C R People Plan Election Night Parties
Presidential election night in Cedar Rapids will be marked by social gatherings. TheMillers host a picnic supper with twenty guests at 2000 Linden Dr SE. Dr and Mrs Krause serve a buffet supper for twenty at 504 Vernon Dr SE. Pickwick Club members attend a supper with returns broadcast all evening.
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Cedar Rapids
Leland C. Millers
Linden Drive
Charles S. Krause
Vernon Drive
Pickwick Club
Mrs Ada Gleeson Welcomes Miss Marlys Reisinger Visit
Miss Marlys Reisinger of Glen dive arrives for a two weeks visit with her mother Mrs Ada Gleeson at 714 First Avenue NE and with Mr and Mrs James Stuart at 2055 First Avenue SE.
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Marlys Reisinger
Glendive, Mont
Ada Gleeson
First Avenue
James Stuart
First Avenue SE
Four Romantic Motifs for Linen Decor from Pattern 679
Old-Fashioned Girls motifs for cloths scarves and towels. Laura Wheeler pattern 679 offers eight 6x6 to 7x8 inch motifs with charts photos and concise directions. Send 20 cents pattern to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Chicago Illinois with name and address.
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Laura Wheeler
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Ill
Lorraine Young Weds Elmer Huerter At St Patrick’s Fairfax
Miss Lorraine Young and Elmer Huerter were married Saturday at 9 am in St Patrick’s church Fairfax by Rev Bernard White. Attendants included twin sister Lorrenne Young maid of honor and bridesmaid Mrs John Huerter of Anamosa. After a reception for 100, the couple will live in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Young
Elmer Huerter
St. Patrick’s Church
Fairfax
Bernard White
George Young
Palo
Mr. Huerter
Margaret Huerter
Anamosa
Hebert Stark
Francis Young, Jr
John Huerter
Glenn Mulherin
Adrian Huerter
Kenneth Eierman
Chicago
Billy Fieseler
LaVern Meek
Bob Stark
Denver
Woman's Relief Corps to Meet Thursday at Memorial Building
The Woman's Relief Corps will gather Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial building for a meeting. Members are reminded to attend and participate in the planned activities.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Memorial Building
College Club Hears Talk by Dr. T. Z. Koo
Cedar Rapids College club hosts Dr. T. Z. Koo guest professor from Coe college and the University of Iowa. He discusses three thousand years of Chinese culture and education. Mrs. Lloyd Goettel introduces him while Miss Elizabeth Burianek and Miss Georgianna Knurr speak on current education. Tea served by Mrs. S. V. Shonka and Mrs. R. A. Greenawalt.
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China
Cedar Rapids College Club
T. Z. Koo
Coe College
University of Iowa
Lloyd Goettel
Elizabeth Burianek
Georgianna Knurr
S. V. Shonka
R. A. Greenawalt
OES Auxiliary Plans Picnic and Officers Election
The O E S Auxiliary to the Children s Home meets Wednesday at 1 p m at the home for a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs T J Wilock Mrs J M Nemecek and Mrs George Arduser A 2 15 meeting follows to elect officers Attendees bring sandwiches a dish and a prepared dish Devotions by Mrs W E Mickel include the Indian version of the Twenty third Psalm Chris Nielsen Returns From Denmark Visit
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O.E.S
T. J. Wilock
J. M. Nemecek
George Arduser
W. E. Mickel
Chris Nielsens
Denmark
Fuller honors Karen Lee on third birthday party
Karen Lee Fuller celebrated her third birthday with a Halloween themed party hosted by her mother Mrs. L. J. Fuller at 907 E Avenue NW. Guests included Gary Hanson Janice Cox Mary Davis Nancy Fuller Stevie Stieger and Jimmie Brousard.
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Karen Lee Fuller
L. J. Fuller
E Avenue NW
Gary Hanson
Janice Cox
Mary Davis
Nancy Fuller
Stevie Stieger
Jimmie Brousard
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting for Dessert Luncheon
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Travelers Protective Association will meet Friday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. Henry Kling's home at 203 Twenty-third Street Drive SE. Mrs. R. F. Carne will assist.
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Travelers Protective Association
Henry Kling
Twenty-third Street Drive
R. F. Carne
Halloween Party Highlights At Hladky Home
Children from the neighborhood gathered at Claude Everson's home on Twenty second street NE before visiting the Hladky residence at 2200 B avenue NE for Halloween. The party continued at Everson's with refreshments and games after the rounds.
