New Fun Nights At Local Y.M.C.A and Y.W.C.A Activities
The Y.M.C.A invites all senior high students to monthly fun nights on the second Saturday with games swimming bowling and dancing at the Y.M.C.A the first event is October 10. Junior high fun nights at the Y.W.C.A are on the fourth Saturday from 7 30 to 10 p m with hosts the Roosevelt Girl Reserve club for a Halloween Hop on October 23.
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Y.M.C.A
W.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club
Girl Reserve Department of
YWCA Activities Open House and Classes Announced
The YWCA will open its building on Sundays from 3 p.m. for any girl in the community to use facilities. A Book Review meeting is set for Monday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss Days of Ophelia by Gertrude Diamant with Mrs. Wayne Foster. A wood craft class starts 7:30 p.m. Wednesday with Frank Gottott instructing. Registration is ongoing for dress forms and weekly sewing lessons. The Girl Reserve Red Cross first aid class for high school girls begins Tuesday at 7 p.m., with textbooks to be purchased. The McKinley Hi-Y Ette club hosts a Gay Nineties party Wednesday afternoon with a skit about 1881. All interested junior and senior girls are invited.
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Y.W.C.A
Frank Guyott
Y. W
Chester Crowell
Girl Reserve Department
Red Cross
McKinley Hi-Y-Ette
Margaret Hawkins
Arda Mae Cox
Frances Marshall
Roberta Owen
Marianne Kubasa
Hi-Y-Ette
Franklin Hi
University of Iowa
Wells
Beta Theta Pi
Pearl Janssen
Iowa City Woman's Club
R. V. McCollum
James Aldous
Peter Laude
W. R. Whiteis
C. H. McCloy
H. K. Newburn
William Cobb
University Club
L. A. Bradley
F. W. Ambrose
J. W. Jones
Paul C. Packer
Sh. A. van Dyke
Girl Reserve and Hi Y Ette Activities Open at YWCA
The piece outlines plans for Girl Reserves and Hi Y Ette members at Franklin Hi Ettes. Activities include a Saturday program from 1 to 5 pm with journalism, poster making, home nursing led by Mrs Harold Miner, a 3 pm swim class at the YMC A, 4 pm bowling, and a 6 pm social dancing class. Senior high fun nights are set for the first and third Saturdays with Hi Y Ette hostesses.
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Girl Reserve Department
Y.W.C.A
Y.wc.a
Red Cross
Harold Miner
Y.M.C.A
Y.M C.A
Vernon Illen
Fred Schumacher
Frances
Flour Authority To Lecture At Bungalow Cooking School
Miss Alma Swenson of the Wheat Flour Institute will lecture at the Bungalow cooking school in the Security Building, Iowa, sharing enriched flour uses and a sugar limited menu. Free recipe booklets will be given as demonstrations run Monday 7 to 8 pm Tuesday 2 30 to 3 30 pm and Wednesday 2 to 3 pm. The event is sponsored by the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company.
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Alma Swenson
Midwstern
Wheat Flour Institute
Bungalow Cooking School
Miss Swenson
Bungalow
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
The
Light Company
Onslow Hosts Dessert Bridge Honoring Tacoma Visitor
Onslow Mrs. George Sears entertained Thursday with a dessert bridge honoring her sister Mrs. James Hornsby of Tacoma Washington. Score prizes went to Mrs. C. M. Holst Mrs. Ralph Orr and Mrs. Marvin Hanwardson with a guest prize to Mrs. Hornsby. Mrs. S. G. Hutton and Mrs. C. R. Smith hosted the Fran cis Shaw chapter of D A R Saturday at Mrs. Huttons home. This opened the year’s meeting.
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Norman W Plath
Wapsipinicon State Park
Plath
Tom Snyder
R. L. Hyde
Lawrence Miller
Frank Stekel
Francis Shawchapter
Samuel Hutton
Cecil R. Smith
Onslow
George Fegan
D. M. Strawman
Clara Barton
Lee van Kirk
The
Legion Auxiliary
James A. Buckner
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
W. E. Evans
Niles Meltesen
Lee Sanner
Charles Tyler
Wapsipinicon Country Club
W. H. Frazer
Hubert Metcalf
Albert Ament
Paul Smith
Tom Powell
Clifford
George Sears
James Hornsby
Tacoma
Wash
C. M. Holst
Ralph Orr
Marvin Hanwardson
Hornsby
S. G. Hutton
C. R. Smith
Francis Shaw
Hutton
North Liberty Methodist True Blue class elects officers
The Methodist True Blue class in North Liberty chose officers on Tuesday. President is Mrs. Gertrude Navy, vice-president Logan Myers, secretary Ira Kline, assistant secretary Mrs. Verne Colony, and treasurer L. Bert Myers.
