Deamer Outlines Modern Schools Purpose For PEO Chapter
Superintendent Arthur C Deamer told PEO Chapter H1 the modern school guides child awareness from kindergarten through high school and directs the stream of consciousness. He cited Cedar Rapids as leading in school vocal work and noted active school orchestras in all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C Deamer
William Dennison
Twenty-fourth Street
Deamer
Cedar Rapids
P A. Tracy
Arthur C. Deamer
Douglas Kirk
Independence
G. M. Wodtke
Charles City
A. L. Augustine
Frank V. Orr
Miss Roth Showcases Work in City Art Exhibit
Miss Betty Roth daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter K Roth of 349 Park Terrace SE completes her first semester in the costume design and illustration department at the New York School of Fine and Applied Art and will be represented in the annual students exhibition May 15 18 in the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Roth
Walter K. Roth
Park Terrace SE
New York School of Fine and Applied Art
Murray couple and Miss Murray depart for AMA meeting in Kansas City
Dr and Mrs F. G. Murray travel from 1829 B avenue NE to Kansas City by car for the American Medical Association meeting. They are joined to Iowa City by Miss Winifred Murray and Miss Mary K. Fuller who will stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Murray
Avenue
Winifred “N Murrayv
Kansas City
Murray
American Medical Association
Iowa City
Mary K. Fuller
Bever Avenue
Marvin Cone Discusses The March Of Time In Art
Marvin Cone spoke on The March of Time in Art and the exhibited paintings at Coe College library. Chapter DK of PEO met Monday evening with 53 members and two guests, Miss Neva Prior and Mrs Holmquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Cone
Coe College
PE O
Alice Rudd
Neva Prior
Marion
Holmquist
Sigourney
Louise Yuill
Edith Amen
Eva Byerly
Ruby Byers
Grace Sargent
Celebrate Their Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Andrew Schader of 1722 Grande avenue SE celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home. He is a retired C M St P and P railway passenger conductor who retired at 71. They have a daughter Harriett Schulte of Green Bay Wisconsin three sons Frank Edward and William all of Newald Wisconsin and two grandchildren Margaret Newton of Green Bay and Jack Schader of Newald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Schader
Grande Avenue SE
Schader
Harriett Schulte
Green Bay
Wis
Frank
Edward
William
Newald
Margaret Newton
Jack Schader
Local Bridge Winners at Mrs Longueville Home
Mrs R S Hardendorf and Mrs M J Busler won the contract bridge game held Monday evening at Mrs Oliver Longueville home. Second awards went to Mrs S P Moore and Mrs Wheeler, and to Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs H J Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Hardendorf
M. J. Busler
R. Gorman
C. W. Irwin
Oliver Longueville
S. P. Moore
Wheeler
S. A Sanders
H. J. Robertson
Marriage of Lucille B McGrath and Harold G Viner
Lucille B McGrath of Marion and Harold G Viner of Cedar Rapids married Saturday at the Methodist church parsonage in Wapello. The ceremony was performed by Rev Treverton Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille B McGrath
Marion
Harold G. Viner
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
Wapello
Treverton Warren
Reviews Two Prize Plays At Chapter GM Meeting
Mrs C C Kesler reviewed the 1935 Pulitzer play The Old Maid by Zoe Akins at a chapter GM PEO meeting hosted by Mrs Suchomel on Ridgeway Drive SE. She also discussed the 1936 prize play Idiots Delight by Robert E Sherwood with vocal numbers by Mrs Hearn, Mrs Krabbenhoff, and Miss Virginia Paul among 26 members and two guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Kesler
Zoe Akins
Thomas H. Suchomel
Ridgeway Drive
Kesley
Robert E. Sherwood
George Hearn
George Krabbenhoff
Virginia Paul
Don Hillier Initiated Into UM Vulcans Honor Society
Don Hillier son of Mr and Mrs Guy E Hillier of Meadow Brook Drive SE has been initiated into the Vulcans senior engineering honor society at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor where he is finishing his junior year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hillier
