Garden Club awards public vote at Cedar Rapids show
Jen and Mrs Roy E Choate win first and second in a new public vote at the Cedar Rapids Garden club decorative arts gallery held Friday and Saturday with the annual garden tour. Mrs Bruce McKay and Mrs Warren win top prizes for tables and flower arrangements, as ribbons from Des Moines judges were announced in Friday's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Roy E. Choate
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
van Vechten Shaffer
Bruce McKay
James E. Blake
D. W. War
McKay
Warren
Des Moines
Blake
Choate
George E. Beattie
Garden Club
Davenport
Sutherland C. Dows
Beattie
Nineteenth Street
Mrs Schroeder and daughter visit Windermere apartments
Mrs Paul E. Schroeder of Louisiana Missouri and her daughter Carole Lou are spending a week in the home of Mrs Gertrude Myers at Windermere apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Schroeder
Louisiana, Mo
Carole Lou
Manns Honor Son on His Tenth Birthday
Mrs Homer F Mann hosted a Saturday party at 1517 El lis boulevard NW for her son Thomas on his May 6 birthday. Boys visited Ellis park for games then returned to the Mann home for refreshments assisted by Rose Mary and Elizabeth. Guests included Pat Robbins Richard Robbins Emmett Colliver Carl Thompson Jack Carpenter Jimmy Under wood Donald Mann Elmer Whitehair Richard Roseberry Gene Leichsenring Michael Jones Thomas Mann John Mann and Mrs Vernon L S Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer F. Mann
Ellis Boulevard
Thomas
Ellis Park
Mann Home
Rose Mary
Elizabeth
Pat
Richard Robbins
Emmett Colliver
Carl Thompson
Jack Carpenter
Jimmy Underwood
Donald Mann
Elmer Whitehair
Richard Roseberry
Gene
Kitchen Shower Honors Suanita Layer Ahead of May Wedding
Juanita Layer cousin to Suanita Layer hosts a kitchen shower at 319 Twelfth Street SW honoring the future bride. Guests include Dixie Mae Layer and many friends who enjoyed games and pink and white refreshments after gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss
Juanita Layer
Marge
M. J. Lahey
Ace
Dixie Mae Layer
Twelfth Street
Lillian Vlasek
Wanda Graves
Helen Ann Devore
Kathleen Buchan
Evelyn Scurlock
Dorothy McLaughlin
Alice Fisher
Beth Harman
Marie Petersmith
Evelyn Parazil
Sadie She
Miss Terese Zobl to Wed Joseph Spaight in June
Miss Eileen Joyce hosted a personal shower at 714 Seventh Street SE on Friday evening in honor of Miss Terese Zobl whose marriage to Joseph L. Spaight will take place June 12. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. A Palumbo Charlotte Kinney and Mrs. Donald Spaight. Guests included Miss Kinney Petty Hemsky Helemruth Becker Lorraine Supple Mary Katherine Spaight Josephine Palumbo Mary Eigas Rita Spaight Winifred Freeman Jeanette Stewart and Mesdames Fred A McDonnell Ted McDonnell William Hemsky Leonard Spaight A Palumbo Harold Spaight Donald Spaight Theodore Rommel Elizabeth Nerfeld and Giles Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Joyce
Seventh Street
Terese Zobl
Joseph L. Spaight
Bunco
A. Palumbo
Charlotte Kinney
Donald Spaight
Misses Kinney
Petty Hemsky
Helemruth Becker
Lorraine Supple
Idaho Woman Visits Relatives in Iowa City
Mrs Addie Mounce of Twin Falls Idaho arrived Sunday and stays with her brother G L Hoglan at 1220 Second Avenue SE She will visit sister Mrs Dora Thompson of Urbana and brothers H K Hoagland A J Hoagland of Center Point and T V Hoagland of Cedar Rapids in the Iowa trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Mounce
Twin Falls
Idaho
G. L. Hoglan
Second Avenue SE
Fannie Paschell violin recital planned at Coe College
Prof. Joseph Kitchin presents Miss Fannie Paschell in a junior violin recital at Coe College Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the T M Sinclair Memorial chapel She is accompanied by Miss Virginia Ohmann and is active in Alpha Xi Delta She plays first violin with the Coe College Orchestra and the Cedar Rapids Symphony and will receive a B M degree next year The program includes works by Bach Mendelssohn Sarasate and more
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kitchin
Coe College Conservatory
Fannie Paschell
T. M. Sinclair
Paschell
Virginia Ohmann
P. F. Paschell
Des Moines
Alpha Xi Delta Social Sorority
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Kitchen
James H. Yuills Host Bridge Club Evening
Mr and Mrs James H Yuill invite club members to dinner at their home 355 Pleasant Drive SE Monday. Bridge will be the main entertainment for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Yuill
