Mrs G E Reynolds Hosts Luncheon for Ida Thompson
Mrs Grant E Reynolds hosted twenty five friends at a luncheon in the Florentine room of the Hotel Roosevelt. Her guest of honor was Mrs Ida Thompson of Scranton, visiting until after Thanksgiving. Bridge was played and prizes went to Mrsmma Merritt, Mrs E J Buser, and Mrs Belden Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant E. Reynolds
Bever Avenue SE
Florentine
Roosevelt
Ida Thompson
Scranton
Reynolds
Mma Merritt
E. J. Buser
Belden Hill
Cherry couple expected back from Chicago today
Mr and Mrs Howard Cherry of 305 Nassau Street SE are due to return today after a trip to Chicago that began on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cherry
Nassau Street
Chicago
Racescene to Host Tri Delta Alliance Dinner
Racescene welcomes Tri Delta Alliance for a dinner Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock honoring freshman members of the active chapter. Guests include Jeanne Ballantyne Mary Gage Patricia Burkhalter Betty Beardsley Jane La Plant Virginia Kuning Mary Ellen Gorman Elizabeth Melberg Sarah Palmer Virginia Weld and others from Cedar Rapids Marion Chicago Omaha Mason City Knoxville and Oclwein. Dinner chair Mrs Howard R Green leads the committee with Mrs L M Ford Byron McKeely and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Race
Cottage Grove Avenue
Tri Delta Allance
Jeanne Ballantyne
Mary Gage
Patricia Burkhalter
Betty Beardsley
Jane la Plant
Virginia Kuning
Mary Ellen Gorman
Elizabeth Melberg
Sarah Palmer
Virginia Weld
Cedar Rapids
Catherine Cooper
Marian Busby
Lucile Holsinger
Marion
Margaret Johnston
Mary Jane Stangland
Helen Munns
Chicago
Margaret Cain
Omaha
Neb
Phoebe Sherman
Mason City
Dorothy Grant
Knoxville
Genevieve Huskey
Oclwein
Howard R. Green
Vite
L. M. Ford
Y. Byron McKeely
Marian Wptin
Katherine Bryan
Alpha Xi Alumnae Honor Freshmen With Picnic Bridge
Alpha Xi sorority alumnae plan a Tuesday picnic supper at 6 30 in the sorority rooms to compliment the freed men of the sorority. Hostesses are Mrs Harvey Coats Mrs Ruth Ferguson and Miss Maria Height. The evening closes with a bridge session and a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha X? Delta Sorority
Harvey Coats
Ruth Ferguson
Maria Height
Local Engagements and School Play Highlight Community News
A double wedding announcement from Morton Lemon and Eileen Longmire with Vernon Ellsworth families set for Wednesday November 23 at the McCrory home. At Benjamin Franklin junior high seven pupils staged Mother Earth and Her Children for PEO chapter DE with Edith Winn as Mother Earth and supportive guests attending at Mrs. Ramsey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Lemon
Eileen Longmire
Haverordaworth
M ‘Vernon
Ellsworth
W. Greer McCrory
Edna Mahnke
Merle Paul
Marion
Mother Earth
Benjamin Franklin
J. H. Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
Edith Winn
Pacifia
Dorothy Snouffer
Militeria
Margaret Hallgren
Britannicus
Homer Stone
Americanus
Kenneth Cochran
Orientus
Betty Nissen
Utopius
Ben Carnes
Ruby Byers
R. E. Meek
G. H. Walker
Iowa City
Florence McKibben
Mount Pleasant
Birthday picnic for Goughs attracts Mount Vernon guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Gough at 823 Daniels Street NE enjoyed a birthday picnic dinner Sunday with twenty two friends. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ben Neal and family of Mount Vernon Dorothea Alberta and Denny Neal, Mr and Mrs H S Hogle, George Elias, Mr and Mrs Merton Kepler of Mount Vernon, and Earl Gough and sons Robert and Billy with Mary Sorenson of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gough
Daniels Street
Ben Neal
Dorothea
Alberta
Denny
H S Hogle
George Elias
Merton Kepler
Mount Vernon
Earl Gough
Robert
Billy
Mary Sorenson
Cedar Rapids
Grace Kovar earns Torchbearer rank in Trinity Camp Fire
Grace Kovar is awarded the highest Camp Fire rank Torchbearer at Trinity Methodist Church during a friendship council. Virginia Morgan earns Firemaker, Margaret Lehmkuhl and Phyllis Wiley receive Woodgatherer, new members welcomed, guardians named, candle of love kept burning as a symbol of lasting friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Righty
