Wedding Attendants Named for Danberg Hammond Event
Miss Danberg and Mr. Hammond of Newark plan a Saturday wedding on 1220 Avenue W. Attendants include Woodward of Detroit, the bride elect’s sister. Mrs. C P Hammond of Newark and Mrs M C Danberg of Moline travel in, with Rev Neil Danberg of Denver and Mr and Mrs Russell Smalley of New York to arrive for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Danberg
Robert M. Hammond
Newark
N. J
Avenue W
An Woodward
Detroit
Hammond
C. P. Hammond
M. C. Danberg
Moline
Neil Danberg
Denver
Colo
Russell Smalley
New York City
Social Affairs Honor Out-of-Town Guests
Out of town guests were honored at midweek social events in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. John H. Wallace hosts Thanksgiving dinner at 1800 Ridgewood Terrace SE with guests including Joanne Crawford and the Crawford family. Other gatherings included a tea for Katherine Pearman in town for an art exhibit and multiple luncheons and a shower for Mrs. Frank Scheible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wallace
Ridgewood Terrace
Joanne Crawford
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
William C. Crawford
M. Crawford
Harry L. Marshall
Mrs Claire Booth Hosts Ruth Mikulecky Shower
Mrs Claire Booth and Miss Catherine Berry entertained for Ruth Mikulecky, Nov. 22 bride-elect, at Mt. Vernon home of Mrs Emmet Albaugh. Hostesses presented a corsage. Attendees included Mesdames Moore Bradley Mikulecky Fernow Scott Berry Reid Jacobsen Rose Donohue and others from Cedar Rapids Marion and Mt. Vernon. Gifts arrived from Los Angeles Cedar Rapids Marion and Mt. Vernon affiliates and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Booth
Catherine Berry
Ruth Mikulecky
Emmet Albaugh
Mt. Vernon
Magmie Reinheimer
Zelda Gillmore
Ida Patschke
Jane Scott
Marion
Nathan Martelle
Joseph Mikulecky
Jean Moore
Wilma Smeltzer
Maxine Mikulecky
Los Angeles
Mary Fiedler
Julius Raddatz
Merle Albaugh
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Gillmore
Gift Shower Honors Bride Elect Miss Gorlan
A personal gift shower for Miss Gorlan bride elect was hosted Monday afternoon by Mrs. S. Ford of 2200 Johnson Avenue NW. The event included Mesdames Richard Fosdick Roy Davis Guy Albert Harold Bertrand Ed Morrison A. W. Brockman Harold Wilson Mervin Shope Sam Shally E. E. Albert Alma Geiger William Daughheree of Vinton and W. C. Dorlan Sally Anne Ford and Thomas Carl Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gorlan
S. Ford
Johnson Avenue NW
Richard Fosdick
Roy Davis
Guy Albert
Harold Bertrand
Ed Morrison
A. W. Brockman
Harold Wilson
Mervin Shope
Sam Shally
E. E. Albert
Alma Geiger
William Daughheree
Vinton
W. C. Dorlan
Sally Anne Ford
Thomas Carl Ford
Mrs. Alice Thorne Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Alice Thorne of Rockford Til left for her home Tuesday after visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Earl Busenbark at 554 Knollwood Drive SE since Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Thorne
Rockford, Til
Earl Busenbark
Knollwood Drive
Service Club Schedule At Community House
The service club meetings are set for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. and Friday at 1 30 p.m. at the Community House.
Democracy and efficiency debated by Dr Hickok at LWV luncheon
Dr. Charles T. Hickok told League of Women Voters members that democracy must balance efficiency with public welfare. He warned totalitarian regimes are efficient but democracy requires leadership, teamwork, and study of public questions. He called for religious tolerance and racial equality. Mrs. R. K. Stoddard introduced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hickok
League of Women Voters
Commonwealth Tea Room
Dr. Hickok
St. Paul
Lieutenant Naibert returns to Fort Warren after leave
Lieut. R. L. Naibert arrived Wednesday back at Fort Warren Cheyenne Wyoming after a ten day leave with his parents Dr and Mrs W F Naibert 2404 Grande Avenue He spent part of the leave in Graettinger Ithaca region with Mr Elsenbast's family and pheasant hunting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Naibert
Fort Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. F. Naibert
Grande Avenue
Naistreet SE
Graettinger
Mr. Elsenbast
Higleys Establish New Home In Ames
Mr and Mrs Chandler Higley formerly of 1560 Mt Vernon Avenue SE have moved to Ames where Mr Higley will pursue a life in surance company employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler Higley
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Ames
Higley
Engagement Celebration for Miss Ruth Padzensky
Mrs. M. Feder hosted a luncheon at the Commonwealth Tearoom honoring Miss Ruth Padzensky, whose engagement to I. M. Feder was announced. The event drew 35 guests from Rock Island, Marshalltown, Belle Plaine, Waterloo, Davenport, and Vinton, with bridge and mahjong played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Feder
B Avenue NE
Commonwealth
Ruth Padzensky
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Belle Plaine
Waterloo
Davenport
Vinton
Aunt Het Claims Writers Paid for Rama Things
Aunt Het quips that farmers aren’t the only workers paid for doing little says she read about New York writers getting paid for Rama things about people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Early Thanksgiving Visitors Arrive in Cedar Rapids for Weekend
Cedar Rapids residents plan weekend visits and hosting during the early Thanksgiving period. Local families expect relatives from Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and Minnesota to arrive, with several traveling for holiday gatherings and weekend stays at homes across the city and nearby towns.
