Praha Rebekahs honor 25 year members in ceremony
Praha Rebekah lodge honored 25 year members at a Friday ceremony in Sokol all. Recipients included Barbara Ambroz Marie Bohac Joan Bode Emma Cerny Rose Cerny Rose Cervenka Anna Doubrasky Wendl Doubrasky Marie Filip Marie Hrbek John Hrbek Rose Haluza Dr Alois Hasek Lumir Hasek V O Hasek Stella Havelka Lis Havelka Anna Jandera Adolph Jandri Marie Krejci Josephine Letovsky Frances Morgan Eleanor Pichner Anna Palda Catherine Pavlis Marie Pudil J W Pudil Mollie Rutledge Carrie Rypka A J Rypka Kathrine Simon Joe Simon Anna Salda Frances Sindelar Frances Slapnicka Marie Slezak Frank Slezak Helen Striesky Frances Suchomel Lizie Vanek Frank Vanek Anna Vesely Marie Vondracek Dr Rose Wistein. Each received a lodge gift from Joyce Heral. program included welcome address by Martha Kralik, Krejci response, Theta Rho president Mildred Mikulecky, tap dancing, Woodrow Wilson seniors and readings and song. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Erting
Sokol
Barbara ‘Ambroz
Marie Bohac
Joan Bode
Emma Cerny
Rose Cerny
Rose Cervenka
Anna Doubrasky
Wendl Doubrasky
Marie Filip
Marie Hrbek
John Hrbek
Rose Haluza
Alois Hasek
Lumir Hasek
Er. V. O
Anna Salda
Frances Sindelar
Frances Slapnicka
Marie Slezak
Frank Slezak
Helen Striesky
Frances Suchomel
Lizwie Vanek
Frank Vanek
Anna Vesely
Marie Vondracek
Rose Wistein
Joyce Heral
Martha Kralik
Marie Krejci
Mildred Mikulecky
Theta Rho Girls’ Club
Winifred Murray Martin
Woodrow Wilson Senior High School
Alan Richardson
Alice Spevacek
Marilyn Condon
Camp Fire Girls hold colorful ceremonial in Cedar Rapids
The Camp Fire Girls in Cedar Rapids staged a ceremonial awarding the torchbearer rank and celebrating the silver jubilee. Elaine Graham Jane Ball Lois Harris Lucy Siver received ranks. Mrs. L D Dennis presided. A pageant with seven crafts and songs followed with many local honorees and a grand council fire program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Dennis
Elaine Graham
Jane Ball
Lois Harris
Lucy Siver
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Vinton
M. R. Warren
Lester Scott
Camp Fire Girls
Betty Sheets
Ruth Hayward
Warren
Noel Newell
Guardians’ Association
J. A. Yessler
Clyde Sanborn
Betty Murray
Marian Hepner
Grand Council
A. A. Brooks
George C. Claassen
Joanna Hagey
Russell Knapp
B. L. Knight
Willis Mohn
Wells Peck
Harriet Sargent
Camp Fire Council
Boy Scout Troop No
Hillbrunner Music Company
Cedar Rapids Transfer Company
The
Turner Company
Rabbi Polish Addresses Mayflower DAR on Aliens Policy
Rabbi David Polish of Temple Judah spoke on the status of aliens in the United States at a Mayflower chapter DAR meeting hosted by Mrs. Perry C. Rude at 535 Vernon Drive SE. Brief reports on the state conference in Des Moines were shared by several members. Dessert luncheon hosts included Mrs. Beahl Perrine and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Polish
Temple Judah
United States
Mayflower
Daughters of the American Revolution
Perry C. Rude
Vernon Drive
Des Moines
Everett Phillips
Frank V. Orr
Fred J. Kluss
C. W. Perkins
Ralph Walker
Amnie Franken
Ethel Mahon
Daughters of Martha Elect New Officers at Presbyterian Church
Mrs W L Harrison was reelected teacher of the Daughters of Martha Bible class at Central Park Presbyterian church luncheon held at 1829 B Avenue NE. New officers include Mrs E S Steith assistant teacher Mrs Arthur Baxter president Mrs R M Threlkeld vice president Mrs W O Shelquist secretary and Mrs H C De Witt treasurer. Retiring officers Mrs F B Baldwin president for two years Mrs L W Dunlap Mrs Ethel Height and Mrs De Witt received roses. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Warren Hansen Mrs Ted Wienands Mrs Threlkeld and Mrs O B McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Harrison
Central Park Presbyterian Church
F. G. Murray
B Avenue
E. S. Steith
Arthur Baxter
R. M. Threlkeld
W. O. Shelquist
H. C. de Witt
F. B. Baldwin
L. W. Dunlap
Ethel Height
de Witt
Warren Hansen
Ted Wienands
Threlkeld
O. B. McGuire
T. Z. Cook No 11 Women’s Relief Corps Dinner Program
The regular Grand Army day dinner and program will be held in the Memorial building on Thursday. Members should bring a covered dish and their own dishes and silver. Potatoes meat and buns provided. T. Z. Cook post members and candidate class to be initiated are invited. A business meeting follows at 2 p.m.
