Oelwein Country Club Hosts Trophy Dinner Night
The Oelwein Country Club held its annual trophy dinner with 100 guests. Awards went to C. A Near, Mrs. Phoebe Bennett, and multiple runners up across flights. Entertainment featured Old King Cole, dancers, and a piano solo by Marjory Wright.
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Oelweln
Oelwein Country Club
Mesdames C B. Ashby
J N McFadden
P H Maley
W A. Wegner
A J Bennett
Fred Ritchie
Millie Lerdall
Glenn G Johnson
Carl Gregory
Tom Maley
Carl Ashby
Old King Cole
Dora Mahler
Dorothy Seaton
Darleen Bradley
Darleen Pollock
Lucile Anderson
Lulu Francisco
C. A Near
Phoebe Bennett
Margaret van Wert
Rosemary Barr
Frieda Roepke
Ethel Hoth
Marjory Wright
Mildred Grannis
Mr Near
Mrs. Bennett
Francis Damon
Hugh McGee
Tom Dyer
Herve Nutting
Dr . Hayward
Harve Ritchie
Kyle Wilson
C. L. Simson
J . Fedler
Ringer
Earl Rhine
Burke Hintz
Owen Hintz
Hull
Ronald Michener
J J Duffy
H W Reinhardt
Rose Blomgren
Evelyn Lawther
Georgia Belle Wassom
A. E. Himebaugh
Theron Ashby
Elaine Bjorklund
Luli Francisco
Marcella Wolfe
New Fall Wardrobe Patterns Offer Elegant Frocks
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern department promotes patterns 1188 1183 and 1151 for fall and winter wear in sizes 36 to 48. Details include smart skirts hidden busts lace vests and easy step by step diagrams. Catalog prices are fifteen cents per pattern and twenty five cents for catalog and pattern together. Address orders to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern department New York.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
Pattern Coupon Name and Address Listing
Pattern coupon records show names and addresses with city style and state. The fragment lists pattern coupon identifiers and associated street and city details in a sparse directory-like format.
Monticello Club Programs and Socials Highlight Busy Season
Monticello social pages report Mrs E J Farley hosting the 94 Literary club with papers on Symbolism of the Flag and Etiquette of the Flag. Officers listed include President FJ Farley and vice president Samuel Crutensoln. Readers and guests from Monticello and nearby towns attend multiple afternoon gatherings, birthdays, and missionary meetings, with a note on the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs H Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J Farley
Albert Stahler
Charles Coxsee
Betser Ross
A M Maurice
FJ Farle
Samuel Crutensoln
Janet Hazard
Albert Stubier
Lieerars
Arthur Skeey
Coolidge
Onis Yosterca
JoNorthrop
Benk
Marengo Church Society Hosts Charity Event
Miss Margaret Scott led a parish gathering at the Marengo Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening. The program featured speakers from the American Legion auxiliary and Methodist church members, with plans announced for a home drive event.
Solon Jades Entertains Metas Society Thursday Evening
The Solon Jades hosted a church social in the parlors with singing and a display by the women of Bolan. Mrs Lee Striver and Mrs Harold Harge presented a demonstration from near Mount Vernon while Rev Mr Hunt delivered a short address to finish the program.
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Jades Good
Metalist
Jources Society of Fly
Bolan
Lee Striver
Harold Harge
Mount Vernon
Champion
Linn County
Hunt
Belle Plaine social clubs and events noted in Oct sessions
A roundup of Belle Plaine society activities lists regular sessions for Belle Plaine Home Canton No 20 and Belle auxiliary, luncheon and bridge events at various homes, club meetings, birthday celebrations, a d ance party, and church gatherings. Attendees include Mrs F H LaDage, Miss Gayle Malcolm, Wilma Sullivan, Edith Sullivan, Lucille Shanda, Naomi Hillman, and many others across local organizations.
