Miss Danberg And Hammond Name Wedding Attendants
The wedding of Miss Vivian Danberg and Robert M. Hammond of Newark New Jersey will be held Saturday at 7 p m at the bride's home on First Avenue West. Miss Elin Carstens will be maid of honor and John Finnigan of New York City will be best man. Attendants include Mrs Everett Maresh and Mrs L A Woodward of Detroit and other relatives arriving for pre nuptial parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Danberg
Robert M. Hammond
Newark
N. J
First Avenue W
Elin Carstens
Danberg
John Finnigan
New York City
Mr. Hammond
Everett Maresh
L. A. Woodward
Detroit
Hammond
C P. Hammond
M. C. Danberg
Moline
Neil Danberg
Denver
Colo
Russell Smailey
Out of Town Guests Honor Social Affairs Week
A sequence of midweek social events saw out of town guests honored at parties across Cedar Rapids. Hostesses included Mrs. John H Wallace and Mrs. Pearman, hosting guests from DePauw University, Clinton, Minneapolis, and beyond, with luncheons, teas, showers, and a dinner celebrating visiting dignitaries and local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Wallace
Ridgewood Terrace
Joanne Crawford
DePauw 1Aaersity
Greencastle
Ind
William C. Crawford
Crawford
Harry ©. Marshall
Wal
Service Club Meetings Set For Thursday And Friday
Meetings of the service club are scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 pm and Friday at 10 pm at the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Democracy and efficiency in balance urged by Dr Hickok at LWV lunch
Dr Charles T Hickok told League of Women Voters members that democracy must be both democratic and efficient. He warned totalitarian regimes are efficient but democracy must prioritize welfare, balance powers, candid leadership, and well-studied public questions. He cited Bill of Rights limits on free speech and religion and urged racial tolerance. Mrs R K Stoddard introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hickok
League of Women Voters
Commonwealth Tea Room
Dr. Hickok
St Paul
Hickok
R. K Stoddard
Lieutenant Naibert returns to Fort Warren after leave
Lieut. R. L. Naibert came back Wednesday to Fort Warren Cheyenne Wyoming from a ten day leave with his parents Dr and Mrs W F Naibert of 2404 Grande avenue In Graettinger he joined his father and Mr and Mrs O J Elsenbast at 225 Sixteenth street SE for a few days of visits and pheasant hunting with Elsenbast family Virginia?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Naibert
Fort Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. F. Naibert
Grande Avenue
Naibert
O. J. Elsenbast
Sixteenth Street
Graettinger
Mr. Elsenbast
Higleys Relocate to Ames for Life Insurance Career
Mrs. M. Feder hosted a luncheon at the Commonwealth Tearoom honoring Miss Ruth Padzensky on her engagement to I. M. Feder. Padzensky is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Padzensky of Candles and Roses Drive SE. The event drew eighty five guests from Rock Island, Marshalltown, Belle Plaine, Waterloo, Davenport and Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Feder
B Avenue NE
Commonwealth
Ruth Padzensky
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Belle Plaine
Waterlon
Davenport
Vinton
Aunt Het on Writers Paid for Not Writing
Aunt Het jokes that farmers aren’t the only ones paid for not doing work as she recalls New York writers earning money for not writing about people. The remark centers on idle industry and creative pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thanksgiving Visitors Roam Cedar Rapids For Holiday
Cedar Rapids residents plan weekend travel and hosting guests for an early Thanksgiving. Local families list relatives arriving from Chicago Evansville Duluth Chicago St Paul Quincy and other cities for weekend visits and celebrations. Visitors include Mrs G armer Heath and Phil Johnson, Miss Joanne Crawford and family, and Miss Esther Olmsted with Dr W H Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
EJ. Larimer
Fifth Avenue SE
Garimer
Herbert W. Heath
Heath
Villisca
Phil Johnson
Leavenworth, Kan
Joanne Crawford
DePauw University
Greencastle, Inc
William C. Crawford
Vernon Drive
Barbara Marshall
Verne Marshall
Knollwood Drive
F. QO. Fiske
Fiskes
Proctor Fiske
Chicago
Jeanne Marshall
Northwestern University
Evanston
Esther Olmsted
Second Avenue SE
W. H. Olmsted
St. Louis
Reginald B. Figge
Grande Avenue SE
Gretchen
Janet
Fredric
Decorah
Mrs Figge
H J Simonds
Ossian
Mc Figge
Fred Jo Figge
Visiting Anthony Family Hosts Various Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Paul Anthony of Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey visit their son Paul Anthony Jr at 1603 Fighting Avenue SE and attend informal gatherings with Model Railroad club officers from McKinley school. The group also enjoys a trip to Iowa City to see Mississippi at the University theater and dinner at Amana Ox Yoke Inn amid local lodge entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anthony
