Old Styles To Mark St Pauls Program
Thursday evening at St Pauls church District No 7 of the Ladies Aid society presents an old fashioned program with musicians in period costumes after an old fashioned dinner at 615 p.m. The cast includes Joe Tallman Ruth Ebling Massey Lee Winterberg Bet y Whipple Fuhrmeister Nelle Horton Mary Preston Beaven Seo Garber Marvin Gard Esther Hill Ethel Parme le Livingston and Dr Arthur A Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
Ladies Aid Society
Joe Tallman
Ruth Ebling Massey
Lee Winterberg
Bet'y Whipple
A Fuhrmeister
Nelle Horton
Mary Preston Beaven
Seo Ga
Mrs A E Mulford Is Honored At P E O Luncheon
Mrs. A. E. Mulford of Los Angeles former Cedar Rapids resident and DE PEO member was honored at a luncheon hosted by past presidents of Chapter DE. Guests included Mrs. J. F Ball and many chapter officers and guests with Miss Kathrine Jacobson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Mulford
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Chapter DE Peo
Chapter DE
J. F Ball
Seventeenth Street NE
I E Jackson
W Armstrong
Gene Mc Masters
M_ E. Carter
C J Stewart
C T Brown
Grace Sargent
Fred C Myers
P W Jacobson
R D Gray
Women Attend Luncheon and Hear Talk at Des Moines Event
Mrs Imogen Finesse led an instructive talk on You and Court House at a luncheon attended by thirty five members of the American Home Department. Mrs Honer Gittings sang two songs with accompaniment by Mrs HF Henderson. Hostesses included Mrs Walter M Eaton Mrs C H French and Mrs Co LL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Paranent
Imogen Finesse
Court House
Honer Gittings
HF Henderson
Walter M Eaton
C H French
Co LL
Douglass
Phi Sigma Iota Romance at Coe College Initiation
An early 20th century note outlines Phi Sigma Iota romance and the honorary society at Coe College. It mentions a first program meeting, a college librarian, and faculty names tied to the event. The fragmentary text references a Wattoam Titerpreten and a Miss Chaymaerde Vin Thirsttiss among marked individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma
Secret Double Wedding Announced for Ruth Peter and Anne Heidt
Announcement notes a secret double wedding held December 24 in a private dinner and bridge event. Ruth Peter and Anne Heidt were announced as brides to George Burton and Lawrence Duke, with families and Waterloo connections listed and guests from Davenport and Iowa City attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart
Ruth Peter
Henry Pers
Abaurnett
George Burton
Georre T Bucen
Earthnam
Ancee Heidt
Pleides society hosts Coe College gathering at McKinlay home
The Pleides society of Coe College entertained area residents at 1812 Park Avenue SE, with Gladys McKinlay hosting. Committee on arrangements was Pearl War Karen chair, Hess, and Charlotte Rosenthal. Readable names include Mais, L Rasmond, Mortene Grant, Trews Sikai, Aldine Green, Peehelminn ey Wieta, Ruth Cabiet h, and Norway’s Ruth Cabiet h. Local alumnae and notable attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleides Society of
Coe College
Gladys McKinlay
Park Avenue
Pearl War
Beth. Hess
Charlotte Rosenthal
L Rasmond
Independence
Mortene Grant
Sikai
Crealdine Green
Meroen
Blanche Houser
Catherine Agim
Virginia Moray
Hematta Zena
Esther Johnson
Rosemarsy Fl
Florener Sylvester
Frances Towers
Sally Schwartz
Guadys McKinlay
Birthday Party For Miss Marie Weaver At Home
Miss Marie Weaver celebrated her birthday Monday evening at 17 Second Street SW. Guests included many neighbors and friends who joined in games like paving bridge and prize competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Weaver
Second Street
Vivian Boutchett
Mearwuerte Marshall
Noanine
Helen Nace
Ty Watts
Unknown fragment hints at wartime event on Wosedie
A scrambled OCR fragment references a regark on Wosedie with unclear details about a possible event or action. The readable bits mention a hat and private status but do not provide definitive names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Beethoven Club Schumann Program Details
