Coe Staff Members to Present Pupils in Recital
Members of the Coe college music department led by Eleanor Houts Max Daehler and Alma Turechek will present a pupil recital Friday at 6 45 p m in Sinclair Memorial chapel The Fecco students include Zanka Ann Shuttle Sheryl Armstrong Stookey Phyllis Salit Margaret Helen Hickman Marvy pl Sendher William Galway Dick Donahue Beals Jr Morgan Foster Anie Corn well Janice caine Marilyn Peesink Parents and friends are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Houts
Max Daehler
Alma Turechek
Coe College Department of Music
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Fecco
Ee Zanka
Ann Shuttle
Sheryl Armstrong
Stookey
Phyllis Salit
Margaret Helen Hickman
Marvy Pl Sendher
William Galway
Dick Donahue
Beals, Jr
Morgan Foster
Anie Cornwell
Janice Caine
P.T.A. Meetings Ring Up End of Season Honors
Polk P T A closes season with officer installations and a reception after a program featuring student songs, solos, and piano work. Mothers, teachers, and administrators including Miss Inga Tapper and Mrs. David Kvapil heard remarks on unit activities. Reservations and summer collections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk P.T.A
David I. Berger
Clyde Peremsky
Args de New Press
Carroll Shimerda
Peremsky
Inga B. Tapper
Jack Fox
Dorothy Deal
Lotte Wolfe
Donna Rae Johnson
Miss Tapper
Willis B. Clark
Harold Smith
William Cech
Anderson and Worcester Receive Service Awards
N. Worcester and Byron K. Anderson received the distinguished service certificates from Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce at a Memorial building banquet. Speaker Chester A. Phillips highlighted successful people who aid others, naming figures including John C. Reid J E Gorman and Dr. Eddie Anderson for their impact on youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Worcester
Byron K. Anderson
Young Men’s Bureau
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
Chester A. Phillips
University of Iowa College of Commerce
Worcester
Anderson
Arthur Barlow
Chamber of Commerce
Petersen Baking Company
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Phillips
John C. Reid
National Oats
J. E. Gorman
Rock Island Railroad
Eddie Anderson
University of Iowa
Miss Ealy Bride of Edward Mack
Miss Phyllis Jene Ealy daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Ealy 616 Fourth Avenue SE and Edward W Mack son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Mack 1015 Eighth Avenue SE were united in marriage April 25 in St Bede s Catholic church Williamsburg Virginia The Rev Thomas Walsh officiated The bride wore a brown wool suit with white accessories The corsage was gardenias Attending were Mrs William Kearney Williamsburg and Eric Weber Chicago Mr Mack owns Mack s Lunch in Cedar Rapids and is now ship s cook first class at Camp Peary Williamsburg Mrs Mack will live at 626 Third Avenue SE Mack left Friday for Camp Peary after spending a week in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Jene Ealy
Edward Ealy
Fourth Avenue SE
Edward W. Mack
Wendl Mack
Eighth Avenue SE
St. Bede's Catholic Church
Williamsburg
Thomas Walsh
William Kearney
Eric Weber
Chicago
Mack
Cedar Rapids
Camp Peary
Navy
Third Avenue SE
Miss Barngrover Named Lindenwood May Queen Attendant
Kathryn Barngrover daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Barngrover of 2435 Bever avenue SE has been chosen freshman attendant to the May queen at Lin denwood college in St Charles Missouri The ceremony will be held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn _ Barngrover
Walter J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Mrs Soboda Returns From Michigan City Visit
Mrs E M Soboda of 1422 Third avenue SE has returned home after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Leon T Noel in Long Beach Michigan City Indiana En route she visited Mrs Florence Orr Murray in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Soboda
Third Avenue SE
Leon T. Noel
Long Beach
Michigan City
Ind
Visit in Rowe Home With Farrells Arrives Friday
Lieut. and Mrs. Robert E. Farrell arrived Friday to visit in the home of Mrs. Farrells parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Rowe at 2232 Country Club SE. Farrell is transferred from Camp Wheeler Georgia to Camp Blanding Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Farrell
Silver Cross Circle Tea Meeting Plans Charity Support
The Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters met at the Home for Aged Women with Mrs. Carrie Elliott presiding. They voted funds to Camp Good Health and the Red Cross, held memorial services, and elected officers led by Mrs. Maxwell. The next gathering May 26 will host a picnic and officer installation at Mrs. McMickle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of
King’s Daughters
Carrie B. Elliott
Home For
Alvin C. Maxwell
Hattie Klahn
Camp Good Health
Red Cross
R. D. McMickle
L. L. Owen
D. Schwarzentruber
H. R. Hess
R. W. Livingston
C. O. Hiltbrunner
Schwarzentruber
McMickle
Klahn