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T. Z. Cook No. 11
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Building
T. Z. Cook Post
O E S auxiliary picnic at Mrs Nehls home
The O E S auxiliary to the Home For the Friendless meets Wednesday for a picnic luncheon at Mrs H L Nehls home 125 Twenty sixth street drive SE. Hostesses include Mrs L P Davis chairman assisted by Mrs George H Cockburn Mrs W L Albright Mrs Robert McNabney Mrs Charles Korous Mrs J E Stevens on and Mrs Elizabeth Beilharz. Members to bring dishes silver and a covered dish. There will be a 2 30 p m business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Nehls
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
L. P. Davis
George H. Cockburn
W. L. Albright
Robert McNabney
Charles Korous
J. E. Stevenson
Elizabeth Beilharz
Legion Auxiliary Chorus to Rehearse Tuesday Evening
The American Legion auxiliary chorus plans a rehearsal Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Memorial building. A choral club has been formed with Mrs Helen Kacena Stark as director. Officers for the year are Mrs L V Koch president Mrs J Howard Walsh vice president Mrs Harry Gunderson secretary treasurer and Mrs F C Parrish librarian. Members seeking information to join may call Mrs Koch or Mrs Parrish.
Dancing pupils present program for Friendly Club meeting
Dancing pupils of Miss Edna Dieman will present a half hour program at a Friendly club meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Y W C A A bingo party and folk dancing will conclude the evening Miss Natalie Schoen recreational supervisor will be in charge.
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Edna Dieman
Friendly Club
Natalie Schoen
O L A T Club Lunch Meeting at Dr. Safley Home
Members of the O L A T club will meet Thursday at 1 for lunch at the home of Dr. Agnes Safley 148 Twenty fourth street drive SE. Mrs. Mame Bruch will assist.
