Women For Residence Chest Drive Names Three Chairmen
Three chairmen will lead the residential division of the Community Chest campaign as announced by Chest officials. Mrs. Russell Hess will head the advance residential division, with Mrs. Donald E. Schmidt and Mrs. Marvin Bishop co chairs of the general residential campaign set for October 1929. General Chairman Duane Arnold praised the women's volunteers for their vital contributions and noted that residential workers help reach the overall goal. Hess announced a list of volunteers starting work this week, including Mrs. J. W. Albright, Mrs. Halford T. Barry, and others in the community.
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Community Chest Campaign
Russell Hess
Fairway Terrace
Donald E. Schmidt
Woodiind Drive
Marvin Bishop
Johnson Avenue NW
Duane Arnold
Arnold
Hess
Advance
J. W. Albright
Halford T. Barry
Max W. Burrell
Homer
W. Carley, Jr
Carl N. Ettinger
William E. Franey
J. P. Galway
Charles Hastings
T. M. Ingersoll
Clyde B. Meffert
John W. Miller
Eugene M. Pinney
Harley Riedel
W. J. Robb
John E. Stansbury
Clarke van Meter
F. C. Waples
To Note Golden Wedding Sunday
Marengo Mr and Mrs Leo Brown celebrate their golden wedding with a family dinner at noon and an open house from 2 to 4 p m in the K P hall. They married Oct 7 1903 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev F B Tucker officiating. They farmed then moved to town eight years ago and have four children Lula Sheets Vada Rinehart Geneva Irwin and Lester Lee Brown plus three grandchildren.
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Marengo
Leo Brown
K.P
F. B. Tucker
Dakotas
Lula Sheets
Blairstown
Vada Rinehart
Des Moines
Geneva Irwin
East Moline
Ill
Lester Lee Brown
Los Angeles
Mrs Lumir Skripsky Hosts Vernon Fifth Birthday Roast
Mrs Lumir Skripsky entertained at a marshmallow roast at her home on Shaver road NE in honor of her son Vernon turning five. Guests included Linda Indsey Loretta Indsey Eva Robert zel Shirley Neely Michael Neely Edward Overley Sandra Harris Charlene Skripsky and Billy Skripsky.
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Lumir Skripsky
Shaver Road
Vernon
Linda
Loretta Indsey
Eva
Robert Zel
Shirley
Michael Neely
Edward Overley
Sandra Harris
Charlene
Billy Skripsky
Smith Noethe wedding in Sioux Falls
Cedar Rapids man Cedar Rapids Dale E Smith son of Mrs E B Border married Beverly Noethe daughter of Mrs E E Thayer in a Sept 14 ceremony at First Christian church Sioux Falls South Dakota Attendants were Mr and Mrs Jack Smith The couple reside in Water where Smith is golf pro at the country club
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Cedar Rapids
Dale E. Smith
E. B. Border
Second Street NW
Beverly Noethe
E. E. Thayer
Brookings
S.D
First Christian Church
Sioux Falls
Jack Smith
Smith
Iowa psychodramatist Eva Rudhyar to lecture at YMCA
Eva Fechin Rudhyar, Mrs Dane Rudhyar and staff psychodrama director at Independence Mental Health Institute, will present lecture demonstrations at the YMCA Little Theater Friday at 8 p.m. sponsored by the Linn County Society for Mental Health. The free event will explain psychodrama as a method for mentally troubled individuals to act out problems for insight.
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Iowa
Ymca Little Theater
Linn County Society For Mental Health
Eva Fechin Rudhyar
Dane Rudhyar
Mental Health Institute of Independence
Mental Health Society
Nicolai Fechin
America
Dalton School
New York
Duncan
J. L. Moreno
Europe
Iowa University selects Currier hall unit chairs
Mrs. O C Olney hosts in Olney while Mrs. Kent Ferman visits Florence Frank in Iowa City. Emily Lathrop and Margot Palmer of Cedar Rapids chosen unit chairmen of Currier hall at the University of Iowa.
