Arzberger Klinger Wedding in Davenport Ceremony
Helen Arzberger of Davenport and Leo J. Klinger of Clinton wed at St. Pauls English Lutheran Davenport in a ceremony attended by about 150 guests. The service featured ivory satin gowns, familial attendants, and a reception at the church followed by a dinner at the Black Hawk hotel. The couple planned a monthlong wedding trip to Easter Philadelphia and New York before settling in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Arzberger
Ernest Arzberger
Davenport
Leo J. Klinger
Clinton
Wesley Klinger
Knollwood Drive
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Kenneth Peterson
Margaret Pratt
J A Muller
Rose Pont Iyre
Calla
Irene Klinger
Arzberrer
Klinger
Klinser
Black Hawk Hotel
Afr
W . Kiingee
Muss
Irene
Louis H Straka
Robert
Anna Klinger
Friendly Club Armistice Day Meeting Set at Montrose
The Friendly club will observe Armistice day at its regular meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 p.m at the Hotel Montrose. W J Grunewald will speak on Thoughts for Armistice Day. The quartet includes Grant high students Junior Thompson, Bob Eckert, Elmer Rompel, and Gilbert Felereisen. Mrs. O D Thompson will sing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
J Grunewald
Grant High
Junior Thompson
Bob Eckert
Elmer Rompel
Gilbert Felereisen
O. D Thompson
Saccom- Dagte
David Thompson
Foster Family Heads to Tulsa and Dallas for Convention
Dr and Mrs C S Foster and daughter Margaret Louise of 1900 Blake boulevard SE leave by motor Saturday for Tulsa Oklahoma to visit Mrs Foster's sister Mrs A O Lectre plant. They are joined by another sister Mrs Peter Marsh of Cedar Falls. Dr Foster will go on to Dallas Texas for business and then to Oklahoma City for the American Society of Orthodontists convention on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. They plan to return to Cedar Rapids by November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Foster
Margaret Louise
Blake Boulevard
Tulsa
Oklo
Foster
A. O . Lectreplant
Peter Marsh
Cedar Falls
Dallas Tex
Oklahoma City
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Kopel Speaks at Installation of New Rabbi in Chicago
Mrs A Kopel of 1941 Park Avenue SE attended the Chicago event last week as a speaker at the installation program for Rabbi A Neuberger. Neuberger, newly elected as rabbi of Woodlawn Beth Jacob temple, has led the Cedar Rapids Beth Jacob congregation for over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Kopel
Park Avenue SE
Chicago
A Neuberger
Woodlawn
Beth Jacob Temple
Neuberger
Beth Jacob
Cedar Rapids
Halloween party at Bohemian Moravian church near Ely
The Estriletta Young People's Society held a small Halloween party Tuesday evening with prizes awarded to Adelaide Suenka and Edwin Buresh. Attendees included Martha Lorene Olga Lorene Wilma Skalsky Bessie Cesticky Martha Cesticky Margaret Cesticky Amelia Kriz Justina Fa mon Lulian Swenka Adelaide Swenka Joanna Buresh Edith Chadima Emma Kriz Agnes Kriz Lenora Simon Alice Rehak Ruth Buresh George Lorene Ivan Lorenc Leonard Kriz Robert Farmon Joseph Skripsky Milton Chadima Ewald Sedigy Francis Simon Harold Simon Justus Simon Charles Vavra Arnold Vavra Edwin Buresh Fredrick Telecky Lumir Biederman and Mr and Mrs George Kriz and Mr and Mrs Edwin Vavra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estriletta
Dinner honors Mrs Jack Streliner in Calmar social
Mrs Jack Streliner of Calmar received a dinner honor hosted Thursday evening by Miss Erma Rinderknecht at 910 L Street SW. Mrs Streliner, formerly Miss Ayres Slabiska, wed April 13 in Galena. Guests included Mrs Streliner Viola Lackman Betty Frana and Laverna and Edna Rinderknecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Streliner
Calmar
Erma Rinderknecht
Strellner
Ayres Slabiska
Galena II
Viola Lackman
Betty Frana
Laverna
Edna Rinderknecht
East Side WCTU Meeting Notice with Mrs Rhoads
The East Side WCT U will meet with Mrs J H Rhoads at 1803 Bever avenue SE on Tuesday at 2 pm. Mrs Minnie Holtz leads the meeting as dues are due during November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Rhoads
Bever Avenue
Minnie Holtz
Festival of Folk Lore at Coe Saturday
Coe college hosts a Festival of Folk Lore Saturday evening as part of Parent Day activities. The event, directed by Professor Ethel Ryan, features many Coe women students in a program inviting parents and faculty as guests with invitations issued midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Department, of Physical Education For