Trinity Methodist Church
Friendship Council
Grace Kovar
Virginia Morgan
Margaret Lehmkuhl
Phyllis Wiley
Ardyce Louise Woodside
Ruth Sbokorney
Mary Ferris
de Lite May
Mardell Anderson
Phyllis Herman
Onalee Smith
Lea Youtzy
Betty Stephen
Margaret Frye
Jane Ann Herdlicka
Julia Wearding
Betty Lou Rogers
Mildred Cargin
Trinity Camp
Mesdames E. B. Rohn
Joe Wilson
F. L. Bokerney
E. B. Pryce
William Heisman
Sixty-Eight Attend Tory Literature Day at Cedar Rapids
Sixty eight women gathered Monday afternoon at the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club for a guest program by the Riceey and literature department. Mrs. O H Adams reviewed Marcia Davenport's Mozart biography and Mrs. G Hubert Artis discussed Washington Merry-Go-Round. Coe college students Marianne Dvorak Belva Butters Margaret Hayne Ida Mae Dunlap sang two numbers, tea followed served by Matilda Snouffer and Mrs. F Snyder with Ben Ogden presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Riceey
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
O. H. Adama
Marcia Davenport
Mozart
G. Hubert Artis
Washington
Coe College
Marianne Dvorak
Belva Butters
Margaret Hayne
Ida Mae Dunlap
Marie Huebsch
Matilda Snouffer
F. 8. Snyder
Ben Ogden
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Meet At Kemp Home
Sorority alumnae gathered Monday evening at 1540 Third Avenue SE the Kemp residence with Mrs. Lynn Swaney presiding They voted to assemble a Christmas box for a family in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Eric Kemp
Third Avenue SE
Lynn Swaney
Alice In Wonderland presented by Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department will stage Alice In Wonderland Wednesday afternoon in the public library children's room. Tickets, free but required for admittance, are distributed in the children's room. Mrs Don Atherton directs with Bertha Sargent in charge of costumes. H V Eliason stars as Alice. A second show is Friday at the Community House for local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Dramatic Art Department
Cedar Rapids
Don Atherton
Bertha Sargent
H. V. Eliason
Alice
Dysart
Dysart National Bank
Oxford Junction
Oscar Newton
Chicago
Pauline
Joseph Leslie Wight
Martin Podolak
Funeral services held for Mrs. Joe Wosoba in Baldwin
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist church in Baldwin for Mrs. Joe Wosoba 42 who died Sunday morning after a lingering illness. She was born May 28 1890 near Emeline Jackson county and wed Joe Wosoba March 4 1926. Survived by her father one brother and six sisters including Mrs. Gertrude Wagner Monmouth Mrs. Edith Lindiemer Mrs. Ray Stowers and Edgar De Moss Baldwin and Mrs Angeline Johnson Mrs Edna Baty and Mrs Carrie Hardin Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Methodist Church
Joe Wosoba
Ray Stowers
Edgar de Moss
Angeline Johnson
Edna Baty
Carrie Hardin
Maquoketa
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
WOC
Davenport
Cornell
Lucile Indra
Lena
Richard Tims
Tami
Winifred Lowe
Margaret Risser
Claude Rose
Newton
Indra
Helen M. Cummiing
Oxford
Henry Finefield
St. Mary's Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Clinton
John A. Glenn
Burlington Belle Plaine
Charles Warnock
Sioux City
Belle Plaine
E. S. Flynn
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
John
Mary Moran
Warnock
Johnson County
Iowa
Koszta
North Western Railway
Charles Vacek
Howard Wehde
Filomena Lasack
Mildred Peckosh
Fern Carrington
Melvin Peckosh
Pearl Allen
Howard Barto
Clyde Bogh
C. R. Smith
Onstow
Iowa News in Brief compact round up from many towns
Marshalltown court reconvenes for equity cases with Judge B O Tankersley presiding. Notable items include Ithaca and Clinton area changes, a Cornell quartet broadcast from Davenport, renewed pastor appointments, Belle Plaine funeral details, Dysart fair plans, and Wyoming oil stove fire with insured loss. (Approximately 230-270 chars.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
