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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1939

Page

11

Diverse Community Snippets and Humorous Anecdotes Parade in Iowa Column

A collage of light notes and mini stories from Cedar Rapids and environs. Olio includes aviation memories, a detective misstep, Opie Read reminiscences, Beethoven club name mix ups, bus humor, barber shop misfires, Armistice Day child’s moment, and birthday gift ideas trading The New Yorker for The Gazette.

Phoebe Montgomery Myrna Marshall Neil New Yorker Myrna Rozzie Pickford Gazette

A A U W Group Meetings Across Cedar Chapter

The A A U W groups meet with Mrs. Harold Kolar 440 Sinclair Ave SE for a contemporary literature review of Black Majesty by Vandercook. Social studies group gathers with Mrs. John Parke 2319 C Ave NE. International Relations group meets at Mrs. Wayne J. Foster 2304 Hillcrest Dr SE. Areme Circle Cedar Chapter No 184 O E S meets at Mrs. Anna Lamey 353 Park Ter Race SE with hostesses. Short program and all Cedar Chapter members invited.

Harold Kolar Sinclair Avenue Arthur C. Naibert Vandercook John Parke C Avenue NE V. C. Grant Consumers Cooperative Movement Wayne J. Foster Hillcrest Drive Areme Circle of Cedar Anna Lamey Park Terrace SE Mildred Greenawalt Pauline Dusdicker J. Kitterman Olive McNabney H. V. Morgan Lillian Bort D. P. Schwarzentruber Ruth Cress Birdena Smart Pearl Robinson Hazel Cass Rufus Culver Milo Loomis Frank Filip Kenneth Hastie Cedar

Luncheon For Wives Of Elks Members Planned

The Elks Club hosts a Tuesday 1 p.m. buffet luncheon for wives with guests to form tables for bridge 500 or pinochle. Prizes at each table and a display of holiday table settings are featured. Committee members include Mrs. E Harold Skinner Mrs Don Hines Mrs William P Whipple Mrs M F Mitralsky and Mrs Lynn G Swaney.

Elks Club Don Hines Elks E. Harold Skinner Hines William P. Whipple M. F. Mitralsky Lynn G. Swaney

Three Pianos To Be Used In Recital At Coe College

Cedar Rapids awaits an unusual piano recital in the Coe College chapel Tuesday at 8 15 pm Prof Max Daehler leads the junior grand ensemble of three pianos with five child performers Esther Armstrong Ruth Labes John Hickman Wilson Dunn and Rockwell Daehler The program mixes miniature ensemble pieces and works by Couperin Brahms and Liszt ending with pieces by Ravel Prokofieff and Schubert Toussaint

Cedar Rapids Coe College Max Daehler College Esther Armstrong Robert Armstrong Pleasant Hill Ruth Labes Fred Labes Cedar Rapids Country Club John Hickman Marshall Hickman Second Avenue SE Wilson Dunn Allen J. Dunn Avenue NE Rockwell Daehler Daehler Prof Couperin Brahms Ravel Prokofieff Schubert Tausig Prof Daehler Lindow Pierne Rockwell Daehler

Maryflower DAR Chapter Hosts Forty at Friday Meeting

Maryflower D A R members and guests gathered at Mrs. George W. Corey’s home in Park Terrace SE for luncheon after a January Friday meeting. Reg ent Mrs. Carl D. Thomas led the session with secretary Mrs. F L Diserens assisting. Kipling Recessional read, and talks on Europe trips and Thanksgiving traditions featured. Betty Hemsky, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hemsky, pledged to Kappa Epsilon and elected secretary treasurer of the AS Pharmacy at the University of Iowa.