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O. L. A. T. Club
Agnes Safley
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Mame Bruch
De Marah announces daughter's engagement to Le Roy Wood
Mr and Mrs Henry R De Marah of 3108 Mount Vernon avenue SE announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to Le Roy Wood son of Mr and Mrs Everett E Wood of Walker The couple will wed April 16 at Immaculate Conception Church Miss DeMarah is a graduate of Immaculate Conception High School Mr Wood attended St Wenceslaus School and works at Colonial Bakery
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Mary Demarah
LE Roy Wood
Henry R. DeMarah
Mount Vernon Avenue
Mary Elizabeth
Everett E. Wood
Walker
Atl OU Globde Gaullis Immaculate Conception Church
Miss DeMarah
Immaculate Conception High School
Mr. Wood
St. Wenceslaus School
Colonial Bakery
Eight Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Groups Set Meetings This Week
Cedar Rapids eight groups of the Woman's club plan meetings at the club home History And Literature. Highlights include a word pronunciation class by Mrs Mickel, a Lucy Gayheart review by Mrs Ogden, a picnic lunch with singing and readings, an international relations forum, a current events luncheon with David Lawrence remarks, gym and tap dancing, sewing and Easter lesson, a tea, and a Friday luncheon featuring a Kentucky folk drama with Iowa City members invited to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club
History and Literature
W. E. Mickel
Ben Ogden
Lucy Gayheart
Willa Cather
Iowa City
Burke Sixth Birthday Party Attends Big Celebration
David John Burke son of Mr and Mrs Raymond J Burke 1805 Fourth Avenue SE celebrated his sixth birthday Friday at a party. Guests included Laddie Hicks a George Owen David Morse James Morse Robert Hedberg James Niesz John Ferguson Robert Jones Nicky Stark James Hall Joan Gabriel and Nancy Hobel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David John Burke
Raymond J. Burke
Fourth Avenue SE
Laddie Hicksa
George Owen
David and
James Morse
Robert Hedberg
James Niesz
John Ferguson
Robert Jones
P. T. A. Meeting on Youth Art Appreciation Guidance
The Polk P. T. A. adolescent study group meets Wednesday at 2 15 p m with Mrs. C P Spencer at 420 Nineteenth Street NE. The topic is Guiding Youth in Art Appreciation. This is the year’s last meeting.
Arthur P T A Pot Luck Supper For Mothers And Teachers
The Arthur P T A plans a pot luck supper for mothers and teachers Monday at 6 30 p m in the school building. Coffee rolls and dessert provided attendees bring own dishes silver and covered dish. Mrs Allison C Hines social committee chair leads. Nevin Nichols playground supervisor directs recreation. All district mothers invited.
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Arthur P. T. A
Allison C. Hines
Nevin Nichols
Hayes P T A Community Night at Hayes School
Hayes P T A hosts a public community night Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. admission is small. P T A members perform three playlets Home Night Corn-Fed Babies and Sniffin's Breakfast with singing by Tony Dvorak William Hemmer Rose Paidar and dancing by Dolores Ressa. First and second graders perform Wednesday and third graders Thursday while the baby band and brass group provide music both nights.
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Hayes P. T. A
Tony Dvorak
William Hemmer
Rose Paidar
Dolores Ressa
Libbie Loukota to Wed Ernest Meyn in Easter Wedding
Mr and Mrs Frank Loukota announce the engagement of Libbie Mary Loukota to Ernest E Meyn son of Mr and Mrs Henry G Meyn. The ceremony will be at the bride elects parents home on Easter Sunday. Both graduates of Grant high school. Miss Loukota works at Cedar Rapids Pump and Supply Co and Mr Meyn at Wilson and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Loukota
Sixth Street
Libbie Mary
Ernest E. Meyn
Henry G. Meyn
Miss Loukota
Mr. Meyn
Grant High School
Cedar Rapids Pump and Supply Company
Wilson and Company
Belle Plaine Club Anniversary Party Postponed
The Belle Plaine club anniversary party scheduled for March 31 at Mrs. H. F. Klemme home on 1826 Third Avenue SE has been postponed to April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine Club
H. F. Klemme
Third Avenue SE
Birthday Party Honors Arlene Gundling at Age Ten
Mrs. A. H. Gundling hosted a Saturday afternoon party at her home, 334 Twenty second Street NE, in honor of her daughter Arlene on her tenth birthday. Guests included Robert and Betty Allard, Harold Barnes Jr, Betty Jean Anderson, Marilyn Flow, Elaine Batten, Dolorez Sewell, Helen Dvorak, Billie Sewellen, Marietta Einen, Kenneth Delp, Rosemary Murray, Diane Sewell, Coleen Bedell, Allane West and Jeanette Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gundling
Twenty-second Street
Arlene
Robert
Betty Allard
Harold Barnes, Jr
Betty Jean Anderson
Marilyn Flow
Elaine Batten
Dolorez Sewell
Helen Dvorak
Billie Sewellen
Marietta Einen
Kenneth Delp
Rosemary Murray
Diane Sewell
Coleen Bedell
Allane West
Jeanette Marshall
Eve lyn Mrstik Eleventh Birthday Surprise
Mrs. Louie Mrstik of 1127 Third Street SW hosted a surprise party for daughter Eve lyn on her eleventh birthday Friday evening. Guests included Betty Hansen Darlene Trout Edree John Henrietta Izer Priscilla McNeil Joyce Carlisle Lillian Roch arlie Dorothy Hale and Alberta Mefford.
