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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1937

Page

16

Irvin Schlesselman Weds Florence Bartman in Milwaukee Home

Miss Florence Bartman of Milwaukee wed Irvin Schlesselman of Madison at the Schlesselman home in Milwaukee. Rev. Arthur A. Brooks officiated under an oak arch as family guests attended. The couple plans graduate study at the University of Wisconsin and move to Madison.

Florence Bartman George Bartman Milwaukee Irvin Schlesselman Madison Wil H. L. Schlesselman Third Avenue SE Arthur A. Brooks Schlesselman Fall Towers William P. Whipple

Delta Theta Chi Honors Mrs Winfrey At Dinner

Iowa Sigma chapter of Delta Theta Chi honored Bertha Gouldin Winfrey a recent bride at Montrose hotel dinner. A gift was presented and during the meeting nominations for senior officers were shared with Anne Severn elected president and Mae Hogeland as vice president. Meeting days set for the second and fourth Monday each month.

Iowa Sigma Chapter Delta Theta Chi Montrose Hotel Bertha Gouldin Winfrey Winfrey Anne Severn Mae Hogeland

Newcomers From Ohio Move Into Cedar Rapids Home

Mr and Mrs Frank J Gibbons and their son Frankie Jr from Dayton Ohio are settling in Cedar Rapids at 1807 C avenue NE three weeks after arriving. Mr Gibbons works as an agent for the Standard Register company of Dayton.

Cedar Rapids Frank J. Gibbons Frankie, Jr Gibbons Wio Dayton C Avenue Standard Register Company of Earl Brush Maquoketa Leoma Hobart Gibson Frank Gibson Marion Methodist Episcopal Church Chicago George Gibson

Czech Fine Arts Society to Meet Wednesday Night

Czech Fine Arts society members will gather Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel for the year’s first musical program. Mrs. S. V. Shonka will discuss current events. Jeroslava Holubova will present notes and a St. Vaclav reading. participants will hear several musical numbers and a talk on the life of Thomas G. Masaryk by T. B. Hlubacek. The program closes with group singing of Kde Domov Mu. Dr. Leo B. Sedlacek is president and Helen Mokrejs is program chairwoman.

Czech Fine Arts Society Montrose Hotel S. V. Shonka Jeroslava Holubova

Sunshine Mission Board to Meet Monday

The Sunshine Mission women’s board will meet Monday at 2 30 p m. A Graemer’s store group dined Thursday honoring Mrs Charles Brown of Cincinnati formerly of Cedar Rapids. Guests at 523 B Avenue NE included Mrs O’Brien and sister Mrs Craemer and Mr Craemer.

Woman's Board of the Sunshine Mission Graemer Charles Brown Cincinnati Cedar Rapids T. W. O'Brien Avenue NE Nicholas P. Craemer Craemer Woodland Drive Mesdames Brown Mary Morrow Louise Streeter Lucille Anderson Ruby Hunt Rose B. Haltitz Lee Tenney Caroline Salow Beatrice Redies Caroline Raddatz Esther Schoutman Gail Lightner Mae Crowley Isabelle Miller Janice Lancaster Marshall Brebner Mrs. Brown

Two study Groups Will Open Season Two study Groups Will Open Season Two

Two study groups of the American Association of University Women begin the winter program this week. Mrs Arthur L Augustine hosts the Afternoon Current Literature group Wednesday at 2 30 p m at 202 Twenty fourth street drive SE and reviews Beyond Sing the Woods by Gulbranssen. Miss Ruby Taylor leads the group. Creative Writing is Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Frederick G Murray hosting at 1829 Avenue NE and Miss Irma Dovey leading on Modern Poetry. Members bring poems or selections for discussion. Mrs Henry Hauseman Jr and Mrs Raymond Drenkhahn host the Midboro club Thursday at 1 15 p m at 519 Thirtieth Street NE for a bridge luncheon. The Mercy Hospital Alumnae Nurses meet Monday at 2 30 p m in the hospital library. The King's Daughters Service circle meets Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Myron Mason at 629 Second Avenue SW. Minerva Delphian meets Monday at 2 p m at the Y W C A continuing art study.

Arthur L. Augustine Twenty-fourth Street Drive Augustine Frederick G. Murray 1829 Avenue NE Irma Dovey Henry Hauseman, Jr Raymond Drenkhahn Midboro Club Thirtieth Street Mercy Hospital of the King’s Daughters Myron Mason Second Avenue Minerva Delphian

Special Meeting Of B A P W Will Be Held Tuesday

Miss Gertrude Stenger president of the Business and Professional Women's club calls a special meeting for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. Voting on constitution changes will take place and state district and local reports will be presented. A board session precedes at 7 15. New secretary Hannah Johnson succeeds Esther Hoadsey.

Gertrude Stenger Business and Professional Women's Club Montrose Hotel Stenner Hannah Johnson Esther Hoadsey Chicago Bishop's Cafeteria Nelle Crawford Lillian K. Beane Eula Eckert Emma Hagenstein Pearl Hermanstorfer Dorothy Jenista Maude M. Krebs Garnet McLean Lena Nelson Nettie Sisam

Harmony class hosts first meeting at Mrs Hilborn's home

Mrs Dean Hilborn welcomed members to the Harmony class gathering at 816 Caye nne NW Saturday morning. Piano solos were performed by Patricia Weber, Margaret Foster, Joyce Skinner, Donald Lackey and Bill Krebs. Attendees included Richard Duncan, Robert Duncan, Clay Phillips, Victor Holec, Jimmy Geyer, Marilyn Miller and Billie and Shirley Ann Hilborn.

Dean Hilborn Ayenne NW Patricia Weber Margaret Foster Joyce Skinner Donald Lackey Bill Krebs Richard Duncan Robert Duncan Clay Phillips Victor Holec Jimmy Geyer Marilyn Miller Billie Shirley Ann Hilborn

Ex-Soldiers’ Friend Fosters Aid at Oakdale Sanatorium

Cedar Rapids women organized support for war veterans at Oakdale after 1919, with Mrs. M F W Kopp leading as a longtime friend. Volunteers provided clothing gifts and companionship, helping traumatized ex soldiers regain memories and share homes and families they left behind. Many boys later formed a close extended family with these volunteers as they recovered their minds and spoke of lost lives.

Cedar Rapids Oakdale M* F. W. Kopp First Avenue E Arkansas Missouri

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