Three PEO Chapters Complete Organization
Three PEO chapters met to complete organization by appointing standing committees for the year. Officers were elected recently and committees from Chapter H1 Chapter IF and Chapter GM were named, with details of program social notification auditing and other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Orr
Arthur Barlow
Bever Avenue
B . Bradford
Dubuque
J. H. Ferguson
Des Moines
Harrington Brunle
Obat Mu
Mr and Mrs Ford to move to Dallas for new post
Mr and Mrs J M Ford of 204 Crescent Street SE plan to drive to Dallas Texas for about ten days this Thursday. After their return to Cedar Rapids they will move with their son Jimmy to Dallas in late April where Mr Ford will serve as vice president of sales for the National Oats Company with headquarters in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M. Ford
Crescent Street
Dallas
Tex
Cedar Rapids
Ford
Jimmy
National Oats Company
Dr and Mrs Peschau Visit Protzmans in Omaha
Dr and Mrs W E Peschau of 2401 Fourth avenue SE returned Monday evening after a weekend in Omaha as guests of Mr and Mrs W F Protzman who moved there from Cedar Rapids last December They also visited briefly with Mr and Mrs Hiram Carson, formerly of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peschau
Fourth Avenue SE
Omaha
W. F. Protzman
Cedar Rapids
Hiram Carson
Beem Hosts Jolly Eight Club Evening
Mr and Mrs George Beem hosted members of the Jolly Eight club at their 520 I avenue NW home Monday evening Pinochle games determined prizes won by Mr and Mrs Steve Saris Mrs Adolph Koutsky and Donald Diehl Refreshments followed the games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beem
I Avenue NW
Jolly Eight Club
Steve Saris
Adolph Koutsky
Donald Diehl
Mrs LaPlante Hosts Guests at Colonial Tea Room
Mrs E W LaPlante 2119 Blake Blvd SE entertained at a luncheon Tuesday afternoon at Clara Robinson's Colonial Tea Room. The guests included Mrs Kenneth Adair and Mrs Kenneth Swanson of Indianapolis, who arrived Saturday for a ten day stay. ten covers were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W. LaPlante
Blake Boulevard
Clara Robinson
Colonial Tea Room
LaPlante
Kenneth Adair
Kenneth Swanson
Indianapolis
Price couple mark 49th anniversary at Cedar Rapids gathering
Mr and Mrs George M Price of Walker observed their forty ninth wedding anniversary with a noon luncheon at home. Relatives and friends attended. A congratulatory gift came from Mr and Mrs S A Chester of San Diego. Attendees included multiple Price and Dudley family members from Cedar Rapids Independence Central City Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M Price
Walker
S. A. Chester
San Diego
Calif
F. S Dudley
Dinene Dudley
Independence
L. A. Dudley
George Madison
Kenneth Price
Cedar Rapids
Harris Wilson
Central City
E. C. Price
John Price
Center Point
George M. Price
Franklin Hi Y Ett e style show at Three Sisters shop
Wednesday afternoon the Franklin Hi Y Ett e club will entertain its members with a style show. Frocks will be furnished by Three Sisters Women’s Apparel shop. Models include Violet Speake Jean Anderle Betty Anderson and others with Betty Noblett and Dorothy Speake as committee in charge and Miss Betty Burlanck as adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Hi-Y-Ette Club
Three Sisters Women’s
Violet Speake
Jean Anderle
Betty Anderson
Betty Lindahl
Marievelin Weinke
Mary Lou Rice
Betty Noblett
Dorothy Speake
Betty Burlanck
Miss Painter Hosts Bridge Club Dinner Group
Miss Anna Marie Painter of 1224 Second Avenue SE will host a dinner for her bridge club at Mrs Wurster's tea room Tuesday evening. After dinner guests will play bridge at Miss Painter's apartment with members Mrs Clara Brink and the Misses Leora Johnson Agnes White Lillian Prusek Linda Bastrom Laura Merges and Glenna Van Wormer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Painter
Second Avenue SE
Mrs. Wurster
Miss Painter
Clara Brink
Leora Johnson
Agnes White
Lillian Prusek
Linda Bastrom
Laura Merges
Glenna van Wormer
Mrs Hoyt Hosts Dinner for Husband's 73rd Birthday
