Palo Girl Bride Of William Lana Married At First Christian
Miss Berndice McAllister daughter of Mr and Mrs Pld McAllister of Palo and William Lana son of Mr and Mrs John Lana were married Wednesday morning at 10 o clock in the First Christian church by Rev Blaine Hy ten The couple were attended by immediate family and a few friends A wedding dinner followed at the brides parents home The Lana bride taught at Lon don and previously at Milford The groom attended Cedar Rapids Business college and works in the Limback Lumber office They will reside at 1606 Greene avenue NE Tru Art Cut William Lana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berndice McaAllister
Pld McAlister
Palo
William Lana
John Lana
Hamilton
First Christian Church
Blaine Hyten
Wesley Janda
Lana
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
London
Milford
Liana
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Huntington Re-Elected Head of Chapel Society
Mrs Arthur Huntington was re elected president of the Chapel Society of the First Presbyterian church at its annual luncheon. Seventy women attended and officers for several guilds were re elected with new vice presidents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Arthur Huntington
Chapel Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mary A. Ely
Anna Burkhalter
Laura Walker
Amy Sinclair
Alice King
Robert P. Bell
Kent C. Ferman
Katherine Franken
John Montague Ely
Laura Walker Furld
George CG. Clements
Philp Palmer
W R Boxd
H. P. McKnight
Residents Return From Chicago Trip Including Pasadena Visit
Mrs George B Douglas, Mrs Howard Hall, and companions traveled by motor from Chicago where they had spent several days. They met Mrs Walter Douglas of Minneapolis and Mrs Douglas and Mrs Walter Douglas of Minneapolis in Pasadena earlier. The group stayed at the Drake hotel in Chicago and plan further travel to their homes in Minneapolis and Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B Douglas Bravemore
Howard Hall
Crescent Drive
Chicago
Hall
Douglas
Walter Douglas
Minneapolis
Pasadena
Calif
George Douglas
George J. Jaeger
Oak Park
Drake Hotel
Dane to American Book Review at College Club
Mrs S Vo Shonka will review How A Dane Became An American by Rev T M Nielsen at the College club Yeading circle Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs Edward Thorson Commonwealth apartments. The Rev Mr Nielsen is a Methodist minister at West Union. His book was published a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Vo Shonka
T M Nielsen
College Club
Yeading Circle
Edward Thorson
Commonwealth Apartments
Nielsen
West Union
Mrs Don Barnes Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Don Barnes was hostess to a luncheon and bridge gathering at the Country Club for nine members of her bridge club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barnes
Louise Leibert circle meets for picnic luncheon
Thirteen members of the Louise Leibert circle of the Kings Daughters met for a picnic luncheon with Mrs W A Cash at 1609 Washington avenue SE Tuesday. Mrs Kenneth Cornell led devotions reading an article from Sunshine. Guest Mrs H G Smock attended. Next meeting will be a picnic luncheon on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
the Kings Daughters
W. A Cash
Washington Avenue SE
Kenneth Cornell
H. G Smock
Beethoven Club Dinner Elections at First Congregational
The annual Beethoven club dinner and burlesque election of officers will be held Friday at 6 15 p m at the First Congregational Church. All active and associate members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
First Congregational Church
Allactie
Library Story Hour with Miss Klein at Northwest Library
Miss Mativella Klein becomes the reader as children gather at 415 pm Thursday at the Northwest Library Station. The event takes place at 81L Fasenue NW and invites young readers to enjoy a story hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mativella Klein
Childrens
Northwest Library
Fasenue
Mrs Charles Kleises Heads to Cleveland Convention
Mrs Charles Kleises 74 G avenue NW leaves for Cleveland for a four day convention of the Brotherhood of Baileyat Toenmen Sac and will return in about ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kleises
