Mercy Hospital Alumni Honor Nursing Class Banquet
Alumni of Mercy Hospital Honor Graduating Class hosted a Thursday banquet in the Roosevelt room at Hotel Roosevelt. Sixty guests included twenty two graduates with entertainment, speeches by Ruth Uchytil and Helen Sanket, and the class will and prophecy read by seniors. A theater party followed the dinner with attendees led by Lorinea Iben and Marguerite Quinn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital Nurses Training School
Mercy Hospital
Roosevelt
Hotel Roosevelt
Ruth Uchytil
Helen Sanket
Marguerite Quinn
Helen Saville
Eleanor Mulherin
Lorinea Iben
Mercedes Flannigan
Marguerite Ambrose
Anita Cummings
Mary Dolan
Tillie Blizek
Bernadine Freitgen
Viola Skail
Lorraine Griffen
Laura Belle Fitzpatrick
Geraldine Wilson
Muriel Collins
Eleanor Mu
Luncheon Honors Mrs Glenna Heath Guest from Omaha
Mrs Clark A Beems hosted a luncheon at 377 Twenty first Street SE for her guest Mrs Glenna Blei Heath of Omaha. After lunch the group played bridge and Mrs Heath sang several solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark A. Beems
Twenty-first Street
Glenna Blei Heath
Omaha
Bridge
Mrs George B Douglas and Barbara Douglas Return From Taos Trip
Mrs George B Douglas and Miss Barbara Douglas arrived home Thursday after a ten day motor trip to Taos New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Douglas
Barbara Douglas
Taos, N. M
Brass Button Study Club Sees Book Review At Home
Mrs. Bert W. Rickard hosted the Brass Button Study club at 506 Seventh Avenue SW Wednesday afternoon. Miss Zoe Varney and Miss Alma B. Owens reviewed the book Forever Free by Morrow. meetings will resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert W. Rickard
Seventh Avenue
Brass Button Study Club
Zoe Varney
Alma BE. Owens
Morrow
First Birthday Party For Don Sheridan Challed Jr
The first birthday of Don Sheridan Challed Jr son of Dr and Mrs D 8 S Challed 2405 D avenue NE was observed Thursday with a party attended by four babies and their mothers Mrs Glenn Peck and Sally Mrs C H Stark and Tommy Mrs B G Broghammer and Ben and Mrs Ed Stark and Peggy Ann and by his grandmother Mrs George W W Miler Seen wes Peeks 7 rhay Hass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sheridan Challed
D Avenue NE
Glenn Peck
Sally
C. H. Stark
Tommy
B. G. Broghammer
Ben
Ed Stark
Peggy Ann
George W.W. Miler
Wes ‘Peeks
Rhay
Marion Toms Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Marion Toms daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Toms 2300 Grande avenue SE is celebrating her seventh birthday today with a supper party for friends A colorful Maypole decorates the table and guests include Charlotte Trewin Frances Marshall Nancy Green Joan Hawkinson Polly Green Diane Waples Sally Stamats Dorothy Ridgeway Patricia Benesh Marian Taylor Elizabeth Toms Tommy Pickford and Bill Severn. She will entertain with piano solos and games after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Toms
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue SE
Charlotte Trewin
Frances Marshall
Nancy Green
Joan Hawkinson
Polly Green
Diane Waples
Sally Stamats
Dorothy Ridgeway
Patricia Benesh
Marian Taylor
Elizabeth Toms
Tommy Pickford
Bill Severn
Marion
Coe College Music School Recital at Sinclair Chapel
The Coe college School of Music presents a recital at T M Sinclair Memorial chapel Saturday at 8 p m. Performers include John Wright Betty Jean Starman Rich ard Bender Maurice Estes Jack Fitzer Lenore Stark Muriel Morton Mary Lou Brand Chester Petranek Helen Burton Virginia Ohman with organ accompaniment by Catherine M Adams. Students study under Eleanor Houts Bernice Hach Morris Katzoff Joseph Kitchin Max Daehler Grace Swab and Miss Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College School of Music
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
John Wright
Betty Jean Starman
Richard Bender
Maurice Estes
Jack Fitzer
Lenore Stark
Muriel Morton
Mary Lou Brand
Chester Petranek
Helen Burton
Virginia Ohman
Catherine M. Adams
Eleanor Houts
Bernice Hach
Morris Katzoff
Joseph Kitchin
Max Daehler
Grace Swab
Miss Adams
Pleiades Elects New Officers At Tuesday Meeting
Miss Emma Hepker was elected president of Pleiades society at a meeting held Tuesday. Other new officers are Berdine Bockhaus vice president Marjorie Bruner treasurer Doris Blessing pledge captain Charlotte Rosenthal secretary Marian Bruner philanthropic chairman and Isabelle Smith social chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hepker
