Cedar Rapids Folk Return From Short East West Visits
Cedar Rapids residents start the week returning home after brief visits in the east and west. Mrs George B Douglas and Bruce More traveled from New York City via Chicago and Los Angeles stopping in Lake Forest Illinois to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Sumner D Quillar plan a Tuesday return from New York with daughter Betsy Quarton. Mrs Edward F Winslow heads back from Anaheim with her mother Mrs James S Fletcher. Mr and Mrs Scott McIntyre return from a trip through New York City Chicago and Detroit with their son Scott joining grandparents in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
George B Douglas
Brucemore
New York City
Walter Douglas
Chicago
Walter Douglas, II
Los Angeles
Lake Forest
George J. Jaeger
Jaeger
Sumner D Qllar
Linden Drive
New York
Betsy Quarton
Herman Graat
Scott McIntyre
Park Terrace SE
Detroit
Scott
J. F McIntyre
Beta Phi Alpha Awards Scholarships at Tea
The Misses Elizabeth Burlanck and Gertrude Taylor received scholarships at the Beta Phi Alpha alumnae tea held Sunday afternoon in the chapter rooms at 1110 Second Avenue SE. About 35 women attended with Coe chapter members and patronesses present. Lillian Clark led the tea, Alma Turechek spoke on student life in Germany, and Mrs. L. S. Barber along with Mrs. Glenn Holm supervised arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Burlanck
Gertrude Taylor
Beta Phi Alpha
Second Avenue SE
Coe
A. W. Meyer
Vo H Ogburn
T F Suchomel
E. F. Stepanek
L. D. Wilson
Lillian Clark
Alma Turechek
Germany
L. S. Barber
Glenn Holm
Bennings Honor Former Residents At Buffet Supper
Mr and Mrs H M Bennighoff entertained Sunday at their home 1690 Baxenue NW honoring Mr and Mrs William Vance and families formerly of Comar Rayds. The couple spent the evening hosting guests including Clarence We te and others, with a festive reception in Waukegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M_ Benn neghoff
Baxenue
Mire
Willam Vance
Derpee
Comar Rayds
Rae
Netolek couple attend Sphar Vege Hoalotssorriten event
Dr and Mrs WF Netolek retained Sutras Fred St Lae Meo where De Net bine attend ed meet nas of the Sphar Vege Hoalotssorriten ad Vee Net. Thev attended the voney ss aan lars met ngs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WF Netolek
Fred
de Net Bine
Ngs
PTA Meetings Highlight Community Chorus Fundraiser
Fragmented notes show PTA sessions featuring a chorus event and a ticket drive. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the focus is on school parent activities and a community gathering led by PTA members.
Tri Delts to Attend Founders Day Dinner in Iowa City
Fifty three Delta Delta Delta members from Coe College will travel to Iowa City Monday evening for the annual Founders day dinner hosted by the University of Iowa chapter and the Iowa City Alliance. Miss Mary Gage of the Coe chapter will participate in the mast program at the formal dinner to be held at the Iowa Memorial Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa City Alliance
Mary Gage
Coe
Iowa Memorial Union
Cedar Rapids Country Club Hosts Luncheon and Bridge
Twenty four members of the Cedar Rapids Country club met for a luncheon and the regular Monday bridge at the club today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dr and Mrs Hamilton Return From Chicago Trip
Dr and Mrs Henry Hamilton of 2207 Ridgeway Drive SE returned Sunday evening from a weekend spent in Chicago where they stayed for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hamilton
Ridgeway Drive
Chicago
Bridge Club Winners at Chaque Meeting
The Chaque bridge club met with Mrs Belden Thompson at 1618 Ellis Boulevard NW. Prizes were won by Mrs Bob Heston Mrs Norbert Nobl and Mrs Noble Smith. Others present included Mrs M McNeil Mrs E Shaner Mrs F E Qberhaus and Mrs H Dolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaque Bridge Club
Belden Thompson
Ellis Boulevard
Bob Heston
Norbert
Nobl
Noble Smith
M McNeil
E. Shaner
F E. Qberhaus
H. Dolley
Silver Wedding Anniversary Honor At Robins Area Home
Mr and Mrs John Harris of near Robins were honored at a surprise dinner Sunday for their silver wedding anniversary. Pink white and silver decorations set the scene. Guests included Jay Olinger family, Charles McCreary of Center Point, B F Brockman Luther Maxine McCreary, A Dr Brenname and son Robert, Irene Fas Bernice Carey and Glenn McCreary, all from Mirson and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris
Near Robins
Jay Olinger
Charles McCreary
Center Point
B F Brockman
Luther
Maxine
Tretig Family Births and Local Notices
An OCR scrambled clipping notes a tenth birthday and multiple names in a Kansas City area residence, with mentions of guests, family greetings, and various local notices. The fragment references individuals such as David, Peay, Tack, Core, and others, along with addresses and social events on a weekend.