Women urged to build better homes amid wartime talk
Mrs. David Lennox Jr told Cedar Rapids Woman's club members that the most precious asset is the home and urged unity with groups like Farm Bureau and D A R to strengthen American households. She warned democracy defense requires informed citizens as she linked home sturdiness to resisting Nazi influence. The event included a club chorus and a tea with local hostesses and regional federation guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lennox
Marshalltown
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Lennox
Ao Federation of Women’s
Farm Bureau
D.A.R
P.E.O
League of Women Voters
Woman’s Club
Als
Mrs. Lennox
Hitler
America
Mrs
Woman's Club Chorus
Lulu Engleman Welty
Carew
Clokey
Oley
Anthonys of Hasbrouck Heights Guests in Iowa Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anthony and their son Paul Anthony Jr of McKinley school sponsor are guests of honor visiting in Iowa. They attend informal gatherings hosted by Mrs. Iida Boyer and others, dine at local inns, and view the University theater production Mississipp i in Owa City while staying with Miss Frances Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anthony
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Paul Anthony, Jr
Eighth Avenue SE
Iida Boyer
Fifteenth Street SE
Russell
Commonwealth Tea Room
John Simareck
Wayne Swan
Jim Westcott
Model Railroad Club of
McKinley School
Anthony, Jr
J. C. Wooleyhan
Fifth Avenue SE
Anthonys
Clinton Bradford
Harry Kelly
Amana
Mississip
University Theater
Owa City
Frances Prescott
Harmony circle hosts dinner at Springville home
Harmony circle of the Kings Daughters was entertained Tuesday by Mrs E M Victorine at her country home near Springville. The business session was led by president Mrs A W Daniels with devotions by Mrs E M Eaton. Guests included Mrs H J Newell and daughter Doris Jean, Mrs W E Victorine, and Mrs Wayne Hackett of Cedar Rapids, who will host the next meeting at 371 ity-first street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Blake Boulevard
Marvin J. Gates
Cedar Rapids
Clara McCoy
Clinton
Sandee Jordan
Twenty-fifth Street
Sumner D. Quarton
Indian Road
Richard Rugg
Gladbrook
Roswell H. Pickford, Jr
Arthur Tschirgi
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Earle G. Nichols
Corp. Owen T. Barry II
Fort Bragg
S. C
Harmony Circle of the
King's Daughters
E. M. Victorine
Springville
A. W. Daniels
E. M. Eaton
H. J. Newell
Doris Jean
W. E. Victorine
Wayne Hackett
Nes
Ity-First Street
Wacoka Camp Fire Group Welcomes New Member
Mrs A W Doubrasky met with the Wacoka Camp Fire group Tuesday in the chapel of First Presbyterian church. A new member is Dolores Vernier. Three of the girls worked on the trail seekers rank and four on the wood gatherer rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Doubrasky
Wacoka
First Presbyterian Church
Dolores Vernier
Immigrant theme marks PEO dessert session
Members of chapter 1H PEO were entertained at a dessert luncheon held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J P Van Horn 1825 Bever avenue SE with assistant hostesses Mrs J F Ball and Mrs G R Liddle. Mrs E I Heuer presented The Stranger in Our Midst focusing on immigrants in the United States, with guests Mrs W H Morse HJ Mrs Ada Crocker DK Mrs C J Lynch GM and Mrs F O Hillman DF of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
J. P. van Horn
Bever Avenue SE
J. F. Ball
G. R. Liddle
E. I. Heuer
United States
W. H. Morse
Ada Crocker
C. J. Lynch
F. O. Hillman
Toledo
Dot and Dash Club Hosts Picnic Fete
Members of the Dot and Dash club entertained their husbands at a picnic supper Sunday evening at the Andrew J. Emmerick home 718 Second Avenue SW. Prizes for bingo and games were won by Mrs. Herbert Mericle Mrs. Russell Merrifield Mrs. Klumpar Mr. Emmerick John Threkald Leslie Rawson Drex Benedict and Eric Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot and Dash Club
Andrew J. Emmerick
Second Avenue
Herbert Mericle
Russell Merrifield
Klumpar
Mr. Emmerick
John Threkald
Leslie Rawson
Drex Benedict
Eric Erickson
Picnic supper and fun night planned by the West group
The home of Mrs. Nettie Sisam at 1012 First Avenue West hosts a Thursday 6:30 p.m. gathering for a picnic supper and social evening. Attendees are asked to bring a subsea dish and their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Sisam
First Avenue W
Cottey College Discussed At FOPEO Meeting
Miss Evelyn Street led the program on Cottey College at the FO, P. E. O. meeting held Tuesday at Mrs. W. E. Peschau’s home 360 Park Terrace SE. Miss Betty Johnson, a former student, assisted and is attending the college. Luncheon preceded the meeting with Mrs. Peschau assisted by Miss Alice Page Mrs. Arthur Biddinger and Mrs. M. H. Morrison Jr. Guests included Mrs. Charles T. Hickok and Mrs. Arthur Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Street
