Honor Visitor And Two Brides-Elect At Luncheon
Mrs. J. M. Levin and two other hostesses entertained at the Roosevelt hotel Lincoln and Jefferson rooms for a visitor and two brides-elect. Guests included Miss Natalie Schoen who will wed Alvin Auerbach of Davenport, Miss Eugenie L. Schoen engaged to Sidney M. Feitelberg of New York, and Mrs. Henry Smulekoff visiting from Alhambra California. Thirty-six covers were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Levin
Commonwealth Apartments
Morris B. Katzoff
Grande Avenue SE
J. P. Galway
Fourth Avenue SE
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Roosevelt Hotel
Natalie E. Schoen
Alvin Auerbach
Davenport
Eugenie L. Schoen
Sidney M. Feitelberg
New York City
Henry Smulekoff
Alhambra
Calif
John F. Miller
Knollwood Drive
Mrs Moore and Mrs Poyneer Return From Midwest Visit
Mrs Ernest R Moore and Mrs Fred J Poyneer returned Tuesday after visiting Mrs Moore's daughters Mrs Robert M Collins and Dr Collins in Council Bluffs and Mrs Frank W Davis and Mr Davis in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
Fred J. Poyneer
Visitor from Santa Barbara Guests at Byers Home
Dr. Richard G. Lyon of Santa Barbara California arrived early this week to stay with his sister Mrs. Frank C. Byers and Senator Byers at 314 Nineteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Lyon
Santa Barbara
Calif
Frank C. Byers
Senator Byers
Nineteenth Street
Mrs Cornwell Visits Walter G Petersons
Mrs Frank Cornwell of Ann Arbor Michigan visits her sister Mrs Walter G Peterson and Mr Peterson at Carlton Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cornwell
Walter G. Petersons
Frank Cornwell
Ann Arbor, Mich
Walter G. Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Carlton Apartments
Averill Return From New York City and Chicago
Mr and Mrs Glenn M Averill of Ivanhoe road SW have returned after spending two weeks in New York City and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn M. Averill
Ivanhoe Road
New York City
Chicago
Jacksons celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary
Henry D. Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs Burt T Jackson of 207 Fifteenth street SE, left by plane Wednesday for East Orange New Jersey to return home. He arrived last Friday to join the celebration of his parents fiftieth wedding anniversary which occurred on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Jackson
Burt T. Jackson
Fifteenth Street
East Orange
N. J
Mr. Jackson
Bailey Woman Returns from Chicago Visit
Mrs. Fred W. Bailey of 1832 Second Avenue SE came home Wednesday after spending several days in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred W. Bailey
Second Avenue SE
Mount Mercy Academy Elects Class Officers
Mount Mercy Academy named officers after a recent election. Seniors Geraldine Robe as president and Mary Wall as vice president lead a slate with Helen Anne Lahey secretary and Mary Louise Jacobs treasurer. Juniors Dorothea Foster and Peggy O'Brien hold offices, while sophomores Dorothy Weber and Helen Jones lead as president and vice president respectively. Freshmen Gwendolyn Wagner heads the freshman slate with Betty Fitzgerald as vice president and Mary Jane Ameche secretary. Eunice Boyle serves as treasurer. Freshmen and new students were welcomed at a mock trial and Wiener roast on campus. Junior and senior class officers organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Academy
Geraldine Robe
Mary Wall
Helen Anne Lahey
Mary Louise Jacobs
Mary Dudgeon
Dorothea Foster
Peggy O’brien
Mary Elizabeth Nolan
Dorothy Weber
Helen Jones
Betty Kelly
Lilly O'Donnell
Gwendolyn Wagner
Betty Fitzgerald
Mary Jane Ameche
Eunice Boyle
