Reception Planned for New Dean of Medical College
Special to The Gareette Iowa City honors Dean and Mrs Ewen MacEwen with a river room Iowa Memorial Union reception from 8 to 10 p.m. Tuesday attended by President and Mrs Eugene A Gilmore deans faculty and hospital staff. Foreign students will be entertained at a university club tea today. Sororities host open houses and teas this afternoon to introduce new members. Harold C Thomas of San Francisco will direct Cedar Rapids community chest drive. Mrs Henry G Walker travels to Cleveland. Emma Richards and daughter Cora return from New Mexico trip.
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Gareette
Iowa City
Ewen MacEwen
River Room
Iowa Memorial Union
Eugene A. Gilmore
University
College of Medicine
School of Nursing
MacEwen
Medical Council
University of Iowa
University Club
Arthur Steindler
B. J. Lambert
Lambert
Emil Witschi
Edwinb. Kurtz
G. P. Foster
E. D. Plass
P. C. Jeans
Ernest Horn
C. H. McCloy
Zella White Stewart
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Delta Gamma
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Harold C. Thomas
San Francisco
W. S. Thomas
Thomas
Iowa Citian
Community Chest
Cedar Rapids
Henry G. Walker
Cleveland
Burl Bush
Emma Richards
Cora
New Mexico
Richard
Raton
Trinidad
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Center Junction Woman's club opens thirteenth year with lunch
Center Junction is a noon gathering as the Woman's club begins its thirteenth year at Ethel Stingley's home with officers hosting. Maude Duncan introduced the new officers led by President Ethel Stingley, and Marjorie Ahraken joined as a new member with a program featuring piano, talks on educational institutions, and vocal solos. External celebrations include Mr. and Mrs. J B Seehusen honoring their sixteenth wedding anniversary nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Ethel Stingley
Maude Duncan
Carrie Driebelbis
Nelle Moses
Grace Thompson
Ruth Eile
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
E. Goldsmith
C H Nelson
Bonita Goldsmith
Chicago
Will Hansen
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Fstella Stingley
Stingles
Mabel Tomlinson
Nina Bulgren
Watson
Charles Luett
Boone
Bud Miller
Lisbon
Keswick Women Lead Local Legion Work Meeting
Keokuk county chairmen of the Anchie on Legion observed a Thursday noon meeting to discuss ongoing war work. Mrs Huntry Hile Me Toda Jarvis and Mrs Wy hosted the affair at the Methatto Peters church with committee members and guests in attendance including Mrs Grush and Mrs Gros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C D_ Rarlan
Keokuk County
Anchie
Legion
Toni
Huntry
Toda Jarvis
Mie Tha Wy
Ff Pee
Methatto Peters Church
Helep Grush
Vre
We Fleet
Margie
Local clubs host meetings and elect officers this week
Clarence residents attended club gatherings with new officers named. The Wednesday Literary club met at president Mrs. K L Benner to hear vacation reminiscences. Embroidery and Cultus clubs held first or new meetings with hostesses and officers. A Clarence school faculty dinner occurred while Mr and Mrs C A Seaton traveled to Chicago for world series games.
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Fred Hoffner
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Mae Miller
Edwin Schluter
Merle Cashman
K. L. Benner
Embroidery Club
Elmer Sawyer
Harry Crist
Earl Elijah
Alice Cosgriff
Cultus Club
Lois Brink
Edna Freeman
Verva Bixler
Edwin Schiuter
Clara Kemmann
Clarence School
C. A. Seaton
Chicago
DAR Guests Attend Anamosa Balliot Chapter Meeting
Anamosa Balliot chapter Daughters of the American Revolution from Mount Vernon were guests of Frances Shaw chapter Saturday in James Remley home. A quartet of high school boys sang and Rep. B. B. Hickenlooper spoke before tea. Various clubs held meetings with luncheons, reviews, talks, and social events through the week.
Wedding and club events mark Newhall week
Newhall Mrs Louis Baumgartner hosted the women’s card club with Mrs Nancy Meyer as guest. Presbyterian Ladies met at Mrs Bradley’s home with guests including Mrs F C Heinrich. St Pauls Altar and Rosary society was hosted by Mrs E G Matson. A double wedding occurred at Rev O Nicting’s home with Miss Annis Schlotterbeck marrying Lester Werning and Miss Agnes Senne marrying Merle Koopman. All four alumni of Newhall High School plan to farm nearby.
