First Presbyterian Chapel Society Holds Luncheon Meeting
About 100 members of the Chapel society of the First Presbyterian church attended the semi annual luncheon at the church Tuesday. Miss Katherine Franken presided as president. The Rev. Robert Little spoke on Church Mindedness and various guild committees announced their roles and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Society
First Presbyterian Church
Katherine Franken
Robert Little
Clare Nichols
Thomas Walpole
B. B. Hickenlooper
Amy Sinclair Guild
Eugene C. Hoyt
Harold E. Reid
Harriet Sargent
Eleanor Taylor
Edward H. Files
Milo Whipple
Anna Burkhalter
Monte H. Wagner
Luther Fuhrmeister
Roswell H. Pickford
Leonard A. Mjierkord
Laura Walker Guild
E. P. Boynton
Edwin Franken
George Clements
J. D. Stewart
Philip Palmer
Mary Ely Guild
Julius J. Thanner
Margaret Toof
T. E. Ravenscroft
Addie H. Dunn
George W. Bryant
Elks Club Dinner Dance Series Continues
Members of the Elks club and guests are invited to a winter dinner dance at the Elks club house on Saturday. Dinner is from 6 to 8 45 p m and dancing with an eight-artist out of town orchestra runs 9 p m to 1 a m. A mixed bridge party offers prizes for winners. reservations are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Elks Club House
Kirk Jeffrey Named Rhodes Scholarship Aspirant
Kirk Jeffrey of St. Louis nephew of Verne R. Jeffrey and a former city resident has been chosen by Missouri University President Frederick A. Middlebush as one of sixteen candidates to be examined December 17 for two Rhodes scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Jeffrey
St. Louis
Verne R. Jeffrey
Grande Avenue
Frederick A. Middlebush
Missouri University
Longueville Winners Tie For Bridge Honors
Mrs. M. O. Reiff and Mrs. George Beattie tied with Mrs. R. S. Hardendorf and Mrs. W. M. Jayne for high honors in the duplicate contract bridge game played Tuesday evening at Mrs. Oliver Longueville’s home. Second honors went to Mrs. S. A. Sanders and Mrs. R. F. Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Reiff
George Beattie
R. S. Hardendorf
W. M. Jayne
Oliver Longueville
S. A. Sanders
R. F. Gorman
Thursday Last Day For Donations To Needlework Guild
The Needlework Guild at 711 Second Avenue SE will stay open until 5 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, the final day of the three day ingathering. The guild provides garments and household linen to city needy through ten charities and must vacate the gathering place Friday. All donated articles must be new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue SE
James Norris Weds Seattle Girl in Beverly Hills
James Norris son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Norris of Seattle formerly of this city married Frances Hedges of Seattle on October 17. They reside in Beverly Hills California. Norris is grandson of the late Mr and Mrs James L Bever and nephew of Mr and Mrs J L Bever of 2237 Washington avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Norris
Ernest Norris
Seattle
Wash
Frances Hedges
Beverly Hills
Calif
Norris
James L. Bever
J. L. Bever
Washington Avenue
Visit in James E. Hamilton Home
Mr and Mrs Edward W Bronson and Miss Hope Bronson of Hartford Conn are house guests of Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton at 2345 Linden Drive SE this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bronson
Hope Bronson
Hartford
Conn
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Tri Delt Alumnae Meet for Picnic at Mrs Green’s Home
Eighteen members of Delta Delta Delta alumnae gathered Tuesday evening at 2003 Bever avenue SE for a picnic supper. Betty Beardsley named head of the calling committee and Harold J. Rowe chaired the flower committee. Mrs. B. W. Smith of Shanghai displayed Chinese jewelry silks and linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta
Howard Green
Bever Avenue SE
Betty Beardsley
Harold J. Rowe
B. W. Smith
Shanghai
China
Miss Daisy Cameron Visits Belmond Home
Miss Daisy Cameron of Belmond spends several days at the home of E. B. Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Deane L. Adams located at 1900 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Cameron
Belmond
E. B. Cameron
Mrs. Deane L. Adams
Second Avenue SE
Paintings by Cedar Rapids artists at local Woman's Club show