Mothers' Club Meeting at Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
The Mothers' club of Chi Beta Phi will meet for lunch Thursday at 1 p.m. at the fraternity house located at 1322 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
First Avenue E
Daughters of Penelope Meet at Moose Hall
Aretha chapter of the Daughters of Penelope will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Moose hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aretha Chapter
The
Daughters of Penelope
Moose Hall
Waterbeck Chehak reunion held in Coufal park
Sunday gathering in Coufal park brought together many relatives from Tama Cedar Rapids Hartwick and nearby towns. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wes Waterbeck and their son Fred Mr and Mrs Ben Waterbeck Mrs Mayme Balichek Mrs W A Chehak and others from Cedar Rapids Wil l iamsburg Hartwick and Solon. The 1937 reunion is planned for the Sunday before Labor Day in Coufal park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbeck-Chehak
Coufal Park
Wes Waterbeck
Ben Waterbeck
Fred
Mayme Balichek
Tama
W. A. Chehak
Swisher
Charles Burton
Stanley Kolda
B. F
F. E. Dobrovsky
Henry Perks
J. N. Klekar
F. E. Chehak
Lydia Chehak
Fred Barta
Frank Pratt
Cedar Rapids
Frank Dolash
Brooklyn
John Wanters
Frank Waterbeck
John
Frances
Hartwick
Thomas Wotrobeck
Elsie
Doris
Otto Kubolik
Elberon
Lloyd Schaffner
Fred Smith
Victor
C. W. Smith
Harvey
Viola Knock
Marengo
Leslie Fischer
Lawrence
Clarence Knock
Louis Knock
Williamsburg
Charles Wotrobeck
Clutter
Joe Clouhy
William Shebetka
Fairfax
Joe E. Kaspasek
Donald
Solon
Joseph M. Kilberger
Louis Kohout
F. J. Shebetka
Many Local Women To Attend King's Daughters Sessions
Delegates and convention guests head to Davenport for the state convention of the King's Daughters, to be held Wednesday through Friday. Forty six Cedar Rapids women will be official delegates to the three day session with guests including Mrs Morris W Leibert of New York City and Mrs Albert Crittenden of Ann Arbor MI. Sessions close Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Morris W. Leibert
New York City
Order
Albert Crittenden
Ann Arbor
Mich
B and P W Club Hosts Guest Meeting in Montrose Hotel
About 175 members and guests attended the Busi ness and Professional Women's club guest night in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Robert O. Bickel gave an illustrated talk "A Thousand Miles of Eastern Iowa Rivers by Canoe." The group voted $20.50 to the diphtheria immunization drive run by the local P T A council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Montrose Hotel
Robert O. Bickel
Iowa
Imogen Emery
P. T. A. Council
Gertrude Steiner
Edith Lowe
Amanda Hagenstein
Hope Kurtz
Genevieve Jarboe
Ida Caryl
Alta Duncan
Ollie Larson
Emily Zezula
Josephine Hexdall
Anne Melvett
Pearl Everett
Lillian Beane
Esta Heath
Marjorie Augustine
Ella Horn
Ruth Coon Honored At Dinner Before Oct 17 Wedding
Miss Wilma Coon hosts a dinner and shower at Clara Robinsons Colonial Food shop in honor of sister Ruth Coon. Bouquets decorate the tables and bridge will follow. The marriage to Dr. D R Steninger is set for October 17 with guests including Mrs J Lindley Coon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Coon
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food
Ruth Coon
Miss Coon
D. R. Steninger
J. Lindley Coon
Robert K. Mateer
Harriet Mateer
P. W. Jacobson
Julian A. Smith
Ralph Snyder
Ruth Kemp
Wilma Myers
Lorraine Mueller
Alice and
Ellen Snyder
Lucille Coon
Walter Jackson
Margaret McEniry
Calmar
Birthday Picnic Honors Mrs. Studt at Fairfax
