Hi Y Ett e Clubs Install New Officers At YWCA Ceremony
Four Hi Y Ett e clubs installed new officers Monday evening at the YWCA. Roosevelt club lists Caroline Savage as president and Geraldine Apfel as interclub council representative, among others. Franklin, Wilson, and McKinley clubs also announced their leadership teams with officers for the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hi-Y-Ette Club
Caroline Savage
Hildred Ann Miller
Phyllis Raftery
Betty Jean Curnutt
Winifred Heald
Betty Hall
Rita Gallagher
Anne Robertson
Geraldine Apfel
Interclub Council
Jean Muetzel
Betty Rotheris
Trene Andes
Franklin Hi-Y-Ette Club
Lois Nesper
Kathleen James
Rosalie Campbell
Nadine Morse
Elora Boardman
Cecelia Stark
Marian Anderson
Betty Ruth Grover
Patricia Kelly
Doris Hines
Marilyn van
Courtesies For Visitors Continue In Cedar Rapids
Out of town guests and former residents fill Cedar Rapids social calendars with breakfasts, dinners, and luncheons. Hosts include Mrs. Robert C. Toms and Mrs. John T. Massey entertaining Mrs. Ralph Fuhrmeister, with Lieut. and Mrs. R. M. MacKinnon as an upcoming garden party guests at Roy E. Curray’s home and several other gatherings at multiple Foothill and Country Club residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Susouay
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue SE
John T. Massey
Park Avenue SE
Massey
Ralph Fuhrmeister
Sheridan
Wyo
Delbert R. Ashby
Country Club Parkway
Fuhrmeister
R. M. MacKinnon
Indianhead
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Earl P. Blaise
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue
Harmon R. Taylor
Blake Boulevard
Blaise
C. F. Hilman
Third Avenue
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Street
Emma Watson Haskell
Pasadena
Calif
Miss Kathryne Trombley Visits Grandmother for Memorial
Miss Kathryne Trombley of St. Louis arrived Monday to spend the Memorial holiday with her grandmother Mrs. Belle Butterfield at 345 Park Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Kathryne Trombley
St. Louis
Belle Butterfield
Park Terrace SE
Hesperian Club Elects Officers
The Hesperian club held its annual meeting Monday at Miss Grace Low's home 880 Daniels street NE. Officers elected were Elsie Cornely president Rachel McIntyre vice president Grace Low secretary and Nelle Boyack treasurer. Twenty one attended the supper meeting with guests including Violet Starr McLeod Ruth Horner Margaret Meyers Bernice Pratt and Ray Herrick's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hesperian Club
Grace Low
Daniels Street
Elsie Cornely
Rachel McIntyre
Nelle Boyack
Violet Starr McLeod
Los Angeles
Calif
Ruth Horner
Margaret Meyers
Bernice Pratt
Ray Herrick
Marmola Promises Easy Slimming For Thyroid Fatness
Advertisement touts Marmola Tablets as a simple way to slim down the face and figure without dieting or strenuous exercise. It claims 30 years on the market and 20 million boxes sold, noting it helps adults with hypothyroidism who are otherwise healthy, and advises consulting a physician for diagnosis.
