Church Women Meet Across Districts In City Notices
Local church and denominational groups announce a wide schedule of lunches luncheons picnics and meetings. District by district listings include Ladies associations guilds mission societies and auxiliary groups with dates times and host addresses across SE NW and NE areas.
Ornithologist to Lecture on Bird Magic in Mexico
The Cedar Rapids Bird club brings Dr. Olin Sewall Pettingill Jr. of Carleton College for an illustrated talk Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Peoples Church. He will show a natural color motion picture of Mexican birds amid mountain scenery and forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bird Club
Olin Sewall Pettingill, Jr
Carlton College
Mexico
The
Peoples Church
Pettingill
Middle West
Maine
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Cornell University
Carleton College
University of Michigan Biological Station
Community club and lodge meeting notices roundup
A dense list of upcoming meetings and events for local clubs and lodges includes Grace McCurdy club and Miss Bess Wilson at 811 L Street SW, Women of the Moose at Sokol hall, various auxiliary and order meetings at Union office Roosevelt hotel Maine hall and other venues, plus social events like a pie social and a picnic bingo with cov ered dish reminders. Specific hosts include Mrs. Harley Berry 452 Third Avenue Marion, Mrs. A Snouffer 1431 B Avenue NE, and Miss Martha Griffith 374 Twenty first Street SE among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point Road
Harley Berry
Third Avenue
Marion
Grace McCurdy Club
Bess Wilson
L Street
Women of the Moose
Sokol Hall
Union Office
Order of Railway Conductors America
Roosevelt Hotel
Noble Grand Association
Maine Lodge
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
Maine Hall
First Avenue
Cedar Auxiliary
A. Snouffer
B Avenue
Salvage Sewing Club
Martha
Ruth Griffith
Twentyfirst
Townsend
Ella Fisher
Townsend Club
F Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sokol Hal
Third Street
Winter Temple
Edith Fullerton
Daniels Street
F Avenue NW
Standard Life Association
Mrs. Wortham
Fifth Avenue
Grace McCurdy
Melody Camp
R.N.A
Valley
Loyal Order of the Moose
Moose Hall
D. of H
Lokehall
Carrie Morcombe
Irene Jacobs
Wilson Avenue
Tirzah Society
Lewis Klever
Parlor City Camp
P. Hall
General
Memorial Building
The
Maccabees
Linn
Soway Hive
Praha Lodge
Anna Staff
Frances Stanek
Coe Music Clubs Schedule Saturday Officer Elections
The Coe College High School and Coe Junior Music clubs will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. in Marshall hall and the college chapel respectively for officer elections and music activities. A 10:45 a.m. program will feature Bach and Handel discussion led by Yvonne Umphrey and performances by a list of named students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College High School
Marshall Hall
Coe
Coe College
Yvonne Umphrey
Judy Bass
Julie Foster
Nancy Galway
Margot McIntyre
Susan McIntyre
Barbara Booth
Nancy Noel
Martita Noell
Judy Boynton
Barbara Jean Dahl
Mary Helen Hickman
Phyllis Salit
Jeanette Prout
Sally Strother
A Daehler
June E Nichols Weds Robert Fernandez in Cedar Rapids
June Elizabeth Nichols and Robert R Fernandez wed Friday morning in Cedar Rapids. The bride, a McKinley High School alumna, worked at Turner company. the groom is with Iowa Manufacturing. A wedding breakfast at the Pullman hotel followed the service. The couple plans to reside at 116 Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nichols
Third Street
June Elizabeth
Robert R. Fernandez
David Fernandez
Weing Road
Cedar Rapids
McKinley High School
Turner Company
Fernandez
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Pullman Hotel
Seventeenth Street
Prisoner Relief Talks Open War Help Plans in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Howard V. Hopkins of the American Red Cross arrives in Cedar Rapids for a two day stay to answer prisoner relief questions. She will speak at a Tuesday luncheon and an evening Chamber of Commerce meeting to discuss Red Cross services for about 70 Linn county prisoners of war. Hopkins will take appointments at the Roosevelt hotel and is the wife of Navy flyer Capt. Howard V. Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard V. Hopkins
