Busy schedule of parties for Miss Jacobson bride
Multiple social events unfold this week for Miss Katherine Jacobson who is to wed on December 1. Attendees include Misses Houts Turechek Hach Adams King Moon Goods Swab Hungerford and others at homes on Washington Avenue SF and Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Jacobson
Fleanor Houts
Dorothy Houts
Wil
Washington Avenue SF
Miss Jacobson
Alma Turechek
Bernice Hach
Catherine Adams
Dorothy King
Ruth Moon
Mary Goods
Grace
Frances Swab
Marjorie Hungerford
Mds. Porter
Avenue NE
Otto Schiuter
Dean Hilborn
Schuter
Commonwealth Apartments
Mass Jacobson
Richard Lord
H H Doolattle
L. Wo Dunap
Dorotha Roberts
Local Dinner Party Hosts Include Lumback Canfields
John A Lumback and Mr and Mrs James Y Canfield of 1544 Second Avenue SE will host a dinner this evening with friends. Invitations list A J Diebold N P Craemer Leonard E Stark J J Studer George Laird Frank Welch S N Berry and M J Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lumback
James Y Canfield
Second Avenue SE
Bridge
A. J Diebold
N P. Craemer
Leonard E. Stark
J J. Studer
George Laird
Frank Welch
S. N Berry
M. J. Donnelly
Birthday Dinner for Mary Lou Protzman at Meadowbrook Drive
A dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs W F Protzman 2524 Meadowbrook Drive SE complements Mary Lou Protzman on her eleventh birthday tonight. Guests include Doris Cone Jean Severa Jean Walters Patricia Marshall Joan Jeffrey Joan Yessler Joan Davies Mary Frances Zuercher Rebecca Hallman Mary Alice Kemble and Margaret Barngrover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F Protzman
Meadowbrook Drive
Mary Lou Protzman
Doris Cone
Jean Severa
Jean Walters
Patricia Marshall
Joan Jeffrey
Joan Yessler
Joan Davies
Mary Frances Zuercher
Rebecca Hallman
Mary Alice Kemble
Margaret Barngrover
Dinner for twelve at the Grimm home on Tuesday
Mr and Mrs John M Grimm hosted a dinner at their 852 Fourth Avenue SE home Tuesday evening. They entertained a group of friends with seating for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Grimm
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Wortshek Speaks at Cedar Rapids Women Club
Principal speaker Miss Mary Wortshek addressed the Cedar Rapids Womans club ar department after a luncheon at the clubhouse attended by more than forty. She illustrated her talk on MO Viet to the Louvre with slides and reproductions of famous paintings. Mrs Charles F C Roberts also spoke on the Taft Alseum in Capernary Obie and Ruskin Sartbourne played French music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wortshek
Ar Department of the Cedar Baprds Womans Club
Ioree
Gimnan
Joe Sir Xo
Miss Muded Mac- Danerl
Mrs Moray Eby Installed Second Vice President of P E O
Mrs Moray Eby was installed as second vice president of the Iowa PEO sisterhood by state president Mrs De Fida W Lee at Chapter FO meeting in Davenport Tuesday afternoon A luncheon at the home of Mrs Arthur A Brooks preceded the ceremony with about sixty present including chapter FO presidents and guests from Davenport and other towns A poetry program by Mrs Henry L Sailor closed the event with thanks and well wishes from recording officers and members including out of town guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moray L. Eby
Iowa PF
Sisterhood
de Fida W Lee
Davenport
Eby
Arthur A Brooks
Third Avenue SE
F E Stull
W R. Kemble
Grace Lambert
Lee
Elizabeth Evans
Wayne Nichols
W W Anderson
AH West Liberty
Duncan
Shelbyville Mo
Keith Vawter
Walker
Junior Service League Nursery Gains National Approval
The day nursery at Community House has been accepted for membership in the National Federation of Day Nurseries after meeting its strict requirements. Edith Sunderland, a trained social worker, was hired as nursery director. The action was approved by the federation’s board on November 9, per New York headquarters to Miss Mary Stubbs, president of the Junior Service League. Last month the nursery cared for eight to ten children daily, including mothers who are ill or employed outside the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
National Federation of Day Nurseries
Edith Sunderlin
New York
Mary Stubbs
Rainbow Bridge PTA Hosts 250 at Hotel Roosevelt Tea
