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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1933

Page

4

Middle East District Library Association Meeting in Marion

The Iowa Library Association Middle East district gathers in Marion May 10 at 9 30 am with Miss E Joanna Hagey Cedar Rapids president and Miss Julia A Robinson Des Moines secretary chairing a program on meeting economy related problems and community help. Public welcome to afternoon talks and book discussions followed by a luncheon at Mrs J J Ives home.

Middle East Iowa Library Association Marion Mbrary E. Joanna Hagey Cedar Rapids Julia A. Robinson Des Moines Brary Commission Velma Harlow Toledo J. J. Ives Miss Robinson Elizabeth Martin Davenport Jessie B. Gordon Miss Hagey A L. A I L. A Citizen's Council Lilian A. Sutherland Clinton Julia Robinson Nelson Vance Russell Coe College

Prohibition Mass Meeting At Lincoln School Tonight

Prohibition mass meeting led by Prof. E. J. Petry of Coe College begins at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln school auditorium with a 7:30 preceeding band program. Various local clubs and societies hold meetings and events through the week, including guardian clubs, garden groups, and senior activities in Marion.

IE. J. Petry Coe College Lincoln School Petry Purdue Cornell University University of Michigan University of Ohio Paul Popejoy Goldman King Carl Madder Big Jow Washington Post J P. Sousa Colonel Minor George Rosenkrans

Marion to field team in Wapsie Valley league slate

Marion joins the Wapsie Valley Baseball League with eighteen games on the schedule including two open Sundays. Other towns in the league are Martelle, Mount Vernon, Mechanicsville, Morley, Lisbon, Alburnett, Springville and Solon. Marion players include Curtis, Grommen, Slauson, Chub McConaughy, F Taylor Dippel, K Reed, Brooks, D Bristol, Tudecn, Bensch, Morena, Bill Gibson and others. Marion business men fund a $15 entrance fee.

Baseball League Marion Martelle Mount Vernon Mechanicsville Morley Lisbon Alburnett Springsville Solon Curtis, Grommen Slauson Chub MceConaughy F. Taylor Dippel K. Reed Brooks D. Bristol Tudecn Bensch Morena Bill Gibson

Marion Public Library Receives New May Selections

The Marion library announces May additions from the Junior Literary Guild for all ages with titles such as Silver Chief and Peter Duck. The Theristri al club and anonymous donors provide biographies and history works including Amana That Was and Amana that Is. High school academic tests are set for Marion High on Tuesday at 8 15 with state contest hopefuls named. Junior Shakespeare Club meets Thursday at 4 pm in the library auditorium.

Marion Public Library Junior Literary Guild Silver Chief O’brien America Peck and Johnson Peter Duck Ransome Sperry Island Bora Bora Theristrial Club Harriet Beecher Stowe MacArthur Mary Lyon Stengel Benjamin Franklin Major Lafayette Crow Theodore Roosevelt MacSpadden Barnum New England Browne State Historical Society Knappen Samuel Seabury Chambers Doone Horler Marion High School Iowa City Shakespeare Club Library

Announced Wedding Nears for Hope Thompson Shroyer

Mrs. Anne Van Horne hosted a shower for granddaughter Hope Thompson Shroyer with guests from Clinton Blairstown Belle Plaine and Canton. The event preceded Hope Thompson's upcoming marriage. the PTA annual meeting follows a 6:30 luncheon with officers to be elected and speeches by M J Barrett Davenport and Harold Jacobs.

Anne Woltersdorf M. R. Thompson Cedar Falls Scott Thompson Shroyer W. E. Thompson Clinton Miss Hope Thompson Shroyer Eloise E. Shroyer Canton, Il Helen Woltersdorf P. R. Holler Harold Jacobs C A. Thompson Osborne O'Brien M. J. Barrett Davenport Davenport Will Speak Those In Charge of Serving Include Mesdames C. B. Barron H A. Burns William Uilerich Con Schallau H. G. Griffith Ruth Thompson Mildred Jenkins

Dinner Invitation and Social Gatherings Mentioned

Rowley Mr and Mrs. Nels Nelson host a Sunday dinner for Merle Hagen and family August Hagen of Van Horne plus Clarence Morrison and children of Toddville and Henry Bolton’s family with Mervin Nelson of Brandon. George Thedens received a Friday Waterloo reception and dinner. The Martha Washington Guild at the Presbyterian church was hosted by Mabel Sloan with Nina Gunzenhouser directing the lesson Saturday afternoon.