Birthday Party Notes and Greetings Obscure Content
Event fragment mentions birthday party activities and attendees with unclear names and places. The text references celebrations, entertainment, and a guest list in a confused OCR pass. Not enough readable facts to determine a coherent local item or clear individuals.
The Paul Hustons Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Paul H Huston celebrated twenty five years together with a family dinner at their Rockford road home and a Cedar View club dance attended by about seventy five friends. Their three daughters Mary Margaret Jane Carey and Pauline Herron Huston were mentioned along with Emma Felter presenting a wedding cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Huston
Rockford Road
Hustons
Cedar View Club
Emma Felter
Huston
Mary Margaret Huston
Des Moines
Jane Carey Huston
Coe College
Pauline Herron Huston
St. Patrick’s High School
Healy and Byrne announce wedding plans for Mildred
Mr and Mrs J B Healy of 1425 Fifth Avenue SE announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Paul E Byrne son of Mr and Mrs Peter Byrne of 264 Twelfth Street NW The ceremony is set for Wednesday at 8 am at Immaculate Conception Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Healy
Fifth Avenue
Mildred
Paul E Byrne
Peter Byrne
Twelfth Street NW
Immaculate Conception Church
Corrine Wymer and Robert Biba wed in Mason City ceremony
Corrine Wymer daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Wymer of 223 32nd St NE and Robert Biba son of F F Biba of 1910 Washington Ave SE were married at St Pauls Methodist parsonage Mason City Friday at 1030 The Rev C E Firm officiated Attendants were Mrs Frank Biba and Hughes Gildner The couple will travel in southern Iowa and Wisconsin before settling in Madison Wisconsin Both are Washington High School and Coe College alumni with sorority and fraternity memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrine Wymer
J H Wymer
Thirty-second Street
Robert Biba
F F Biba
Washington Avenue
St. Pauls Methodist Parsonage
Mason City
Iowa
Wisconsin
Biba
F. H. Hill Company
Chicago
Madison
Wis
Washington High
Chi Omega Social
Coe College
Coe
Delta Phi Epsilon
Hense Family Visits for Thanksgiving in Flint
Mr and Mrs Vernon E Hense of Flint Michigan and their son Richard Edward arrived Saturday night to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Charles E Hense on Old Marion road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon E. Hense
Flint, Mich
Richard Edward
Charles E. Hense
Old Marion Road
Surprise party honors Mrs. Paul Blake at home
Mrs. Paul Blake was honored with a surprise party at 1745 O avenue NW on Sunday. A buffet luncheon was served and gifts were presented before guests enjoyed a theater party. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Evers and son Richard, the Blake family, Evers of Onslow, Edwards family of Monmouth, and the Achey and Ripperton families of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blake
O Avenue NW
Blake
H. W. Evers
Richard
Regina
George
E. W. Evers
Onslow
Ralph Edwards
Rosalié
Bonnie Lou
Monmouth
Clive Achey
Lou Ripperton
Monticello
Johnsons Attend Cornell Homecoming in Mount Vernon
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson of Des Moines visited Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Johnson at 414 Fifteenth Street SE over the weekend and attended homecoming activities at Cornell College in Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Des Moines
Mr. Johnson
N. H. Johnson
Fifteenth Street
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Smids Plan Winter Stay in St Petersburg Florida
Mr and Mrs Louis Smid of 825 Fourteenth Street SE will depart Tuesday morning for St Petersburg Florida to spend the winter months.
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Louis Smid
Fourteenth Street SE
St. Petersburg
Fla
Birthday Surprise For Mrs. Poole At 809 Shaver Road
Friends surprised Mrs. Essie Poole on her birthday at her Sun day evening gathering at 809 Shaver road NE. Louise Shaffer and Dick Pike won prizes at 500. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Poole. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pike Mr. and Mrs. C. Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Donisthorpe Carl and Francis Poole Ruth Pike Henry Ryan Dick Pike Jimmie Ryan Fred Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Poole
Shaver Road
Louise Shaffer
Dick Pike
Mr. Poole
Archie Pike
C. Shelton
Bruce Donisthorpe
Carl and
Francis Poole
Ruth Pike
Henry Ryan
Jimmie Ryan
Fred Ryan
Poole
Rose of Fraternity Lodge Hosts Evening Program
The Rose of Fraternity lodge at 1335 Ninth Street NW held an evening program with talks by B L Wick on the Hawaiian Islands and foreign travel, Royal H Holbrook on Beauty and Opportunity in Iowa, Kamel Hind on Wisdom and Character, Sam Allicks on Membership, and Dick Richards on Good of the Community. A junior lodge program directed by Emil S Hobel featured several performers and songs led by Prof Hind and Mrs Hammed.
