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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1933
Page
2
A garbled OCR passage provides partial, nonsensical phrases in Norwegian with many unreadable segments. The legible bits mention names and places in a miscellaneous, damaged text fragment. No coherent event or date can be determined from the readable material.
A slate of bridge events unfolds with twelve guests at the Ward tea room hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gueanst. Sequences include Mrs Sete Bicke hosting the Con tract Bridge club and various groups gathering at the Ward tea room and private residences for dinners and contract bridge sessions.
Manchester Wir and Mre Fuyene Meister announce the marriage of their daughter Viola to Harold Trumblee of Blrawberry Paint Elkader Ort 26 A show er was held at the Meister home Thursday Liss arold TB Jones entertained the Fortnightly club at dinner Monday Mrs Charles Springate and Mite Bherman Tollefson were admitted to membership ir and Mr Hoo Howard entertained Wednesday at a benefit Anidge party to raise bonds for the Country club house Mrs Irving JD fang entertained the Thursday Afternoon club Mrs Thomas Hi Travey was in charge Annual inspection of W A Morse Post Relief Corps No 20 will be held at Woodsman hall Wednesday A pt juck dinner will be served at noon The Missionary society of Manchester Community church nnt with Mrs F Hockaday Wednesday The program is in charge of Mrs red L Durey and devotions were fed by Mrs L Dill Iner AaSIAUINg hostesses were Mrs Opittmer roR Armstrong Willam Curran and Fdw Kuhlman
Mr and Mrs Webb Naylor hosted a dinner Thursday at the Royal Neighbor hall for employees of We 'Praer, Chirrison and Vinton stores, managed by Mr Naylor. Mrs EM Grimm and her mother Mrs Albert Layla entertained the Ken Kington study club Thursday. Thanksgiving lesson led by Mrs D Whitmore and Mrs Mary Krug.
Marengo hosts numerous society meetings and clubs. Assistant hostesses include Mrs. Wall Scott and Mrs. Carrie Carson at a Presbyterian Missionary gathering. Methodist Episcopal women quilt at Mrs. F. L. Wilson home. Luncheon club held at Mrs. Aubrey Brown’s house. Missionary society lessons led by Mrs. A M Bergman. Inspection by Mrs. Harriet MecCullough of Des Moines. Women’s Relief corps luncheon in progress. Kansas City supreme convention report at Mrs. Hattie Marble home. A new Hi Lo bridge club forms at Bernice Allen’s home with members including Virginia Redman and Barbara Learned. Ingleside club poetry talks scheduled with Carrie Carson and Aather ine Denzer. music by Mrs. W. T. Martin. Bona Dea bridge club hosted by Helen Kramer. Book and Craft club at L. F Hardenbrook home with Alice DeSpain and Eva McBride. Candy club hosted by W. T. Gates and others. Second division Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid rook party held at Mrs. W. B Otis’s home. surprise birthday party for Orland Fiser. kindergarten and first grade Mother Goose play directed by Ellon Collins and Gwen Evans.
Monticello hosts Alpha Delphian and P E O chapters with meetings at Mrs. Corbin and Mrs. Kettlitz homes. Shreliner Eastern Star initiates Louise Fields as refreshments follow. Woman's Missionary society and several bridge and literary gatherings honor members and guests with prizes.
A benefit card party for the Order of the Eastern Star drew guests Thursday at the C. F. Burnham home with Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. Hf among hostesses. Top wom en high score went to Mrs. Burnham and top men to H J Hansel. Elizabeth Stafford hosted the North Country club program with topics A Screaming Time and Children in the Movies. Mrs H E Duke and Mrs R T D Smith also hosted duties for Tourist and M D S clubs.
Hillcrest club gathered Wednesday with Mrs Alma Hartman. R C Williams of Des Moines spoke on tax revision at Fayette County Schoolmasters Club meeting led by president M R Clark Randalia and officers E A Ralston West Union L G Meyer secretary. Mrs Harry Neff hosted Methodist Ladies Ken Songston Friday. Addie Fels led program with Sangster’s Five Reasons for Gratitude and Mae Lambert contributed an article. Devotions by Mrs H H House. Mrs Leo Peterson honored at a Monday surprise party with eighteen guests. Emmett Light also celebrated with a Monday country party attended by thirty four youths.
Postville Mesdames Adalaide Buescher Gertrude Bachtell and Edna Ochring hosted the D A R luncheon Tuesday at the Blue Arrow cafe and a meeting at Mrs Buescher's home. Papers were presented by Mrs Glesner Webster and Kate Kerr Benson. Members present included Gertrude Bachtell Adalaide Buescher May Douglass Edith Handy Cora Jewell Anna Kerr Kate Kerr Benson Martha Knight Annetta Miller Bertha Orr Edith Palas Francis Williams Edna Oehring of McGregor Glesner Webster and Mrs Gates of Fort Dodge.
La Porte City Miss Cleo Stannke and Urban Brecher wed Wednesday at the bride’s parents home. Brecher’s father officiated. Brecher farmer, moved from Clinton six years ago. Mrs. Brecher graduated 1929 and taught rural schools.
Oxford Junction notes show the Toronto Study club meeting at Mrs A Gable's Thursday with Mrs E J Koch reading a paper. Prizes were awarded to Mrs M Petersen Mrs B L Fischer and Mrs E J Koch. Guests included Mrs Jack Muhl Toronto Mrs E E Phillips Mrs J J Berner and her daughter Lillian.
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