Coe Pan-Hellenic Sororities Host Dance Party
Coe Pan-Hellenic sororities on the Coe college campus host a dance this evening at 8 at Danceland for sorority women of the Coe campus and Pan-Hellenic women from Cedar Rapids and their friends. More than 125 couples are expected. Hostess sororities Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Xi Delta Beta Phi Alpha Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta and Kappa Delta invite alumnae and alumnae of other Pan-Hellenic groups to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Danceland
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha X1 Delta
Beta Phi Alpha
Chi Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Kappa Delta
Zaida Kernahan
Corrine Campbell
Cee
Pan-Hellenic
C. Harve Geiger
C. Ward Macy
S. N. Harris
Ben H Peterson
Forest Rutgers
Alfred W. Meyer
Mary Bell
Mrs Douglas Returns From New York Visit
Mrs. George B. Douglas arrived Thursday afternoon after a stay in New York City. Her daughter Miss Barbara accompanied her but remained for a visit with Aunt Mrs. Seaton Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Douglas
New York City
Barbara
Seaton Post
Stark visit to Milwaukee ends trip with parents
Mrs Leonard E Stark and Kath erine Stark of 2141 Lincoln Drive SE returned Wednesday from Milwaukee where they had visited since last Saturday with Mrs Stark’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard E. Stark
Katherine Stark
Lincan Drive
Milwaukee
Hamiltons to host dinner at Blake Boulevard home
Dr and Mrs John Hamilton invite a small group of friends to dinner at their home on Blake Boulevard SE this evening. The social gathering emphasizes hospitality and neighborhood camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Blake Boulevard
Winter Birds Talk At Woman’s Club Luncheon
The nature and garden department of the Woman's club met for luncheon with several members. Mrs. C. S. Mahffy gave an excellent talk on Care of Winter Birds featuring pictures of birds that stay through winter and demonstrations of properly set feeding stations. About fifty enjoyed the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature and Garden Department
The
Woman's Club
T. K. Hefner
J. W. Hopp
Oliver S. Wilson
Harry Morgan
Anna Calderwood
D. W. Schwarzentruber
C. S. Mahffy
Ida Mansfield Circle Meets With Guests In Seward Area
Ida Mansfield circle gathered Tuesday with Mrs. G H Telner of 320 Forest Drive SE. Mrs. John Morton led devotions as twenty-one members attended along with two guests Mrs. C M Owens of Paris Illinois and Mrs. Emma Wilmarth of Davenport. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Milo Wenger's home 2066 Linn Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
G. H. Telner
Forest Drive
John Morton
C. M. Owens
Paris
Brass Button Study club meets with Gettysburg topic
Mrs Ruth W Rickard hosted the Brass Button Study club at 508 Sev enth avenue SW on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Alma E Owens and Mrs F W Mul son led the lesson and Mrs John Heaton read a paper titled Seventy Years Since the Gettysburg Address. A Jaace covered tea table featured a centerpiece of flowers and ivory tapers in yellow holders with Mrs Jake Searles pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth W. Rickard
Seventh Avenue
Brass Button Study Club
Alma E. Owens
F. W. Mulson
John Heaton
Jake Searles
Little Flower Society Meeting at St Matthews Church
The Society of the Little Flower of St Matthew's church will meet Friday evening at the home of Miss Geraldine Rabe, 329 Twenty third Street WH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Society
Society of the
Little Flower of
St. Matthew's Church
Geraldine Rabe
Racketty Packetty House doll play at Franklin junior high
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club presents the Children’s Theater sponsored performance of Racketty Packetty House at Benjamin Franklin junior high Saturday at 2 PM. Cast includes Norma Lou Haegg Cynthia Shirley Greenberg Ruth Ann Washburn and many others with Edna Dieman studio dancers and Mickey Mouse Minstrel after Act I.