Pleasant Drive
Bridge
Mrs Cameron Cooper and Daughter Visit Here
Mrs Cameron Cooper of Seattle Washington and her daughter Catherine are spending a week with Mrs A T Cooper at Commonwealth apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Cooper
Seattle, Wash
Catherine
A. T. Cooper
Commonwealth Apartments
Health Club Members Tour Camp O Delhi
Twelve Cedar Rapids teachers association health club members spent a weekend outing at Camp O Delhi. Attendees include Gertrude Reuter Mary Bowne Betty Burianek Lillian Clark Agnes Hibbs Lavina Dragoo Erma Oberg Leone Sutherland Ruth Trangsrud Gertrude Trumpp Jeanette Williams and Helen McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Club of the
Cedar Rapids Teachers Association
Camp O’delhi
Gertrude Reuter
Mary Bowne
Betty Burianek
Lillian Clark
Agnes Hibbs
Lavina Dragoo
Erma Oberg
Leone Sutherland
Ruth Trangsrud
Gertrude Trumpp
Jeanette Williams
Helen McFarland
Weekend guests in F. W. Adams home
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Adams at 412 Memorial drive SE hosted weekend visitors Mrs Minnie Bruner and Mrs Carson L. Taylor of Winnetka NL and Mrs G. T. McCartney of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Adams
Memorial Drive
Minnie Bruner
Carson L., Taylor
Winnetka, NL
G. T. McCartney
Kansas City
Barry Grove Spends Weekend in City
Harry Grove, a student at Iowa State College in Ames, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Grove at 2011 First Avenue East and with friends in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grove
Iowa State College
Ames
Homer Grove
First Avenue E
Iowa City
Congenial club hosts picnic luncheon at Martin home
The Congenial club met Thursday at Mrs. J. H. Martins 1200 Sixth Street SW for a picnic luncheon. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. W. J. Kos and Mrs. L. H. Crow. Attending were Mesdames Forsythe Platter Dennis Dill Winters Schultz Angeline Martin and Kenneth Martins. Next meeting May 26 at Mrs. Winters 417 Seventh Avenue SW with another picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Martin
Sixth Street
W. J. Kos
L. H. Crow
C A. Forsythe
G. F. Platter
G. E. Dennis
T. A. Dill
F. H. Winters
F. T. Schultz
Angeline Martin
Kenneth
Birthday Party Honors Miss Harriett Gathmann
Miss Harriett Gathmann was honored on her birthday with a party at 2425 Avenue NE. Guests included Helen Pleshek Alice Kubec Beatrice Burky Mary Louise Barrett Lorraine Matthews Berdie Fiala Mary Barnett and Lois Gathman. Bingo and banco games awarded prizes to Helen Pleshek Mary Barnett Beatrice Burky and Mary Louise Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Gathmann
Harry Gathmann
Avenue NE
Helen Pleshek
Alice Kubec
Beatrice Burky
Mary Louise Barrett
Lorraine Matthews
Berdie Fiala
Mary Barnett
Lois Gathman
St Marys Study Club to Convene Final Meeting
The St Marys Study club of the Daughters of Isabella will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Glow room of the Gas company for the year’s last gathering. Members should attend for a review of the year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Study Club of the Daughters of Isabella
Gas Company
Mrs Burch Honours Bonny Jean On Ninth Birthday
Mrs R B Burch entertained at 1718 Park Avenue SE in honor of her daughter Bonny Jean for her ninth birthday. Guests included Dorothy and Mary Anderson Patty Olson Cecelia Lynch Loraine Guy Mary Janet James and Susan Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Burch
Park Avenue SE
Bonny Jean
Dorothy
Mary Anderson
Patty Olson
Cecelia Lynch
Loraine Guy
Mary Janet James
Susan Miller
Guests at Knauer Home Celebrate Sunday
Mr and Mrs G H Knauer 725 G Avenue NW hosted relatives from Dubuque including son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs G R Hunt and Marilyn Jean plus Mr and Mrs G Hazlik and their children. Other attendees were Mr and Mrs O L Hunt and Mr and Mrs Harold T Kane. A buffet supper followed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Knauer
G Avenue NW
G. R. Hunt
Dubuque
Marilyn Jean
G. Hazlik
O. L. Hunt
Harold T. Kane
Will Address B. P. W. Club Speaker at Roosevelt Dinner
Mrs Mildred Morgan of Iowa City will speak at the Business and Professional Women's club dinner at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday evening. She has lived abroad and lectured at many colleges and schools in this region. Installation of officers will precede the dinner, the final meeting of the club year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Morgan