The Beethoven club will meet Thursdays at 10am at the Chamber of Commerce to hear a Schumann program. Non-members and patrons may attend secular meetings by paying a small fee. a tee-board meeting is set for 9 15 am at the Chamber of Commerce with Mrs Deirre Bentz in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bone Peebeon
Zora Adams
Rob Yount
Deirre Bentz
Farewell luncheon and bridal party for Mass Trene Klinger
Friends hosted a luncheon and bridal party Tuesday in the Roosevelt Florentine Room and at Mrs W H Enso's home in Oregon City area to honor Mass Trene Klinger before her departure for California next week. The event featured decorations in autumn leaves and included guests from several local families and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Trene Klinger
California
Roosevelt Florentine
W HE
Aseenae
Keith Dunn
Law
J. Elsenbist
Mian Oo
Robert Prewitt
Shemas
Mareuret
Lucy Filer
Mrs Duster Named State Auxiliary Emblems Chair
Mrs Leo J Duster of Cedar Rapids is appointed state chairman of the committee on emblems trophies and awards for the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs Winnifred Nigermeyer Fort Madison department president announces the appointment. Another appointment is Mrs A W Hinderman of Wapello as chairman of the committee on resolutions and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J Duster
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Winnifred Nigermeyer
Fort Madison
the Legion Auxiliary
A W Hinderman
Wapeilo
Aokiya Camp Fire Group Hosts Fall Party at Shave Park
Twenty nine guests accompanied by chaperones Mr and Mrs Henry Hauseman, Mr and Mrs M T Felts, Mr and Mrs W E Breidert and Roberta Breidert enjoyed a fall party hosted by the Aokiya Camp Fire group at Shave Park. They traveled in a van and roasted wieners. Attendees included Lilian Repstein, Eldon Rausch, Eloise Balear, Jack Hepker, Mildred Phillips, Dorothy Hopkins, Leo Martin, Jimmy Jensen, Dorothy Doolittle LeWayne Felts, Shirley Like, Pauline Schmidt, Mike Dorsey, Bob Vogl, Alene Felts, Don Brown, Juanita Brown, Barbara Holmes, Wufred Hopkins, Betty Like and Bob Hersom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aokiya
Shave Park
Lilian Repstein
Eldon Rausch
Eloise Balear
Jack Hepker
Mildred Phillips
Dorothy Hopkins
Leo Martin
Jimmy Jenson
Dorothy Doolittle LeWayne Felts
Shirley Like
Pauline Schmidt
Mike Dorsey
Bob Vogl
Alene Felts
Don Brown
Juanita Brown
Barbara Holmes
Seventeenth Birthday Masquerade and Local Social Highlights
Miss Dorothy Johnstone hosted a masquerade for friends on Sunday night with attendees including Mary Condon Mary Wooten Jeanette Kanellis and several others. Mrs Jan Mason entertained Tuesday evening at a surprise party for her husband with bridge prizes noted. A Halloween party hosted by Mrs Margaret Pingrey featured Frances Starr fortune telling and impersonations. other gatherings included Mrs John Ho Horn hosting a costume party with awards for best costume and high and low scores at bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Johnstone
Twenty-first Street
Mary Condon
Mary Wooten
Jeanette Kanellis
Jean Hardy
June Hardy
Betty Dorsey
Betty Huches
Wilfarene Ryan Georgianne Ryan
Agnes White
Mary Katherine House
Eleanor Whitters
Virginia Whitters
Elizabeth Murray
Geraldine Robe
Eileen Nunemaker
Ruth Nears Bess
Dorothy O’brien
Margaret Jameson
Louise Powel
Dolores Fagan
Carmen Grennan
Jan Mason
Bridge
Edward Wren
David Shellard
Thomas Doherty
Harold Maycock
Iowa City
George Pierrot
Margaret Pingrey
Fred Wernisch
Oakland Avenue
Frances Starr
Perenne Crames
Ar le Barnes
Alls
John Mitchell
Minnie Stevens
Jerry Mullen
Mars Barnett
Kathaine Norris Wielen
Matateck
Laverence Wison
Minnie Shafer
John Ho Horn
D Avenue
Charles Stryker
W KK Butler
Arthur Hotge
Louise Sehl
Emma Timm
Edna Wilson
Myron Wolser
Badge
Code Stryker
W OK Butter
Royalty puzzle hints and clues set in crosswords
A fragmented word puzzle lists across and down clues about royalty geography verbs and objects. The mixed lines mix definitions to solve whose country and related terms, with several cryptic references to animals offices and measurements.