Mrs J D Houser Honored At Surprise Church Party
Mrs J D Houser, resigning after eight years as director of girls work at St Pauls Methodist, was surprised by Camp Fire girls and guardians. Gift presented by Mrs A W Plock. Successor Mrs Leonard Iversen, born in Bolivia, educated at Morningside College, and experienced in girls training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D. Houser
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Houser
A W Plock
Leonard Iversen
First Avenue E
Bolivia
South America
Morningside College
Harwood Girls’ School
Albuquerque
N. M
Chapter IF of P. E. O. closes year with meeting
Chapter IF of P. E. O. held its final meeting of the year at 3312 C Avenue NE with Mrs. K Campbell as host. Mrs. William P. Whipple reported on the state convention as chapter president, and Mrs. George Hallenbeck of Chapter FO attended as guest. The tea table featured P. E. O. colors yellow and white, with a Star centerpiece of bridal wreath and yellow iris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Campbell
C Avenue NE
Robert K. Davis
William P. Whipple
George Hallenbeck
Forty four attend chapter DK meeting
Forty four attended the picnic supper meeting of chapter DK of PE Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles S Krause Vernon drive SE Mrs J M Tallman reported on the recent state convention Mrs George H Walker and her committee were in charge of the supper Guests were Mrs Moray L Eby of chapter FO Miss Winifred Boston of BP Indianola Mrs D P Brodine chapter 6 of Winchester Mass and Miss Betty Gorham of K St Paul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Krause
Vernon Drive
J. M Tallman
George H. Walker
Moray L. Eby
Winifred Boston
Indianola
D. P. Brodine
Winchester
Mass
Betty Gorham
St. Paul
D A R Radio Group To Present Conservation Program
The state radio committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution will present a conservation program titled Along Nature's Trails over station WMT at 345 p.m. on Wednesday. Mrs. Carl D. Thomas, a state committee member, will announce the program with participants Mrs. Clyde MacLain and Mrs. George M. Newland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the American Revolution
WMT
Carl D. Thomas
Clyde MacLain
George M. Newland
P E O Chapter HJ Luncheon Notes Fort Dodge Convention
Members of chapter HJ of P E O met for luncheon at 353 Park Terrace SE. President Mrs Charles Penningroth reported on the state convention at Fort Dodge and the chapter presented a gift to Mrs Carl D Thomas who was elected state recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lamey
Park Terrace
Charles Penningroth
Fort Dodge
Carl D. Thomas
Monday Book Club Honors Mrs Tisdale
Mrs Owen Tisdale, who will move to Marshalltown on June 1, was honored by the Monday book club at its last meeting of the year. Hosts were Mrs G A Kay at 2232 Country Club Parkway SE. Luncheon covered ten guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Johnson
First Avenue E
Gertrude Hull
Milwaukee
D. W. Warren
Warrenwood
Carroll Drive
Florence Lyon
Cincinnati
M. F. Seely
Second Avenue SE
Miss Hull
Clark A. Beems
Twenty-first Street
Herbert Shafer
Tampa
Fla
Perry C. Rude
Vernon Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Owen Tisdale
Marshalltown
Monday Book Club
G. A. Kay
Country Club Parkway SE
Marie Cline Visits Dr Peschau During Vacation
Miss Marie Cline a graduate nurse at University hospital Iowa City arrived today to spend three weeks vacation visiting at the home of Dr and Mrs W E Peschau 2401 Fourth avenue SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Cline
University Hospital
Iowa City
W. E Peschau
Fourth Avenue SE
Scribblers group gathering at Mrs Fennell’s Cedar Rapids home
Mrs Gordon Fennell hosted a Tuesday afternoon meeting for the Scribblers group of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids at her residence on Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fennell
Blake Boulevard
Scribblers
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Mary Buresh to Give Piano Recital at Coe
Ruth Mary Buresh 17 of Franklin high school and Mozart club will perform at Coe college in T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel at 8 15 p m Wednesday. Miss Buresh won state piano contests and the Bidwell organ scholarship. program includes Beethoven Schumann Chopin MacDowell and Liszt works. Admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Turechek