Mrs Stonebraker Leaves for California Visit
Mrs Charles Stonebraker of Cedar Rapids plans a Sunday morning trip to Hollywood California to visit her son Robert Downing. Her husband Mr Stonebraker will drive to California later.
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Charles Stonebraker
Cedar Rapids
Hollywood
Calif
Robert Downing
Stonebraker
California
Nursery Auxiliary Picnic at Mrs Hanzlik Home
The nursery auxiliary to the Home For the Friendless holds a picnic luncheon at Mrs Mary Hanzlik's home 394 Twenty fifth Street SE Thursday at 1 p.m. Members should bring usual picnic supplies.
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Mary Hanzlik
Twentyfifth Street
Social Club Dinners and Bridge Gatherings Highlight Belle Plaine Week
Belle Plaine residents hosted multiple social events. Mrs Wallace Kitheart celebrated Mr Kitheart's sixty ninth birthday with forty relatives and friends. the Nona Cara club and the Linger Longer club held bridge gatherings. church women held a monthly coffee. the Richardson Art club and more hosted: Nadine Benner's birthday celebration. Gaynelle Shields engaged to Leo Heller. several bridge and social evenings noted at private homes.
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Wallace Kitheart
E. K. Clear
Richardson Art Club
R. of R. T
Carl Benner
Nadine
Walter Shields
Gaynelle
Leo F. Heller
Guy Heller
Ladora
E. L. Morek
Bridge
Fortnightly Club Nears Meeting with Local Hosts
North English notes show the Fortnightly club meeting set for Thursday with Mrs. Milo Stover and program guests including Mrs. Jack Lavelle Mrs. Merle Smith and Mrs. Isabelle Gibbons. Bridge club host Tuesday evening featured Mrs. John V. Thomas with guests Mrs. Omer Smith C R Off and Mrs. Roy Evans. High scores and prizes went to Mrs. F C Allen and Mrs. C R Off with traveling prize awarded to Mrs. Jack Lavelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Stover
Jack Lavelle
Merle Smith
Isabelle Gibbons
John V. Thomas
Bridge Club
Omer Smith
C. R. Off
Roy Evans
F. C. Allen
Jim Lindsay Low
Omer Smith Low
Engagement of Eleanor Ferris to Sigfred Anderson
Mr and Mrs Charles E Ferris announce the engagement of Eleanor Maria Ferris to Sigfred Anderson. The wedding is planned for April 26 at St Paul's Methodist church. Both are Grant high school graduates with Ferris employed by Ford Hopkins and Anderson with Turner company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Ferris
Second Avenue SE
Eleanor Maria
Sigfred Andersen
Andersen
O. BE. Andersen
Eighth Avenue SW
St. Paul’s
Marriage of Meta Bahnsen Siler Observed By Community
Mrs Meta Bahnsen Siler wed March 7 and was honored at a post nuptial shower held Saturday in the Siler home hosted by Mrs Fred Buchholtz Mrs Alfred Bahnsen and Mrs Henry Siler Forty relatives and friends attended with out of town guests Mildred Siler Cedar Rapids Mrs Lee Hansen and Mrs Leonard McKinstrey Onslow and Miss Marjorie Hayden Oxford Junction In other notices clubs and societies held meetings or gatherings including Progressive club Lutheran Aid Dorcas class C T T club Pollyanna circle M E Aid division two Camp Fire group and related hosting families.