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Paul Anthony, Jr
Fighth Avenue
Ida Boyer
Fifteenth Street SE
Russell
Commonwealth Tea Room
John Simareck
Wayne Swan
Jim Westcott
Model Railroad Club of
McKinley School
Anthony, Jr
Harmony circle of the King's Daughters hosts Springville gathering
Harmony circle of the King's Daughters was entertained at dinner by Mrs. E. M. Victorine at her country home near Springville. The business session was led by president Mrs. A. W Daniels and 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, Mrs. Byron Cope and daughter Mary. Mrs. A. C. Hines of 371 Twenty-first Street SE will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Blake Boulevard
Marwad Gates
Farmer's
Cedar Rapids
Clara McCoy
Clinton
Sandoe Jordan
Twenty-fifth Street
Sumner
Quarton
Indian Road
Jortney
Richard Rugg
Gladbrook
Roswell H
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
Byron Cope
Mary
A. C. Hines
Twenty-first Street
Wacoka Camp Fire Meets at First Presbyterian Chapel
Mrs. A W Doubrasky guard ian 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 her wood gatherer rank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A W. Doubrasky
Wacoka
First Presbyterian Church
Dolores Vernier
Build Through Better Homes Women Told at Tea
Mrs. David Lennox Jr of Marshalltown addressed Cedar Rapids Woman's club on The Universal Safety Valve. She urged unity with Farm Bureau DAR PEO and League of Women Voters to strengthen American homes and democracy against Nazi influence, stressing books and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lennox
Marshalltown
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids
Lennox
Woman's Club
Mrs. Lenox
Hitler
America
Woman's Club Chorus
Lulu Engleman Welty
Carew
Clokey
Oley
PEO JH Members Host Dessert Luncheon at Van Horn Home
Chapter JH of PEO entertained with a dessert luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. J. P Van Horn's home 1825 Bever Avenue SE. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. J. F. Rail and Mrs. G. R Liddle. Mrs. E. I. Heuer spoke on The Stranger in Our Midst about immigrants in the United States. Guests included Mrs W. H. Morse Mrs. Ada Crocker Mrs. C J Lynch and Mrs. F. O Hillman of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
J. P van Horn
Bever Avenue SE
J. F. Rail
G. R Liddle
E. I. Heuer
United States
W. H. Morse
Ada Crocker
Dot and Dash Club Hosts Picnic Night Social
The Dot and Dash club entertained their husbands at a Sunday picnic supper at the Andrew J. Emmerick home 718 Second avenue SW. Prizes for bingo and games went to Mrs Herbet Mericle Mrs Russell Merrifield Mrs George 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
George Klumpar
Mr. Emmerick
John Threkald
Leslie Rawson
Drex Benedict
Eric Erickson
West Side W. C. T. U. Plans Fun Night
The West Side W. C. T. U. plans a picnic supper and fun night program at 1012 First Avenue West, hosted by Mrs. Nettie Sisain. Attendees should bring a covered dish and table service. the event starts Thursday at 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Sisain
First Avenue W
West Side
Cottey College Discussed At FO P EO Meeting
Miss Evelyn Street assisted by Miss Betty Johnson led the program on Cottey College at the FO P E O chapter gathering held Tuesday at Mrs. W. E. Peschau home 360 Park Terrace SE. Miss Johnson attends Coe College. Luncheon preceded the meeting with Mrs. Peschau aided by several hostesses. Guests included Mrs. Charles T Hickok and Mrs. Arthur Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Street
Betty Johnson
Cottey College
W. E. Peschau
Park Terrace
Johnson
Coe College
Peschan
Alice Page
Arthur Biddinger
M. H. Morrison
Charles T Hickok
Arthur Barlow
Credit Women’s Breakfast Reviews The Amazon Throne
The Credit Women’s Breakfast club met at the Montrose hotel on Wednesday morning and heard Mrs. M. Ro Warren review The Amazon Throne by Bertia Harding. Miss Mildred Tappen won the attendance prize. A perfect attendance meeting is planned for December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's
Montrose Hotel
M. Ro Warren
Bertia Harding
Mildred Tappen
Miss Marion Fish Returns From Six Week Western Vacation
Miss Marion Fish of 1313 Third avenue SW came home Tuesday night after a six week trip through Lewis town Montana Denver and Colorado Springs Scotts Bluff Nebraska and Atlantic and Anita Iowa starting in the west and ending in her home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Fish
Third Avenue SW
West
Lewistown
Mont
Denver
Colorado Springs
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Atlantic and
Anita
Iowa
Thanksgiving Basket Offering Plans At Circle Luncheon
Mrs W E Miller hosted the Louise Lei bert circle of the King's Daughters at a dessert luncheon on Tuesday at 1902 Eighth avenue SE. 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 set. The next meeting is December 2 at the home of Mrs Fred W Niesz 1802 Fourth avenue SE.
