Camp Fire Girls Training Course Opens In Montrose
The Camp Fire Girls training course begins tonight at 7 30 in the Crystal ballroom Montrose hotel with a thirty girl demonstration of Camp Fire activities. An exhibit of handcrafts and Camp Fire products from across the country follows. Miss Eldora De Mots national field secretary leads the program with registrations from Iowa towns Lisbon Bennett Anamosa Vinton Lime Springs Washington Des Moines Sumner and Mount Carroll Ill.
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Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Eldora DeMots
Iowa
Lisbon
Bennett
Anamosa
Vinton
Lime Springs
Washington
Des Moines
Sumner
Mount Carroll
Ill
Halloween Party Hosted by M. M. Club at Reid Home
M. M. club members and their husbands attended a Halloween party at Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Reid's home at 512 Knollwood Drive SE. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. W. White and Mrs. M. C. Kehne. Festive decorations included cats witches and Halloween colors with paper bag refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. Kehne Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson and Mrs. Sheldon Chubb and a list of attendees.
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M. M. Club
R. A. Reid
Knollwood Drive
W. W. White
M. C. Kehne
C. Kehne
Wilbur Robinson
Sheldon Chubb
Earl Shunk
O. O Stucker
N. W. Lientz
Jane Boyd circle meets for luncheon of King’s Daughters
The Jane Boyd circle of the King’s Daughters held a Thursday luncheon with 24 members at Mrs. C. T. Reynolds’s home. Mrs. Tom Walpole led devotionals on Eve from The Women of the Bible. A rummage sale planned for Nov 9 and dress donations for the circle’s project were discussed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. David Pugh’s 822 Eighteenth Street SE with Mrs. O B Clements and Mrs. Rosebud Clements assisting. Mrs. B. W. Blair attended as a guest.
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Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
C. T. Reynolds
Tom Walpole
David Pugh
Eighteenth Street
O. B. Clements
Rosebud Clements
B. W. Blair
Masquerade Halloween Party At Darrow Home
A masquerade party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Gerald Darrow at 2409 C avenue NE. The basement featured oak leaf decor with owls black cats and witches. a hidden radio played music. Prizes went to Frank Smolka as a bowery girl and Mr and Mrs Curtiss Johnson in early 90s costumes. Refreshments closed the evening.
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Gerald Darrow
C Avenue NE
Frank Smolka
Curtiss Johnson
Halloween Costume Party At Sheldon Residence
Mr and Mrs N H Sheldon hosted a Halloween party for club members at their 1355 F avenue NW home basement. Decorations set the festive mood as guests played cards. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Stewart Shank, Mr and Mrs Dale Reece, Mr and Mrs Lyle Fin ef ield, Hildred Miller, Harold Simmon, Mary Ellen Reece, Shirley Fin ef ield, and Martha Jane Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N H_ Sheldon
F Avenue NW
Stewart Shank
Dale Reece
Lyle Finefield
Hildred Miller
Harold Simmon
Mary Ellen Reece
Shirley Finefield
Martha Jane Sheldon
Ruskin Sandbourne Presents Pupils Recital at 3 Pm
Pianist Ruskin Sandbourne will present six pupils in a public recital at his studio 107 Thirteenth Street SE at 3 pm Saturday. The program lists titles and student names such as Kathleen Robison, Jerry Lou Hart, Beverly Hover, and more with a three pianos portion noted.
