daughter Gertrude of Kimball Nebraska are visiting for several weeks with Mrs. Torgeson's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Denecke at 1744 Second Avenue SE.

A. C. Torgeson Gertrude Kimball, Neb

Erskines Return From New Orleans Trip

Dr and Mrs A W Erskine return from New Orleans after several weeks away. Miss Margaret Pratt of Knollwood Drive SE accompanied them and returned a week earlier.

A. W. Erskine Second Avenue New Orleans Margaret Pratt Knollwood Drive

Hoovers Entertain Bridge Club at Commonwealth Tea Room

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hoover of 1700 Eighth Avenue SE will entertain a bridge club at the Commonwealth tea room on Wednesday. The party will move to the Hoover home for further bridge.

E. C. Hoover Eighth Avenue SE Commonwealth Tea Room Hoover Home

Mrs Byron McKeeley Hosts Tri Delta Bridge Club

Mrs Byron McKeeley of 1955 Park Avenue SE entertained members of the Tri Delta bridge club at her home on Wednesday.

Byron McKeeley Park Avenue SE Tri Delta Bridge Club

Surprise Birthday Dinner Honors Flora Scheneberger and Roy Hauser

Mrs Flora Scheneberger and Roy Hauser were honored at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Hauser at 820 Tenth Street NW. Guests included the Stoeckers of Newhall with sons Russell and Floyd, the Koser family of Belle Plaine, the William Hauser family of Vinton, Nan Cornelious, Henry Malek, Roy Hauser Jr and Janet Hauser, all from Cedar Rapids.

Flora Scheneberger Roy Hauser Hauser Tenth Street Louis Stoecker Newhall Russell Floyd Preston Koser Belle Plaine Merle Ruth William Hauser Vinton Nan Cornelious Henry Malek Roy Hauser, Jr Janet Hauser Cedar Rapids

Junior T O B Club Backward Party Report

The Junior T O B club held a backward party Monday evening at Mrs. R W Day's home 711 Second Avenue SW. The event opened with refreshments and games and ended with a business session. The next meeting will be at Miss Vivian Hollingsworth's home 120 Fourteenth Street NE.

R. W. Day Second Avenue Vivian Hollingsworth Fourteenth Street

Hoskin Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs A R Hoskin of Cedar Rapids mark fifty years of marriage with a noon family dinner at their home 1712 Grande Avenue SE. The couple wed in Cantril Van Buren County and have lived in Cedar Rapids twenty years. their daughters and relatives attended from Cedar Rapids Extra Iowa City Anamosa and Cantril.

A. R. Hoskin Grande Avenue SE Alice B. Salter Cedar Rapids Extra Robert Muench Iowa City Hoskin Castilla Roberts Cantril van Buren County Thomas Lester Anamosa Leslie Hoskin Patricia

Mrs Brownlee Hosts A A U W Meeting At Home

Mrs H J Brownlee of 2323 Upland Drive SE will host the local A A U W branch Wednesday at 8 p.m. Coe College's Dean Geiger will discuss inequalities in public education. The board meets at 7:30 p.m. with a host of committee members assisting.

H. J. Brownlee Upland Drive Dean C. Harve Geiger Coe College Brownlee George Kosek Arthur L. Augustine Boyd Rogers Karl Stiles Jennie Post Margaret Pratt Lavinia Steele Ethel Ryan Jenna Strahan Cornelia Anderson

Ida Mansfield Circle Hosts Luncheon Meeting

Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters was entertained at luncheon Tuesday by Mrs. S. E. Coquillette with assist from Mrs. D. M. Hall and Mrs. O. H. Mendenhall. Nineteen members and a guest, Mrs. J. M. Carl, attended as vice president W. Paul Engel led the business session and Mrs. Ben H. Peterson delivered devotions. A rummage sale was planned for April 24 with the next meeting led by Mrs. G. H. Tellier.

S. E. Coquillette Ida Mansfield King’s Daughters D. M. Hall O. H. Mendenhall J. M. Carl W. Paul Engel Ben H. Peterson G. H. Tellier

Four Will Receive Highest Camp Fire Rank At Ceremonial

Four local girls will receive Camp Fire torchbearer rank at the Grand Council Fire this Saturday at 7 30 in the Memorial building. Elaine Graham Lois Harris Jane Rall and Lucy Siver win top honors in music nature handcraft social leadership and business respectively. Seventeen firemakers and fifty three woodgatherers will also be honored along with numerous other awards and national memberships. Camp Fire executives and guardians from eastern Iowa will attend the event with tickets issued by participating girls.

