Omicron Hosts Rushing Party With Guests
A rushing party hosted by Pi Omicron welcomed guests including Ann Eleanor Sweitzer Mabel Rawson Margaret Hughes Marion Wilson Mabel Sayers Mariana Sackett Bertha Fahan Ethel Kern and Fern Howell for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Eleanor Sweitzer
Mabel Rawson
Margaret Hughes
Marion Wilson
Mabel Sayers
Mariana Sackett
Bertha Fahan
Ethel Kern
Fern Howell
Variety Adds Spice to Week's Social Program
Cedar Rapids hosts and residents keep weekend entertaining alive through Armistice Day with a series of gatherings. Mrs James H Yuill hosts a Monday bridge dinner for 16 Delta Gamma alumnae at the Velt hotel. Mrs Chester D Salter hosted a Monday luncheon at the Cedar Rapids club. Miss Pamela Craemer marks her birthday with 13 guests at the Elks club on Tuesday. Additional plans include a luncheon at Mrs Wurster's tea room and a linen shower for Mrs Donald Hladky at the Roosevelt hotel. A picnic dinner honors Harry O Cutler and Gilbert M Bates, while a Wainicon river cabin party marks a 19th anniversary celebration by Mr and Mrs John H Fortune.
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Ariety
Cedar Rapids
James H. Yuill
Pleasant Drive
Velt Hotel
Delta Gamma
Chester D. Salter
Knollwood Drive
Betty
Pamela Craemer
Nicholas P. Craemer
Woodford Drive
Elks Club
Jean Seeutonie
Betsy Blaise
Diane Marshall
Maureen Mealey
van Cleve
Barbara Livingston
Yvonne Svoboda
Mary Louise Nelson
Martha Lou Smith
Kathryn Barn
Robin Kutchera
Mary Jo Tuder
Margaret Jacobs
Gladys Becker
Norma Detiefs
Hilda Hendrickson
Leona Borschel
Kathryn Pogge
Hazel Moore
Addie Phillipson
Alicin Blaha
Vernon Spurrier
Wallace Boyson
Byron Anderson
Joseph Hindley, Jr
Clifford Davis
al Ridge
Willard Heath
Harry O. Cutler
Gilbert M. Bates
Bromwells Arrive From South With Sister in Tow
Mr and Mrs Max T Bromwells 352 Twenty first street SE arrived Sunday after accompanying Mrs Conn the sister of Mrs Bromwell home to New Orleans where they stayed ten days
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Max T. Bromwell
Twenty-first Street
Mrs. Conn
New Orleans
Ladies Attend Chicago Exhibit From City Homes
Mrs J C Eikelbarner and Mrs Howard G Britton left Saturday for Chicago to attend a convention. Mrs Eikelbarner will exhibit an antique coin quilt at the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Eiikelbarner
Second Avenue
Howard G. Britton
Thirty-third Street
Chicago
Stevens
Eikelbarner
English Union meeting discusses annual teacher exchange plan
Ashley educators led a Saturday gathering by the English Union to promote an annual exchange of teachers. Miss van presented letters supporting the idea while Mrs Paul Miner sang four numbers before business talks. Hostesses included Mrs Robert C Toms and Mrs C Folsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Miss van
Paul Miner
Imogen Ns
DAR
Robert C. Toms
C. Folsom
A. G. Evans
F. H. , W. EZ. Michello Edwin Broms
Broms
M. G. Bryan
Morgans Leave To Florida For Winter Visit
Mr and Mrs L E Morgan of Topeka and their daughter Barbara departed from the Cross home on Blake boulevard SE Monday for Florida. They will join Miss Eva Walker of Des Moines who will stay Thursday and Friday in the Cross home.
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L. E. Morgan
Topeka
Barbara
Joseph Cross
Blake Boulevard
Florida
Cross
Eva Walker
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Metcalf Arrives on Furlough to Visit Mother
Corp. Malcolm Metcalf of Camp Claiborne Louisiana arrived Sunday morning for a 15 day fur lough with his mother Mrs Cyrus Metcalf of 617 First avenue East.