Mrs. Charles Studt was celebrated on her birthday at a Fairfax area picnic. Seventy two friends and relatives attended, including multiple families from Solon, Cedar Rapids, Mechanicsville, Mount Vernon, Ely, Curtis, and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Studt
Near
Fairfax
Joseph Hermon
Jennie
Joe
Joe Vanorny
Gladys
Elmer
Roy Vanorny
Irene
Leonard
Ralph Prochaska
Rudy Lingel
Loretta
Wilber
Bill Lingel
Joe Chaloupka
George
Frank Rief
Barbara
Marjorie
Christie
Alma
John Halscher
Raymond Studt
Frank Pota
Charlie Surovy
Solon
Wesley Cerveny
Agnes Cerveny
Edward Slaymaker
Ed Buresh
Charlene
Margaret Ann
Carl
Marie Ann
Harley O’connor
Bobby
Bobby Crome
Cedar Rapid
Chris Studt
Iowa City
Floyd Slaymaker
Darlene
Curtis
Joseph Krob
Edward
Frank Krob
Mechanicsville
Lumir
Ed Bedska
Ely
J. C. Studt
Harold
Lorraine
Mary Ann
John
Mount Vernon
Clarence Studt
Worrel
Marguerite
Alumnae of Kappa Kappa Gamma Hold Fall Meeting
About twenty alumnae attended the first fall supper of the Kappa Kappa Gamma al umnae association at Mrs. Horace G. Hedges home 825 Seventeenth street SE. New members Mrs. L. D. Myrah and Miss Helen Larimer joined, with Mrs. Hedges giving a convention report from Montebello Quebec and Mrs. Robert P. Bell presiding over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Alumnae Association
Horace G. Hedges
Seventeenth Street SE
W. M. Dennison
L. D. Myrah
Commonwealth Apartments
Gamma Theta
Drake University
Helen Larimer
E. J. Larimer
Fifth Avenue SE
University of Iowa
Hedges
Seigniory Club
Ottawa River
Montebello
Quebec
Canada
Robert P., Bell
Delegates Named To District Conference Of Legion Auxiliary
Delegates to the full district conference of the American Legion auxiliary for Lisbon on Oct 23 were chosen at Hanford post No 5 meeting at Memorial Coliseum. President Mrs F C Parrish chaired. Delegates include Mesdames Parrish Gilbert Martin Harry Gunderson Roy Decker John Kadlee Jr W J Euken Robert Vesely A H Treichler J P Winn R Adams F G Rieman F W Kopp L Shirm C Penningroth L V Koch W Payn N Bowers Walter Kansky Robert Erickson. Alternates listed follow. Plans included paying 1937 dues for eighteen gold star mothers and hosting events at Newman's Oct 20. The group also announced a fashion and card party and a choral club, plus a picnic Oct 26 and a Navy Day table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Lisbon
Hanford Post
No. 5
Memorial Coliseum
F. C. Parrish
Mesdames Parrish
Gilbert Martin
Harry Gunderson
Roy Decker
John Kadlee, Jr
W. J. Euken
Robert Vesely
A. H. Treichler
J. P. Winn
R. Adams
F. G. Rieman
F. W. Kopp
L. Shirm
C. Penningroth
L. V. Koch
W. Payn
N. Bowers
Walter Kansky
Robert Erickson
H. Walsh
H. E. Travis
H. E. Haegg
D. M. Robertson
M. Fisher
F. Frederick
S. Christiansen
H. Snyder
A. A. Miner
G. M. Whisler
Charles McGinty
A. D. Holbrook
John Stodola
G. A. Rogers
Emil Erickson
Alma Vokolek
J. S. Yardho
Oscar Lundquist
Della Senninger
E. C. Clark
A. Newman
Kathleen
Marion
William H. Bleakly
Linn County
Newman's
Kansky
Martin
Earl Heinze
First Presbyterian Church
Heinze
Clare Nichols
Helen Kacena Stark
John Kadlee
Vincent Koffron
Jean Fahrney
Patricia Helbig
Gail Rhoades
Nichols
George Rees
Opening Meeting of Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Musical Tea
Thirty members of the American Home department attended the year opening musical tea at the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club. Mrs. W. P. Rohrbach welcomed members, and Mrs. Gilbert Thompson introduced Maddigan School of Music students who performed Carioca and military tap dances, baritone Leo Gatto, Barbara Ann Teeters and Lyndal Davis, and Mary Slaman. Mrs. R. A. Lacy accompanied the numbers, and Mrs. W. R. Foor presided at tea afterward. Hostesses were Mrs. Oliver S. Wilson and Mrs. P. D. Merveaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
