Churches and rites on First and Second avenues SE
Twenty plus church listings mix Sunday schools, worship times, and holiday observances across multiple parishes in SE and NW areas. Notable items include Parker's Grove ordination council for pastor C. W. Meek, and varied services at Calvary Fifth Avenue, Immaculate Conception, St. Ludmila, St. Patrick, St. Matthew's, and other congregations with Thanksgiving and Advent themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
Msgr
Toomey
C. Barrett
A. Mullan
St. Ludmila’s
Twenty-first Avenue
Second Street
FP. R. Hruby
August Vojacek
V Hrubek
Pastoral Schedule for First-First Avenue Church
The Rev I L Baumgartner, minister, leads Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m with a sermon Our Liberty a Cause for Thanksgiving. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7 30 p.m with The Road to Emmaus. Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Third Street
I. L. Baumgartner
Emmaus
Thanksgiving message at First Avenue church schedule
The Rev Myron Sackett and wife pastor at 608 First Avenue announce Sunday services: Sunday school at 945 a.m Morning worship at 11 a.m with a Thanksgiving message. Crusader youth service at 620 p.m Evangelistic service at 730 p.m with Is America Seeing Red? Prayer and praise Tuesday 730 p.m special Crusaders service Wednesday 730 p.m Messages on Thanksgiving by youth candle-light service and Crusader covenant signing Evangelistic service Friday 730 p.m Children’s church Saturday 230 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Myron Sackett
Crusader
America
Crusaders
Crusader Covenant
Children's Church
Interdenominational Holiness Church Schedule
The Interdenominational Holiness Church on Fifth Avenue at Third Street SW, led by Pastor A J Stokes, hosts morning worship at 11. Sermon themes include a Thanksgiving feast and sacrifice. Sunday school at 2 pm, evening worship at 7:30 pm with a sermon titled Thanksgiving in the Midst of Difficulties. Prayer and Bible study Thursday at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interdenominational Holiness Church
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
A J Stokes
Religious services and programs listed for local churches
A dense schedule lists Latter Day Saints, Lutheran and Methodist congregations with pastors, venues on Third and Fifth Streets SW and SE, and activities including Sunday school at 9 45 am, morning services at 11 am, evening services, Luther and Walther leagues, catechetical classes, Thanksgiving observances, special voters meetings, and mission talks led by pastors such as Rev P L Bornhoeft Rev John J Gent Rev O T Engquist Rev Mark J Steege Rev Ermit B Five Rev A A Brooks and Rev Ciporge W McConkey. The entries include topics like The Steward ship of Substance The Last Judgment The Joy of a True Pastor and The Meaning of the Miracle of the Leaves, with times ranging mornings 9 to 11, evenings 7 30 to 7 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity — Missouri Synod
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
P L Bornhoeft
Trinity
Home Missionary
Fort Dodge
Schaefer Heights
U S.C
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
John J Gent
Trinity School of Religion
Paul
Corinth
Luther League
Bernice Miller
Our Church
Union
St. Paul's Church
J Renwick McCullough
Saron
Second Avenue
Third Street
O T Engquist
Bethany—Missouri Synod
Engish Lutheran
First Avenue A
Mark J Steege
Methodist Trinity
Fifth Street
Ermit
Grenned Christian Church
John Huss
First Street
Fourteenth Avenue
W Harrop
Franta League
U's St Pauls Third Avenue
Thanksgiving Service and church events at Epworth and Methodist
The schedule lists a 6 45 p m Epworth league service titled Let Us Give Thanks at the Methodist church. Union preaching at 7 30 p m with sermon Is Life Worth While on St James Ellis boulevard NW. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning worship 11 a m Thanksgiving Junior church 11 am Epworth league 6 30 p m Evening worship 7 30 p m sermon John 3 16 Midweek prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Choir rehearsal Tuesday 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Union
Methodist Church
Pan
St. James—Ellis Boulevard
Avenue NW
H. A Crumb
St John the Baptist Syrian Orthodox Mass Time
The Rev. Thomas N. Abodeely serves as pastor at St John the Baptist Syrian Orthodox Church located on Seventh Street at Sixth Avenue SE. Mass is scheduled for 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist—Syrian Orthodox
Seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Thomas N. Abodeely
Thanksgiving Church Notices Across City Churches
Multiple churches announce Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship hours from 10 55 to 11 a m with sermons titled Getting a Grip on Life Thoughtless and Thankless and The Crowning Grace Union Thanksgiving services are planned at St Pauls Methodist church and Second Christian church. Choirs and Christian Endeavor groups meet in the evenings with special services and programs throughout the day.
