Pantry Shower Honors Mrs Carroll Humphrey Bride
Mrs Yale Uridil hosted a pantry shower at 277 Eighteenth Street NW on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Ray Hansen A C Rock Henry Malek Flora Scheneberger G Munson Bill Birky Paul Morrison Louise Humphrey J K Myers and Misses Janet Hauser Carol Jean Morrison Agnes Simmons Serene Blivas Audrey Humphrey and Bonnie Humphrey. The event featured sewing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Uridil
Eighteenth Street
Carroll Humphrey
Ray Hansen
A. C. Rock
Henry Malek
Flora Scheneberger
G. Munson
Bill Birky
Paul Morrison
Louise Humphrey
J. K. Myers
Janet Hauser
Carol Jean Morrison
Agnes Simmons
Serene Blivas
Audrey Humphrey
Bonnie Humphrey
Halloween Costume Party At Cedar Rapids Home
Mr and Mrs Edmund Bently hosted a Halloween costume party Tuesday evening at their southwest Cedar Rapids residence. The decorated house featured witches cats balloons and pumpkins as refreshments were served to guests including Esther Placar Joe Cerveny Helen Michalek Billy Faltis Esther Booth George Atwater Martha Leksa Emil Novak Ruth Mikulecky Louis Cerveny and the Kloubecs and Hartungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Bently
Cedar Rapids
Esther Placar
Joe Cerveny
Helen Michalek
Billy Faltis
Esther Booth
George Atwater
Martha Leksa
Emil Novak
Ruth Mikulecky
Louis Cerveny
Raymond Kloubec
Milford Hartung
Termite Club Holds Meeting At Lenway Home
The Termite club met at Phyllis Lenway’s home on Fifth Street NW. Members present included Betty Mur, Fran Mur, Mary Jane Lenway, Donna Sherlock, Jean Borst, Betty Gerber, and Lorraine Dalziel. Afterward Mrs. E L Lenway taught knitting. The next meeting is November 9 at Betty Gerber’s home on Tenth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Lenway
Fifth Street
Betty
Fran Mur
Mary Jane Lenway
Donna ‘Sherlock
Jean Borst
Betty Gerber
Lorraine Dalziel
E. L. Lenway
Tenth Street
May Frick circle meeting at Mrs McMillan’s home
Mrs Glenn McMillan hosted the May Frick circle of the First Christian church at 253 Johnson avenue NW on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Wilmer Robinson led the program with guest Mrs Tom Engle of Chicago, a former circle member, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn McMillan
Dan Harrington
Richard Roberts
May Frick
The
First Christian Church
Johnson Avenue
Wilmer Robinson
Tom Engle
Chicago
Mrs Morris Hosts Luncheon Then Travel Talk at St Pauls
Mrs. C. C. Morris of 889 Daniels Street hosted a luncheon on Thursday and accompanied guests to St. Pauls Church for a travel presentation by Mrs. Charles J. Bready. Attending were Mesdames Ralph Black Don Whitney Claude King J H Cummings Thomas Bender Anna J Cook Florence Ennis M M Aide and T E Pirtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Morris
Daniels Street
St. Paul’s Church
Charles J. Bready
Ralph Black
Don Whitney
Claude King
J. H. Cummings
Thomas Bender
Anna J. Cook
Florence Ennis
M. M. Aide
T. E. Pirtle
Halloween Party Hosted By Florence Hoy Highlights Guests
The Tanida Camp Fire group held a Monday Halloween party at Florence Hoy home 720 Eighth Street NW. Attendees included Mary Ellen Dennis Gladys Gable Noreen Hiland Robert Bukacek Donna Mae Hiland Evelyn Paula Rosemary Batels Joyce Richardson and guardian Mrs Frank Bukacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanida
Florence Hoy
Eighth Street
Mary Ellen Dennis
Gladys Gable
Noreen Hiland
Robert Bukacek
Donna Mae Hiland
Evelyn Paula
Rosemary Batels
Joyce Richardson
The
Guardian
Frank Bukacek
Ladies Host Social Evening at 121 Twenty-first Street
Mary Ladage and Katherine Holmes entertained Thursday evening at Miss Ladage home 121 Twenty-first street NE in honor of Mrs John Vislisel. Guests included Mrs Leo Krejci Mrs Bruce Emberly the Misses Pearl Jane Holmes and Miss Helen Oxley of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ladage
Katherine Holmes
Miss Ladage
Twenty-first Street
John Vislisel
Leo Krejci
Bruce Emberly
Pearl
Jane Holmes
Helen Oxley
Marion
Mulows Return From Chicago Medical Meeting
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Mulsow of 359 Garden Drive SE returned Thursday evening from Chicago where Dr. Mulsow attended the Interstate Postgraduate Medical Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Mulsow
Garden’ Drive
Chicago
Mulsow
Interstate Post Graduate Medical Association
Conwapo Camp Fire girls meet at church for crafts
The Conwapo Camp Fire girls gathered Wednesday at First Congregational Church to craft leather bookmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conwapo
First Congregational Church
Diabetes Patients Rarely Suffer Seasickness
A claim notes that people with diabetes are typically immune to seasickness, implying a potential link between diabetes and balance or inner ear function. Further research needed to confirm any causal relationship.
Factory output? U S planes for war orders grow
Three Los Angeles aircraft plants could produce 700 planes monthly to fill cash purchases and munitions orders. North American Aviation could build 300 planes, Douglas 250 bombers, and Lockheed 150 monthly. Orders also expected from Sweden Belgium and Holland. neutrality act may permit sales to Germany if blockade broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
North American Aviation Company
Douglas
Lockheed
Sweden
Belgium
Holland
International union urged as world peace key
Dr. Robert Dexter urged a federation of democracies backed by force as the path to end international anarchy. He argued nations must surrender some sovereignty to a global federation to secure lasting peace and warned the league of nations alone cannot suffice. He cited historical U S roots, backing for sanctions, and potential Czech revolt as context for his call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Robert Dexter
Social Relations
League of Nations
Amercia
United States
America
Hitler
Germany
Unitarian Relief Service
Czechoslovakia
Coe College
Police chief hunts thieves after dog thefts
Jefferson City AP report says Police Chief Harry Mackey searched Friday for suspects who stole 10 dogs. Upon return he found his two dogs missing, prompting a local investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Harry Mackey
October chicken pox outbreak tops Cedar Rapids cases
Cedar Rapids saw twenty seven chicken pox cases in October the highest in years. Nineteen clustered near Buchanan school with many patients students. The month also reported two quarantinable scarlet fever cases nine placardable typhoid fever two whooping cough six measles and thirty five deaths. The health board spent 3874.03 for 31 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Tony Trusty
Buchanan School
Trusty
Board of Health
Departure of ships rushed to beat law
United States Lines hurried three ships toward British ports to outrun a new neutrality act that would bar them from belligerent nations. Roosevelt moved sailing times up to Friday. only the Washington will carry passengers. If signed, ships may be recalled, or diverted to neutral European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Britain
Great Britain
France
Curtiss
Douglas
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Edmund Bontlys
Termite Club
May Frick Circle
Mrs. Morris
Tanida Camp Fire
Honor Mrs. Vislisel
F. W. Mulsows
Conwapo Camp
Maddigan
Newman
Enrich
Flapper
By Sylvia
Jim
Ella
Urges Intl
Union OF Democracies
U. S
Clarks
RAYE
Bunneys
Bagheera
Raye's
Third Street
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
Granby Ride
Dial
Hardendorf Camera Shop
Third Avenue
Procter & Gamble
Clarks de
Mile Street
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