Betty Johnson
Cottey
P. E
W. E. Peschau
Park Terrace
Johnson
Tce College
Peschau
Alice Page
Arthur Biddinger
M. H. Morrison, Jr
Charles
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Sees Review at Montrose
The Credit Women’s Breakfast club met Wednesday at the Montrose hotel and heard Mrs. M. R. Warren review The Amazon Throne by Bertia Harding. Miss Mildred Tapper won the attendance prize. A Dec 3 perfect attendance meeting was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s
Montrose Hotel
Miss Marion Fish Returns From Six Week West Vacation
Miss Marion Fish of 1313 Third avenue SW came home Tuesday night after a six weeks trip through the West visiting Lewiston Montana Denver Colorado Springs Scotts Bluff Nebraska and Atlantic and Anita Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Fish
Third Avenue SW
West
Lewistown
Mont
Denver
Colorado Springs
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Atlantic
Anita
Iowa
Ladies of the Louise Lei Bert circle host dessert luncheon
Mrs. W. E. Miller on 1902 Eighth avenue SE entertained Louise Lei bert circle of the King's Daughters Tuesday with a dessert luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Fred Jesina of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Owen Tisdale of Marshalltown. Mrs. M. Sopousek led devotions and plans for a Thanksgiving basket offering were discussed. The next meeting is set for December 2 at Mrs. Fred W. Niesz’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Miller
Eighth Avenue SE
Louise Leibert Circle
The
King’s Daughters
Fred Jesina
Cedar Rapids
Owen Tisdale
Marshalltown
M. Sopousek
Fred W. Niesz
Fourth Avenue SE
Mrs Vera Reid Speakers at Palm Grove Circle Meeting
Mrs Vera Reid spoke at the Supreme Forest Woodmen circle Palm Grove No 1 meeting in the I O O F hall 838 First Avenue East Balloting on candidates followed business. Plans were made for a potluck supper at the December meeting with members and friends as guests. Margaret Best state manager will be here for class initiation and election of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Reid
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Palm Grove No
First Avenue E
Margaret Best
Birthday list omits Sally Strothers at Kahga Camp Fire party
At a birthday gathering hosted by Kahga Camp Fire girls on Monday in Mrs. John D. Day’s home at 1967 C avenue NE, Sally Strothers was accidentally left off the guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahga
John D. Day
C Avenue NE
Sally Strothers
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club Plans Christmas Party Hostess Named
The Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club met to arrange a Christmas party on December 16 with Mrs. Carl Stookey named as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha XI Delta Mothers’ Club
Carl Stookey
Horizon club installs officers at First Presbyterian meeting
Horizon club at the First Presbyterian Church elected Elizabeth Barber president Elaine Wilson vice president Harriet Dauchy secretary Barbara Carrithers treasurer and Jeanne Ferguson scribe. The group plans a December 16 Christmas party and caroling sales of holly and a Christmas dance. After the meeting members worked on hand crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horizon Club
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Barber
Elaine Wilson
Harriet Dauchy
Barbara Carrithers
Jeanne Ferguson
Volunteer circle plans Thanksgiving basket for needy family
The King's Daughters circle met Tuesday at Mrs. Howard Brown's home 1706 K Ave NE for dessert lunch. Members worked on Red Cross sewing and voted to give a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family. Next host will be Mrs. J A Stolar at 1717 C Ave NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
Howard Brown
K Avenue NE
Red Cross
J. A. Stolar
C Avenue NW
P T A Red Cross tea at Cleveland home and Polk PTA talk
Cleveland P T A sponsors another Red Cross sewing tea to be held Thursday from 2 to 5 p m at Mrs H N Steele 251 Thirteenth Street NW Polk P T A hears Imogen B Emery speak on Educating for Democracy before 90 members stressing patriotism and religious instruction at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clveland
Red Cross
Cleveland P.T.A
H. N. Steele
Thirteenth Street NW
Edward McLaud
Lionel Dawson
Rose Marie Listebarger
Marilyn Ward
Carol Shannon
Patricia
Jene Hestroffer
Delores
Mary Frances Jeanes
Norman Green
Charles Valght
Theodore Anderson
Schroeder
Vernon Hajek
Leonard Kroupa
Mary Louise Jackson
Local event organizers and helpers listed
Dupis chaired by Mrs Franc with Richardson Mrs Cliff Shannon Mrs Ira Mentzer and Mrs J H Gray assisting. Mrs Della Garner and Miss Marjorie Bywater presided at the refreshment table.