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Canton No. 20
Belle Auxiliary
I. O. O. PF. Hall
J. W. Schriner
Gladbrook
F. H. LaDage
Country Club
Gayle Malcolm
Helene
Dorothy LaCage
Edith Sullivan
Bridge
Wilma
Anna Anderson
Jane Ealy
Virginia Hammond
Martha Stok
Carmen Rusk
Alice Hamrick
Eunice Schubert
Marian McCune
Alice Humes
Hazel Collins
Wilma Sullivan
Verne Eige
Marshalltown
Highberger
Russell Smith
Persel
Lucile Smith
Alda Steadman
Alice Jackson
Ruth Helgerson
Myrtle Eige
Lucille Shanda
St. Cecelia Club
Irving
Shanda
Naomi Hillman
Lyle Ealy
Lucky Thirteen Banco Club
Garden Club
F B. Collins
Nona Cara Club
R. C. Connor
Monzetta Marsteller
Methodist Church
Emanon Club
George Strawhorn
Leonard Collins
Ninth Avenue Methodist Church
Kensington
Minnie Hale
E. H Klink
Richardson Art Embroidery Club
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Milo Dansdill in Millersburg
A surprise birthday party was held Friday night for Mrs Milo Dansdill. Guests included Mrs Lelta Brown Mrs Edith Baird Mrs Jennie Schulz Mrs Gladys Pope Mrs Annie Schultz and several others. Weekend guests in Cedar Rapids at Mrs Ella Mulinix home were Mr and Mrs Ed Koehn and the Dansdill family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Dansdill
Lelta Brown
Edith Baird
Jennie Schulz
Gladys Pope
Annie Schultz
Minnie Faas
Maggie Pope
Hilda Bauer
Alice Dansdill
Sade Roberts
Gladys Bauer
Erma Dansdill
Laurine Bauer
Walter Fitzgibbons
Helen King
West Union Clubs Hold Meetings and Birthday Event
West Union The Wednesday Art club held its first meeting at Mrs Leon R Layton’s home with a luncheon. Mrs E M Phillips read a paper on The Romance of Art Pottery and Beulah Blunt spoke on Bells. A Hannah Lee chapter DA R meeting featured papers on Early American Quilts and Colonial China. Helen Brink hosted a dinner for thirteenth birthday honors. Chapter DB PTO and a joint federation meeting are planned. officers for the clubs are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oclwein Woman's Departmental Club
E E .Krider
P. E. Rider
J T Manthe
E M Hall
J A Bogert
J W Edwards
Pearl King
J W Edwards S E Cotman
Regina Ingersoll
E L. Morse
Cedar Rapids
J H Campbell
G .A’ Kidd
Harold Jamison
J C Davis
Kensington Club
Frank Dunham
Glen Morrow
John Gore
Lucile Taylor
Busness
St Marys Circle
Barney Werdel
HG Streeht
Flanbeth
Genome Born
Mee Frerett Putnam
Atangton
Don Ross
Priscilla Club
Leon R. Layton
E. M Phillips
Beulah Blunt
Phillips
Hannah Lee
D A. R
H A Kent
Mary Hoyt
Imogene Stevenson
Helen Brink
C. Brink
Arlene Roe
Eleanor Bemiss
Marie Jacobsen
John Blunt
Martin Cooney
Madam Bovary
West Union
Presbyterian Church
Ceo
Clutier Girl Bride Of Dysart Man
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mildred Uridel to Melvin Holst of Dysart. They wed at Grace Methodist church in Denver Colorado on Sept 7 in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore dark red velvet. attendants were Eunice Wahlburg and C. W Diamond. The couple will reside on a farm near Dysart after spring.
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Belle Plaine
Mildred Uridel
Melvin Holst
DySart
Grace Methodist
Clutier
Tama
Henry Holst
Holst
Springville Seniors Host Skating Party and Cornell Ties Grow
High school seniors entertained juniors and teachers at a skating party at the rink. Miss Wilma Wild’s Sunday school class was hosted by Miss Winifred Fowler. Six Cornellian students from Springville and Paralta commute to Cornell College, including the Hill family children. Ruth Hill, daughter of the Hills, has been elected to the Cornell Women’s Glee Club and joins the Oratoria Society the P K Club and Thalian group.
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Wilma Wild
Winnifred Fowler
M. L. Hill
Springville
Cornell Women's Glee Club
Miss Hill
Oratoria Society
P. K
Thalian Social Group
Tipton Hosts Multiple Bridge Parties and Club Meetings
Mrs W H Schneckloth hosted a sixteenwoman bridge party with prizes to Mrs Raymond Maurer and Miss Edith Buck. Various clubs met through the week in Tipton, with hostesses including Mrs C S Miller and Mrs Forest Witmer. Prizes went to several players, and readings and dinners accompanied gatherings at Home Lodge Rochester and other venues.
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W. H. Schneckloth
Raymond Maurer
Edith Buck
I. O. O. F. Hall
A. A. Tracht
Edwin Carlson
Pearl Murray
C S. Miller
Bethany Mather
Searchlight Club
Forest Witmer
Fred Wilson
L. E. Aker
Carl Frederick
Charles Willey
K. E. D Club
W. H. Jenks
Verne Argo
Leland Kent
Vera Swindenen
H. R. Ripley
FL J Chamberlain
Calamus Groups Host Meetings and Birthday Events
Local Calamus groups held a busy week with hikes, church gatherings, and club contests. The Girl Scouts led a two mile hike north of town while various auxiliaries met at churches and private homes. Fred Mueller celebrated his eightieth birthday with family from Calamus and surrounding towns.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
E. G. Stieman
Mr Koster
Albert Blake
Rae St. John
H. J. Sheldahl
Ray Hazen
Robert Dykema
Quentin Kuebler
Earle A. Baker
Mount Vernon
Ernest Work
Curtis Figley
Sioux City
North Auxiliary Club
Ed Burnett
William Shelton
al Riderman
Lizie Wiese
Carrie Doscher
L. Wahi
August Jensen
August Doescher
Forty Club
Chris Jensen
The
Legion Auxiliary
Embroidery
John Dykema
Sarah Snyder
Willam Mueller
William Mueller
Harry Kenyon
E. Petersen
Mable Pelham
Ida Petersen
C. L. Rhinemust
Billings, Ae
Clarence social events and club meetings noted
Clarence hosts a large Sunday dinner for thirty one relatives and friends. The Clarence Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its first fall meeting with Miss Norma Stange initiated. Embroidery club met at Miss Anna Lyle’s home with Miss Lyle and Mrs. Gordon Smith hosting. Visitors from Stanwood and Vinton were seen attending local gatherings.
