Ann Bolton to wed Ralph G Hubbell in May at St. John's
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Malcolm V Bolton of 1820 Second Avenue SE announce the May 24 wedding of their daughter Ann to Ralph G Hubbell of Buffalo NY. The ceremony will be at 8 30 PM at St Johns Episcopal Church with Rev Charles F Edwards officiating. more than 300 guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm V. Bolton
Second Avenue SE
Ann
Ralph G. Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles F. Edwards
St. John's Episcopal Church
Bridal Dinner At C H French Home
Dr and Mrs Charles H French host a bridal dinner at their 845 A avenue NE residence in honor of Miss Margie Ure and John G French. The couple will be married Saturday at Grace Episcopal church at 10 o clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. French
Avenue
Margie Ure
John G. French
Grace Episcopal Church
Miss Ure
French
James Thomore
Robert P. Ure
Edward Eaton
Arthur Bearle
A. M. McLaughlin
Alice Krebs
Roger Merrit
Ames
Wendell Barrett
Vail Purdy
Sioux City
Jack
Social Luncheon At Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs E M Soboda hosted a Friday luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club honoring Mrs Le and Douglass of Boone with out of town guests. Attendees included Mrs Floyd W Paul of Orlando Florida visiting relatives, and Mrs John Rowley Mrs Frederick Wettach Mrs Edward M Soboda Jr Mrs C L Douglass and Mrs Harry Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Soboda
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
le and Douglass
Boone
Floyd W. Paul
Orlando
Fla
Soboda
John Rowley
Frederick Wettach
Akron, O
Edward M. Soboda, Jr
C. L. Douglass
Harry Manchester
Art club luncheon precedes gallery visit at Cedar Rapids
Twelve members of a local art club gathered for lunch at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Friday before visiting the Little Gallery. Francis Robert White, director of the gallery, spoke informally about Arnold Pyle whose works are currently on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Little Gallery
Francis Robert White
Arnold Pyle
City Bridge Tournament Opens at Roosevelt Hotel
City bridge players invited to compete this evening at 8 o clock on the mezzanine of the Roosevelt hotel. No reservations required. Mrs George E Beattie in charge. From this evening the events will be held monthly instead of semi monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
George E. Beattie
Boone visitors stay with Douglass family
Mr and Mrs Le and Douglass of Boone and their daughter Emma Belle arrived Wednesday as guests of Mr and Mrs C L Douglass of 549 Knollwood Drive SE. They will return home Sunday.
Mrs Yuill Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs James H. Yuill hosted eight members of her bridge club at a luncheon Friday at her home on 725 Nineteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Yuill
Nineteenth Street
Bridge Club
Don Barnes to Return Saturday after Sioux City Stop
Don Barnes of 2256 Grande Avenue SE will return Saturday after spending several days in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barnes
Grande Avenue SE
Sioux City
New Feature For Club Convention In Iowa
The biennial Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs opens Tuesday for a three day session with two panel discussions. About 2,000 delegates will be psycho analysed by district and department chairmen. Mrs. Frank Hofmann of Ottumwa leads a panel on What Price co operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frank Hofmann
Ottumwa
Eleanor Parker
Lulu Engleman Welty
L. A. Talbott
Oscar B. Jacobson
Oklahoma University
Cedar Rapids
Alice Inskeep
Local Folk Headed to Kentucky Derby Weekend
Mr and Mrs Karl K Koffron depart for Louisville to attend the Derby then visit Washington and New York City with stops at Cedar Rapids Marion Sioux City and Chicago. They will stay with Mr and Mrs A Oberst in Louisville before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl K. Koffron
Twenty-third Street
Louisville
Washington, D. C
New York City
Clayton Kuning
Cedar Rapids
Alice McGuire
Marion
Alberta Hogan
Second Avenue SE
Chicago
Faith Ryan
Catherine Dunn
Sioux City