Mrs B A Hoyt of 2700 A Avenue NE entertained twelve guests Sunday night at her home to honor Mr Hoyt on his seventy third birthday. Attendees included Miss Jeanne Hoyt, Mrs A E Sturtz, Mr and Mrs Robert Bushnell and their children, Mr and Mrs Judson Caulkins, and Mr and Mrs Charles Sturtz with their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Hoyt
Avenue NE
Mr Hoyt
Jeanne Hoyt
A. E. Sturtz
Robert Bushnell
Judson Caulkins
Charles Sturtz
Delta Phi Epsilon Alumni Dinner at Montrose Hotel
Alumni members of Delta Phi Epsilon will meet Wednesday at 6 30 p.m in the Stable rooms of the Montrose hotel for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Montrose Hotel
Picnic honors Sears couple at Center Point road gathering
A dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs George Sears, recently back from Madison West Virginia, was hosted Sunday evening by Mr and Mrs Albert Nimmer at 324 Center Point Road NE. After dinner, guests played cards including Mr and Mrs Mike Risk, Mr and Mrs George Alberts, Mr and Mrs David Scass, Mr and Mrs George Salome, Mrs George Ferris, Mr and Mrs James Risk, and Mr and Mrs Clark Haddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sears
Madison
W. Va
Albert Nimmer
Center Point Road
Mike Risk
George Alberts
David Scass
George Salome
George Ferris
James Risk
Clark Haddy
Chi Omega Mothers Club to Meet for Luncheon
The Chi Omega Mothers' club will hold a 1 p.m. luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. Jess A. Kitterman at 1627 First Avenue AV. Mrs Charles Bode and Mrs K R Farquhar will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHI Omega Mothers' Club
Chi Omega Mothers’ Club
Jess A. Kitterman
First Avenue
Charles Bode
K. R. Farquhar
Boy Scout Mothers Meet Wednesday At Keelin Home
The Boy Scout mothers of Troop No. 17 will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. P. F. Keelin located at 1907 Glenway drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Troop No
P. F. Keelin
Glenway Drive
Map Plans For Cancer Campaign In Cedar Rapids
Leutena nts of the Women's Field Army announce an intensive cancer drive in Cedar Rapids and nearby starting April 18. The local division will run the campaign the week after Easter with Dr Arthur W Erskine leading state plans and advocates a knowledge based education program to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutenants
Women’s Field Army For
Cedar Rapids
Carl Ettinger
Linn County
Roosevelt Hotel
Ettinger
J HH. Bormann
John T. Hecker
George Batchelder
L. C. Schuknecht
Women's Labor Bureau
E C. Goslin
Sanctuary Society of the Immaculate Conception Church
Jol Cooper
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Street
F. P. Ralston
Ashley
B J Newburger
Temple Judah Sisterhood
Louis Bugenstein
Hadassah
Ethel Pinney Ristedi
Ladies’ Literary Club
Haven Y Simmons
Hope Kurtz
Be.o
Charles E. Roberts
Frank C Byers
White Cross Society
Clarice York
Lisbon
Vincent Bromwell
Center Point
Alice Ross Whittier
Springville
W. G. Koppenhaver
Marion
Arthur W Erskine
Erskine
FE. P. McNamara
Dubuque
E. D. Plass
University Hospital
Iowa City
Erksine
J. W Ballard
Division of
Iowa
Birthday Bingo Honors Miss Helen Sykora
Mrs J F Sykora and Mr and Mrs John Elias hosted Sunday afternoon at the Elias home to honor Miss Helen Sykora on her birthday. The guests played bingo and Miss Sykora received gifts. Attending were Helen Melsha Bernice Stastny Arlene Dvorak Adelaide Severa Maric Stastny Mary Ann Sykora and Mesdames Anton Sykora and John Vampoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Sykora
John Elias
Helen Sykora
Miss Sykora
Helen Melsha
Bernice Stastny
Arlene Dvorak
Adelaide Severa
Maric Stastny
Mary Ann Sykora
Anton Sykora
John Vampoli
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club reviews Earth Never Tires
Mrs WE Mickel led a Cedar Rapids History and Literature Department meeting at the club home to discuss Aldrich's Earth Never Tires. Mrs Gladys Barger performed pieces including By the Waters of Minnetonka and From the Land of the Sky Blue Water with accompaniment by Mrs Lulu Engelman Welty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE. Mickel