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Louis Baumgartner
Women’s Card Club
Nancy Meyer
C L. Bradley
F. A Husted
Emma McGranahan
Bradley
F C Heinrich
Arnold Gafeller
A C Olson
E. G. Matson
St. Pauls Catholic Church
O Nicting
Annis Schlotterbeck
Lester Werning
Agnes Senne
Merle Koopman
Newhall High School
Lost Nation Federated Guild Meets in Church Annex
The Federated Guild gathered Wednesday in the church annex with Mrs Julia Wulf and Rev B H Cheney as guests. Miss Anna Sexfert presided. the program featured a long prayer, reports from division and honorary members, October relief committee named, readings by Ips Vane Cheney, and a luncheon served by several members. The next meeting will be Neo oto youth with hostesses Sepha Dobing Plaen and Nellie Wirak.
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Federated Guild
Julia Wulf
B H Cheney
Anna Sexfert
Cheney
Relief Committee For
Sarah Stevenson
Pesce Story
Anna Seyfort
Nellie Waezac
Vane Cheney
Besse
Mas Smith
Mars Ghek
Hazel Coter
Neo Oto
Sepha Dobing
Taoneta Plaen
Nellie Wirak
Esther Steiner
Vire Grace Busch
Crochet Tray Mat from Nancy Page Club Instructions
Mercerized crochet and linen used to make a tray mat. The pattern by Nancy Page includes color sequence brown orange green Nile green and ecru with sizes six through ten hook and linen backing. Instructions cover rows one through six with clusters slips and chain details and note copyright 1935.
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Nancy Page
Ecru
Nile Green
Club and Lodge Meeting Notices in Sunday Gazette
Notices for clubs and lodges require Friday 4 40 p.m. submissions with full names and phone numbers. Bird Club meets Monday 7 30 p.m. at Coe College Science Hall. Tirzah Society Thursday 2 30 p.m. at 879 Center Point Road. Gethsemane Shrine Saturday 7 45 p.m. at Mason ic Hall. Parlor City Camp No 1799 Tuesday 2 30 p.m. at KP Hall with date change noted. Past Chiefs association Winter temple No 78 meets Monday at Mrs Esther Strait 726 L Street SW. L A T O R C Ladies Auxiliary Columbia Division No 37 luncheon Wednesday 1 p.m. at 838 First Avenue E followed by regular session.
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Sunday Gazette
Past Chiefs Association of
Winter Temple
Esther Strait
L Street
Cecil Cook
Cordelia Byerly
Lillian Clark
Ladies Auxiliary
Columbia Division
L. A
First Avenue
Benefit card party after meeting for Rebekahs invites
A note announces a change in time for the meeting followed by a benefit card party. All Rebekahs and their friends are invited, and refreshments will be served after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Morcombe Lodge Past Presidents Meet for Luncheon
The past presidents of Carrie Morcombe lodge No 2 D of H will gather at Mrs Sam Christensen's home 1541 Bever Avenue SE Wednesday at 1 p m for a luncheon.
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Carrie Morcombe
D. of H
Sam Christensen
Bever Avenue SE
Manchester Social Roundup In Early September
Friday evening bridge party to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Yoran with six tables and Cedar Rapids players. High north-south honors awarded to Mrs. H J Robertson and Mrs. W M Jayne, second to Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Gosling. High east-west to Mr. and Mrs. Haselman. second to Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. Ellis. Farewell party for Rev. Elton D. Wells prior to Cedar Rapids move. Pot luck supper at 6. church groups met for ritual, talks, and local topics. Garden club picnic planned at Backbone State Park. Phi Delphian program included Cantor, Spode, Old Silver, The Last Supper, Peter, Old Glass, Old Jewelry. current topics discussed by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Yoran. Royal Neighbor club hosted by Mrs. R Reissler. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Mrs. Henry F. Arnold’s. Honey Creek Country club opening meeting with Mrs. J. B. Heyer. Hy perion lodge Knights of Pythias to meet at Castle Hall Monday with 6:30 supper.