Guy E. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Vulcans
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Evelyn Staskal to Wed Daryl Fesler
Engagement announced for Evelyn Staskal daughter of Mr and Mrs Wes Staskal near Cedar Rapids to Daryl Fesler of Lone Tree. Cedar Rapids guests attended a buffet luncheon with many relatives and friends from Iowa regions including Iowa City and Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Staskal
Wes Staskal
Cedar Rapids
Daryl Fesler
Lone Tree
Frank Pohorsky
Frances Slagle
Everett Staskal
Jeanne Rae
William Stransky
Frank Stransky
Milo Stansky
Iowa City
Milo Shalla
Phyllis Katheryn
Riverside
Frances Harrigan
Fairfax
Joseph E. Best
Oakville
Cleveland P T A Honors Teachers Dinner
Cleveland parent teachers association honors teachers with a dinner at the Bungalow the Iowa Electric Light and Power company hosted by the executive board. Tulips decorates tables wrist corsages violets and pansies. The Youtzy trio Miss Marjorie Emerson and Mrs A J Anderson contributed readings and poetry while the mothers trio sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland School
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cleveland P T. A. Tulips
Marjorie Emerson
Lawrence Krieg
A. J. Anderson
Mothers
G. B. McMillan
Joseph Birch
Dave Williams
Mount Mercy Card Party and Program Set Friday Night
Mount Mercy barristers and dancing classes present a short program at the close of a college card party this Friday evening. The lineup includes a balloon dance a novelty number a solo dance Hungarian Rhapsody by Catherine Louise Patterson and two chorister numbers. Public welcome reservations advised at 2 106.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Catherine Louise Patterson
Birthday Tribute for Darline Spake at SW Street Party
Mrs Loran Spake hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 519 Eighth Street SW to honor her daughter Darline on her sixth birthday. Guests included Patricia Paul, Betty Burkey, Doris Clifford, Elaine Bauer, Wanda Lusk, Beverly Nevin, Jacquelyn Jayce, Norma Standard, Marvhelle Tat, Betty June Suckley, Norma Standard, and Betty Goodenough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran Spake
Eighth Street
Darline
Patricia Paul
Betty Burkey
Doris Clifford
Elaine Bauer
Wanda Lusk
Beverly Nevin
Jacquelyn Jayce
Norma Green
Marvhelle Tat
Betty June Suckley
Norma Standard
Betty Goodenough
Maltese Cross Daughters Meet at St Luke's Hospital
The Maltese Cross circle of the King's Daughters will gather at St Luke's hospital on Thursday for a pot-luck luncheon. The afternoon will be spent sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltese Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
St Luke's Hospital
Summer frock pattern with ruffles and pockets by Anne Adams
Ann Adams designs a dawn to dusk day dress with semi-raglan sleeve, round bodice yoke, four waistline tucks, and button accents. Pattern 4012 offered in sizes 14 to 42, requires 314 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16, order from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department. Book and pattern combo offered for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th St
New York
Rosary Society Plans Vaudeville Program at Parish Meeting
Members of unit No 2 of the Rosary society at St Patricks church planned a Sunday evening vaudeville variety program. A bridge supper is also planned for the first week of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit No 2
The
Rosary Society of
Daughters of Penelope Schedule Meeting at Moose Hall
The Daughters of Penelope will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Moose Hall to discuss activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope
Moose Hal
County Federation Of Women's Clubs To Meet Thursday
Cedar Rapids women plan to attend the Linn County Federated Women's clubs convention at the Presbyterian church in Springville Thursday. B. B. Hickenlooper will address on The Legal Status of Women in Iowa. B D Silliman will discuss Taxation A Woman's Problem and many locals appear on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Federated Women's Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Springville