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Methodist True Blue
Gertrude Navy
Logan Myers
Ira Kline
Verne Colony
L. Bert Myers
Clarence Bride Frances Bachman to Wed Ferrol Lemon
Frances Bachman daughter of Clarence residents to marry Ferrol Lemon of Burlington in a 4 PM ceremony at Clarence. Attendants include Dorothy Bachman and William Lemon. Rev A B Chamberlin to officiate with Kathryn Chamberlin singing. Reception and dinner follow at the bride’s home and later at the Lemon estate in Burlington.
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Clarence
Frances Bachman
Arthur Bachman
Ferrol Lemon
Burlington
Mr. Lemon
William Lemon
Dorothy Bachman
A. B. Chamberlin
Kathryn Chamberlin
Alberta Bachman
Miss Bachman
Clarence High School
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Lemon
Bethany Circle Elects Officers At Meeting
The Bethany circle met with Mrs. Naomi Jassie Thursday. Officers elected include President Mrs. Gladys Fillmore first vice president Mrs. Laurene Weeden second vice president Mrs. Naomi Jassie secretary treasurer Mrs. Selah Peyton and corresponding secretary Mrs. Ruth Gater.
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Bethany Circle
Naomi Jassie
Gladys Fillmore
Laurene Weeden
Selah Peyton
Ruth Gater
Forecast of Events Fire Prevention Week
Cedar Rapids hosts a fifteen mile horseback ride at River Side Park 8 a m Tuesday. Iowa City hosts a bicycle outing at the Engineering building 7 a m Tuesday. The Barn players present Lena Rivers at Times theater 8 15 p m Wednesday. University symphony orchestra contest at Iowa Union 8 p m Wednesday. Waterloo holds the forty fifth annual convention of the Iowa State Teachers association through Friday. Iowa City football Camp Grant versus Iowa at Iowa Stadium 2 p m Thursday. Ripon hosts Coe College versus Ripon in football.
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Cedar Rapids
Riverside Park
Iowa City
Iowa Mountaineers
Engineering Building
the Barn
Lena Rivers
Times Theater
University Symphony Orchestra
Iowa Union
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers Association
Camp Grant
Iowa
Iowa Stadium
Ripon
Coe College
Informal wartime entertaining plans for a thrifty party
Frances Eby urges readers to host informal economical gatherings to boost morale during fuel shortages. She suggests self-service buffets, simple decorations, shared dishes, and practical prizes, with ideas from midnight hamburgers to war bond prizes and card games to fit a wartime home.
Engagement to Mr Hebl Revealed
Mr and Mrs Robert I Leaper announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Natalie Leaper to Donald Hebl son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hebl of Iowa City. No wedding date set. Betty attended Coe College Cedar Rapids Business College and works for the Community Nutrition Service. Donald attended the University of Iowa and plans to enter active army duty.
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Iowa City
Margaret Ann Beck
W. E. Beck
John R. Cornwall
Cedar Rapids
James E. Waery
William E. Beck, Jr
Tipton
Iowa
Collins Radio Company
Dorothy Keppler
Grant W. Keppler
Coralville
Robert B. Wells
L. E Wells
Evanston
Ill
Robert I. Leaper
First Avenue
Betty Natalie Leaper
Donald Hebl
Charles Hebl
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Business College
Community Nutrition Service
Hebl
University of Iowa
Army
Monticello Club Hosts Dinner Dance and Honorary Visits
Monticello country club members attended a dinner dance at the club house led by hosts Mr and Mrs Cecil Goettsch and others. Mrs P E Fagan of San Francisco, staying with Mr and Mrs M J Hogan, received several courtesies, with multiple bridge parties and showers held for her.