Aldrich
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Gladys Barger
Minnetonka
Land of the
Sky Blue Water
Lulu Engelman Welty
I B McGladrey Company NAS Annual Party
Forty three guests attended the sixteenth annual party at the Roosevelt hotel hosted by I B McGladrey Company NAS. After dinner guests played bridge and games with prizes. decor featured pastels and spring flowers while Mr McGladrey showed European trip film and Guy Frazee slides of Grand Canyon Zion and Bryce. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs R G Paramore Mr and Mrs Paul Wilkes Chicago Mr and Mrs George Hansen Mr and Mrs M E Tomlinson Maurice Crone Davenport Mr and Mrs Norman Rames Donald Owen Burlington and Mr and Mrs E H Fries Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I B. McGladrey Company
Roosevelt Hotel
McGladrey
Guy Frazee
Grand Canyon
Zion
Bryce National Parks
R. G Paramore
Paul #1
Wilkes
Chicago
George 1. Hansen
ME. Tomlinson
Maurice Crone
Davenport
Norman Rames
Donald Owen
Burlington
E. Il. Fries
Keokuk
Mrs Height Reelected Daughters Of Martha Leader
Mrs Ethel Height was reelected president of the Daughters of Martha at Central Park Presbyterian church during a luncheon at the home of Mrs F G Murray. Officers elected include Mrs F Colby as vice president and Mrs W O Shelquist as secretary. The group plans church relief work and flower visists to the sick in the Central Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Height
Daughters of Martha
Central Park Presbyterian Church
F G Murray
F Colby
W. O Shelquist
H. DeWitt
E. S Smith
Winifred Murray
Mount Mercy Girls Attend Chicago Society Meeting
Misses Peggy O'Brien Mary Elizabeth Nolan Virginia Neilly Dorothy Kelly Theresa McDonald Janella Cooper Dorothy Weber and Lily O'Donnell returned from Chicago where Mount Mercy academy represented at a social etiquette convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy O'Brien
Mary Elizabeth Nolan
Virginia Neilly
Dorothy Kelly
Theresa McDonald
Janella Cooper
Dorothy Weber
Lily O’donnell
Chicago
Mount Mercy Academy
T. HE Club Social Held at Irene Miner's Home
Members met Monday evening at Miss Irene Miner's residence in Ninth Avenue SW for a business meeting followed by a social hour. Prizes in games went to Miss Lillian Richey and Miss Velda Smart. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. HE Club
Irene Miner
Ninth Avenue
Lillian Richey
Velda Smart
NLRB Upholds Radio Engineers' Contracts
In Chicago Dr. Dunlop, business manager of the Associated Broadcast Technicians, said the National Labor Relations Board upheld ABT contracts with eight CBS stations and affirmed a CBS related agreement. The independent union represents radio engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dr. Dunlop
Associated Broadcast Technicians
Independent Union of Radio Engineers
National Labor Relations Board
ABT
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
CBS
NLRB Dismisses Petition for WABC Technical Staff Union
The NLRB ruling dismisses a petition by the American Radio Telegraphists association affiliate of the CIO for recognition as bargaining agent for technical employees at station WABC New York. Dunlop indicated the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Federation of Labor
NLRB
American Radio Telegraphists Association
Committee For Industrial Organization
WABC
New York
Dunlop
Maquoketa Hearing Set On Utility Injunction
Maquoketa April 4 hearing scheduled in district court on an injunction petition by Iowa Electric Co of Cedar Rapids and Ben Pulley of Maquoketa against the city of Maquoketa. They seek to restrain a $91,000 municipal power plant improvement financed with a federal REA loan. Judge F D Kelsey granted a temporary injunction in February and denied dissolving it when a motion was argued recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Iowa Electric Company
Cedar Rapids
Ben Pulley
F. D. Kelsey
Senators Gillette and Herring Overwhelmed by Telegrams on Reorganization Bill