Gevenue
Cleveland
Dies Ausvilars
Brotherhood of Bailyat
Y W benefit bridge draws crowd at Cedar Rapids Country Club
About 350 attend the YWCA benefit bridge at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Proceeds fund sending girls to Camp Wapsie YWCA this summer. Spring flowers adorn tea tables. multiple hostesses and volunteers arranged yellow and green badge decorations and chaired committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasne J. Foster
C Harve Geiger
Marvin R. Selden
J C Blodgett
Lida Tallman
Anna Laura Palmer
D M Taxvlor
Edward H Files
Frank C Chambers
S E. Coquillette
J Rhoads Treichler
W C A Recreation Dept Presents Mistress Marys Garden Fete
The W C A recreation department stages a spring fete Mistress Marys Garden at Mrs George B Douglas Brucemore May 25 at 3 30 pm Directed by Miss Lucille H Ladd and Miss Emeline Bethke with Mrs Helen Nelson and Meriwysn Pollins as pianists The committee includes Mrs AE Chase chair Mrs J L Koneen Mrs W H Schaffer Mrs H C Watson Mrs Lee Hiltbruner and Mrs John McNabne The tale follows gardeners raising flowers for Mistress Mary as the Good Fairy assists The dawn celebration features dancing bells shells cockle shells and prett y maids with Mistress Mary crowning the fairy queen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Woca
Marys
George B Douglas
Brucemore
Lucille H Ladd
Emeline Bethke
Helen Nelson
Meriwysn Pollins
AE. Chase
J L Koneen
W. H. Schaffer
H.C Watson
Lee Hiltbruner
John McNabne
Mistress Marys Garden
Mistress Mary
Das
Mary
Y W MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET PROGRAM
The Business and Industrial girls federation of the YWCA will sponsor a mother daughter banquet Thursday at 615 pm at the YWCA building Miss Martha Peterson will be toastmaster introducing Frances McFall who will give a toast to mothers and Mrs R A Waln will give a toast to daughters A play Mother Was Right will conclude the program Reservations may be made at the YWCA dial 8169
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Business and Industrial Girls Federation
Y Woc
Martha Peterson
Frances McFall
R A Waln
Y.W Oc
Berchenbriter Twins Celebrate Seventieth Birthday
Twenty relatives gathered Sunday at the home of George Berchenbriter five miles south of Cedar Rapids to honor George and Albert Berchenbriter twin brothers on their seventieth birthday. Descendants of Joseph and Mary Berchenbriter pioneer settlers in Johnson County, the brothers have lived in the community for thirty four years. In addition to the guests of honor and Mrs George Berchenbriter the attendees included Erm Navy and daughter Ellen Georgia Berchenbriter of North Liberty Harry Berchenbriter and children Harry Jr Gerald and Kenneth E W Stepanek and son Eugene William Ceynar and children Joyce and Ear Rita Sok Nettie Miller Laura Berchenbriter of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berchenbriter
Cedar Rapids
George
Albert Berchenbriter
Joseph and
Mary Berchenbriter
Johnson County
Erm Navy
Ellen
Georgia Berchenbriter
North Liberty
Harry Berchenbriter
Harry Jr
Gerald
Kenneth
E. W. Stepanek
Eugene
William Ceynar
Joyce
Ear
Rita Sok
Nettie Miller
Laura Berchenbriter
Iowa City
Coe College Music Department Recital Saturday Evening
The Coe College music department presents a public student recital Saturday at 8 pm in Sinclair Memorial chapel featuring eight performers under instructors Bernice Hach Max Daehler Morris Katzoff Grace Swab Eleanor Houts and Joseph Kitchin The program includes works by Beethoven Chopin Weber and Liszt with mixed instrument and voice selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Bernice Hach
Max Daehler
Morris Katzoff
Grace Swab
Eleanor Houts
Joseph Kitchin
Eighth Birthday Honored At Marion Breiholz Home
Marion Breiholz celebrated her eighth birthday Tuesday at 922 Eighth Street SW with parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Breiholz. Twenty one guests joined Miss Paula Bull, the teacher, for a pink and white party featuring streamers, flowers, a birthday cake, and prizes for guests Tada Oakfield Margaret Millburn Ardath Hartkemeyer Helen Hencel performed piano and accordion. Gifts were presented and luncheon followed with nine attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Breiholz