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Country Club
Cecil Goettsch
Tom Hamilton
Meyer Slivken
Arthur Skelley
Francis Shimanek
Ross Baty
Ben Roberts
P. E. Fagan
San Francisco
M. J. Hogan
Hogan
Harry Stuher
Mark Hogan
John Shover
Hamilton
Lyman Perkins
Irvin Rhatigan
Larry Robertson
A. J. Stahler
Halstead Carpenter
T. M. Redmond
Birthday and wedding showers in Center Junction
A family party at Mr. and Mrs. John Gray marked son Jack Gray’s fourth birthday with out of town guests from Anamosa Scotch Grove and Cedar Rapids. A post nuptial shower for Mrs. Leslie Boner drew about 50 attendees at the Methodist church basement hosted by a large group of local women. Out of town guests included Mrs. Buel Miller Lisbon Mrs Lucy Dodge and others from Onslow Maquoketa Cedar Rapids and Anamosa.
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John Gray
Jack
Donald
Anamosa
Louis Herren
Delta Eilers
Scotch Grove
Leslie Boner
Methodist Church
Mmes
Robert Mead
Elmer Andrews
Allen Serhousek
Frank Preston
John Otten
Dale Dodge
Carl Underwood
Will Hansen
E. L. Tomlinson
Jesse Allen
Joe Mead
Ruth Hansen
Buel Miller
Lisbon
Lucy Dodge
Belle Dodson
Lyman Thompson
Onslow
Jess Allen
Maquokela
Margaret Miller
Cedar Rapids
Underwood
Rohrbach Home Hosts Weekend Guests From Maney Family
Capt and Mrs John R Maney from March Field California are visiting Mrs Maneys parents Mr and Mrs W P Rohrbach at 1400 Fifth Ave SE. They spent the past week in Washington DC where Capt Maney attended a conference. They depart Monday for March Field where he serves in operations and intelligence.
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John R. Maney
Marchfield
Calif
Shellsburg social events mark school and church gatherings
About 130 people attended a Thursday reception at the Federated church hosted by the Shellsburg school faculty with guests including Rev F P Pickett and Dr G A Brandt. Supt Holliday gave the welcome and Mrs Newel Evens announced the program.
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Federated Church
Shellsburg
F. P. Pickett
G. A. Brandt
Shirley Thompson
Supt. Holliday
Newel Evens
C.es
Mosher's Cafe
Vinton
Earlville Church Hosts Reception for New Pastor Culver
Members of the Earlville Methodist church held a reception and pound social at the church last week for their new pastor Rev H. C. Culver and his family formerly of Waukon. Mrs Henry Bergman presided and program speakers included Ben Holscher the Culvers Roy Miller and John Clifton.
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Earlville Methodist Church
H. C. Culver
Waukon
Henry Bergman
Ben Holscher
Culver
Roy Miller
John Clifton
West Liberty women clubs resume season with new theme
The Women's club of West Liberty opens its second year Tue Oct 6 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Mildred Mosher's home under the theme Cooperating For Victory. Officers include President Grace Carey and Vice President Nellie Forsyth. The Fortnightly Literary club restarted with a 21-member meeting at Roxie Nichols home.
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Women's Club of
West Liberty
Mildred Mosher
Grace Carey
Nellie Forsyth
Mildred Guthrie
Elnora Morris
Mary Sander
Roxie Nichols
Jessie Brooks
Emma Anderson
Florence DeFlon
Jessie Brooke
Olive Haxlett
Eva Buckman
Acampo
Calif
Jessie Smith
United States
Riverside
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Girl Reserve
Y.w.ga
Alice Rogers
Helen Hanson
First Trust & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation of
Twelfth Ave
DIAL
Flour Authority
oOo
North Liberty
Coggan
Union Station
Frances Eby
Progressive Party
Ruth Buresh
Personal Finance
American Trust Wide
Carvel
Syracuse
China
Delft
Prastra
Third Avenue SE
Mr. Hebl
Betty Leaper
Monticello
oOo Center Junction
W. PF. Rohrbachs
Earlville
Lafe Stout
Howard Fisher
Guy Gerot
Robert Nicola
Leslie
Kenneth
Laurel Kucera
Carol Fisher
John Hindahl
Duncan Phyfe
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