Pleiades Society
Berdine Bockhaus
Marjorie Bruner
Doris Blessing
Charlotte Rosenthal
Marian Bruner
Isabelle Smith
Mrs Buresh and Ruth Travel to World's Fair in Chicago
Mrs. Emil Buresh and her daughter Ruth of 1011 G Avenue NW motored to Chicago on Thursday to attend the World's Fair. They expect to return in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Buresh
Ruth
G Avenue NW
Chicago
Teachers Of City Give Spring Party At Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Teachers' Association held its annual spring party at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. A dinner, bridge and dancing followed a brief business meeting where the annual reports were adopted. Social committee chair Miss Laura Harper led the group with Miss Mayfred Stone Miss Erma Oberg and Miss Sara Ann Brown among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Picnic Supper Shared by Friendly Circle at Mrs Martinee Home
The Friendly circle of the Mac cabees hosted a picnic supper at Mrs. Rudolph Martinee’s home on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs. W. R. Carnes Amber Mrs. Amanda Fish and Miss Marion Fish and many others. After supper five hundred and banco games awarded prizes to several players including Mrs. Charles Kent Mrs. Amanda Fish and Mrs. H. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Maccabees
Rudolph Martinee
W. R. Carrnes
Amber
Amanda Fish
Marion Fish
Adrian Carlile
Betty Jean
Charles Kent
Claudine
W. R. Keough
R. Anderson
Bob Anderson
E. J. Fauchier
Joe Brown
Co. Kins
Janette
Mary Forrest
Carl Spicher
Bob Hunt
George Derr
Thelma
S. Hazelrigg
S. E. Temple
King
Noble Envith
B. Thompson
A. C. Thompson
William Hamer
H. Cox
R. Martinec
Newell Elected Phi Kappa Phi Chapter Head at Coe
Prof. Walter S Newell was elected president of the Coe college Phi Kappa Phi chapter at a recent meeting Other officers named include Prof Lynn E Garwood vice president Mrs Alice B Salter secretary Prof Leroy M Coffin treasurer and Prof Ethel R Outhland corresponding secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Newell
Coe College
Phi Kappa Phi
Honorary Scholastic Society
Lynn E. Garwood
Alice B. Salter
Leroy M. Coffin
Ethel R. Outland
Shower Honors Miss Marie Ehlers Before June Wedding
A miscellaneous shower was hosted at Mrs. L. E. DeVore’s home for Miss Marie Ehlers daughter of Mrs. Pearl Ehlers as she prepares for her June 3 marriage to Ralph C. Hubler in Des Moines. Attendance included Ruth Blaine Esther Lucore Nellie Dabler Ruth Grabau Onalee Morse Glennys Schmidt Ray Hughes Mary McKissack Frances Indra John Mohn Virgil Johnstone Dorothy Johnstone Robert Hughes Francis Anderson Mildred DeVore Cecil Alexander Frances Weingarde Andrew Jackson Mary LaRue Fern Clymer and L. E. DeVore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. DeVore
B Avenue NW
Marie Ehlers
Pearl Ehlers
G Avenue
Ralph C. Hubler
Des Moines
Ruth Blaine
Esther Lucore
Nellie Dabler
Ruth Grabau
Onalee Morse
Glennys Schmidt
Ray Hughes
Mary McKissack
Mrs Georg Baird Hosts Friendly Bridal Gathering
A party honored Mrs Georg Baird with a Moleoe Baird point bride and featured guests including Ruth Stoll Emma Bowen Louise White Mary Machacek Leone Bernhart Rachel Lynn Dorothy Packard Helen Baird and several Misses Hipple Stodola Stoll Wachal Pospisil Baker. Arrangements were handled by Miss Baker and Mrs Stoll with prizes awarded to Mrs Bernhart and Mrs Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg
Moleoe Baird
Mesdames
Ruth Stoll
Emma Bowen
Louise White
Mary Machacek
Leone Bernhart
Rachel Lynn
Dorothy Packard
Helen Baird
Flossie Hipple
Bessie Hipple
Alma Weaver
Bernice Stodola
Carolyn Stoll
Helen Baker
Lydia Wachal
Emma Pospisil
Marguerite Radebaugh
Miss Baker
Bridge and miscellaneous shower for Miss Bernice McNamara
Mrs. Carl Evans and Miss Dorothy Kayser entertained at a bridge and shower at Kayser's home Tuesday evening for Miss Bernice McNamara. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to E. P. Quinn in early June with guests including Glendola Carroll Merna Kellaney Mrs. Joe Urbicky Mrs. Vernon White Mrs. Clayton Kellaney Mrs. Harold Perry and Mrs. William Owen Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Evans
Third Avenue SE