W. P. Rohrbach
Gilbert Thompson
Maddigan School of Music
Bill Franey
Bill
Alicia Franey
Leo Gatto
Barbara Ann Teeters
Lyndal Davis
Mary Slaman
R. A. Lacy
W. R. Foor
Oliver S.wilson
P. D. Merveaux
Visit Johnsons Hosts Lanphears from Kansas City
Guests of Mr and Mrs Max L Johnson at 2238 Meadowbrook drive SE include Mrs Johnsons brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs C A Lanphear of Kansas City Missouri. They expect to stay for a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max L. Johnson
Meadowbrook Drive
Mrs. Johnson
C. A. Lanphear
Kansas City, Mo
Lanphear
Mrs Card Leaves for Kansas City Visit
Mrs. Myrtle Card of 411 G avenue NW departed Wednesday morning for Kansas City Missouri to visit her sister Mrs. D H Keleher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Card
G Avenue NW
Kansas City
D. H. Keleher
Miss Byers Addresses P T A On Student Home Work
Benjamin Franklin junior high principal Miss Ruby Byers spoke on Home Work for the Adolescent Child at a P T A council meeting. Discussions covered health, concentration, noon period inadequacy, and the impact of homework on school success with plans to carry questions over to local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Byers
P. T. A. Council
Ruby Byers
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Board of Education
J. W. Barnett
R. W. Taft
Joseph Kralik
W. L. Northcutt
S. V. Shonka
J. M. Wiley
Floyd Anderson
Joe Carberry Talks First Aid To Camp Fire Guardians
Joe Carberry first aid chair of Linn county Red Cross spoke on First Aid at a Camp Fire Guardians meeting in Montrose hotel He demonstrated bandaging explained requirements for fire maker rank and plans for a ten week Red Cross course. Local leaders were invited to enroll. Capt Condon spoke on fire prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carberry
Linn County
American Red Cross
Camp Fire Guardians’ Association
Montrose Hotel
Red Cross
Fred Condon
Central Fire Station
Wells Peck
Ariana Burr
John R. Battin
Camp Fire Council
Dessert Luncheon Honors Miss Pauline Quinn Ahead of Wedding
Miss Thora Herr hosted a dessert luncheon and linen shower Tuesday evening at the Colonial tea room honoring Miss Pauline Quinn. Miss Quinn is to marry Harry Moore of Chicago on October 19. Blue and white table decorations featured blue cornflowers and white pompoms as a centerpiece. Bridge winners were Miss Marie McCann and Miss Frances Stewart. Guests included Miss Margaret Gould and Mrs. Leo Stodola, Mrs. Charles Kacere, and Mrs. Adolph Ahrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora Herr
Third Avenue SE
First Avenue E
Pauline Quinn
Quinn
Harry Moore
Chicago
Marie McCann
Frances Stewart
Margaret Gould
Leo Stodola
Charles Kacere
Adolph Ahrens
Miss Ann Gatens Honored Before Move to Los Angeles
Miss Ann Gatens was honored at a picnic supper hosted by her sister Mrs R C Meyers at 400 Third Avenue SW Tuesday evening. Family members attended and Ruth Travestad hosted in her honor. Guests included Mesdames Louis Triebel Julia Harston Harold J Templeman and Don Travestad. Miss Gatens received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Gatens
Los Angeles
Calif
R. C. Meyers
Third Avenue SW
Ruth Travestad
Miss Gatens
Louis Triebel
Julia Hartson
Harold J. Templeman
Don Travestad
Birthday honors for Phyllis Lee Templeman
Mrs. Harold J. Templeman hosted a Sunday afternoon party at 709 Eighth Street SW in honor of her daughter Phyllis Lee. Nine guests attended and Halloween favors plus decorations were used for the table. Guests included Jack Broussard Barbara Broussard Mary Rae Hyland Rickey Chandler Judy Chandler Elaine Bauer Jody Templeman George Templeman and Donald Templeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Templeman