Mayflower Daughters of the American Revolution George W. Corey Park Terrace SE G. M. Wodtke W. H. Hasek C. E. Fisher J. H. Ramsey Carl D. Thomas F. L. Diserens Milo Wenger Katherine Franken E. E. Schenefelt Rudyard Kipling John E. Stansbury Europe B. L. Sheldon Betty Hemsky William Hemsky University of Iowa Kappa Epsilon Hemsky Associated Students of Pharmacy College of Pharmacy

Woman's Club Departments Program and Meetings

The Woman's Club announces department programs directed by Miss Andrea Johannsen with officers named for the American Home department. Board meetings precede the general session, followed by “Art in the Amanas” with Amana colonies guests, lace work, paintings by Carl Flick, and rare 1829 pictures. Hostesses and coordination details are listed.

Andrea Johannsen American Home Department Gilbert Thompson C. C. Hillhouse Victor Holec Amanas Amana Petit Point Carl Flick A. D. Holbrook Mabel Caffee J. B. McPherson R. T. Lubbock A. B. van Dyke Cochairmen

Make Up Trolley And Bus Groups To Iowa Game

Local athletics office coordinates transportation for the Iowa game arranging make up trolley and bus groups. Officials urge fans to join carpools or reserve seats promptly for the event day.

Iowa

Needlework Guild Aids Needy With Garments This Week

Cedar Rapids Needlework Guild concludes ingathering of two new garments or donations of money for distribution to public agencies. Items go to Public Health Nursing, Children's Home, Linn County relief, Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals, Sunshine Mission, Home for Aged Women, city schools, and more. After-game bus trip and social at Club, attendees dined and continued with cocktails and Dutch treat events.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Cedar Rapids E. P. Ristedt The Public Health Nursing Association Children's Home Linn County Relief Department South Side Ladies Charity Mercy Hospital St. Luke's Hospital Sunshine Mission Home For Aged Women

Five Nephews Visit Dr Krause and Dinner Gatherings Dominate

The report notes Dr. Krause hosting a family dinner to honor five visiting nephews and their families. A dinner party at Dr. and Mrs. Zuercher’s featured a lounge chair gift for Dr. Krause and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and their son William, Miss Daisy Brothers, and Walter Brothers.

Zuercher Krause Arthur Smith William Daisy Brothers Emmetsburg Walter Brothers Marshalltown

Calendar of events for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and beyond

Final day of the photographic salon at Cedar Rapids public library runs 2 to 6 p.m. Iowa City hosts homecoming vesper at Macbride auditorium at 8 p.m. P. T. A. panel meets 7:30 p.m. First Presbyterian chapel Cedar Rapids. Also stage shows, lectures and musical events including Heifetz in Davenport.

Cedar Rapids Little Gallery Public Library Iowa City Macbride Auditorium First Presbyterian Chapel Henry Scherer Paramount Theater Marengo—Adult School Forum Max Mayer Des Moines McKinley High School Marriage of Nannette Iowa City—University William Lyon Phelps Yale Macbride

Sob Sisters and a Pioneer Woman Reporter Return

After twenty years away, Mrs. R. E. Josh Wilson returns to Cedar Rapids to live with her sister. The Gazette’s first woman reporter, once known as Mabel Chadband, recalled for bylines on jail visits, stage stars, and odd stunt tales. Her marriage to city editor Josh Wilson sparked rivalries and a staged newsroom tie before their honeymoon even began.

Wsil G R. E. Josh Wilson Wichita Fred Gray Third Avenue SE The Gazette Mabel Chadband Old City Wilson Omaha Cedar Rapids Illinois

Mabel Wilson’s Rise From Cub Reporter To Gazette Editor

Out of town journalist Mabel Wilson began at sixteen on the Pantagraph in Bloomington and rose to edit Champaign Gazette. She covered Marion courthouse scenes daily in Cedar Rapids trolley days and faced mobbing when exposing jail conditions. Her wit and grit won trust with Judge Milo P. Smith and earned the nickname Joe. Her Gazette career marked by first woman reporter status and a notable scoop.