Dorothy Kayser
Grande Avenue SE
Bridge
Bernice McNamara
E. P. Quinn
Glendola Carroll
Merna Kellaney
Joe Urbicky
Vernon White
Clayton Kellaney
Harold Perry
William Owen
Des Moines
Mothers and Daughters Dinner at Hotel Roosevelt
Daughters of the Four-Five club hosted a mother daughter dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt on Wednesday evening. The event featured pink and white flowers, a short program, dancing, and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ida Hill Mrs. Julia Murray and Mrs. Ida Keough with several members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
Ida Hill
Julia Murray
Ida Keough
Edith Hollenbeck
Velma Hollenbeck
Euphemie Schultz
Lucile Anderson
Edna Boxwell
Isabell Fitzsim mons and Dale Stewart Wed
Isabell Fitzsimons and Dale Stewart of Cedar Rapids were married Monday at the home of Rev 5S. 5. Smick of the United Brethren church in Vinton. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. John Monroe of Dysart. Mrs. Stewart is Mary Vernimont’s daughter and a Washington high school graduate. Mr. Stewart, a Dysart high school 1926 graduate, attended Coe College. They reside at 1415 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell Fitzsimmons
Dale Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Smick
United Brethren Church
Vinton
John Monroe
Dysart
Stewart
Mary Vernimont
Washington High School
Coe College
A Avenue NE
Northwestern Bell Dinner Honors Edith Saylor and Charles Peebler
The commercial department hosted a Wednesday dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt for Edith Saylor a June bride and Charles Peebler who will move to Waterloo on June 1. Twenty four guests attended with games as entertainment after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Department
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hotel Roosevelt
Edith Saylor
Charles Peebler
Waterloo
Corrine Campbell Elected President of Coe Y W C A Cabinet
Miss Corrine Campbell was elected president of the Second cabinet of the Coe College Y W C A at its meeting this week. Miss Catherine Cooper was chosen secretary and Miss Helen Clure treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrine Campbell
Coe College
Catherine Cooper
Helen Clure
Card Club Teaches Bridge at Mrs Kirsch Residence
Mrs. William Kirsch hosted the W E A card club at 717 Sixth Street SE on Tuesday afternoon. Three tables played and Mrs. Flossie Ross captured the first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kirsch
Sixth Street
W. E. A. Card Club
Flossie Ross
Arthur P T A Executive Board Hosts Teachers
The Arthur P T A executive board entertained teachers and new officers Thursday evening at Mrs. O C Daehns home. Bridge was played at six tables and refreshments were served. A gift was presented to retiring president Mrs Ray Ingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. T. A
O. C. Daehn
Thirty-second Street
Ray Ingham
The
Sorensens Arrive for Six Week Seattle Visit
Mr and Mrs George L Sorensen of Seattle Washington arrive to stay six weeks with Mr and Mrs Joe Dansiger at 2525 Meadowbrook Drive SE They plan a trip to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Sorensen
Seattle, Wash
Joe Dansiger
Meadowbrook Drive
Chicago
Happy Group Club Meeting Postponed Two Weeks
The Happy Group club's Sunday night meeting is postponed for two weeks. The new venue will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Group Club
Woman Receives Thank You Note From First Lady
Miss Nelile J. Cusack of 1517 Fifth Avenue SE receives a note from Malvina T. Scherder secretary to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt thanking her for a Mother's Day message. The reply dated May 23 expresses deep appreciation for the thoughtful gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelile J. Cusack
Fifth Avenue SE
Malvina T. Scherder
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miss Cusack
Will Visit Kin In Copenhagen After 38 Years
Julius F. Sorensen of 1727 Sixth Avenue SE will depart Saturday for Europe for two months. He will sail Tuesday on the steamship Europa to Bremen and plans to spend most of his time in Denmark visiting a brother and sister in Copenhagen whom he has not seen for thirty eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius F. Sorensen
Sixth Avenue SE
Europe
Copenhagen
Mr. Sorensen
Europa
Bremen