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
Speak er Vera Reid keynotes Palm Grove Woodmen meeting
Mrs Vera Reid spoke at the Supreme Forest Woodmen circle Palm Grove No 1 meeting in the I C O F hall 838 First Avenue EF Balloting on candidates followed the business discussion Plans were made for a potluck supper at the December meeting with members and friends invited Mrs Margaret Best state manager will attend for class initiation and election of officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Reid
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Palm Grove No
First Avenue
Margaret Best
Birthday list omission at Kahga Camp Fire party
Sally Strothers was not named among the birthday celebrants at a Kahga Camp Fire girls party held Monday at the home of Mrs. John D. Day on 1967 C avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahga Camp
John D. Day
C Avenue NE
Sally Strothers
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club Meets for Thanksgiving
Mrs W H Richardson hosted a luncheon for 23 guests at 1953 Second Avenue SE. Committee in charge included Mrs T P Boone Mrs H G Mead and Mrs L W Dunlap. A Thanksgiving program prize was won by Mrs E Borschel and members sewed for Red Cross. Plans were made for a Christmas party December 16 with Mrs Carl Stookey hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Richardson
Second Avenue SE
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers’ Club
T. P. Boone
H. G. Mead
L. W. Dunlap
A. E. Melsa
E. ¥. Borschel
Red Cross
Carl Stookey
Horizon club installs officers at First Presbyterian meeting
Horizon club at the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday elected Elizabeth Barber president Elaine Wilson vice president Harriet Dauchy secretary Barbara Cartwrights treasurer and Jeanne Ferguson scribe The group plans a Christmas party December 16 and will arrange caroling holly sales and a Christmas dance Afterward members worked on hand crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horizon Club
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Barber
Elaine Wilson
Harriet Dauchy
Barbara Carwrithers
Jeanne Ferguson
Volunteer circle plans Thanksgiving basket for a needy family
The King's Daughters circle met Tuesday at Mrs Howard Brown's home 1706 K avenue NE for a dessert lunch. They will donate a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family. The afternoon included Red Cross sewing. next hostess is Mrs J A Stolar at 1717 C avenue 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 Meetings Cleveland Red Cross Tea and Program
The Cleveland P T A hosts a Red Cross tea Thursday from 2 to 5 pm at Mrs H N Steele’s home 251 Thirteenth Street NW. Members bring Red Cross sewing. Mrs Imogen B Emery spoke on Educating for Democracy to about 90 attendees and a Polk P T A program featured musical numbers and student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Red Cross
Cleveland P.T.A
H N. Steele
Thirteenth Street NW
Hilo
Island
Edward McLaud
Lionel Dawson
Rose Marie Listebarger
Marilyn Ward
Carol Shannon
Patricia Niles
Darlene Hestroffer
Delores Hanshaw
Mary Frances Jeanes
Norman Green
Charles Valght
Theodore Calamagnos
Fifth Grade Mothers Helped With Event Chairs
Mothers of the fifth grade pupils chaired by Mrs. Frank Richardson Mrs. Cliff Shannon Mrs. Ira Mentzer and Mrs. J H Gray assisted at the event with Mrs Della Garner and Miss Marjorie Bywater presiding at the refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Richardson
Cliff Shannon
Ira Mentzer
J. H. Gray
Della Garner
Marjorie Bywater
Briton Refutes Crates Delay on U S Planes
In the House of Commons London on Wednesday Minister J. T. C. Moore-Brabazon said American bombing and fighting planes shipped to Britain do not stay in crates for long except for one type ordered by France. He noted modifications are limited to essential changes for maximum operational efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Britain
