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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1933

Page

2

Legion Auxiliary Hospital Day at Oakdale Sunday

The Legion Auxiliary plans a Hospital Day at Oakdale sanatorium on May 14 with music by the Coe Military band Hanford post drum and bugle corps and Veterans of Foreign Wars band. Guests include Esther Thompson and Myrton Skelly. Visiting hours are 10 to 12 and 2 to 5. all legion and auxiliary members and friends are invited.

National Hospital Oakdale American Legion Auxiliary Coe Drum and Bugle Corps of Hanford Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Howard Neff Hanford Post Esther Thompson Dallas Center M Myvyrton Skelly Des Moines Legion Auxliary Della Senninger Marion L. P Lyman Cedar Rapids Mauss Nell Kinney Iowa City L E Clark University Perkins FW Kopp Legion Auxiliary Murray Robertson Merle Harris Madge Schuyler Maude Newman Alice Schuler Alburnett Legionnaires

Open House at Mercy Hospital Friday May 12

The Sisters of Mercy invite the public to an open house at Mercy Hospital on Friday May 12 to observe national hospital day. Mothers of babies born there in the last three years receive special welcome, with favors for babies and entertainment and refreshments for adults. Mercy hospital auxiliary board members will tour the hospital and host the event, with the social committee chaired by Mrs Monahan presiding at the tea table.

Sisters of Mercy Mercy Hospital Board of Mercy Hospital Auxiliary F Monahan

P. T. A. Meetings Set at Van Buren and Harrison

Van Buren P T A will elect officers Tuesday at 2 pm in the school P T A rooms in Jackson. A regular meeting for May 16 will replace the week before. Teachers will lead. The Harrison P T A’s last meeting of the year will be Wednesday at 8 30 pm in the school auditorium after the business session.

van Buren van Buren P. T A Jackson Jackson P . A Harrison Harrison Parent-Teacher Association Cedar Chapter

New President Chosen for Cedar Rapids Women’s Club

Miss Lorraine Dieman was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women’s club at its Tuesday meeting in the Hotel Montrose. She has served as first vice president for two years and chaired the social committee this year.

Lorraine Dieman Cedar Rapids

Health program invitation for district parents

The district invites all parents to attend a health program. The event aims to promote wellness and provide resources for families within the district. Community leaders and health staff will speak, answer questions, and offer guidance.

Polk PTA Plans Final Meeting With Summer Topics

Polk PTA will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Willard Hayes from the playground commission speaks on Summer Activities. Mrs Della Garner discusses Summer Reading. Songs by the boys and girls glee clubs and a mixed chorus from the intermediate department. Election of officers followed by a social hour.

Polk. Polk Pta Willard Hayes The Playground Commission Della Garner Imntermediate Department

Community club notices and lodge meetings listed

A page of club notices lists Sunshine Auxiliary Cedar Chapter 184 OES WB A Review Club General Dodge Circle Rebecca Alexander Tent Cedar Rebekah Lodge Past Chiefs Meet Degree of Honor Juveniles Past Noble Grands Columbia Division T A O R C Aldebaran Junior Court and Mothers club events with meeting times locations and planned refreshments or meals.

Local Families Visit Carroll Bone and Keswick Guests

Millersburg residents Mr and Mrs Will Dennis and family and Mr and Mrs Charles Dennis with their kin visited Mrs Mary Strausser and the Hurd siblings. Edna Ghirstmyre of Keswick and Clad Ladely of Kansas City stayed with the Carroll Bone household. Mrs RooA Nafiger hosted the Ladies Aid on Thursday.

Will Dennis Charles Dennis Ther Clarence Young Cedar Rapids Mary Strausser Willam John Lambert Hurd Edna Ghirstmyre Keswick Clad Ladely Kansas City Carroll Bone Rooa Nafiger

Hi Y Ette Girls Reserves to Honor Mothers Tea

Washington high school Hi Y Aeta reserves plan a Mother Daughter tea this afternoon at four in the W C A venue. A large turnout of mothers and daughters is expected including a piano solo by Helen Frantz a reading by Mary Slaman and a vocal by Maxine Reams. The tea table will feature spring flowers and pastel tints with Miss Marian Martin and Miss Lucile Reynolds presiding.

