Local Women Attend Mrs Steindler Tea In Iowa City
Cedar Rapids women joined guests at Mrs Arthur Steindler s tea in Iowa City this afternoon. About 100 guests were served between 3 and 6 o clock. Attendees included Mrs George B Douglas Mrs William H Dunshee Mrs James E Hamilton Mrs John T Hamilton Mrs Henry Hamilton and others from Cedar Rapids. out of town guests included Mrs Willard C Stuckslager of Lisbon and Mrs D Van Metre of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Steindler
Towa City
Steindler
George B. Douglas
William H. Dunshee
James E Hamilton
John T Hamilton
Henry Hamilton
W. Bord
John M Grimm
Fred W. Bailey
S. W. Wilder
Owen Elliott
van Vechten Shaffer
Clare Marshall
Lurton H. Stubbs
Q. Wo Mall
Mae Wolfe
Harry M. Gage
Willard C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
D . van Metre
Mount Vernon
Clark Family Plans Tama Visit Then Cedar Rapids Trip
Mr and Mrs Edward C Clark Jr of Naam Beach Florida will leave this evening for Tama to visit Mrs Clary s parents Mr and Mrs Herbert T Cherry after a fireside stay at the Clarks home 2283 Grande Ave SE Nell and Agatha Cherry will host the Clarks at dinner in Cedar Rapids en route to Miami Beach later this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C Clark, Jr
Naam Beach
Fis
Tama
Clary
Herbert T Cherry
Mr. Clark
Mrr
Edward C. Clark
Grande Avenue SE
Mises Nell
Agatha Cherry
Thin Avenue SE
Mos Clark
Clarks
Cedar Rapids
Miami Beach
California relatives visit from Royal Helbrook families
Royal Helbrook of 1320 Second Avenue SE and his sister Miss Helen Acadon return from a year in Los Angeles. En route they stopped in San Francisco Portlance Cre and Seattle, visiting Miss Late Holbrook and the sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Helbrook
Second Avenue SE
Helen Acadon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Miss. Holbrook
Late Holbrook
Portlance
Seattle
Mrs Horan Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Eoward Horan hosted a noon luncheon for her bridge club at the Country club on Wednesday. Eight guests attended, with Mrs Horan welcoming members at 1717 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Eoward Horan
Third Avenue SE
Country Club
Mrs Myers Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. Carl B. Myers welcomed eight members of her bridge club to a luncheon at noon today at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Myers
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Busers Return From Chicago Visit
Mrs. Frank L. Buser and her daughter Miss Vivien Buser of 1830 B avenue NE return this evening from Chicago after a week with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Buser
Avenue
Vivien Buser
Chicago
Tourist Club Luncheon Draws Thirty-One Members
Thirty-one members of the Tourist club and two guests Mrs Horace H Sutcliffe of Providence R I and Miss Essie Bryan of Owenton Ky attended the year’s final event a luncheon at the home of Mrs Frank B Race Mrs John S Ely a charter member was a special guest Apple blossoms tulips and pansies decorated the tables After the luncheon Mrs John T Liddle spoke about travels in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace H. Sutcliffe
Providence
R. I
Essie Bryan
Owenton Ky
Frank B. Race
John S. Ely
Chharter
John T Liddle
Bolland
Luncheon to Honor Ferry Hall Student
Miss Elousie Tremain, Ferry Hall student at Lake Forest Illinois, will arrive Saturday morning to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl D Thomas at 2267 Washington Avenue SE. Saturday noon she will be honored at a luncheon by Ferry Hall alumnae, with Mrs Robert M Chapman in charge. Also visiting will be Mrs Charles W Logan of Moville, another Ferry Hall alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elousie Tremain
Ferry Hall
Mills
Lake Forest
Ill
Carl D. Thomas
Washington Avenue
Schoens Attend Style Show Tours In City Trips
Mr and Mrs Charles Schoen of 356 Forest Drive SE returned from a week away visiting New York City and Chicago where they attended a style show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schoen
Forest Drive
New York City
Chicago
YMCA Girls Swimming Party Invitation
All girls over high school age who have taken YMCA classes or joined clubs this year are invited to a swimming party at the YMCA Friday at 7 30 p m Reservations must be made at the YMCA dial 8169 by Friday afternoon.