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Kent Ferman
Tampa
Fla
O. C
Olney
Fifteenth Street
Ferman
Florence Frank
Iowa City
Emily Lathrop
Margot Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Currier Hall
University of Iowa
H. F. Lathrop
C Avenue
Fairchild Aan
Miss Palmer
John Palmer
Lincoln Heights
Currier Annex
Can This Marriage Be Saved Feature Promises Help
A provocative Ladies Home Journal feature titled Can This Marriage Be Saved outlines how a wife and mother can be a husband’s partner. The October issue highlights Jane’s shy reluctance to engage with Jim’s business associates and their wives, offering guidance from the American Institute of Family Relations.
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Jane
Jim
American Institute of Family Relations
Ladies’ Home Journal
TAME Invisible Hairdressing
A vintage ad promises shinier hair with Tame invisible hair dressing used after shampoo. It claims a clear rinse that covers every strand and leaves hair with new shine and softness, available in 30c 60c and 1.00 sizes plus tax at toiletries counters.
Homecoming At Cornell To Be Gala Day
MT. VERNON Seven Cornell beauty queens who once ruled Homecoming return for the gala on October 17. The game pits Coe, 1952 Midwest conference champions, against the Cornell Rams at Ash Park at 2 p.m. The morning dedicates a new half million dollar fieldhouse. Former royalty Mrs Vincent Gough Mrs Ronald Rawson Mrs Wendel Burton Miss June Yamada Miss Ruth Temple Mrs Leigh Reynolds and Mrs Zygmont Watczak attend the dedication.
Tondoki Camp Fire Elects Officers
The Tondoki Camp Fire group elected Margaret Ann Krumboltz as president Mary Ellen Kubic as vice president Kathy Shores as secretary Judy Bezanson as treasurer Peggy Buresh as games and Kathy Thorn as scribe Mrs Peter F Bezan son is the group leader and the sponsor is Mrs Dwight Krumboltz.
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Tondoki Camp
Margaret Ann Krumboltz
Mary Ellen Kubic
Kathy Shores
Judy Bezanson
Peggy Buresh
Kathy Thorn
Peter F. Bezanson
Dwight Krumboltz
Sorority hosts back-to-school event with costumes and talent
The Beta Lambda chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha staged a fall rushing program kickoff with a back-to-school theme at CA on Tuesday evening. Guests included Sarah Bender Barbara Pearson Theresa Greif Dorothy Johnston and Sharon Ann Milner. Prizes went to best costume contests and the talent show.
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Beta Lambda Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Business Women’s Sorority
Sarah Bender
Barbara Pearson
Theresa Greif
Dorothy Johnston
Sharon Ann Milner
Fall Festival Across Anon Bin And Falling Colors
Puzzle style word list with multiple clues and definitions. Entries include terms like muse, expunge, palm fruit and steamship. The fragment presents a miscellaneous crossword style grid with varied clues and lengths.
Cedar Rapids Women Attend 45th Iowa Federation Convention
Fourteen Cedar Rapids women joined 300 delegates at the second district meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs in Independence. Reports were given by conservation, international clubs, and community service chairs, with speeches by E E Taylor Traer and Harold Nissen Walnut, and closing remarks by Marcus Bach.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Pres Church
Independence
O. J. Elsenbast
Conservation
A.W. Collinge
International Clubs ‘Council
Bryan Cronbaugh
G. W. DeWald
W. E. Willson
W. F. Naibert
Ig. P. Ce
Elwin Smith
S. C. Cox
E. C. Pickerill
Everette Stout
C. J. Knickerbocker
Ludmil Prastka
Jenna Beadle
E. E. Taylor
Traer
IFWC
Harold Nissen
Walnut
Marcus Bach
University of Iowa School of Religion
A. E. Henrich
Department of Fine Arts
Leo Arthur
Nine join Accordion Cadets at Hollowell home party
Nine people were initiated into the Accordion Cadets Wednesday evening at the J. W. Hollowell home 3103 Tama Street SE. The new members include Lee Rathie Newhall Bob Michalek Sandra Slate Judy Skalsky Linda Rozek Lois Jean Krumm Joann Technik Janet Schneider and Dale Williams with Mrs Gerald Boddicker as chaperon New officers for the group are
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J. W.hollowell
Tama Street
Lee Rathie
Newhall
Bob Michalek
Sandra Slate
Judy Skalsky
Linda Rozek
Lois Jean Krumm
Joann Technik
Janet Schneider
Dale Williams
Gerald Boddicker
Election slate for Anamosa and nearby towns named
Craig Hollowell serves as president and Elleni Miner is vice president of Anamosa organization. Patsy Rozinek from Ely is secretary and Bob Michalek is named as juror in the slate of local officials.