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C. G. Yoran
Cedar Rapids
H. J. Robertson
W. M. Jayne
Francis G. Gosling
Manchester
F. A. Haselmann
Francis V. Ellis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elton D. Wells
Wells
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles B. Baumgartner
Clarence A. Brown
Europe
Backbone State Park
Phi Delphian
Charles B. Baumegartner
Eddie Cantor
Melvin J. Yoran
Spode
Clarence Fincham
Clarence G. Yoran
Jane McCarren
Peter
T. Jay Matthews
A. L. Clark
Frances Wolcott
Cora Davis
R. Reissler
Royal Neighbor Club
Henry F. Arnold
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Honey Creek Country Club
J. BE
Heyer
Hyperion Lodge No. 186
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Woman's Labor Bureau meeting notices
Woman's Labor bureau No. 17 will meet at Labor Temple Thursday at 7 30 pm. All members wishing to attend the Waterloo meeting Tuesday are asked to notify Mrs. E G Olson dial 7919.
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Woman's Labor Bureau
Woman's Labor Bureau No. 17
Labor Temple
Waterloo
E. G. Olson
Dial
M B W E Lodge 1029 to Meet Sunday Evening
B M W E lodge No 1029 will hold a meeting Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Labor temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M
Labor Temple
S L A Social Club Meeting at Mrs Sager Home
The S L A social club will meet at Mrs Adda Sager's home 945 Rockford Road SW on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Club
S L. A Social Club
Adda Sager
Rockford Road
Cedar Rapids A O U W Lodge Meets Tuesday
A. O. U. W. Cedar Rapids lodge No. 278 will hold a meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall.
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Cedar Rapids
Moose Hall
Security Benefit Meeting and Card Party Plans
Security Benefit association will meet Friday at 7 45 pm in Moose hall. Friends will be entertained at a card party following the meeting. Star Lodge No 4 Degree of Honor Protective association will meet Wednesday at 8 pm in Pythian hall 420 First avenue. A 6 pm premEc supper for members and their families. Those attending should bring a covered dish and bread and butter sandwiches. Praha Rebekah lodge No 51 00 F will meet Fridays at Sokol hall. Initiation of new members will occur.
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Security Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Star Lodge No
Star Lodge No 4
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Pythian Hall
First Avenue
Praha Rebekah
Bluff View Aid Meeting and Picnic Plans
Bluff View Aid society will meet Wednesday with Miss Ruth Miller at 1816 Eighteenth street NW. Dinner at 1 pm and members should stay for the day to tie comforters. Attendees to bring a covered dish. Shepherdess Guard meets Saturday at 4:30 pm in the Masonic hall with Huldah Knight as chair and hostesses Ella Graissel Nora McKinnon Marguerite McGlaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid
Bluff View Aid Society
Ruth Miller
Eighteenth Street NW
Shepherdess Guard
Masonic Hall
Huldah Knight
Ella Cgraissel
Nora McKinnon
Marguerite McGlaughlin
Community club notices and meetings in Cedar Rapids area
Modern Woodmen Linden camp No 145 hosts a picnic supper at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday at 6 30 p m women to bring a covered dish and sandwiches A E Phillips will discuss the Towns end plan and cards will be played Cedar Rapids Stamp Club meets Monday at 730 p m at the Montrose hotel stamp collectors welcome plans for a women’s auxiliary Queen of The West No 2 meets Friday at 230 p m in the I O O F hall
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Linden Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
A. E. Phillips
Townsend
Cedar Rapids
Tirzah Eatery Card Party and Royal Neighbors Meet
Tirzah eatery hosts a card party Tuesday at 2 p m in Moose hall with five hundred to be played. Margaret Quick leads the Royal Neighbors booster club event. The Royal Neighbor Booster club meets Thursday evening with Mrs Rose Stoddard coordinating, assisted by Mrs Fannie Lemon. Entertainment arranged by Mrs Ida Mae Danson and Mrs Mary Parsons of the Police Auxiliary. Police Auxiliary gathers at I F hall Wednesday at 7 30 pm with hostesses Gladys Wilson Marguerite Bailey Anna Bucacek and Laura Christianson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirzah
