Local Church Services and Schedules in City Notices
Religious listings detail Assembly of God church services led by Rev. George W. Bell with Sunday school at 9 45 am and services at 7 30 pm. Calvary Church led by Rev. Clearwater with morning worship at 10 55 am and a sermon from Isaiah 6. First Second Avenue church under Rev. Judson holds rally day and communion at 10 55 am. Grace-Church of Our Lady of Grace at A avenue NE offers matins 7 30 am and choral mass 11 am. St John’s on Nineteenth Street and Park Avenue SE lists Holy Communion at 8 am and worship details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Richard
Clearwater
B.Y.P.U
First
Second Avenue
Twelfth Street
Russell F. Judson
Young People’s Meeting
Sunshine Mission
Iowa Baptist State Convention
First Baptist
Grace
Lutheran
Trinity
Saron
Augustana Synod
Third Street
O. T. Engquist
Luther League
Dorcas Society
Muriel Sundberg
Bethany
Missouri Synod English Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Mark J Steege
Mission Circle
Bethany League of Young People
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
John J. Gent
School of Religion
Isaiah
Young People's Choir
Daniels Park
Center Point
W. A. Montgomery
Central Park
B Avenue
Seventeenth Street
William M. Evans
Sinclair Memorial
Twelfth Avenue
Ninth Street
August Cramer
W. E. Owen
Fifth Street
Robert Little
Bible
Young People’s Fellowship
Book of James
Westminster
Third and Bever Avenues
Fourteenth Street
J. Renwick McCullough
Raymond J. Butt
Missouri Valley
Butt
Men’s Fellowship
C. E
Kenwood Park
First Avenue E
E. Winslow Brown
Christian Endeavor
Catholic Churches and Mass Times Listed for City Parishes
A list of church names and addresses with priests and schedule details shows Immaculate Conception on Third Avenue at Tenth Street SE with several Mass times and confessions, St Ludmila on Twenty first Avenue at Second Street SW, St Matthew on First Avenue at Twenty Fourth Street NE, St Patrick on First Avenue at Fifth Street W, and St Wenceslaus on Twelfth Avenue at Fifth Street SE with listed pastors and mass times. Confession hours and weekday masses are provided for each parish.
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Immaculate Conception
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
Msgr
John M. Molloy
M. A. Mullan
G. V. Steiert
St. Ludmila’s
Twenty-first Avenue
Second Street
F. R. Hruby
St. Matthew’s
First Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
J. D. Kearn
St. Patrick's
Fifth Street
St. Wenceslaus
Twelfth Avenue
August Vojacek
Joseph A. Surovy
Christian Science Services and Reading Room Details
First Church of Christ, Scientist holds services at 1242 Second Avenue with subject Unreality, Sunday 11 a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room at 518 Paramount Theater building open daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. except Sundays.
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Second Avenue
Paramount Theater
Loyally Christian Endeavor District Convention Serves Vinton
The text outlines services at Christian churches on Third Avenue SE and Second Third Avenue at Sixth Street SW. Rev. Blaine Hyten leads worship at 10 45 with sermon Beginning Again With Life and God. District convention at Vinton is scheduled Wednesday and Thursday.
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Third Avenue
Blaine Hyten
Christian Endeavor
Sixth Street
I. E. Linkletter
C. E
Vinton
Church of God United Services Schedule
The Church of God on L avenue at Eighth street NW led by Rev. R. N. Coolidge lists Sunday services from 9 45 to 11 30 for a unified service and a candle light U P service at 6 30 with new officer installation. Evening sermon at 7 30 by the pastor. Weekday events include a Tuesday adult social at 363 Eighth Avenue Marion a Wednesday midweek prayer at 7 30 a U P at the parsonage Thursday at 7 30 and a Green's Grove Sunday 8 pm with Mrs R N Coolidge. Friday hosts a U P class party at Mrs Kress home.
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Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street
R. N. Coolidge
U. P
Mr. Coolidge
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Brethren Church Service Schedule with Jonah Sermon
The Church of the Brethren on Fourth Avenue at Twelfth Street SE led by Rev. Galen T. Lehman conducts Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon titled Y s half smiting God. B P D at 6:30 p.m. Evening worship at 7:30 features a Jonah character study with midweek service on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Church of the Brethren
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Galen T. Lehman
God
Jonah
Church of Christ Seeks Bible Study and Services Schedule
The Church of Christ located at 214 Seventh Street SW lists Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Communion service at 11:30 a.m. and an evening service. The notice provides service times and location.