Coe College School of Music
Ruth Mary Buresh
John B. Buresh
Center Point Road
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
Franklin High School
Buresh
Mozart Club
First Christian Church
Iowa State Federation of Music Clubs
Bidwell
Coe College
Resipita Camp Fire Group Attends Camp Huaga Weekend
The Resipita Camp Fire group spent the weekend at Camp Huaga. Wood gatherer rank was awarded Arlene Churchill. New officers include Patricia Ruby president and scribe Betty Frederickson vice president Alice Jean Bowker secretary Catherine Bowker treasurer Virginia Shepherd and Arlene Churchill telephone. Guests were Martha Anne Burger Inez Cole and Louise Rutan. Other members listed include Mrs. Ed Churchill Joan Garrett Elizabeth Wenger Marilyn Unizeit Virginia Clapp and Mrs. John Pavlis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resipita
Camp Huaga
Arlene Churchill
Patricia Ruby
Betty Fredrickson
Alice Jean Bowker
Catherine Bowker
Virginia Shepherd
Martha Anne Burger
Inez Cole
Louise Rutan
Ed Churchill
Joan Garrett
Elizabeth Wenger
Marilyn Unzeitig
Virginia Clapp
John Pavlis
Youth Temperance Council Elects Officers at Christenson Home
The Youth Temperance council met Monday evening at 803 Ninth Street SW, the Misses Frances and Edith Christenson hosting. Officers elected include President Gale Wisely, Vice-President Paul Brooks, Secretary-Treasurer Vera Drake, and Publicity Chairman Everett Wisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Temperance Council
Frances and
Edith Christenson
Ninth Street
Presidnt
Gale Wisely
Paul Brooks
Vera Drake
Everett Wisely
Juniorettes Meet Vote on Cardigan Embroideries
The Juniorettes met on Wednesday with Velma Cook at 8020 avenue NW. Members voted to sew their names on cardigan jackets in brown and yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Cook
Avenue NW
Y W C A Groups Hold Weekend Outing at Palisades
Members of the Inter-Club council of the Y W C A and the old and new cabinets of the Business Girls' league spent the weekend at the upper Palisades for a setting up conference for the 1940 41 club and council year. حضور مارغريت ستاين فاعلة üld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ League
Upper Palisades
Marguerite Stein
W.C.A
Catherine Crane
Donna Kelly
Billie Kutchera
Maxine Maxson
Dorothy Simon
Martha Smith
Mary Kay House
Pauline Ford
Nancy Gibbons
Ruth Jass
Marjorie Schindler
Odako Camp Fire Enjoys Weekend Camping Trip
Odako Camp Fire group under Mrs. W. C. Forsberg camped at Camp Hiaga for a weekend. Girls hiked the Wapsie river studied local flora, held a wiener roast on Pinicon hill, and later gathered flowers for school work. Participants included Barbara and Geraldine Brown Carolyn Nelson Naomi Hill Marion Johnson Beulah Wilson Hazel Richey Dorothy Wiedersberg Lillian Michelson Beverly Beach Robert Nelson and W. C. Forsberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hiaga
W. C. Forsberg
C Avenue NE
Odako
Wapsie
Pinicon Hill
Beulah Wilson
Odako Record Book
Barbara
Geraldine Brown
Carolyn Nelson
Naomi Hill
Marion Johnson
Hazel Richey
Dorothy Wiedersberg
Lillian Michelson
Beverly Beach
Robert Nelson
Mrs Carlson Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs M C Carlson of 123 Third Street NE entertained Monday afternoon for her daughter Shirley Ann on her fifth birthday. Those present were Richard Solon Paula Solon Elaine Heights Jack Heights and Robert Dwight Carlson. The hostess was assisted by Miss Virginia Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Carlson
Third Street
Shirley Ann
Richard Solon
Paula Solon
Elaine Heights
Jack Heights
Robert Dwight Carlson
Virginia Carlson
Father Kearn Hosts Dinner For 32 Priests
The Rev. J. D. Kearn of 2308 First Avenue East will host a dinner tonight for 32 priest guests from nearby towns including Oelwein Dubuque Rockford Norway Watkin s Fairfax Walker Marion and Prairieburg with afternoon and evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kearn
First Avenue E
Oelwein
Dubuque
Rockford
Norway
Watkins
Fairfax
Walker
Marion
Prairieburg
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Vern Canaday