Eighth Street
Arthur Breiholz
Paula Bull
Raines
Tada Oakfield
Margaret Millburn
Ardvth Hartkemeyer
Helen Hencel
Jane Boyd Circle Hosts Evening Social in Mis TN
A local Jane Boyd Circle event in Mis TN features a Thursday evening gathering focusing on community affairs. Hosts, including George Stone and Mi OP, will assist attendees with seating and service during the planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TN Fehert
Jane Boyd
George Stone
Study Club Meeting by Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
The Daughters of Isabela study club of Our Lady of Perpetual Help will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Montrose Hotel. Mrs Goldie Johnstone will lead the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabela
Montrose Hotel
Goldie Johnstone
PTA Meetings and Officer Installations Across Local Groups
The May D T A meeting in Days Dale POT A will be Friday at 8 pm in the Dary Dale Community hall with officer installations and a program by La Verne Drapela and Mass Ann Kubasa. Tyler PTA meets Thursday at 2:30 pm for officer installation, social hour to follow. Polk PTA held its annual meeting Tuesday with 80 mothers and teachers. new officers were installed by outgoing president Mrs L B J Vondracek. Fundraising officers include Mrs Henry Haege president and Mrs T C Hayden secretary. awards given to Mrs Vondracek for two years of service. The group sent delegates to the Child Welfare Council to be held in Iowa City June 18. Leroy Kyle performed violin. science talks by Marcia Kensinger, Rex Hampton, Helen Prochaska, and Allen Singer. Edwin J. Bruns discussed art in schools and its relation to other subjects. Social hour organized by Mrs L W Alexander and Mrs Glenn Rodgers with many helpers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dary Dale
Vondracek
PTA
Haegg
Threlkeld
Child Welfare Council
Iowa City
Leroy Kyle
Marcia Kensinger
Rex Hampton
Helen Prochaska
Allen Singer
Boys Glee Club
Edwin J. Bruns
Woman's Club Breakfasts Postponed by Cold Weather
The Cedar Hopkins Worns club episode of health education breakfast was postponed due to cold weather. The event, originally set for Thursday at Thormtas Park, Mari we Mombt, is rescheduled for May 23 at Ute partis with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma VG Brown
Thormtas Park
Mari We Mombt
Hicks Return From Omaha Visit
Mia and Mrs Perry Hicks of 842 Avenue NF returned Monday from Omaha after visiting their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Gaierd Hicks over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Perry Hicks
Avenue NF
Omaha
And
Mis Gaierd Hicks
Weekend Visit From Washington Family Arrives
Mr and Mrs Stanley Hoth and Miss Nadine Hicks of Washington visited Mrs Uatles parents Mr and Mrs WOH Hoth of Washington La at 842 A avenue NE spending the weekend with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hoth
Missy Nadine Hicks
Avenue
Uatles
Woh Hoth
Washington, la
Piano Pupils Recital Presented by Amanda Barnes Barham
Amanda Barnes Barham hosted a recital Tuesday evening at her studio in the Kresge building featuring a group of advanced piano pupils in a polished performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Barnes Barham
Kresge
Miss Zaborts ky Presents Two Pianists in Recital
Miss Anna M Zabortsky hosts a two piano recital at her studio featuring pupils Doris Hegewald and Jean Betty Beauchamp. Violinist Maurice Estes joins with Irene Estes. program includes Mozart Andante Scherzo Debussy Adoration and Bach Concerto in D minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M . Zabortsky
Doris Hegewald
Jean Betty Beauchamp
Wall
Maurice Estes
Joseph Kitchin
Coe Conservatory of Music
Irene Estes
Debussy
Miss Beauchane Adoration Boronskt Liebesfreud
f + Kreisler
Estes
Waltyux
Mendelssohn
Bach Amicsia Resointo Atlasio
Miss Hegewald
Miss Beauch MP
Tuesday Study Club Annual Meeting Report