Eighth Street
Phyllis Lee
Jack
Barbara Broussard
Mary Rae Hyland
Rickey
Judy Chandler
Elaine Bauer
Jody
George
Donald Templeman
Coe College Students Vote for Homecoming Queen
Coe college students vote today for Coe's homecoming queen. The winner will be presented at the homecoming dance Saturday evening at Shrine temple. Candidates include Ruth Nehls Betty Kay Corah Wykle Phoebe Jane Nemecek Ruthanne Baker Wilma Bolsinger Phyllis Closson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Coe
Shrine Temple
Ruth Nehls
Betty Kay
Cprah Wykle
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Ruthanne Baker
Wilma Bolsinger
Phyllis Closson
Czech Fine Arts Society Presents Evening of Music
The Czech Fine Arts society held a Tuesday program in the Montrose hotel Terrace room with cur rent events by Mrs. Robert Kouba and notes by Miss Alma Turechek. Alma Turechek and Chester Petranek performed Fibich Sonatina. Helen Mokrejs and Bernice Hach Baldwin played Bax The Poisoned Fountain. Eulalie Hauser offered a Liszt Dance Macabre with Encore The Swan by Palmgren. Dorothy Dvorak announced new by laws after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Montrose Hotel
Robert Kouba
Alma Turechek
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Chester Petranek
Fibich
Helen Mokrejs
Bernice Hach Baldwin
Malta Officers Honor Mrs Kopecky Farewell Dinner
Malta chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosted a farewell supper for Mrs Norma Kopecky at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food Shop. A surprise kerchief shower and card games followed at 1757 D Avenue NE, with Mrs Mabel Ruth among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Order of Eastern Star
Clara Robinson
Norma Kopecky
California
Zinnias
Phlox
I. S. Padley
D Avenue
Kopecky
Mabel Ruth
Daisy Johnson
A. L. Diserens
George Cockburn
Helen Dunker
Lorraine Auten
Bernice Groepper
Grace Lockhart
Dora Jeffrey
Helen Lundin
Mary Puckett
Jean Vondracek
Emily Walbrand
Trinity Methodist Groups Plan Evening Meeting
The girls' work committee and Camp Fire guardians of Trinity Methodist church will gather Thursday at 6 p.m. for a covered dish dinner and program. Mrs. A. E. Chase will be toastmaster and Miss Marion Hepner will lead singing with speakers including Mrs. Elton D. Wells and others. Guests of honor include Mesdames Warren Peck Dennis and Miss Altana Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
A. E. Chase
Marion Hepner
Elton D. Wells
A. J. Anderson
Hazel Abernathy
F. L. Bakerney
Wells C. Peck
M. R. Warren
L. D. Dennis
Altana Burr
East Side W C T U Members Host Picnic
Mrs. Ellen Stewart entertained east side W C T U members at a picnic lunch on Tuesday noon at 2320 Johnson avenue NW. County Attorney King Thompson and several pastors spoke urging education and youth programs, with Mrs. Nettie Sisam presiding and plans announced for a sewing meeting on October 20 at St Pauls church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Stewart
Johnson Avenue
East Side
King Thompson
E. D. Wells
W. C. Grant
Nettie Sisam
West Side Union
Elda Kemp
Thompson
Wells
Trinity Church
Mr. Grant
John Huss
Berea
East Side Union
St. Paul’s Church
Sunbeam Society Plans Thanksgiving Basket and Missionary Box
The Sunbeams For Jesus junior circle of the King's Daughters met at Bernus Cramer's with goals to aid a needy family via a Thanksgiving basket and to send a Christmas box to a missionary school. Officers elected include Dorothy Baxter president Bernus Cramer vice president Marilyn DeFore secretary-treasurer Kathryn Phillips scribe Lucille Roman social chairman Ber nus Cramer Dr Jennie McCowan chapter reporter Ethel Brooks finance chairman and Virginia Ritchie stewardess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sunbeams For