Leaders Of Camp Fire Girls Sign Up For Training
Registrations flow into the local Camp Fire office for a national training course for leaders to be held at Hitaga Cedar Rapids camp June 13 to 16. Delegations come from Vinton Ames Kansas City Kaw Kansas City Mo Omaha Des Moines and others. Edith M. Kempthorne heads the course with Ruby Lattimore and Ruth Kemp assisting. local staff Nadia Thorpe Marian Niehaus Cornelia Cameron and Jane Niles aid. The program features dramatics handcraft swimming nature crafts and camp craft tasks plus outdoor cooking and camping. A council fire will close the training Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitaga
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Ames
Kansas City
Kaw
Omaha
Des Moines
Middle West
Edith M. Kempthorne
Ruby Lattimore
Ruth Kemp
National Art Department
Nadia Thorpe
Marian Niehaus
Cornelia Cameron
Jane Niles
Camp Huaga
Andrie and Ambroz to Present May Concert
Vocalist Wendy Andrie will front a May 20 concert at First Christian Church, assisted by Mrs Lucy Bushnell Ambroz. About 200 invitations were issued and a reception will follow. The program includes selections by Handel and Puccini, plus miscellaneous songs and arias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Andrie
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
First Christian Church
Atalanta
Handel Waldeszascher
Rudolph
Jesus the Carpenter Ees Jaxon
Donker
Jaxon
Guion
Yale-Smith
Sonss
Asaby Os Clay
Ronald
Four Leaf Clover Club Meets at NE Home for Bridge
Members of the Four Leaf Clover club gathered at Mrs. Harry Lagerquist’s home on Twelfth street NE for an afternoon bridge session. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Park Fenton’s residence on Sixteenth street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Leaf Clover Club
Harry Lagerquist
Twelfth Street
Park Fenton
Sixteenth Street
Farewell Party For Mrs E W Frerk At Dubuque Move
Mrs H F Lambertsen and Mrs F W Dick hosted a farewell gathering Tuesday at 313 Seventeenth Street NE for Mrs E W Frerk who plans to move to Dubuque. Guests from Frerk's card club included Mrs Leo Schoonover, Mrs Fred Vosmek, Mrs Ethel Kepler, Mrs E G Dudek, Mrs Rose Harrington, Mrs E J Dippo, Mrs J P Robinson, Mrs M Heumes, Mrs Frank Duhn, Mrs Claude Kegin, Miss Helen Dick, and Miss Freda Lambertsen. Prizes were won by Mrs Kepler, Mrs Vosmek, and Mrs Dudek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Lambertsen
F. W. Dick
Seventeenth Street
E. W. Frerk
Dubuque
Frerk
Card Club
Leo Schoonover
Fred Vosmek
Ethel Kepler
E. G Dudek
Rose Harrington
E. J Dippo
J. P Robinson
M. Heumes
Frank Duhn
Claude Kegin
Helen Dick
Freda Lambertsen
Kepler
Vosmek
Dudek
Mr and Mrs E Wood Celebrate 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E Wood of Forty second Street and Fount Vernon Road SE celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner at home and a dance at Dairy Dale Community Hall on Wednesday evening, with friends and relatives as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wood
Vernon Road
Ther
Dairy Dale
Shonka Made Honorary Vestal at University of Nebraska
Miss Elaine Shonka daughter of Mr and Mrs S V Shonka 394 Twenty fifth Street SE was elected to membership in the Vestals of the Lamp honorary organization for outstanding women on the University of Nebraska campus The sophomore student at the university in Lincoln Neb was named in word received by her parents today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Shonka
S. V. Shonka
Twenty-fifth Street
Vestals of the Lamp
University of Nebraska
Shonka
University At Lincoln
Neb
Local visitors from Elmhurst Joliet and Joliet trip
Mrs A C Naibert and Mr and Mrs A G Burrows returned from a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs O K Burrows and their son of Elmhurst Illinois and Mr and Mrs F G Burrows and their son of Joliet Illinois Dr A C Naibert spent the weekend with the party in Joliet Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C Naibert