Washington High School W.C Helen Frantz Mary Slaman Maxine Reams Marian Martin Lucile Reynolds

Church Women Schedule Meetings Across Westminster and Nearby Churches

Westminster District No 3 meets with Mrs J R Watson 1803 Washington Ave SE Monday at 2 30 for a business meeting and Kensington St Annes Circle of Immaculate Conception meets in school parlors 7 45 Monday hostesses Misses Lorettrk and Vivienne Power Susannah Wesley Class Trinity Methodist meets at Mrs Donald Rodgers 1901 J St SW Wednesday at 2 for business meeting and Kensington Mrs Vern White and Mrs O P Erbe assist Van Vechten Guild Peoples Church meets at Mrs L T Sloane 503 Twenty third St NE for a picnic luncheon at 1 Tuesday members asked to bring picnic supplies assistant hostesses Mrs Walter Allison

Westminster District Westminster Church J. R. Watson Washington Avenue SE Kensington St. Anne's Circle St Anne's Circle Immaculate Conception Church Lorettrk Vivienne Power Susannah Wesley Susannah, Wesley Trinity Methodist Church Donald Rodgers J Street Vern White O. P. Erbe van Vechten Guild van Vechten Guid The Peoples Church L. T Sloane Twenty-third Street Walter Allison

Local Socials and Club Gatherings in Waterloo

Lisbon guests Mrs. Roy Short and Mr. Roy F Short visited Waterloo home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer. Sandrock seniors dined with parents Tuesday at the school. Women’s Relief Corps met at Mrs. C. R. Yocum’s home. Sarah Fouse Missionary Society met with Mrs. Mosley Thursday. Miss Agnes Baird assisted hostess and Miss Elizabeth Smith led. Methodist Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at the church Thursday. Mable McQuown and Donald Bowers hosted Aces Easy bridge club at J. F. Bowers home Friday. prizes went to Raphael Gardner Esther Woods and Margaret Reiger.

Roy F Short Waterloo Homer Sandrock Women’s Relief Corps C. R. Yocum Sarah Fouse Donald Bowers Aces Easy Bridge Club J. F Bowers Raphael Gardner Esther Woods Margaret Reiger Ada Nichols Mable Fedderson Hester Herring Alice Noble Naomi Little Oelwein W. A. Montgomery Valley Junction Leona Wilcoxen Athena Club I. C. Martin Ella McCandless Sorosis Club Charles Sanket A. E. Fedderson Wayne Conrad William Wetherer Amber Lahn Bess Burrows Jolly Sixteen Club Carl McKee Gretchen Beyer Margaret Huron Ione Ealy Minnie Bailey Lottie Broachey Myrtle Winslow Mary Benner Sadie England James Greenlee Lloyd Ritland Bridge Commercial Cafe Methodist Episcopal Home Missionary Society R. O. Burrows Home Art Club Charles Houseman F. G. Hoskins St. Cecelia Club Lena Kirk Jane Ealy Marie Penrose Alice Humes Dorothy Irwin Marjorie Driscoll Portia Club Walter Malcolm Izetta Fedderson John B. Hancox W. R. C. Aid K. P. Hall Candace Moore Pearl Grey Eva Potter Marion Bistricky Viola Mortland Eva Rusk Sincere Rebekah Lodge B. of R. T Ferguson Wesleyan Club Methodist Episcopal Church Vera Bohlman Mae Humes Grace Schubert T. N. Nielson Arthur Blinkinsop Vesta Walker

Clermont Study Club Elects Officers for New Year

The Clermont Study club elected officers: Mrs S C Jerdee president, Mrs H B Greenley vice president, Mrs G H Hackman secretary, Mrs D R Cottrell treasurer. William Larrabee wished well on a European tour. Helen Phelps receives a remembrance as she leaves Clermont. New member Mrs J H Hoppe joins. Faculty and Mrs D R Cottrell hosted a farewell dinner for Helen Sweet and Helen Phelps as they end their year with the faculty.

Clermont Study Club S C Jerdee H. B Greenley G H Hackman D R. Cottrell William Larrabee Helen Phelps Clermont J H Hoppe Clermont Public Schools D R Cottrell Andine Vasby Helen Sweet

Banquet and club events span community outputs

A Manchester mother and daughter banquet at Community church featured Mrs Harry G Utley hosting and Mrs Shan non B Chariton delivering a mother’s toast. Nadine Brock spoke for daughters. Other speakers included Mrs C G Yoran and Mrs Wasne A Hall. Music by Mr and Mrs HL Rann and entertainment by Mr and Mrs Archie Lyman. Prizes awarded to Mrs L M Jorgenson and Percy Lillibridge. Out of town guests included the Gremmels and Williams families. The Audubon society met at the library with talks by Miss Lucy Shimmin and Mrs H A Dittmer. St Navier’s school committee held its sixth meeting planning Alumni reorganization, with Rose Morrissey and Josephine Carey in charge. The American Legion Auxiliary met at Legion hall.

