West Union Clubs Plan Joint Session
West Union study clubs the Wednesday Art club the Tourist club and the West Union Art club will meet in a joint luncheon session next Wednesday at the Presbyterian church. Dr W T Smith president of Upper Iowa university will speak with musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Mcllree
F. W. Schneider
E. M. Phillips
W. T. Smith
Upper Iowa University
Irene Drilling
Philip K. Meskel
Rowena Kutschat
Zella Duncan
Mary Ann Palmer
Central City society notes recount a week of showers and gatherings
Mrs. Hicl Henderson hosted a Monday club at her country home with entertainment led by Mrs. Bernice Storey, Mrs. Anna Kerby, and Miss Cherrill Parker. Guests included several locals, with multiple showers for Mrs. Robert Repstein and a postnuptial event for Mrs. Viola Odgden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicl Henderson
Bernice Storey
Anna Kerby
Cherrill Parker
Madge DuBois
Isabelle Geesey
Beulah Dennison
Marie Henderson
Charlotte Henderson
Louise Bond
Berdina Goldsberry
Albert Bliss
Norman Henderson
Robert Repstein
Henry Drexler
Dudley Henderson
Repstein
Seventeen Attend West Liberty Roller Skating Party
Clarence report notes seventeen local folk attended a roller skating party in West Liberty Tuesday evening. Names listed include Marvin Schilling Velma Schilling Louis Hayden Bernice Roelf Honora Sonne maker Virginia Phillips Emma Jean Sonnemaker Lloyd Phillips Lawrence Hartig Durwood Grieg Ralph Bowser Lawrence Kline Eloise Busching J Wesely Pritchard Mary Masteller Patricia de Spain and Kieth Bixler. Group three of the Methodist ladies met in the church parlors Tuesday with hostesses Mrs Henry Britcher and Mrs Charles Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Marvin Schilling
Velma Schilling
Louis Hayden
Bernice Roelf
Honora Sonnemaker
Virginia Phillips
Emma Jean Sonnemaker
Lloyd Phillips
Lawrence Hartig
Durwood Grieg
Ralph Bowser
Lawrence Kline
Eloise Busching
J. Wesely Pritchard
Mary Masteller
Patricia de Spain
Kieth Bixler
Henry Britcher
Charles Park
Birthday and wedding shower events noted in local notices
A shower was tendered to bride Mrs. Clarence Smith at Mrs. James Williamson home Friday evening. Presbyterian women held a July August September birthday party at Mrs. Howard Stone’s home with Mrs. William Hauessler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
James Williamson
Howard Stone
William Hauessler
Hawthorne Club Opens Year With Dinner in Wyoming
The Hawthorne club began its year with a dinner at the Marshall home on Monday evening hosted by Mrs. Ralph Orth and a list of society members. The following Tuesday the Diana Fret club was entertained at Mrs. Hansen's home with bridge afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Club
Ralph Orth
Charles Marshall
John Holub
L. M. Koch
Jane Inglis
Emil Jansen
William Wilker
Howard Day
Dora Thomsen
Marshall Home
August Hansen
August Thomsen
Paul Levsen
Hattie Dieckman
Dora ‘Thomsen
Robert Platner
Stanwood Teachers Bridge Club
Otto Gottschalk
Gottschalk
Robbie
Nauman
Snofter
The
Legion Auxiliary
A. F. Boyles
Elmer Barnes
Boyles
Fremont and
Red Oak
Chelsea Women Surprise Pastor on Birthday
About sixty women from Chelsea and Haven charged congregations gathered in the Chelsea Methodist tea room to surprise Rev. Emma Arnold on her birthday. The Arnolds have been appointed to serve these churches for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Haven
Methodist Episcopal Church
Emma Arnold
Arnolds
Wacker and Ida Wood Married in Scotch Grove Shower
Mrs Ida Wood became Mrs Edmund Wacker in a Scotch Grove wedding shower at the Wacker home. The couple also attended a wedding dance in Scotch Grove. Scotch Grove Women’s Community club met with Mrs L J Schlemme hosting and a list of assistants. D Heiserman of Monticello spoke. RN A and related guests from Atalissa Wilton and Davenport attended events. Read like a local society note with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Wacker
Scotch Grove
Wacker
Chauncey Carson
Center Junction
D. Heiserman
Monticello
Presbyterians Sunday School Event at Mrs Prahm Home