Iowa City
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Rosann Charipar Weds B L Jackson in Westminster Church
Rosann Charipar and B L Jackson wed in a quiet 4 PM ceremony at Westminster Presbyterian church attended by immediate family. Rev James H Blackstone Jr officiated. The couple will reside at 1834 First Avenue East after June 15 and plan a three week trip to Washington New York and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Cook
C Avenue
Rosann Charipar
B. L. Jackson
A. M. Barr
Grinnell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James H. Blackstone
Marie Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
R. J. Pollock
Washington
D. C
New York City
Toronto
Canada
Jackson
Merchants National Bank
Mr. Jackson
First Avenue E
Business and Professional Women Return From Waterloo
Twenty one members of the Business and Professional Women's club returned yesterday from attending the state convention in Waterloo. The delegation included Ida Caryl Gertrude Steiner Lena Nelson Irene Furman Alice Cejka and others who stayed for parts of the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ida Caryl
Gertrude Steiner
Lena Nelson
Irene Furman
Alice Cejka
Julia Weldon
Edna Wilson
Mabel Sayers
Pearl Hermanstorfer
Ann Melvedt
Alice Peters
Viola Hanry Drape
Kiwanis Ladies to Hear Mrs Emery at Montrose luncheon
The Kiwanis Ladies club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon at the Montrose hotel. Mrs. Imogen B. Emery, national chair of the DAR national defense through patriotic education, will speak about her Washington trip and the Continental Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Ladies’ Club
Montrose Hotel
Imogen B. Emery
D. A. R. Committee On National Defense
Washington, D. C
Continental Congress
Hubert Artis and Chadwick Visit Ames
Hubert C. Artis and C. Chadwick of Hollywood California, students at Iowa State College, Ames, spent Mother's Day at the home of Dr and Mrs G Hubert Artis at 131 Twenty-sixth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert C. Artis
C. Chadwick
Hollywood
Calif
Iowa State College
Ames
G. Hubert Artis
Twenty-sixth Street
Geo Kosek Hosts Supper for International Relations Group
Mr. and Mrs. George Kosek will host a picnic supper at Hawthorne Hill Carroll Drive SE for members of the international relations study group of AAUW and their husbands. Supper at 6 with motion pictures of a South American cruise by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kosek. Attending couples include E P Ristedt Ettinger Foster Ring Warren Simmons Ely Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kosek
Hawthorne Hill
Carroll Drive
Ernest Kosek
E. P. Ristedt
Carl N. Etting
Bridge tournament winners announced at Montrose hotel
Seven tables hosted Sunday by Mrs. Oliver Longue ville and Mrs. S A Sanders. Afternoon winners were Miss Margaret Pratt and Bertram Puckett of Cedar Rapids. Evening high scorers were A McHenry and F C Everett of Davenport. Final high pair were Mr McHenry and Mr Everett with second place to Mrs Cc Murrow and Mrs H C Rhoner of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
S. A. Sanders
Montrose Hotel
Margaret Pratt
Bertram Puckett
Cedar Rapids
A McHenry
F. C. Everett
Davenport
McHenry
Everett
Cc. H. Murrow
H. C. Rhoner
Des Moines
Northwestern Bell manager visits hometown in Des Moines
Cecil T. Young district manager for Northwestern Bell in Des Moines spent Sunday at the home of his parents Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Young located at 953 Center Point road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil T. Young
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Des Moines
F. G. Young
Center Point Road
Roosevelt P.T.A. Meeting Scheduled With Tea
The Roosevelt P T A will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the school cafeteria. A program is planned and tea will be served by Miss Julia Tow and her domestic science classes. All mothers with children entering school next fall are invited. The executive committee meets in the Boy Scout room at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T. A
Julia Tow
Boy Scout Room
Coe Athletes Receive Blankets At Chapel Program
Fourteen Coe college athletes were honored with embroidered blankets during chapel services. Recipients included athletic leaders from intramural, track, tennis, football and cross country, with leaders urging honor for lettermen and pride in the college. Coach Moray L. Eby presented the blankets and highlighted the upcoming conference track meet in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