Whicch
Coe
Ethel Ryan
Club and auxiliary group meetings scheduled this week
Mercy Division 51 G I A to U B of L BE meets Tuesday at 2:30 in Odd Fellows hall with Degree Staff practice canceled. Tirzah Society hosts a 2 pm card party in Moose hall led by Mrs Margaret Quick. Westwood Club gathers at Mrs Charles Madison’s Belmont drive Tuesday afternoon. Ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors meets Wednesday at 2 pm in Moose hall with officers to be elected. Carrie Morcombe No 2 Past Presidents host a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs F A Talbott’s 1346 T avenue NE Wednesday. Rebecca Alexander Tent 14 Daughters of Union Veterans meets Friday at 7:30 pm in the Memorial building. G A R members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Division
Ube B of
L. BE
Odd Fellows Hall
The
Tirzah Society
Moose Hall
Margaret Quick
Westwood Club
Charles Madison
Belmont Drive
Westwood
Order of Railway Conductors
Carrie Morcombe
H No. 2
F. A. Talbott
T Avenue NE
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Moosehaven card party and Rebekah lodge meetings announced
The Moosehaven committee of the Women of the Moose hosts a card party in Moose hall Monday at 8 30 p.m with five hundred and pinochle and prizes. Praha Rebekah Judge attends Praha Rebekah meeting Friday at 7 30 p.m. The Carnation Rebekah lodge IA City confers degree. Cedar Rebekah homecoming next Wednesday at VFW hall with roll call and a program followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosehaven Committee of the Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Praha Rebekah
Carnation Rebekah Lodge
Iowa City
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Picnic Delights for Local Groups At Various Homes
Members of the Three Link circle meet at Mrs. W J Neill 700 Sixth St SW for a 12 30 noon picnic next Thursday. Aldebaran Court No 12 and Aldebaran Junior Court No 12 of the Ben Hur Life association hold sessions at Ben Hur auditorium with covered dishes and donations requested. A November birthday party for Ruth Miller’s circle, and a Ladies Bluff View Aid luncheon hosted by Mrs H S Mann Jr at Miss Miller’s home 1816 Eighteenth avenue NW at 12 30, plus a Community Day picnic at Mrs E J Keppel’s home 1418 Fifth avenue SE on Tuesday, request covered dishes and donations. West Side Auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless plans a Monday picnic luncheon at their hostesses’ homes with a business meeting to follow and standard provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Link Circle
W J Neill
Aldebaran Court No. 12
Ben Hur Life Association
Ben Hur Auditorium
Aldebaran Junior Court
H S Mann, Jr
Ladies Bluff View Aid Society
Ruth Miller
Eighteenth Avenue
R. M A
Railway Mail Association
E. J Keppel
Fifth Avenue SE
West Side
Irene Minehart
A D Holbrook
S. C Christensen
J W H Willmers
W J Grunewald
Camp Fire Girls Doughnut Sale Sets East Side Record
Betty Ann Porter of the Okluta Camp Fire group led with 847 dozen sold, highest in the east side sale. Maxine Lurry top seller last week with 238 dozen, while Miss Austin's and other groups posted strong totals under Mrs. Wells Peck and several leaders. Lucille Barr, Margaret Greedy, Blanche Mohn, and Barbara Barry were standout dozens sellers. Total two doughnut days reached 3,501 dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Porter
Twenty-second Street
Okiluta Camp Fire
Margaret Ann Austin
Guardian
East Side
Maxine Lurry
Eighth Avenue
Ardyce Woodside
Miss Austin
Wells Peck
Dorothy Struesky
Noel Newell
Thelma Lynn
Ruth Walsmith
Lucille Barr
Ambar Grotto Auxiliary Hosts Surprise Shower for Bride
The Ambar Grotto auxiliary held Friday's regular meeting at Sokol hall with a surprise miscellaneous shower for two month bride Mrs. Harold Tellin. Two children in bridal costumes presented a bouquet as Jean Anne Richardson led Bridge and 500 games. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. L. Vondracek and Mrs. Frank Danberg. Refreshments were served by a list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
Sokol Hall
Harold Tellin
Eroy Vera Cullman
Tommy Tucker
Lodge Hall
Tellin
Jean Anne Richardson
L. Vondracek
Frank Danberg
George Beals
Scott Hammond
Thomas Hardiman
Harry Degenford
Charles Bode
George Beals, Jr
Frank M. Dulin
Farewell Surprise Party Honors Miss Helen Cizek