Mabel Wilson Bloomington Cub Champaign Gazette Cedar Rapids Marion Mabel Chadband Milo P. Smith Joe the Gazette

Local Hosts Plan Multiple Honoring Events This Week

Social gatherings promote visiting guests at several homes. Mr and Mrs Shuttleworth host a buffet for the Hutchisons while Mr and Mrs Sandrock of Janesville stay with Mr and Mrs Gertsen. A breakfast honors the Sandrocks hosted by Mr and Mrs Quarton. Mrs Rothchild’s guests include Mr and Mrs Amen and Mr Van Fossen as they visit from Minneapolis. Chapter IH of PEO meets for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs Gray. Vernon Heights Reading club plans a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel with Mr Wetzel and Mr Newlin departing for Indiana Technological School.

Second Avenue SE Shuttleworth Hutchisons H. F. Sandrock Janesville Wis A. C. Gertsen Twenty Sixth Street Drive Sandrocks William B. Quarton Third Avenue SE H. L. Rothchild St. Paul A. W. Doubrasky Washington Avenue Harlan R. Amen Vernoncourt R. L. van Fossen Minneapolis Doubraskys

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Raven Shuttleworth Bill Kudina Earl Stanley Opie Read Paul D. Fillmore Read Fillmore Coopertown S. D Opie Florida United States South Dakota Gerald P. Nye Beethoven Club Gladys Barker Margaret Pratt Mary Pratt Gladys Barger Vernon Heights A.au.w Social Studies Areme Circle Ministers Wives Association Marion Presbyterian Church Eighth Avenue Twelfth Streets Milo E. Wenger Children of God Marilyn Cusack Fifteenth Street Rita Spaight Jane Dorman Mary Jayne Klaassen Rita Marie Power Betty Ann Klimes Bernice Pliffner Irene Phelps Bach Liszt Cythera Paganini Brahms Acus Prakofleff Marche’ Militaire Schubert-Tousle Prof Dachier Maryflower D.A.R Woman's Club Departments Carl Heinen Woman's Club General Federation of Women's Clubs Charles Earhart L. C. Schucknecht L. L. Owen T. H. DeWees W. R. Armstrong Aulden Griffin G. T. McKibben W. R. Foor G. ¥. Swartzendruber Matilda Snouffer Joseph Barnley Wwen Krickard C. Heinen T. McKibben Herbert DeWees L. A.’ ‘Talbott LeRoy Klersey Henry Carey Ohinlow Willow Wayne Basier Elks ‘Club A. G. Brown Dial David Lehti Nature and Garden Nature and Garden Department Anna Calderwood T. K. Hefner H. M. Holte Fay Schwartzentruber Health Education Health Education Department Juanita Kenesick Children’s Hospital George King Edgar McNall Needlework Guild Project Country Club T. M. Ingersoll L. P. Boudreaux William Baker Nashville Dr. Krause Alpha XI Delta Mothers Club Meeting Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club Paul Huston Twelfth Street NW W. W. Richards L. S. Halpin Pla-Mor Art Butterfield William Myers Elvice Milburn Butterfield Bill Stitkons Husbands and Wives Bishop's Cafeteria Danceland Bishops Queen Esther Circle Queen Esther King’s Daughters F. L. Shramek Grande Avenue SE A. E. Chase A. G. Barton H. Minor O. F. Paulsen Iowa Theater Sinclair Memorial Chapel Paul Harris, Jr America First Baptist Church Town Union Iowa City—High School Old Capitol Northwestern Evanston Davenport Jascha Heifetz Tri- City Symphony Orchestra Oscar Anderson Chicago Masonic Temple Brabbit-Taylor King Band Instruments 1St Ave R. E. Wilson Thompson Photo McKabe Osen McRabe Oan Dows Bldg ZOOM FHONE Sunday Desk Shanra ¢N Josh Wilson Republican Josh Josh Wilsons Collleagues P.E.O R. D. Gray Grant Miller C. Harve Geiger Reading Club Rooseveltotel Fort Wayne George Wetzel Grant Wetzel Seventh Avenue SE Gene Newlin Fort Wayne, Ind Mr. Newlin Indiana Technological School Helen Heald R. T. Heald Charlotte Conway Third Street
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