Jesus
King’s Daughters
Bernus Cramer
Dorothy Baxter
Marilyn DeFore
Kathryn Phillips
Lucille Roman
Jennie McCowan
Ethel Brooks
Virginia Ritchie
Willey Leaves Algona After Ten Days Visit
Mrs A C Willey of Algona departed Tuesday after a ten day stay with her cousin Mrs W J McSweeney and Mr McSweeney at 1525 Bever avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Willey
Algona
W. J. McSweeney
Mr. McSweeney
Bever Avenue SE
Cultus Club to Meet at Mrs Ellis Home
The Cultus club will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs W C Ellis 2334 Ridgeway Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
W. C. Ellis
Ridgeway Drive
Honored on Birthdays at Hale Dinner
A birthday dinner at the W. E. Jones home in Hale honored C. C. Jones of Hale and Wilson Jones of Center Point whose birthdays were last week. Guests included families from Hale Olin Center Point Walker and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jones
Hale
C. C. Jones
Wilson Jones
Center Point
Bud Woollison
Bliss Switzer
Gilbert Jones
Bill Eisler
Olin
James Jones
Iowa City
Gerald Hemphill
Charles
Walker
Dr. Joseph C. Robbins to speak at Iowa Baptist meeting
Dr. Joseph C. Robbins foreign secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Mission society will speak at the annual Iowa Baptist convention in Cedar Rapids. The event runs Tuesday through Friday at First Baptist Church. Robbins, Brown 1897 graduate and Spanish American War veteran, has directed missions in Burma Assam Bengal Orissa and South India since 1916 and written two volumes on his observations. He serves as Brown trustee and Andover Newton trustee and sits on several denominational boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Robbins
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Iowa Baptist Convention
Cedar Rapids
First Baptist Church
Robbins
Brown University
Philippines
Newton Theological Institute
Burma
Assam
Bengal
Orissa
South India
Andover-Newton Theological School
Local Bridge Winners Tie Cedar Rapids Manchester Teams
Cedar Rapids and Manchester bridge players shared honors at a tournament hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Yoran. In north south, Mrs. L L Hodgin and Mrs. S A Sanders of Cedar Rapids won first. E J Carey and spouse were second. East west winners were C A Kenna and D Howard of Manchester. Next session Friday at 8 p.m. at the Yoran home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Clarence G. Yoran
L. L. Hodgin
S. A. Sanders
E. J. Carey
Clarence A. Kenna
Donald Howard
Haldys Celebrate Twenty Second Wedding Anniversary
Members of a club honored Mr and Mrs George J Haldy at 115 Thirty second Street NE on their twenty second anniversary. The group met at the home of Floyd Baumgartner at 121 Twenty fourth Street NE, dined at Fleming tea room and later visited E F Lawler at 1511 Sixth Avenue SE where a gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Haldy
Thirty-second Street
Floyd Baumgartner
Twenty-fourth Street
Fleming Tea
E. F. Lawler
Sixth Avenue
Haldy
Elizabeth Gordon Circle Guest Night at Grande Avenue Church
Sixty members attended the annual guest night of Elizabeth Gordon circle at Mrs. R. P. Taylor’s home 300 Nineteenth Street SE. Miss Rachel Witwer spoke on Spain experiences. Tea followed. Miss Lucille Duncan served. Assisting hosts were Mrs. Dan Kruidner, Mrs. Charles Siegfried, and Misses Nora Atherton, Bessie Gray, and Margaret Hillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gordon
Grande Avenue
United Presbyterian
R. P. Taylor
Nineteenth Street