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Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Children’s Theater Group
Dramatic Art
Cedar Rapids
Ela
Princess
Norma Lou Haegg
Cynthia
Shirley Greenberg
Queen Crosspatch
Ruth Ann Washburn
R. J. Allen
Marjorie Muench
Nip
Flip
Skip
Trip
Roger McDonald
Jackie Day
Malcolm Gunn
Don Lynn Gunn
Girl Green
Eileen Warner
Billy Dawn Hughes
Norma Jean Bedell
Betty Lou Linn
Peter Piper
David McGuire
Gustibus
Jack da
Lyn Clayton
Muriel
Patsey Slade
Gwendolyn
Helen Marie Sliss
Lord Hubert
Bobby Jones
Lord Rupert
Henry Haegg
Lord Francis
Harlan Ralston
James
Peter Salvage
John
Gray Wilson
Charles
Billy Winchell
Barbara Shonka
Ray Ingham
Robert Derr
Elton Lowery
Clifford Drummey
Racketty- Packetty Howse
Marie Morlan
Jean Irwin
Bud Rissler
Norma Jean Rissler
Marlyn Morehouse
Maxine Durey
Evelyn Afflerbaugh
Hlwina Imes
Rose Marie Doty
Ann Huber
Jean France
Cedar Rapids Bride Weds William Zimm erman in Anaheim
Miss Kathryn Mitvalsky daughter of Mrs Kathryn Thomas of Cedar Rapids married William Zimmerman of Anaheim Calif in a Saturday ceremony at the Zimmerman sister Mrs Louise Gruenamay s home in Anaheim The Rev H G Schmelzer officiated with a double ring ceremony Palms and bronze chrysanthemums highlighted the setting The bride wore henna crepe with talisman rose corsage Matron of honor was Mrs Charles Fischer best man was Mr Fischer Guests attended a wedding tea Then the couple departed for Garden Grove Road Anaheim home Mr Zimmerman is a citrus fruit rancher and fumigator The bride will reside with him in Anaheim
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Kathryn Mitvalsky
Kathryn Thomas
McKinley Street
Cedar Rapids
William Zimmerman
Anaheim
Calif
Zimmerman
Louise Gruenamay
H. G. Schmelzer
Charles Fischer
Fischer
Mrs Zimmerman
Jolly Rambers Club Hosts Prizes Night
Mrs. Frank Krall on Ninth Street SE hosted a Wednesday card party for the Jolly Rambers club. Prizes were awarded to Mia, Ezra Fields, and Mrs. Frank Car in a lively social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krall
Ninth Street
Jolly Rambers Club
Mia
Ezra Fields
Frank Car
Mozart Club Debate Highlights Bach vs Handel
The Mozart club will hold its regular meeting Saturday at 11 in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium for a Bach versus Handel debate. Debating teams feature Dorothy Blodgett and Josephine Lou Beadle for Bach against Esther Lorenc and Jenn Engelmann for Handel. Alma Turechek leads, Viola Bohac delivers notes, and a concert program includes works by Coleridge-Taylor, Debussy, Schubert, and Beethoven with several student performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Chamber of Commerce
Bach
Handel
Dorothy Blodgett
Josephine Lou Beadle
Esther Lorenc
Jenn Engelmann
Alma Turechek
Viola Bohac
Minuet
Beethoven Dorothy Hronek
Pope Orlow
Marcia Kensinger
Coleridge-Taylor Benjamin Jump
Gay Butterfly
Erates Beach
Margaret Barngrover
Dellses Debussy
Jeanne Anderson
Marjorie Davis
Sylvia
Dellbes
Marie Petersmith
Bernice Biedermant
Schubert Winifred Murray
Dorothy Mueller Bird
Eseaes Haydd
Jane Wurster
Women’s clubs host benefit card party at Moose Hall
The Ladies Relief club plans a benefit card party Saturday at 8 30 p m in Moose Hall Society Scandia with members attending at the home of Mr and Mrs Abeed Stoezersen 2739 Second Ave. Also a Ta MM party appears slated for 8 pm Friday with proceeds likely raised for local causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Relief Club
Moose Hall
Society
Scandia
Abeed Stoezersen
Order Of Rainbow To Hold Formal Initiation Saturday
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a formal initiation Saturday at 7 30 pm in the Consistory hall. Dancing will follow the evening’s diversion. Carrie Morcombe No 2 Juveniles will meet Saturday at 1 30 pm in K of P hall to discuss important business. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Carrie Morcombe
P. Hall
Mayflower Descendants to Meet Here in April
Mrs. Barrie Curran of 400 Memorial Drive SE returned from Des Moines where she attended the Society of Mayflower Descendants in Iowa semi annual meeting. The society accepted her invitation to hold its annual meeting in Cedar Rapids on April 28. Curran is deputy governor of this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Curran
Memorial Drive
Des Moines
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Iowa
Curran
Cedar Rapids
Thanksgiving party for Home for Aged Women held