Roosevelt PTA Meets. posters win state awards and talks on family finances
The Roosevelt PTA met in the school cafe with Mrs Seeley presiding. Reports highlighted a district selected publicity record book to be shown at the state convention in Marshalltown and a second place PTA poster on Membership in a state contest. Gifts were voted to fund the Des Moines national convention. Committee chairs, talks on financial cooperation, family budgeting, allowances, and discipline were led by several members. Refreshments were provided by domestic science students. The next meeting is set for November 24 at 7:30 PM. An October Franklin library meeting featured safety talks for bicycle riders and a convention report by Mrs Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P T. A
George Seeley
George Maloney
Seeley
Marshalltown
PTA
Des Moines
Fred Kluss
Louis
Benjamin Franklin
Carl Fitinger
Ruby Byers
Elder
Education through Leisure Opportunities meeting report
Songs by the 8B grade under Miss Margaret Porter led the program. The session featured Rev. N G Dreier of First Congregational on Movie Question and Mrs. S V Shonka on Leisure Hours at Home. An open forum prompted engaging discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margareth Porter
N. CG. Dreier
First Congregational Church
S .V. Shonka
Community Club Activities Across Local Lodges
The Woman's Benefit association No. 26 meets in Moose hall Wednesday at 1 pm with a 2 pm card party and prizes. Stand ard Life association Town lodge No. 172 meets Thursday evening in Moose hall for business then card party, pinochle, and five hundred. Alcazar Zuanna gathers Friday at 7 30 pm in Moose hall for a post meeting card party. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 788 auxiliary holds a reorganizational meeting Thursday at 7 45 pm, ticket holdouts urged. BM PT U auxiliary meets at Mrs Joe Barker's home, 634 Thirty-fourth St NE, Thursday at 1 30 pm. Woman's Relief corps meets Thursday at the Memorial building at 2 30 pm followed by bingo. members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association No. 26
Moose Hall
Town Lodge No. 172
Standard Life Association
Alcazar Zuanna
Veterans of Foreign Wars
BM Pvt U
PT U
Joe Barker
Thirty-fourth Street
Woman's Relief Corps
First Evangelical steak fry hosts class meeting
Mrs and Mrs Frank Danberg entertained the men of the First Evangelical church Tuesday evening at a steak fry in their home at 107 E avenue NW. After dinner a business meeting was led by Charles S Woodward with Frank Talbott noted as longtime teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Danberg
E Avenue NW
First Evangelical Church
Charles S. Woodward
Frank Talbott
Will Woodward
Walter Scherrebeck
George Stofler
Warner C. Bachtell
George Knaus
Glen Barge
M Littleton
Charles Bachman
Lawrence Talbott
Gamma Delta Sigma
Wll
W A Hulsebus
Fifth Street
Reception for Iowa Order of Eastern Star leaders
Mr and Mrs Paul Newton Clark Mrs Ada Thompson and Mrs Edna Duncan attend a reception in Orient for Maude Bowers newly elected worthy grand matron of the Iowa Order of Eastern Star Clark is the new worthy grand patron Thompson grand secretary Duncan past grand matron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Newton Clark
Ada Thompson
Edna Duncan
Orient
Maude Bowers
Iowa Order of Eastern Star
Clark
Thompson
Duncan
Halloween Party Hosts Give Prize Winners At Home
Miss Gladys Moore and Miss Lillian Moore hosted a Halloween party at 157 Fifteenth Avenue SW on Tuesday evening. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mary Novak Thetis Holmes Frances Novak and Libbie Holecek. Others present included Louis Sloup Verna Holmes Lela Verbick and Gail Verbick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys and
Lillian Moore
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Mary Novak
Thetis Holmes
Frances Novak
Libbie Holecek
Louis Sloup
Verna Holmes
Lela Verbick
Gail Verbick
Devotion Service Led by Mrs Schmidt in Local Church