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Church of Christ
Seventh Street
Church of the Nazarene Schedule At 400 F Avenue NW
The Church of the Nazarene at 400 F avenue NW lists Rev E E Russell as minister. Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with evangelist Rev Karl L Telsinger preaching on Types of Christians. Junior church 6 30 N Y P S 6 30 Evangelistic service 2 30 with The Value of a Soul. Women’s all day missionary meeting Thursday with Mrs Toreace Dennison 304 K avenue NW Cottage prayer meeting Thursday 2 30 with Mrs Ralph Shelton 317 Seventh Street NE.
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Church of the Nazarene
F Avenue NW
E. E. Russell
Karl L. Telsinger
Mr. Telsinger
Women's All-Day Missionary Meeting
Torace Dennison
K Avenue NW
Pam
Ralph Shelton
Seventh Street
Congregational and Bethany Churches Announce Services
The Congregational church on First Washington Avenue at Seventeenth Street SE: Reverend Nelson C. Drefer leads church school at 9:45 a.m. and rally service with sermon on The Ministry of Christian Character Education in the month theme The Ministry of the Christian Church at 10:30 a.m. Bethany Church on Sixth Street at Lafayette Avenue NW: Reverend Je Waery leads church school at 9:46 a.m.
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Washington Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Nelson C. Drefer
Ministry of Christian Character Education
Ministry of the Christian Church
Bethany
Sixth Street
L Avenue NW
JE Waery
Two Area Churches Announce Sunday Services
First First avenue at Third street W hosts Rev. George A Stauffacher leading morning worship at 9 45 am with Sunday school and evening service at 7 30 pm rally day events. Second Eighteenth avenue at Ninth street SW features Rev O C Gatrelle preaching at 10 45 am with Sunday school 9 45 am and evening evangel services.
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First Avenue
Third Street
George A. Stauffacher
Christian Endeavor
Second
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
O. C. Gatrelle
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle Services Schedule
The Rev. Warren Koon leads at 609 First Avenue W with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 and an evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. The Young People's Crusader Service at 6:30 p.m. Prayer and praise Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Men's meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
First Avenue
Warren Koon
Young People's Crusader
Free Methodist Church Schedule on 6th Ave and Eighth St
The Rev. Guy Pickering serves as pastor. Sunday activities include Sunday school at 9 45 am preaching at 11 am class meeting at 12 noon Y M C S at 6 45 pm and evening service at 7 30 pm.
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Free Methodist
Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Guy Pickering
Interdenominational Church Service Schedule
Interdenominational Church on Fifth avenue at Third street SW lists A. J. Stokes as pastor. Morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 2, and old fashioned gospel preaching at 7 30 p.m. Also an old fashioned Methodist prayer and testimony meeting Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Interdenominational Church
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
A. J. Stokes
Church School and Sacrament Services at 415 Third St SE
The Latter Day Saints and Reorganized Church announce church activities at 415 Third Street SE with a church school at 10 a.m. and sacrament services at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Third Street SE
Church School
Lutheran and church schedules in Missouri Synod districts
A listing of services and meeting times for Lutheran and church groups across several congregations. It includes pastors, service times in English and German, Sunday school hours, sermon topics, Luther Leagues, Dorcas and Bethany activities, and election notes for a new fiscal year beginning October 6.
Presbyterian Church Service Notice at Oliver-B Ave
The Rev. E. J. Wykle will lead public worship at 11 with a sermon titled Conditions Relating to the Greatest. Church school meets at 10 a.m. on the Presbyterian church at Oliver-B avenue and Tenth street NW.
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Oliver
B Avenue
Tenthstraet
E. J. Wykle
Churches Schedule Busy Homecoming and Services
A dense church activity list outlines multiple worships Bible schools and sacraments across Daniels Park Central Park Sinclair Memorial Westminster Westminster locations. Notable items include Homecoming Day sermons Dr W E Owen and Dr Raymond J Butt, baptisms and receptions, plays by young people and a 2:30 program, and midweek Bible studies led by various ministers.