Halpin Returns From Milwaukee Visit
Mrs. L. F. Halpin of 1731 Fourth Avenue SE returned Thursday from Milwaukee after visiting her son Dr. Lawrence J. Halpin at the Children's Hospital in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
L. F. Halpin
Fourth Avenue SE
Lawrence J. Halpin
The
Children's Hospital
Chi Omega Eleusinia Opens At Coe College In Cedar Rapids
About 200 Chi Omega members from Iowa and beyond arrive for the Eleusinia at Coe College Cedar Rapids hosting by Omicron Alpha. National president Mary Love Collins expected. events include round tables, luncheons, a White Carnation Dinner and a Sunday breakfast. Delegates come from Eta Beta Drake and Psi Beta chapters plus northern and southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Social Sorority
Iowa
Iowa Eleusimia
Coe College
Omicron Alpha Chapter
Coe
Cedar Rapids Alumnae Association
Mary Love Collins
Voorhees Hall
Coe Recreation Room
Recreation Room
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Chi Omega
Ardyce Woodside
Demeter
Edith Benson
Persephone
Mary Jo French
Celeus
Lois McBroom
Lorraine Fisher
Forest Rutgers, Jr
Lillian Clare
Hermes
Ellen Lorenzen
Bernice Mieras
Frieda Whicher
Mildred Eaton
Cora Hampton
Pluto's Maidens
Eleanor Admiral
Vera Strebelin
Alice Burton
Ruth Parsons
Helen Burt
Pluto
Shades
Katherine Zisko
the Immortal
Betty Kitterman
L. D. Dennis
Forest Rutgers
Cedar Rapids
Harold Soper
Earl J. North
Eleusinia
Eta Beta
Iowa State College
Ames
Rho Beta
Drake University
Des Moines
Psi Beta
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Omicron Alpha
North
South Dakota
Missouri
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Blake at Second Avenue Home
Mrs. W. O. Blake celebrated her birthday Thursday evening with a home gathering on Second Avenue SE. First prizes went to Mrs. Blake and Marvin Williams, with consolation prizes awarded to Mrs. Carl Blake and Paul Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Blake
Second Avenue SE
Harris Kane nuptials held in Davenport
Miss Phyllis Harris of Cedar Rapids daughter of G W Knauer of Fargo North Dakota and Harold T Kane of Cedar Rapids married May 1 at Davenport by John A Hamby justice of the peace. Mr and Mrs Melvin Kasner of Cedar Rapids attended the couple. The Kanes are at home at 314 E avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Harris
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Knauer
Fargo, N. D
Harold T. Kane
Davenport
John A. Hamby
Melvin Kasner
Kane
E Avenue NW
Malta Chapter 415 O E S Holds Saturday Meeting
Malta chapter No. 415 O E S will meet at 8 p m Saturday in the Masonic hall. Refreshments and a social hour will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Garfield P T A Elects New Officers At Meeting
Mrs. Claude Parker was elected president of the Garfield P T A at a Wednesday school meeting. E R Williams became vice president, H W Rowland secretary, and Harry Degenford treasurer. Fifty five members attended as the chorus performed under Miss Evelyn McIlrath and Dr Dean Harve Geiger spoke on child development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Parker
Garfield P. T. A
E. R. Williams
H. W. Rowland
Harry Degenford
Evelyn Mcllrath
Dean C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
George Bees
G. H. Burrowes
Van Buren P.T.A. Holds Teacher Dinner at Colonial
Members of the Van Buren P.T.A. hosted a dinner for school teachers on Thursday evening at the Colonial tea room. Sweet peas decorated tables and corsages were awarded. Miss Eugenie Schoen led singing and games. bunco produced prizes for Mrs. C. Erlacher and Miss Sadie Cowden. Committee: Mesdames L. K. McKee E Johns C Pitlik J Bruna J Gaskill. Thirty-two attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren P
T. A
Colonial Tea Room
Eugenie Schoen
C. Erlacher
Sadie Cowden
L. K. McKee
E. Johns
C. Pitlik
J. Bruna
J. Gaskill
Seascout Troop Dinner Honors First Year Of Sea Scouting
The S. S. Kiwanian seascout troop hosts a Friday dinner at 6 45 PM in the Terrace garden Hotel Montrose to celebrate one year of sea scouting. Harold Wies receives the ship charter for 1935 1936. awards go to Hahn Bowker Bowne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. S. Kiwanian