Moose Hall
Margaret Quick
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor Booster Club
Rose Stoddard
Sixth Street
Fannie Lemon
Ida Mae Danson
Mary Parsons
Gladys Wilson
Marguerite Bailey
Anna Bucacek
Laura Christenson
Rebecca Alexander Daughters of the Union to Meet at Memorial Building
Rebecca Alexander tent No 14 of the Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War will hold its regular meeting Friday at 8 pm in the Memorial Building. A report of the national encampment will be given. The district meeting will be held in the IOOF hall at Oelwein Friday October 18. Members wishing transportation are requested to...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
Oelwein
Indies auxiliary to the I A M meeting Thursday evening
The Indies auxiliary to the I A M will meet at the Labor temple Thursday at 7 45 p.m. Star Of Maine Rebeksh lodge No 221 will hold a regular session Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Maine lodge hall 838 First avenue E. Members are asked to note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. of M
the Indies Auxiliary
I A. of M
Labor Temple
Star of Maine
Star of Maine Rebeksh Lodge
Maine Lodge
Tipton Women’s clubs elect new officers
Tipton Woman's club met Tuesday and elected officers: Mrs Allen Rumble president, Mrs John Lang vice president, Mrs W J Schneckoth secretary, Mrs Sherman Yates treasurer. The Child Conservation League met at Mrs Fred Wilson's home and served luncheon for twenty. Mrs Banks spoke on the Black Hills. Mrs W H McClellan entertained the Harmony club at luncheon. Out of town guests included Mrs Jennie Schooley of New York and Mrs Anna McClung of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton Woman's Club
Allen Rumble
John Lang
W. J. Schneckoth
Sherman Yates
Child Conservation League
Fred Wilson
C . Banks
Black Hills
W. H. McClellan
Harmony Club
Jennie Schooley
New York
Anna McClung
California
Waukon Socials Highlight Doings and Weddings
The Naomi guild hosted a fruit shower for Mrs. Arnold Koester after her wedding trip. Marc Daniels and Lois Martelle wed in Freeport and will reside in Waukon. A Harvest Home dinner honored Mrs. Eddy and Miss Eddy of Mount Dora. A bridal shower greeted Mrs. Alfred Kolden. The We Study club met at the city library with a books talk by Miss Jennie Jones. The Nineteenth Century yearbook committee hosted the group at the Harden home as they map a study program of places and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Phillips
George Patschke
Martin Martinson
Arnold Koester
Waukon
Marc Daniels
Waukon Lumber Company
Lois Martelle
Dubuque
Freeport
Ill
Chicago
C. H. Megorden
Alice Grimm
Harvest Home
Methodist Church
8. H. Eddy
Bertha Eddy
Mount Dora
Fla
Bridge
Megorden
Alfred Kolden
Isadore Aldrich
We Study Club
City Library
Jennie Jones
George McShane
Nineteenth Century Club
L. C. Harden
R. H. Wheat
Ray Hutchinson
Harden
Webster Mrs Rubins Hosts M E Ladies Aid Event
Webster Mrs George Rubins hosted the M E Ladies Aid with assistant hostesses Mrs Bessie Beinke Mrs Thelma Hummell and Miss Frances Swails. Entertainment committee included Mrs Pearl Dillon Mrs Velma Kepler Mrs Frank Bliss and Mrs Roy Sorden. Friday was visitors day for the primary room with mothers as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rubins
M. E. Ladies Aid
Bessie Beinke
Thelma Hummel
Frances Swails
Pearl Dillon
Velma Kepler
Frank Bliss
Roy Sorden
Dorothy Parker
Dorothy Smith
Rita Jean Crow
Roy Lee Parker
Mary Lough
True Blue Club
Milo Miller
Lisbon Bride Wed In Federated Parsonage Ceremony
Miss Onafee Staab of Lisbon and Lester Bails of Stanwood were married September 26 at the Federated parsonage with Rev. Phillip Brunn officiating. Attendants were Miss Luella Mohn and Frank Klinkhammer. A reception and dinner followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McHenry, with out-of-town guests listed from Marion and Stanwood. The issue notes church society meetings and Legion auxiliary officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onafee Staab
Lisbon
Lester Bails
Stanwood
Federated Parsonage
Phillip Brunn
Luella Mohn
Frank Klinkhammer