The East Side W C T U hosted its annual Thanksgiving luncheon for about sixty residents and friends of the Home for Aged Women. Tables featured bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. Roosevelt junior high glee club directed by Miss Frances Owen performed with readings by Earl Youtzy, Mrs Winifred Nelson, and Mrs Ellen Stewart. Royal Holbrook spoke on "Town" after a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Royal Holbrook
Miscel laneous shower hosted by Busler and Jayne
Miss Marie Busler and Miss Helen Jayne hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Henry Chuposky at Busler's home 349 Nineteenth Street SE. Bridge was played at three tables and prizes went to Gayle Giblin and Lucille Stodoln. Other guests included Mrs. Choosky, Gladys Nemec, Bernice Shelley, Margaret Mackin, Helen Frey, Lucile Murray, Pauline Murray, Marguerite Marshall, Kathryn Marshall, and Mrs. W J Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Busler
Helen Jayne
Henry Chuposky
Miss Busler
Nineteenth Street
Gayle Giblin
Lucille Stodoln
Choosky
Gladys Nemec
Bernice Shelley
Margaret Mackin
Helen Frey
Lucile
Pauline Murray
Marguerite
Kathryn Marshall
W. J. Stewart
Engagement Notice for Bile Chapman to Joe Slavik
Mr and Mrs F R Chapman of 167 Sixteenth Avenue SW announce the engagement of their daughter Bile to Joe Slavik son of Mr and Mrs Frank Slavik of 1810 A Street SW. A dinner at the Chapmans' home Wednesday evening hosted by the families included guests Mr and Mrs Frank Slavik Mr and Mrs E R Fitzpatrick and daughters Patricia and Jean Tony Scolaro Mr and Mrs E P Vohaska and their son Junior C F Sturtz and Mrs Violet Spratt and her son Frederick Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Chapman
Sixteenth Avenue
Bile
Joe Slavik
Frank Slavik
E. R. Fitzpatrick
Patricia
Jean
Tony Scolaro
E. P. Vohaska
Junior
C F Sturtz
Violet. Spratt
Frederick Roy
Bluff View Aid Society Meets for Wednesday Luncheon
Mrs John Kretschmiar hosted the Bluff View Aid society on Wednesday with Mesdames H. S. Mann A D Thomas Anna Lamp George Williams Theresa King Delbert Williams Lester Adams Carl Conrad Ruth Miller Minnie Bridges and the Rev Mr Stubbs present. Luncheon was served and sewing followed. Mrs Carl Conrad to entertain December 6 for the year's last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kretschmiar
Bluff View Aid Society
Mesdames H. S. Mann
A. D Thomas
Anna Lamp
George Williams
Theresa King
Delbert Williams
Lester Adams
Carl Conrad
Ruth Miller
Minnie Bridges
Stubbs
Initiation Services Held for Cedar Rapids and Oelwein Members
Formal initiation services were held recently for Robert Daniel of Cedar Rapids and Fred O'Berrell of Oelwein at the Chi Beta Phi chapter house located at 1322 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Daniel
Cedar Rapids
Fred O'Berrell
Oelwein
Chi Beta Phi
First Avenue E
Pattern 1655 hats and dresses from Anne Adams
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department promotes Pattern 1655 with two dress ideas and a forward tilt beret. The pattern fits head sizes 21 through 22 and requires fabric amounts varying by size. Instructions are included and the ad notes 15 cent pattern costs plus a catalog option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
What's In Fashion Begins In The Gazette Next Monday
Amos Parrish presents a fashion feature in The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlining consumer guidance for reliable trends. The column covers appropriate costumes, hats, coats, dresses, fabrics, colors, and Paris updates, with home furnishings and broader lifestyle coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Amos Parrish
Fusion
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Parrish
Mount Mercy Children’s Theater to Present Two One Act Plays
The Mount Mercy Children's Theater announces two one act plays to be staged Sunday evening at 8 in Mount Mercy auditorium. The program includes Grandmother Dozes and Ten Minutes by the Clock, featuring local youth in a family friendly double bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Children’s Theater
Children’s Theater At
Mount Mercy
Mount Mercy Auditorium
Mrs McAllen hosts surprise bunco for Selma’s 14th birthday
Mrs Thomas McAllen entertained Thursday evening for her daughter Selma’s fourteenth birthday at 1353 B Avenue NW. Bunco prizes went to Mildred Cunningham Bernice Klepach and Mary Louise Rafter. Other guests included Marguerite McDonnell Rita Spik Margaret Mineck Mary E Hardiman Marguerite Sample Lucile Cohen Marguerite Raftery Rita Powers Vivian Lowery Mary Elizabeth Champlin Blanche Brown and Jane Baker with Mrs William McAllen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McAllen
B Avenue NW
Selma
Bunco
Mildred Cunningham
Bernice Klepach
Mary Louise Rafter
Marguerite McDonnell
Rita Spik
Margaret Mineck
Mary E. Hardiman
Marguerite Sample
Lucile Cohen
Marguerite Raftery