Religious Services and Meetings Across City Streets
The schedule lists multiple churches and gatherings. Rev Frank Helm ich and Rev William C Feller lead morning services with sermons on Peniel and other topics. Activities include Sunday school at 9 am, morning worship, evening services, midweek prayer, Bible classes, youth and women group meetings, and a Mens Fellowship event throughout the week.
Sabbath Services Announced at United Brethren Church
At United Brethren Church on First and Fourth avenues at Belventh Street SE, Sabbath school begins 6 45 am with the subject Paulin Corinth. Morning worship follows at 11 am with a sermon titled Giving Thanks by A. Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren First
Fourth Avenue
Belventh Street
Paulin Corinth
A. Sampson
United Presbyterian and Second Christian church notices
The United Presbyterian on First Third avenues and Second Street SW lists Bible school 9 45 a m Morning worship 11 Y P C A 630 p m Evening worship 730. The 11th chapter of John is the study. Union Thanksgiving service for the west side at Second Christian church Wednesday evening. Thankoffering service December 3 at 11 Grande Avenue at Sixteenth Street SE. Rev Samuel M Morrow of Grande Avenue church. Sabbath school 945 a m Public worship 11 Theme The Feast of the Lord s Supper Prayer meeting Wednesday 730 p m at home of Mr and Mrs A D Leacox 1753 E Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Blaine Hyten
Alexander Ellett
Iowa City
Union
Christian Endeavor
Sixth Street
I, E Linkletter
Chatreh
Church of the Brethren
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Galen T Lehman
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Washington Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Nelson C Dreier
Bethany
S E “Wright
Aim
Second Christian Church
Donald E. Baum
Life Christian Endeavor Societies
St Pauls Methodist Church
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Joseph Bren
Young Peoples
Kenwood Park
First Avenue
E Winslow Brown
Methodist Church
Daniels Park
Center Point Road
W A Montgomery
Central Park
B Avenue
George Korteling
R. Bruce West
Davenport
St Paul's Church
McCullough
Olivet
Tenth Street NW
E. J Wykie
Olivet Junior Society
Sinclair Memorial
Twelfth Avenue
Ninth Street
August Cramer
J C B Peck
Blairstown
Freewill
Rompet
St Paul's Methodist Church
Second Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Frank Helmich
Peniel
Young People’s CE
Eighth Avenue
L Street
William C Feller
Bundar School
Bibie Sridyv
United Presbyterian
W. Greer McCrory
West Side
Grande Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Samuel M. Morrow
A. D. Leacox
E Avenue NE
Growth and Worship Schedule at Unity Center
Unity Center at 728 Fourth avenue SE lists Rev Goldie C Richardson leading Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. Morning worship at 12 Evening lecture at 8 with the topic The Growth That Expresses in Praise. A three day Christ School of Mastership runs at the start of the week with day classes closed and an 8 p.m. public lecture. Special Thanksgiving services Thursday 10 30 a.m. A service club presents Service Meeting. Friday 8 p.m. Story hour runs first five nights from 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Center
Fourth Avenue
Goldie C Richardson
Christ School of
Westminster Nursery Aids Parents During Worship
The Happy Home Makers group at Westminster Presbyterian church establishes a church nursery for Sunday morning worship. The no cost service lets young married parents attend services without worrying about childcare. All parents are invited to use the facility during church hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Home Makers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Blairstown Group To Give Concert At Sinclair Church