Local Cedar Rapids artists displayed works at the Woman's Club house in observance of national art week. The exhibit featured Arnold Pyle Harriet Sargent J B Van Dyke Peggy Collins Nancy Finnegan Richard Gates Marvin Cone Edwin J Bruns Don Glasell and more with contributions from Mount Mercy junior college students and local school students. Works loaned by Mrs Austin N Palmer and Mrs Henry J Hromek included the winning Sentinal painting. Music from Coe students Helen Masha and Martha Leksa accompanied the event amid floral decor and silver tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club
Art
Arnold Pyle
Harriet Sargent
J. B. van Dyke
Peggy Collins
Nancy Finnegan
Richard Gates
Marvin Cone
Edwin J. Bruns
Don Glasell
Harry Jones
Howard Johnson
Racine Vernier
Elmer Laker
William Herming
Ida H. Elliott
Mary Nor
Henry J. Hromek
The
Sentinel
Helen Masha
Martha Leksa
Coe
Norman Sutliff
A. B. van Dyke
Austin N. Palmer
A. B. Vam Dyke
W. R. Foor
Mildred MacDanel
Merle McEldowney
Charles Earhart
Dan Kruidenier
W. H. Bontrager
Donald McKinlay
Legion Auxiliary In Oakdale Program Delivers Armistice Day to Hospital Patients
The American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No. 5 organized an Armistice day program for Oakdale hospital patients under president Mrs. F. G. Parrish and rehabilitation chair Mrs. F. W. Kopp. Ray Harbit hosted. George Griner read a short address. soloists Mary Elaine Mahannah Dick Moore Miss Betty Jean Stephenson and Rush Benson performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
F. G. Parrish
F. W. Kopp
Oakdale
Ray Harbit
George Griner
Walter Kansky
Clare Nichols
Walter Euken
Mary Elaine Mahannah
North English
Dick Moore
Edna K. Dieman
Frank Carne
Kenneth Euken
A. R. Menary
Griner
Nichols
Betty Jean Stephenson
Rush Benson
Jean Fahrney
Legion and Auxiliary
Fred Blazek
Louis Schirm
C. R. Fahrney
Charles Nelson
Arthur Walbrand
Walter Eukeam
Ruth Hardiman
Des Moines Couple Miss Merle Hall Weds Wilbur Lagerquist
Miss Merle Hall and Wilbur Lagerquist of Des Moines wed at the home of Rev Russell F Judson pastor of the First Baptist church on a Tuesday afternoon. Attending were Mr Woodrow Biddle and others from Des Moines. Lagerquist family roots are in Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Marion. The pair will reside in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hall
Wilbur Lagerquist
Des Moines
Russell F. Judson
First Baptist Church
Woodrow Biddle
Mr. Lagerquist
A. G. Lagerquist
Harry Lagerquist
Cedar Rapids
Ed Lagerquist
Marion
Luncheon and card party entertain guests at Pavlicek home
Mrs. Wendl Pavlicek of 1815 Second Street SW entertained Tuesday with a luncheon and pinochle and 500 card party. Guests included Mesdames Mary C. Pavlicek Sophia Prastka Millie Prastka Anna Pavlicek Tillie Christian Clara Pavlusky Anna Trachta Eleanora Huck Frances Mraz Albinc Douda and Blanche Reed of Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendl Pavlicek
Second Street
Mary C. Pavlicek
Sophia Prastka
Millie Prastka
Anna Pavlicek
Tillie Christian
Clara Pavlusky
Anna Trachta
Eleanora Huck
Frances Mraz
Albcin Douda
Blanche Reed
Fairfax
Honor Couple Hosts Dinner For Engaged Evelyn Paseka Lester Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oswald of rural route No 3 entertained at a dinner honoring Miss Evelyn Paseka and Lester Riley who will be married this month. Also attending were Miss Mildred Libal Jerry Drahozal and Mr and Mrs E R Kuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oswald
Evelyn Paseka
Lester Riley
Mildred Libal
Jerry Drahozal
E. R. Kuba
Committees Named For Alumnae Ball Of Mount Mercy
Miss Charlotte Hubbard is general chairman for the Mt. Mercy Alumnae ball at Cedar Rapids Country Club on December 28. The arrangement committees include Georgianne Ryan Frances McLaughlin Lucyle Urich Edna Donahue. finance led by Mary Condon with Mary Walters Mary Kelly and Mary Irene McLaughlin as assistants. Invitations chaired by Mrs Edward McPartland with Emilie Griffin Mary Nick Olsen and Mrs George Brens assisting. Delores Fagen heads programs with Eileen Kelly Janice Medley Roberta Siepman as members. Decorations led by Catherine Lynch with Mrs Richard Long Rose Ascherl and Katherine Welch. Orchestra chaired by Madellon Quass with A L Nase Jr Martha Womachil and Katherine Stark as assistants. Reservations with Miss Hubbard or Miss Ryan at listed phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hubbard
Mt. Mercy
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Georgianne Ryan
Frances McLaughlin
Lucyle Urich
Edna Donahue
Mary Condon
Mary Walters
Mary Kelly
Mary Irene McLaughlin
Edward McPartland
Emilie Griffin
Mary Nick Olsen
George Brens
Delores Fagen
Eileen Kelly
Janice Medley
Roberta Siepman
Catherine Lynch
Richard Long
Rose Ascherl
Katherine Welch
Madellon Quass
A. L. Nase, Jr
Martha Womachil