Mrs W A Montgomery was re elected president at the closing meeting held at 1900 Blake Boulevard SE. New secretary is Mrs W J Barngrover. Re elected officers include Mrs John Stansbury vice president and Mrs W A McConkie treasurer. Annual reports were presented. Luncheon was served by social committee members including Mrs H W Ward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Montgomery
C. S Foster
Blake Boulevard
W J. Barngrover
John Stansbury
W. A. McConkie
H W . Ward
Fog Ladd
WE. Curtis
WW. Williamson
Bon Voyage Party for Hamouz Guests Sail to New York City
Mr and Mrs James Hamouz were honored at a bon voyage party at ZCB J hall. They plan to sail May 22 on the SS Manhattan from New York to Europe to visit relatives. Attending were numerous friends and relations including the Jun Hartl Bohac Polehna Ulch Barta Pecina Dvorak and many others with Miss Mary Dvorak and Ed Stanek among guests. Local hostesses assisted by Mrs Jun Mrs Hartl Mrs Liskovsky Mrs Jrlek and Mrs Bohac. An out of town guest was Frank Stary of Vining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamouz
ZCB
Hamouz
New York City
Manhattan
Europe
Messrs
and Mesdames V Krob
Joseph Liskavsky
Joseph Jun
Joseph Hartl
Charles Bohac
Martin Polehna
Andrew Polehna
Joseph Ulch
John Rompotl
William Cuhel
J. Vavroh
Joseph Barta
Frank Pesek
L. J Hamouz
Joseph Landa
A Svaton
Joseph Hejkal
Frank Kinder
William Valenta
Jerry Srp
Vincent Pecina
Milo Pecina
Matt Pnovsky
John Matyas
L. Dand
J Dvorak
Ko Kacerovsky
J Jilek
V. Dusek
August Subik
Joe Slavik
John Kratochin
Frank Jirasek
Frank Libal
Milo Naxera
Joseph Kubicek
F Barta
A Samek
R Hiasacek
J Lorenc
John Sebetka
J. L. Drahos
M Fisher
L H. Straka
M. L. Hromatko
Joseph Neumeister
Mary Dvorak
Ed Stanek
M Bick
J Ponce
Liskovsky
Krob
Jrlek
Bohac
Vernon Heights Reading Club Holds Year End Luncheon
The Vernon Heights Reading club will hold its last meeting of the year a luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Wurster tea room. New officers named are Mrs A E Harms president Mrs J C Johnson secretary treasurer and members of the program committee Mrs H J Achter and Mrs T E Ravenscroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Heights
Reading Club
Wurster Tea Room
R Avenue NE
A E. Harms
J C Johnson
H J Achter
T E Ravenscroft
J. R Weber
Beta Delphian meeting at Roosevelt Hotel Thursday
Beta Delphian society convenes Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Roosevelt hotel to discuss Early Trails Through Iowa. Reports will be given by Miss Gertrude Stenner and Miss Zoe Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian Society
Roosevelt Hotel
Montrose
Iowa
Gertrude Stenner
Zoe Varney
Peoples Church Circle Picnic Luncheon Meeting
The Peoples Church social circle will meet Friday at 12 30 in the church social rooms for a picnic luncheon. Officers will host the event and annual reports of the circle’s work will be presented. Officers for the coming year will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Peoples Church
Mrs J A Wooden Plans California Trip in September Return
Mrs J A Wooden of 350 Third Avenue SW will depart Tuesday evening for California to visit her husband and sons Gerald in Santa Monica Kenneth in San Diego and Curtis in Phoenix. They expect to return about September first, stopping in Phoenix to visit Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Wooden
Third Avenue SW
California
Mr Wooden
Gerald Wooden
Santa Monica
Kenneth Wooden
San Diego
Phoenix
Ariz
Curtis Wooden
Kalona Banquet Attended by Mr and Mrs Bontrazer
Kalona high school alumni held a Monday evening banquet at 22 Eighth Avenue SW Kalona attended by Mr and Mrs WH Bontrazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH Bontrazer
Kalona High School
Kalona
El Kahir Auxiliary Plans Thursday Luncheon Meeting
El Kahir auxiliary will meet Thursday at 1 pm for a luncheon at the Shrine temple. Members are asked to bring sewing for a group project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahur
Sorority Members Report At Roosevelt Hotel Meeting
Delta Theta Chi sorority members met Tuesday evenings at the Roosevelt hotel. Reports were given by Louise Kyach, Martha Stepan and Rachael Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Roosevelt Hotel