Iowa figures Senator Guy Gillette and Senator Clyde Herring faced a flood of telegrams opposing the Roosevelt reorganiza tion bill. The pair, who voted for the measure Monday, estimated well over 2,000 messages by Tuesday morning amid jammed telegraph facilities and misdirected wires from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Washington
Guy Gillette
Clyde Herring
Iowa
Senate
State of
Senator Gillette
Joseph Guffey
Pennsylvania
Gillette
Pont-a-Mousson Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers
Fourteen members of the Pont-a-Mousson American Legion Auxiliary post No 451 convened in the Memorial building post room Friday night to elect Mary Anderson as president Alma Steele as vice president Gertrude Groff as secretary Marybel Wingfield as treasurer Mucille Maupins as historian Beulah Rush as chaplain and Phillis Bragg as sergeant at arms Installation was conducted by Mrs Harlan Briggs of Lisbon and Mrs J P Winn of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Pont-a-Mousson
Waterloo Bandit Takes $187 From Oil Warehouse
AP reports a bandit aged 24 to 30 robbed three Standard Oil warehouse employees in Waterloo, taking $187 after severing a telephone line. He rode off in an employee’s car, later abandoning it and meeting a confederate on highway 10 en route toward Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Standard Oil Company
Oelwein
Eagle Scout welcoms planned for Cedar Rapids area
William Kelsey aged 17 will receive Eagle Scout honors at the Cedar Rapids area Scout council court of honor this evening at 7 30 at McKinley high school. He is a Troop 4 leader in Canopus club sponsored unit led by Scoutmaster William G. Kuda and is a Roosevelt High School student and football player. The ceremony includes 207 merit badges and multiple troop awards with officers and presenters named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelsey
Canopus Club
William G. Kuda
Cedar Rapids
Harry Fraser
Area Council
Star of the West Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
Bud Norman
Robert Johnson
Marvin
Melvin Bucker
John Mulvaney
Boy Scout ranks and civic service awards listed for multiple troops
Harold Griess announces a ceremony listing first class ranks for Tommy McDonald Robert McEndree Robert Sheridan Dick Swatek Dale Toms Pat Ryan Jr Russell Clapp W K K Graham Max Ramsey Robert Wild Dick Finney David Battin Russell Boyer John Fisher and others in Troops 1 2 4 11 15 17 19 21 27 29 52 55. Second class rank candidates include many from Troops 2 4 10 13 15 19 21 25 27 and 55. Red Cross civic service awards are given to several scouts across Troops 1 6 19 25 and 55 with 100 and 25 hour recognitions noted for additional honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson C. Dreier
Area Court of Honor
Hugh Hillerege
A. G. Brown
Burt Watkins
John Cook
R. J. Lowry
E J. Sibert
Star of the West Lodge
W Wildebrand
Don Shomler
N. Harold West
LeRoy Swiser, Jr
L. R Wise
Dietz, Newland
A. B. Pierce
Harold Griess
Tommy McDonald
Robert McEndree
Robert Sheridan
Dick Swatek
Dale Toms
Pat Ryan, Jr
Russell Clapp
W.K K. Graham
Max Ramsey
Robert Wild
Dick Finney
David Battin
Russell Boyer
John Fisher
Harold Barnes
Junior Doty
Floyd Doty
Stanley Cadwallader
John Hoyle
Harold Stanek
Junior Meskimen
Glen Watterson
Johnnie Melichar
Lawrence Muller
Edward Walter
Gerald Weber
David Buch
Dayton McMillan
Paul MecNall
Ivan Mattison
James Davenport
Donald Hillmer
John Schreckengast
Harlan Nelson
John Chehak
Paul Perdue
William Barnhizer
William Olson
Robert Trachta
Howard Carpenter
Robert Graham
Leo Palmer
Arnold Port
Vernon Harger
Warren Pugh
Leo Cabalka
Franklin Jayne
James Kinstler
Robert Bennett
Red Cross
Bob Condon
Frank Jekerle
Don Schwinn
Peter Schwinn
Harold Simmonds
William Wallace
Bob Jones
Billy Orton
Marion Creger
Bobby Beadle
Robert Mitchell
Stanley Mohrbacher
Don Gray
Donald Buch
Dick Layman
Ivan Nemecek
Ralph Lawrence
Charles Decker
Charles Woods
Farmers Market Place Advertisement Lets Livestock Sell
Farmers can place a livestock advertisement in the Farmers Market Place instead of traveling to market. The ad says it offers a simple, inexpensive way to reach buyers through the newspaper’s classified feature.