B. O. Tankersley
Marshalltown
District Court
Estate of
Jonah Merchant
Kersten Et al
Fink
Smelser
Aschenbrenner
Zieser
Rupprich
Tama
Minor Variations In Linn County Vote Canvass
Official canvass of Linn County for the November 8 election shows only small changes from unofficial results. Senator Smith W Brookhart’s total rose from 959 to 1006 after review of poll books. official figures came from sealed poll books inside envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Smith W Brookhart
Washington
Deaths in Brief Tightens Streets of Cedar Rapids Area
Bridge foreman R. D. Soper, 61, of Estherville, was fatally injured near Armstrong when buried under unloading bridge timbers. Funeral plans set for Mrs. Loretta L. De Vore in Batavia. Edward Bair, 50, found dead in bed in Cedar Rapids. coroner rules natural causes and no inquest. Bair’s surviving relatives listed. death attributed to heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Mathew Thiel
Thiel and Ross
N. E. Jacobs
Thiel
R. D. Soper
Estherville
Rock Island
Armstrong
Edward Bair
Sixth Street SE
Mike Speros
Joe Kroulik
R. A Vorpahl
Bair
Cedar Rapids
Robert Bair
Springville
Samuel E. Bair
Mount Vernon
Joseph Bair
Iowa City
E. E. Carl
Milwaukee
Wis
A. M.winter
Francis Bickel
D. W
Marriage Licenses Filed for Cedar Rapids Couples
William Frederick Ross and Ada Varner of Cedar Rapids applied for marriage licenses. Tony Michalek and Ruth Ebling of Linn County also filed for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frederick Ross
Ada Varner
Cedar Rapids
Tony Michalek
Ruth Ebling
Linn County
Luzerne Farmer Seeman Files Bankruptcy Petition
Albert Seeman of Luzerne filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court on Tuesday. He reported debts of 1720 dollars and assets of 677 dollars with an exemption of 160 dollars claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Seeman
Luzerne
Upswing Reported In Resources Of U S National Banks
The comptroller of the currency reports 6 085 national banks in the continental U S Alaska and Hawaii held resources of 22 565 995 000 on September 30 up 198 284 000 from the prior quarter and down 3 180 069 000 from a year earlier. Loans and discounts totaled 9 919 662 060 with declines yearly and quarterly while U S government securities rose to 3 662 669 000 and other bonds stood at 3 780 623 000 with yearly and quarterly decreases. Sleeping sickness noted as a tropical scourge in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
U S
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G.E. Reynolds
TRI Delt Alliance
Alpha XI
Longmire-Ellsworth
Franklin
Lapes
Trinity Methodist
Lasswell Ghota
Tru-Ari Cut
Alpha Gam
Ivy Ca
Portland
America
Welco
New York
Detroit
Denver
Salt Lake
Cit
Third Street
Montrose Hotel
Iowa News
Rose Hertle
Charles Teggatt
Albert Willie
Williamsburg
Elmer Broendel
Arthur Werning
Otto Kaessner
Newhall
Weise
Concordia Lutheran Church
Independence
Buchanan County District Court
R. W. Hasner
Eigh
Spring Ville
Butlers Opera House
Springville High School
Melvin Nelson
Marie Letts
Bruce Bowdish
Jane Reed
Kathryn Wild
Lucy Harris
John McNeilly
Lloyd Boxwell
Frederick Lacock
Edward Gregory
Andrew Gunderson
Wyoming
Emil Jansen
Dale Evers
George Dillo
Irene 'Carpenter
Donald" Starr
Kathryn Palmer
Vivian Battin
Katheryn Kenneally
Stalnaker
Vergene Alderson
Leland Carpenter
Donna Carnicle
Robert Fisher
Kathryn Farmer
Dale Elvers
Toledo
J. H. Yaggy
New
United Brethren
Yaggy
Minneapolis
Yale
Frank Cunningham
John W. Plubar, Jr
Arthur Fielding
Fielding
Mcgregor
Clayton County
W. H. Thomas
Edward Wickler
Monona
Lillian Schulte
Elkader
James T. Adams
Farmersburg
Wirkler
Garnaville
Edna Scholz
Guttenburg
Edna Ziegler
Luana
E. E. Aaring
St. Olaf
Hungerford
Volga City
E. M. Babcock
Wyoming Fire Company
de Vore
Loretta L. de Vore
Batavia
Methodist
Kitterman
Het Eet An
Lasswell
First Avenue
Craemer
Dawson Furnace Lump
St. SW
U. S
VOGUE
OLD King Coal
Kcy
St. Paul's Church Wreed
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