Grand Council Memorial Building Elaine Graham Loren Hiner Sixteenth Street Lois Harris Merle Harris C Avenue Jane Rall J. F. Rall Seventeenth Street Lucy Siver E. J. Siver L. D. Dennis Floyd Knapp Muriel MacIntosh Guardians’ Association Noel Newell J. A. Wessler J. H. Woodside F. C. Waples Yessler Woodside Waples Ariana Burr Charles Penningroth Iowa

Soukup Weds Chicago Girl in Maplewood Baptist Ceremony

Leo Soukup and Miss Roberta Dorland were married at 11 a.m. Saturday in Chicago at the Maplewood Baptist Church. Loretta Fleischman served as maid of honor, with Helen Soukup and Josephine Selemon as bridesmaids. The couple will reside at 358% Sixteenth Street SE, as Soukup works for Collins Radio. Local guests included Wesley Soukup and Milo, W. T. Saxon, Fred Whitney, and Orville S. Dorland relatives.

Roberta Dorland Merle L. Dorland Chicago Leo Soukup Wesley Soukup Cedar Rapids Maplewood Baptist Church Loretta Fleischman Helen Soukup Josephine Selemon Gordon Jacket James Ca Milo W. T. Saxon Fred Whitney Orville S. Dorland

L. F. Prior Honored by Wilson Co Officials

L F Prior plant superintendent of Wilson and Company was honored at a Montrose hotel banquet by the company division superintendents foremen and department heads. He will take a year’s leave and plans a long U S tour including Hawaii with Mrs Prior. Harry A Palmer general manager presided and presented a gift on behalf of employees.

L. F. Prior Wilson and Company Montrose Hotel Prior United States Hawaii Harry A. Palmer

Four Master-Craftsmen of Painting Topic Delphian Meeting

Mrs. W. E. Curtis will lead Delta Delphian's Thursday morning session at the YWCA. The study topic titled Four Master-Craftsmen of Painting will guide the gathering.

W. E. Curtis Delta Delphian

P. T. A. Meetings Kenwood Study Group

Mrs. L. P. Mills hosts Kenwood adolescent study group Thursday at 2 15 p.m. at 141 Thirty third Street SE. The study topic is Learning the Use of Money.

L. P. Mills Thirtythird Street Kenwood

Tyler P T A Study Group Meeting

The Tyler P T A study group meets Thursday at 2 p m at the school. The topic is New Light on Old Problems. Miss Isabelle Scroggie, nutrition adviser at the Community house, will discuss Children's Diet.

Tyler P. T. A Isabelle Scroggie

Cedar Chapter 184 Dinner Honors Mrs Hoglan Eastern Star Leader

About 400 Eastern Star members attended a dinner and dance at the Masonic hall honoring Mrs Marguerite Hoglan of Center Point. She directed a school of instruction in the morning and was presented with red roses at the post dinner wheel ceremony.

Marguerite Hoglan Center Point Masonic Hall Maude Keyser Edna Duncan Paul N. Clark Ida Manchester Bess Manilaw Adah Thompson

Westminster Class Holds Annual Dinner and Officers Installed

Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday school Happy Homemakers class held its annual dinner in the church basement. About sixty attended as retiring officers were toasted. Officers and speakers included D I Roland W P Enright Clifford Omundson Rev J Renwick McCullough Earl Delzell and Howard Martin. Musical numbers featured Mrs T H De Wees E W Brownbridge George Moran Jr and a quartet.

Happy Homemakers Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday School D. I. Roland W. P. Enright Clifford R. Omundson J. Renwick McCullough Earl B. Delzell B. W. Robinson R. F. Dresher P. E. Conard Howard Martin T. H. de Wees E. W. Brownbridge George Moran, Jr Brownbridge Mr. Omundson Edward Eaton Arthur Troyak Mr. Moran Alvin Keiser

Immaculate Conception Juniors Present Peg O My Heart

The I C Juniors stage Peg O My Heart by J Hartley Manners Friday at 8 15 p m in the school auditorium. Mrs H A Schimberg directs. set in England with Peg the lovable Irish lead. Cast includes Margaret Jameson as Peg and Don Condon, Catherine Robinson, Richard Prohaska, Robert Reesink, Alaric Chichester, Lee Dvorak, Margaret Neary, Dorothy Morehead, Ethel Chichester and Benjamin Jump Jarvis in supporting roles.

