Dinner-Dance For Iowa Mutuals Employees Held At Country Club
One hundred fifteen people attended the harvest homecoming dinner-dance Friday night at the Country club hosted by the Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance company and the Mutual Fire Underwriters at 12 Second Avenue SE for their employees. The event featured a “womanless marriage” farce performed by twelve men including R. E. Melton and H. O. Cutler. Newcomers introduced after dinner included W. D. Ralston and Orrie Imes. Dancing and a bridge tournament followed. W. A. Ball won first in the men’s tournament, H. O. Cutler was second, and Mrs. Lloyd R. Sherman led women’s results with Mrs. John Mehegan second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Mutual Fire
Second Avenue SE
R. E. Melton
Edward Kane
R. J. Lemley
Ray Armentrout
H. O. Cutler
Clifford Cutler
L. P. Davis
Lloyd R. Sherman
John Mehegan
Clermont Chrystal Miller and Irene Erickson Host Halloween Party
Clermont Chrystal Miller and Irene Erickson hosted an eight oclock Halloween gathering at the former home on Monday evening. The Priscilla Working Band of Clermont Lutheran church met Wednesday with Mrs. Gilbert Ostlie, Mrs. Archie Ostlie and Eunice Ostlie as hostesses. Junior MacDowell held its monthly meeting Tuesday at music instructor Mrs. G. E. Jorgenson's home. Prize winners in the musicale included Clarice Dugstad in junior division and Joyce Amundson in juvenile group. Rita Rounds was second in junior division and Chrystal Miller received honorable mention. Visitors included Helen Miller and several hostesses. The Business and Professional Women's club was hosted by Mrs. Clifton Pringle and Mrs. Marvin Johnson at Mrs. Len Simek's home with officers elected: president Elizabeth Priest, vice-president Len Simek, secretary Evelyn Dugstad, assistant secretary Lovella Dibble, treasurer Clifton Pringle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrystal Miller
Irene Erickson
Priscilla
Clermont Lutheran Church
Gilbert Ostlie
Archie Ostlie
Eunice Ostlie
MacDowell
G. E. Jorgenson
Clarice Dugstad
Joyce Amundson
Rita Rounds
Helen Miller
Will Crowe
Kathryn Grover
Halver
Evelyn Dugstad
Dorothy Brorby
Ed Dugstad
Louis Rounds
Mis
Clifton Pringle
Marvin Johnson
Len Simekx
Elizabeth Priest
Len Simek
Lovella Dibble
Halloween Parties From Local School Pupil Homes
Multiple teachers and families hosted Halloween gatherings for students and relatives across a week. Walker Miss Julia Kuhn and Miss Bernice Fay led parties with listed guests including Nina Ague and Delbert Kaessar. Anna Buck, Marie Werner, Ruthe Chester, Maxine Ross, and others hosted or attended events with pumpkins, corn shocks, leaves, and festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kuhn
Davidene McGinnis
Grayce Bishop
Helen Odren
John Anson
Cambridge
Neb
Anson
Anson,Stout
Anna Bremer
Bernice Fay
Nina Ague
Delbert Kaessar
Mildred Leaven
Ambrose Ward
Edna Siskora
Harry McNeal
Beulah Kosina
Gifford McWright
Mary Sherbon
Harold Kelso
Leonard Hovey
Anna Buck
Marie Werner
Florence Sherbon
Erma Cahill
Ruthe Chester
Maxine Ross
Grace Brown
Nadine Benesh
Mary Lopota
Betty Rainville
Pauline Leaven
Cynthia Sait
Betty Leusen
Maxine As
Halloween Parties At Riverside And H E Doud Homes
Riverside residents hosted a Halloween party at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Dautremont with Be atrice Dautremont and Vivian Sueppel as hostesses. Bunco prizes went to Luella Yansky Wilton Best Ruth Pogge and John Bates. The Five Hundred club held a Halloween event at H E Doud home with high score honors to Clair Flynn. A miscellaneous shower for Leona Jenn ahead of her marriage to Edward Rotenburger drew guests including Patricia Mougin Irene Rotenburger and many others. Fifteen girls enjoyed a Halloween party given by Marjorie Kron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dautremont
