PEO Chapter 1F Honored At Tuesday Tea
Chapter 1F of PEO will be honored at a tea Tuesday from 2 30 to 5 30 p m at the home of Mrs Moray L Eby 1956 First avenue E. About 200 PEO women will attend with guests from chapters HJ DK and GM.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1937
Page
18
Grahams of Brazil Visit in Warren Duncan Home
Mr and Mrs Irvine Graham of Ponte Nova Bahai Brazil stayed with Mr and Mrs Warren O Duncan at 1524 Avenue NE after Sunday visits en route from Omaha. The Grahams plan stops at Davenport and Freeport before attending the Presbyterian general assembly in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine Graham
Ponte Nova
Bahai
Brazil
Graham
Warren O. Duncan
Duncan
Avenue NE
Omaha
Davenport
Freeport
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Town State College
Ames
United States Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
United States
New Orleans
Visitors from Bronxville Arrive in City for Family Stay
Mr. and Mrs Walter G. Peter host Mrs. Petersons niece Mrs Harold C Hahn and her sons Richard and Harold of Bronxville New York. The Hahns have been traveling in the west and will return to their home in New York on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Peterson
First Avenue E
Peterson
Harold C Hahn
Mr. Hahn
Richard and
Harold
Bronxville, N. Y
Hahn
West
New York
Farewell Handkerchief Shower For Mrs McKay
Mrs John McKay of Moline a weakened guest of her parents Mrs C A Johnson was honored at a farewell handkerchief shower Sunday evening at the Johnson home on Thirtieth Street SE. She plans to leave in late May for Saranac Lake New York to spend the summer. Attendants included Mrs Roy Goss Mrs Harvey Gipp of Marion Mrs Roy Wright Miss Elsie Tvyrdik Miss Dorothy Clauson Miss Mary Rudish and Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKay
Moline
C. A. Johnson
McKay
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Roy Goss
Harvey Gipp
Marion
Roy Wright
Elsie Tvyrdik
Dorothy Clauson
Mary Rudish
Johnson
Delta Gamma Alumnae Luncheon This Wednesday
Delta Gamma alumnae meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. J. T. Grayston's home 413 Eighteenth street NE for luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Gamma
Graystons
J. T. Grayston
Eighteenth Street
Clark couple back from West Coast trip to Florida
Mr and Mrs CF Clark returned Monday to their home 510 Knollwood Drive SE from a business trip that took them to California Texas and Florida They traveled from Los Angeles along the Old Spanish Trail to Florida.
Pla Mor 500 Club Hosts Marion Gathering
Members of the Pla Mor 500 club were entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Merrill Wilson of Marion. Prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Blake, Mrs. Geneva Evers, and Mrs. Jona Milburn. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Miles Hess’s home in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Wilson
Marion
Paul Blake
Geneva Evers
Jona Milburn
Miles Hess
May breakfast of Wednesday Social Club at Bever Park
The Wednesday Social club holds its annual May breakfast in Bever Park on Wednesday at 9 am. Members are asked to bring the usual May breakfast requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Miss Ruth Kemp Honored By Sister At Sunday Coffee
Mrs. Howard Funk hosted a 10 o'clock Sunday coffee at her home on 129 Seventeenth Street SW to honor her sister Miss Ruth Kemp. The event celebrated Miss Kemp’s upcoming marriage to George B. Turner of Grundy Center on June 17. Guests included Mrs. Oscar E. Kemp, Mrs. J. Turner, Mrs. E. P. Childs, and many others, plus several Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Funk
Seventeenth Street
Ruth Kemp
George B. Turner
Grundy Center
Funk
Miss Kemp
Oscar E. Kemp
Cedar Rapids Coca Cola workers fete Shipe in Iowa City