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Malcolm Metcalf
Camp Claiborne
Cyrus Metcalf
First Avenue E
Shower Planned for Mrs. Howard Tremaine at Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Freda Hofferber and Mrs. Gertrude Rose host a Monday evening shower at 7 30 at the Roosevelt hotel in honor of Mrs. Howard Tremaine. Twelve guests have been invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Hofferber
First Avenue SE
Gertrude Rose
Eighteenth Street NW
Howard Tremaine
Roosevelt Hotel
Nettie Welsh Begins Motor Trip With Family In Tow
Mrs Nettie Welsh of 1312 First Street NW travels by car with her son in law and a Samaai and her Pase son Ha Weber from Cedar in a familyMotor trip noted in a local item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Welsh
First Street
Ha Weber
Cedar
Lieutenant Don Hunt Leaves for East
Lieut. Don L. Hunt of 223 Twenty third Street Drive SE departed Saturday morning for Fort Monmouth New Jersey to begin a year of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Don Hunt
East
Don L. Hunt
Twenty-third Street Drive
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Dakota guest leaves after weekend stay
Mrs L E Hennigar of Williston North Dakota departed Sunday following a weekend visit in the home of Mr and Mrs M R Lund at 1039 Sixteenth Street NE. Mrs Lund is her niece.
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L. E. Hennigar
Williston
N. D
M. R. Lund
Sixteenth Street
Delta Kappa Gamma Forms Chapter in Cedar Rapids
Delta Kappa Gamma, an education sorority, forms a Cedar Rapids chapter with three new chapters in Cedar Rapids Ames and Waterloo preceding a dinner program. Miss Berneta Mitz national treasurer of the sorority spoke, and seven Cedar Rapids teachers were initiated into the new chapter including Miss Henrietta Franks Myra Willis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Harrison
Iowa
Delta Ring
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Waterloo
Berneta Mitz
Fort Worth
Tex
Cedara
Nlon
Delta Kappa
Henrietta Mary Franks
Myra Willis
Ville
Grissel
Erence Gritzner
Catherine Tein
Gerford Daughters Host Circle and Plan Red Cross Drive
The Gerford circle of the King's Daughters and guests met at Mrs. Homer Grove home 426 Thirty-third street NE with arrangements by Mesdames Forrest Clemens L P Johnson and W E Peddycourt. Members will return Friday for Red Cross sewing at Mrs J J Calkins 143 Thirtieth street drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerford
King’s Daughters
Homer Grove
Thirty-third Street
Forrest Clemens
L. P. Johnson
W. E. Peddycourt
Red Cross
J. J. Calkins
Thirtieth Street
Tourist Club Meeting At Holbrook Home
Tourist club members will meet for lunch with Mrs. Royal H. Holbrook at her Holbrook home. The gathering aims to discuss club activities and plans for upcoming events.
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Holbrook
Royal H. Hol
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Meet Tuesday at 1838 Blake Blvd SE
Pi Beta Phi alumnae are slated to meet Tuesday at 1838 Blake Boulevard SE to entertain the province vice-president. New alumnae in the city who have not been contacted are asked to call Mrs. Weld.
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Blake Boulevard
Pi Province
Pi Beta Phi
Weld
Community gathering at Glen Irvin and two addresses
A social event took place at the Birdhy party in Glen Irvin honoring a guest of note. The gathering occurred at 1087 Twelfth Street NE and at 1411 Washington Avenue SE, with festivities continuing on Sunday evening.
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Birdhy
Glen Irvin
Twelfth Street
Washington Avenue
Chi Omega Mothers Club Teas Thursday at 2 PM
Members of the Chi Omega Mothers Club will be entertained at a tea Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W. E. Hampton on Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE. Mrs. M. R. Warren will review the book Amazon Throne by Bertita Lamp Anne.
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Chi Omega Mothers Club
W. E. Hampton
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
M. R. Warren
Bertita
Anne
False Teeth Worry Solved with FPASTEETH Powder
Advertisement promotes FPASTEETH a powder to secure false teeth, preventing slipping while eating talking or laughing. Claims alkaline non acid formula provides comfort by holding plates more firmly with no gummy or gooey feel and is available at drug stores.