Katherine Stark
Newcomers Invite to Verdi Opera at Iowa Theater
Members of the Newcomers club reserved a block for La Traviata by Verdi presented by the San Carlo Opera company Monday evening at the Iowa theater. Newcomers interested in joining should call Miss Grace Boston at 8558.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Carlo Opera Company
Iowa Theater
Miss Grace Boston
Mrs Adams Hosts Sewing Club Luncheon
Mrs. M. E. Adams at 1860 First Avenue E entertained nine members of her sewing club with a luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room. After lunch the group went to her home to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Adams
First Avenue E
Sewing Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Bridge Club Honored by Mrs Pieper at Colonial Food Shop
Mrs. E. H. Pieper entertained eight bridge club members at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food shop on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
E. H. Pieper
Second Avenue SE
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Miss Viasta Manak and Marvel Huston wed in Davenport
Miss Viasta Manak daughter of Mr and Mrs John Manak and Marvel Huston son of Mr and Mrs H E Huston were married Saturday in Davenport by Rev A S Nickless. The couple reside at 417 Third street SW and are Grant high school graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viasta Manak
John Manak
Marvel Huston
H. E. Huston
Davenport
A. S. Nickless
Twylah Huston
Verlan Smith
Miss Huston
Mrs. Huston
Grant High School
Huston
The
Hall Manufacturing Company
Third Street
S. L. Huston
B. R. Huston
Boy Scout Cub Pack 4 Meeting At Harrison School
Russell Knapp and William Whipple led Cub Pack No 4 in a Harrison school P T A meeting Monday. Knapp praised the pack for winning first prize at the cub circus. Mrs Jed and Mrs McHugh accompanied a community singing. Mrs Stein played piano solos. New members Arnold Waite Thomas Sturgeon Charles Jeinek Francis HasseI George Sigmund and Gene Phillips received membership cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Knapp
William Whipple
Boy Scout Council
Cub Committee
Harrison School
Knapp
J. Frame Jed
F. McHugh
L. Stein
Roger Donegan
Arnold Waite
Thomas Sturgeon
Charles Jeinek
Francis Hassel
George Sigmund
Gene Phillips
Fifth Birthday Party for Lyllis Schaefer
Mrs. Orville Schaefer hosted a Saturday birthday party at 520 Seventh Avenue SW honoring her daughter Lyllis on her fifth birthday. Eight guests attended with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Schaefer
Seventh Avenue
Lyllis
Thompsons Take Long Southern Trip and West Coast Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank B Thompson of 653 Sixteenth Avenue SW left Sunday for a southern states tour and plan a several month stay in Los Angeles and Red Bluff California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Thompson
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Los Angeles
Red Bluff
Calif
Richmanns Return From Month-Long Trip
Mr and Mrs C E Richmann of 2009 Park Avenue SE have returned after a month visiting Fort Worth Texas Mexico City Cuernavaca and Taxco Mexico Pueblo Colorado and New Orleans Louisiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Richmann
Park Avenue SE
Fort Worth
Tex
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Taxco
Mexico
Pueblo
Colo
New Orleans
Sixty-Five Attend Van Vechten Guild Bridge Party
Sixty five people attended a benefit bridge party Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilhelm 2335 Linden drive SE. The event was hosted by Van Vechten guild of Peoples church with chrysanthemums in fall shades and committees led by Mrs. Allan G. Thurman Mrs. Walter Allison Mrs. I. D. Garrison Mrs. L. E. Garwood and Mrs. C. E. Kratzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilhelm
Linden Drive
van Vechten Guild
the Peoples Church
Allan G. Thurman
Walter Allison
I. D. Garrison
L. E. Garwood
C. E. Kratzer
Daisy Rogers of Sigourney Weds Francis W. Besser
Daisy Rogers of Sigourney and Francis W. Besser were married at St Elizabeth’s church in Harper. The bride, in white satin with pink roses, and the groom, a Harper native with work at Natural Gas and Pipe Line, will reside in Harper after their wedding. Out of town guests included relatives from Newton Marion Keota Ottumwa Elkhart and Moline Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Daisy Rogers
Earl Rogers
What Cheer
Francis W. Besser
Minnie Besser
Harper
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Francis Schaffers
J. G. Hauser
Eloise Diemerly
Norbert Besser