Mrs Emil B Proskovec hosted a Friday evening farewell for Helen Cizek who departs for Los Angeles. Bunco on four tables yielded prizes to Elsie Sykora Rose Petrus Eleanor Shimek and Helen Cizek. Attendees included Rose Petrus Patricia Seda Eleanor Shimek Julia Kopecky Elsie Sykora Theresa Pese Mildred Novotny Marie Spina Anna Harazdovsky Olga Melichar Lillian Sucehan Margaret Zeman Vlasta Proskovec and others. A gut was presented to Miss Cizek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil B. Proskovec
J Street
Helen Cizek
Los Angeles
Bunco
Elsie Sykora
Rose Petrus
Eleanor Shimek
Patricia Seda
Eleanor
Evelyn Shimek
Julia Kopecky
Theresa Pese
Mildred Novotny
Marie Spina
Anna
Mary Harazdovsky
Olga Melichar
Lillian Sucehan
Margaret Zeman
Helen
Vlasta Proskovec
Emil Proskovec
The
Puesta
Miss Cizek
Board meeting of Home for the Friendless scheduled
The board of managers will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Home for the Friendless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of the Home For the Friendless
Church Groups Meet This Week in City
St Gertrude's Society of St Matthew's church will meet Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs C L Parker's home 1624 J avenue NE. St Rita's Circle of St Matthew's church will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs John Mc Donald's home 346 Seventeenth street SE. Alice King Guild of the First Presbyterian church will meet in the chapel Friday evening with dinner served at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gertrude's
St Gertrude’s Society
St. Matthew's Church
C. L. Parker
J Avenue NE
St. Rita’s
St Matthew's Church
John McDonald
Seventeenth Street
Alice King
First Presbyterian Church
Keane School Party and church group meetings announced
Keane School workers plan a card party and dance at St Patrick's on Friday November 24. Mrs Helen Convey chairs arrangements for the Philathea Circle. The Philathea Circle of First Baptist meets with Miss Marjorie Walters at 325 Sixteenth Street NE Monday at 7 30 p.m. Assisting hostesses include Mrs W H Schultz Miss Este Heath and Miss Maude M Krebs. The Susannah Wesley class of Trinity Methodist meets at Mrs F B Kershaw 1080 F Avenue NW for a business meeting and Kensington on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Members should bring tied comforts. Mrs J Fiala and Mrs Nathan Baldwin assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
St Patrick's
Helen Convey
Philathea Circle
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Marjorie Walters
Sixteenth Street NE
W. H Schultz
Este Heath
Maude M Krebs
Chester Pollins
Susannah Wesley
Trinity Methodist Church
F B Kershaw
F Avenue
Kensington
J. Fiala
Nathan Baldwin
Miss Carlotta Weltch Hosts Sixteenth Birthday Party
Miss Carlotta Weltch hosted a birthday party at her Oak land drive NE home celebrating turning sixteen. Guests included Kathleen and Dorothy Check, Virginia Whitters, Helen Macek, Mary Smrchek, and Mrs Weltch with games, singing, dancing, and prizes won byHelen Macek Mary Smrchek and Virginia Whitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Reynolds
Mary Louise Rowray
Evelyn Marsh
Mary Smrchek
Ollie Hinds
Edward Roy
Carl Check
Carl Weltch
Norma White Hosts Treasure Hunt Party At 365 Twenty First Street
Norma White entertained twenty five friends Friday evening with a treasure hunt followed by dancing in the attic and refreshments at her home on 365 Twenty first Street SE. Guests included Margaret Wilson Virginia Bass Marjorie Deacon Janet Thomas Janice Eddy Agnes Knapp Mary Jane Robinson Betty Kehn Martha Powers Theda Myers Patricia Grove Betty Whipple Elizabeth Clark George Robertson Herbert Cosgrove David Munder Bill Knickerbocker Robert Stuff Bill Victorine Graham Dodds Bill Barger Ryan Kelly Ned Payne er Ben Stansbury Walter Kinch Bob Wagner and Bob Waples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma White
Miss White
Twentyfirst Street
Margaret Wilson
Virginia Bass
Marjorie Deacon
Janet Thomas
Janice Eddy
Agnes Knapp
Mary Jane Robinson
Betty Kehn
Martha Powers
Theda Myers
Patricia Grove
Betty Whipple
Elizabeth Clark
George Robertson
Herbert Cosgrove
David Munder
Bill Knickerbocker
Robert Stuff
Bill Victorine
Graham Dodds
Bill Barger
Ryan Kelly
Ned Payneer
Ben Stansbury
Walter Kinch
Bob Wagner
Bob Waples
Halloween party for Hannah circle at Ruth Karr home