Miss Katherine Jacobson returns after three years abroad. Devotion will be led by Mrs J Schmidt at the church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Jacobson
X. J. Schmidt
First Lutheran Women Hold Thank Offering Tea
The Women’s Missionary society of First Lutheran church hosts its annual tea at 2 30 p m on Thursday at Mrs Frank Nissen 1807 Second avenue SE. Mrs George Buchan presents a reading while Waldo Berger with Miss Freda Lambertson performs a piccolo solo and Miss Katherine Jacobson shares experiences In China Mem Hera and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
First Lutheran Church
Frank Nissen
Second Avenue SE
George Buchan
Waldo Berger
Freda Lambertson
Katherine Jacobson
China
Mem- Hera
Mrs. Seeling to Return Home After Visit
Mrs. Fred Seeling of Des Moines will return home Thursday after being a house guest of Mrs. J Walter Ryan at 1357 Hinkley Avenue NW since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seeling
Des Moines
J Walter Ryan
Hinkley Avenue
Cultus Club to Hold Reg War Meeting Thursday Afternoon
The Cultus club will hold a reg war meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George Rugh at 411 Eighth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
George Rugh
Eighth Street
Westminster Woman's Missionary Society Meets Friday
Westminster church hosts the Woman's Missionary Society meeting Friday at 2 30 pm with Mrs R Q Lady leading the devotional Like Christ in His Use of the Scriptures. Miss Katherine Jacobson speaks in China work. Hostesses named. Gleaners circle to meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at 1817 Ellis Blvd NW for business. members to bring white elephants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of Westminster Church
Chris
R. Q
Katherine Jacobson
China
Earl Delzell
Roland
Harry Palmer
I. T. Wigan
Gleaners
St James’ Church
WL. Weeks
Ellis Boulevard
Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
Emma Holden
Farmington church groups schedule Friday meetings
Local church groups announce Friday gatherings with meetings held at homes on Mount Vernon avenue SE and Fifth street NW. Activities include lessons led by Mrs. Bertha Edwards and Mrs. W A Hulsebus, a Jiggs luncheon, and an evening praise service with Dr Robert Little and Miss Catherine Adams providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
Blake Boulevard
R. Bruce West
China
Catherine Adams
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St. Paul’s
Pincheor Torsday
Ravnoene
Anne Miller
Avenue NF
Wirher
Mars Irene MacLater
Sarah Lee Hosbacher
Drew Benesh
Paul Waener
Homer Stone
G O Fiecher
Mrs. Emlay
American Home Dept
Eleanor Hoats
Fedleation
Caccolieve Neste
Tawa Federation of Mirae Clubs
Fipr—Davin
Jane Boyd
WIEST
Chaymaerde Vin Thirsttiss
Jrade
Duke
Midland Mortgage Company
Terpnnsy
Hollenbeck
Waterloo
Olga Dostal
Mary Louise Melsa
Buren Bornhoeft
Frances Haas
Lucile Logan
Eunice Lamibertson
Peggy Swab
Frances Stewart
Peggy Gould Hare
Dahl
Dorothy Edgar Thorn Herr
Edith Burmeister
Helen Canada
Mary Farwell
Mrs Tawrence Dure
Lassaet
George Btrcombe
Pger Oe
LUX
Schuvann
Beethoven Club
Joanna Gerhardt
Anna Mase Farnaty
Eleanor H
Lunchelon
Tor Urs, Rohrbacther
Mis
Rohbecher
Snyder
Rohbacher
Taweq Rebbaeher
Eure Reet
Moses Jeece Dearey
Mooradam
Ford
Orea Ion
Jovee Dearfey Fyvepee
Bucott
Wea
Fistees
Hepker Po
Wespecans
Aps Ronners
Meena Mos
Charles Gote
Guaeffath
Crore
Ear Lake
Miss Delaymater
Jobe Hare
ASS Gines Party
Tie Chyton
Mies Poe Brown
Shinfer
Lomse
Robin ‘ Tooth
Dodge
Atv
French & Reeves
Third Avenue
Susband
Ward Times Party
Rome
John
Les Lewis
P. T. A. Meetings
Roosevelt
Fleischmann
Helen
Sally
Nan
Fleischmann's Yeast
C. David
Fleischmann's Yeast For Health
Clubs
V. Flw
Westminster Society
Gleaners Circle
U. B. Mission Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Frank Smith
Mount Vernon Avenue
Bertha Edwards
Gamma Delta Sigmas
Woman's Association
Darling
Hotel
Montrose Bldg
Band Box Millinery
Montrose Hotel
America
Swern
Third Ave
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