Eighteenth Street
A.G Burrows
B Avenue NW
O K, Burrows
Elmhurst
F. G Burrows
Joliet
A. C. Naibert
Mrs Leinbaugh Hosts Social Eight Club at Home
Mrs R H Leinbaugh of 1006 Center Point Road NE hosted the Social Eight club gathering on Wednesday. Prizes were won by Mrs Harold Miner and Mrs W Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R H. Leinbaugh
Center Point Road
Harold Miner
W Phillips
Home Builders Sunday Class Picnic and Meeting
Mrs Edna Canaday hosted a picnic supper and business meeting for the Home Builders Sunday school class of the First Evangelical church. Readings were presented by Mrs L Baumgartner. guests included Rev and Mrs Baumgartner Charlene Canaday and Carol Canaday. The next gathering is set for June 11 at Wilbur Canaday's home 516 Third avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Canaday
Avenue NW
Home Builders
First Evangelical Church
Walbur Canaday
Stewart Ford
George Holsinger
Wilbur Canaday
Third Avenue
Friendly Fortnight Club Postpones May Meeting
The Friendly Fortnight club meeting planned for May 17 at Ely is postponed to May 31. A regular meeting will be held May 21 at the YWCA at 7:30 p.m. Election of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Y. Wca
Mighty Oak Patrol Welcomes New Member in Scout Meeting
The Mighty Oak Patrol of the Laurel Wreath Girl Scouts met at Miss Zdenka Brejcha's home. After a business meeting, Miss Brejcha played accordion solos while guests enjoyed games and refreshments. All members attended and a new member, Maxine Rebec, was welcomed into the patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mighty Oak Patrol
Laurel Wreath Girl Scouts
Zdenka Brejcha
Brejchna
Maxine Rebec
Wesleyan Service Guild Elects Officers for Next Year
The Wesleyan Service guild held its final meeting at Miss Grace Ham's home in Brown apartments on Tuesday evening. Ethel Martin was elected president, Catherine Bender vice president, Anne Denkman secretary, Ethel Taylor corresponding secretary, and Gertrude Nixon treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Grace Hambright
Brown Apartments
Ethel Martin
Catherine Bender
Anne Denkman
Ethel Taylor
Gertrude Nixon
Des Moines Distributor D E Applegarth Entertained by Cedar Rapids Club
D E Applegarth of Des Moines, state distributor of Excelsis beauty products, was entertained Tuesday evening by the Cedar Rapids organization at the home of Mr and Mrs S D Keyes, 311 Eleventh street SW. Mrs Keyes received a prize in the April contest with out of town guests Miss Irene Boyd of Omaha and Mrs C D McLean and Mrs Alvin Randall of Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Applegarth
Des Moines
Excelsis Beauty Products
Cedar Rapids
S. D. Keyes
Eleventh Street
St Pauls Mother Daughter Banquet Plans
Reservations are being made for the annual mother-daughter banquet at St. Pauls Methodist church this evening. Grandmothers will be especially honored, with a reserved table, and the committee has planned an interesting dramatic and musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Phi Sigma Iota Zeta Chapter Meets at Coe College
Zeta chapter of Phi Sigma Iota held a program meeting Thursday in the Coe library staff room. Sarah Palmer presented a paper on Paul Verlaine's poetry and Mary Jo French presented a paper on Francois de Curuel's drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta
Phi Sigma Iota
Coe College
Coe
Sarah Palmer
Paul Verlaine
Mary Jo French
Francois de Curel
Rapaports to Entertain for Upcoming Wedding
Mr and Mrs A Rapaport will entertain friends at Congregation Beth Jacob 212 Avenue NW after Sabbath services in honor of their son David whose marriage to Miss Goldie Unozsky of St Paul Minnesota will take place May 20. Friends and relatives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rapaport
