Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Mark Anniversary Dinner
Local Beta Sigma Phi chapters celebrated the tenth anniversary with a Founders Day dinner at the Crystal ballroom Montrose hotel. Attendees included Sigma Lambda and Beta Iota members with speeches, toasts, a defense message, a prize song, and a plan for a national convention in Kansas City June 20 21 22 expected 2000 members.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Sigma
Lambda
Beta Iota
Lucile Dose
Thoraelson
United States
Canada
Bernice Monnahan
Patricia M. Harlan
Des Moines
Eleanore Condon
Stella
Margaret Gould
Helen Stourne
Florence Paulus
Eunice Buel
Monnahan
Beta
Kansas City
Iva Campbell Fallis
House of Parliament
Venetta Tiffany
Christine Marbach
Frances Lockwood
Alicin Brown
Gertrude Kearney
Inez Brollier
Mary Rowan
Mildred Pazdernik
Lembda
Mrs Hauseman Hostess For Mrs Brejcha
Mrs Henry Hauseman Jr entertained at a luncheon and bridge for eight at her 501 Twenty fourth Street NE home with guests including Mrs Frank J and prizes won by Mrs Robert F Miller and Mrs George Klumpar.
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Henry Hauseman, Jr
Twenty-fourth Street
Frank J
Robert F. Miller
George Klumpar
R. D. Wilson
Roy H. Olson
Floyd A. Fisher
E. D McCoy
Helen Bys and Lloyd Hrdlicka Plan April Wedding
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Bys daughter of Mrs Wesley Bys and Lloyd Hrdlicka son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Hrdlicka on April 20. The Methodist parsonage was the venue with Mr and Mrs Gordon Mitchell attending. They will reside on Hinkley Avenue NW.
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Helen Bys
Wesley Bys
Lloyd Hrdlicka
Charles F. Hrdlicka
Nineteenth Street
Gordon Mitchell
Hinkley Avenue
Stitch and Chatter Club Sets Friday Work Meeting
The Stitch and Chatter club will hold a work meeting Friday at 1 p.m. at the Community House.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
P T A Meeting Dinner at Van Buren
Van Buren parents and teachers attended a P T A dinner with 50 guests. Mrs L R Hamilton welcomed attendees and Miss Nanna Nelson led the program with bingo and honors. The event was planned by the organizing committee led by P H Brown with members including W Pepin Hamilton McKee Soles Chiver ton Earl Waite Harry Jordan Henry Jensen and Bert Anderson.
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van Buren
L. R. Hamilton
Nanna Nelson
Schooling
Loyd McKeen
Adiernates
Emil Serovy
Bingo
Ing Ce Ae Ag
P. H. Brown
W. Pepin, Hamilton, McKee
Soles Chiverton
Earl Waite
Harry Jordan
Henry Jensen
Bert Anderson
Red Crown Women Bowlers Hold Party
The Ladies' Minor Red Crown Bowling league met for dinner at the Wurster tea room electing Monica Loftus president with Inez Borland Phyllis Wenger Marjorie Moravec and Dorothy McCann as officers. Armstrong Iowa Mutual and Dr Pepper teams won first to third place while Celestine Oates claimed high single and high series. Leta Nezerka attended as guest.
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Red Crown Bowling League
Wurster Tea Room
Monica Loftus
Inez Borland
Phyllis Wenger
Marjorie Moravec
Dorothy McCann
Armstrong
Iowa Mutual
Dr. Pepper
Celestine Oates
Leta Nezerka
Trinity Methodist Mother's Daughter Banquet Set
The girls work committee of Trinity Methodist church chaired by Mrs. H. N. Steele will host a Mother-Daughter banquet on May 14 at 6 30 p.m. in the church dining room. Committees include Mrs. Eldon Rohn Mrs Paul ard Mrs W O Eckler Mrs Don Mumford and others.