John Swearinger
Sac City
Charles Hahn
Sigourney
William Davis
Coe
Merwin Woodward
Nineteenth Street SE
Duane Nicholas
Oakland Road
Wayne Rogers
Park Terrace
Charles Ralston
Keota
Aureal_ Cross
Waterloo
Adam Slapetis
Chicago
Ronald Smith
Sanborn
Robert Norris
Greene Hall
Angelo Saccaro
Seymour
Alfred Sammet
Richard Pollack
Berwyn
Ill
George W. Bryant
Marian Bailey
Elkader
Bruce West
Moray L. Eby
Cedar Rapids
Bids Received On Sanitary Sewers
The council reviewed bids from Stark and Haegg Construction for Johnson Avenue and Nineteenth and Twentieth streets NW sewer work. City Engineer Frank Young indicated bids were high and a recommendation to reject and re advertise may come Thursday. Stark and Haegg proposed per foot and per unit prices for 12 inch and 8 inch vitrified pipe plus manhole costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark and
Haegg
Johnson Avenue
Nineteenth
Twentieth Streets
Frank Young
Young
Stark
Funeral for Carrie Pickerill Held in Marion
Carrie Rachel Pickerill 43 lifelong Linn county resident died Sunday at home after a two week illness. Born November 8 1895 near Palo she was married December 23 1913 to Harry C Pickerill who survives. Also surviving are two daughters Mrs. Robert Burns Betty Pickerill her mother Mrs. Lilly Morris Center Point three sisters and two brothers plus a granddaughter Loleta Burns. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Balster and Hall Home for Funerals with Rev C V R DeJong officiating burial in Palo cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rachel Pickerill
Linn County
Thirteenth Street
Palo
Alpha and
Lilly Camp Hopker
Marion
Harry C. Pickerill
Robert B. Burns
Betty Pickerill
Lilly Morris
Center Point
Nettie Skripsky
Winthrop
Mary Bills
Violet Boyles
Cedar Rapids
Leo
Floyd Hopker
Mildred Anderson
Keosauqua
Loleta Burns
Balster and Hall
C. V. R. DeJong
Presbyterian Church
Palo Cemetery
Obituary of Lewis Batchelder 1866 193? Central City resident
Lewis Batchelder 73 of 1133 Washington drive died Sunday at 10 30 a m in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a ten day illness. He was born Langworthy March 25 1866 the son of Albert and Harriet Batchelder. He married Minnie Batchelder March 20 1912 and is survived by his wife a brother C E Batchelder of Marion and two step daughters Mrs R L Randall Iowa City and Mrs C W Polock Bennett. Funeral services set Tuesday at 4 p m at Hatch chapel Central City with Rev C Finley Stratton of Lisbon in charge. Burial in Mount Clark cemetery Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Batchelder
Washington Drive
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Batchelder
Langworthy
Albert
Harriet Hunter Batchelder
Minnie Batchelder
C. E. Batchelder
Marion
R. L. Randall
Iowa City
C. W. Polock
Bennett
Hatch Chapel
Central City
C. Finley Stratton
Lisbon
Mount Clark Cemetery
Hunter Home Hosts Weekend Guests for Mother's Day
Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hunter included son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Clemons and their daughter Carol Margaret of Champaign Illinois. Also visiting were Mr. Clemons parents Mr. and Mrs. James Clemons of Coggan. Additional guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Keith Hunter and sons John and Benjie of Rock Island and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter of Cedar Rapids. Pabst beer direct from keg priced 10 cents, cigarettes 1.40 per carton, pipes tobacco cigars available at Bismark Recreation Parlor advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hunter
R. B. Clemons
Carol Margaret
Champaign
Ill
Mr. Clemons
James Clemons
Coggan
J. Keith Hunter
John and
Benjie
Rock Island
Paul Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Hunter
Pabst
Bismark Recreation Parlor
Fire damages kitchen roof at Braska residence
Firemen responded at 10 30 am Sunday to 889 Second Avenue where chimney sparks ignited the kitchen roof. Only a small portion of the roof was burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Braska
Second Avenue
Storck Visits Battle Creek for Mother's Day
Mrs. D. B. Storck travelled to Battle Creek Iowa on Saturday to spend Mother's Day with her mother Mrs. E. E. Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Storck
Battle Creek
E. E. Leonard
Local social notes and upcoming meetings in town