Beatrice Dautremont
Vivian Sueppel
Bunco
Luella Yansky
Wilton Best
Ruth Pogge
John Bates
Gertrude Heitzman
Phyllis Kloppfer
Mary Bates
Edward Mannion
Paul Heitzman
Leon Karel
William Dautremont
Five Hundred Club
H. E. Doud
Clair Flynn
Leona Jenn
Hills
Edward Rotenburger
Riverside
Florence Jenn
Cletus Mellecker
Verne Droll
Patricia Mougin
Irene Rotenburger
Cecelia Foley
Laura Birrer
Mary Eloise Seydel
Vera Droll
Velma Frantz
Stella Heltzman
Cecelia
Celeste Jean
Evelyn Birrer
Mary Gilroy
Clotilia Lynch
Martha Edle
Bernadette Knebel
Catherine Jenn
Charles Schnoebelen
Roy Rummelhart
John Mellecker
Charles Draker
Clement Jenn
Howard Klein
Marjorie Kron
Grandparents' Home Hosts Tuesday Gathering Names Guests
Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Deutsch, a gathering listed guests including Dorothy Knebel Miriam Heltzman Marian Droll Margaret Welte Mary Pogge Jeanetta Swift Dorothy Meeks Darlene Walton Phyllis Shalla Mary Helen Swift Gwendolyn Marner Martha Dautremont Rita Shradel and Irma Beranek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Deutsch
Dorothy Knebel
Miriam Heltzman
Marian Droll
Margaret Welte
Mary Pogge
Jeanetta Swift
Dorothy Meeks
Darlene Walton
Phyllis Shalla
Mary Helen Swift
Gwendolyn Marner
Martha Dautremont
Rita Shradel
Irma Beranek
Halloween parties and card games abound in Wheatland
Wheatland events include Mr and Mrs Norman Guenther hosting dinner with Mrs Edward Hamdorf and Harry Balhorn winning high card scores. St Pauls Reformed church youths held a Halloween party. Prizes went to Mrs Lumir Voita, Mrs E V Riedesel and Verna Mae Hoffman. Various clubs and aid societies met at the church parlors with Sophia Penningroth and Vola Schneider in charge. Mrs Earl Wilmarth hosted a Friday afternoon gathering. The Mothers club met with Dorothea Lahan and listed members. Dinner ended with hostess serving assisted by her daughter Erwin Martens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Guenther
Edward Hamdorf
Harry Balhorn
Alvin McKlvain
Wayne White
Charles Patterson
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Lumir Voita
E. V. Riedesel
Verna Mae Hoffman
Henry Ficke
Cinqueg Club
Edward Siegmund
Carl Hominghausen
Gus Horstman
Martha Aid Society
Earl Wilmarth
Mothers” Club
Dorothea Lahan
Otto Siegmund
Henry Nirman
Adolph Lohse
George Lohren
Elizabeth Hillman
Catherine Leeding
Matilda Muhl
Anna Hamdorf
Herman Martens
Erwin Martens
Community Club Notes From Earlville Churches and Societies
Activities at Earlville churches and social groups include the W M and of the Methodist church meeting with Mrs Roy Koeneke and a Halloween party by the Standard Bearer society at the church. Various hostess duties, card party at Columbia hall drawing over 100 attendees, and birthday celebrations for Miss Mary Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Koeneke
Herman Woeste
Frank Brooks
Minnie Holscher
Standard Bearer Society
Frank Seger
Ladies Aid Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bertha Nieman
Columbia Hall
M. L. Meyers
Albert Budden
Guy D. Ribble
B. W. Nagel
Good Cheer Club
Sarah Diesch
Mary Kelly
Burt Thibodeau
Delhi
N. J. Klaus
Mae
Rae Shearer
Anna Cavanaugh
G. D. Ribble
Kate
Jake Kelly
Community clubs host socials and bridge results