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Jerry Lou Hart
Mooricht
Lemont
Hathleen Robison
Aed Hopkins
Busto
Andantino
Bubro
Beverly Eover
Copeland Jerrs
Lou Haze
Sonmor
Moose Members Set for State Session Mason City Event
A large Moose delegation from Mason City with Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of Moose will attend the state conference on chapter development and a house warming at the new Moose home in Mason City Sunday. Mary Bird chairs the welcome. Willis Pierson and Paul Schmitz represent the supreme office. Des Moines leader Fern Stover guides conference with committee reports and plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose and the
Loyal Order of Moose
New Moose
Mason City
Mary Bird
Willis Pierson
Paul Schmitz
Mooseheart
Supreme Office
Fern Stover
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Mary Kness
Celia Glessner
Hulda Martinec
Bessie J. Berkla
Berkla
Mooschart
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Arthur Halloween Party At Arthur Playground Draws Big Crowd
Ghosts and witches led a parade with Mickey and Minnie in attendance at the Arthur playground Halloween frolic. Prizes went to many residents for costumes and jack-o-lanterns. Over 500 attended as Boy Scouts kept order and the event featured fortune telling and community singing after a bonfire.
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Mickey Mouse
Minnie Mouse
Mae West
Pocahontas
Arthur Playground
Jean Elder
Eleanora Kolar
Mary Lyn Thompson
Donald Gunn
Malcolm Gunn
Dale Morgan
Marshall Nelson
Barbara Watros
Jean Geesaman
Raymond Beezley
Donald Gerwig
Gladyce Johnson
Betty Caldwell
Betty Baumgardner
Shirley Watros
Barbara Anderson
Lillian Dinsdale
Mable Scheide
Annie Smithey
Joseph Dippo
Clare Nichols
L. M. Graves
Dick Graves
Mary Condon
Mary Wooten
Playground Commission
Boy Scouts
Troop 8
Arthur Parent- Teacher Association
W. D. Elder
L. P. Lyman
Carlton Owen
Harold Kimball
J M_. Afflerbaugh
O R. Patrick
Philip
Green Castle School Halloween Party Features Jack o Lanterns
The Green Castle school held a Halloween party with decorated rooms and lighted jack o lanterns. Velma Zakostelecky played a witch, Evelyn Zakostelecky and George R Hanson were ghosts, and the poem Orphan Annie was read with pupil names substituted.
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Green Castle School
Velma Zakostelecky
Evelyn Zakostelecky
George R. Hanson
Leona Shuiptar
Margaret
Loretta
Edward
Flavian Koracofe
Virginia
Doris Jean
Gerene
Phyllis
Kenneth Buck
Magdalene
Margery Votroubek
Emily
Helen
Philbert
Thomas
Frank
Leonard Fisher
Godfrey Jindrick
Rita Jean Cerhan
Anna Zakostelecky
Halloween party at Dairy Dale P T A
One hundred sixty persons attended the Halloween hard times party hosted by the Dairy Dale Parent-Teacher Association at the new Dairy Dale community hall. The hall was decorated with cornstalks leaves pumpkins and orange and black streamers. Prizes were won by Mrs Glen Winox and Elmer Ingels for adults and Betty Link and Louise Sundberg for children. Refreshments followed the Halloween theme.
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Dairy Dale Parent-Teacher Association
Dairy Dale
Joseph Trestnar
Glen Winox
Elmer Ingels
Betty Link
Louise Sundberg
Mrs Edmonson Hosts Railway Club Luncheon
Mrs H M Edmonson of Tama entertained twenty members of the Incal Chicago and Northwestern Railway Womens club at her home on Thursday. Luncheon was served at quarter tables as guests sought partners before a 1 pm luncheon. Special guests included Mrs J M McCune, Belle Plaine club president, and Mrs H H Thurber who spoke on club activities.
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H M Edmonson
Tama
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Womens Club
J M McCune
Belle Plaine Club
H H Thurber
McCune
Midboro club hosts card party at Mrs E D Browns home
Mrs E D Brown hosted the Midboro club at 3103 E avenue NE. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Hauseman and Mrs G W Woods. A luncheon and Christmas party were planned at the Hauseman home. The club will entertain husbands at an evening gathering November 19 at Mrs Frank Huenger's home.