Besser
St. Elizabeth’s School
Natural Gas and Pipe Line Company
Edward Besser
Henry Roop
Newton
Earl Jacobs
Marion
Clem Adam
Keota
Geneva Blattner
Dorothy Gippen
Ottumwa
Mona Ray
Delta
Albert Besser
George Voltz
Elkhart
Lena Schiltz
Moline
Ill
Honor Miss Burr at Camp Fire picnic supper
The Camp Fire association hosted a picnic supper at First Presbyterian Church in honor of Miss Ariana Burr who will depart for San Diego California. Acting president Miss Maxine Kepler presented a group gift to Miss Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ariana Burr
San Diego
Calif
Maxine Kepler
Burr
Kappa Delta Alumnae Plan Christmas Party
Kappa Delta alumnae met at Miss Mary Yakish home 617 Eighteenth Street SE Tuesday evening to plan a Christmas party. Miss Selma Rose presided, with Dorothy Struesky and Mrs. C A Albaugh among those assisting the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Mary Yakish
Eighteenth Street
Selma Rose
Dorothy Struesky
C. A. Albaugh
Connie Anderson
Isla McSperrin
Mrs. T. R. Rich Hosts Sister in Law Guest Misprint
The Gazette corrects a name error noting Mrs. T. R. Rich of 1280 Fourth Avenue SE will host her sister Mrs. W. D. Harris of Chicago as guest. the name appeared as Mrs. T. R. Lynch in Tuesday's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Rich
Fourth Avenue SE
W. D. Harris
Chicago
T. R. Lynch
the Gazette
Mrs James Gray Visits Des Moines Couple for Iowa Purdue Game
Mrs James Gray of Des Moines arrived Wednesday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Rollin Frink at 218 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE. She will travel to Iowa City Friday to join Mr Gray for the Iowa Purdue game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gray
Des Moines
Rollin Frink
Twenty-fourth Street
Peck family leaves for California to stay with relatives
Mrs. Ross P. Peck and her sons Wallace and Carlisle departed Wednesday for San Diego California. They will stay three months with Mrs. Peck's parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross P. Peck
Wallace and
Carlisle
San Diego
Calif
Dads Night at Central Park Presbyterian Church for Polk Schools
About 250 people attended the P T A dads night at Central Park Presbyterian Church with 100 fathers of Polk school students. Henry Haegg gave the welcome, Vernon L. Spohn led the program, Miss Inga Tapper spoke, Nevin Nichols directed singing, and Rev. C H Hook urged active father involvement in P T A. The senior orchestra and students were introduced and performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk School
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Henry Haegg
Vernon L. Spohn
Inga B. Tapper
Nevin Nichols
C. H. Hook
Miss Tapper
Ronald Moehliman
Norman Dake
Charles Vondracek
Jean Norberg
John Nichols
George Haman
John Miller
Katherine Safely
Kathryn Loomis
Improving Your Conversation
A civic notice-like appeal promoting better speech and social polish. It urges careful speech, correct grammar, and avoidance of street slang, offering a 40 page booklet from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute for 15 cents to aid readers in mastering conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Education playlet and mixed chorus performance listed
The article lists participants in a school event including Gladys Carter Robert Bennett and many others in the play Education. A mixed chorus performed three numbers with names such as Polly Spohn Margaret Deal and Janice Clark. Fathers of 5A 6B pupils led the social hour with an assistance list of several named ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Carter
Robert Bennett
Robert Skaar
Jay Hesser
Betty Hoff
Gloria Pohl
Polly Spohn
Margaret Deal
Margaret Hunter
Beverly Hover
Bobby Ballou
John Hill
Connie Lou Klima
Franklin Rice
Evelyn Thompson
Marjorie Moen
Kenneth Holvenstot
Everett King
Janice Clark
Helen Nichols
Kenneth Wilson
Patricia Mally
Ivan Batten
Bobby Hinkin
al Brooks
Doris le Grant
Melvin Penrod
Barbara McNally
Barbara Hayden
Norma Lou Haegg
Geraldine McKeely
Donna Frank
Billy McFann
Lou Ann Morton
Howard Sawyer
Jane Grayston
Marilyn Westfall
Ruby Bucheister
Helen Nicholls
Katharine Safely
Kathryn Loomis
Catherine Bachman
Helen Kuchynka
Yvonne Smith
Val Jean Prather
Anna Mae Osterlund
Mary Ann Mason
Marilyn Gardner
Gloria Moss
Keith Collier
Rodney Westfall
Eroy Cullman
Donald Sanderson
C. G. Hover
Heald Bowser
Howard Sheppard
C. H. Sawyer
Paul C. Hunter
W. F. McFann
G. E. Campbell
John Nash
T. J. Hinkin
Edward Penrod
C. O. Skaar
A. M. Sanderson
H. A. Bucy
L. E. le Grant
G. A. Strickland