B. B. Hickenlooper
B. D. Silliman
C. E. Roberts
County Federation
Clyde MacLain
Iowa
Austin Palmer
J. P. Mills
W R. Foor
FL. Corey
Tuto Englemson West
Muse
Gen Ogden
ER Jacks
Foow Damour
Mall
Town Strand
de, Rummell
Arthur Mau
Effie Burton
Mrx
Prank ‘Gates
CC Mota
FP Gorlogs
George You
W E. Mickel
H. G Heisemman
Warren Hansen
Cob Clark
D. Panie
Coe College Women’s Scene Club to Give Concert
The Coe College women’s scene club directed by Miss Alma Ture chek will present a concert at Sinclair Memorial chapel Wednesday at 7 PM. The program is open to the public with no admission charge. Assisting the club are Miss Virginia Oltmann violinist Miss Ruth Neh! and Richard Parker and Weir Fillenworth French horn soloists. Soloists with the glee club include Miss Irene QOltman pianist. Miss Margaret McFadden soprano a trio and a quartet. Miss Mari Ann Huebsch and Miss Esther Knock are accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Women’s Sice Club
Alma Turechek
Tme
Smclair Memorial
Virginia Oltmann
Ruth Neh
Richard Parker
Weir Fillenworth
Glee Club
Irene Qoltman
Margaret McFadden
Mari Ann Huebsch
Esther Knock
Mrs Goodwin Hosts Service Circle Luncheon
Mrs. Carl F. Goodwin of 1735 Third Avenue SE entertained the Service circle of the Kings Daughters at a luncheon assisted by Mesdames Paul Seichert J McBride Earl Schuyler and Miss Harriet Heinrich Mrs Raymond Reid led devotions with Sacrifice by Francis Havergall Reports covered milk furnished to a family and a bed table bought for a bedfast woman Plans were made to entertain the junior circle at a breakfast Nomination committee was named with Mesdames Marshall Clark F W Wells and D Carl as members Guests included Mrs John Shaver Mrs E Rowe and Miss Clara Heinrich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Goodwin
Third Avenue SE
King’s Daughters
Paul Seichert
J. McBride
Earl Schuyler
Harriet Heinrich
Raymond Reid
Francis R. Havergall
Marshall Clark
F. W. Wells
D. Carl
John Shaver
E. Rowe
Clara Heinrich
Miss Irma Voss to Wed Gilbert Schmidt May 19
Miss Irma Voss who is to be married to Gilbert Schmidt of Watkins May 19 was honored at a miscellaneous shower Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Katherine Cutter by Mrs. Cutter and Mrs Homer Spurgeon. Prizes at five hundred were won by Mrs. Clarence Schminke, Mrs. Joseph Voss and Miss Hilda Bjornsen. Others present included numerous relatives and friends such as Mrs. Will Vochl, Mrs. Joseph Erger, Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mrs. Martin Rinderknecht, and several Voss and Bjornsen sisters and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Voss
Gilbert Schmidt
Watkins
Katherine Cutter
Cutter
Homer Spurgeon
Clarence Schminke
Joseph Voss
Hilda Bjornsen
Will Vochl
Joseph Erger
Robert Anderson
Martin Rinderknecht
Orville Spurgeon
Shirley
Rahe Daughter Visits Parents Over Weekend
Miss Marguerite Rahe of Water loo spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H E Rahe at 2048 Fourth Avenue SE returning Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Rahe
Waterloo
H. E. Rahe
Fourth Avenue SE
Palmistry guide promises easy learning for party experts
An article promotes a 40 page booklet “Palmistry and Astrology” from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute in New York. It outlines palm reading basics such as life line head line and mounts and encourages readers to send for the booklet to gain social charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Alec
Miroxell
Joan
Bes
Moeanis
Hugh
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 18Th Street
New York
Bemer Golden Anniversary Dinner At Cedar Rapids Home
Mr and Mrs Louis Bemer celebrated their fifty second wedding anniversary on May S with a dinner Sunday at their home two and a half miles west of Cedar Rapids. Daughters served the meal and many relatives attended including Hopper Pickerill Mason and Graham families from Iowa City Shellsburg Cedar Rapids Palo and Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bemer