The Hannah circle was entertained at a Halloween party last week at Mrs. Ruth Karr’s home, 1202 L Street SW. Attendees included Mrs. Clayton Markham, Mrs. Charles Swearingen, Mrs. M Swearingen and her mother Mrs. Emily Randall of Vinton, along with Mrs. Elizabeth Hale, Mrs. Rose McRoberts, Mrs. W. F Gregory, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. M Markham, and the Karr family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Circle
Ruth Karr
L Street
Clayton Markham
Charles Swearingen
M. Swearingen
Emily Randall
Vinton
Elizabeth Hale
Rose McRoberts
W. F Gregory
Hamilton
M Markham
Birthday Surprise Party Honors Irene Kos
Irene Kos daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Kos was honored at a birthday surprise hosted by her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Joe Lopour Games awarded prizes to Theresa Zobl Frank Hlavacek Adeline Novak and Ed Horak The guest of honor received many gifts at the gathering hosted Thursday at the Lopours home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kos
Joe Kos
Joe Lopour
Theresa Zobl
Frank Hlavacek
Adeline Novak
Ed Horak
New Circle Organized for Sunbeams for Jesus
A new King's Daughters circle named Sunbeams for Jesus is organized with Miss Lillian Cramer as guardian. Officers include President Bernice Cramer Vice-president June Bickel Secretary Eleanor Thompson Treasurer Betty Welch Scribe Dorothy Baxter. Members listed are Ruth Bishop Mary Jane Cabalika Maryin DeFore and Helen Umbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
The
Sunbeams For Jesus
Lillian Cramer
Twelfth Avenue SE
Guardian
Bernice Cramer
June Bickel
Eleanor Thompson
Betty Welch
Dorothy Baxter
Ruth Bishop
Mary Jane Cabalika
Maryin DeFore
Helen Umbery
P T A Meetings Harrison Buchanan and Hayes
Harrison P T A meets Wednesday at 2 30 in the school auditorium with fifth grade mothers as hostesses. Buchanan P T A holds its November meeting Wednesday at 7 30 with Prof Harve Geiger as speaker. Hayes P T A gathers Wednesday afternoon November 8 at 2 30. The Polk P T A presents a forty five minute play Keeping Her Husband. The radio study group meets Tuesday evening November 7 at 7 30 at 164 Nineteenth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison. Harrison P
Hayes
Polk P T
Myrs
Charles Kriz
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Audience Laughs and gasps at Cedar Rapids children’s play
The Cedar Rapids Children’s Theater staged The Silver Thread with a large audience Friday and Saturday. Grownups and kids leaped to their feet during the goblin forge scene as Elves plot kidnapping the princess. Cast included Gordon Fennell as King Shadowcob and Charles Clayton Brammer as Prince Stumpkin, with Bobbie Taylor as Cubert and Susan Brown as the rescued princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Fennell
King Shadowcob
Prince Stumpkin
Charles Clayton Brammer
Barrymore
Eunice Bentley to perform at Coe junior recital
Prof. Paul Schumann Ray of Coe College music department will present soprano Eunice Bentley in her junior recital Tuesday at 8 15 pm in T M Sinclair Memorial chapel. Con ner Metcalf pianist and Grace Swab pupil will accompany. Public invited. Program includes arias by Mozart and Scarlatti along with Caldara and Pergolesi pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schumann Ray
Coe College
Eunice Bentley
T. M. Sinclair
Conger Metcalf
Grace Swab
Mozart
Chloe Nozart
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves at Dee Little Theater
Children's Theater presents Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves on December 15 and 16 at the Dee Little Theater. A general meeting for members is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Dee Little Theater
Roosevelt Hotel
Farewell Surprise Party Honors Tow at Norway Lutheran
About 100 congregation members and friends gathered in church parlors to honor Mr and Mrs T O Tow as they prepare to move near Chicago. A program in the auditorium featured songs by M Gunderson and piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Tow
Norway Lutheran Church
Church ladies host gifts and supper after short talk
Mrs. A B Johnson and the Rev Mr Carlson led a brief event presenting Mr and Mrs Tow with a purse from friends. Supper followed in the dining room, served by church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Johnson
Hopkinton Social Clubs Host Halloween and Meetings
Hopkinton residents hosted multiple group events including the Ibid bridge club and Fortnightly club gatherings. Halloween parties were held by Kill Kare club at George and? Herington home and Embroidery club, with other society meetings planned by Methodist and Presbyterian groups and various hostesses.
