Iowa Notre Dame game crowds Cedar Rapids for weekend social events
Cedar Rapids welcomed hundreds of visitors for the University of Iowa versus Notre Dame game before and after the match. Hosts hosted dinners and dances at several homes and clubs with prominent guests including senators and out of town visitors. A new current events study group was announced by the Cedar Rapids College club to meet midweek.
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University of Iowa
Notre Dame
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
University of Town
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue E
George Pritchard
Glenn Mevrland
Onoauns
Frank C. Byers
Nineteenth Street
M. J. Donnelly
Nassau Street SE
Edward Donahue
New Hampton
Stanley Hart
Keokuk
Byers
F. P. Hurley
Chicago
Michael
James Hurley
LaSalle
James
Donnelly
W. J. Brown
Clifford Hubbell
Charles M.kennedy
Buffalo
W. W. Hamilton
Roosevelt Hotel
Samuel E. Paul
San Francisco
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Sumner D. Quarton
Indian Road SE
S. W. Wilder
B Avenue
Mrs. Wilson Returns to Cedar Rapids With Mrs Gray
Mrs. R. E. Wilson of Wichita formerly of Cedar Rapids has returned to the city to live with her sister Mrs. Fred Gray at 849 Third Avenue SE. Mrs Gray has visited Wichita recently, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Davis hosted R. F. O’Brien Jr. of Omaha for the weekend. they all attended the Iowa Notre Dame game yesterday.
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R. E. Wilson
Wichita, Kan
Cedar Rapids
Fred Gray
Third Avenue SE
Gray
Mrs. Wilson
Wichita
Robert B. Davis
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
R. F. O'Brien, Jr
Omaha
Henry Hamiltons Host Weekend Guests and Club Activities
Dr and Mrs Henry H Hamilton of 127 Cottage Grove Ave SE host Mr and Mrs A B Deering Jr of Boone for the weekend after attending a game in Iowa City. Chapter DE of P E O meets Monday at 8 pm with Mrs W C Henning assistance by Miss Eva Byerly and Miss Esther Chapin. National Book Week prompts Cedar Rapids Art Association to keep galleries open Monday through Saturday 10 to 12 am and 2 to 6 pm with free admission to the Cedar Rapids Photographic Salon.
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Henry H. Hamilton
Cottage Grove Avenue
A. B. Deering, Jr
Boone
Hamiltons
Iowa City
P.E.O
W.C. Henning
Second Avenue SE
Eva Byerly
Esther Chapin
Jennie Post
Hal Sheridan
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Cedar Rapids
Elks Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
L. P Boudreaux
T. Mongersoll
Raymond S. Johnston
J. Harold Horan
John D. Randall
A. J Coburn
Arthur M. Tschirgi
Henry Ristine
Glenn C Wheeler
Harold N. Graves
Glenn O Fletcher
Ben F Wolverton
Howard A Horan
R. I Keech
George S Josselyn
Roy E. Choate
SE. Coquillette
Robert C. Safely
Perry West
Sumner N. Foster
W E. Peschau
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Adeline Taylor
John Vavra
Howard R. Green
Herbert T. Barclay
Mason City
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Katherine Read
Des Moines
James D. Bever
John B&b. Turner II
Donald P. Barnes
Harry G. O'Donnell
Herbert L. Killian
Richard E. Killian
John T. Hamilton II
Sam H. Nigh
H. Franklin Kemp
James L. Cooper
Neil Montgomery
William G. Isom
Orville H. Tousey
Deane L. Adams
Madison
Charles Moyer
Tama
Paul Shirley
Omaha
Elks Club Hosts Postgame Parties After Notre Dame Victory
Elks club in Cedar Rapids hosts dinners and dances after a Notre Dame festivity. Guests include Mrs. Welch and sisters from Richmond Illinois and Milwaukee, with several out-of-town visitors. Max Mildenstein and others entertain groups at the duck dinner as part of weekend celebrations.
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Hether
Cedar Rapids
Notre Dame
Elks Club
Frank C. Welch
First Avenue W
Welches
Welch
W. B. Gordon
Richmond
Ill
J. C. Brown
Brown
Milwaukee
Charles Stewart
Don Wicks
Woodstock
E. L. Sternberg
John Gordon
Joe Gerwee
The
Max Mildenstein
Bever Avenue
A. J. Minutt
Mayflower Chapter To Have Thanksgiving Luncheon
Members of the Mayflower chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Thanksgiving luncheon at the November meeting next Friday at 1 PM. The event will be at Mrs. George W. Corey’s home, 356 Park Terrace SE, with a travel talk by Mrs. John E. Stansbury who toured Europe. Mrs. Corey will be assisted in seating by Mesdames V. Hasek, J. H. Ramsey, G. M. Wodike and Charles M. Fisher.