Denmark
Navy Recruiting Station Not Closed In Iowa, Ruling Says
The Navy ordered all Iowa recruiting stations to remain open and continue normal operations. L DuFour, in charge locally, had prepared to move to Des Moines on Friday but a general Navy bulletin reversed the closure plan and kept stations active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy Department
L. DuFour
Ponedomat
DuFour
Des Moines
Navy
Iowa
At Home Make Lhis Model Dress in Aerated Summer Sheer
Anne Adams presents a charming frock pattern 2578 for sizes 14 through 40 with a wide silhouette and sleeves omitted. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and costs 15 cents per pattern. Also offers Spring Fashion Book catalog for 15 cents, with Paris inspired models for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Address Gazette Pattern Department
Rae Seventeenth Street
New York
Nancy Scrapes New Potatoes And Saves Time
Nancy Page notes Bermuda new potatoes tempt her to buy. She finds the skins tender and easy to break and often cooks them with jackets on. The thin skins pop open at table, revealing the mealy interior as she serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Bermuda
Slow Potatoes and a Busy Kitchen Patch
Nancy uses a frizzled metal ball to peel potatoes for a dish where melted butter and chopped parsley finish sizzling tubers. The article notes careful tool use, a Bridge Wuncheon menu reference, and a 1933 copyright. Lisbon clergy and a banquet for visiting priests follow with a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Local Church Pastor Leads Community Members
The Rev. Father R. F. Duff serves as pastor of the local church, with congregants including Milo Francis Liams Adelaide John Catherine Wolrab Marjorie Worrell and Kenneth Worrell John Zinkula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liams
Milo
Francis
Adelaide
John
Catherine Wolrab
Marjorie
Kenneth Worrell
John Zinkula
R. F. Duff
Woman Injured in Auto Collision near Louisa
Mrs Gladys Van Antwerp of near Louisa suffered bruises after a 9 am Friday crash at First Ave and Eighth St E in a cab driven by Eugene Whitmore colliding with a car driven by RR E Bricls rural route 3. Whitmore took her to relatives at 1107 Second St SW. Her condition is not serious. both drivers were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys van Antwerp
Louisa
First Avenue
Eighth Street
Eugene Whitmore
RR. E. Bricls
Whitmore
van Antwerp
Second Street
Receiver Named For Cedar Rapids Serum Co
Wendell H. Towner appointed receiver for the Cedar Rapids Serum company by Judge Thomas B. Powell after Isabel Davis, an employee, filed a petition seeking $300 back salary. The company admitted insolvency and consented to the appointment. Acme Petroleum files suit against Joe Wymer for $280.28 on a merchandise account. The Smulekoff Furniture company seeks $257.98 for furniture purchased by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell H. Towner
Cedar Rapids Serum Company
Thomas B. Powell
Superior Court
Isabel Davis
Acme Petroleum Corporation
Joe Wymer
T the Smulekoff Furniture Company
Martha Allen Dies In Cottage Fire At Des Moines
Mrs. Martha Jane Allen aged 76 died after a fire in her cottage near Dudley Allen's home. Authorities believe she woke for a drink and dropped a lighted match near her bed. Her son Dudley said she preferred living in the rear cottage to be alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Martha Jane Allen
Dudley Allen
Memorial Rites Set In High School Auditorium
Memorial services will be held Sunday in the high school auditorium. Rev. James Balz of the Methodist church will deliver the address. A sextet and accompanist Ruth Kee will provide music with members Dorothy Hense Orlena Powers Verna Dunlap Clyde Wilson Ethel Shanitz Bernita Anderson participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
James Balz
Methodist Church
Dorothy Hense
Orlena Powers
Verna Dunlap
Clyde Wilson
Ethel Shanitz
Bernita Anderson
Ruth Kee
John Simmons fined for intoxication in police court
John Simmons aged 52 was fined $10 plus costs in police court Friday for intoxication. The item appears in a city briefs and personals section with miscellaneous local notices and ads mentioning services and a school play cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simmons
Missionary Rev Fritzlan to Speak at Nazarene Church