Employees of the Cedar Rapids Coca Cola Bottling Company and their spouses hosted a surprise party Friday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Harry Shipe of Iowa City. Mr Shipe, a city salesman for the company, has been reassigned to Iowa City to open a new warehouse. Attending from Cedar Rapids were Burgess West H R Langridge and son Raymond R Vogel L J Burlanck Jack Stillion Edward Dwiggins Howard Bachman W E Williams and Leona Holub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Harry Shipe
Iowa City
Mr. Shipe
Burgess West
H. R. Langridge
Raymond
R. Vogel
L. J. Burlanck
Call widow opposes estate final report in court
Pauline G. Call widow of Clare T. Call objects to final report of administrator Robert H. Harger claiming the $7,399.87 life policy proceeds totaling $1,052.22 in costs and administration expenses should be exempt from payment. She also seeks itemization of accounts receivable and dismissal of Naoma E Appleton's objection to the fourth class claim without prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Haas
Pauline G. Call
Clare T. Call
Robert H. Harger
Call Estate
Harger
Naoma E. Appleton
Naoma E Call
Will probates for Clara A Allen and Thomas W Bell in district court
Clara A Allen dies May 16 probate Monday with beneficiaries including brother J C Moore nieces Alice J Watson Ella M Pence Lena A Spurgeon and grandniece Elizabeth Watson Executor named Harry C Watson Also Thomas W Bell dies May 15 probate Monday heirs divided as if intestate Executor Earl N Bell W G Bolton company and W C Pickard defendants in accounting suit by J W Mammill seeks 500 counterclaim for expenses Hammill seeks accounting and judgment Cedar Rapids residence defendants claim complete accounting done and sums paid seek dismissal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Allen
J. C. Moore
Alice J. Watson
Ella M. Pence
Lena A. Spurgeon
Elizabeth Watson
Harry C. Watson
Thomas W. Bell
Earl N. Bell
Malcolm V. Bolton and Company
W. C. Pickard
J. W. Mammill
Hammill
Cedar Rapids
Frances Fabricius Weds J I Merritt in Nashua Church
Frances Fabricius of Reinbeck married J I Merritt at the Little Brown church in Nashua. Rev Kent officiated with attendees Mrs Ward Walston of Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Merritt later hosting a dinner at Hotel President Waterloo. The couple resides at 1263 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Fabricius
C., Fabricius of
Reinbeck
First Avenue
Little Brown Church
Nashua
William Kent
Planes Terrorize Spanish Refugee Children in Britain
Four thousand Spanish Basque refugee children in a Southampton camp fled in terror as a Royal Air Force training flight roared overhead. Officials calmed them and explained the planes were English, not bombs, amid their first day in England after arriving from Bilbao aboard the Habana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
Bilbao
Habana
Royal Air Force
Parrot Talks At Night Sparks Power Co. Theor y
Kay Francis owns a parrot that refuses to speak by day but chatters vividly after dark. The star jokes the talkative bird was trained by the Electric Light and Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrot
Kay Francis
The
Electric Light and Power Co
Lost Nation class of 1937 graduates at Rutenbeck hall
Lost Nation High School held commencement at Rutenbeck hall with Willian Dunlavey of Des Moines delivering the address. The 1937 class is the largest to graduate, boasting many trophies and activities including the Lost Nation band and basketball trophies. Ruth Eleanor Myatt and Alice Crissey named top students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Guy C. Joseph
Omaha
Neb
Lost Nation
Rutenbeck
Clinton County
Ruth Eleanor Myatt
Alice Crissey
Supt
O. H. Story
Edward Rugenberg
West Branch eighth graders honored with diplomas
Funeral services for Mrs. E N Armstrong of West Liberty were held Sunday with burial in West Branch Cemetery. Born Jennie Taylor in Rogers Ohio, she married Edward N Armstrong and lived on a local farm before moving to West Liberty. She died Friday in University Hospital Iowa City and is survived by her husband and three sons Kenneth Barranquilla Colombia L A Ardell Medford Ore and Joy Rock Island Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Nation