Lone Tree Y Book club entertained husbands and friends Friday. Bridge honors went to Cleo Jarrard and D V Morgan, H A McMillan and Elsie Smid, and five hundred to Cyril Rife and Mary Lukavsky, E C Green and Mrs Glenn Johnston. American Legion auxiliary hosted by Mrs G B Kirchner. Veda Maxson taught at Morning Sun. euchre prizes to Tillie Rouner, James Masek, Ella Bulechek, Francis Buline. Attendees listed include Pechmans Cerneys Rouners Parizeks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Jarrard
D. V. Morgan
H. A. McMillan
Elsie Smid
Cyril Rife
Mary Lukavsky
E. C. Green
Glenn Johnston
F. H Kirchner
G. B. Kirchner
American Legion Auxiliary
Veda Maxson
Morning
William Cerney
Edward Rouner
Mary Petru
Francis Buline
James Masek
Charles Cerney
Stiener
Nella Zenishek
Elia Bulechek
George Hudachek
Elsie Pechman
Matilda Rouner
Dorothy Petru
Halloween Party By Local Camp Fire Group
Van Horne Camp Fire group chaperoned by Miss Lydia Dudycha held a Halloween party in club rooms recently redecorated by members. The entertain ment committee organized games ghost stories and decor. Miss Mildred Corliss a high school teacher was among the guests. Camp fire girls included Norma Reinhardt Donna Jean Shutts Corrine Kraft Edith Portzline Lucille Gulstorf Kathleen Woods Kathleen O'Brien Pearl Hazel Doris Steinberg Louise Warner Guinevere Tomlinson Col ette Kelly Vera Kerkman Eileen Krumm Betty Woltersdorf Rachael Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Dudycha
Mildred Corliss
Norma Reinhardt
Donna Jean Shutts
Corrine Kraft
Edith Portzline
Lucille Gulstorf
Kathleen Woods
Kathleen O'Brien
Pearl
Hazel
Doris Steinberg
Louise Warner
Guinevere Tomlinson
Colette Kelly
Vera Kerkman
Eileen Krumm
Betty Woltersdorf
Rachael Thompson
Birthday surprise and school picnic noted
Mrs. Leo Roatz celebrated her twenty second birthday with a surprise at home and won the high score at the five hundred. Mrs. Leo Roatz also won the low score. The seventh and eighth grades and their teacher Miss Bessie Schoonover enjoyed a picnic at Wilbur's Grove on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Roatz
Bessie Schoonover
Wilbur’s Grove
Marriage at Concordia Lutheran Church
Miss Marie Tschoop and Earl Stelling were married at Concordia Lutheran Church with Rev. O Nieting officiating. The couple will reside in Newhall after a Northern Iowa trip. Attendants included sister Frieda Tschoop and Emlin Stelling. Out of town guests came from Spencer Williamsburg Cedar Rapids and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Tschoop
Earl Stelling
Concordia Lutheran
O. Nieting
Georgana Stelling
Frieda Tschoop
Emlin Stelling
Stelling
Walter Tschoop
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
H. J. Stelling
Wagner and Rosburg
Iowa
Alfred Tschoop
Christina Willy
Williamsburg
Herman Hensenius
Louis Baumgartner
Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
J. F. Connor
Elizabeth Wheeler
Kill
Lola Grovert
Walther League
Halloween Parties and Club Gatherings in Arlington
The Young Peoples Endeavor held a Halloween party at the church. American Legion Auxiliary hosted a benefit card party at the Glen Richards home. Mrs. N. E. Scovel attended. Ferndale guests included Lawrence Gleim Donald Meyers Boyd Lickiss Floyd Greisinger Veryl Meyers Harold Nus Beryl Lickiss Reva Mae Lorna Meyers and chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gleim. Primary pupils and high school students also held Halloween events with teachers Miss Margaret Madeen and Miss Edna Corkery. Pastime Embroidery club met with guests including Mrs. W. H. Walrath and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Peoples Endeavor of the Christian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Glen Richards