The Rev A M Fritzlan a missionary returning from Bombay India will speak at a special missionary service at the Church of the Nazarene 400 F avenue NW Friday at 730 pm. Also ads for Saturday Doubash bakers offer Danish pastries fresh strawberry cocoanut chocolate pineapple whip cream cakes German cheese tarts butter rolls Danish German fruit filled coffee cakes picnic buns Parkerhouse wiener buns from Plaza Bake Shop citys largest retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fritzlan
Bombay
India
Church of the Nazarene
F Avenue NW
Plaza Bake Shop
Reserve Officers Call Members to Memorial Day Parade
Capt. Thomas F. Suchomel, president of the Linn County Reserve Officers association, requests all members to appear at 9:45 a.m. Memorial Day in front of the Memorial coliseum in full uniform. The reserve officers will participate in the Memorial Day parade at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Suchomel
Linn County Reserve Officers Association
Memorial Coliseum
Guard Officers to Attend Camp Dodge School of Instruction
Walter A Kansky of River road and Carlton K Smith of 1032 Twenty sixth street SE are among 104 national guard officers chosen to attend the annual school of instruction at Camp Dodge from June 5 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Kansky
River Road
Carlton K. Smith
Twenty-sixth Street
National Guard
Camp Dodge
To Give Memorial Day Talks Maurice Cahill Leads Legion
Maurice P. Cahill former state commander of the American Legion will deliver Memorial Day talks outlining veterans service and patriotism. He will address community members and raise awareness of wartime sacrifice and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice P. Cahill
The
American Legion
Memorial Day Speakers Named for Toledo Lisbon and Shellsburg
The记 article notes plans for a Memorial Day program with speakers including former Hanford post commander Leo Custer delivering the Lisbon address, Wayne Boland speaking at Fairfax, and Don Hutchison addressing Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Leo Custer
Hanford Post
Lisbon
Wayne Boland
Fairefax
Don Hutchison
Shellsburg
Griffiths Sentenced Five Years for Larceny in Cedar County
Albert Griffiths, brought from Paw Paw Michigan, pled guilty to larceny before Judge J. T. Moffit. He was sentenced to five years at Anamosa for stealing a car and 154 dollars from his employer Henry Oldham near Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Albert Griffiths
Paw Paw
Mich
J. T. Moffit
Anamosa
Griffiths
Henry Oldham
Bennett
Man Knocked From Truck Top By Wire
Frank Scott Tipton of Seaton Iowa was injured Thursday night when swept from the top of a moving truck by a telephone wire. The driver did not notice him missing until reaching Cedar Rapids. Scott, who was sleeping on the tarpaulin, stood to adjust it and was badly cut and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Frank Scott
Seaton
Scott
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenna B. Heath
Taos
COE Music School
Ene
ALL Sport
Oxfords
Teachers of City
Mrs. Baird
Miss McNamara
Y. W. Cabinet
Card Club
Arthur Board
Danziger
Lhis
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Francis Joseph Beckman
du Maes
Cathedral of Dubuque
H. Fremken
Mechanicsville
W. L. McGovern
N. A. Keffler
Watkins
A. Vojacek
P. J. Behan
F. Churchill
N. Barrett
T. J. McElliott
D. Noonan
Joseph Kearns
Fairfax
D. P. Mulchey
J. E. McHugh
Letitia
Robert Beranek
Thomas Bertsch
Blanche Biderman
Netta
Susanna
Stella
Joseph Bova
George Caraway
William Duffy
Martin Cristopher
Quinteen
Helen
Lafayette David
Edward Michael
Paul Frank Hudachek
Richard Klenick
Frances
Donald Koleck
Joseph
Barbara Krob
Arthur Meyer
William Mohn
Mary
Rosilee
Ann Mulherin
Margaret
Merrill Pitlik
Philip Pospishel
Patrick Regan
Richard
Robert
Dorothy May Russell
Ida Ann Schley
Francis Sedilacek
Edwin
Eugene Sievers
Clarence Slach
Lloyd
Paul Snyder
Helen Stepanek
Jean Sullivan
James
Ward Swift
John Theurauf
William Travis
Irene
Jeanne
Marjorie Vanderburg
Frank Louis Willsel
Rudolph
Alice Vodicka
Catherine
Thomas
Ralph Wil
Memoriam
Beulek's
Bezdek’s
Johnson Ave
Cedar Rapids Serum Co
Mitvalsky’s
Mary Agnes Braden
Ernest Miller
Kathleen Dungannan
Kenneth Wayne
St. Patrick's School
Regis Mulherin
Jeremiah Wayne
Cedar County
Meee
Cotton Shop
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