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E. D. Brown
Midboro
E Avenue NE
Henry Hauseman
G W Woods
Hauseman
Frank Huenger
Tawahn Camp Fire Group Elects Dorothy Kepler President
Dorothy Kepler was elected president at a Tawahn Camp Fire meeting held at St James church. Other officers include Betty Ann Blecher vice president Helen Bell secretary Ruth Klepach treasurer Erma Lee Young senbe and Audrey Getln social chairman. Others present were Louise Crumb and Maxine Kepler assistant guardian.
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Dorothy Kepler
Tawahn
St James Church
Betty Ann Blecher
Helen Bell
Ruth Klepach
Erma Lee Young
Senbe
Audrey Getln
Louise Crumb
Maxine Kepler
Alpha Delta Alpha Dinner Set After Football Game
Alumni and actives of the Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity will gather for dinner at the Montrose hotel terrace immediately after the football game on Saturday. About fifty are expected. those not yet reserving should call the chapter house.
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Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Montrose Hotel Terrace
Four Cedar Rapids Women Attend Linn County Club Meeting
Four local women represented Cedar Rapids at the Linn County Federation of Women's Clubs convention held in Central City on Thursday. Mrs. W. E. Mickel reported on club activities while Mrs. Ben Ogden announced the upcoming state biennial convention in Cedar Rapids in May. Also attending were Mrs. John P. Mills and Mrs. George Hollom. About one hundred women attended. the next meeting will be in Mount Vernon in April, with officer elections.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Central City
W. E. Mickel
Ben Ogden
John P. Mills
George Hollom
Mount Vernon
Ta Wa Fi Ya Camp Fire Halloween Party
Ta-Wa-Fi-Ya Camp Fire members entertained friends at a Halloween party at Leora Armstrongs home 1337 Ellis Boulevard NW Readable attendees included Marilyn Sanders Ardis Mittan Mary Louise Blalock Juanita Day Arlene Thompson Elma Ash Doris Preston Betty Sheets Leora Armstrong Jean Kelley Mrs K Armstrong Mrs G E Sheets a guardian and Bessie Gallagher assistant guardian
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Leora Armstrong
Ellis Boulevard
Marilyn Sanders
Ardis Mittan
Mary Louise Blalock
Juanita Day
Arlene Thompson
Elma Ash
Doris Preston
Betty Sheets
Jean Kelley
K. Armstrong
G. E. Sheets
Guardian
Bessie Gallagher
Mrs Chapman Returns From New York Visit
Mrs. Chapman and her son J F Chapman foreign editor of The Business Week spent a month away in New York City with a Washington trip, visiting Long Island Jersey City and Connecticut before returning home at 722 Second Avenue SW.
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George T. Chapman
Second Avenue SW
New York City
J. F. Chapman
Business Week
Chapman
Washington, D. C
Long Island
Jersey City
Connecticut
Halloween Party Hosted by Mrs Zamastil at Home
Mrs W H Zamastil hosted a Halloween party at 62 Seven teenth avenue SW. Festive colors adorned cut-out cat and pumpkin decorations. Guests enjoyed games and lunch with noise makers as favors. Assisting guests included Mrs E J Zamastil as a witch and Mrs C H Hendrickson.
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W. H. Zamastil
Seventeenth Avenue SW
E. J. Zamastil
C. H. Hendrickson
Rainbow Girls Meet Change of Meeting Time
The Order of Rainbow for Girls assembly No. 11 will hold its regular business meeting Saturday at the Masonic building at 12 noon instead of 1 30 due to Coe College homecoming events.
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Order of Rainbow
Assembly No
Masonic
Coe College
Mrs Bumgardner Returns From Chicago Visit
From Chicago, Mrs. C. D. Bumgardner of 402 Third avenue SW returns after a week visiting her mother Mrs. Mary J. Kennedy and sister Mrs. J. G. Symes and attending the World's fair.
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C. D. Bumgardner
Third Avenue SW
Chicago
Mary J. Kennedy
J. G. Symes
Malta Chapter 145 O E S to Meet Saturday
The Malta chapter No 145 O E S holds a stated meeting Saturday at 730 pm with refreshments and a social hour to follow. All members of the order are invited.