Church Services and Activities at Avenues SW and SW
The Rev Samuel Ramaker leads worship at 11 am with a 9 45 am church school and a Rally and Promotion service. Theme When Joy Commences. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm and family youth service Friday at 7 30. At Czech Second Street Sixteenth Avenue SW Rev Frank Helmich offers Sunday school 9 am and morning service 10 am Sermon Gallio's India nea Young People's C E 30.
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Eighth Avenue
L Street
Samuel Ramaker
Christian Endeavor
Second Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Frank Helmich
Gallio
Indianea Young People
C. E
Church Notices At 110-112 Third Street NE
Adjutant and Mrs H M Uptegrove in charge announce Sunday school at 10 a.m. Holiness meeting at 11 a.m. Y P L at 4 30 p.m. Salvation meeting at 8 p.m. Also meetings Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m. At 1030 Seventh Street SE Sunday school at 2 30 p.m. Public meeting Friday at 8 p.m.
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Third Street
H.M. Uptegrove
Seventh Street
Ward Bible Classes Community Outreach Schedule
The Rev. Francis K. Ward founder and Rev. Frank H. Ward superintendent lead activities at 121-123 Second Street NE. Sunday Bible class 9 15 a m Sunday service 7 30 p m weekly. cottage prayer Monday 2 p m junior and young people classes Tuesday 4 15 and 7 30 p m mothers class Thursday 1 30 p m with prayer and children's class 4 p m Thursday 7 30 p m officers and teachers class. Helping Hand Friday 1 30 p m.
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Second Street
Francis K. Ward
Frank H. Ward
F. M. Smith
Children's
Teachers
Community Church Morning Schedule and Forum Topics
Rev Melvin L Welke leads the service at 11 00 am with sermon A Growing Faith of Modern Life Prof L E Garwood hosts an adults forum at 9 50 am The Young Peoples Religious Union meets at 7 30 pm to discuss Are Mothers Competent or Incompetent at Peoples Third Avenue Sixth Street SE.
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Peoples
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Melvin L. Welke
School of Religion
L. E. Garwood
Young People’s Religious Union
Sunday services listed at Sev enth street church
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m worship service at 11 a m with a sermon by Prof H W Ward of Coe college on The Young Man Jesus Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m
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Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
H. W. Ward
Coe College
Man Jesus
Christian Endeavor
United Presbyterian Service Schedule and Events
The United Presbyterian churches list two locations with pastors Rev. Samuel Morrow and Rev. W Greer McCrory. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and 9:46 a.m., worship at 11 a.m. midweek prayer and study sessions, and a Palestine Living Pictures presentation on Wednesday October 9 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Samuel M. Morrow
Third Avenue
Second Street
W. Greer McCrory
Moving Pictures of
Palestine
Ministering Power of Man sermon details at church
The Rev. Goldie C. Richardson leads services at 728 Fourth Avenue SE. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m., morning worship at 11, and an evening lecture on The Ministering Power of Man at 8. Wednesday class Christ's Ministry at 2:30 p.m. and Lessons in Truth at 8 p.m. Thursday talks on Truth at 10 a.m. A Prosperity lecture is scheduled Friday at 8 p.m.
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Fourth Avenue
Goldie C. Richardson
Nesper Re-elected Commander At Wapsie Legion Post
Frank Nesper was reelected commander of the Wapsie post of the American Legion in Oxford Junction. Other officers elected include Joe Zaruba as vice-commander Ernest Schwab adjutant Harry Berner finance officer R E Hill chaplain and George Stewart sergeant-at-arms.
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Oxford Junction
Frank Nesper
Wapsie
American Legion
Joe Zaruba
Ernest Schwab
Harry Berner
R. E. Hill
George Stewart
Warren Ludy To Direct Westminster Boys Work
Warren Ludy was named director of boys work for Westminster Presbyterian church for the coming year. The church’s boys clubs include Friendly Indian Pioneer Comrade and Young Men’s groups with about 125 members. The first major event is a bean feed at the church on Thursday October 17 chaired by Harold Mizener with committee members Howard Risser G B Hale J W Stenner J A Stolar W P Enright and Charles Filipi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Warren Ludy
Westminster Church
Harold E. Mizener
Boys’ Work Committee
Howard Risser
G. B. Hale
J. W. Stenner
J. A. Stolar
W. P. Enright
Charles Filipi
L. E. Crabbs to Speak at First Reformed Rally
Leslie E. Crabbs YMCA boys and young men's secretary will be guest speaker at First Reformed church school rally Sunday at 10 45 am. School members will present musical features with Frederick Lang assigning promoted scholars to departments and classes. Earl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie E. Crabbs
First Reformed Church
Frederick Lang
Earl
Church School Talk Set With Olver to Preside
Olver the church school superintendent will preside while the Rev Samuel Ramaker pastor will speak on Why Have a Church School at the meeting. The address promises discussion on church education and community outreach.