Pattern 4876 for children's sizes with short jumper blouse
Pattern 4876 lists children's sizes 2 4 6 and 10 with a size 6 jumper needing 1 3/4 yards of 54 inch fabric and long sleeves. Blouse uses 1 yard 39 inch contrast. Torn to department Cedar Ronis Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York NY. Ten cents more than pattern book with a free…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ronis Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Lincoln PTA Meeting to Hear Police Traffic Captain
Lincoln YP T A schedules a Wednesday 2 pm gathering at the schoolhouse with Gordon Hughes, police traffic captain, to hear a briefing. A skit by fifth pupils will be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln YP. T. A
Gordon Hughes
Cedar Rapids Residents Return From Weekend Trips
Cedar Rapids residents come home from weekend and longer journeys. Frank C. Byers and wife return from New York and Washington, D. C. Jane Byers stayed with John Crockett Bived. James E. Blake and son Jane return from Beaman. Horace G. Hedges and wife return from Champaign Illinois where he officiated a football game. G A Gage party and family return from hunting trip in Sabula Iowa with Harold Thompson.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank C. Byers
Nineteenth Street
New York
Washington, D. C
Ohn Crockett
Fepee Sunany Street
Ma Wales
James E. Blake
Linden Drive
Jane
Beaman
Horace G. Hedges
Seventeenth Street
Champaign, Ill
Hedges
Illinois
G. A. Gage
Twenty-second Street
Mos
Charles P. Jones
Park Avenue SE
Sabula, al
Harold Thompson
Miss Bunce Danberg Engaged To Robert M Green
Mrs Elizabeth Hale and Miss Fran k Millen hosted a luncheon at Dow Building honoring Miss Danberg. Sixteen guests attended as guests shared gifts and well wishes for the upcoming marriage to Robert M Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunce Vivian Danberg
Robert M. and
Bridge
Miss Bette Dorlan Honored At Shower
Mrs. Carl Dorlan hosted Friday evening for bride elect Miss Bette Dorlan at 300 First Avenue NW. Bunco prizes went to Miss Erma Lentz and Miss Maxine Rick. numerous guests assisted in honoring the honoree and her pending marriage to Carroll E. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dorlan
First Avenue NW
Bette Dorlan
Carroll E. Johnson
Bunco
Erma Lentz
Maxine Rick
Beatrice Birky
Caroline Savage
Alberta Henry
Mary Ross
Mary A. Beth Veverka
Ellenight
Mary Healy
Darlene Son
Betty
Jean Weis
Betty A Te Y Elgas
Betty On Metel Halla
Richard Fosdick
F. S. Ford
Two Ohio Men Tour Finger Lakes Region of New York
Fred Kubias and Clarence Schulte are spending a week in the Finger Lakes region of New York. They will also visit Kubias's son Fredric in Schenectady.
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Fred Kubias
Clarence Schulte
New York
Bever Avenue
C Avenue NE
Finger Lakes
Mr. Kubias
Fredric
Schenectady
N. Y
Ray Stoners Return From Chicago Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stoner of 182 seventeenth avenue SW returned home after a weekend in Chicago where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stoner
Steenth Avenue
Chicago
Byron Friend
Cedar on Woman's club hosts dessert bridge event
Art department members of the Cedar on Woman's club plan a dessert bridge for canoers with the date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Department
Cedar On Woman’s Club
Freyhelo Camp Fire Group Meets At First Evans Church
The newly organized Freyhelo Camp Fire group of First Evan s church met Saturday with officers Margaret Heald vice-president Lois Steggall secretary Lucille Steggall treasurer and Luella Ssscribe. Other members include Rita Darland Rebecca Mary Louise.
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Freyhelo Camp
First Evans Church
Margaret Heald
Lois Steggall
Lucille Steggall
Treas
Luella
Rita Darland
Rebecca Mary Louise
Mrs Dunkelbarger Returns After Two Week Trip
Mrs Dunkelbarger completed a two week trip and spent the weekend in Marshall town with her daughter Mrs Chester L Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dunkelbarger
Trip
Marshalltown
Chester L. Wolfe
Collards Return From Detroit Real Estate Convention
Mr and Mrs Fred E Collard of 1919 Park avenue SE returned Saturday from Detroit Michigan where they attended a national real estate convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Collard
Park Avenue SE
Detroit
Mich
Young People's Hard of Hearing Society Meeting Scheduled
The Young People's Hard of Hearing society will meet in the H O H rooms Friday at 7 30 p m. The gathering aims to discuss activities and plans for the upcoming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard OF Hearing Society
Young People’s
H.O.H
Krumholtz to Address Young Matrons Club Meeting
Krumholtz will speak Wednesday at 1 30 PM to the Young Matrons' Club of the YWCA in the association building. A mass meeting will review the event. Hostesses will be Mesdames Philip Vikesland and Fred Wodrich.