Immaculate Conception School Peg O J. Hartley Manners H. A. Schimberg England Peg Margaret Jameson Don Condon Mr. Hawkes Catherine Robinson Robert Reesink Alaric Chichester Lee Dvorak Mr. Brent Margaret Neary Bennett Dorothy Morehead Ethel Chichester Benjamin Jump Jarvis

Y W League Speaker Urges Peace Talks

Dwight Krumboltz spoke on The Will to Peace at a meeting of the Business Girls league of the Y W C A in the association building Tuesday evening. He warned that another world war could end Christian civilization and noted Cedar Rapids joins a national banquet.

Dwight Krumboltz Business Girls’ League of Association Krumboltz Harriette Struve Cedar Rapids Frances McFall Margaret Simmonds

Maltese Cross Circle Lunch Benefit at Mrs Earhart Home

The Maltese Cross circle of the King's Daughters will hold a paid luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. at 402 A avenue NW, hosted by Mrs. Charles E. Earhart. Assisting hostess is Mrs. F. P. Siechert. A white elephant sale is planned and members should bring quilt pieces and sewing equipment.

Maltese Cross Circle King’s Daughters Charles E. Earhart A Avenue NW F. P. Siechert

Louise Leibert Circle Meets at Mrs Benninghoff Home

Mrs Howard Benninghoff hosted the Louise Leibert Circle of the King's Daughters with assistance from Mrs Kenneth Cornell on Tuesday. The next meeting is planned for the home of Mrs Walter Miller.

Howard Benninghoff Kenneth Cornell Louise Leibert King’s Daughters Walter Miller

Daughters of Isabella Meet to Hear Fr Steiert

The Rev. F V Steiert of Immaculate Conception parish will address a study club of Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella at 8 p m in the Montrose hotel.

F. V. Steiert Immaculate Conception Parish Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle Daughters of Isabella, Oo Montrose Otel

Enjoy the Wild Flowers and How to Transplant Them

The violet Spring flower notes cover two violet types and tips for transplanting wild flowers. It describes lifting with damp soil, cutting with a ditching spade, packaging, replanting promptly, and shading, plus seed recovery and buying seed if needed. It lists rock garden wildflowers and promotes a Home Institute booklet with ordering coupon.

Home Institute

General Dodge Circle Honors Mrs Hollom at Birthday Luncheon

Mrs Nora Hollom of 602 Ninth Street SE the sole living charter member of General Grenville Dodge circle No 88 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic was honored at a birthday luncheon. Gifts and flowers were presented and several transfers and visitors from nearby circles attended the event.

Nora Hollom Ninth Street SE Grenville Dodge Grand Army of the Republic Hollom Belle Carson Lanah Lawler Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Kit Allen North English Dodge Circle Fannie B. Small Iowa Department of the Ladies of the Clara H. Thompson John Henry Smith Camanche Nina Bunger William Shields George Hollom Ed Bunger Frank Smith Cedar Rapids Sadie Weaver Maxwell William Pentz Eugene Allen Harry Goodhue

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Art Department Meeting

About twelve members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Art Department met Tuesday at the club house for luncheon and a program. Rev. W. A. Wolgemuth spoke on Art in the Art of Living. Mrs. A. B. Van Dyke discussed gallery display times. Hostesses included Mrs. Alletta Shadle, Mrs. C. E. Briggs, Mrs. Ida Elliott, and Miss Ruth Rydberg. The department picture was taken.

Art Cedar Rapids

Delta Theta Chi Members Entertained by Mrs Scott McIntyre

Mrs Scott McIntyre social patroness of Delta Theta Chi entertained sorority members at her home 359 Park Terrace SE Tuesday evening. After the business session she shared highlights of a recent Mexico trip with slides and pictures. Refreshments were served.

Scott McIntyre Delta Theta Chi Park Terrace SE

Daughters of Penelope Meet With Tri Cities Guests

The Daughters of Penelope will convene Thursday at 7 30 p m at Moose Hall with Tri Cities members as guests. Refreshments will follow the meeting.

Daughters of Penelope Moose Hall Tri Cities

Cameron Guests Leave After Six Week Visit

Mrs. Jerry Newcomb of Chicago and her daughter Betty Jane return to Chicago after a six and a half week stay with Mrs. Newcomb's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cameron at 1328 D Avenue NE.