Louise Kyach
Martha Stepan
Rachael Griffith
MelHenry Guardianship Hearing May Be Delayed
NEW BEDFORD MA AP The guardianship petition of Alyce June McHenry by her mother Lucia McHenry may be continued briefly when heard Thursday in probate court Lawyers for Paul McHenry Alyce June’s father may seek to delay the hearing as he was reportedly en route but unlikely to arrive in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Paul McHenry
Town Falls
Lucia McHenry
Alyce June
New York Reporter Jailed for Refusing to Reveal Sources
Martin Mooney of the New York American was sentenced to thirty days in jail and a $250 fine for refusing to name his news sources in a probe of vice and gambling. Judge Koening noted his contempt for not answering questions about a “Jimmy Hines” link to gamblers seeking help after arrest. Mooney’s lawyer argued a reporter’s duty to protect confidences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
INS
Martin Mooney
New York American
Mooney
General Sessions
Jimmy Hines
Tammany
Grand
Wahl
Hines
Koening
Summer Cottage Plans Spark Mrs. Page And Lois
Lois and Nancy discuss a summer cottage near the lake with electric lights and a new wall finish. Nancy plans to start lists for groceries and household supplies, stocking staple foods and kitchen tools for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Nancy
Ann
John David
Deadlocked Lamson Jury Is Dismissed
In San Jose California the nine to three murder conviction deadlock for David A Larsen led Superior Judge Robert R Syer to dismiss the jury ending the second trial. The state discussed pursuing Larsen for a third trial on the charge of wife murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
David A Larsen
Robert R. Syer
Toledo honors hospital day with band concert
Miss TLaVere Smith superintendent of the state juvenile home directed a national hospital day observance Sunday. A band concert was given under the direction of R. I L. Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tlavere Smith
State
R. I L. Simpson
Fashion Trends Highlight Slim Daytime Sheers and Jacket Dresses
A lively guide to daytime sheer outfits with dark backgrounds in navy brown or black, smart bonnets, and trims in pastel hues. It notes brightening touches like lace and pearls, peasant prints, and the return of jacket dresses as versatile two-occasion garments with varying sleeve and skirt styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubonnet
Lights Fail but Surgery Continues by Flashlights
In a Chicago county hospital operating room lights failed during surgery on Steve Levee. An anesthetist approved, a surgeon redirected the scalpel, and two flashlights guided the procedure. Twenty minutes later Levee was returned to bed unconscious but relieved after a throat cancer removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Steve Levee
Guler
Sevee
City Briefs And Personals Highlight Local Happenings
Cafeteria Thursday Central Park church advertisement Floyd Trimble left Tuesday night for Fort Riley Kansas Chicken supper at St James church Thursday 35 cents advertisement Dr W R Harmon to leave Wednesday for Los Angeles for three weeks Firemen called to 205 p m Wednesday to the home of Walter Kansky 1512 K street SW where the side of the house lit from a blow torch used to remove paint James Woods 45 Davenport sentenced to 30 days in county jail for intoxication sentence suspended if he leaves the city Mrs Clare Nichols recreation superintendent attended Clinton meeting executive committee Midwest school of creative leisure craft The school will hold recreation leaders camp June 1 to 8 at Wapsie Y camp near Central
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kansky
K Street
James Woods
Davenport
Woods
Clare Nichols
Clinton
Midwest School of Creative Leisure Craft
Wapsie-Y Camp
Central City
Riches and Ants Comment From Aunt Het
Aunt Het quips that wealth should bring happiness but warns a life apart from the kitchen shows how many ants a woman has to contend with. Her humor reflects domestic labor debates in a light social tone.