N. E. Scovel
O. Z. Wellman
Bridge Club
Ferndale
Lawrence Gleim
Donald Meyers
Boyd Lickiss
Floyd Greisinger
Veryl Meyers
Harold Nus
Beryl Lick
A. B. Chamberlin
BE. V. Ayer
T. L. Gleim
C. H. Arnold
H. D. Flower
H. Young
Wyoming social calendar details bridge games and parties
Mrs Alta Ahrendsen hosted a card club dinner with prizes to Mrs Hazel Reitz and Mrs Helen Von Sprecken. The Diana Fret club met at Mrs Elizabeth Alden’s home. Dolly Greer celebrated a birthday with classmates, and Helen Smith led senior class games. The Presbyterian Missionary society met with Mrs Louis Sampson. The Cozy club gathered at Mrs William Peck’s house for bridge won by Mrs Lester French. Mrs John Hansen, nee Ella Hartman, was honored at a postnuptial shower at Mrs Bahne Hartman’s home nine miles northwest. Mr and Mrs Hansen, formerly of Wyoming, wed Oct 14 at the Little Brown Church near Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Ahrendsen
Cedar Rapids
Wyoming
Hazel Reitz
Helen von Sprecken
Walde Barber
Mia. Viola Mader
Valda Barber
Harriet
Ellen ‘Marshall
Clara Jenkins
Edith Jeffries
Mason
Elizabeth Alden
Dolly Greer
Helen Smith
Bunce
Rolland Thompson
Margaret Luke
Mary Koch
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Louis Sampson
William Peck
Lester French
Ernest Reitz
John Hansen
Ella Hartman
Bahne Hartman
Anamosa
Delhi social notes and gatherings report
Delhi Methodist Happy Workers circle met at Mrs. Laura Filler home with assistant hostesses Stella Bartsche Jennie Holden and Marian Rimmer. Officers named include Marian Rimmer president Gertrude Brockman reader Annie Reid secretary and Stella Bartsche treasurer. Visiting committee listed as Annie Andrews Elizabeth Palmer and Sarah Clough. An upcoming meeting will be hosted by Annie Reid with Ger aldine Gleason Joe Evans and Annie Andrews assisting. American Legion auxiliary met at president Adeline Wintenburg home with next meeting at Bertha Swinhime Noy residence. Kenneth Boelter entertained bridge club with high scores to Mrs Elmer Widner and Howard Schnittjer. guests listed. Delhi high school held Halloween party in gym. freshmen class initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Happy Workers Circle
Laura Filler
Stella Bartsche
Jennie Holden
Marian Rimmer
Gertrude Brockman
Annie Reid
Annie Andrews
Elizabeth Palmer
Sarah Clough
Geraldine Gleason
Joe Evans
American Legion Auxiliary
Adeline Wintenburg
Bertha Swinhime Noy
Kenneth Boelter
Elmer Widner
Howard Schnitt
Manchester
W .&. Odell
A. A Schmidt
J. H. Engel
Howard Schnittjer
G. L. Cramer
Raymond Lanning
Florence Powell
Delhi High School
St Joseph's Students Host Card Party at Church Hall
High school students from St Joseph's school held a party in the church hall on Monday night. Women of St Joseph's parish hosted a card party on Thursday in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's School
Church Hall
St. Joseph's Parish
Randalia Sewing Society Elects New Officers
Randalia The Sewing society met Thursday with Mrs. Ed Moore. New officers are President, Mrs. John Mahoney, vice-president, Mrs. Ed Moore, secretary, Mrs Frank Hull, Measurer, Mrs. Frank Hyman. The Reading circle met Thursday with Mrs. Myron Talcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Society
Ed Moore
John Mahoney
Frank Hull
Frank Hyman
Reading Circle
Myron Talcott
Patridge Family Reunion and Local Social Events