Briton Denies U S Planes Stay In Crates
London report says American bombing and fighting planes shipped to Britain are not stored in crates for long. Modifications are limited to essentials to boost efficiency, reflecting latest combat experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
London
INS
Britain
Alwie ‘Bane Particuex
America
See Increased Jap Pressure On Thai
A Thai spokesman said British information shows growing Japanese naval activity implying more pressure on Thailand. Reports in British quarts note four Japanese cruisers have reached Saigon in French Indochina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
Saigon
Indo China
Dean Philbrook To Speak At Consistory Banquet
Dean R. F. Philbrook of Davenport will speak at Thursday night’s banquet ending the ninety second reunion of the Iowa Consistory. The event starts at p.m. with further Masonic degree work: the thirtieth degree at 7 30 following noon conferrals. the twentieth degree to be conferred Wednesday night at 7 30 led by degree master William A. Leefers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean R. F. Philbrook
Davenport
Iowa
Boston University survey shows urban tax revenue from vehicles
A Bureau of Business Research study at Boston University finds that five percent of all urban tax revenues come from motor vehicles. The report highlights vehicle taxes as a steady source for city finances and notes variation by locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Business Research
Boston University
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Miss Danberg
Mr. Hammond
Lace
Bill
Jeanne
Frances
Florence Mae Wolfe
Twenty-third Street
Katherine Pearman
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Public
George S. Josselyn
Pearman
A. R. Menary
Dr. Menary
Sam Menary
Nadine Menary
Allayne Konecny
Frank Scheible
Betty Shafer
Konecny
Crescent Street
Mildred McKeeley
Phyllis Hatton
Margaret Massey
Mary Jane Plate
Gail Niesz
Mrs. Ford
Bette Dorlan
Busenbark
Lieut. Naibert
Chandler Higleys
Miss Padzensky
MK Abe
E. J. Larimer
Vernon Drive
Barbara Marshall
Verne Marshall
E. O. Fiske
Decorah
Scott McIntyre
Cottage Grove Avenue
Moorman
Sally Sweet
Robert Sweet
Tucie Imes
Orie S. Imes
Upland Drive
J. T. Taylor
Howard T. Fuller
Quincy, III
Nancy
Excelsior Springs
T. J. Whitock
Arthur C. Goodall
A. T. DeBow
Oliver S. Wilson
A. Mott
L. A. Talbott
C. H. Westcott
E. W. Reed
H. W. Little
H. A. Hoberock
E. L. Russell
New Jersey
Resekah Lodge
Home Rebekah Lodge
Second Avenue SE
Mesdames Bess Jones
Florence King
Hattie DeNio
Bess Wilson
Maude Hovorka
Nellie Vosburgh
Norvella Ellis
Bertha DeMers
Ida Mae Dunsom
Mae Taylor
Ruth Hall
Mary Koppenhaver
Verbena Gosnell
Henry Ellis
Gertrude Jackman
Harmony Circle
Wacoka Camp
E.O
West Side
Cottey College
Credit Women’s Club Hears Book Review
Miss Marion Fish
Trip
Louise Leibert
Palm Grove NO. L
Macy Tailored
Macy
Fin
Gazette
Penney
New, York
Fabric ST
McCall
P.T.A. Meetings
Ern
Peggy Feddern
Deloris Hickey
Jimmie Burlingham
Dale Crozier
Wallace Smith
Lydia Hill
Duane Thenhaus
Jean Hunt
Charles Landis
Eddie Mason
Barbara Shaw
Jimmie Wasta
Charles Scheurs
Irma Jean Davis
Patricia Smith
Teddy Suchomel
Joyce Johnson
Wilson Dunn
Ronald Landrus
Farmer
Suzanne Fitzgerald
Betty Gregory
Donald Risk
Billy Saunders
Doris Dittrich
Marilyn Melendy
Social Hour
Virginia Field
Dean Philbrook
Pat
Lower Jewelry
Second Street SE
Cnet
Second Ave
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