Harry G. Utley Shannon Chariton Nadine Brock C G Yoran Robert G Harris Wasne T B A Armstrong HL. Rann Archie Lyman Butterfield Duckett L M Jorgenson Percy Lillibridge Il Gremmels Oclwein George Williams Hazleton Strain Cedar Rapids FF Campbell Audubon Society Lucy Shimmin H A Dittmer St Navier’s School Rose Morrissey Josephine Carey American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall

Anamosa Club Activities Highlight Local Meetings

The Anamosa Commercial club met on Tuesday and the Concord Round Table met on Thursday with Mrs. Lucy Remley. Officers elected include President Alma Erb and Vice President Ethel Stone. Mrs. J. E. Remley hosted a dinner for PEO chapter F0. Social guests from Cedar Rapids attended, and Hallman gave readings. Mothers' club runs Saturday story hours for children, with Mrs. Ray Hines as entertainer this weekend. Birthday events honored Mrs. Ernest Corwin and Joan Springer, hosted by grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Bye.

Anamosa Commercial Club Concord Round Table Lucy Remley Doris Beggs Alma Erb Ethel Stone Ruth Remley Golda Tyler J. E. Remley P.E.O H N,. Boyson M. S. Hallman Jessie Dodds J. A. Yessler Henrietta Franks Cedar Rapids Hallman Mothers’ Club Ray Hines Ernest Corwin Joan Springer George F. Bye

Community club and church notices from Mason City

Delegates from Washington attended the Town Federated Women's club meeting in Mason City. A wedding at the Presbyterian parsonage April 29 united Miss Zella Bush and Roy W. Kuntz with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bush hosting. The Rainbow Girls and several local organizations elected officers and held initiations and dinners.

R. G. Cheery C W. McLaughlin Federated Women’s Club Mason City Zella Bush Charles Bush Roy W. Kuntz Elizabeth Kuntz Presbyterian Parsonage Russell Chorpening Chorpening Charlotte Squire Rainbow Girls Evelyn Watson Dorothy Somrek Virginia Lemley Mildred Lemley White Shrine J. O. Elder R. S Warfel Olive Campbell Girl Reserves Esther McCreedy Mary Juliet Lemmon Loan Jean Stewart Sarah Marie Davis Lemley Orville Elder Y W Oc A Margaret Griffith Ed Squire Lincoln Parent Teachers Association C A. Owen Mildred Craig Isabelle Davis Bernice Nash Alice Poole George Rudiger Harry Nigby Elizabeth Thorne Edna Mercer Kathryn Little Doris Klepfer Althea Montgomery Helen Goffey

North and South Auxiliary groups host gatherings with prizes

Calamus Mrs August Weise hosted the North Auxiliary on Wednesday with prizes won by Miss Cora Horstman Mrs B C Horstman and Rae Copenhafer The South Auxiliary entertained by Mrs L S Gage on Wednesday Actorplane honors went to Mrs John White and Mrs A Snyder The Epworth league met at the church Tuesday The Shakespearean club held its annual banquet at Mrs Bernard Eden’s home Mrs F G Butterfield was toastmistress Talks by several members The Evening Five Hundred club met Thursday at Mr and Mrs Whallam Mueller Prizes awarded to Mrs A Laham Clara Vetter Mrs Austin Briggs John Mueller Austin Briggs and R F Mueller

August Weise North Auxiliary Club Cora Horstman B C Horstman Rae Copenhafer South Auxiliary Club L. S Gage John White A Snyder Epworth League Shakespearean Club Bernard Eden F G Butterfield Arnold Laham Lester Marron Emma Dosland L Kuebler C A. Blake L J Kuebler Five Hundred Club Whallam Mueller A Laham Clara Vetter Austin Briggs John Mueller R F Mueller

Kalona Bridge Club Hostess And Guests Listed

Mrs J L Fry entertained her bridge club Monday and Tuesday at Welte’s luncheon. Present were Mrs Ivo Grady Mrs R James Mrs HWA Mellinger Mrs R E Adams Mrs L C Stillwell Mrs J Ro Swartzendruber Mrs Clarence Shimon Mrs W G Hockettler Mrs G W Engstrom Miss Hazel Deane Miss Jennie Britton Miss Mary Fry Mrs Alva Kepler Mrs H V Snodgrass and Mrs Cecil Brage. High score went to Miss Jennie Britton. Edith Welte was hostess to her witb at a luncheon. Guests included Mrs O L Rogers Mrs C G Tilden Mrs Elmer Michel Mrs Ernest Felzke Mrs L C Stillwell Miss Jennie Britton Mrs W R Snyder.