Maynard Patridge family reunion held last Sunday at Mr and Mrs I A Patridge home with numerous guests from Earlville Colesbury Greeley Manchester Elkader and local families. Fidelis Sunday school class entertained Monday and other church and society activities noted including Helping Hand bazaar and Methodist Ladies Aid dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patridge
I. A. Patridge
Astin Slick
Harvey Merten
Kate Klaus
Earlville
Carl Wellmeyer
John Merton
Colesbury
Fred Keck
Greeley
Halloween Parties and Club Meetings in Calmar
Calmar study club met with Mrs El ise Holness Monday and papers were read by Mrs Holness and Miss Florence Yoger. Mary Lou and Ruth Horton entertained at a Halloween party Tuesday. Catholic Ladies card party hosted by several named ladies Thursday at the church auditorium. Community Ladies Aid met with Mrs B E Ellingson Thursday. Misses Clotles Franc and Miriam Uher hosted Girl Scouts at a Halloween party. The Willing Workers met with Betty Hackett Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Holness
Holness
Florence Yoger
Mary Lou
Ruth Horton
Mesdames
Henry Breuning
John Breuning
R. B. Figge
Elmer Tollefson
Frank Kryson
Theodore Timp
Will Timp, Jr
Charles Uher
Edward Winn
Clem Ziviebohmer, Jr
Church Auditorium
Community Ladies Aid
Local clubs host meetings and charity tea
Webster Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. White s home with Mrs. Bethke and Mrs. Snakenberg assisting. The True Ele club gathered at Carl Bowers home. Mrs. Herrick hosted Congregational Workers, and Kepler couple hosted school faculty dinner. A ten cent tea for Ladies Aid set for Nov 15 at Mrs. McLaughlin s with Ed Fry Wheeler and Herrick assisting. Nicholas Snakenberg of Sigourney honored at birthday dinner hosted by Pearl Fry with family and friends including Snakenbergs Reinerts Fry and Reinerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
W. W. White
Will Bethke
Roy Snakenberg
Carl Bowers
Lota Herrick
Kepler
Worth Herrick
Pearl Fry
Nicholas Snakenberg
Sigourney
Albert Snakenberg
Wayland
Ira Snakenberg
Harold Reinert
Mike Reinert
Harold Fry
Lloyd
Winifred Fry
Halloween bridge party in Elgin with prize winners
Elgin hosted a Halloween bridge party Tuesday hosted by Mrs. T. W. Dean assisted by daughters Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Bailey. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Kohler Mrs. Mel Kohler and Mrs. John Falk. Elgin high seniors held a banquet in the school gym Friday with Coranell Rothlisberger announcing the program. Mr. and Mrs. CO. B. Schorl entertained P. E. O. chapter members and husbands at dinner Monday with Mrs. Margaret Jane Collett reading a one act play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Dean
Grimes
Bailey
Fred Kohler
Mel Kohler
John Falk
Elgin High School
Coranell Rothlisberger
CO. B. Schor
P. E. O. Chapter
Margaret Jane Collett
Local Art Show Opens At The Little Gallery
The Little Gallery on First Avenue opens today featuring William Henning Cedar Rapids with a strong group of canvases including Family Reunion and Street Scene. Des Moines painter William Palmer presents Midwest landscapes shown previously in New York with works like One Mile From Town Behind the State Capitol and August Threshing. The Better Homes dining room display by Hazel Brown and Mary Lackersteen, plus Harry Stenson sculpture from the University of Iowa Art Dept, and Victorian paperweights loaned by Mrs S W Wilder complete the exhibit opening today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gallery
William Henning
Cedar Rapids
Henning
William Palmer
Des Moines
New York
Midtown
Palmer
Midwest
State Capitol
Better Homes
Hazel Brown
Mary Lackersteen
Hobby House