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Harry Crist
Robert Crist
Stanwood
Howard Crist
Elizabeth Lorain
Des Moines
George Crist
Harry Gipple
Letts
Edd Crist
Elmer Sawyer
A. W. Lyle
Clarence
Emerson Crist
Anamosa
Order of Eastern Star
Norma Stange
Robert Crest
George Findlay
Embroidery Club
Anna Lyle
Miss Lyle
Gordon Smith
Wayne Saunders
Donna Jean
Vinton
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Bedio
Bertha Moore
Fillmore
Cedar Rogues
Downie
Mary Tichs
Charles Wiel
Tichs
Bernard Gish
Paul Kepler
Robert Preyer
Harry Bigger
Eugene Emeton
Lowell Andreas
Ward McConlewue
Jackie Dunn
John Arcotsinveer
Kenneth Duncan
Robert Bisa
Merle Beasmore
Richard Edmards
W. J. Fiala
Owasso, Mich
C. O Hoows
Louis Hansen
Buffalo
Edwin Hansen
Monticello
Obe
Here
Bere Prerser
James Revie
Peter Pracop
Carter
Mattese
Otto Raeeth
Jo Partham
Estester Moser
Hear Caaerter
Mere Mervin
Arenre
Killie Siac
Howare Mioer
Mor - Neehie
Jack Matthiessen
Corrad Maraorana
Wow Homes
Montiecede Courts
Peta Base
Karl Joe- Stan Mee
Reus Stuber Top Hemerman Mir
Charles Doxsee
Blorerce Nolae
Martin
Emil Burrichter
Martin Burrichter
Henry Burrichter
Gilbert Mico
Albert Dickman
Fred Dickman
Frederick
Dan Kammer
Frank Ruggerberg
Mary Mohl
Carl Mohl
Marvin
Lost Nation
Herbert Mohl
Merle
Toronto
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
O B Brazelt
C B. Burris
Cornelius Steck
R. P Clark
Oscar York
Frank Walker
Burris
Steck
E G Hicks
Yew House
Dewitt Jewett
Bowser 5
Prairie
Hicks
Hadren
Weenendas
Ive Jo Hicks
Marengo
Church
Miss Marperet Scott
Amercar Lago
Mss
Bert Pranes
Methodist
Mary Wagher
Petre Haimentas
Solon
Vinton Lee
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Newton
First Congregational Church
Boy Scouts
Troop 39
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Robert Payton
Donald Radcliffe
Jack Clegg
Tom Miller
Robert Swatosh
Dean Clark
Glen Radcliffe
George Haloupek
Earl Wright
Bryce Strachan
Dorothy
Virginia Irwin
Christ Methodist Church
West Liberty
Glen Marsteller
Deleth Delphian
H. B. Conklin
Adda Clear
Bridge Club
Athena Club
Clear
Sterling Visquain
Minnie Guinn
Jolly Sixteen Club
Lin Hoff
Kill Kare Klub
Arnold H. Ross
Linger Longer
George Baxter
Sunnyside
C. C. Ridenour
Chiefs’ Club
A. R. Long
C W . Burnham
Home Arb Club
T B Kelsey
Millersburg
Clutier Girl
Bride OF Dysart
Man
Tru
Tipton
Calamus
Fred Mueller
John Mueller
Henry Mueller
Grand Mound
Arnold
R. F. Mueller
Goldwyn
A. FP. Mueller
Wheatland
William Holstein
Ed Mueller
Wilhelmenia Wendell
Hampton
C. O. O. Club
Otto Greible
J. L. Pinter
R. J. Smith
Hy Cooper
E. Wulf
Hugo Greible
Happy Bunch Club
Hilda Ehlers
Lloyd Weise
William Fey
William Henricks
S. Arnold
C. J. Lynch
Ruth
Lucy Russel
Vesta Hines
Mechanicsville
Harold Andersen
Agnes Horstman
Marie Miller
Bernice Hayes
Mildred Seigmund
David Neff
South Auxiliary Club
L. Gage
J. Hayes
R. Eden
Marcel
Bigelow Weavers
Luberger
Axminsters
Axminster
Bigelow-Sanford
VT Percers
Uberg LiGood
Tinshire
Second Avenue
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