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Hopkins
Red Cross
Linn County
Pacific
District of Columbia Red
Joseph Phillips Note Anniversary in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Joseph Phillips 1146 avenue NW celebrate their fifty seventh wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Married in Cedar Rapids they have spent most of their married life there. They have one son Walter Ben Phillips and a grandson Gene Douglas Phillips both of Cedar Rapids. Mr Phillips is a retired teamster. Mrs Schollenberger visits Hartman home in Hartman neighborhood from Los Angeles to stay ten days with Dr and Mrs J L Hartman at 345 Nineteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Joseph P. Vobejda
Georgia Choteborsky
Anton Choteborsky
Route 3
Milo F. Filipi
Second Street
Joe Vobejde
Nineteenth Avenue
Helen B. Kolar
Jerry A. Choteborsky
Miss Kolar
Vobejda
Tunisia
Africa
Italy
States
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Wilson and Company
Joseph Phillips
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Walter Ben Phillips
Gene Douglas Phillips
Phillips
Schollenberger
Hartman
Myrl Schollenberger
Los Angeles
Calif
J. L. Hartman
Nineteenth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Evangelical
F. T. Lange
Washington Avenue SE
Westminster Presbyterian
E. C. Hoover
Forest Drive
William P. Rohrbach
P. A. Olson
Twentieth Street
Anna Hendricks
Fairway Terrace
L. R. Swab
Life Work Recruit Group
Margaret Wambold
Fourth Avenue SE
Sinclair
Ladies Industrial Society
Andrew Power
Kenwood Park Presbyterian
Women's Missionary Society
R. S. Robbie
Twenty-sixth Street
Second Christian
Alice Brodie
Highway 149
Edgewood Road
Trinity Lutheran
Home Mission Society
F. Gutz
R. L. Olson
L. Suedeman
Oliver Presbyterian
Mary Steele Society
Earl Warner
Lisbon
First Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist
C. C
Sadie Grissel
Johnson Avenue NW
Danieles Park Presbyterian
India
Susannah Wesley
C.C.C
Trinity Methodist Church
United Brethren
Ladies Aid Society
E. A. Holloway
Sardis
Spiritual Life Group
J. P. Hayter
Donald Stevens
George Schamberger
Grace Episcopal
Woman's Auxiliary Guild
J. G. Pauba
Bever Avenue SE
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary Agnes Circle
Newton
St. Paul's
J. D. Wardle
Second Avenue SE
Protheon
A. F. Dotson
C Avenue NE
Philathea
Florence Narber
Grande Avenue
Kensington
Earl Eaton
Greenwood Drive
Herman Helms
Sixth Avenue
First United Presbyterian
Central Park
Alice Korteling Guild
Saron Lutheran
Dorcas Society
Adelaide Jellison
Revenue
Ladies Aid Socity
Eulalia Hauser
1749
Fifth Avenue SE
Mary Kathryn Harrington
Patricia Sedlacek
Marilyn Prochaska
Lois Ann Rayman
Jeanne Roerig
Helenka Bartunek
Sharon McLain
Barbara Canaday
Mary Louise Jensen
Ann Mallon
Shirley Hamel
Patricia Boots
Carol Canaday
Delores van Horn
Keith
Mansell Keith
Darlene Owen
E. H. Owen
Knollwood Drive
Mary Louise Jesina
Alda Mae Cox
Jesina
Seventh Avenue SE
Roberta Owens
Janet Lehman
Norms Sorensor
Margaret Hawkins
Bergara Carruthers
Pauline Halverson
Waneta Owen
Frank Jesina
United Service
United Service Women of America
Central City
Unit 327
Insi
Hilma Mikesell
Clara Drake
Maye Boston
Mollie Yuza
LaVertia Orton
Nellie Patterson
Ethel Darling
Helen Repstein
Joyce Johnson
Bessie Hansen
Ida “Hartkemeyer
Alma Mathews
Mikesell
Drake
Yuza
Boston
Grimm
Clubs
Coe Music Clubs
June E. Nichols
Beauty Shop
First Avenue East
Lydia Wehmeter Perkins
Beardsley Book Store
12Th Street
WYLE
China
Third Avenue SE
Libbey- Owens
FORD
Standar
Second Avenue
KEM
Edris Rice-Wray
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Montrose Hotel
National Spiritual Assembly
United States
Canada
Rice- Wray
L.M.E. Club
Catherine Eckstein
Joseph Kust
O-Ki-Hi
the Guardian
Charles H. Moore
Elmhurst Drive
Bert V. Teeters
Guardian
Marilyn Benner
Anne Rudine
Carol Dee Moore
H. V. Hopkins
Helene Curtis
Beauty
Dey
Aesse
Second Ave
Americas
America
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