D. H. Bowers
C. A. Engledow
T. M. Deal
Buchanan PTA to Meet Thursday Afternoon
Buchanan P. T. A. will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m. There will be community singing with Mrs Robert O Bickel at the piano, pupils will present a program and an educational film will be presented by Mrs Mildred Dahms of the home lighting department of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. Mothers of sixth grade children will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan P. T. A
Robert O. Bickel
Mildred Dahms
Home Lighting
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Kenwood PTA to Hear Coe College Dean Friday
Kenwood P T A will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium L Myron Boozer dean of men at Coe College will speak at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood P
T. A
L. Myron Boozer
Coe College
Taylor Study Group Meeting Planned at Local School
Taylor parent-education study group will meet Friday at 2 p m at the school. Mrs T P Smith will lead a discussion of problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
T. P. Smith
Dairy Dale P T A Meeting Notices Friday
The Dairy Dale P T A will meet Friday at 7 45 p m at the school A motion picture will be shown under the sponsorship of Iowa Electric Light and Power committee Members and friends are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale P. T. A
Iowa Electric Light and Power Comee
Tyler P. T. A. Study Group Meets Thursday
The Tyler P T A study group will gather Thursday at 2 p.m. at the school. Co chair man and leader Mrs Stanley Lee will conduct a lesson titled Children and Community Responsibility drawn from the national PTA magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
Stanley Lee
Jackson PTA Sees Concert and Playlet at School Event
Jackson P T A met Tuesday afternoon at the school where the orchestra performed several selections and a playset titled Live and Learn was presented by the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. Plans were made to hold a school carnival on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson P. T. A
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Plans for 1937 Cedar Rapids Drugists Convention
Cedar Rapids druggists and visiting pharmacists met at the Roosevelt hotel to organize the 1937 Iowa Retail Druggists convention in Cedar Rapids. A. Clodjeaux spoke on Vitamins and A. Atkinson on Merchandising Suggestions after a luncheon meeting led by Nathan Greenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
A. Clodjeaux
Nathan Greenberg
First Christian Church Preaching Mission Planning Session
First Christian church members and workers meet at 7:30 pm to map next week's preaching mission opening on Sunday at 10:45 am and running through Nov 22. Dr. Walter M. White of Memphis will speak with music led by Mrs. Edna Barrett Jackson and Mrs. Lucy Bushnell Ambroz with church choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Blaine Hyten
Walter M. White
Memphis
Tenn
First Christian
Edna Barrett Jackson
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Church
Press
R. R. Downer
Jay W. Hesser
J. E. Bates
Myra Safely
Ella Horn
C. F. Stocker
W. J. Robison
G. E. King
Dr. White
A. J. Barth
E. W. LaPlant
John Hockaday
G. B. McMillan
W. H. Frick
P. T. Aker
R. J. Brown
S. S. Burgin
F. E. Collard
D. A. Dennis
Tom Engle
Walter Fry
John Geiger
F. C. Hottinger
Southern Methodist Students Tour Cedar Rapids Industrial Plants
Eighteen journalism students from Southern Methodist University in Dallas are on a twelve week award based educational tour of the east and midwest. Directed by T F Bledsoe the group visited the Quaker Oats and Wilson and Company plants in Cedar Rapids and will return to Dallas to start the second quarter. Ed Gustafson, a Rose Bowl halfback, is among the travelers and will write a 5000 word thesis on eastern and northern industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Cedar Rapids
T. F. Bledsoe
Quaker Oats and Wilson and Company
Ed Gustafson
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Chapel Society
Missouri
Longueville
Newman's
Nelly Don
Nelly Don Orig
Donita
Crepe
Imme
Navy
Green Grounds
Legion Auxiliary
Hall-Lagerquist
Morris Greenberg
Ball
Mount Mercy
Manak-Huston
Frank Thompsons
Richmanns
van Vechten
Sigourney Is
Miss Burr
Kappa Delta Alumnae
Mrs. Rich
California
P. T. A. Meetings
Polk
Buchanan
Kenwood
Taylor Study Group
Ane
Bishop
Thrifty Housewives
Tyler
Jackson
Southern Methodist U
Tai
COLOS
ROUX
Florence Stanley
Miss Stanley
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!