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Trinity Methodist Church
H. N. Steele
Eldon Rohn
Paulard
W. O. Eckler
Don Mumford
Don Rogers
M. F. Harmon
G. H. Walsh
C. H
Newman and Mrs Stewart Shank Ticket Subset
Mrs Wiesel Kofron and Mrs J H Woodside appear in a brief society note about ticket arrangements and social guests. The fragment lists names and a hinge on invitations or seating. No dates or venues are provided in the readable text.
Bridal Shower for Marguerite McDonnell Held at McDonnell Home
Miss Katt Lennox and Miss Donna Chamberlain hosted a Wednesday bridal shower for Marguerite McDonnell, bride-elect of Robert Young, at the McDonnell residence. Twelve attended and court whist was won by Cai Lennox and Audrey Schwab.
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Katt Lennox
Bever Avenue
Donna Chamberlain
Thirteenth Street
Marguerite McDonnell
Robert Young
McDonnell
Third Avenue
Cai , Lennox
Audrey Schwab
Association of Childhood Education elects new officers
Miss Catherine Eckstein was elected president and Miss Harriet Hallett was elected secretary and treasurer at the Board of Education meeting. Miss Irma Dovey spoke, and plans were made for a May 8 picnic at 5 p.m. in Ellis Park's river pavilion. Dean C Harve Geiger of Coe College spoke on Traditional and Progressive Schools.
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Catherine Eckstein
Association of Childhood Education
Board of Education
Harriet Hallett
Irma Dovey
Mem
Ellis Park
Dean C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Mrs J C Mahan Nah Delivers America Today at Society Meeting
Mrs J C Mahan Nah spoke on America Today at the Wednesday Social club gathering held at Mrs Ray Hubbard's home 1709 Second Avenue SE. Roll call elicited current events and Mrs L K Cornell was welcomed into the club with assistants Mrs C M Hatfield Mrs John Miller and Mrs F Hartman assisting.
British Sub Makes Nine Hour Daring In Port Listen
In Cattaro Harbor the submarine Regent lay nine hours under Italian eyes as Lt. Commdr. Bartlett searched ashore for Sir Ronald Campbell and other Britons from Belgrade. Italian bombers later struck, causing minor casualties and forcing a retreat.
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London
Regent
P. J. H. Bartlett
Ronald Campbell
Yugoslavia
Cattaro
Admiralty
Ronald
Belgrade
Royal Navy
Sir Ronald
A Tasty Surprise Tomato Rose Salad Recipe
A brief line notes a tomato rose salad recipe found on page 21 of The Gazette Cookbooklet titled Salads. Mrs. Rus- is referenced as part of the source.
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The
Gazette
Young recruit stuffs bananas to reach army weight
A bizarre scene unfolds as a youth nearly 77 bananas become his weight aid to join the army. The account notes his extreme antics and references conscientious objectors, with a comparison to Red Bat as he tries to meet the required draft standards.
Soldier of 1941 praised for banana feats and heroism
A playful homage compares a 1941 soldier to World War I’s doughboy while praising a tough corporal. The piece wryly notes banana-eating feats and a vow not to burden the hero with policing duties, ending with a salute to voluntary service.
Farm Grain Income in 1940 Reaches Postwar High
Farm income from grains in 1940 topped all years since 1929, signaling a strong agricultural year. The report notes grain sectors contributed significantly to total farm earnings, reflecting favorable market conditions and higher production.
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Mrs. Hauseman
Mrs. Brejcha
P.T.A. Meetings
Joan Perry
RED Crown
Trinity Methodist Dinner
Miss McDonnell
Miss Eckstein
America
Campbell Gazette
Lanier
Ceenarsepneter
Craemer’s
Call
Cedar Rapids
Laveeey
Ce Ceekens
Marien
Roel
Mon Nee
Eel
Ras
John E. Lapes
Third Ave. SE
Florist
A. W. Peterson CO
Barbera
Pameana Gour
Barbara Gould
Second Avenue
Newman
First Street
Tee Ea'yvra
Boors
Virginia
Checker Electric Supply
Cal
PT. Shrei
Owen Comtrot
Reed Optromel Et
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Alok Ut Prove
Ce Checker Electric
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