Luberger
Harry Stenson
Art Department
University of Iowa
W Wilder
Marion to stage Oh Doctor operetta this week
Marion high school musical groups under Rose Wilcox present Oh Doctor a two act operetta with Estelle M Clark and Palmer John Clark providing book lyrics and music. The plot follows Dr Drinkwater who disowns his daughter after she elopes with an actor, a fortune to Glory, and a plan to unite families. Full cast list, director staff, and backstage roles are named along with dates Thursday and Friday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Glory
South America
Honor
Drinkwater
Howard Miller
Weakly
Crossly
Elizabeth Sloss
Margaret Zak
Slaughter
Garth Hunter
Cuttem
Billy Campbell
Coffin
Lyle van Fossen
Rainbow
George Oxley
Bessie
Winifred Newlin
Jeanette Titus
Madame Chere
Janet Lothian
Mabel Williams
Pancho
Walter Heffron
Philip
Winfred Davis
Jim
J. O. Sheets
Adelaide Steenbergen
Edna Davis
Frank Flack
Frances DeLong
Alice Shekelton
LeNora Dippel
Robert Shirley
Kenneth Winter
DeVere Fehr
Raymond Kinser
Melvin Clark
Hervey Shutts
Ira Anthony
Arline Starry
Margaret Wood
Margaret Schrubbe
Eleanor Hanna
Margaret Albaugh
Ruth Michel
Robert Titus
John Granger
George Neff
Harold Horn
Mahlon Fleisher
Gladys Brenneman
Donald Bragg
Proposes Opening Of Pre-Schools In Iowa With US Aid
Dr. George D. Stoddard, director of the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station, will seek federal aid in Washington for an emergency pre school system in Iowa. If approved, Iowa would be first state to open pre schools, providing work for unemployed teachers and educational benefits for children. Miss Agnes Samuelson supports the plan as a fine one despite current difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George D. Stoddard
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Iowa City
Washington
Iowa
Stoddard
Town
R. E. Kittinger
Emergency Teller Committee
Agnes Samuelson
Confer Titles On Two Des Moines Priests Tuesday
Bishop Hen ry P. Rohlman of Davenport will preside at private investiture ceremonies Tuesday morning to confer the title of domestic prelate on Des Moines priests J J Boylan and Vitus Stoll in recognition of their services to the Catholic church. Monsignor Francis McMannus will speak at a noon dinner. The honors, granted by Pope Pius XI on Aug 12, follow Bishop Drumm's death, with Stoll serving interim administrator until a successor is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Henry P. Rohlman
Davenport
J. J. Boylan
Francis McMannus
Council Bluffs
Stoll and Boylan
Pius XI
Drumm
Osian High School to Stage Purse Strings Comedy
The Os sian junior class directed by Miss Betts presents the three act comedy Purse Strings Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Os sian opera house with cast members Norman Larson Irene Hanson May bew Limbeck Ole Hendrickson Rodney Nicholson Marie Hendrickson Ralph Cornell Helen Dvorak Leone Winn Charlotte Witt Mildred Mundt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
Ossian High School
Miss Betts
Ossian Opera House
Norman Larson
Irene Hanson
Maybew Limbeck
Ole Hendrickson
Rodney Nicholson
Marie Hendrickson
Ralph Cornell
Helen Dvorak
Leone Winn
Charlotte Witt
Mildred Mundt
Joint gravel contract awarded by Jones and Dubuque boards
The Jones county and Dubuque county boards met on Thursday and awarded a joint gravel contract to C J Kipper of North Buena Vista. The contract totals 4250 dollars for gravel on a road running east from Cascade and southeast through Washington township, with Jones county's share amounting to 1437 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Dubuque