The Rainbow Bridge School Parent-Teacher Association drew more than 250 guests for a Tuesday afternoon event at the Hotel Roosevelt. Attendees enjoyed auctions for contract, five hundred, and pinochle, a decorated rainbow buffet, and a cake by an Arthur PTA member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
Arthur School Parent- Teacher Association
Arthur P. T. A
Annie Smithey
Arthur School
W D_= Elder
Arthur P T. A
Frank C dJiruska
J. L. Hartman
Marjory Moore
Schmidt
Charles Bode
Bast R Waddington
Ralph Podzimek
Ratcliffe
R. Wieland
Garnet McLean
Walter Miller
Ed Mally
B . Puckett
I T Wuson
Elmer Curry
Harry Rapaport
James Ryan
H N. Steele
Jefferies
W J Conway
O C Daehn
George W Smith
C W Cotting
W D Ralston
E. C Cooper
H H Wage
Business and Professional Women club hosts bridge party
Eighty members of the Business and Professional Women’s club held a daytime-to-evening bridge party in the Crystal ballroom of the Hotel Montrose. Prizes went to Florence Moses Nelle Crawford Ruth Howard Leona Sutherland and Louise Hathaway. Refreshments followed with Lorraine Dieman at a yellow and white decorated table. Hostesses included Matilda Snouffer Alice Hall Mary Paul L. Oakley Howell Lita Walker Lena Vogt Janette Howell and H L DeYoung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womens Club
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose
Florence Moses
Nelle Crawford
Ruth Howard
Leona Sutherland
Louise Hathaway
Lorraine Dieman
A. Matilda Snouffer
Alice M. Hall
Mary
Local Study Club Reports Anti Crime Conference in Washington
At the Tuesday Study club meeting held at Mrs. W E Warren’s home 211 Park Court SE Mrs C C Hunt summarized the Anti Crime conference in Washington DC October She and Mr Hunt were invited by Patrick Hurty to observe sessions Mrs R R Williamson introduced Mrs F W Hann who described the Labrador and Sir Wilfred Grenfell’s radical missionary work The Wide Awake class of Trinity Methodist Sunday school hosted an indoor automobile race with Bernice Dougall Margaret Batten Dorothy Holland among attendees and prize winners at a local store breech club event at Eugene L Khlinck’s Mount Vernon Ave SE tables lined with Gen ny Bridge prizes awarded to Elmer Heedriksen and Wilfred Smith etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E. Warren
Park Court SE
C C Hunt
Washington DC
Hunt
Washington
Patrick Hurtry
R R Williamson
F. W Hann
Wilfred Grenfils
Redical
Trinity Methodist Sunday School
Otto
Hansak
C Avenue NW
Bernice Dougall
Margaret Batten Trang
Dorothy Holland
Eugene L Khlinck
Mount Vernon Avenue
Elmer Heedriksen
Wimfred Smitherd Lye Stockwe
Homecoming at Valley Camp Royal Neighbor Meet
About 200 people attended the Royal Neighbor homecoming of Valley camp No 2136 in the Odd Fellow hall Friday evening. District Deputy Grace Bedford was introduced and a Juveniles drill and songs honored Mrs Bedford. Lenora Humble read. Elenor Havorka sang. numbers by Juanita Layer Dixie Mae Layer Evelyn Scur fork with Mildred Haldy and Lavone Scollen on piano. A letter from Mrs Fannie Herrmann was read by Ida Mae Danson who spoke of absent members. Bedford gave a talk. The program closed with a RN A drill supervised by Rose Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Camp
Hall
Grace Bedford
Mrs Bedford
Lenora Humble
Elenor Havorka
Irene Ten
Juanita Layer
Edna Mae Haldy
Dixie Mae Layer
Evelyn Scurfork
Mildred Haldy
Lavone Scollen
Fannie Herrmann
Ida Mae Danson
Bedford
R N A
Rose Stoddard
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Miss Irma Stangler in Swisher
Miss Irma Stangler enjoyed a dinner party on her birthday hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Stangler in Swisher. Attendees included Cedar Rapids guests and local families such as Earl Freeman Dan Harmon and others. Music was provided by Frank Sonka of Swisher and Billy Bent shek of Cedar Rapids for an evening of dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Stangler
Frank Stangler
Swisher
Earl Freeman
Dan Harmon
Phyllis
Jean
Donald
Cedar Rapids
Irene Marak
Lily Stangler
Aldrich Castek
George Petrick
Frances Pudi
Jean Skvor
Bessie Slezek
Edward Volesky
Joe Houser
Arthur Marak
William Kotek
Dorothy Davis
Leonard Janecek
Edith Chadima
Lottie Castek
Fairfax
Elmer Svoboda
Leon Svoboda
Harriet Ferman
Lumir
Irma Blaylock
Miladore
Alma Houser
Walford
Trene Dohnalek
Oxford
Frank Sonka
Billy Bentshek
Czech Fine Arts Group Presents Seasonal Musical Program