Vern Canaday of 313 Thirteenth Street SW was surprised with a birthday party Saturday at his home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Goss, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bownell, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Riley, Mrs. Ottilie Klabunde and her son Ivan, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Forbes and their son George, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orton, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Zook, Mr. and Mrs. Glen DeWald, Bethel Zook, Don Heim and Mrs. Canaday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gilbert Goss, Art Reed, Mrs. Sid Forbes, Clyde Zook. A gift was presented to Mr. Canaday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Canaday
Thirteenth Street
Gilbert Goss
Art Reed
Sid Forbes
Clyde Zook
Reed Riley
Canaday
Grant Bownell
Ottilie Klabunde
Ivan
George
Arthur Reed
Henry Orton
Glen DeWald
Bethel Zook
Don Heim
Surprise party honors Mary Ann on thirteenth birthday
Miss Betty Bousek hosted a Sunday afternoon surprise party at 8286 Fifteenth Street SE honoring her sister Mary Ann on her 13th birthday. The decor was blue and white and bingo provided entertainment with guests including Mary Barton and Mary Stourac among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bousek
Fifteenth Street SE
Mary Ann
Bingo
Mary Barton
Helen Jandl
Alicin Ann Navratil
Adeline Ann Barton
Nadine Gorman
Anna Roman
Mercedese Shileng
Mary Stourac
Marie Unzeitig
Phyllis Harrelson
Johnny Bousek
Teresa Mae Smtil
Marie Friedl
Bernice Vavroch
Cats club members hold Saturday gathering and carnival trip
The Cats club members and guests met Saturday night at Miss Jerry Kelly's home at 401 Nineteenth street SE, then had a wiener roast in Shaver park and attended a carnival. Attendees included Jerry Kelly Jerry Phillips Mercedes Herring Mary Knowles Jean Hayward Delores Boyle Katheryne Lane Jannan Wilson Marvin Burgman Bill Hester Cliff Burgman Johnny McDowell James Concannon George Cook George Owen and James Moloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cats Club
Jerry Kelly
Nineteenth Street
Shaver Park
Jerry Phillips
Mercedes Herring
Mary Knowles
Jean Hayward
Delores Boyle
Katheryne Lane
Jannan Wilson
Marvin Burgman
Bill Hester
Cliff Burgman
Johnny McDowell
James Concannon
George Cook
George Owen
James Moloney
Daggett Party Honors Miss Harriett Daggett at Gazette Event
In the Daggett party honoring the bride elect Miss Harriett Daggett, hosted by Mrs. Joseph Shearer and Miss Jo Ann Kindig, the names of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daggett and Miss Dorothy Greer were omitted from the accounts. Prizes in games went to George Dickover, Herbert Hunt, Miss Kindig, and Harry Kindig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Daggett
Dorothy Greer
Harriett Daggett
Joseph Shearer
Jo Ann Kindig
George Dickover
Herbert Hunt
Miss Kindig
Harry Kindig
Immaculata Circle Plans June 9 Communion Mass
Immaculata circle met for breakfast in Bever Park. They will receive communion in a body at the 8 o clock mass at Immaculate Conception church on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculata Circle
Bever Park
Immaculate Conception Church
Love Courting and Marriage Frankness Leads To Understanding
Frankness and scientific preparation help couples get ready for marriage. A physician guides pre marital study with gynecologists internists or urologists using charts to explain sex and reproduction. The visit clarifies misconceptions offers tailored advice and may suggest treatment or fertility options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest BR
Gladys BR. Groves
Marion Social Welfare Office Honors Harold Gipe Dinner
The Social Welfare Office hosted a dinner at Hallwood cafe in Marion to honor Harold Gipe who is leaving for Elkader. Gift presented to the guest of honor and a long list of attendees including Mrs. Mildred Hunt Hazelle Harper Edna Sandvig and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare Office
Harold Gipe
Hallwood Cafe
Marion
Elkader
Mildred Hunt
Hazelle Harper
Edna Sandvig
Charles Bues
Jane Anderson
Ardyce Woodside
Velma Hauser
Evelyn Randall
Helen Jayne
Cletus Schnoebelen
Lowell Boyer
Esther Flitsch
Norma Larson
Bertha Dempsey
Hilardis Dahlen
Miss Robinson
Eleanor Sweitzer
Service club members and families camp at Troy Mills
Members of the Service club and their families camped at Troy Mills over the weekend for fishing and games. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M. Ard and Dean and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. A Briles and Gladys, Miss Elizabeth Bender, Mrs. V. Carter, Mrs. B. Bartholomew and Dora, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bisinger and Jean and Junior, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wasendorf and children, Mrs. Lottie Foster and Miss Marvel Foster, Mrs. Church and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Serbousek and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Troy Mills