Jerry Newcomb Chicago Betty Jane

I H N Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon

Mrs. Harry Hamer will entertain I H N Circle of the King's Daughters at a dessert luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. Miss Alda McElvania will assist the hostess at 224 Fourth Street Drive SE.

Harry Hamer Twenty-fourth Street Drive I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters Alda McElvania

Hoyman Family Plans Weekend Visit in Ames

Mrs. William Hoyman of Ames and her daughter Ruth Eleanor visit Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hoyman at 1840 Seventh Avenue SE. They plan to stay through the weekend.

William Hoyman Ames Ruth Eleanor Mr. Hoyman E. B. Hoyman Seventh Avenue SE

Monona High Names Cast for One Act Without First Aid

The Monona High School selects Leo Berns Helen Trappe Betty Briar Loren Johnson and Mary Sanger for the cast of the one act play Without First Aid. Production date to be announced later.

Monona Leo Berns Helen Trappe Betty Briar Loren Johnson Mary Sanger

Speakers Named For Meeting Of Taxpayers League In Johnson County

Louis D. Dennis Cedar Rapids attorney will speak at the Johnson County Taxpayers league meeting at the Iowa City courthouse Saturday at 1 30 p m The event aims to discuss widening and beautifying highway 161 from Cedar Rapids to Iowa City a project objected to by farmers who say funds should go to farm to market roads Dennis will cover legal aspects of the road project James E Bowersox league president will open the program Frank J Krall Johnson county supervisor will discuss how to use road funds A general discussion will follow and J J Murphy will close with a talk on production costs and farm taxes

Louis D. Dennis Cedar Rapids Johnson County Taxpayers League Iowa City Dennis James E. Bowersox League Frank J. Krall Johnson County Board of Supervisors Mr. Krall J. J. Murphy

Keswick Mayor W A Reasoner Dies After Illness

Keswick reports the death of mayor W A Reasoner at his home Sunday evening after a 30 hour illness. He accompanied Mrs Reasoner to a Sigourney doctor Saturday morning then suffered a stroke on the street and a second stroke at home in the afternoon. He was born on a farm near Keswick to Noah and Delilah Reasoner.

Keswick W. A. Reasoner

Keswick Man Mourned in Local Obituary

A Keswick resident who lived northwest of town since 1866 and celebrated his golden wedding with Cora Grush last month died recently. Survived by widow, a daughter Mrs Orlando Edmundson of Keswick, sons Walter W of Oskaloosa and Chester of Des Moines, and ten grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist Protestant church in Keswick with Rev W Y Cole officiating. Burial followed at Sorden cemetery.

Keswick Cora Grush Orlando Edmundson Walter W Oskaloosa Chester Des Moines Methodist Protestant W. Y. Cole Sorden Cemetery

Marriage of Florence Erhardt and John Ashbacher

Miss Florence Erhardt of Clermont and John Ashbacher son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ashbacher of French Creek township wed at Rev W B Johnsons home on Wednesday. Attendants were Miss Anna Erhardt and Jerry Ashbacher. They will establish their home in Cresco.

Waukon Florence Erhardt Clermont John Ashbacher Lewis Ashbacher French Creek Township W. B. Johnson Anna Erhardt Jerry Ashbacher Cresco

Judge Fines Himself After Gavel Shatters in Court

In Bentonville Arkansas Circuit Judge John S Combs and attorney John Nance clashed over a civil suit. The judge’s gavel flew from his hand and shattered. He fined the attorney and himself five dollars each for contempt of court.

Bentonville, Ark John S. Combs John Nance

Also Mentioned on This Page

Erskines Hoovers T. O. B. Club Mrs. Brownlee A.A.U.W Armstrong L. F Wilson CO P. T. A. Meetings Tyler Cedar Chapter Hoglan Westminster I. C. Juniors Y. W. League Isabella Fitch Richards General Dodge Circle Mrs. Hollom Woman’s Club Art Department Gazette Home Institute W. 19Th New York, N. Y Penelope Cameron I. H. N. Circle Mrs. Hoyman Taxpayers League Johnson County Jos. Toman Florist Tel 3Rd Ave. SE Mary Rasmussen Dorothy Gray Fifth Avenue Newmans Newman’s
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