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Meta Bahnsen Siler
Fred Buchholtz
Alfred Bahnsen
Henry Siler
Siler
Mildred Siler
Cedar Rapids
Lee Hansen
Leonard McKinstrey
Onslow
Marjorie Hayden
Oxford Junction
Progressive Club
Lena
Lena Shimerda
Pollyanna Circle
Orval Buckingham
M. E. Miller
M. E. Aid Society
June Thomsen
August Thom~sen
Anamosa Honors At Silver Wedding For Mr. And Mrs. Kohl
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kohl on their silver wedding anniversary. Local clubs and individuals hosted and attended multiple social events including bridge parties and a piano recital. Officers and citizens, including Mayor John Goodman and others, spoke at a public program after a Legion auxiliary dinner.
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Lowell Kohl
Pythian Sisters
J. A. Conaway
Cedar Rapids
R. D. McIntyre
R. L. McMickle
W. E. Foley
Charles Metcalf
Jack McCullough
G. R. Wilkinson
Mrs Carson Celebrates Eightieth Birthday At Aid Society
Center Junction Mrs O O Watson hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid Thursday. Mrs E L Tomlinson presided. The Rev Mr Williams presented a book to Mrs John Carson who marked her eightieth birthday. Guests included Mrs Will Serbousek of Moline Ill Mrs W Cox and Mrs Peter Prahm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Watson
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
E. L. Tomlinson
Mr. Williams
John Carson
Will Serbousek
Moline
Ill
W. Cox
Peter Prahm
Mrs Hutton Hosts Woman's Missionary Society Meeting
Onslow Mrs. S. G. Hutton welcomed members as hostess to the Woman's Missionary Society gathering on Wednesday. Mrs. F. L. Provan presided and Mrs. Howard Willison conducted the lesson.
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S. G. Hutton
Woman’s Missionary Society
F. L. Provan
Howard Willison
Royal Neighbors Club Meeting and Juvenile Practice
Royal Neighbors Valley Camp 2136 R N A will meet Friday at 6 30 for supper. Members and families are invited bring a covered dish and utensils. Coffee will be furnished. Cards and banco to follow with prizes. Juveniles meet at 4 30 for practice for the convention. Dancing afterward for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Valley Camp
Chicago and North Western Women to Meet in Cedar Rapids
The women of the Chicago and North Western Railway system in Cedar Rapids will gather at the YWCA Thursday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon and business session. All C and N W women are invited to attend.
Suburban Co-Workers Meet at Mrs Barta’s Home
Suburban Co-Workers will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elsie Barta on Third Avenue Road SW. Assistant hosts will be Mrs. Edith Newport and Mrs. Anna Hillmer.
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Elsie Barta
Third Avenue Road
Edith Newport
Anna Hillmer
Typographical Auxiliary Luncheon in Tea Room
The Typographical Union Auxiliary plans a luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Koffron's Tea Room located at 224 Twenty second Street NE. Hostesses are Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs. Jay Walterick. Reservations can be made by calling 6076 or 2 8864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union Auxiliary
Koffron
Twenty-second Street
Charles Wright
Jay Walterick
Linn Encampment Meeting at Maine Lodge Hall
Linn Encampment No. 49 I O F will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Maine Lodge Hall 838 First Avenue East. An entertainment will follow the business for members and their families.
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Linn
Linn Encampment
O. F
Maine Lodge
First Avenue
R I Women’s Club Meeting Set at Montrose Hotel
The Rock Island Women’s Club will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the Montrose hotel to conduct its regular session and discuss club affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I
Rock Island Women’s Club
Montrose Hotel
Home Rebekah Lodge No 79 Meeting Notice
Home Rebekah lodge No 79 will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in I O O F hall. There will be initiation and all officers and degree staff members are asked to wear white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Fire Fighters Auxiliary Meeting Set at Flem ing Tea Room
The Ladies Auxiliary to Fire Fighters Local No. 11 will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Flem ing tea room. A social hour will follow the business meeting. Hosts will be Mrs T W O'Brien, Mrs Joe Regan, Mrs Wayne Sttna and Mrs J B Sedla cek.