A Blairstown orchestra directed by D. Paul will perform a sacred concert Sunday evening at 7 30 at Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church. The Rev J C B Peck of the Blairstown Presbyterian Church will speak. An offering will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church
Blairstown
D. Paul
J C B Peck
Blairstown Presbyterian Church
Two Union Thanksgiving Services Set for Wednesday Evening
Cedar Rapids Ministerial association sponsors two union Thanksgiving services next Wednesday evening replacing the usual Thursday morning gathering. East side service at St Paul’s Methodist Church will be preached by Rev. J Renwick McCullough, while West side meeting at Second Christian Church will be addressed by Rev. Lowell S Orth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Calvary Baptist Pastor To One Evening Series
The Rev. E. F. Austin of Calvary Baptist will lead a five evening series starting Monday at 7 30 p m Topics include When Will the Tribulation Period and the Great Tribulation Begin and Who Shall Pass Through It Strange But True After Death What and Where Are the Souls of the Dead In the Midst of Thanksgiving Take Warning Where is My Wandering Boy Public is invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Austin
Calvary Baptist Church
Thanksgiving Sermon at First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Robert Little will deliver a Thanksgiving sermon titled Cup boards and Hearts at the final morning service during Loyalty Month. Prof. Paul S. Ray directs the chorus choir who sing Triumph, Thanksgiving by Rachmaninoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Paul S. Ray
Rachmaninoff
Ray
Handel
Shall I
Mamire
Fertile Plain
Joshua
Lynn Crawford
Dr F G Murray Delivers Speech at Central Park Church
Dr F G Murray will speak before the Men’s class at Central Park Presbyterian church Sunday at 9 45 am on the United States recognition of Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G Murray
Central Park Presbyterian Church
United States
Soviet Russia
Dance, Little Lady! A Wichita tale of a dancer’s dream
Janet Day, with the Dancing Gayettes in Wichita, meets rich hunter Hunter Barslay while her partner Ted Barry vies for her heart. Ted and Jan imagine a staged waltz turning into a courtly spectacle, hoping to wow audiences and earn a specialty, with Doris urging a bold rehearsal and a possible stint in Hayes shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Janet
Jan) Day
Hunter Barslay
Jan
Ted Barry
Ted
Hunter
Doris
Hunter Barclay Wins Jan Over In City Drive
Jan meets Hunter Barclay after a show and agrees to a drive. Ted and Doris worry Jan may be swayed by Barclay’s wealth, while Jan wonders about her feelings after two days of acquaintance. They tour the city as townspeople greet Barclay warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Hunter
Doris
Ted
Prince of Wales
Hayes
Vale
Dan
Hunter Barclay
Hunt
First Presbyterian Groups Stage Stunt Night of the Century
About 250 members and friends attended First Presbyterian church to watch ten student and club stunts at Stunt Night. The Friendly Indian club led by Ralph Bachman won with The Big Blowout in Gasoline Alley. Bozo and Bosco the elephant and ostrich, Colonial Dames, and Dumbbells and Daisies were among top entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Chapel
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Dwight Krumholtz
Friendly Indian Club
Ralph V. Bachman
William Whipple
Gasoline Alley
Sidney Fue
John M. Ely
Frances Munn
Molly
Baby
Lee Winterberg
Edith Amen
Sue Payneer
Camp Fire
Big
Bad Wolf
Meeting and Program of Cedar Rapids C N W Club
Nearly 200 Cedar Rapids North Western railroad club members attended a Friday night program at the Roosevelt hotel after the business session. Frances Tehel and others presented School Days of 1933, with a recitation by Van Wesner and a burlesque fan dance by Don Livingston with accompanists. A football broadcast by Robert Fryrear and John Melver on drums followed, plus a clarinet solo by Harold Lerner with Helen Roselle at piano. Three I C players staged playlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