Rachel Witwer
Spain
Lucille Duncan
Taylor
Dan Kruidenier
Charles Siegfried
Nora Atherton
Bessie Gray
Margaret Hillman
Kensington Meeting At Mrs Younkin's Home
L A T B of R T L A No 58 met Tuesday at Kensington held at Mrs S E Younkin 1224 Sixth Avenue SE. Assisting were Mesdames Blanche Concannon Nell Evans Minnie Myron Irene Minehart and Ethel Schuyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
R. T
Kensington
S. E. Younkin
Sixth Avenue SE
Blanche Concannon
Nell Evans
Minnie Myron
Irene Minehart
Ethel Schuyler
Evangelical Conference Meets in Clarence
The southeastern regional Iowa district meeting of the Evangelical church convened in Clarence on Monday and Tuesday with about 70 delegates. Guest speaker Rev. J. J. Braun of St. Louis spoke on A Journey Into Kingdom Service Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Iowa
The
Evangelical Church
J. J. Braun
St. Louis
Marshalltown Woman Heads Farmer Labor Auxiliaries Association
Mrs. Charlotte Gaunt of Marshalltown was elected president of the Iowa Farmer Labor association of Women's auxiliaries at a convention in Des Moines. Irene Mannard of Des Moines became vice president with Pauline Harvey of Waterloo as secretary treasurer. Board directors include Lola Pettit Clinton Alma Temple Clinton Fred Moon Marshalltown and Edna Readout State Center. The 1937 convention will be in Davenport the first Friday and Saturday in October and an intensive campaign aims for 99 units statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Gaunt
Marshalltown
Iowa Farmer- Labor Association of Women’s Auxiliaries
Roosevelt Hotel
Irene Maynard
Des Moines
Pauline Harvey
Waterloo
Lola Pettit
Alma Temple
Clinton
Fred Moon
Edna Readout
State Center
Davenport
Willard Lee
Tri City Labor Congress
D. L. Harvey
Lee
McKinley High School
Quaker Oats
Boy Scouts Join Cedar Rapids Fire Prevention Exhibit
Cedar Rapids scouts cooperate with city firemen during Fire Prevention Week. They demo at 217 Third Street SE from 4 to 6 p.m. and will compete in an area wide firemanship contest at Central Fire Station at First Street and Fifth Avenue SE on Saturday at 8 30 a m. Troops 11 9 5 25 and 6 are on duty. prizes await the top three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Third Street
Central Fire Station
First Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Scout Water Drill Contest For Benton Jones Linn Counti
A Saturday event invites all Boy Scout troops or patrols from Benton Jones and Linn counties. Six Scouts per team compete in four tasks including bucket brigade hose lay connections and nozzle activation and knot tying. The drill yard hose runs include one and a half inch lines to hydrant and a three quarter inch booster line up a drill tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urday
Benton
Jones and
Linn
Fingerprints Tied to Torture Bandit Robbery
DES MOINES Iowa authorities announced that fingerprints found on an electric light socket at the scene of a brutal robbery of 69 year old Mrs Elizabeth Cairns were identified as belonging to Joseph Acerra 26. Acerra is held in Cambridge Illinois where he is being held with fellow suspect George Biggs 42 and fingerprint expert Harold Gesell confirmed the match after comparing prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Elizabeth Cairns
Jefferson
Joseph Ocerra
Harold Gesell
Charles Keeling
Acerra
Cambridge
Ill
George Biggs
Vining Names Vorba Mayor to Fill Vacancy
Aii Vorba was appointed mayor of Vining by the council Monday evening to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J M Dvorak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vining
Ail Vorba
J. M. Dvorak
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