Montrose
Jack Yeast
N. Harold West
Harold M. Wies
W. E. McFann
First Evangelical Mother-Daughter Dinner Draws 160 Attendees
One hundred sixty mothers and daughters attended the annual mother-daughter banquet of the First Evangelical church, sponsored by the Gamma Delta Sigma class. Mrs. Arthur Hurtt chaired, with committees for dining room, music, reception, invitation, decorations, publicity, and menu. Hurtt welcomed guests, Stofler spoke on Mothers and Daughters, Miss Marguerite Stein of the YWCA lectured on Happiness, and Doris May Newman and Lenore Stark provided musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Gamma Delta Sigma
Arthur Hurtt
Frank Lange
Anna Kriz
Walter Scherrebeck
L. A. Talbott
I. L. Baumgartner
A. A. Couser
Cultus Club Re-Elects Officers at Year End Meeting
At Mrs. T B. Yuill home on Thursday the Cultus club re-elected its officers: Mrs. W D Patterson president, Mrs. Earl D Hardwick vice president, Mrs. R R Mayberry secretary, and Mrs. George Rugh treasurer. Yearly reports were given and a program featured a poem Neighbors by Jay G Sigmund and a portrait of the Yankee farmer. Refreshments followed as the club year closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
T B. Yuill
W. D. Patterson
Earl D. Hardwick
R. R. Mayberry
George Rugh
W. M. Cunningham
Jay G. Sigmund
Miss Ruth Zuck and Virgil Chesbro Wed at First Christian
Ruth Zuck of Waterloo and Virgil Chesbro son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chesbro of Waterloo were married at 3 o clock Thursday at the parsonage of the First Christian church by Rev Blaine Hyten. Clifford Lake attended. The couple will reside in Waterloo where Chesbro works for Rath Packing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Zuck
Waterloo
Virgil Chesbro
Frank Chesbro
First Christian Church
Blaine Hyten
Clifford Lake
Bluff View Aid Society Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Buresh
Mrs John Buresh entertained the Bluff View Aid society at luncheon on Wednesday. Guests included Mesdames Mann King Popelka Popelka Williams Kretschmar Kretschmar Atwood Williams and Misses Lenora Popelka Ruth Miller Nellie Williams with Mrs Fedderson of Clinton. The group will meet at Ellis park duck pond June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buresh
Twentieth Street NW
Bluff View Aid Society
H. S. Mann
Theresa King
Tony Popelka
Edward Popelka
Adelbert Williams
John Kretschmar
Alvin Kretschmar
Lester Atwood
George Williams
Lenora Popelka
Ruth Miller
Nellie Williams
Fedderson
Clinton
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Postal Clerks Auxiliary Hosts Picnic Supper
The Woman's Auxiliary to the post office clerks hosted a picnic supper for their husbands and families Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moes at 2200 Rockford Road SW. Forty attendees. Mrs. Moes helped serve with Mrs. Loyal Miller Mrs. Walter Val nere and Mrs. F J Kouba. Cards and banco with high prizes earned by Mrs. P Ford Leroy Hollan and Mrs. Donald McKinlay. Consolation prizes went to Miss Gladys McKinlay Mrs. L Todd and Mrs. Valliere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Moes
Rockford Road
Moes
Loyal Miller
Walter Val- Nere
F. J. Kouba
P. Ford
Leroy Hollan
Donald McKinlay
Birthday Party Honors Arlene May Feiereisen
Mr and Mrs Henry Feiereisen hosted a birthday party at 1801 Fourteenth Avenue SE for their daughter Arlene May on her first birthday Wednesday. Attending were Arlene May Marilyn Feier eisen Donald and Jimmy Pospishil Billy Gosnell Virginia and Mary Ann Satinsky Bruce Gosnell and Doris Ann Feiereisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Feiereisen
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Arlene May
Marilyn Feiereisen
Donald
Jimmy Pospishil
Billy Gosnell
Virginia
Mary Ann Satinsky
Bruce Gosenell
Doris Ann Feiereisen
Fashionable Shorts and One-Piece Underwear Trends
The article notes bold shifts in men’s underwear and shorts with extreme abbreviation and lightweight fabrics. New designs include athletic style waistbands, high thigh slashes, breathable meshes, and acetate materials in vivid colors. Shirts slimmed with minimal fabric, and one-piece union suits use fewer buttons for cool, snug wear.