Center Junction officers and teachers were entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Peter Prahm. Arnold Upland, superintendent, and Mrs. 8. W. Clark with Evelyn Courtney were featured on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Peter Prahm
Arnold Upland
8. W. Clark
Evelyn Courtney
Anamosa D A R Chapter Opens Year in Monticello
Frances Shaw chapter D A R began its year with a Monticello luncheon Saturday under Mrs. Ralph J. Bone and Mrs. L. F. Balster. A Rotary convention talk by Mr. Cass from Monticello accompanied by special music marked the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shaw
Daughters of the American Revolution
Monticello
Ralph J. Bone
L. F. Balster
Goudy
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church
Francis E. Clark
M. E. Hunt
Cornellian Club
Addison Richman
Gordon Home
Betty Sigworth
Lilly Bodine
Mildred Mills
Business and Professional Women’s Club
D.A.R
Grundy Tea Room
Bone
Balster
Mr. Cass
Sixty eighth birthday noted for Dr Wesley Netolicky
Western resident Dr Wesley Netolicky celebrated his sixty eighth birthday with a Wednesday evening dinner attended by family and friends including Dr and Mrs Netolicky and several relatives from North Liberty Solon Cedar Rapids and Williamsburg. A reception honored Rev Forest Kellogg and son Keith at the local Methodist church. Various clubs meet upcoming and hostesses provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Netolicky
Western
Netolicky
L. L. Lentz
Charles Lentz
North Liberty
Joe Netolicky
Solon
H. R. Hess
Cedar Rapids
W. D. Jones
Williamsburg
Forest Kellogg and Son
Keith
Mr. Kellogg
Nichols
Federated Club
North English
C. E. Worth
Sylvia Kriepfer
Grace Kelser
Helen Hatter
Philathean Club
Jack Lavelle Wednesay
M. E. Kensington
Emma Husted
Elberon Couple Weds at Little Bit of Heaven Davenport
Miss Elnora Anders and Row land Brunsen wed at Little Bit of Heaven in Davenport on Monday. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Anders of Davenport and the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brunsen of north of Elberon. They will reside north of Keystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hodgden
Albert Vochoska
Albert Hodgden
Hodgden
Viola Koranda
Oxford Junction High School
Oxford Junction
Joe Buresh
Joseph Buresh Jr
Otto
Mike Vacek
Charles
Louis Buresh
Ed Vacek
George Vacek
Viola Odgden
Elnora Anders
Rowland Brunsen
Little Bit of Heaven
Davenport
John Anders
Carl Brunsen
Elberon
Keystone
Lisbon Club Opens Year With Luncheon at Cogdall Home
The Lisbon Thursday club started the year with an picnic luncheon at Mrs. Nora Cogdall’s home. Mrs. Helen Frink and Mrs. Florentine Downing attended. Mary Alyce Wilson hosted a supper for four for her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wilson of Lisbon, celebrating Marlene Nosley’s fifth birthday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nosley. Guests included Marlene and Charles Nosley and Sandra Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Nora Cogdall
Helen Frink
Florentine Downing
Mary Alyce Wilson
W. R. Wilson
Marlene Nosley
Marlene
Clayton Nosley
Charles Nosley
Sandra Dennis
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Union Clubs
Monticello Country Club
Carl Hodson
Ben Cotton
Thomas Redmond
B. C. Roberts
R. J. Bone
John Fraser
Ralph Bone
Earl DeShaw
A. B. Grimes
Cecil Goettsch
A. M. Maurice
Otten
Order of the Eastern Star
Herman Egger
Asan Lambert
William Tuetken
Harry Rodman
oOo Central City
Emma Mulvihill
Anna Hicks
Ladies Aid Society of the Sacred Hearts Church
Frank Fisher
John Sobotka
John O'Hara
John Lasack Jr
Louis Beniswick
Louis G. Lasack
Clyde Hayden
Tillie Coon
Louis Bisinger
Sadie Tech
John Bisinger
Herman Tech
Mary Kolarik
Mary Mulvihill
Anna Lasack
Mary Lasack
Christine Sazma
Mary Peckosh
Coggan
Wyoming
Atalissa
R.N.A
Wilton
Muscatine
Rowena Barkalow
Lillian Schmidt
Blanch Hines
Maude Overman
Betty MacLamarah
Henrietta Schmidt
Anamosa
Stanwood
Levigue
Shep
Dempsey
J. Ray Whitmore
Dempsey's
Dempsey’s
Second Avenue
RIAL
Simmons
High Rise Studio
ACE
Lubergers
Good Housekeeping
Luberger’s
Luberger
Third Avenue
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