County Attorney to Speak at Westminster Service
County Attorney G. King Thompson will address the Westminster Presbyterian church midweek service at 7 30 this evening on Civ il Righteousness. An open public discussion will follow the address with questions invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. King Thompson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Military School Graduate Cadet James Woodruff
Cadet James Woodruff nephew of Mr and Mrs L R Gerhardt of 412 Nineteenth street SE will graduate June 2 at commencement exercises of the Missouri Military Academy in Mexico Missouri. Woodruff played football and was a member of the Eagle at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Woodruff
L. R. Gerhardt
Nineteenth Street
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Woodruff
The
Eagle
Fusileers and Dramateers Shine at R. T. C Circus
The staff at the school publication reports on members of the Fusileers who performed at the R. T. C circus in Kansas City. The piece highlights high scholastic ratings and a Dramateers club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusileers
R. T. C Circus
Kansas City
Dramateers
Beems to Speak on Lost in the Middle of Civilization
Clark A. Beems president and manager of Metropolitan Supply will speak at the Lions Club luncheon Thursday at noon. The event will be held at the Hotel Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark A. Beems
Metropolitan Supply Company
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Post Office Sees Chain Letter Decline
Post master Frank B. Baldwin reports Cedar Rapids mail volume swollen last week by presumed chain letters has since decreased. The shift follows local post office checks revealing fewer letters in circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Frank B. Baldwin
Elevator Prisoner in Federal Building Incident
Elevator operator Richard Ryan became trapped in his cage about a foot below the main floor when a fuse blew in the power transformer outside. Lights failed and the south half of the federal building halted at 11 45 a m on Wednesday. power was restored by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Richard Ryan
Fire damages roof section at residence on First Avenue
A roof section at the home of Chris Schamberger, 1940 First Avenue West, was destroyed by fire discovered at 6 25 p m Tuesday. Firemen were alerted earlier at 3 30 p m Tuesday to Bennett Tire and Battery, 702 Second Avenue SE, where sparks from an electric torch ignited a bucket of oil outside the building. Loss confined to the oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Schamberger
First Avenue W
Bennett Tire and Battery Company
Second Avenue SE
Philco distributors sail to Bahamas aboard Monarch of Bermuda
Leo Smulekoff and Carl Wilson of Smulckoff's Furniture join about 700 Philco distributors and salesmen in New York to board the Furness liner Monarch of Bermuda for the annual Philco convention at sea en route to the Bahamas. The ship returns to New York on May 26 after an eight day voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Smulekoff
Carl Wilson
Smulckoff
East Side Cedar Rapids union services plan speakers
The pastors and laymen committee of four east side Cedar Rapids churches meets Thursday at noon at the YMCA to plan August Sunday morning union services at St Paul s church. Participating churches are First Congregational First Baptist First Presbyterian and St Paul s Methodist. Speakers will be outstanding leaders and announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Cedar Rapids
Y.M.C. A
First Congregational
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
St. Paul’s
Recreation Council Meeting Highlights Dramatics Event
The inter church recreation council at St. Pauls Methodist church will discuss and demonstrate dramatics this evening in the club room and gymnasium. Acting chairman Wal ter Staves will lead. the playground commission provides stunts and skits. Officers will be elected after a nominating committee report. The group formed six weeks ago to unite youth groups from all churches for idea exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Church Recreation Council
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Walter Staves
Pay Tribute Tonight To Jewish Philosopher Maimonides
Cedar Rapids Jewry hosts a Maimonides program at 8 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce building under B'nai Brith Cedar Rapids with Carl Ettinger presiding. Rabbi Manuel Greenstein Rabbi David Polish Dr Morris Katzoff and Cantor Harry Greenberg will participate in a tribute to Maimonides and his impact on world thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Moses Maimonides
Maimonides
B'nai Brith
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Ettinger
Manuel Greenstein
David Polish
Morris Katzoff
Harry Greenberg
Maimon
Cedar Rapids and Walker Marriage Licenses Issued
George Eberle and Florence Mathes both of Cedar Rapids. Leo F. Leaven and Mary G. Mahoney both of Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eberle
Florence Mathes
Cedar Rapids
Leo F. Leaven
Mary G. Mahoney
Walker
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Pan
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Godad
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Tyler Pot AL
Tyler PT A
Woman's Club
Hicks
Washington
Miss Zabortsky
Vernon Heights Club
Beta Delpihitian
Peoples Church Circle
Mrs. Wooden Leaves
EL Kahir
Delta Theta Chin
MelHenry
N.Y
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Florence la Ganke
Amo
Parrish
York
Central Park Church
Floyd Trimble
Fort Riley
Kan
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W. R. Harmon
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