J L Fry Bridge Club Ivo Grady R. James Hwa Mellinger R_ E. Adams L. C_ Stillwell J Ro Swartzendruber Clarence Shimon W G Hochestetler WN Engstrom Hazel Deane Jennie Britton Mary Fry Alva Kepler H V Snodgrass Cecil Brage Edith Welte O L. Rogers C. G Tilden Elmer Michel Ernest Felzke L. C Stllwell Jennile Britton W. R. Snyder

Newhall Couple Wed In St Pauls Catholic Ceremony

Elsie Boddicker daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe G Boddicker wed Paul R Schallau son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Schallau in a 8 30 am ceremony at St Pauls Church Newhall Rev Father Keffler officiated with Rev Father Delay assisting Miss Frances Bradley sang during the service Bridesmaids wore pink and blue gowns and carried pink snapdragons A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home The newlyweds will live on a farm on highway 218 southwest of Newhall

Marguerite Genevieve Schallau Leo Donald Boddicker Schallau Newhall van Horne High School Highway 218

Hopkinton Womens Groups Meet and Plan

Hopkinton Missionary ladies of the Methodist church met at Mrs Grace Hucker s home led by Mrs Theodore Dolly. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet May 10 at Mrs David Smith s home with assistants Mrs Marshall Neil Mrs N E Loomis and Mrs P R Wheeless. The Methodist Ladies Aid plans May 10 at Mrs F M Wheeless s home with assistant hostesses Mrs W C Lux and Mrs A T Wheeless. Miss Portia Main hosted grade school teachers Friday evening Guests included Mr and Mrs David H Johnston and several teachers.

Methodist Church Grace Hucker Theodore Dolly Ladies Aid Society The Presbyterian Church David Smith Marshall Neil N. E. Loomis P. R. Wheeless Methodist Ladies Aid Society F. M. Wheeless W. C. Lux

Urbana Social Notes Highlight Birthdays Meetings

Urbana events include Abbie Johnson's fourteenth birthday party with several guests. Cemetery association and Memorial day dinner committees named with local hosts and helpers. Altar lodge Masons welcomed visiting members from nearby towns. Ever Ready club hosted by Mrs W E Hoon. Lucille Burrell celebrated her twelfth birthday hosted by Mrs O T Cumberland.

Abbie Johnson George Johnson Dora Cumberland Abbie Willford Lois Jean Henkle Leon Kiler Lorraine Downing Orland Harger Robert Moore R. W Remer Urbana Cemetery Association Charles Johnson W. R. Stone Merton Johnson Charles Heath William Todd W. S. Burrell James Brody Allen Hilliard R. Fauss Cedar Rapids Norway Center Point Walker W. E. Hoon Ever Ready O. T. Cumberland Lucille Burrell

Mount Vernon P. E. O. Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Mount Vernon Iowa article notes the twenty fifth anniversary of chapter DT of the P. E. O. on May 9 1908 with a program at Miss Miriam Freer home. Members read letters roll calls and reminiscences. Dinner at Walter Gray home featured yellow and white decor and an initiation for E R Ristine Richard Barker and Walter Gray led by Prof. Clyde Tull. Guests included local physicians and university affiliates.

Mount Vernon Chapter DT Miriam Freer E. R. Ristineé R. H. Bowman Walter Gray E. R. Ristine Richard Barker Clyde Tull E. K. Mapes Beulah Crawford Iowa City E. W. Richardson Cedar Rapids Hugh Whitemore Muscatine Anson Burge S. G. Fouse Grace West Mary Parsons Leila Huebsch Beatrice Burge Olive Plattenberger Varillis Pedd George Anselm Opal Munger Norman Current Margaret Hedges Barbara Blackwell Ethel Hayes Mount Vernon-Lisbon Fred Bauman Balliet Ruby Wade F. M. McGaw Maude Parsons Charles Maybauer Ida Jordan Lucy Boyd Fred Travis T. S. Mitchell Cynthia Belknap Lewis Chapman Alice Betts W. A. A. Board A. W S C. C. A. Council Paul Bowman Bobby Niagara Falls Herry Kelly Chicago P O. E Sioux City Jessie Hofstetter Dyer Cornell Conservatory Clinton

Belle Plaine Club Activities Mark Twenty Years of EI to P. E. O.