Nels Nelson Merle Hagen August Hagen van Horne Clarence Morrison Toddville Henry Bolton Mervin Nelson Brandon George Thedens Waterloo Martha Washington

Tipton clubs hostesses and bridge prize winners

Tipton society notes record: Mrs Roy Glick hosted the Past Chief club Monday. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Norma Stoltenberg and Mrs Hulda Hoon. Chapter DY PEO met Tuesday with Mrs Burton Smith. Mrs Nevin Witmer hosted Harmony club. Mrs L E Aker entertained the W B club at bridge Wednesday.

Roy Glick Norma Stoltenberg Hulda Hoon Burton Smith Nevin Witmer Harmony Club L. E. Aker W. B. Club Bridge

Monticello Social Events Feature Eastern Star and Local Hoedowns

Monticello notes report the Schreiner chapter Order of the Eastern Star meeting with Agnes Steck presiding and initiations for Olga Scott and Clara Mae Pillmore. Guests from Washington and Olin attended, with several members hosting refreshments. The Fortnightly bridge club held a season high score dinner at Maples Inn and at Mrs. E J Farley's home, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ralph Bone and Mrs. Arch Grimes. Community groups including the Congregational Working Band, teachers gatherings, and neighbor clubs are listed with hostesses and participants. A marriage announcement confirms Claude Appleby and Augusta Gerdes wed April 28 in Anamosa and plan to reside in Monticello.

Schreiner Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonite Agnes Steck Olga Scott Clara Mae Pillmore Frank Quimby Washington H. E. Carter L. J. Rohwedder Olin Ralph Bone A. J. H. McNeill John Bateman Arthur Skelley Fred Matthiessen Fred Kay Maye Faye Cass Maples Inn E. J. Farley Arch Grimes Harry Maire Will Corbin S. E. Guyan Carl Jolly Edward Templeton Congregational Church Janet Hazard Albert McNeill Emil Rickless D. P. Young Cora. Brockhaus A. B. Grimes June Meyer LaVetta Perrine Ruth Webster Opal Porter Ann Miller Martha Meyer Mary Coxsee Bess Dickey George Keith Lincoln Thoen Florence Hoag Ernest Shelley Claude Appleby Charles Appleby Monticello Augusta Gerdes John Gerdes Anamosa Anamosa High School

Local clubs hold events and announce June hostesses

La Porte City clubs met and planned activities through the week. Mrs. Mark Ballheim will host June 6, while Mrs. George Gill has the same date in view. Federated Women’s clubs members attended Mason City convention and a 1600s to present day costume show was staged at the Methodist church.

Killkare Klub Mark Ballheim George Gill R. B. Fields E. L. Esher Martha Brust Federated Women's Clubs Mason City Methodist Church Will Turner Dave Flickinger Harry Heacock Will Speck Aid Society Roy Lee Bessie Sawyer Neva McChane T. Gates BE. E. Gates W. M. Blough E. E. Triem Inez Glime Cora Bowman L. D. Chester Mary Lizer L. J. Tutt Garrabrant Lillian Garrabrant W. Betts John Kettleson Ruth Jean McChane Helen Jacobs J. H. Goon Black Hawk County American Legion Auxiliary Knights of Pythias Waterloo Cedar Falls Hudson Dunkerton Noble Grand Circle of Thistle Rebekah Lodge Sophia Konicek Frank Kenny

Presbyterian Ladies Working Band Meets at Carrie Preas Home

Center Junction group gathered at Miss Carrie Preas residence for a business meeting led by Mrs. E F Klein Eck with Mrs. George Courtney as guest. The Women's club met at Mrs. T E Stanton’s home with Mrs. H E Stingley in charge and featured Delta Branen Wilma Jackson and Pauline Prahm among participants.

Presbyterian Ladies Working Band Carrie Preas E. F. Kleineck George Courtney T. E. Stanton H. E. Stingley Delta Branen Wilma Jackson Pauline Prahm J. M. Moses S. G. Thompson Peter Prahm Paul Smith

Bridge Club Hosts Lillie Maurer Guests In Wilton Junction

The Tuesday bridge club was entertained this week by Mrs. Lillie Maurer with Mrs. Bernice Thede as a guest. High scores were earned by Mrs. Bernice Thede and Mrs. Marie Seber. A mothers party by the Pollyanna class of the Presbyterian church is planned for Monday evening in the church vestry.