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Olver
Samuel Ramaker
Rally Day Program At First U P Church
A Sunday rally at First United Presbyterian church on Second Street and Third Avenue SW begins at 11 am. The program includes a short play The Better Way with readings, songs, prayers, and performances by Betty Wheeler Arlene Wasendorf Mary King and other church members under the direction of Mrs. W. C. Taber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Second Street
Third Avenue
Greer McCrory
Betty Wheeler
Arlene Wasendorf
Mary King
The
Bible School
J. F. Gearkee
Reading
Betty Lee_Durland
Janice Davis
Darleen Wolford
Junior ‘Wasendorf
Alice Katharine McCrory
Elizabeth Elkin
Melvin Wolford
Luella Wasendorf
Tommy Davis
Billy Wadden
Barbara Jean Shaw
George Harman
Marjorie Scott
Albert McCrory
Paul Keyes
Helen” Taber
Rachel Listebarger
John
Richard King
Tom
John Wheeler
Mary
Betty Lee Durland
Earl Listebarger
Bobby
William Jepson
Ardis Jepson
Doretta Mullen
Jean Riley
Betty Botheris
Geraldine Apfel
Joyce Dougherty
Betty Hasek
Betty Homer
Juno
Bridge
Mary Johnson
Helen Reynolds
Betsy Jane Bridge
Helen Taber
W. C. Taber
Next Time We Live Ends With a Hollywood Dream
Cicely returns from China to find independence in a summer musical as Christopher, once a Rome correspondent, pursues overseas work. Years of marriage, a son, and a glittering film career follow while memories of their world collide with an unspoken question of divorce and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicely
Christopher
Thomas Abbott
Rome
SIR
Tommy Abbott
Caast
Tommy
Russia
Chris
Cutry
Desert
Father
China
San Francisco
Hollywood
Leit
California
Urga
Honan
Kit
Jess
Carteret of
Mukden
New York
Abigail
Park Avenue
Cicely Tyler
Mr. Tyler
Charles Corcoran
Miss
Madame Donato
Madame
al Smith
Fragmentary Passage Shows Characters Pursuing Escape and Career
A worn narrator escorts Kit toward New Mexico and Los Angeles with plans for a gymnas ium and a singing teacher as the depression weighs on her. A son bonds with Kit and asks about his father while rumors of Christopher Tyler linger amid a desert sunset.
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Ommny
New Mexico
Kit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Christopher
Christopher Tyler
Whole Wheat Bread Controversy Faces Patients
The passage notes conflicting views on whole-wheat bread in hospitals where doctors decide patient diets. It mentions rough digestion and irritation for some people, reflecting early 20th century debates on bread choices.
Cicely Faces Change as New York Visit Ends
Cicely Tyler recalls past amid Greenwich Village scenes and talks with friends. She confronts marriage strains and contemplates returning to the coast, musing on Kit, Tomm y, and Christopher as she weighs life choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicely
Madame
New York
Greenwich Village
Manhattan
Cicely Tyler
Tall Kit
Tommy
Christopher
Kit
Washington Square
Coe Student Injured When Auto Strikes Pole
Miss Olga Valenta a 21 year old Coe college student from Keota living at Vorhees hall suffered severe facial lacerations when the car she rode in driven by Charles Gragg 23 left highway 161 between Cedar Rapids and Marion struck a light pole after a blowout Gragg was uninjured and Valenta was taken to St Luke's hospital by a passerby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Valenta
Keota
Coe College
Vorhees Hall
Charles Gragg
Highway 161
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Grage
Miss Valenta
St. Luke's Hospital
Gragg
Mrs. W H Hagey Honored On Her 90th Birthday
Mrs. W H Hagey aged 90 celebrating at home after a morning breakfast with sixteen Cedar Rapids library employees and a noontime luncheon with the Athene club. Born in Harrisburg New York she moved to Cedar Rapids twenty four years ago. She follows current events by reading widely and enjoys fancy work and motoring.