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Fleming Tea Room
T. W. O’brien
Joe Regan
Wayne St Tna
J. B. Sedlacek
Travelers' Auxiliary Meeting Notice
Ladies auxiliary No. 36 of the United Commercial Travelers No. 161 will meet Saturday at 2 30 at K P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Auxiliary
Ladies
The
United Commercial Travelers, No
K. P. Hall
Standard Life Association Meeting Notice
Standard Life association No. 172 will meet Thursday evening in Moose hall. Pinochle and 500 will be played after the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Life Association
Moose Hall
Winter Temple Meeting Notice of Pythian Sisters
Winter Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. in the usual hall with officers and members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
Alcazar Zuanna Plans Friday Moose Hall Session
The regular session of Alcazar Zuanna is set for Friday evening at Moose Hall. A card party for members and friends will follow the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Degree of Honor Meeting Notice
Carrie Morcombe lodge No. 2 Degree of Honor will meet Wednesday at 2 30 in K P hall for a local lodge gathering and voting on matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Morcombe
K. P. Hall
Cedar Rapids Bird Club Meeting at Coe College
The Cedar Rapids Bird Club will meet at Coe College science hall Monday at 7 30 p m Miss Myra Willis will discuss bird migrations and Miss Lillian Serbousek will speak on sandpipers
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Bird Club
Cedar Rapids
Coe College Science Hall
Myra Willis
Lillian Serbousek
T P A Auxiliary Meeting At Elks Club
The auxiliary to the T P A will meet Friday at 1 for lunch then a business meeting and a card party will follow at the Elks club rooms. Mrs. E F Borschel is chairman assisted by Mrs. J M Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
E. F. Borschel
J. M. Long
Bluff View Aid Luncheon At Mrs Williams Home
Bluff View Aid members and friends will be entertained at a Wednesday luncheon at 1 at the home of Mrs. George Williams on Eighteenth avenue southwest. Mrs Adelbert Williams will assist. Members are asked to bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid
George Williams
Eighteenth Avenue
Adelbert Williams
Social Aiders Host Pinechle and 500 Card Party
The Social Aiders announce a pinechle and 500 card party in Case Hall on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Residents are invited to attend for an afternoon of games and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Hall
Aldebaran Court meeting set at Odd Fellows hall
Aldebaran court No 12 of the Ben Hur Life association will meet Thursday at 8 p m in Odd Fellows hall at 109 percent Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldebaran Court
Ben Hur Life Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue
Switchmen's Auxiliary to Hold Moose Hall Meeting
The Women’s auxiliary to the switchmen’s union will meet Wednesday evening at Moose hall. A picnic supper will be served at 6 p.m. Members are asked to take a covered dish and sandwiches. Initiation will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switchmen’s Auxiliary
Switchmen’s Union
Moose Hall
Women’s Relief Corps to sponsor lecture on burial customs
The Womens Relief Corps will host Carl Linge in an illustrated talk titled Ancient and Modern Burial Customs of This and Other Countries on Monday at 7 30 p m in the Memorial building. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Z. Cook
W. R. C. T. Z. Cook Women’s Relief Corps
Carl Linge
Vv. F. W. Auxiliary Meeting Set For Thursday
Vv. F. W. auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The gathering aims to discuss planned activities and volunteer efforts in the local community. Members are urged to attend and participate in upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