Furlough Bring Home Private Dick H. Donegan
Private First Class Dick H. Donegan stationed at Camp Claiborne Louisiana arrived home Saturday on a 15 day furlough. He is visiting his mother Mrs. Francis J. McHugh at 1107 Eighth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick H. Donegan
Camp Claiborne
Francis J. McHugh
Eighth Street
Special Service Club to Meet at Jane Boyd House
An executive session of the Service club is set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the Jane Boyd Community house to finalize plans for the annual bazaar on Friday December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Jane Boyd
Advice From Miss Manners on Marriage and Trust
A reader seeks guidance after discovering infidelity and asks whether to confront her husband or forgive. Miss Manners advises discussing the matter, accepting an explanation, and trying to move forward. Another letter asks about dating while a navy partner is away, urging normalcy and mutual trust.
Farm Youth Hurt As Horse Rears Into Moving Car
Eugene Noller, 16, of Sigourney is hospitalized with a fractured leg after a horse reared and struck his car on highway 92, three miles west of Sigourney. Sheriff Tremmel investigated the Sunday afternoon accident. Noller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Noller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geertte
Sigourney
Eugene Noller
Earl Noller
Ogo
Sorden
E. E. Tremmel
Catholic Book Club Host Meeting in Forest Park
The Rev. Maurice Tracy will lead the third in a series of talks on South and Central America for the Catholic Book Club at Geteshedeenmes Forest on Grande Avenue SE in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Tracy
South and
Central America
Catholic Book Club
Geteshedeenmes Forest
Grande Avenue SE
Edgar A Guest Poet of the People Verse
Edgar A Guest presents hopeful verse praising joy near and beauty in nature. He urges belief in God amid pain, noting the bud after fading flowers proves joy can return and skies, sun, moon, and stars herald mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Fragmentary quip about a pat on the back and a stumble
A brief, unclear line describes giving a pat on the back during good times and dropping down a couple of feet when things went bad. The text feels like a fragment and lacks identifiable people, places, or events.
State Organization Of Catholic Czechs Elects Officers Here
At the state convention of the National Alliance of Catholic Czechs F R Hruby was elected spiritual director Frank J Dvorak state president Charles Svoboda vice president Joseph F U state secretary Rapids except Svoboda who is from Clutter All these in the state were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Alliance of Catholic
F. R. Hruby
Frank J. Dvorak
Charles Svoboda
Joseph F. U
Rapids
Svoboda
Clutter
Charges Anti-Catholic Whispering Campaign
An American Catholic educator denounced what he called a whispering campaign against Catholic communities. The report cites remarks by the president of Georgetown University criticizing Nazism as invading the sanctuary of faith and morals with the same excess once shown by its Muscovite predecessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgetown University
Hostile Groups Within Nation Greatest Danger
Dwight Krumboltz chairman of the Amer Rotarians warned that hostile groups within the country pose the greatest danger to national peace. He urged citizens to oppose apathy and take responsibility for citizenship while noting efforts to resist threats may be needed. He spoke at the Roosevelt hotel during a Monday noon meeting. Lieutenant Novak, home on leave, prepared to report to Fort Benning after visiting Brooks Field Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Krumboltz
Amer- Rotarians
Roosevelt Hotel
United States
Mr. Nboltz
Coopera
Iny
Brooks Field
Tex
Novak
Fort Benning
Lieut Novak Iz Given Army Observer Wings
First Lieut. Novak Iz received Army Observer wings after completing air corps flight training. The ceremony honored his service and marks a milestone in his aviation career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novak Iz
C. Novak
Soraibanitlens
Air Corps Fiy
Clover Farm Grocers Meet in Cedar Rapids
Three hundred twenty five Clover Farm retail grocers wives and salespeople from Cedar Rapids stores attended the annual fall meeting at the Roosevelt hotel. Eight manufacturers displayed products on the mezzanine floor. After the banquet merchandising talks entertainment and dancing followed. The event was described as very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Farm
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
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L. E. Morgans
Mrs
Dakota
Delta Kappa Gamma
Grove Home
Anne Adams
P.T.A. Meetings
Lincoln
Martin's
Vivian Danberg
Ray Stoners
Freyhelo Camp Fire
Fred E. Collards
Young Matrons’ Club
Donegan
Mary Manners
George
Miss Manners
State Organization of
Will
Krumboltz
Rotary
Pinkham
Pollow
Alee
Clover Farm Grocers
Corot’s
Simmons
Mohawk
Chase, Armstrong, Norge
American
Fifth Avenue SE
Efenders
America
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