Congregation Beth Jacob
212 Avenue NW
David
Goldie Unozsky
St Paul, Minn
Eight L L R Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Keyes Home
Members of the Eight L L R Club gathered at 1031 Third Avenue SW hosted by Mrs. George Keyes Tuesday. Officers elected were Mrs. H G Fussell president and Mrs. Nell Ross secretary. Outgoing officers were Mrs. Ida M Gard president and Mrs. B F Wymer secretary. A luncheon plan was set for June 11 at Mrs. J Houser's home. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Club
George Keyes
Third Avenue
G. I. Scott
J. Houser
Rock
H. G. Fussell
Nell Ross
Ida M. Gard
B. F. Wymer
St. John’s Dance At Local Baptist Church
A young people’s dance is set for Friday at 8 30 p.m. at St John s Baptist Church with special music and invites all young people to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Baptist Orthodox Church
Mothers and Daughters Banquet at Second Christian Church
More than 100 mothers and daughters attended the annual banquet in the Second Christian church dining room. Theme was Life's Friendly Road. Toasts highlighted mothers and daughters with multiple speakers and special musical numbers performed by Mrs. McGuire, Miss Hopson, and others. Organizers included Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. W. McLean with Mrs. Kibler managing dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian Church
Betty Uridil
John Wooden
Harry Donovan
Jack McArtar
Hugh Orchard
Edna Hopson
G. Kibler
I. E. Linkletter
Sister of Gladys Nemec to Wed Joseph Frederick in May
Mrs Edward Moeller hosted a miscellaneous shower for her sister Gladys Nemec who will marry Joseph Frederick at the end of May. Attendees included Mesdames Nemec Wilder Roland Ammons Wright Starry Winchell Chyposky and Misses Nemec Pauline Wershofen Kegler Bendorf Nemec. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Roland and Miss Bendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Moeller
Maplewood Drive
Gladys Nemec
Joseph Frederick
George Nemec
Bernard Wilder
Darrell Roland
Harold Ammons
Elmer Wright
Frank Starry
Glenn Winchell
Henry Chyposky
Isabelle Nemec
Pauline Wershofen
Alverda Kegler
Maxine Bendorf
Roberta Nemec
Roland
Bendorf
Banco Club to Meet with Miss Moravec Friday Evening
The banco club will meet with Miss Marjorie Moravec at 393 Twenty-sixth street SE on Friday at 7 30 p.m. The gathering invites members to discuss upcoming events and club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco Club
Marjorie Moravec
Twenty-sixth Street
Van Buren P T A Sees Fifty Members In Session
The Van Buren P T A met Tuesday with fifty members in the P T A room. Miss NanNa Nelson Jed led in group singing. The 2B class under Miss B Lind performed The Little Grey Lamb while third graders under Miss Helen Johnson presented The Painted Pig. Mrs R F Taft presided as president and officers were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren P. T. A
Nanna Nelson Jed
B. Lind
Helen Johnson
R. F. Taft
Loyd McKee
C. C. Pitlik
F. Schorr
Riverside Park
McKee
A. H. Schlantz
Stout Memorial
Florentine Lattner
J. Nemec
Nelson
E. Johns
Mary Fults
Pitlik
Schmuntz
Big Springs P T A Chicken Dinner Draws Crowd
More than 250 attended the Wednesday evening chicken dinner in Big Springs under the auspices of the P T A. Proceeds will be used to send a member of the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Fashionable pillboxes and hats guide for summer wear
The article describes cloche, pillbox, and bowler hats made from grosgrain ribbons and felt, highlighting versatility and travel-friendly folds. It covers color ranges from navy and black to gold and pastels, notes cotton sports hats, beach wear trends, and suggests crochet projects for pillboxes and berets. It previews tomorrow’s piece on comfort-first men’s tennis clothes.