F. W. Auxiliary
Foresters of America Court Cedar No 3 Meeting Notice
Foresters of America Court Cedar No 3 will hold its meeting at 8 p.m. in the I O O F hall. Reports of officers and committees will be presented and candidates will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters of America
Court Cedar No. 3
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ambar Grotto Auxiliary Meeting Next Friday
Ambar Grotto auxiliary will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in K. P. hall. Mrs J J Hervert will preside at the business session. A social hour and refreshments will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
K. P. Hall
J. J. Hervert
Benefit card party hosted by Mrs. Amelia Vaughn
The Women’s Benefit Association plans a 500 card party at 614 G Avenue NW hosted by Mrs. Amelia Vaughn on Thursday at 2 p.m. The public is invited and prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Benefit Association
Amelia Vaughn
G Avenue NW
The Maccabees Hold Stag Party at Pythian Hall
Linn Tent No. 38 The Maccabees invite members to a stag party on Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Pythian hall seeking fellowship and refreshments in a community fraternal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Maccabees
Linn
The
Maccabees
Pythian Hall
Companions Of The Forest Meet After Picnic Supper
The Companions of the Forest hold a Wednesday session in Odd Fellow hall at 10742 Second Avenue SE. A picnic supper precedes the business meeting followed by a cards session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of Forest
Companions of the Forest
Odd Fellow Hall
Second Avenue SE
Interdenominational Society Meets at Oak Grove Church
Shellsburg based group of Parkers Grove Oak Grove Federated Shellsburg and Vin ton churches gathers at Oak Grove church Tuesday. Local families and guests from Vinton Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and Vin ton attend a series of visits meals and club events including Dorcas circle and garden club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Interdenominational Society
Parkers Grove
Oak Grove
Federated Church of
Sam Worley
Earl Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Dorcas Circle
Federated Church
Harry Robinson
Roy Reynolds
Harry Bender
George Fish
Garden Club
Vinton
R. E. Harbert
Ida Wilt
Albert Daneis
Frank Kubik
John Franklin
Ed Bruce
Rollie Fish
Earl
Carl
Glenn Wilt
W. W. Williams
J. A. McVay
Greeley Ladies Club Hosts and Prize Winners
The Volleyball Ladies club met with Mrs. Howard Hilsenbeck and Mrs. John Luense hosted. Laura Griffith won first prize and Norman Nichols won the traveler's prize. D. B. Potter and Mrs. Potter hosted a Manchester theater party for basketball players with timekeeper Claire Taylor and her mother among guests. The Friendly Eight met Mrs. Hilsenbeck. prizes went to A. E. Frontress and Mrs. Al Burbridge. Martha Jenkins marked her ninety six birthday with many visitors and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hilsenbeck
John Luense
Laura Griffith
Norman Nichols
D. B. Potter
Potter
Manchester
Claire Taylor
A. E. Frontress
al Burbridge
Martha Jenkins
Hadassah and Jewish Youth League Plan Cedar Rapids Carnival Dance
Arrangements are complete for a benefit carnival dance at the Montrose hotel this evening hosted by Senior Hadassah and the Cedar Rapids Jewish Youth League. The mezzanine will feature carnival attractions, concessions, refreshments, and dancing in the Crystal ballroom. Proceeds support Hadassah work in Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Hadassah
Jewish Youth League of
Cedar Rapids
Crystal Ballroom
Leo Smulekoff
Natalie Schoen
Max Padzensky
Sam Cohen
Max Albert
Raffles
Norman Berg
Mochelle Leibsohn
Ethelyn Greenblatt
A. W. Bass
Ben Padzensky
David Rapaport