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W. H. Hagey
Fourth Avenue SE
Mrs Nehls Hosts Club Luncheon for Mutual Insurance Wives
Mrs. H L Nehls hosted wives of Town Mutual Liability Insurance men at the Country club luncheon on Saturday noon. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Trapp of Kansas City Mrs. J J Fitzgerald of Indianapolis and Cedar Rapids hosts Mrs. Orle Imes Mrs. W D Ralston Mrs. C R Armen trout and Mrs. L P Davis. A dinner for company employees and another hostess dinner followed that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Nehls
Town Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Country Club
Carl Trapp
Kansas City
J. J. Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
Ind
Orle Imes
W. D. Ralston
C. R. Armentrout
L. P. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Pups of Mrs Ladd Win State Honors at Waterloo Exhibit
Mrs N O Halvorson and Mrs Charles Cross of Cedar Falls, pupils of Mrs F G Ladd, expert on flower arrangement, won five prizes at the flower exhibit held with the Cattle Congress in Waterloo this week. Ladd spent the week visiting her daughter, Mrs Halvorson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Halvorson
Charles Cross
Cedar Falls
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue SW
Waterloo
Davenport Woman Returns Home After Visit
Miss Clara Craine of Davenport returns home after visiting Miss Alma Hartz at Commonwealth Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Craine
Davenport
Alma Hartz
Commonwealth Apartments
Health Department Group Sets Weekly Recreation Meet
Members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club health education department will meet each Thursday from 9 to 10 am at the YWCA for games dancing and recreation. Mrs A G Brown funded the weekly hour. Miss Lucille Ladd spoke after the welcome breakfast with Mrs E W Krickard singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
A. Talbott
Marie Ann Balcar
Dorothy Cline
Clifford Mortland, Jr
Helen Weber
Jacqueline Jurgenson
L. L. Lathrop
Stanley Barta
Harry Cocker
W. P. Rohrbach
W. F. Watkins
R. A. Monroe
Brown
Wilma Schulte and Edward Houser Wed in Walford Nuptials
Miss Wilma Schulte daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Schulte Norway and Edward Houser son of Mr and Mrs Jake Houser Walford were married Tuesday morning. Rev Father J Sindelar of Holy Trinity Walford officiated. Loraine Schulte maid of honor Alma Houser bridesmaid Ern est Kula best man Glen Boddicker usher. Fifty guests were served at the bride's home and a dance followed at Walford hall. The couple will reside near Walford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Schulte
Henry Schulte
Norway
Edward Houser
Jake Houser
Walford
J. Sindelar
Holy Trinity Church of
Loraine Schulte
Alma Houser
Ernest Kula
Glen Boddicker
Mrs. Houser
Miss Martha Rompoths Engagement Dinner Honored
Miss Martha Rompotl, soon to wed Harold Warner, was feted at a Cedar Rapids Gas Co dinner and shower held Wednesday. Guests included Leone Lillig, Dorothy Pitt, Marian Van Fossen, Adelaide Boxa, Carolyn Samuelson, Margaret Ganson, Stella Hibnes, Beryl Brookman, Marjorie Rennekamp, Mary Toof, Mary Hays, Velma Trachta, Mrs John Taylor, and Mrs Emmett Murphy amid gold and white place cards and garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rompoth
Harold Warner
Commonwealth
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Martha Rompotl
Leone Lillig
Dorothy Pitt
Marian van Fossen
Adelaide Boxa
Carolyn Samuelson
Margaret Ganson
Stella Hibnes
Beryl Brookman
Marjorie Rennekamp
Mary Toof
Mary Hays
Velma Trachta
John Taylor
Emmett Murphy
Libbie Pazour to wed William Packard Monday
Mrs. Charles Pazour hosted a shower at the Z. C. B. J. hall for her daughter Libbie prior to her marriage to William Packard. A mock wedding was a highlight with about 165 guests attending and the bride receiving numerous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pazour
Second Street
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Libbie
William Packard
Kappa Delta Pledging Services Held for Two Sisters