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Craig Hollowell
Elleni Miner
Anamosa
Patsy Rozinek
Ely
Bob Michalek
Iowa Homemakers View New Drapery Fabrics in Ames
Iowa homemakers from the Iowa Swine Producers wives group visited the division of home economics in Ames to preview new window drapery fabrics. Prices ranged, with $60 panels noted, favoring stylized country themes and non realistic prints over Grandma Moses motifs. Dr. Ercel Eppright presented results from a nutrition study showing one in two Iowa children lack adequate calcium, urging milk and nutrient rich foods to improve school health.
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Ames
Iowa
Neva Peterson
Grandma Moses
New England
Ercel Eppright
Department of Food and Nutrition
Eppright
Mrs Nixon Honored by Home Fashions League
Mrs Richard Nixon receives the Outstanding Home maker of the Year award from the Home Fashions League in Washington AP reports the proclamation honors her domestic contributions during the year.
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Nixon
Home Fashions League
Washington
Richard Nixon
Belvin Receives Rockefeller Poetry Scholarship Honor
William Belvin of 109% Twelfth Street NE has been awarded a $1,000 Rockefeller Foundation poetry scholarship by Paul Engle of the University of Iowa. Belvin, previously an English instructor at Coe College, earned the grant based on a group of poems he wrote.
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William Belvin
Twelfth Street
Rockefeller Foundation
Iowa
Paul Engle
Belvin
Coe College
Keen Teen Klub Opens At YMCA This Friday
Cedar Rapids teens learn the Keen Teen Klub at the YMCA will open Friday night for the winter season. Membership cards will be sold on Klub night and later admission will be by card only. Supervisors Harley Van Akkeren and Bob Ellis report plans include dancing with Bunny Hop records, a game room upgrade, and a snack bar run by Klub volunteers.
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Uazetve
Keen Teen Klub
Beverly Newman
Sixth Avenue SE
Bob Nelson
Johnson Avenue NW
Jean Strong
Cedar Rapids
YMCA
Klub
Harley van Akkeren
Bob Ellis
Mr. van Akkeren
Marion
Aaron Ae
Mr. Ellis
van Akkeren
Roosevelt High School
McKinley Future Homemakers elect officers
Nearly 30 teens worked to start Klub activities this year. McKinley chapter of Future Homemakers of America elected Phyllis Boyd president ary Ann Boedeker vice president Sheron Lamb secretary Patsy Pardubsky treasurer Dixie Palmer historian Donna Kalous and Alline Vondracek music chairmen Marlene Burdick program chairman Sheryl Edwards reporter. Some members will attend a district conference meeting in Tipton Oct. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Chapter
Future Homemakers of America
Phyllis Boyd
Ary Ann Boedeker
Sheron Lamb
Patsy Pardubsky
Dixie Palmer
Donna Kalous
Alline Vondracek
Marlene Burdick
Sheryl Edwards
Tipton
Harold Ewoldt to Attend Midwest Shipper Carrier Conference
Harold Ewoldt, manager of the Traffic bureau for the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce, will travel to St. Louis next Thursday for the annual Midwest Shipper Carrier Conference meeting. He chairs the rate and classification committee. The conference includes shipper and motor carrier representatives from 12 Midwestern states and aims to resolve differences and foster good relations.
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Harold Ewoldt
Cedar Rapids
Child Found Under Bed After Four Hours
An Omaha report says a worried couple notified police after their six year old daughter vanished for four hours and detectives later found her beneath her bed as the search concluded.
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Omaha
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Vernon Skripsky
Eya Rudhyar
Mrs. Kent Ferman
Sul
Carol Douglas
Cornell
Anon bin
C.R
Cale
Armstrong Millinery
Fen
St. Louis
Glass
China ” Co
Second Avenue
Third Street
QuasiCraft
Second Street
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