More than 100 members of the Czech Fine Arts society attended a Tuesday Roosevelt hotel meeting where a notable program featured solo numbers by Lenore Stark and Helen Kacena Stark, a string quartet, and the St. Wenceslaus choir directed by Rev. August Vojacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Roosevelt Hotel
Esther Hronik
Lenore Stark
Helen Kacena Stark
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
Alois Vik
Marcella Hojek
Mary Morazdovsky
Irene Kas
Eleanor Kout
Leo Szicar
Charles Pisarik
Alice Jilek
Matice Skolska
Tenth Avenue
Second Street
Sorority Alumnae Dine with Zola Piper Host Home
Chi Omega alumnae attended a dinner meeting hosted by Miss Zola Piper at her home 303 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE. Twenty five members were present and bridge was played during the evening with Miss Gwen Storey and Miss Zola Mentzer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Zola Piper
Gwen Storey
Zola Mentzer
Piper
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Seven Time Offender Webber Sentenced In City Jail
Charles Webber, 38, was jailed on intoxication charges for the seventh time this year. He had five prior fines of $10 and costs, then a $50 fine plus costs, and for the seventh offense he was arraigned before Justice A. S Reed and sent to the county jail for fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Webber
Webber
A. S Reed
Funeral for Mrs. Nettle Baker in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Nettle Baker died Monday at home in Cedar Rapids. Funeral held at Turner chapel with Westminster Presbyterian pastor officiating. Burial beside her son in Rochester Indiana. Survived by husband two daughters six sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Baker
Third Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James Killian
Rochester
John Shuler
Des Moines
J. Marsh
Miami Beach
Fla
J. D. Anderson
Tipton
Harrison Hess
West Liberty
Eric Severin
George Baker
Long Beach
Calif
Ralph Atkinson
Wilton Leno
Matt Atkinson
Grinnell
Oregon Gasoline Tax History Turns on 1919 Levy
Oregon became the first state to impose a gasoline tax with its initial levy in 1919, marking a milestone in fuel taxation and public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Gazette Newsboys Attend Duck Soup At Paramount
The Gazette newsboys and their chief Alex Fidler enjoyed the Marx Brothers film Duck Soup Tuesday night at the Paramount theater. Guests of Manager Newton they had a grand evening and thanked him for a fun entertaining outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette Newsboys
Alex Fidler
Paramount Theater
Newton
Royal Union Receivership: Judge Denies Mutualization Plan
Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey denied a receiv ers recommendation to mutualize Royal Union Life Insurance. He planned to award a re ins urance contract to Lincoln National Life Insurance of Fort Wayne Indiana or United Benefit Life Insurance. A further hearing was set for 10 a m Thursday as fourteen firms compete for Royal Union’s assets after last spring’s receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles A. Dewey
Royal Union Life Insurance Company
Dewey
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
United Benefit Life Insurance Company
Omaha
Royal Union
Church Groups Schedule Meetings In City Area
Westminster Society The Weetminstes review a book at Mrs Marten Breet home 1913 Bever Avenue SF. Bethany Ladies Aid meets at Bethel Congregational church with Mrs Org Teta TM ap Gwent at 2 pm. Daniels Park Kensington hosts a Daniels Park president meeting at Mrs Frank Dietz home 916 Daniels Street NE Thursday 2 30 pm. Loyal Workers Club United Brethren church plans a prime luncheon and tie Phos division at 1230 at M Atex Sampson Way. St Johns Guild EpIscopal church gathers Thursday 2 30 pm with Miss Harriet A Boyce 1300 Second Avenue SE. St Rose Circle Immaculate Conception hosts at Mrs FP Monahan 824 First Avenue E Thursday 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Society
Marten Breet
Bever Avenue
Bethany Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of
Bethe Ann Congregational Church
Daniels Park
Kensington
Frank Dietz
Daniels Street
Toval
Loyal
S of the United Brethren Church
M Atex
Sampson Way Sith
St. John’s
St. Johns