Jennie McCowan
McMic
Visit in Koss Home Near Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Waldo Yerkes and their son Douglas visit the Koss family and Miss Esther Koss west of Cedar Rapids while en route from Los Angeles to Chicago. Yerkes will transfer from the Douglas Aircraft plant in Los Angeles to the Chicago plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Chicago
Waldo Yerkes
Douglas
Yerkes
Frank Koss
Esther Koss
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Raim
Twenty-first Avenue
Douglas Aircraft
Recital by Jeanette Miller and Joyce Roberts Sunday
Jeanette Miller and Joyce Roberts present a 4 15 afternoon recital in T M Sinclair Memorial chapel. Miss Constance Ogden will assist as e composer and pupil of Max Daehler. Roberts is a Coe College sophomore active in Mozart club and several sororities and music groups. Miller is also a Coe sophomore and a Y W C A cabinet member with multiple music and sorority memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
Constance Ogden
Max Tdaehler
Roberts
Albert Roberts
Williamsburg
Coe
Mozart Club
Alpha Lambda Delta
Dorian
Coronet
Phi Sigma Lote
Mu Phi Epsilon
Miss Miller
Rodney Miller
Oelwein
Phi Sigma Iota
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Former Cedar Rapids professor visits California homes
Mrs. James E. Gow, once of Cedar Rapids and ex geology professor at Coe College, travels from New York City to stay with Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Murray at 1829 B avenue NE in Hollywood California and with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tait at 1722 Blake boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
New York City
James E. Gow
Cedar Rapids
Frederick G. Murray
B Avenue NE
Ben Tait
Blake Boulevard
Gow
Coe College
Margaret Bottome Circle Holds Luncheon At Roosevelt Hotel
The Margaret Bottome circle of King's Daughters met for a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs. Lester Martinek led, devotions were by Mrs. Walter Kahler, and officers were elected: president Mrs. Martinek, vice president Mrs. Willis Mohn, secretary Mrs. George Starman, treasurer Mrs. Alma Condon. Next meeting June 9 at Mrs. D. M. Robertson’s home, 1626 First Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
King’s Daughters
Roosevelt Hotel
Lester Martinek
Walter Kahler
Martinek
Willis Mohn
George Starman
Alma Condon
D. M. Robertson
First Avenue NW
Friendship circle hosts dessert luncheon and fundraiser
Mrs. L. R. Wilson entertained members of the Friendship circle of King's Daughters at a Y.M.C.A. dessert luncheon. Mrs. Philip Gaines led devotions as the group voted 40 for Camp Good Health. New officers elected: President Mrs. Harold Waite. Vice-president Mrs. J. W. Prouty. Secretary Mrs. Ray Pollock. Treasurer Mrs. E. P. Mavis. Installations set for May 27 at the home of retiring president Mrs. Carl G. Helming, 369 Park Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Wilson
Friendship Circle of
King’s Daughters
Y.M.C.A
Philip Gaines
Harold Waite
J. W. Prouty
Ray Pollock
E. P. Mavis
Carl G. Helming
Park Terrace SE
Congenial Hundred Hosts Ladies Choice Dance at Roosevelt
The Congenial Hundred invites members to a ladies choice dance Monday at 9 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel. Harold Foreman's orchestra will provide the music for dancing and the executive committee will handle arrangements. New members named include Ralph R. Arnett John Pavis Milton Waite Robert Lutzelman M. P. Stothfang and Clifford Altermatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Harold Foreman
Ralph R. Arnett
John Pavis
Milton Waite
Robert Lutzelman
M. P. Stothfang
Clifford Altermatt
Harmony circle elects officers in Mrs Daniels group
The Harmony circle of King's Daughters met on Wednesday for Mrs A W Daniels at 1920 Ridge Way Drive SE. Officers were reelected: C T Bachmann president A Hird vice president Val Barta secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Circle of
King’s Daughters
A. W. Daniels
Ridgeway Drive
C. T. Bachmann
A. Hird
Val Barta
Cedar Rapids Coin Club Meets Friday at Montrose Hotel
The Cedar Rapids Coin Club will hold its monthly meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. Members are reminded of the Iowa Numismatic Association meeting planned Sunday in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Coin Club
Montrose Hotel
Iowa Numismatic Association
Waterloo
Chi Omega initiates three new members at Coe College
The Omicron Alpha chapter announces the initiation of Barbara Beals Virginia McLean and Lavonne Hamilton. The services occurred Thursday evening in the sorority rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron Alpha Chapter
Chi Omega
Coe College
Barbara Beals
Virginia McLean
Lavonne Hamilton
California Visitor Lucille Johnson on Two-Week Vacation
Miss Lucille Johnson of Treasure Island San Francisco spends two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs E C Johnson at 231 Eleventh Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Johnson
