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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1935
Page
8
The article notes Prof Russell Vaore Russe will address the Woman's Club tomorrow at the Roasmet bee, with details about other speakers and agenda items including Bible Cross work and a garden program. It mentions dates, times, and participants tied to the event.
The Somernseen Lemon No. 5 Legion Auxiliary plans a Tuesday meeting with an Memorial buddme session followed by a program. Mrs. Gerlame Sorae will sing with group accompaniment. members are urged to attend at 7:30 p.m. at Lmox ville where two parallel seats are to be arranged.
A fragment notes a death event titled The Death of the Some For the Friendless scheduled or discussed for a Tuesday at 2 PM near a dome location. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks full context or names.
A brief notice reports a street situation near a drive in with a reference to four items and a price figure of seven units. The readable text is fragmented and no clear dates or names are discernible.
The readable fragments hint at a local or regional report, mentioning names, places, and events in a terse style. Specific persons or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the available text. Further readable portions are needed to form a precise T and S.
A fragmented social page item notes a local meeting with brief mentions of events and people. No clear names or dates are readable, but the snippet suggests minor incidents or reports tied to a venue or group in the region.
A small Bunco gathering at a local club featured Miss Eleson, Dare Topping, and Nirow Balcmege among attendees. The event proceeded without incident as members discussed routine club affairs and planned future retirements.
Fragmented notice details a society gathering with names and a schedule fragment. The readable items mention Tut Cede and several individuals such as Fioneve Emel Nin Frene E Rossel. The garbled text hints at a telephoto or telegraphic element and a public notice tone.
Town report Erie Sun notes Sunshine Mission Board will elect officers and discuss upcoming events. Meeting agenda lists president secretary treasure and committee assignments with no dates provided. Local readers urged to attend for updates on community outreach and fundraising efforts.
Prof Mex Daehler of the Cos enege conservatory will present Dorrest Hassler, a Puemest in a program Wednesday evening at TNM Sesinit Memorial chapel. Details include campus names and attendees, with a public note on the event dates and organizers.
The Fuoest Spring Festr2i of the Fousmstr clod will be held Tuesser at 7.30 pm in the pames rama of the oe Wesh Toe Nevace cowbors will oven pro gram 2nd SRT eerste end Doaris Gimme wil smr and pesompaas br sa Pa George Wemel wil Jens in gemes prezedine and fol lowing the program ac2. 4245 members emenda2 she dust repales meeune.
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Del Women’s club activities are described with meeting notes and names of officers and guests. Gertrude Brothmin presided, with committee members More Jeanne Hoigen, Miss Seren Clough, and others listed, reflecting social ties and local organization.
A late 19th or early 20th century newspaper snippet notes Atkins and Relph Dekiciz hosting a meeting of the ZEngerr Ladies society. The gathering occurred midweek at the Presivievizn church featuring remarks and a menu from the Trlescey affair.
The twenty first biennial convention of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs will be held in Cedar Rapids from March 6 to May 9 with the theme Danes tion is the Fundamental Method for Somal Progress and Reform. It outlines panel discussions, talks by notable speakers on equal rights, education for character, women as concerns, and community timing, plus entertainment and music sessions and plans for a public event in Cedar Rapids.
Sixty one members of the dre mene art department of the Ce der Remss Women's club and fourteen women for the crams depertment of the Chiion Wom ans met Friday afternoon at the club house. A long table for guests was decorated with sweet peas and two branched candelabra. Mrs. WEH Mockel presided as general club president. The program featured Loremo Car ro's play Jers Hinfolin with Beatrice Ansgersom and Flord Rumn among those present. The Brass Button study club of Union Veterans of the Civil War met with Mrs. Calvin Willers. fifteen members attended and a review of The Store by T S Smibling followed.
Announcement lists Margie Ure of Cedar Rapids and John G. French of Cedar Rapids as engaged. Parents Mrs and Mrs J. T. Ure are informed. The notice reflects a local wedding plan.