North Western Railroad
Roosevelt Hotel
Frances Tehel
Harry Teahén
R. A. Mikesell
William Rogers
Don Livingston
Fred la Tourette
Ed Sanford
van Wesner
E. J. Zadnicek
Robert Fryrear
Little John Melver
Harold Lerner
Helen Roselle
I. C. Players
Funeral for Frank Fish 76 Southeast of Montour
Funeral services for Frank Fish age 76, who died Wednesday at his home southeast of Montour, were held Friday. Born September 3, 1857, in Franklin Grove Illinois, he moved with his family to Highland township Tama county as a child and resided there. He married Maggie A. Martin February 18, 1901, who died March 8, 1916. Survived by sister Mrs. O J Davidson of Mechanicsville and brother Fred Fish of Marshalltown. He was a Mason for over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fish
Montour
Mr. Fish
Franklin Grove
Highland Township
Tama County
Frank
Maggie A. Martin
O. J. Davidson
Mechanicsville
Fred Fish
Marshalltown
Attack Injures Local Man Near Oxford Junction
John F Benhart of the northeast area was severely hurt Tuesday when he was attacked by a boat while performing evening chores. A physician required ten stitches to close a gash on his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Junction
John F Benhart
Here
Maynard Gilley elected worshipful master at lodge meet
Oscar Gilley was elected worshipful master of the local Masonic lodge at a Thursday evening meeting. AE Smith was chosen senior warden, Glenn Mittelstadt junior warden, Frank Schmitt treasurer, and A L Evans secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Oscar Gilley
Ae.smith
Glenn Mittelstadt
Frank Schmitt
A. L. Evans
Local Play Of Elks Bridge Tourney In Cedar Rapids
Ninety six contract and auction players took part at the Cedar Rapids Elks club Friday. Fifteen contract tables and nine auction tables were used with sixteen hands per round. Dr. C. S. Day and Ralph Yuill led contract pars. Mrs. Kane and Mrs. Hines won par honors in the same direction after tie breaks. High total north and south pars also went to Day and Yuill. Carey pair led east and west. Auction winners were Kopel and Leibsohn for north and south. Clark and Henry for east and west. Day, Yuill, and Carey also topped north-south and east-west totals in other hands. About forty diners attended Elks dinners before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Elks Club
C. S. Day
Ralph Yuill
Edward H. Kane
Abe Kopel
Philip Leibsohn
Atherton B. Clark
L. E. Henry
del Leibsohn
Ray Wright
Marvin Levsen
Herbert Gee
Anamosa
East
West
Maurice V. Pew
Don Hines
E. J. Carey
W. J. Neuzil
Jubilant Twenty Ninth Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs Ludvik Petrak celebrate their twenty ninth wedding anniversary on a Wednesday evening with a large gathering of friends and relatives including J C Dvorak Wesley Dvorak Cerveny Cerenty Kilberger Beatty and many Cerveny relatives and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludvik Petrak
J C. Dvorak
Wesley Dvorak
J. F. Cerveny
Wesley Cerveny
Louis Barta
Louis, Jr
Joseph Kilberger
Emma Hayek
Olga Kilberger
Katherine Cerveny
Frances Cerveny
Agnes Barta
Evelyn Petrak
Bessie Cerveny
Mary Netolicky
Agnes Cerveny
Libbie Cerveny
Eleanor Barta
Ruth Petrak
John Cervény
Steven Cerveny
Edmund Beatty
Joseph Cerveny
Charles Hynek
Wesley Cer
Mrs Batchelder Hosts Birthday Tea for Elma Jean
Mrs Ira Batchelder entertained Friday afternoon in honor of her daughter Elma Jean's birthday at 2416 C Avenue NE. Guests included Mrs William McGuire and Peggy, Mrs W Baker and Margaret Ann, Mrs William Leake and Dorothy, Mrs R Robinson and Darlene, Mrs J A Noblett and Susan and Joy Ann, Richard Ferguson, Richard Rich, Mrs R Waddington, Dorothy and Elma Jean Batchelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Batchelder
C Avenue NE
Elma Jean
William McGuire
Peggy
W. Baker
Margaret Ann
William Leake