Rita Powers
Vivian Lowery
Mary Elizabeth Champlin
Blanche Brown
Jane Baker
William McAllen
Busy Six Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Bartosh Home
Sewing club hostess Mrs Edward Bartosh at 1341 Avenue NW welcomed Busy Six Sewing Club members for an afternoon of sewing and refreshments. The next meeting is set for November 29 at Mrs Howard Forsythe’s home 322 Thirteenth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bartosh
Avenue NW
Howard Forsythe
Thirteenth Avenue SW
Dinner Guests Include Rev Blaine Hyten and Marguerite Hyten
Mrs Ada C. Miller hosts at 426 Longwood drive NE with guests Rev Mr Blaime Hyten Mrs Marguerite Hyten Warren Hyten and Mrs Edna Barrett Jackson at Thursday’s dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada C. Miller
Longwood Drive
Blaime Hyten
Marguerite Hyten
Warren Hyten
Edna Barrett Jackson
Hostess to Club Hosts Bridge Prizes Awarded
Miss Marie Kotlinek hosted Les Amies club at her home on Twenty second avenue SW. Prizes were won by Trene Seda first and Marian Lana consolation. Other attendees included Phylisann Scheneberger Margaret Batten Mildred Hacek Ruby Thompson and Elsie Shimek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kotlinek
Les Amies Club
Trene Seda
Marian Lana
Phylisann Scheneberger
Margaret Batten
Mildred Hacek
Ruby Thompson
Elsie Shimek
Real estate conveyances and liens in Cedar Rapids area
Transactions show egress rights and balances on mortgages dated 11 10 33 and 11 3 33 involving John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co and George E Zingula, Mildred B MacDanel, Ellen Louise Brammer, John Burlanek Jr, Martha L Christian, Anna E Kern, and Albert M Fenske. Property exchanges note balances on mortgages, prior tax liabilities, joint tenancy language, and survivorship clauses across multiple Cedar Rapids blocks and additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co
George E
Viva A. Zingula
Mildred B. MacDanel
George J. Roend
Shuey
Cedar Rapids
Ellen Louise Brammer
George J. Roe
Bever
John Burlanek Jr
Frank C. Welch
Suly
Greene
College
Martha L. Christian
Theodore C
Eleanor Christian
Guy O. Christian
Albert M
Margaret A. Fenske
Anna E. Kern
Real Estate Transfers from Horak and Associates
Real estate transfers recorded including E M Horak as administrator selling to Mary F Horak involving int in west 5 acres of north 20 acres and other parcels. I Kimin to George and Fiza Barnoske with easement for public road over and across land. Clarence R Harper and wife to Lilian Frances and George W Clifford conveying joint tenancy with 2 1/2 acres in section 27 83-7 and ingress rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Horak
Admr
Frank J. Horak
Mary F. Horak
D. Andiv
I. Kimin
George
Fiza Barnoske
Clarence R. Harper
Lilian Frances
George W. Clifford
Real estate transfers recorded in 1933 notes
Margaret A. Fenske transfers a lot in Ely sec 23 83 8 for $1 and valuable consideration. Norman Kennedy et al to L J Kirkland lands described as NI’s SW sec 31 86 7 with consideration 12 22 32. L J Williams and wife to Marion Laws bank wd pt SW SE NE sec 12 83 7 tax 1932 $1 and valuable consideration. Charlotte R Holloway to James and Mary A Condon jointly with rights of survivorship not as tenants in common and to jury of either, NW SW sec 31 84 6 with valuable consideration 10 10 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Fenske
Norman Kennedy
L. J. Kirkland
L. J. Williams
Marion Laws Bank
Charlotte R. Holloway
James
Mary A. Condon
Quicksand Swallows Hill In Wilkinson County Mississippi
In Fort Adams Mississippi quicksand moved earth in Wilkinson County. A hill 180 feet high and 150 acres sunk into a deep hole, with 80 foot trees their tops 40 feet below the surface. Real estate man Frank C Codifer noted repeated movements tied to river level. The sinking began October 8 during a low river, suggesting a water sand stratum beneath the ground. Residents fled in terror leaving homes goods and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort -Adams
Miss
Wilkinson County
Frank C. Codifer
Codifer
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Coe Pan-Hellenic
Mrs. Douglas
Mrs. Stark
Hamiltons
Mrs. Rickard
Turkey Center Bricks
Sidwell
Montleur
R. Ingham
Marcella Yeager
Elton Yeager
W. J. McGuire
L. Earl Derr
Jolly Ramblers Club
Moitits
Mrs. Misbach
Harriet Yerkes
W. C. Blake
Els Boulevard
Carl Misbach
Mildred Frazier
Clubs
Milwaukee Club
Zac
Walf Price
the Silver CO
Mer. Nat. Bk, Bldg
Misses Busler
Jayne
Bride
Sewing Club
Montrose Hotel
Neumode
Neumodeho
Hill
Sears
Ankets
Sears and Save
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Third Avenue
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