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Mayflower
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
George W. Corey
Park Terrace SE
John E. Stansbury
Europe
Homecoming Dinner Dance At University And Club
Homecoming celebrations at the University of Iowa for the Minnesota game draw a record attendance for a dinner-dance at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Dinner and dancing from 9 to 1 feature an out-of-town orchestra. non-members must be accompanied by a member. Club hosts include Roy E. Curray and others. PEO chapter plans a separate event at Mrs. Carl K. Linge’s home with a Current Events program led by Miss Nelle Boyack.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Roy E. Curray
Arthur M. Tschirgi
Ss. W. Wilder
P.E.O
Carl K. Linge
Twenty-third Street Drive
Helen Shoemaker
Nelle Boyack
Jimmy
Mrs. Anderson
Anderson
Mrs Anderson
Dr Anderson
Wallace Mildenstein and friends visit Ames home
Wallace Mildenstein a student at Iowa State College Ames and two fraternity brothers Norman Givens La Crosse Wis and Earl Hitchcock Brussels Belgium spend the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Max Mildenstein 2226 Bever Avenue SE Miss May Frick Los Angeles formerly Cedar Rapids visits Mrs M F See lly 1903 Second Avenue SE en route home from Richmond Va
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Wallace Mildenstein
Iowa State College
Ames
Norman Givens
la Crosse
Wis
Earl Hitchcock
Brussels
Belgium
Mildenstein
Max Mildenstein
Bever Avenue
May Frick
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Richmond, Va
M. F. Seelly
Second Avenue SE
Theta Alumnae Meet With Mrs Olerich
Theta Alpha Theta alumnae meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 2009 Glen Way Drive SE home of Mrs H E F Olerich. They plan a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. Uncontacted members are asked to call Mrs Olerich. Mrs James W Good of Expansion NL arrived for a visit with Mrs William M Deacon.
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Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
H. EF. Olerich
Glenway Drive
Olerich
James W. Good
Expansion
William M. Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Harvest Dance to Support Women's Club Jubilee
Cedar Rapids Woman's club hosts a golden jubilee harvest dance on November 22 at the YMCA to back the General Federation of Women's Clubs anniversary. Iowa clubwomen plan a corn donation drive with a bushel per group to reach a million dollar foundation fund by 1941.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Mary H. S. Johnston
Humboldt
Western Grain Dealers Association
L.“C. Schucknecht
W. R. Foor
Aulden Griffin
G. T. McKibben
L. L. Qwen
W. R. Armstrong
M. M. Bicket
R. K. Stoddard
Cedar Rapids Fans Travel by Interurban to Iowa City Game
More than 100 Cedar Rapids residents rode interurban cars to the Iowa Notre Dame football game in Iowa City. Groups dined and danced after, with many attendees listed among Cedar Rapids families and guests. A PEO chapter will meet Monday at 2:30 at 119 Fourteenth Street NW to hear a report on the supreme convention.
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Glenn E. Turner
Fourteenth Street NW
E. Russell Wolfe
Five Football Fans In Dr Eddie Andersons Family
A Iowa City home shows Dr Eddie Anderson, Town University coach, home for football season with wife and three boys Nick Jerry and Jimmy. The article paints family life around Hawkeyes, school, and games, noting Nick plans to coach, Jerry swims, and Jimmy playful.
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Eddie Anderson
Hawkeye
Jerry
Nick
Jimmy
Dad
East
Fairchild
Iowa City
Town University
Anderson
Eddie
St Mary's School
Town City
Clarke Van Meter Hosts Weekend Guests and PEO Luncheon
Weekend guests stay with the Clarke Van Meter family at 201 Twenty First Street NE including Mrs Wormhoudt and daughter Jane from Mason City and son Robert from Council Bluffs. PEO Chapter HJ plans a dessert luncheon Monday at 1 PM hosted by Mrs J W Hesser and Mrs Carrie Thomas at 1508 A Avenue NE.
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Clarke van Meter
Twenty-first Street
Mrs. van Meter
H. E. Wormhoudt
Jane
Mason City
Robert Wormhoudt
Wormhoudt
Council Bluffs
J. W. Hesser
Carrie Thomas
W. W. Israel
F. B. Moore
H. C. Burleson
C. V. Lehman
Scott McIntyre
Progressive Dinner Farewell Courtesy For Kleitschs
A farewell Progressive Dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Kleitsch as they prepare to move to St. Louis. The three-course event circulated among the Holscher, Broghammer, and McPartland homes with guests enjoying the evening. Des Moines visitors and local residents joined the host families for the weekend gathering and related casual visits.
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Donald W. Kleitsch
Linn Boulevard
St. Louis
Henry E. Holscher
Fourteenth Street SE
B. G. Broghammer
Blake Boulevard
E. J. McPartland
Twenty-third Street Drive
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Twenty-fifth Street
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Carl Linge
Miss May Frick
Mrs. Seely
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Mrs. Trewin
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Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
Charlotte Trewin
Harriett Swain
Clarke van Meters
Mrs. Hesser
Carlton Owens
Carlton Owen
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Mrs. Burleson
Robert Wrays
Coquillette
Robert S. Wray
Mrs. Wray
Mrs
S. E. Coquillette
Mary Irene Maclaughlin
New Virginia
L. E. Mace ‘Laughlin
Park Avenue SE