Mrs Teahan Wins Re election As C N W Railway Group Head
Mrs. Harry Teahan was re elected president of the C and N W Railway Woman's club at a YWCA meeting after a luncheon. Officers elected include Mrs J C Thomas first vice president and Mrs W E Stottenberg vice president and ways and means chair. Delegates to the Chicago convention May 14 15 were named and 33 members attended with guests from Green Bay Ventura and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Teahan
C. and N. W. Railway Woman's Club
J. C. Thomas
W. E. Stottenberg
Ways and Means
L. L. Lovan
Mutual Service
W. R. Baker
R. A. Ikesell
Teahan
Stottenberg
Chicago
Marguerite Early
Green Bay
Wis
Lillian Nemetz
Ventura
Verle Buckman
Cedar Rapids
Meeting compares Russian and American traits at Delta Delphian
At the Delta Delphian meeting held Thursday at the Hotel Montrose, Mrs. H. D. O'Meara Mrs. A. H. Boileau Mrs. George C. Claassen and Mrs. W. E. Curtis spoke on Russian and American characteristics. Mrs. Amos Melburg Mrs. F. E. Katterjohn and Mrs. B. L. Knight presented Russian history notes noting Bolshevism as an aftermath of autocracy. Mrs. D. M. Taylor led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delphian
Montrose
H. D. O'Meara
A. H. Boileau
George C. Claassen
W. E. Curtis
Amos Melburg
F. E. Katterjohn
B. L. Knight
D. M. Taylor
Marquis Circle Elects Officers at Coe College
Mrs Ben H Peterson was elected president of the Martha Marquis circle of Coe college at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs Walter S Newell's home. Mrs Lynn E Garwood is retiring president and new officers include Alfred Meyer first vice president, Stanley Vesely second vice president, Vernon E Lichenstein secretary, and Thomas Hayden treasurer. Committees will be named at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Peterson
Martha Marquis
Coe College
Walter S. Newell
Fifteenth Street
Lynn &E. Garwood
Alfred Meyer
Stanley Vesely
Vernon E. Lichenstein
Thomas Hayden
George Bryant
Betty Kitterman
John Henry
Vesely
Nelson Vance Russell
C. T. Hickok
Bernice Hach Presents Pianists Recital at Coe College
Miss Bernice Hach of the Coe college conservatory of music faculty will present a group of her piano pupils in the first of a series of recitals Saturday at 2 pm in T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel. The recital is open to the public. Participants include Barbara Risk, Howard Unzeilig, Arlene Dvorak, Richard Sedlacek, Char lene Huber, Dale Morgan, Eddie Wharton, Maribel Pratt, Olga Sindelar, Scott Linge, Frances Kacerovsky, Jeanne Stepanek, Mildred Broulik, Jane Watson, Phyllis Horak, Ruth Kubik, Bernice Tichy, Evalyn Hillmer, Melvin Stone, Helen Prochaska, Gladys Linge, Libbie Fikejs, Irma Kubik, Betty Wagner and Meinard Schurfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hach
Coe College Conservatory of Music
T. M. Sinclair
Barbara Risk
Howard Unzeilig
Arlene Dvorak
Richard Sedlacek
Charlene Huber
Dale Morgan
Eddie Wharton
Maribel Pratt
Olga Sindelar
Scott Linge
Frances Kacerovsky
Jeanne Stepanek
Mildred
Moreheads Attend Phi Sigma Kappa Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Herbert L Morehead travel from 359 Sixteenth Street SE to Urbana Illinois for Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity silver anniversary events at the University of Illinois including a dinner and dance at the chapter house They will return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Morehead