Sherman McHenry
W. W. Yocum
Ruth
Emilie Griffin
Edith Sailor
Delia Johnston
Pearl
Hazel Kohl
Elizabeth Frederick
Genevieve Alexander
Anna Ehresman
Myrtle McHenry
Monticello Socials Highlight Out‑of‑Town Guests
Monticello groups hosted luncheons tea and bridge events with several out of town visitors. Mrs. W D McLaughlin presided at a FP P E Q luncheon while Mrs. Emil Rickless hosted a tea for aunt Mrs. Alice Cornish. Mrs. James Carter visited from California and Mrs. E M Miller attended from Marion. Out‑of‑town guests included Mrs. LeVan from El Reno and others from Cedar Rapids Hammond and Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs Henry Chee entertain relatives from Elgin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter FP
Albert McNeill
W. D. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Yellowstone Park
George LeVan
el Reno
Okla
Emil Rickless
Alice Cornish
Pacific Grove
Calif
J. G. Thomas
B. M. Miller
Marion
Thomas
James Carter
San Mateo
F. P. Stahler
Charles Northrop
George Wilkens
Maples Inn
W. J. Smith
Battle Creek
Mich
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Siegfried Guyan
Kate Perley
Tougalee College
Tougalee
Caroline Hicks
Agnes Gearhart
E. M. Miller
William Tighe
Cedar Rapids
Hammond
Henry Che
Leon Fredrickson
Elmer Ackerman
Carl Orgel
Wayne and
Dale
Elgin, Sr
Herman Ohe
Local Hosts Shaped Weekend Gatherings In Dundee and Surrounding Areas
Dundee residents Mr. and Mrs. Morrissey and daughter Virginia hosted a country breakfast for visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cass entertained at a dinner near Dale's Mill for Dr. and Mrs. Peter Laude of Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harms with daughter hosted out-of-town guests from Manchester. Mrs. Raymond Echternacht hosted the Delta Delt bridge group at her home with Miss Louise Stambaugh, Mrs. Olin Howie, and Mrs. Gearhart present. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Ill
James Morrissey
Virginia
Castle Grove
Morrissey
Merle Cass
Dale's Mill
Peter Laude
Iowa City
Paul Harms
Manchester
Raymond Echternacht
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Louise Stambaugh
Olin Howie
Gearhart
Birthday and guest list notes from Atalissa and area
Atalissa and surrounding areas celebrate birthdays and honor visitors with several gatherings. Mrs. Foulker of California, Mrs. Louisa Lamb turning seventy nine, and multiple families including Staleys, Lambs, and Van Horns were among those hosting or attending recent events across Atalissa Muscatine West Liberty Cedar Valley and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nachbour
Foulker
California
George Moore
T. F. Beveridge
Muscatine
John Miller
Wilton
Charles Lamb
West Liberty
Archie Staley
Staley
G. A. Albro
Charles Staley
Leota
Atalissa
Louis Staley
Charles
Lavone
Alma
Louis
Cedar Valley
Clarence Melville
Scranton
Fern
Robert
Louisa Lamb
John van Horn
Lois
David
Arlington social rounds feature four clubs and gatherings
Arlington reports Four Four club hosts Mrs Walter Little on Friday and Swastika club with hostess Mrs Charles Cammack on Thursday. Guests include Mesdames Lyle Corbin Arthur Jennings Thomas Scofield and Mr Mrs Andrew Perkins of California. Also Mrs Erwin Herzmann hosted birthday celebration with dancing. Ladies Aid at the Lutheran church served lunch Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Little
Charles Cammack
Mesdames Lyle Corbin
Arthur Jennings
Thomas Scofield
Andrew Perkins
California
Erwin Herzmann
Herzmann
Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Palo Dorcas Society Meets In Ely With Dinner
The Dorcas society of St. John's Lutheran church in Ely held an all day meeting led by Mrs. Walter Wagner. A picnic dinner was served. Attendees included numerous Ely residents and visitors from nearby towns. The Palo high school sophomores hosted a party and wilder roast in Mihor's grove on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
St. John's Lutheran Church of Ely
Walter Wagner
Mary R. Clark
Lavina Neitderhisar
Carrie Worley
Mabel Jiroutek
Libbie Krob
Elizabeth Ogborh
Rosa Fuhrmeister
Mgrs
Joseph Lorenc
Flora Kremienak
Leslié Peét
Elizabeth J
Bethany Circle Elects Officers In Garrison Meeting