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Malta
Order
Newcomers Club Dance Postponed to November 24
The Newcomers club dance scheduled for this week has been postponed until November 24. The change affects all attendees and may alter previous plans for members.
Local club meetings and junior Maccabee program set
The U C T auxiliary meets Saturday at 730 p m in the I O O F hall 838 First avenue E Court No 29 holds its regular session. The junior Macca bees meet Saturday at 2 pm in Moose hall with dancing instruction from 2 to 4 pm. Bessie Randa camp juveniles meet at K P hall Saturday at 2 pm with games and 530 pm picnic supper.
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First Avenue E
Moose Hall
Bessie Randa
Royal Neighbors of America
K. of P. Hall
Love Cheater Is Caught At Polls
A Rockville voter fled a polling booth after being asked her party affiliation on registration day. She explained she did not register because her husband’s wife was standing behind her during the inquiry.
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Rockville, Md
INS
Men’s Overcoats Display Brighter winter styles
Amos Parrish highlights growing favor for worsted back overcoats with plaid or check patterns. Fleece-like fabrics, lightweight 28 ounce options, bold colorings, double breasted cuts, and wool tweed variants define the season. Tomorrow: period sofas that convert to beds.
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Amos Parrish
York
New Deal typists study 222 page government style manual
Washington dispatch notes federal stenographers carry home their government printing office guide on spelling punctuation and forms. The 222 page volume covers rules from Manxman plurals to TNT and exclamation points, with archaic abbreviations and close formats.
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Washington
New Deal
Government Printing Office
Isle of Man
Japan's quake zone sees daily tremors twice or thrice
Journal notes that Japan's earthquake zone experiences two to three minor tremors almost every day, reflecting the region's persistent seismic activity and geologic volatility.
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Japan
Cripple 14 Years Now Walks Again
Miss Marcella Owens aged 18 at Denver Hospital regains walking ability after a pioneering stretching operation that lengthened her leg by inches. The procedure used bone cutting and gradual separation to stimulate new bone growth, aided by a New York surgeon’s instrument.
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Denver
INS
Marcella Owens
Owens
Denver Children's Hospital
New York City
Miss Owens
Church Struggles To Free Captive Cat Under Floor
In Michigan City Indiana the Emmanuel Congregational Church faced a stalled rescue as a hungry cat hid in a floor cavity. Pastor Herman Muellen and trustees weighed methods to save the animal without damaging the church.
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Michigan City
Ind
Emmanuel Congregational Church
Herman Muellen
Muellen
Hopkins Says GOP Chiefs Lack Sympathy For Needy
AP report from Washington quotes relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins condemning Republican leaders for a perceived lack of understanding and sympathy for America’s underprivileged. Hopkins rebutted Henry P. Fletcher’s charge that the Roosevelt administration politics-relief money, asserting Republicans would not aid destitute unemployed if they regain power.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Republican High Command
America
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Relief funds and elections draw criticism from a diner owner
A diner owner denounces relief funds as falsified influence on elections, calling it a waste of time that should be spent aiding the unemployed. The remark frames relief spending as political manipulation rather than direct aid.
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America
Reed Defends Campaign Expenditures in Pennsylvania
Senator David A. Reed, facing reelection, defended his campaign spending in a statewide speech from Scranton. He urged Republicans to avoid illegal or excessive funds, claimed no personal campaign fund or paid staff, and said he contributed a modest amount to the Republican state committee for the ticket.
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Scranton
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Tammany Hall
Harrisburg
Reed
Republican State Committee
Cactus Plants To Give Colorado Livestock Food
Pueblo farmers and stock raisers use spineless cactus as livestock feed. County Agent Ben King provides burners to remove spines and make the cactus edible, noting it could supplement diets this winter amid feed shortages.
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Colorado
Pueblo, Colo
Ctp
Ben King
King
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