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.E.O
Waauth
Olulee Leenler
Wilfred C. Bernstorf
Raymond S. Johnston
Myron L. Koenig
Dwight Krumholtz
Charles Penningroth
James Taylor
A. L. Woggenthaler
Arthur L. Bye
Robert O. Bickel
H. J. Ferguson
Everett C. Hoover
W. H. Morse
Katherine Franken
W. M. Dennison
Lester DeYarman
Mayme Merridith
W. Craven Shuttleworth
T. H. Wright
Jay W. Hesser
H. H. Doolittle
Amnie Franken
W. W. Israel
Rebecca Clements
Lois Richardson
J. K. von Lackum
A. H. Boileau
James Killian
A. W. McGregor
Philip W. Shive
Pierre A. Tracy
C. A. Laurance
Carl D. Thomas
G. G. Clements
J. W. Altfillisch
K. G Campbell
Moray L. Eby
E. J. North
Burton H. Saxton
Hi. B. Adkins
Richard A. Greenawalt
E. Russell Wolfe
Robert K. Davis
C. H van Dellen
Rex B. Conn
T. J. Markland, Jr
George H. Helscher
K. H Kainz
K. G. Campbell
Ella McLaughlin
Glenn E. Turner
Press
Edward M. O’connor
van Dellen
Altfillisch
Wolfe
Tion
William P. Whipple
Chanter GM
Ray
F. Anderson
E. Ives
Grande Avenue SE
C C. Flodin
S. Vo Shonka
Bertita Harding
Nelle Boyack
Gertrude Shoemaker
Olga Tapper
Inga Tapper
Faith McMurray
Blanche Hunter
Mesdames
A G Evans
L. A. Kessler
Lena Voet
Helen Shoemaker
PEO Council
Ray Anderson
Hunter Press
Shonka
Knox
Riviera
Knox Town
Knox Ra
Armstrongs
Armstrong
J. M. Fords
Mrs. Peschau
Protzmans
Corsair
Monihur Photo
Tillie Konigsmark
Eighth Avenue SW
Ann
Morris Stoner
A G Stoner
First Evangelical Church
George Stauffacher
Mrs. Laplante
George MM
Franklin Jwi
Painter Wostess
Bridge Club
B.A. Hoyt
Delta Pie Epsilon
Oscar Rush
College Club
Fred J Kluss
Mayflower
L. L. Owen
S. V. Shonka
GM of
Elizabeth Mcintosh
St. Luke's Hospital and Nurses’ Auxiliary
Public Health Nursing Association
E. K. Beane
Business and Professional Women's Club
William Stewart
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Mary McLaughlin
Daughters of Isabella
Roy Wright
St. Matthew’s
Frank Sebetka
St Wenceslaus Sanctuary Guild
John Friedl
St Ludmilla’s Society
Reardon
Floyd Baumgartner
Hanford Post No. 5
Saara Nol
F. B. Assmus
Morse Crosier
Coggan
Millie Hoffman
R. P. Ink
Mount Vernon
ED Stefan
I. B. McGladrey Company
NAS
Height
Maria
Mount Mercy
Chicago Meeting
T. HW. E. Club
Delwein
Jimmie Allen
Eve Oo
Donald Jirsa
Bob Carpenter
Perry Woodward
Wayne Swan
John Engberg
Joe Affierbaugh
John Paul Snider
Yea Grocers
OLD Post Office
Launderers
Dry Cleaners
Omen
Carule
Rchery Cleaners
Revea Ee Eee
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