Garrison Bethany circle met Thursday at Mrs Webb Naylor home with Mrs Harry Zimmer assisting. Officers elected include President Mrs Fred Van Derzyle Vice President Mrs Webb Naylor Secretary Mrs James Crossley and Treasurer Mrs Earl Bashore. A large crowd attended a Church of the Brethren shower honoring four brides Mrs Adrian Henkle Mrs Sheldon Overton Mrs Thomas Spencer and Mrs Russell Smiley, all married by Rev A H Hoefle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Circle
Webb Naylor
Harry Zimmer
Fred van Derzyle
James Crossley
Earl Bashore
Church of the Brethren
Adrian Henkle
Sheldon Overton
Thomas Spencer
Russell Smiley
A. H. Hoefle
The
Brethren Church
Mrs Earl Van Horne Hosts Mixed Shower at Legion Hall
Mrs Van Horne was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs M Kraft at the Legion hall. Attendees from multiple towns included Mrs John Voght and others from Vinton. Mrs Clarence Fry and Ruth from Keystone. Mrs William Kanack and Lorena. Mrs Bernard Garbers. Newhall guests. and many Van Horne affiliates. A reception for new public school faculty followed Tuesday’s P T A meeting with Perry C Tyler presiding and committees led by Mrs E G Colston Mrs Kate Barry and Mrs Hubert Kerkman. Roy Kelly chaired the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kraft
M. Kraft
Legion Hall
Vinton
John Voght
Nettie Hauser
Otto Streitner
William Hauser
Keystone
Clarence H. Fry
Ruth
Wiliam. Kanack
Lorena
Bernard Garbers
Newhall
Lloyd Berry
Wilbur Garbers
George Seboldt
Freddie Hagen
Henry Seboldt
Henry Posseh
Glen Kerkman
Max Walthart
Joe Peiper
John Hanneman
Harry Jenkins
Henry Hanneman
Wesley Schulze
O. C. Wamser
John Jurgens
Frank
Kate Barry
Hubert Kerkman
Roy Kelly
Montour A R E A club hosts annual guest meeting
The annual A R E A club meeting was held Thursday evening at the Methodist hall in Montour. Joe Petrone of Marshalltown described a trip through France and Italy while the high school orchestra performed. Guests included teachers from Montour school and members of the S O K junior club and orchestra, with Mrs Frank Sturtz, Mrs R K Thompson, and Miss Maxine Avery helping with serving. Mrs A A Harvey presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Hall
Joe Petrone
Marshalltown
France
Italy
Montour School
Frank Sturtz
R. K. Thompson
Maxine Avery
A. A. Harvey
Mrs Jennie Franck Farewell With Moving Family Notice
Neighbors and relatives honored Mrs Jennie Franck at a farewell gathering at her home on Thursday The Franck family plans to move to a farm near Coogan Mrs Carl Walton hosted a birthday surprise party for Carol Lee eighth birthday with third and fourth graders and their teacher Miss Alice Wylie Friday afternoon Rev C Britnell is the new pastor of the local Methodist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Franck
Franck
Coogan
Carl Walton
Alice Wylie
Carol Lee
8. C. Britnell
Methodist Church
Newly Elected Officers for Methodist Ladies Aldare
Marquette reports new officers for the Methodist Ladies Aldare: President Mrs Charles Vaughn, Vice President Mrs Henry Schaeffer, Treasurer Mrs L N Hakeman, Secretary Mrs A G Helling. Retiring officers are Mrs S F Krohn and Mrs D J Herron. A Milwaukee shops farewell honors C H Butler on promotion to traveling engineer with Mason City HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Ladies Aldaré
Charles Vaughn
Henry Schaeffer
L. N. Hakeman
A. G. Helling
S. F. Krohn
D. J. Herron
Night Round House
Milwaukee
C. H. Butler
Percy Cleveland
James Bell
Masoh City
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Medical College
Center Junction
Keswick
Clarence
Anamosa
Balliot
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mount Vernon
Frances Shaw
James Remley
Ray Cooley
George F. Bye
D. M. Strawman
Edgar Beach
B. B. Hickenlooper
A. G. Hejman
Alma Beach
Helene Runkle
Jennie Belknap
Sherwood Anderson
C. W. de Kiewelt
W. F. White
Lucea de Kiewelt
Herman
Young Married Peoples
R. L. Runkle
Delphian Club
Roy Cooley
M's
Paris
Pieone
Florence Nancy Page
Tirzah Society
Hage Ross
Center Point Road
Norman Sutliff
R. D. Chord
Gethsemane Shrine
Parlor City Camp
KP. Hall
Queen of the West
Ladies Society of the B of L. F. and &E
Tipton
Webster
Monticello
Arlington
van Horne
Montour
Troy Mills
Marquette
Harper’s Bazaar
Frankel
Skinner
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