Ship Service Department
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Mrs. E. C. Johnson
Eleventh Street
Malta OES to Host Incoming Meeting at Masonic Hall
Malta Chapter No 415 OES holds a toreecoming meeting Saturday at 7 42 p m in Masonic hall. Candidates will be initiated. A program will follow with refreshments then old fashioned dancing and cards offered. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
O.es
Masonic Hall
Order
Takahia Camp Fire Elects New Officers
Takahia Camp Fire group met at the guardian Mrs. M Buckland home at 270 Fifteenth Street NW. Officers elected include President Lenore Fry Vice president Doris Kullander secretary Dorothy Buffington treasurer Shirley Finefield scribe Marceline Kaplan historian Arlene Wollent. Girls worked on beaded headbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takahia
the Guardian
M. Buckland
Fifteenth Street NW
Lenore Fry
Doris Kullander
Dorothy Buffington
Shirley Finefield
Marceline Kaplan
Arlene Wollent
Irls
Bethany Ladies Aid Hosts Mother Daughter Banquet
Members of the Ladies Aid of Bethany Congregational church held a mother daughter banquet Wednesday at the Fleming Tearoom. Thirty six members and guests attended. Mrs Lillian Block spoke for the daughters and Mrs Meaney answered for the mothers. Miss Jane Baird sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of Bethany Congregational Church
Fleming Tearoom
Lillian Block
Meaney
Jane Baird
Klatter Klub Meets at Sprague Home Prizes Won
Members of the Klatter Klub gathered Wednesday at 856 Center Point road NE to award prizes of five hundred. Mrs. Myron Smith and Mrs. Robert Wright shared prizes while Mrs. Joseph Scolaro attended as a guest. The next meeting is set for May 26 with Mrs. Louis Hensley at 902 Eighth street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klatter Klub
Claude Sprague
Center Point Road
Myron Smith
Robert Wright
Joseph Scolaro
Louis Hensley
Eighth Street
Miss Eulalia Hauser Hosts Music Students Honor
Miss Eulalia Hauser hosts ceremony for twelve music students who earned high ratings in Federation of Music Clubs contests. A theater party Saturday afternoon precedes refreshments at Mrs. C. E. Hauser’s home after the movie. Superior rating winners Jacqueline Middaugh Joseph Enzler Helenka Bartunek Joan Enzler Eleanor Barnes perform. Others invited include Lillian Cunningham Jack Sedlacek Mary Elizabeth Eaton Marilyn Zimmerman Mary Rae Hyland Patricia Sedlacek Neoma Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Hauser
Federation of Music Clubs
Miss Hauser
C. E. Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Jacqueline Middaugh
Joseph Enzler
Helenka Bartunek
Joan Enzler
Eleanor Barnes
Publisher Spei del’s Iowa ascent linked to Roosevelt friendship
The text notes Spei del, a paper publisher now in Iowa City, built a chain from California to New York after moving to Iowa City 20 years ago. He helped establish a paper in Poughkeepsie and became a personal friend of President Roosevelt. It lists associates including Ben Hogan and James E. Le Rossignol among others, and describes a program with air crew cadets from Coe College, entertainers Private Robert Miller and Private William Savage, and toastmaster Richard H. Buresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
California
New York
Poughkeepsie
Speidel
Roosevelt
Phillips
Ben Hogan
James E. le Rossignol
University of Nebraska
W. QO. Jones
Calvin Coolidge
Hugh Black
Coe College
Robert Miller
Wichita
Kan
William Savage
Portland
Ore
Harvey Keen
Columbus
John Heidel
University of A
Richard H. Buresh
Young Men's Bureau
Ted Vernimont
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.T.A. Meetings
Cleveland
Cleveland P.T.A
William Vesely
Katherine Bain
Bonnie O'Neill
David Kvapil
Cleveland School
Lincoln
Elizabeth Dennis
Lincoln School
Harry Sargeant
Clifford Bright
Leonore Elsworth
C. W. Welsh
L. Blaha
Sargeant
Pierre Tracy
Wilson School
Anderson and Worcester
Clubs
J. J. Studer
Vernon Drive
Elkshows
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Studer
James L. Bever
Thover Avenue
Walter Musker
C Avenue NE
Killian’s
Floyd Baumgartner
Dallas
Texas
Cedar Revids
Baumgartner
Jerome Lewis
Penney Blocklinger
George Williamson
Taylor
Estherith
Josephine Batchelder
Beethoven Club
Sixth Avenue SE
Lester Baldwin
Howard Benninghoff
Don C. Cook
Louis H. Sila
Everett E. Fisher
Homer Hill
Ahna Denkman
Virginia Ohmann
Frances Swab
Frances Bailey
S. P. Ralston
D Avenue NE
Inez Greenwood
Virginia Clapp
Dorothy Donegan
Marjorie Vis
Lorraine Light
Maxine Irvin
Jeanne Linson
Eleanor Noeller
Vinton
Miss Ealy
Edward Mack
Miss Barngrover
Mrs. Soboda
ROWE
Koss
Jeanette Miller
Joyce Roberts
James Gow
Friendship Circle
Harmony Circle
KREBS
First Avenue SE
E.S
Takahia Camp
Bethany Congregational
Krebs Flower Shop
OLD Mill
Third Avenue
Ois Kurl
Pomeous Charmain
Charm-Kari
May’s Drug Stores, Inc
Fay McKenzie
Morris’ Fur Shop
Granby
Barker
Second Street
Second Street SF
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