C.J. Kipper
North Buena Vista
Cascade
Washington Township
Jones County
Mrs. Adams to Lead Linn County Christmas Seal Sale
Mrs. E. M. Adams of Central City is Christmas seal chair, with W. G. Koppenhaver Marion chairman and C. B. F. Michel chairman for Marion township. The county plan includes a chairman in each town and an organization rep from major groups. A county meeting will set sale plans and health work, following last year’s seal funds for dental exams, nursing, school health supplies and health education materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Adams
Central City
Linn County
W. G. Koppenhaver
Marion
C. B. F. Michel
Adams
Funeral services for Rev W A Hanscom
Funeral services for the Rev. W A Hanscom retired Methodist minister who died Wednesday will be held today at 2 30 in the Yocom chapel. The Rev John M Walters pastor of the Methodist church will be in charge assisted by the Rev Fred Hanscom of Algonquin MI a cousin of Mr Hanscom. Military honors will be accorded by Marion post No 298 American Legion burial will be in Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hanscom
Yocom Chapel
John M. Walters
The
Methodist Church
Fred Hanscom
Algonquin
Hanscom
Marion Post
American Legion
Oak Shade Cemetery
A Common Tragedy Play At Methodist Church
Next Sunday evening at 7 30 a play A Common Tragedy will be presented under the auspices of the Methodist Brotherhood in the Methodist church. The cast includes Kent Finger Betty Murphey Delbert Pugh Ira Anthony Billy Campbell Geraldine Smith Don Holsinger Fred C Newlin the Rev John M Walters Irving Finger Earl Edwards Mildred Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Kent Finger
Betty Murphey
Delbert Pugh
Ira Anthony
Billy Campbell
Geraldine Smith
Don Holsinger
Fred C. Newlin
John M. Walters
Irving Finger
Earl Edwards
Mildred Peterson
Marion locals report incidents and events across town
Clement Backer broke a leg when an embankment caved in at the Marion sewer project and was taken home for care. The Liebsohn grocery opened in a new east store room, Cedar Rapids hosts a Rebekah lodge meeting with sixteen attendees and Christmas party planning. Red Cross unit announces a Tuesday meeting, and educational week is observed by Legion Auxiliary. Various clubs host meetings, book reviews, and lectures, with teachers and superintendents returning from Des Moines events and residents relocating to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Backer
Marion
LeRoy Lewis
Thirtythird Street
Cedar Rapids
Noble Grand Association
Rebekah Lodge
Lewis
Florence Clark
Genevieve Hutton
Flora Vowles
Plan Conference Programs At Marion Young People Meet
The Older Boys and Girls conference in Marion on November 14 expects a large county crowd. Registration begins 8 30 am at the Christian church with a sixty cent fee covering a banquet. Speakers include Rev Blaine Hyten Des Moines and Rev R F Judson Cedar Rapids plus O G Herbrecht Des Moines. Banquet at six in the Methodist church features Strolling Through The Flower Garden as toast. A birthday party honors Dale Smith with Bunco prizes and gifts. Newt Yount performs, visitors include Roy Simpson, Earl Biddick party attendees, and C E 3 Marlon chapter meets Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Christian Church
G. Herbrecht
Blaine Hyten
Cedar Rapids
R. F. Judson
O. G. Herbrecht
Des Moines
MinisterialGatherings Highlight Local Supper And Club Events