H. E. Licht
Joe Cohn
Community circles host quilting and visits across town
Brandon Christian Ladies Aid met with Mrs Nettie Farmer to quilt. The Farm circle met with Mrs Dennis Prior. Thirteen members attended with guests M Kearns Charles Walters Elmer Nachholz and Mrs Susie Butler who was installed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Nettie Farmer
Farm Circle
Dennis Prior
M. Kearns
Charles Walters
Elmer Nachholz
Susie Butler
Butler
Lynn Ward
Oelwein
E. C. Ward
Roy Naylor
Cedar Rapids
Manda Naylor
Glenn Robinson
Independence
Ralph Robson
Jason Windsor
Floyd Windsor
Jesup
Bernice Floyd
Walter Gunn
Vinton
Henrietta Homewood
Maxine Meythaler
I. S. T. College
Oxford Junction Bridge Club Prizes Noted in Week
Mrs Edd G Lasack hosted the Bridge club on Monday with prizes to Miss Christina Ahrendsen first Mrs Thomas Hanwardsen second and Mrs George Shimerda third. A second anniversary surprise at Mr and Mrs Joe Lenfelds home featured prizes to Louie Ledwina George Volk Mrs Louie Ledwina and Mrs John Petersen. Miss Eleanor Mulvihill hosted the Delta Delt Bridge club on Friday with prizes to Miss Mary Peckosh Mrs Fred Lasack and Mrs Louis Ingwersen. Helen Bennen of Wyoming wed J L Conwell of Oxford Junction at Tipton Methodist parsonage in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev Jerrill with attendees including Mr and Mrs Russell Lovell of Wyoming. Mrs Conwell is a Wyoming high school graduate and Mr Conwell is an Oxford Junction high school graduate. their home will be in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd G. Lasack
Bridge Club
Christina Ahrendsen
Thomas Hanwardsen
George Shimerda
Joe A. Lenfeld
Louie Ledwina
George Volk
John Petersen
Eleanor Mulvihill
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Mary Peckosh
Fred Lasack
Louis Ingwersen
Helen Bennen
Wyoming
J. L. Conwell
Oxford Junction
Tipton
Jerrill
Russell Lovell
Conwell
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Blanche Mohn
Verna Krogh
Marilyn Ingham
Jane Ann Herdlicka
Betty Larson
Mary St. Clair
Jean Alice
Marian Perkins
Agatha Rindone
Peggy Burns
Mildred Fouts
Florence Mohn
Bertha Bennett
Marie Cop
Audrey Anderson
Margaret Clark
Mary Jane Huber
Mary Tighe
Patricia Tighe
Mildred
Edith Boardman
Georgia Ann Buresh
A. J. Anderson
Maxine Kepler
Wells C. Peck
Ocie Trimble
Ardyce Woodside
Fred Lang
Marion
Burr
J. H. Woodside
Annie Jean Houts
Betty Ruth Houts
LaVonne Weatherill
Ellen McDonough
Claire Mosely
Anamosa
Frank Waples
Harry Donovan
Miss Marvel Foster
Marie Jane Kibler
Ruth Buresh
Mary Whisler
Janet Dennis
Donna Jean Johnson
Dorothy Little
Mary Zuercher
Donna Jean Temple
Marian Rubins
Patty Anne Robinson
Esther Thurman
Magdalene Carns
Mary Frances Bucknell
Jean Rush
Joan Yessler
Aretha Shimek
Ruth Dill
Alta Evans
Twyla Memler
Henrietta Cop
Marjorie Robbins
Lois Culver
Mary K. Hart
Zella Mae Fenlon
Mary Frances Howell
Virginia Jackson
Darlene Keenan
Mildred Kindig
Evelyn Rundquest
Martha Ann Young
Mary Gould
Lila Cox
Patricia McNamara
Donna Murphy
Helen Taylor
Miss Burr
Uta
Muriel Lowe
Joan Kadavy
Dorothy Adee
Norma Jane Olsen
Bonnie Tibbets
Lois Wright
Marion Hepner
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Delbert Ashby
Rabbi Polish
Daughters
Martha
Grand Army Day
O. E. S. Auxiliary
Qame
Mary E. Demarah
American Home Department
John Gatto
Mary Slaman
Dorothy Hodgin
Sue Golden
Craemer’s
David Lawrence
Health Education Department
Y. W. C. A. Philanthropic
Philanthropic Department
G. W. Chaney
James Kennedy
P. T. A. Meetings
Hayes
Libbie M. Loukota
Mrs. Stonebraker
Nursery Auxiliary
Belle Plaine
King
Byron A. Barlow
Eleanor Ferris
Eleanor M. Ferris
Center Junction
Deon, Cringe
Lettysetter
Second ST
Shellsburg
Greeley
Petson
Chamberlain
O Department Stores
Jewish Youth League
Brandon
Skerenedy
Parner Mntinery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!