The marriage of Ductile Jones of Nami Florida to Harry R Cander formerly of Cedar Replcs occurred Feb 23 in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Consday a radio pilot for Pan-American Airways will be among the crew of the Oriental Clipper on a test flight next week. They will reside in Almaeda City.
The Hes perien hhud held a regular meeting Monday evening at 514 Eighteenth Street SE hosted by Armin Y. Sauith. Under Jennie Bobdertson’s direction an Evening of Drama will be presented with assistants Niss Robertson, Nel Wills, Feith McMurray, Bewleh Permian, and Miss Smith.
The Pam President's Association of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club will meet Monday at 11 am at the Roosevelt bowl. The notice notes a scheduled gathering with members and activities to follow.
The Czech Fine Arts Society plans a Tuesday concert at 6 pm in the Terrace Room of the Montrose hotel featuring five Czech composers Novak Blodek Sak Torecek and Smetana. Mrs J J Herveri will read notes on their lives before performances by Miss Elesnor Hours Miss Lucy Lashmell Ambroz Miss Rose Paider and others with the Czech Fine Arts chorus under Mrs Helen Stacena Stark.
Communities appoint men for a charity dance to be held April 30 at the Montrose Crystal Ballroom by the Women’s Emb of the Chicago North Western seatiner of Cedar Rapids.
Phoebe Jane Nemecek chaired the committee for a Chi Omega luncheon at Coe College honoring ZSushees. Jesnete Fochnt and Bernice Mieras assisted, with a 2 percent luncheon held Sunday at Hoffron's tea room. Tables featured red tins and yellow decor as guests moved to sorority rooms for bridge after.
Emily T. Sanborn will sing a solo in The Crucifixion by Stainer this evening at 7 30 sung by a twenty voice church choir at the First Congregational church guest soloist Herold Reeves and guest director Prof Paul S Ray. The choir includes soprano Mrs E L Beezley Anne Marie Farnum Mrs W Newell E D Samuelson Miss Margaret Snyder and others with tenors and basses listed by name.
The Tuesday study club will meet with Mrs. S. N. Harris at 1345 Avenue NE. Mrs Jonn Stansbury will present current events and lead a discussion on Poetry and Music. Mrs. E. N. Helm will supervise music and Mrs. C. C. Hunt will read from Paul Engle's American Song.
The Cedar Rapids bird club will gather at 7 30 p.m. Monday in the CoecoBege science hall to study Water Bird Migration.
Four Amerts van Association of University Women study groups are set to meet during ring week. Ms Winifred Carruthers hosts the first evening reading group Monday at 7 30 pm at 533 Forest Dr SE. Miss Alice Sundberg reviews The Man Was Cervantes by Bruno Frantic. International relations group gathers Monday 7 30 pm chaired by Miss E Joanna Hagey at 1020 Fourth Ave SE. Rachel Albright leads the program on Pohand and Grace Brownell discusses her Alaskan trip at the afternoon reading group Tuesday 2 30 pm at Miss Clara Robinsons home 211 Twenty seventh St NE. Ethel Evans entertains the art group Tuesday 7 30 pm at 1527 A Ave NE with Gladys McVay speaking on History of Wallpaper.
Mr and Mrs S S Parsley announce the marriage of their daughter Doris Margaret to Gilbert W Borschel. The ceremony was performed Friday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Mount Vernon with Mr and Mrs Edward Drew of Cedar Rapids present. Both couples are Washington high school graduates and Mr Borschel works at Penick and Ford. After April 1 they will reside at 520 Fourth Street SW.
Miss Leona M. Malin of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mrs Sherman Cobb of Tama and Jerry J Sprynel son of Mr and Mrs John Sprynel of Cedar Rapids will be married April 6 in Rock Island Til. Malin has been a nurse in Cedar Rapids since graduating from St Luke's hospital training in 1932.
Grace Walpole circle of the King's Daughters will meet Monday at 2 pm with Mrs Harold Skinner at 1955 Eighth Avenue SE.
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