The Rev. Vance Currier and the Rev. G Harrold Lundgren plus families were honored at a Presbyterian church supper hosted by the local Ministerial association. Eleanor Jack hosted Ta Ta Pochon Camp Fire at her parents home, while clubs met for meetings and gatherings at Ward tea room and members’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Currier
The
Baptist Church
G. Harrold Lundgren
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Association
Eleanor Jack
Clark Jack
Progressive Woman's Club
Margaret Fischer
Independence
M. J. Collins
Ward Tea Room
Culture Club
M. Tinkham
Morning Bridge Club
J. S. Bigger
W. E. Bickel
Geo. H. Bickel
C. E. Bowen
C. Planck
O. E
Mentor Club
Wm. Boyd
Raymond Bowers
Carl Kouba
Inter Nos Club
E. P. Evans
Halloween party hosts and club meetings noted
Garrison Mr and Mrs Harold Moore welcomed the American Legion and Auxiliary for a Halloween party Tuesday. The Bethany Circle gathered Thursday with Mrs L L Froning. The Brethren Aid Society met Wednesday with Mrs Ralph Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Moore
American Legion and Auxiliary
Bethany Circle
L. L. Froning
Brethren Aid Society
Ralph Scott
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van Horne
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Beauty and Hat Shop
Second Street
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Calmar
Webster
Elgin
Art News of the Little Gallery
First Avenue
Edward B. Rowan
Falmer
Yocom-Griffin
Amarillo
Texas
Agnes Griffin
W. W. Yocom
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J. E. McClure
Harry Fox
W. W. Nelson
Yocom
South Texas
Blackstone
Edison Pharmacy
Yocom Mortuary
Fr. Beach
Yocom Funeral Home
Free Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
W. H. McDonald
Toddville
Eula McDonald
Oddville
H. M. Williamson
Linn
Wedneway
Florence Etzel
Ladies Ald Society
Church of the Brethren
Robns
Dorothy Burrows
H.C. North
State Training School For Boys
Red Wing
Minn
J. N. North
Fred J. Lang
Amana
Legion Hall
Women’s Home Project
Farm Bureau For
South Marion
Frank Webber
Railway Mail Association
E. J. Kepner
Fifth Avenue SE
Ed Sigfred
Ninth Avenue
T. A. Cunningham
Marion Linn
Della Senninger
R. J. Williams
Joe Boyle
Marie Schueler
Legion Auxilary
Bellevue
Marvin Oxley
George Weis
Muscatine
Elmer Michel Friday
John Cone
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Paul Kruger
Iowa Lakes
Ralph Hoskins
U.S
Robert Hutchison
Don Robinson
Iowa State College
G. A Hutchison
Iowa-Ames
T. J. Davis
Seventeenth Street
Entre Neus Club
Centennial Encampment
Hall
Ohio
W. W. Vaughn
Newt Yount
Frank Fuller
Patmos Commandery
Knights Templar
Liebsohn
C. A. Dykes
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Fred Land
Roy Mack
Fred Lang
the Red Cross
Red Cross
the Legion Auxiliary
Howard Lemnbaugh
O. O. P. Club
F. 8. Skinner
Eighth Avenue
George P. Whitney
Ninth Street
Theristrini Club
Mary Baker
H. O. Allen
America
Norman Waffle
Lulu B. Scerist
Alice Scerist
Nellie Morey
Paul E. Popejoy
Irvin Ford
Tenth Street
Cary Club
Harold Peck
Iowa Falls
George Reichard
Fourteenth Street
P.E.O
Jan Hus Lodge
Osceola Lodge
Dr. Booth
Nelson Vance Russell
Coe College
Federation of Women's Clubs
Robert B Graepengetter
Maquoketa
Mabel Good
Waterloo
Inez Helbig
Kathryn McElwain
Chicago
Dale Smith
Marion Hendrickson
Dorothy Smith
Mary Adelaide Albaugh
Jeannette Titus
Clinton Gatewood
Marlon Hendrickson
Robert Widger
James Reynolds
Donald Brooks
Ray Smith
Roy Simpson
Montfort
Wis
Earl Biddick
Bess
Meridian
Utah
M. H. Biddick
Mrs. Simpson
Mrs. Biddick
Ruth Crew
Marlon
Masonic Temple
Paris Dye Works
Abe Ns
Sreetios
Gnyder Electric Co
Hallwood Cafe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!