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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a dance event with scattered phrases and names. Likely a brief society item noting attendees and miscellaneous remarks, but details are unclear due to transcription errors. The passage preserves several proper nouns and places, suggesting a small community notices snippet.
A Hadassah conference focus unfolds with Henrietta Szold birthday tribute and a playlet Hadassans Call. Mrs Licht leads preparations with Mrs Kopel and a team arranging luncheon reservations registrations and reception duties as community singers and volunteers contribute.
The ladies auxiliary to the W W Post No. 722 will hold officer installations Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Agnes Dvorak of Clinton installing and Mrs Amanda Humphrey of Clinter deputizing. Star Lodge No 4 Degree of Honor recalls past presidents to meet Monday at 7 45 pm at Adeline Churchill 721 Seventh Avenue SE.
Royal Neighbor Hustlers Parlor City camp No 1799 will hold a card party Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs B Petersen 1431 Yourth Street SY. W B C T Z Conk Relief Corps No 11 will meet Tuesday at 2 for a pot luck luncheon followed by meeting and ritual. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and coffee. Queen Of The West Green No 2 will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs McGlaughin 639 Osk Avenue NE. Cards will be played and refreshments served.
A Newcomers Club dance occurred Saturday from 9 to 12 in the Crystal Room at the Mart, with a buffet, cards, and refreshments. Many attendees were listed by name, including Mr and Mrs, Prof and Mrs, and several guests, making it a social gathering with planned entertainment.
A garbled OCR line references places, names, and codes with incomplete context. The fragment mentions vehicles or events, numeric codes, and possible locations, but essential details are unreadable. No clear person, organization, date, or outcome can be reliably identified from the provided text.
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a sale action and local officials. readable parts reference land and a boundary or property context with uncertain details. The item reads as an incomplete public notice typical of a local property sale or auction.
The Y M C A Junior Board hosts a Sunday party open to all senior members and friends. The building opens at 7 PM and runs until 11 20 PM with ping pong, bowling, swimming from 2 30 to 9 30, and dancing to an orchestra from 9 30 to 11 30. A program is planned and admission is free.
The First Christian Church business girls class held its November meeting and party at Miss Helen Barden's home on Friday. Refreshments were served by the organizing committee Misses Banc a Claudine Themes Winnie fred Powell and Marguerite Hemmond. Rev Hisie Fytemar noted that Ake Cary of Indianapolis, a member of the Diseases of Ca zart, will be in Cedar Rapids December 19, 29 and 21.
Mr and Mrs Carl Butterfield were honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Butterfield s parents Bri and Mrs Cort Weltch at 223 Seventh Street NE Thursday evening. Local guests included Dorothy and Kathleen Creek Ollie Hinds Elsie Maths E Mathis Carl Check Jr and Mrs Butterfield Ur Mrs Lee Adeboridge and their son Les Jr. Out of town attendees included Mrs Helen Butterfield and her sons Milo and Leroy Alec Edgingun Center Point and Mr and Mrs Ceadlezy Grelmooxs and Mr and Mrs Charles Grelming Jr and teen son of Iowa City.
Arete Grele of Cedar chapter No 14 will meet at the care of Mer H C Watern, 2122 Creeme Drive SE. Priory at 22 pm. Mrs S Gerd chairs bravesund assisted by Mr Charles Huter, Mrs John McNaerney, Mrs Joan Hesten, Mr Cara Miller, Mrs Lillian feud and Mrs Starman. Cedar chapter members are in attendance.
Vercelgnian data from the First Lutheran church and a Hard Times Party at Mere pose. Twenty attendees were present. EuLte entertained the group. Mrs Gerege Palmer, a guest of the Clazi, gave readings.
Mrs Harley Planes and Mrs Louw Klever hosted a casual Friday gathering at their residence entertaining PF and Andr. Club members. The event featured light refreshments and friendly pranks with neighbors chipping in for games and conversation.
Sunlit fragment mentions timing and a family context with names and places. Readable pieces reference a meeting or event on a Tuesday with names and a nearby location, suggesting a community notice or social item. Details are scattered and dated, but the core hints at a scheduled gathering.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a page listing performers and dates for a musical or stage event. Names like Samia Cl and Roth C. Srexzet appear, with references to March dates and Cedar Rapids area. Specific acts or venues are not clear due to garbled characters.
Dorothy M M Jones, native of Wilkersborg, wed Norman Andrews on November 13 at Wee Kirk-O-Take Heathers Glendale California. Dorothy, a 1929 graduate with a light tech degree, later worked at Lezeview hospital Chicago and then as assistant supervisor at Lecreseraterium St Pier Cate. Norman Andrews, graduate of Wesleyan State College Groni, works for Mey Company in Los Angeles and belongs to Phi Gamma fraternity.
Mrs James Bever of 2227 Washington Ave entertained at a June luncheon Saturday at the Cedar Rapids Family Club in honor of her aunt. Visitor Moe WLSB from Toledo, Ohio, is in the city with Mr and Mrs Charles Denecke of 1744 Second Avenue SE. The gathering included ten attendees.
The Alpha Gemma Delta Mothers club will meet Thursday at 1 pm at the home of Mrs George L Erwin 761 Seventh Avenue Marion. Mrs C Ru Biddiex Mr L C Lowe Mrs J L Coon and Mrs P Hitnes will attend.
Lemida chapter of Beta Sigma Phi business girls meet at the Montrose Hotel Monday at 7 20 pm. Miss Frances Stewart will report on a Caribbean crime she covered this fall.
W.CTL TC's institute gathering set for November 2 at the West Avenue location. The session includes creation discussion, two picture exhibits, and a noon meeting with Jeivens Vara the state president presiding. Members will present two places. Be prepared with belongings for the event.
Wette Skrive Recer wilt be extertained at the home of Miss Padley 1157 Davecrve NE Wednesday at 240 pm Miss Schweitzer will chairment of hostesses and she will be as living in Cedar Basics.
Proceeds from a charity event sponsored by the Business and Secretions Workers Club will support underprivileged children in Ocean Springs. The Roosevelt social at 2 PM features a wresting table with prizes and Coor prizes. members are invited to attend.
The Cedar Bacids chapter of the Aneien Getid of Organiss will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the college chapel. Peter Busch will guide organists and end organ trio with Flers. An Emily address is listed for December 7.
Irencen Legion Auxiliary to Sactered Post No 5 holds two planed suppers Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at the Memes Building. Members are especially requested to attend. Excrew members are invited. Attendees bring the required items and the crew dishes. A program has been arranged by the entertainment committee with cards to be played later.
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