Dorothy
R. Robinson
Darlene
J. A. Noblett
Susan
Joy Ann
Richard Ferguson
Richard Rich
R. Waddington
Elma Jean Batchelder
Mary Louise Kiffe Hosts Bridge Evening
Miss Mary Louise Kiffe of 821 A Avenue NE hosted a Friday bridge party for several girls. Prize winners were Thelma Ernest and Margaret Cologan, with Elizabeth Nolan Lorraine Supple Mary Virginia Glenn Eléanor Schnoebelen Mary Scanlan Betty Jean Pierce Gwendolyn Noland Dorothy Fifer and Kathryn Pohorsky among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Kiffe
Mary Louis Kiffe
Avenue
Bridge
Thelma Ernest
Margaret Cologan
Elizabeth Nolan
Lorraine Supple
Mary Virgina Glenn
Eléanor Schnoebelen
Mary Scanlan
Betty Jean Pierce
Gwendolyn Noland
Dorothy Fifer
Kathryn Pohorsky
Czech Fine Arts Chorus Plans Sunday Rehearsal
The chorus of the Czechoslovak Fine Arts society will meet at the Matice Skolska building at 2 p.m. Sunday for rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Chorus
The
Czechoslovak Fine Arts Society
Matice Skolska
Collision injures motorman and two others on Fourth Street
A Linwood street car and a Milwaukee train collided on Fourth Street West at Ninth Avenue injuring motorman Willard Gehn and passengers Fred Gresham and R. S. Wyatt. Mr and Mrs Robert Vesély return from an extended Pacific coast trip attending the Legion convention in San Francisco where Vesély won the trip. The Vesélyes also visited El Paso where Vesély was stationed during the war. Mr and Mrs F W Pratt have arrived in California planning to make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Gehn
Fred Gresham
R. S. Wyatt
Linwood
Fourth Street West
Ninth Avenue
Robert Vesély
Pacific Coast
South
San Francisco
Vésély
el Paso
Vesely
F. W. Pratt
California
Hunters bag two deer and fifty partridges in Minnesota
A. J. Smith and Willam Hatch returned with the game, while A. Snodgrass, a teamster, escaped injury after his horse was killed when struck by a street car at Third Avenue and Eighth Street. Joseph Stefan was shot in the face by another hunter near Ivanhoe Bridge. Capt. John Rau was re-elected captain of Co. C. I. N. G., opposing Second Lieut. Lidl Ross. The contest for second lieutenant ended in a tie between Sewell C. Wiles, Sergt. H. Waller, and Lieut. Charles Rubins. another election will be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Willam Hatch
Minnesota
A. Snodgrass
Third Avenue
Eighth Street
Joseph Stefan
Ivanhoe Bridge
John Rau
Zaza at Green's Opera House Delights Audience
On November 25 1903 Eugenie Blair starred in Zaza at Green's Opera House. Elizabeth Carr departed for Apoora arene New Mexico for an extended visit. Assistant State Veterinarian Griffith traveled to Oxford after a report a mad dog bitten another dog and some cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie Blair
Zaza
Green's Opera House
Elizabeth Carr
Apoura Arene
N. M
Griffith
Oxford
Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosts kid party
Miss Dorothy Hrdlicka and Miss Fern Steffens hosted the Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi kid party Thursday evening at Miss Steffens 2432 B avenue NE. Kid games were played with a prize for best costume won by Miss Jane Goodfellow. Refreshments appropriate to the occasion were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Fern Steffens
Beta Sigma Phi
Stefféns
Avenue NE
Jane Goodfellow
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Mefferd at Home
A small group gathered Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George C Mefferd 1609 N Street SW to celebrate Mrs Mefferds birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ralph Mefferd Mr and Mrs Bob Dochtermann Mr and Mrs Seymour Sage and Mrs Martha Peterson plus guests from West Branch Mr and Mrs Bruce Thompson Jr and their daughter Lorene Miss Rachel Howard and D Beranek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Mefferd
N Street
King's Daughters Circle Holds Thanksgiving Baskets Meeting