Haloween Party Seen At Stransky Home
Solon Miss Viola Stransky hosted a Halloween party at her parents home Mr and Mrs Adolph Stransky with dancing and a midnight lunch. Attendees included Wilhelmina Coufal Alice Fuhrmeister Agnes Mekota Mary Ceveney Eleanor Pavender Mary Holub Agnes Zenisek Florence Zenisek Rosemary Vaughn Eleanore Zenisek and many others from Cedar Rapids Town City Swisher Iowa City and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Stransky
Adolph Stransky
Wilhelemina Coufal
Swisher
Alice Fuhrmeister
Agnes Mekota
Mary Ceveney
Eleanor Pavender
Mary Holub
Cedar Rapids
Agnes Zenisek
Town City
Florence Zenisek
Rosemary Vaughn
Eleanore Zenisek
Joseph Zerber
Joseph Dvorsky
Marcella Eileen
Betty
Dolores
Henry Wilder
Gretchen
Iowa City
Will Coufal
Louis Fuhrmeister
Haymond Zenisek
Gilbert Hynek
Ernest Horak
Ernest Sulek
Stanley Zenisek
Raymond Dvorsky
Paul Chadek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erna Arobererr
Max Irene Rincey
Kincer
Ank
Rasrs
Mortimer Huber
Madison Wis
Sirma Nufraterminiiy
Mir Kaineer
Grorce Dennis
Maunce A. Tanner
Rock Island
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
University of Wisconsin
Stema Nu Fraternity
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Klinger Paint Company
Leo J Klinger
Fosters
Clubs
Sunshine Auxiliary
Moose
Cedar Rebekah
Aldebaran Court
Ladies Bluff
Librby—Owens
Camp Fire
Maxine Surry
Miss Weltch
Coats
Second Street
P. T. A. Meetings
Eleanor Cook
Junior Mahannah
Winifred Murray
Jim Battin
Josephine Thomas
June Ann Watson
Billy Watson
Barbara Ann Shonka
David Pickford
Timothy Rowan
Frank Byers
Billy Nolan
Sonny Darling
Donald Ross
Peggy Young
Arthur Collins
Ruth Esther Morgan
June DeNio
Elizabeth Thompson
Betty Mae Sommer
Barbara Shepard
Patrician Graves
Mary Elizabeth Nolan
Margaret Fortsch
David Brown
Howard Hoff
John Carey
Vincent Howard
Ted Sealy
Doris Cook
Ed Soboda
Barbara Douglas
Eleanor Taylor
Girgue Teen Ow
Clare de Lune
Bach
Debussy
A. J. Miller
Will Beels
Kill Kare
George Herington
Imogene Miller
Lola Schenke
Marcella Miller
M. J. Gaugheen
Greeley
F. M. Wheeless
Embroidery Club
Earl Brutsman
Methodist Women's Home Missionary Society
R. V. Porter
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mose Lamont
Hopkinton
Methodist Ladies Aid
Janella Ward
Hazel Blanchard
Lindley Allen
Solon
Killian
Cooking Institute
Conducted By
Frank Decatur White
Mr. White
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