House of Commons
J. T. C. Moore-Brabazon
America
Increased Japanese Pressure on Thailand Reported
A British spokesman said UK information shows Japanese naval activity indicating increased pressure on Thailand. Reports from British quarters note four Japanese cruisers have reached Saigon, French Indochina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thailand
Saigon
Indo China
Dean Philbrook Set to Speak at Iowa Consistory Banquet
Dean R. F. Philbrook of Davenport will address the Thursday banquet closing the Iowa Consistory’s ninety second reunion. The event starts at 6 p.m. with final degree work of the 32nd degree following at 7 30 p.m. Earlier, the seventeenth and eighteenth degrees were conferred and the twentieth degree will be conferred Wednesday night at 7 30 with William A. Leefers as degree master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean R. F Philbrook
Daven=port
Iowa
William A
Motor vehicles yield five percent of urban tax revenues
A Boston University Bureau of Business Research survey reports that motor vehicles account for five percent of all urban tax revenues. The finding highlights the significant role of vehicle-related taxes in city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Business Research
Boston University
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Miss Danberg
Laces
Bill
Jeanne
Frances
Florence Mae Wolfe
Twenty-third Steel Drive
Katherine Penman
Rocksland
Nthe
Cedar Rapids Art Association
George S. Josselyn
Twenty-third Street Drive
Pearmans
A R Menary
Dr. Menary
Sam Menary
Nadine Menary
Allayne Keneeny
Frank Scheible
Betty Shafer
Kenecny
Crescent Street
Mildred McKeeby
Phyllis Hatton
Margaret Massey
Mary Jane Plate
Gail Niesz
Ruth Mikulecky
Claire Booth
Catherine Berry
Ruth Mikulecki
Emmet Albaugh
Mt Vernon
Mikulecky
Ralph Moore
George Bradley
Lester Muskulecky
Harald Fernayn
Bert Scott
Osmond Berry
Ruth Reid
Margaret Jacobsen
Helen Rose
Ana Donohue
Caroline Beiry
Marmuie Reinheimer
Zelda Gilmore
Ida Patschke
Jane Scott
Marion
Nathan Port
Roland Port
Martelle
Joseph Mikulecky
Jean Moore
Wilma Smeltzer
Mt. Vernon
Maxine Mikulecky
Los Angeles
Mary Fiedler
Jumis Raddatz
Merle Albaugh
Mildred Gillmore
Marton
Mrs. Ford
Bette Dorlan
F 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 Daughhetee
W. C Dorlan
Sally Anne Ford
Thomas Carl Ford
Busenbark
Alice Thorne
Rockford Tl
Earl Busenbark
Phe Britt
2Nd St
Lieut. Naibert
Chandler Higleys
Ames
Chandler Higley
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Higley
Miss Padzensky
Scott McIntyre
Cottage Grove Avenue
MccIntyre
H. E Walters
Duluth
Minn
Jean
John the McIntyres
Illinois
Genevieve Crain
E. F. Moorman
Washington Avenue SE
Moorman
Sally Sweet
Robert Sweet
Tucie Imes
Orie S. Imes
Upland Drive
J. T. Taylor
Howard T. Fuller
Quincy
Nancy
Excelsior Springs
T. Whitock
New Jersey
Nome Rebekaw
Home Rebekah Lodge
Bess Jones
Florence King
Hattie DeNio
Bess Wilson
Maude Havorka
Nellie Vosburgh
Norvella Filis
Bertha DeMers
Ida Mae Danson
Mae Taylor
Ruth Hall
Mary Koppenhaver
Verbena Coswell
Henry Ellis
Gertrude Jackman
Viola Kucera
Stella Sheriff
Rebekah
Harmony Circle
Wacoka Camp Fire
Arthur C Goodall
A. T. DeBow
Oliver S Wilson
A. H. Mott
I. A. Johnston
Sara Nott
Linn County
E. T. Hubbard
R. R. Chapman
Iowa City
P.E.O
Credit Women’s Club Hears Book Review
Miss Marion Fish
Trip
Louise Leibert
Macy Tailored
Macy
Gazette
Penney
Miss Mary Omen
McCall
Vorizon Club
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 Schears
Irma Jean Davis
Patricia Smith
Teddy Suchomel
Leonard Kroupa
Joyce Johnson
Wilson Dunn
Ronald Wandrus
Farmer
Suzanne Fitzgerald
Betty Gregory
Donald Risk
Billy Satunders
Doris Dittrich
Marilyn Melendy
Social Hour
Virginia Field
U. S
Dean Philbrook
Pout
Diaemond
Second Street SE
Boegels
Second Ave
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