Sixteenth Street
Urbana
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
University of Illinois
Moreheads
Family heads for Long Beach visit
Mrs. T. E. Taylor of 1238 Fourth Avenue SE with her daughter Mary and son Jack left early this week for Long Beach California to spend three months visiting her son Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Taylor
Fourth Avenue SE
Mary
Jack
Long Beach
Calif
Order of Rainbow Assembly No 11 Picnic Meeting
The Order of Rainbow Assembly No 11 holds a picnic luncheon Saturday at 12 30 at the Masonic building with a regular business meeting at 1 30 followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Assembly No. 11
Masonic Building
Mrs Kolda Honored at Sixth Street Shower
Mrs R J Kolda was honored at a Thursday evening shower hosted by neighbors at her home 1619 Sixth Street NW. Before marriage she was Miss Gwendolyn Diehl. Prizes of five hundred bunce went to Mrs George Meade Mrs Clare Murphy Mrs Leslie Crawford and Mrs George Driscoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Kolda
Sixth Street
Kolda
Gwendolyn Diehl
George Meade
Clare Murphy
Leslie Crawford
George Driscoll
Pat Collins
Ella Murphy
Clyde Lybarger
E. Dvorak
Mrs Wheeler Hosts Birthday Picnic Supper
Mrs. Loren Wheeler of 1613 I Avenue NE hosted a picnic supper Wednesday night to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. John Sebern and Frank Countryman. Attending were Mr and Mrs Wayne Smith, Mr and Mrs Loren Wheeler, Mr and Mrs John Sebern, and Mr and Mrs Frank Countryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Wheeler
I Avenue
John Sebern
Frank Countryman
Wayne Smith
Friendly Strollers Plan Sunday Plaza Hike Lead by Maynard Rowray
If weather allows the Friendly Strollers will hold the hike this Sunday at 2 pm meeting at the Plaza. Participants may bring own lunches and Maynard Rowray will lead the group on the planned route from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Rowray
Sosnowski Traded For Three German Spies In Secret Exchange
Berlin reports Baron Georg Sosnowski a top Polish spy was returned to Poland in exchange for three German agents. Two German noblewomen Baroness Benita Von Falkenhayn and Frau Renate Von Natzmer were beheaded in the swap. A Polish prisoner exchanged for Sosnowski included Frau Theodora Ogurek Drazga. The deal reportedly occurred nine days ago amid secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Georg Sosnowski
Europe
Poland
Sosnowski
Germany
Benita von Falkenhayn
Frau
Renate von Natzmer
Baron Sosnowski
Frau Theodora Ogurek Drazga
Friay
Legumes Must Be Plowed Under for Nitrogen Benefit
Agricultural experiments show legumes only add nitrogen to soil if the entire plant is plowed under at maturity. The finding highlights the need for thorough incorporation to realize soil fertility gains.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ann Bolton
C. H. French Home
Mrs. Soboda
ART Club
MC. L. Douglass
Mrs, Yuill
Towa Chi Omegas
Harris-Krane
P. T. A. Meetings
Garfield
van Buren
Seascout
Chesbro-Zuck
Postal Clerks Auxiliary
Boynton
Directed By
Amos Parrish
Ey York
Marquis Circle
California
Reinald
Werrenrath
Metropolitan Opera
John Pane-Gasser
Chicago Grand Opera
James Wolfe
Gounod
Festival Opera Co. of
Coe College Chorus
Shrine Temple
Mrs. Wheeler
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