No. 14 Scout Troop Heads to National Jamboree in Washington
The No. 14 Boy Scout troop, sponsored by the association, plans to attend the National Scout Jamboree in Washington D C this August. Neely Hill serves as scoutmaster. The evening featured music by Studt and D Studt, a Studt orchestra, Charlotte Minehart accordion solos, readings by Mrs Amos Scott, and dances by students from Edna Kiemeny studio. Dancers included Virginia Greer Donald Maloney Dorothy Bailey Patty Ann Dudek Joan Benish Maria June and Junior Bishop Jean Tremain Evelyn Afflerbaugh and Allayne Keneeny. Arthur Schlaumbaum acted as master of ceremonies. The troop demonstrated first aid and ceremonial drills. Mrs Harry Kindig presented badges to Harry Southerland Harry Lutz and Emmanuel House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Association
Washington, D. C
Neely Hill
Jake Studt
D. Studt
Studt
Charlotte Minehart
Amos Scott
Edna K. Dieman
Stuart Coon
Virginia Greer
Donald Maloney
Dorothy Bailey
Patty Ann Dudek
Joan Benish
Maria
June
Bishop
Jean Tremain
Evelyn Afflerbaugh
Allayne Keneeny
Arthur Schlaumbaum
Harry Kindig
Harry Southerland
Harry Lutz
Emmanuel House
Wilson P T A Elects Officers and Plans Camp Fundraiser
Wilson P T A members elected officers at the end of the semester meeting with Mrs. George Fieseler as president and Mrs. O Thompson as vice president. Mrs. Taft read a national president message and Miss Alice Papes spoke on Camp Wapsier. The group approved a $5 donation to the camp and planned a card party to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson P. v T. A
George Fieseler
O. Thompson
R. F. ‘Raft
George Peacock
G. L. Kibler
Taft
Alice Papes
Wapsier
Letter to Roosevelt Seeks National Peace Cooperation
A recent meeting closed with a request for all members to sign a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt urging national peace. Reports of a mock bake sale were shared and all committee chairmen delivered final year reports. After the business session a mothers tea was hosted by the Girl Reserves with Miss Jennie Post, Mrs. Kibler, Miss Thelma Morton, and Miss Anna Laura Palmer assisting, and corsages were given to each member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jennie Post
Kibler
Thelma Morton
Anna Laura Palmer
P T A Officers Installed At Cleveland Unit
Mrs L A Buffington was installed as president of the Cleveland P T A Tuesday with Mrs C A Love as installing officer Also sworn in were Mrs Ed Miller vice president Mrs Elmer Grissel secretary and Miss Adeline Montillon treasurer Delegates to the Parent-Teacher conference in Iowa City in June were approved The May 31 school picnic featured a Mother Goose program by first graders Melenka Bartuick Bohemian costume singing and a tap dance Mrs Harold E Mayo spoke on the Fundamentals of Good Will Teas were poured by Miss Ruby Scheneberger and Miss Amy Devitt with lilac centerpieces Hostesses included Mesdames A J Anderson Earl Oliver George Parliament Charles Stransky and George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Buffington
Cleveland P. T. A
C. A. Love
Ed Miller
Elmer Grissel
Adeline Montillon
Iowa City
Montillon
Melenka Bartuick
Harold E. Mayo
Ruby Scheneberger
Amy Devitt
A. J. Anderson
Earl Oliver
George Parliament
Charles Stransky
George Johnson
Van Buren Study Group Picnic at Riverside Park
The Van Buren study group will hold its annual picnic Thursday at 1 p.m. at Riverside Park. All PTA members are invited and asked to bring their own dishes sandwiches and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Riverside Park
Newcomers Club Theater Party Invites Cedar Rapids Residents
The Newcomers Club invites all new Cedar Rapids residents to a Friday theater party and social hour. Attendees meet at 1 p.m. in the Iowa Theater lobby for a guest show, then move to Roosevelt coffee shop for social time. Call Miss Grace Boston at 8558 if not notified. Since March 1, forty nine new families have arrived from Des Moines to Waukesha Wisconsin and nearby Illinois Illinois City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
Iowa Theater
Roosevelt Coffee Shop
Grace Boston
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Mason City
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Burlington
Davenport
Manchester
Dubuque
Eagle Grove
Coggon
Creston
Anamosa
Algona
Iowa City
Lansing
Kalamazoo
Flint
Mich
Bloomington
Chicago
Belleville
Normal
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ind
New Bedford
Mass
Albert Lea
St. Paul
Shower Honoring Mrs. Miller At Jane Goodfellow Home