Y M G Club Plans Breakfast Meet At Betty Blake Home
The Y M G club met with Mrs. Betty Blake at 712 Eighth Avenue SE on Wednesday to plan an early morning breakfast. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Marie Kremenak and Mrs. Mariann Dietrich. The next meeting is June 6 at Mrs. Elaine Wharton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y M.G Club
Betty Blake
Eighth Avenue SE
Marie Kremenak
Mariann Dietrich
Elaine Wharton
Miss Lensch Honored by Mrs Arthur Barlow Tea
Mrs. Arthur Barlow hosted a tea at 2520 Bever Avenue SE on Tuesday from 3 to 5 o clock honoring Miss Catherine Lensch whose marriage to Albert Schirm is planned for June 12. Thirty guests attended with the bride elect’s mother Mrs L W Lensch of Atkins presiding at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barlow
Bever Avenue SE
Catherine Lensch
Albert Schirm
L. W. Lensch
Atkins
Minneapolis Visitors Stay With W. J. McGuires
E. C. Gilbert and his daughter Carrol from Minneapolis spent the weekend with the W. J. McGuires at 22 Fifteenth Street NW neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Gilbert
Carrol
Minneapolis
W. J McGuires
Fifteenth Street NW
Des Moines Visit by Richard Kennedy and Parents
Richard Kennedy of Des Moines spent the weekend visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs F Kennedy at 220 Fifteenth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kennedy
Des Moines
F. Kennedy
Fifteenth Street
P T A Meeting Hosts Dinner at Fleming Tea Room
Lincoln P T A entertained teachers at a school dinner at the Fleming tea room. Guests were shown a picture for the school office. Decorations were arranged by Mesdames Merrifield Blaha and Frasher with Mrs Youngton as cards chair. Prizes awarded to Gaines Holmes Stark Hodges Cook Currens and Merrifield Lang Bushnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln P. T. A
Fleming Tea Room
George Merrifield
Louis Blaha
John Frasher
Ted Youngton
Thomas Gaines
Arton Holmes
Sylvia Stark
Bess Hodges
Hazel Cook
Jean Currens
Lloyd Lang
Robert Bushnell
Italian approves King Leopold's surrender to Germany
Rome officials say they fully approve Leopold III's decision, calling it profoundly realistic given the certainty of destroying remaining Belgian forces. The spokesman voiced the stance to the press on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ins
Leopold
Germany
Memorial Day Role and Wilsons Tender Made Ham Sale
The piece notes Memorial Day as a national and family holiday with housewives facing heavy food needs. It highlights a weekend following Memorial Day and urges Wilson's Tender Made Ham as a primary purchase for dinners lunches and snacks, promising satisfaction and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
What a saving with Wilson’s Tender Made Ham
The text touts little oven shrinkage for Wilson’s Tender Made bone in ham ensuring the same weight after cooking. It claims savings equal to the rest of a family of four’s meal, buying 2 pounds potatoes 2 pounds asparagus a lettuce head and a quart of strawberries for dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
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Miss Lyon
Miss Trombley
MES
Butterfield
J. D. Houser
D. A. R. Radio Group
Mrs. Lamey
Mrs. Tisdale
Mrs. Fennell
Mozelle Russell
Nathan L. Hicks
Order of the Eastern Star of Iowa
Winfield
Masonic Hall
Cedar
Roosevelt Hotel
Ruth Ebling Massey
Ednard Dieman
Bettilou Lefebvre
Marilyn Morehouse
Marie Morlan
Marilyn Ladd
Jean McGinnis
Alice Ruth Mikas
Alyce Mary Chadima
Lulu Engelman Welty
Masonic
Ethel Carl
Avenue Circle of
Ruth Cress
Esther Estes
Marie Jirsa
Gertrude Stevenson
Alicin Robertson
Pearl Robinson
Ruth Watson
Mar-guerite Naibert
Order
Coe
Beethoven
Rando
Schumann Nocturna
MacDowell
Maestoso
Tempo Gutste
Drexel Mollison
Eleanor Tay- OF
Resipita Camp Fire
Dolly
Second Ave
Odako Camp
Mrs. Carlson
Father Kearn
Honor Vern Canaday
Miss Bousek
Wiener Roast Group
Third Ave
Dial
Y. M. G. Club
Miss Lensch
P.T.A. Meetings
Lincoln
Martin's
Cape
Maracain
Ialian
Lach Wilson &Ca
Aria
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