The I. H.N. circle of Kings Daughters met Thursday at the Community House for a picnic luncheon and business session. Seventeen members and three guests attended as a vote authorized two Thanksgiving baskets and several trayettes. The afternoon included sewing and an address by Miss Elizabeth Bender on Community House work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H.N. Circle of King’s Daughters
Elizabeth Bender
Community House
Hostess to Club Honors Bridge Scores
Mrs Hurshei Myers hosted her bridge club at 1500 Fourth Avenue East on Wednesday with two tables. High score went to Mrs Lyman Marshall and low score to Mrs Herbert Robinson. Also present were Mrs Glen Bateman Mrs W H Wente Mrs Darrell Sawyer Mrs William Todd and Mrs W Kieseweter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurshéi Myers
Fourth Avenue E
Lyman Marshall
Herbert Robinson
Glen Bateman
W. H. Wente
Darrell Sawyer
William Todd
W. Kieseweter
Protheon Class Meets at Church for Quilt Prep
The Protheon class of the First Congregational church met at the church house Friday at 2 pm to finish quilts for Christmas box. Mrs. J. F. Rall presided at a short business meeting. Afterward ten was served by Mrs. Rall and Mrs. M. E. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
J. F. Rall
Rall
M. E. Carter
Defender of stomachs at the restaurant counter
A. D. Stone of Chicago trains cafeteria workers to improve patrons health and comfort. He outlines 116 do_s and don_ts for Bishop Cafeterias and predicts future restaurants will guide diners meals and feature posture chairs to prevent indigestion and ensure neat service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stone
Chicago
Stone
Bishop Cafeteria Company
Cedar Rapids
Bishop Cafeteria
Sioux City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Davenport
Rockford
Peoria
Ill
Mr. Stone
Bishop
United States
Knights of Columbus Fall Festival and Charity Ball
The Cascade Knights of Columbus announce their annual fall festival and Thanksgiving charity ball. Wednesday features a one act play Frank and Erin followed by an old time dance. The charity ball is set for Thanksgiving evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Knights of Columbus of
Frank
Erin
Chel Sea juniors stage The Bashful Mr. Bobbs play
Chel Sea high school juniors present The Bashful Mr Bobbs in a Tuesday gymnasium performance. Cast includes Alice Tappan James Malina Orphin Zeman Kenneth Stotalmyre Lilian Vitek Leona Stanek Lester Ledvina Maxine Drahos John Johnson Darlene Crane Geolande Beadle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Chel Sea High School
Mr. Bobbs
Alice Tappan
James Malina
Orphin Zeman
Kenneth Stotelmyre
Lilian Vitek
Leona Stanek
Lester Ledvina
Maxiné Drahos
JoHnn Johnson
Darlene Crane
Geolande Beadle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist
Russell F. Judson
Parker's Grove Baptist Church
Parker's Grove Church
C. W. Meek
A. Perkins
M. R. Heath
R. F. Judson
First Baptist
Helen Kacena Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
Calvary
Living Hope
Lone Willow
Edith Goss
Christ
Cyrus Metcalf
Catholic
Christian Science
First Church of Christ
Paramount Theater
Church of God
L Avenue
A E Rather
August Doupnik
Church of the Nazarene
F Avenue
E Russell
Junim NY
St. Andrew
Evangelical
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Schol Hall
SE Church School
Third Ave
Fifth ST. SE
Dr. Little
Prof
Paul Schumann
Mamre
Salvation Army
Enth Street
Ensen
H M_ Lyverrove
Sirdar Hotiiness Service
iLam Surda
Evining
Sers
Sunshine Mission
Ottarian Peoples
Fixth Street
Res Mewn Welke
Sehoni
Revigiony
Garwonds Forum
Mens Fellowship Club
Young Unitarians
Westminster
Sinclair Church
Calvary Baptist Pastor
F. G. Murray
Little Lady
Barbara Webb
Flight
Jane
Janeba & Brosh
First Presbyterian
C. N. W. Club
Mrs. Batchelder
SIGMA
I. H. N. Circle
Protheon Class
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