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Rose of Fraternity Lodge
Ninth Street NW
B. L. Wick
Hawaiian Islands
Royal H. Holbrook
Iowa
Kamel Hind
Sam Allicks
Dick Richards
Oelwein
Emil S. Hobel
H2 Ingram
Lulu Hammed
Sadie Sheronick
Adella Hammed
Amy Hammed
Abdallah Igram
Lorraine Shada
Freda Sheronick
Sammy Sheronick
Prof
Hind
S. Hammed
Etiquette Of Gifts For Women And Men In Friendly Terms
Tips on gift giving between men and women who are friends or not engaged. Explains keeping gifts casual not costly, suggesting flowers, small items, or hobby related tokens. Emphasizes not feeling obligated to reciprocate and hints at etiquette guidance in a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Love
Jasish
Cedar Rapids Institutions Share Carnegie Gifts on Centenary
W R Boyd notes Carnegie philanthropy has shaped Cedar Rapids with gifts to Coe College and public libraries. Coe received 110000 from Carnegie foundations including science hall funds and endowments, while the Cedar Rapids Public Library benefited from 75000 for the site and 1905 dedication. The Little Gallery was funded by a 50000 five year grant, among other Carnegie programs like the Foundation for Teaching and Peace and the Institute of Technology.
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Andrew Carnegie
W. R. Boyd
Carnegie
Boyd
Coe College
State Board of Education
Cedar Rapids
Coe
General College
Coe Stewart Memorial
Carnegie Corporation
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
United States
Canada
Little Gallery
Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Carnegie Endowment of International Peace
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Carnegie Hero Fund
Foundation For
Carnegie Foundations
Rockefeller
Mr. Boyd
Motorist Trailed By Citizen Is Held For Drunken Driving
Leo Minor 21 of 3405 Third avenue SE held by police at 2 am Sunday on a city charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after arrest at First avenue and Eighth street by Patrolman Parrish. He was trailed by James McArtor and stopped in the loop after a slow drift from the Second avenue bridge. Minor was fined 100 dollars plus costs in police court Monday with half the fine suspended for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Minor
Third Avenue SE
First Avenue
Eighth Street E
Parrish
James McArtor
Tenth Street
Minor
Second Avenue Bridge
Fined $100 For Possession Improperly Labeled Liquor
William Quinn was fined $100 and costs for possession of improperly labeled liquor by Justice A S Reed. Information came from the county attorney's office. The same fine was levied on E J Vacek for reckless driving after a June 20 arrest. The charges were suspended following county attorney guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Quinn
A. S. Reed
E. J Vacek
Vacek
Justice Reed
Pioneer Securities Co to Ira R Brooks auction details and taxes
Pioneer Securities Co transfers to Ira R Brooks a bounded parcel described as lot 14 Aud Plat 183 of lots 87 88 and 89 Aud Plat 65 with shares of restrictions of record and delinquent taxes. The sale value is $1 with valuation conditions dated 11 20 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Securities Co
Ira R Brooks
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Ertertared
Afferpaan
Ren
Ann Coneles
J . Trelaned
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Rene T
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Netolickys
P. T. A. Meetings
Peetiee
Hemmer
Sidwell
Ella
Tri Delts
Hamiltons
Clique Club
Moe
David Ard Peay
Rea
Bob Core
Bull
Dick Kida
Kerredy
Richard Solsored
Merton
Carole
Satada Fond
Liaents
Kansas City
Hue Co
Pate
Vitor Shalle
Sullivan
Lord Jock
Thamas
Stetny
Mary Cele
Fryar
Thompson
Second Avenue
Paul Hustons
Mildred Healy
Paul E. Byrne
Order of Rainbow Girls
Belle Plaine
Tama
West Union
Masonic Hall
Ethyl Ballard
School of Instruction
Cedar
Order of Eastern Star
Sion
Ruth Linn
Atlantic
Iowa Order
Linn
Ballard
Hense
Mrs. Blake
Johnsons
Louis Smids
Scotland
Franklin
Cinderella
Fuseran
Mary Armour’s Pilgrims
Armstrong’s
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