St John's Episcopal Church
Harriett A Boyce
Second Avenue
Mr Pidgeon
St. Rose Circle
St Rose Circle
Immaculate Conception
FP. J Monahan
First Avenue
Sorority Rado Party Big Day At Steffens Home
Mives Doroths Heeakka and Fern Steffers attend a sorority event at the Sigma choper of Beta Sina Pha at Mise Steffens home 2432 3B Wetllta NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mives Doroths
Heeakka
Fern Steffers
Hocteses
Sigma Choper
Beta Sina Pha
Mise Steffens
P T A Meeting Notice for Edgewood No 1 and nearby schools
The P T A meetings for Edgewood No 1 and adjacent Stony Point and Au School are planned for 7:49 PM. Members will hire as guest editors for the program with presiding officers from Edgewood 2 and 3. All SOS coaches are invited. refreshments will be served by Wade Wayne. No other details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Point
Au School
Local fraternal and auxiliary meetings announced
The Progressive Circle of the Degree of Honor meets Friday at Mrs. Henry Brazier 523 Second Ave SW for a picnic luncheon and sewing. Cedar Chapter OES dinner next Tuesday requires reservations with Mrs. Charles Bode. Women of the Moose meet Thursday at 1 pm at Mrs. Mary Lubb 1727 Avenue NE to begin quilt work for Community House. Maccabees initiation Thursday at 8 pm in Moosehall Linn Fent No 38 and Towny Hive No 111 join for initiation. WORC Kensington gathering at Mrs Mayme Hovde 1434 Bever Ave SE with assistant hostesses named. Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No 221 holds business meeting and officer nominations Thursday at 7:30 pm. Post Office Clerks Auxiliary meets at Mrs George F. Smith 375 Seventh Ave BW Thursday at 2:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Circle
Henry Brazier
Second Avenue
Mary Lubb
Avenue NE
Mary Knees
Linn Fent
Towny Hive
Moosehall
Wor. C. Kensington
WORC
Kensington
Mayme Hovde
Bever Avenue SE
George F. Smith
Seventh Avenue BW
Knights of Columbus Host Game Supper and Boxing Night
More than 150 men attended the Knights of Columbus council No. 909 game supper at the K of C hall. After a buffet featuring rabbits from last June’s first annual game hunt, boxing bouts followed with Paul Dale vs Paul Hayes in three fast rounds and a “battle royal” featuring Red Hanson Fred Friedine Joe McCormick Jr. and Gerald Malloy as referee amid blindfolds. A brief council meeting completed the event with a raffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Council No
K. of C. Hall
Knights
Paul Dale
Paul Hayes
Red” Hanson
Fred Friediine
Joe McCormick, Jr
Gerald Malloy
Malloy
First Meeting of City Recreation Institute Friday
The first of four sessions of the city recreation institute series will be held Friday at 7 30 pm in Grant high school auditorium now changed from Grant gym. Miss Fay Kelly will lead group games and Mrs L M Graves will demonstrate party favors and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playe Ground Commission
Recreation Institute
Grant High School
Grant Gymnasium
L. M. Graves
Fay Kelly
National Recreation School
New York City
Cedar Rapids
K. E. Cornell
Clare Nichols
Institute
Dragonfly Can Fly Backward As Fast As Forward
A dragonfly can move backward at speeds comparable to its forward flight. Researchers note agile wing strokes and precise control allow rapid reversals. The finding highlights complex flight mechanics in small aerial insects.
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Limback
MR. and
Mrs. Grimm
ART Department
Louvre
Burton
Ryene Sen
Pepvrian Churce
Ce Io
Tadips Aid Church
St. Paul’s Church
THERS
Orchetta Mose
IHN Circle of Kine
Daugters
Fhizabeth Bender
AJA
W Reading Group
von Shitenoarth
Blake Howevard
Frank Orr
Sidney Howard
The
Cedar Rapias Wemens
Mis CW Chares
Red Cross
CIUB
Gladys Woodward
Eve Trergo
Lewis Tet
Cirace
Gaddys
Ckson
Chia
P. W
Cedar Rapids Homes
America
Amos Parrish
Gazette
A. N. A. Homecoming
CHI Omega
Nettie Baker
Tru
George A. Klouda
Ely
Elsie R. Roshar
Marion
Gazette Newboys
Paramount
P.T. A. Meetings
Bowlene
Sidwell’s
Clubs
Cedar Chapter
Star of Maine
Star of Main Rebekah Lodge No. 221
Ruth
Fleischmann
Billie
K. C
City Recreation Institute
R. D. Brown
Furrier
Fifth Street
Wilds
Bever Park
Chicago
Cyrus Metcalf
Banner Valley
Turkey Farm
Luther Fuhrmeister
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