Kappa Delta sorority conducted pledging services at the rooms on Wednesday for Jeanne Thada of Klemme and Lella McDermott of Lohrville. Betty Gifford of Cedar Rapids and Dorothy Pfandhoefer J of Evanston Illinois were re pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Jeanne Thada
Klemme
Lella McDermott
Lohrville
Betty Gifford
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Pfandhoefer J
Evanston, Il
Chi Omegas Win First In Table Arrangement Contest
Chi Omega at Coe College won first prize $15 in Kilian company table arrangement contest during Better Homes week. Alpha Gamma Delta took second $10, Delta Delta Delta third $7.50, others earned $5. Judging weighed originality and votes. winning bride’s luncheon table featured pink white Rosebud Chintz Spode chinaware and floral centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Coe College
Kilian Company
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Delta
Mrs Craft Hosts Bridal Shower in Iowa City
Mrs J L Craft entertained Thursday afternoon in Iowa City road SW in honor of Asia McNab on her marriage. The bride received gifts as guests included Miss Sarah Reynolds Mesdames Jerry Andrie and her son Donald J Hert Joe Craft A R Topping E J Watkins J Bevill A J Dei Earl Cherry Sidney Peterson and her son Bobby Clarence Gitt and James L Craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Craft
Iowa City Road
James L. Craft
Asia McNab
Sarah Reynolds
Jerry Andrie
Donald
J. Hert Joe Craft
A. R. Topping
E. J. Watkins
J. Bevill
A. J. Dei Earl Cherry
Sidney Peterson
Bobby
Clarence Gitt
Miss Maxine Koutnik Weds George Plisarik at St. Wenceslaus
Miss Maxine Koutnik daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Koutnik 1503 Seventh avenue SE and George Plisarik son of Mr and Mrs John Pisarik 77 Sixteenth avenue W were married Tuesday at St Wenceslaus church by Rev August Vojacek. The couple will reside with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Koutnik
John L. Koutnik
Seventh Avenue SE
George Plisarik
John Pisarik
Sixteenth Avenue W
St. Wenceslaus Church
August Vojacek
Frank Gelski
Pisarik
Midboro Club Meeting At Mrs Brown Home
The Midboro club met at Mrs E D Brown 3103 E avenue NE with Mrs E A Nelson assisting. After lunch and a business meeting bridge was played. Prizes were won by Mrs Keith J Nell and Mrs G V Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
E. D. Brown
E Avenue NE
E. A. Nelson
Keith J. Nell
G. V. Wood
Couple returns from Chicago visit at Mathes home
Miss Martha Laughlin and Richard DeVries returned from a Chicago trip where they visited at the L. E. Mathes residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Laughlin
Richard DeVries
Chicago
L. E. Mathes
Scout Troop Formed In Yowa City Under Legion Sponsor
Vern R. Miller of Towa City will lead a newly formed Scout troop sponsored by the Roy L. Chopek post of the American Legion. B. O. Matthess will serve as assistant scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowa City
Vern R. Miller
Towa City
Roy L. Chopek
American Legion
B. O. Matthess
Statement of Condition of First Trust and Savings Bank
Bank at Cedar Rapids Linn County closes business September 30 1935 reports resources 933600.37 and liabilities 933600.37 including capital 100000 surplus 20000 deposits 813800.37. Signatures of president J W Pichner and officers certify accuracy sworn October 5 1935 before notary public Fra J Ast? Notary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Pirall Apiae
Ems Ae
Pecvaee
Iowa
Linn County
W. Pichner
Miralsiy
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Assembly of God
A Avenue NW
George W. Bell
Christ’s Ambassadors
Stewardship Institute
Jesus
Treasury
Church Council
Episcopal
Evangelical
St. Pauls
A. A. Brooks
Church of Youth
Young People’s League
St. James—Ellis Boulevard
Avenue NW
Homer A. Crumb
Epworth League
Elton OD. Wells
Ambassadors of Christ
Epworth
Thirty
Frederick B. Thiel
Salvation Army
Unitarian
United Brethren
United Presbyterian
Unity Center
Westminster Boys’ Work
L. E. Crabbs
First Reformed Rally
First U. P
Ursula Parrott
John Harvey Furbay
Ph.d
Coe
W.H. Hagey
Mrs. Nehls
Miss Craine
Health Department
Schulte-Houser
Kappa Deltas
Chi Omegas
Mrs. Craft
Koutnik-Pisarik
First Trust and Savings Bank