Mrs Jennie Murray and family visited her sister Mrs Charles Davis in DuBuque. Mrs Ed Sharpe of Chicago stayed with relatives. The Ameigo club meeting was postponed a week at Mrs E M Adams home in Central City. Centennial Encampment No 91 meets tonight at 8 in I C O F hall. The W C T U guest day party is planned at Mrs E T Goughs home Tuesday at 2:30. The Child Study club holds its May breakfast Wednesday at 9 at Mrs Fay Bailey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameigo Club
E. M. Adams
Central City
E. T. Gough
Fay Bailey
English Boulevard
Mother's Day Party for Mrs. Nettie Stobaugh
Mrs. Nettie Stobaugh was honored at a Saturday Mother's Day party hosted by her children and grandchildren. Attendees included the Rathtaker family of Oelwein, the Hollands of Chicago, the Freeman family of Robins, the Burk family of Cedar Rapids, Earl Stobaugh of Marion, and Miss Harriett Winn of Calmar. Mrs. Will Kassler remains home ill with influenza west of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Stobaugh
Thirteenth Street
Charles Rathtaker
Lois
Oelwein
Theodore Holland
Oma
Teddy
Chicago
E. L. Freeman
Robins
E. G. Burk
Cedar Rapids
W. L. Stobaugh
Earl Stobaugh
Marion
Harriett Winn
Calmar
Fontaine Family Guests At Barnhart Home In West Branch
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Fontaine and their children Marilyn and Richard visited Sunday with Mrs. Fontaine's brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barnhart in West Branch. Also present were Mrs. Fontaine's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Fielman of Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Fontaine
Marilyn
Richard
Fontaine
J. C. Barnhart
West Branch
John Fielman
Newhall
DeWees Family Attends Cedar Rapids Relative's Commencement
Mr and Mrs L B DeWees and their son Phillip accompanied Mr DeWees brother Sheldon DeWees of Cedar Rapids to Barnesville Ohio to attend the commencement exercises at the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. DeWees
Phillip
Mr. DeWees
Sheldon DeWees
Cedar Rapids
Barnesville, O
Clark Family Visit to Monticello and Prairieburg
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Clark and children Frances and George spent Sunday with relatives at Monticello and Prairieburg. Miss Bernita Sebern spent the weekend with friends at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Clark
Frances
George
Monticello
Prairieburg
Bernita Sebern
Ames
Ingersolls Visit From Iowa City Past Marion
Mr and Mrs C O Ingersoll of Iowa City and former Marion residents visited friends here Sunday Their son Charles who recently returned with Mrs Ingersoll from California where they spent the winter is improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Ingersoll
Iowa City
Marion
Charles
Local Family Weekend Visits Highlight Iowa City Guests
Miss Anna Helen Martin of the University of Iowa spent the weekend in Marion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Martin. Mother's Day guests at the Martin home included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Oldfather of Iowa City, Charles Joiner of Maquoketa, and Frances Reinhard of Oakdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Helen Martin
University of Iowa
Marion
G. L. Martin
Martin
Melvin Oldfather
Iowa City
Charles Joiner
Maquoketa
Frances Reinhard
Oakdale
Biddick Family Visits Wisconsin on Mother's Day
C R M H and R H Biddick from Marion with brother L H Biddick of Oxford Junction travel to Montfort Wisconsin to spend Mother's Day with Mrs T H Biddick. The Sorosis club meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at Miss Nevah Prior s home in Commonwealth apartments Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R
M. H
R. H. Biddick
Marion
L. H. Biddick
Oxford Junction
Montfort
Wis
T. H. Biddick
Sorosis
Mrs. Manchester Critical in California Hospital
Mrs. Bertha Barnes learns her sister in law Mrs. Alice Manchester is critically ill in Riverside California hospital after a fall caused a fractured hip. Manchester is a former Walker resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Barnes
Alice Manchester
Riverside
Calif
Manchester
Walker
Methodist General Aid Society Meets at 2:30
The General Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 at the church. Members of the True Blue division will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
True Blue Division
Grant Bishop Observed on Seventieth Birthday
Mr and Mrs La observe the seventieth birthday of Grant Bishop, uncle of Loring Lacock, with family gathering and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Bishop
Loring Lacock
Tennyson Club May Breakfast at 9 A.M.