Belle Plaine hosts luncheon and meetings for the twentieth anniversary of chapter EI to P. E. O. with charter members guiding the event. Several clubs including Athena, Sorosis, Jolly Sixteen, and Forget-Me-Not Five Hundred share lectures, papers, and games across multiple hosts and venues.

Mechanicsville Bridge Club Hosts and Garden Club Organized

Mechanicsville social notes show Miss Genevieve Beman hosting the D C Bridge Club with Miss Marjorie Crissman winning first and Miss Martha Cruse second. Cedar Rapids guests Mrs Mildred More and Miss Lucile Beman attend. A garden club forms at Mrs F M Wilson home with officers elected and first meeting set May 17 with Mrs D C Bell in attendance.

Genevieve Beman D. C F M. Wilson F. M. Wilson Gilbert Dutton W. H. DeWald D. C. Bell

Klitter Klub and D A R activities in Strawberry Point

Strawberry Point notes report the Klitter Klatter Klub meeting with Mrs J Flenniken and prize winners Mrs L A Little and Mrs M F Harwood. Hi Lo club hosted five hundred winner Mrs O Gepper and refreshments. Knight chapter D A R met at Dorothy Gill home with officers elected: Regent Amy Gleim Leora Norris secretary Mary Scofield treasurer Ruth Gallenline registrar Dorothy Gill.

Klitter Klatter Klub Flenniken L. A. Little M. F. Harwood Mesdames L. A. Little C. F. Steinhilber R. C. Noveris J. H. Klingbeil F. H. Howard Flora Smith Nelle Phelps Nell Kate Westfall Fred Fenchel O. Gepper D. G. Courtnage E. Shaffer N. L. Moe E. C. Muehlhausen J. Tucker A. E. Brown F. M. Snyder R. Kellogg E. Nichole and L. Thomas Knight Chapter Dorothy Gill Ollie Cole Amy Gleim Arlington Harriet, Harwood D. A.R Washington, D. C Mary Scofield Leora Norris Ruth Gallenline H. FE. Flower L. L. Welch Belle Stamp Mary Lauere Bry Mertie Dexter Celig Elwick Helene Harwood

Wednesday bridge club hosts Miss Geneva Watters at Chittick home

Shellsburg notes a Bridge Club evening with hostess Miss Geneva Watters. High scorer Miss Mildred Holmes. Tuesday, Mr and Mrs Jesse Evans entertained in honor of daughter Miss Margaret and listed graduates present. Birthday club hosts Mrs Louis Wagner. Cedar Rapids clergyman Rev W C Cleworth attends Methodist picnic and gives illustrated lecture.

Chittick Geneva Watters Mildred Holmes Jesse Evans Miss Margaret Mardelle Robbins Alice Rinderknecht Lois Ruth McGranahan Margaret Evans Hester Muschaweek Elsie Alden Eleanore Boone Alta Carroll Ila Voris Harold Johnson Guy Boyer Eldon Lear Orville Cox Glen Scott Richard Bender George Fish Warren Eichom Jarvis Freeman Happy Birthday Club Louis Wagner W. C. Cleworth Cedar Rapids Cleworth

North English Bridge Club Hosts at Lavelle Home

Mrs Pete Levy led a Bridge Club gathering at Mrs Jack Lavelle's home with guests Mrs L C Ferris and Mrs L A Miller. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Arthur Baird Mrs Russell Ferris and Mrs L C Ferris. Fortnightly club set to meet May 11 with Edith Thomas. papers by Frank Allen Merlyn Miller and a India versus England debate led by Donald Gibbens and Ralph King. Officers elected include President Donald Gibbens Vice President W C Carson Corresponding Secretary John Lindsley Recording Secretary Elizabeth White Treasurer L A Miller.

Pete Levy Jack Lavelle L. C. Ferris L. A. Miller Arthur Baird Russell Ferris Edith Thomas Frank Allen Merlyn Miller India England Donald Gibbens Ralph King W. C. Carson John Lindsley Elizabeth White

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