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W. J. Hladky
B Avenue
Claude Everson
Twenty-second Street
Hladkys
Everson
Halloween Party For Rosehill Pupils At Mrs Butterfield Home
Mrs. Carlotta Butterfield entertained Rosehill school pupils Saturday evening at a Halloween party on Rockford Road SW. The decorated orchard and yard featured skeletons ghosts and colored lights. The group held a wiener roast and treasure hunt with prizes awarded to Judith Scorpil and Everett Stejskal. Assisting the hostess were Barbara Weltch Emma Peil and Elsie Williamson.
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Carlotta Butterfield
Rockford Road
Rosehill School
Judith Scorpil
Everett Stejskal
Barbara Weltch
Emma Peil
Elsie Williamson
Study groups schedule parents teachers meet
School-age study group meets Wednesday at 1 30 p m at 1843 K avenue NE led by Mrs J D Hauser topic When Their Feelings Are Hurt Preschool group gathers Wednesday at 8 p m at 1603 J avenue NE led by Mrs Vernon Sillick discuss Inseparables Body and Mind bring September National Parent Teacher magazine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ennis
K Avenue
J. D. Hauser
Vernon Sillick
J Avenue
Ted Vernimont
Tawanka Camp Fire Halloween Party at Guardian Home
The Tawanka Camp Fire group gathered last weekend for a Halloween party hosted by guardian Mrs. Paul Hays at 366 Eighth Avenue SW. Refreshments were prepared and served by the girls, with Mrs. John Hoffman as sponsor as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawanka Camp Fire Group
the Guardian
Paul Hays
Eighth Avenue SW
John Hoffman
P.E.O. Chapter JT Meeting at Mrs. Vetter Home
P. E. O. Chapter JT meets Wednesday at 2335 Ridgeway Drive SE with officers at 9 and members at 10. Inspection will be conducted by Mrs. M. M. Dryden of Clarinda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vetter
Ridgeway Drive
M. M. Dryden
Clarinda
Shower Honors Eleanor Votroubek Ahead of Wedding
Mrs H E Cropp and Mrs R H Cropp hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Eleanor Votroubek at 3519 Oakland Road NE with Mrs John Heins assisting. Votroubek is to marry George Cropp Saturday at Central Park Presbyterian church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cropp
R. H. Cropp
Oakland Road NE
Eleanor Votroubek
John Heins
Votroubek
George Cropp
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Whimsical whirly-petticoat dress pattern 4789
Pattern 4789 offers a charming puff sleeve dress in sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with eyelet accents and ruffles. Easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions, send 25 cents to Pattern Dept 130 N Clinton St Chicago IL for the pattern and size details.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Designing Women Save A Dresser From The Scrap Pile
The article urges reusing an old drawer chest despite a warped frame and dull finish. It suggests repurposing the top drawers as toy wagons and the lower ones as underslung toy boxes. Paint and decals can conceal the original outlines while wheels complete the project.
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Pisa
Soft Cord Replaces Rope in Tiny Drawers
A home project converts compact drawers into toy wagons by switching to soft cord. New holes are made or existing ones widened after drawer pulls came out, turning storage space for blocks into playful, portable wagons for children.
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C.R
Miss Marlys Reisinger
Montana
Killian Company
Dorothy Gray
Killian
College Club
Dr. T. Z. Koo
Children’s Home
Chris Nielsen
Avenue
Hjorring
Aalborg
Goteborg
Stockholm
Sweden
T.P.A
W. J. Hladkys
Rosehill
Garfield
Tawanka Camp
P.E.O
Anne Adams
Designing Women
Elizabeth Hillyer
Dial
Standard Appliance CO
Wittrhl
St Thes
Reamer Wee
First Ave
First Street
Dorothy J
the Killian. Co
Liggett Rexall
May's
Osco's
Fisher's
K & M Phey
Schillig’s
Uptown's
Claxton’s
Ryan's
Horak’s
Vernon Heights Phey
Jandera's
Podzimek’s
St. Joseph Aspirin
Paw
St.joseph
Barney
Kayser
Mitvalsky
AEE
Mitralskys
Midwest
Second Street
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