Cedar Rapids
Mary Hopper
Elizabeth Pickerill
Shellsburg
Rose Mason
Chester Graham
Iowa City
George Graham
Gussie Graham
Ed Griffiths
L. Benner
Orlie Mason
Mary and
Fern Mason
William L. Benner
Palo
Leo Pickerill
William Hopper
Rose
Robert
Donald
Four Local Persons To Eastern Meeting
Mrs. J. W. Pichner Mrs. F. A. Small Mrs. Mary Louise Welke and the Rev. Melvin L. Welke left by motor Tuesday for Boston Mass where they will attend the annual meeting of the American Unitarian association next week. They expect to return in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pichner
F. A. Small
Mary Louise Welke
Melvin L. Welke
Boston
Mass
American Unitarian Association
Bridge Club Luncheon At 912 Eighth Avenue SW
Miss Alice Phillipson hosted a garden luncheon for her bridge club this Saturday. Prizes were won by Miss Alberta Thompson and Mrs. A C Ridge after the games. Former member Mrs. Leon Vesely attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Phillipson
Eighth Avenue
Alberta Thompson
A. C. Ridge
Leon Vesely
Vesely Receives Departure Gift At Texas Farewell
Vesely, who will move to Texas this week, was presented a farewell gift by the hostess. Others attending included Miss Selma Rose Norma Detlefs Arlene Ortman Hilda Hendrickson Leona Borschel Alicin Biaha Kathryn Pogge and Mesdames Wallace Boyson and Vernon Spurrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesely
Texas
Selma Rose
Norma Detlefs
Arlene Ortman
Hilda Hendrickson
Leona Borschel
Alicin Biaha
Kathryn Pogge
Wallace Boyson
Vernon Spurrier
Beta Sigma Phi Sigma chapter to meet at Montrose hotel
The Beta Sigma Phi business girls' sorority will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Doings of Congress Highlights and Debates
Senate considers unobjected bills while Finance panel grills Morgenthau on a controversial revenue measure. House begins Frazier Lemke farm mortgage refinancing debate as Foreign Affairs weighs protection of American legation in Addis Ababa. Senate adopts sorrow for Senator Trammell. Finance panel approves a 2.364 billion deficiency bill with 1.425 billion for relief and sends to the Senate. Rules committee discharge on Frazier Lemke bill approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Finance Committee
Morgenthau
Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
Congress
Addis
Rules Committee
Hawaii Offers Tree Melon As Morning Dish
Hawaii seeks to export papaya by protecting it from the fruit fly. The U S Agriculture Department and Hawaiian authorities test three methods including parasitic insects, preharvest fly larvae control, and processing fruit for shipment. Papaya is described as the island’s favorite breakfast fruit and growers expect strong US demand if export succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Odorless cabbage may reach market by 1938
Cornell University researchers led by Prof. C. H. Myers developed an odorless cabbage after six years of work. More than 1,000 heads have been produced in the lab with seed guarded to prevent contamination. About 15,000 seeds are expected, and small lots are being grown to supply seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
C. H. Myers
Cornell
Colorado Tops Rockies with Highest Mean Elevation
Colorado reaches the peak mean elevation in the Rockies at about 6,800 feet, with Wyoming close behind at approximately 6,700 feet. The figures show Colorado leading in elevation average among Rocky Mountain states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
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P.E.O
Miss Roth
Murrays
Longueville Bridge
Ben Pryor
Kelvin Kitchens
Detroit
Prout
Kelvinator
Prout Furniture Co
First Street
HONOR
Cleveland P. T. A
P. T. A. Meetings
Harrison Plt. A
Charles
Greenberg
2Nd Street SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Rosary Society Unit
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
COE Womens Glee Club
Miss Voss
Rahes
ZORIC
DIAL
Zoric Cleaners
Louis Bemers
Eastern Meeting
Miss Phillipson
Associated Press
Trammell
Hawaii
Granby
Morric Greenberg Fur Shop
Hardendorf
Hardendorf Camera Shop
Third Ave. S.E
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