Lillie Maurer Bernice Thede Marie Seber Presbyterian Church

Cotton Smartness: Patterns for Clever Women This Season

Fashion notice from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department promotes Anne Adams patterns for cotton fabrics with two frocks described in detail. It lists sizes 14 through 42 for patterns 2315 and 2364, required yardage, and includes cutting guides. Order instructions cite 15 cents per pattern and catalog pricing, with mail orders to New York City.

Batiste Anne Adams Paris Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department 17Th St New York City

Wheatland Sees Birthday Celebrations Across Community

Wheatland residents mark birthdays of Mrs. Catherine Loeding aged 89 and Mrs. Maria Schneider aged 87 with home gatherings. Attendees include relatives from London Streator Dixon Davenport and Chicago. celebrations feature family groups, dinners, and card evenings hosted by local families and church Ladies Aid.

Wheatland Catherine Loeding Maria Schneider Marcella Dolores August Vols Streator Ill Schneider Germany Ferdinand Louis Fox Lena Schneider Henry Schneider Robert Witte William Mewes Elizabeth Thiele Amelia Emil Koch Albert Quigley Jane Jimemie Elmer Fletter Davenport Bert Crowell Chicago Earl Ben Jack Springfield A. E. McTivain Edward Hamdorf Charles Patterson Harry Balhorn Wayne White Norman Guenther Ladies Aid Society the Presbyterian Church Earl Kitts Carl Hoff Meister Anna Dutton

What Cheer Thursday Club Elects Officers

The Thursday club elected Frances Parkinson as president and Carl Draegert Theodore Gutknecht as vice presidents. Leslie Blacketer became recording secretary and Paul Lewis corresponding secretary with William Moode as treasurer.

Frances Parkinson Carl Draegert Theodore Gutknecht Leslie Blacketer Paul Lewis William Moode Alfred Whyte Morrow Gil Baines James Hawk Will Walker Glacier Park Mont Methodist Episcopal Church East Side Ada Gilroy Mildred Courtney

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Wansell Robert Titus Clark Phelps Raymond Smith Donald Hillerege Siegle Fleischer Galen McDougall Lawrence Gordon Melvin Oldfather Verle Breed Margaret Carson Mary Lockwood Burdena Cunningham LeNore Dipple Eileen Ferreter Ada Fernow Dorothy Burrows Grove City Rebekah Lodge 1.C. O.F. Hall Masonic Temple West Marion Will Rogers Mothers Club Fred Lutz Four C's Susie Berry Maron Onen Bradley A C. Sinse Margaret Murphey Ella Murphey Omaha Woo Younr Tenth Street C Carpenter White House Gweneth Warhors Perrys Dis Mones St Joseph's Catholic Church Tennveon Club Ronald C Booth Dorauld Bo Christie Ray McCastles Sesson Quech Mary Federation of Women's Clubs Oo Auditorum Emma Kwiein Federation of Womnens Clubs American Legion Auxmary Ts& Circle C C Scott Twelfth Street D TY Hoskins G. A. Patschke Marion Shakespeare Club Idlewild Harry Sneh Ed Paul Onalee Decorah Mrs JO OR Shoer Delta Sigma Delta Ugh School Department of National Educational Association United States Siegle Fleisher Eileen Feree Bernice Says LeNore Dippel Stinson Lowell Martin Stinson Hot Springs Yocom Chapel Mark Shockey Free Methodist Church Oak Shade Cemetery Thomas Cherry Tuckabache Entre Nous Club G. M. Hibner The Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club David Hindman American Legion Robert Cessford Marion Service Club Iowa Electric Light and Power Company A C_ Sloss Rainbow Division la Verna Crew Musical Literary Club Cecil Burleigh Jessie L Gaynor Carrie Jacobs Bong Oley Speaks Ameigo Club E. M. Adams Central City John Thompson A. E. Crew Albert Arp Chieek Anna Bader M . Bunker Tipton Marion Alburnett A. J. Keyes E. J Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church Joe Brown Seventh Avenue Owen Fernow Polly Lincoln” School Margaret Wood Carol Hunt Priscilla Guid Koppenhaver Fourteenth Street Martha Elliott Vernon Drive O. O. P Club Womans Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church George Schultz Cary Club Tailors—Cleaners Rowley Paris Academy Paris Academy OF Beauty Second Street la Porte City Center Junction Wilton Junction Montrose Hotel Montrose Kline’s Paramount Kryptqk J.C. Landenberger Optometrist Iowa Theater Hall-Ekfelt
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