Louis J. Guyer
Federated Church In
E. J. Brass
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
W .R. Smith
H. L. Frazier
L. M. Hall
Darrell Christensen
Margaret Dickman
Clifford Eden
Fred Busch
Ray Galloway
Emil Rutenbeck
William Ruggeberg
J. E. Gilroy
Julius Adrian
Will C. Mohr
Elmer M. Hoff
Union
Maquoketa
Louis Johnson Guyer
Rushville
Jacob
Mary Guyer
Mennonite Church
Elizabeth Kathern Frank
Spring Creek
Guyer
Peter Jansen
Near Lost Nation
Floyd Guyer
Sabula
Coffman
Goshen
Ind
Clermont
Ora Fischer
Otto Fischer
Burnell Anderson
Martin Anderson
Postville Lutheran Church
R. B. Garten
Anna May Anderson
Clarence Fischer
Anderson
Kenneth Schroeder
Marion Schroeder
Harold Fischer
Lloyd Schroeder
Mrs. Anderson
Western
States
Yellowstone Natonal Park
DELTA
G. A Beman
Methodist Church
Charles Ellis
E. L. McClure
Mount Zion
Martinsburg
Gladys Heninger
Ottumwa
Manchester
Manchester High School
Board of Education and Friends
Esther Sanderson
George Winters
W. A. Adix
Thomas P. Shaffer
Gerald Smith
Clair E. Brown
Booth Tarkington
Independence
Ella Cullinan
The
People's Hospital
St. John's Catholic Church
Msgr
W. T
H. Story
West Branch
E. N. Armstrong
West Liberty
Wet Branch
Jennie Taylor
David and
Mary Taylor
Rogers
Ohio
Edward N. Armstrong
Here
Approves Pension for Mrs. W. H. Taft
President Roosevelt signed the pension bill granting Helen H. Taft widow of the late President and Chief Justice a five thousand dollar annual pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Taft
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Congress
Helen H. Taft
High Court Rules Labor Union Has Right to Picket
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a labor union may peacefully picket a non-union employer under the state labor code. Justice Brandeis cited free competition with non-union businesses by picketing as akin to advertising. The decision overturned Paul Senn, Milwaukee tile contractor, in the case involving the Sener Protective Union Local No. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Brandeis
Paul Senn
Milwaukee
Ale Sener Protective Union
O. 5
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P.E.O
Bevivie Wilk
J. D. Wardle
E. O Fiske
J M. Dinwiddie
Robert Greene
W. R Kemble
W. Forrest Proteman
Herbert L. Killian
Marvin R. Selden
W. E. Peschau
Paul S. Ray
Ben F. Wolverton
Grahams
Warren Duncan
Walter Petersons
Cc. F. Clarks
Ened
Dial
Lantanas
Hamilton
Atere
Seed and Coal CO. Composite Post
Art Shepherd
WMT
Harry Shipes
Court House News
Clare Call
Charlie
Frances
Fabricius of
J. I. Merritt
Britain
Iowa News
Lisbon
Lee Crelly
Cyclops Post
American Legion
Marguerite Bear
Willard Baer
Everett Staab
Charles Staab
Bridget Cullinan
St. John’s Church
Sacred Heart Guild
Patrick
Joel Mason
Williams
John O'Connor
Waterloo
John Burns
Sarah Cullinan
Bernice Clemmens
Wilmington
Clarence Kemmann
Irma Mensing
Esther Strackbein
Ezra Kruckenberg
Lydia
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Agatha Brinkman
Florence Freese
Marion Licht
Burdell Freese
Viola Ruchotzke
Sara Strackbein
Ruth Schmidt
Doris Hoffmeier
Lydia Buck
S. W. Koster
Harold Walthers
Forrest Carr
Emmer Webb
Donald Inghram
Mary Edith Kirby
Dorothy Holmes
Katherine Brooke
Dorothy Flater
Harold Wolthers
Ernest Petersen
Gaylord Walker
Lee Tipton
Dorothy Kliert
Susanne Birkett
Lester Lewis
Chester Geach, Jr
Frances Rabe
Gladys Walker
Fern Robinson
Dorothy Heatherington
Jack Pierson
Garrison
Ida Coleman
Evelyn Estella Shaver
Robert Penrose Gilliland
Galena
William Gilliland
Edward Shaver
Fairmont
Minn
TAMA
Roy L. Brown
Gothenburg
Brown
E. C. Carnal
Clarence B. Day
John H. Sparboe
Jewell
C. J. Brown
Marshalltown
Ned Powers
Silver Creek
G. Nolan Bearden
Los Angeles
H&en Foundation
Nemo
Skimpskamp
Hickernick
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