Miss Wiltrude Cherry and Miss Jane Goodfellow hosted a shower Wednesday evening at Goodfellow’s house for Mrs. Sam Miller formerly Miss Maxine Cherry. Attending were Misses Angeline Melsa De Vee Cherry Dorothy Hrdlicka Mildred Miller Ann Kriz Alicin Jakoubek and Mesdames W R Cherry Harry Billings Robert Deamer and John Shadle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltrude Cherry
Jane Goodfellow
Sam Miller
Maxine Cherry
Angeline Melsa
de Vee Cherry
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Mildred Miller
Ann Kriz
Alicin Jakoubek
Mesdames
W. R. Cherry
Harry Billings
Robert Deamer
John Shadle
Miss Mae E Freeman Dies At Iowa City
Miss Mae E Freeman 50 longtime deputy Johnson county auditor died at home after two months illness in Iowa City She was a Iowa City High School and University of Iowa graduate Survived by mother two brothers and a sister Funeral services likely Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Mae E. Freeman
Johnson County
Miss Freeman
Iowa City High School
University of Iowa
Commencement Exercises Set For Thursday Evening
Eight seniors and twelve eighth grade pupils will receive diplomas at the school auditorium. Bruce F. Gates of Gates Business College Waterloo will deliver the address. Mary Sherbon is valedictorian and Beulah Kosina salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Bruce F. Gates
Gates Business College
Waterloo
Mary Sherbon
Beulah Kosina
Keota High School Graduation Events Planned
Twenty five students will graduate from Keota high school. Rev York will give the sermon in the school auditorium Sunday. The senior class play New Fires airs Monday and Tuesday. The program happens in the assembly Wednesday. Commencement is May 23 in the auditorium. Alumni banquet and reception May 24 in the gymnasium. Honor students are Helen Ilene Arnold and Gladys Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Keota High School
York
Helen Ilene Arnold
Gladys Waller
Notice of Receivership Sale for Springville Weekly
In Linn County Iowa May term 1935 L A Andrew superintendent of banking files to sell Springville New Era weekly newspaper office assets to J G Crew for 1800 dollars. Hearing set May 23 1935 at Cedar Rapids Court House Court. Dale O Stentz attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Bini County
L. A. Andrew
State of
Springville Savings Bank
Springville
Iowa
Towa
District Court of
Linn
D. Bates
District Court
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Dale O. Stentz
Plaintif
West Highlands Club Plans Coronation Night Program
The West Highlands Community club will hold a coronation program at Roosevelt high school Friday night with a 6 PM family picnic in the cafeteria and a 7:30 auditorium program. William Geiger and Mary Louise Raferty are crowned king and queen of popularity after a shared high school popularity contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Highlands Community Club
Roosevelt High School
E. S. Faye
William Geiger
Mary Louise Raferty
Carl Koehn
Clair Nelson
Paul Keyes
Arnold Lay
Charles Fliehler
Selma McAllen
Doris Janescek
Jean Erbe
Betty Stepanek
Emil Hobel
William Vesely
Betty Kitterman
Fred Bokerney
Louis R. Kriz
North Western Right of Way
Edith K Pulver Installed as First Supreme Handmaiden
Mrs Edith K Pulver was installed as the first supreme handmaiden at the supreme shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem in Cleveland. She is former worthy high priestess of the Damascus shrine in Washington Iowa and resides in Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Edith K. Pulver
Jerusalem
Cleveland
Pulver
Damascus
Washington
Vikre Dahle wed at Ridgeway Lutheran church
The Rev. D. C. Jordahl joined Reuben David Vikre, son of Mr and Mrs L A Vikre, and Edith Irene Dahle, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dahle, in marriage at the Ridgeway parsonage. The couple will reside in Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Lutheran Church Parsonage
Ridgeway
D. C. Jordahl
Reuben David Vikre
L. A. Vikre
Edith Irene Dahle
John Dahle
Vikre
Marmola claims easy weight loss without exercise or dieting
An advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a world famous obesity remedy. It promises rapid fat loss without exercise, using quotes of satisfied users and boasting 20 million packages sold since 1907. Dealers nationwide sell Marmola now.
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E. C. Clarks, JR
Reiucan
California
Mrs. Horan
Mrs. Myers
Schoens
Y. W. Swimming Party
Camp Fire
Illinois
Social Eight Club
Dad
Sis
Mother
Hutchinson
Hutchinsons
Good Housekeeping
ST. Paul's Mother
Rapaports
LL. R. Club
ST. John’s Dance
Christian Church
Miss Nemec
P. T. A. Meetings
Amos Parrish
Breeze
Mrs. Miller
West Highlands Club
Lubergers
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