The Tennyson club plans its annual May breakfast Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Mrs. E. E. Godwin’s home 1535 Ninth avenue. Mrs. Will Shanafelt and daughter Virginia of Seattle arrived Monday to visit the Hawks. N. P. Vanderlinden went to Pella Monday for a relative’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson Club
E. E. Godwin
Ninth Avenue
Will Shanafelt
Virginia
Seattle
Clifton Hawk
N. P. Vanderlinden
Pella
Eight-pound son born to the Shearers at St Luke's
A son weighing eight pounds was born May 15 to Mr and Mrs Clifford Shearer at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids The mother before marriage was Matilda Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Shearer
St. Luke’s Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Couple Dies Within Moments at Bloomfield Farm Home
In Bloomfield Indiana a couple, Mrs. John Fenton 41 and husband 46, died on the same day at their farm. A neighbor noted John Fenton’s death as Mrs. Fenton feared her own life ending, and both passed away within close timing on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield, In
John Fenton
John
Board of Health Condemns 11-Room Apartment House
The city council condemned an 11 room apartment at 1130 First Avenue E as unfit for habitation. The action followed a report by Fire Inspector Felix O'Donnell, Assistant Health Officer Anton Trusty, and Building Inspector Otis L. Leefers noting overcrowding narrow hallways improper wiring and basement debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theity Council
First Avenue E
Emma Kriz
Felix O’donnell
Anton Trusty
Otis L. Leefers
Frocks in Killian Fashion Shows Feature 35 Laundered Gowns
Thirty five frocks laundered in Lux will be modeled in two Killian store fashion shows on Tuesday and Thursday at 2 30 p m on the third floor. Mrs Evelyn Nickerson of Lever Bros will oversee. Muriel McClaren Cox, who studied in Europe, will present color combinations and a design chart shows hat height effects. A size 40 heart neck dress aims to flatter a large figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux
Killian
Evelyn Nickerson
Lever Bros
Muriel McClaren Cox
Europe
Nazi sub mother ship Waldemar Kaphanel launched at Kiel
The Waldemar Kaphanel, Gere many's second submarine mother ship, was launched at the Kiel naval ship yards on Monday, marking a new addition to Germany's maritime fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Germany
Geremany
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Paul Schroeder
Mrs. Mann
Miss Zobl
Cigaret
Zoric Cleaners
Mendelssohn
Sacemero
Oer
James H. Yuills
Health Club
Camp O
Delhi
Barry Grove
City
Miss Gathmann
D. OF I. Study Club
Bonny Burch
Knauer
B. P. W. Club
Mrs. Mildred Morgan
Rosann Charipar, B. L. Jackson Wed
P. W
Kiwanis
Hubert Artis
Geo. Koseks
Cecil Young
P.T.A. Meetings
Roosevelt
Marion News
Harry Pickerill
Loren Klopp
Klopp
Mary Klopp
Blair’s Ferry Road
Mary Novak
Leonard Bruce
Joyce
Heald Bowser
Nadine
Jennie Murray
John Stoneburner
Murray
Charles Davis
Natex
Marion Agency
Owen
Mrs
Ed Sharpe
Dickey’s Foods
Centennial
I.C
William Sheets
Nevada
Martha Cook
L. L. Dolson
C. R. Savings Bank
Will Kassler
Children’s End
CARLS
Frederick
Hilden Lacock
George Allman
Vivian
Rosalyn
James Lacock
Saundrae
Zaneta Haines
Lyle Fehr
Board of Health
Arki
American Institute of Laundering
Black Patent
Third Avenue
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