Cosmos at Coe College Marks 45th Anniversary
Coe College observes the Cosmos forty fifth anniversary with former editors among attendees at a birthday dinner in Voorhees Hall. Alumni including Dr Calvin G Stookey and Prof Ethel Outland join staff members to reflect on the student newspaper's evolution from a literary magazine to its current weekly format and notable coverage.
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Coe College
Coe Colege Cosmos
Calvin G. Stookey
Mechanicsville
Steven W. Stookey
of College
James Wood
Hoover
Cocampus
Stookey
Voorhees Hall
Outland
Ethel R. Outland
Coe
Cornell
The
Cosmos
Marvin Cone
George W. Bryant
Paul N. Clark
Hedges Realty Company
Cedar Rapids
James M. Knox
Elizabeth Cook
Washington High School
Jessie I.graham
A. R. Eckels
New Jersey
Esther Hoag
William Jennings Bryan
Patter
Glenn E. Jackson
New York State Relief Administration
John R. Battin
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Kennedy
Pugesley
John A. Kennedy
Hearst
Puggsley
National Press Club
Washington
Hiram Bingham
Newell
Rogers
Paris Herald
London
International News Service
Ross H. Beall
Tulsa
Oklo
Irwin Schmidt
Sac City
Paul W. Wood
New York
Don F. Dausman
Gary
Ind
Post-Tribune
William L. Shirer
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Mahata Ghandi
Afghanistan
R. Shirer
Theniversal News Service
Benin
John Shirer
Cosmos N
e@ securities and exchange comission
Washington, D. C
Cecil Douglas
Paul Wood
Douglas
Boone News-Republican
Associated Pressureau
Chicago
Riverside social clubs and church groups meet in October
Local women’s groups held mixed showers and pot luck events for members Mrs Wilbur Chalupa and Mrs Roy Woods after fires. Clubs planned next meetings at various members’ homes, and a large reception at the Methodist church welcomed a new pastor and school faculty. The Kueneman and Hora double wedding was announced for St Mary’s church. 4 H girls club hosted mothers with readings, duets, and a state fair report.
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S. and C
Leslie Hartzell
Wilbur Chalupa
Milt Wolrab
H. J Club
Delores Shalla
John Shalla
George Sojka
Methodist Church
Judson T. Perkins
John Tener
Ladies Aid Society
Clifford Flynn
Mildred Kenney
Epworth League
Perkins
Gwendolyn Marner
Cloyd Cress
Bernard Jacobsmeier
St. Mary's Church
Gladys Kueneman
Arthur Hora
Marie Kueneman
George Hora
St. Mary’s Church
Kueneman
Edward Kueneman
Edmond Horn
E. W. Ford
Sharon Ladies Aid Society
Henry’ Herrmann
Osage
Bnet
Fern Betz
Gertrude Bachle
C. C., Hall
Local Luther League hosts Mideastern Federation gathering
The Maynard community hosted the Mideastern Federation Sunday with ninety five guests. Otto Wegner as president welcomed attendees while Miss Izetta Frahm led devotional and discussion periods. Mrs W F Caldwell hosted a Helping Hand tea earlier in the week. The PTA met at the school with Superintendent C D Hile man in charge and featured a cornet duet by Max Cummings and Earle Parke followed by an illustrated lecture on The Sci-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Mideastern Federation
Otto Wegner
Izetta Frahm
W F. Caldwell
P T. A
Supt. C. D Hileman
Max Cummings
Earle Parke
Sci
Local Club Gatherings Highlight Spring Socials
Keystone The Kane Toilers 4-H club met at Lois and Audrey Wiese homes. The ladies bridge club met at Mrs. Dewey Waycoff’s home. Mrs. Ray Schucert won first prize and Mrs. George Eichmeyer second. The Literary club met at Mrs. Waycoff’s. Deda Donnan led a lesson on Goodbye Mr Chips. The Two To Four club visited Mrs. Ed Jurgermeyer. High honors went to Mrs. Jess Walford and Mrs. F H Smittkamp. The Ladies Five Hundred Club to meet at Helen Wamser’s Tuesday. Ladies Aid gathered at C B Schenken’s Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Toilers
Lois
Audrey Wiese
Dewey Waycoff
Ray Schucert
George Eichmeyer
Deda Donnan
Mr. Chips
Ed Jurgermeyer
Jess Walford
F. H. Smittkamp
Helen Wamser
Ladies Aid
C. B. Schenken
Community groups gather for October events and supper
The A B club met at Mrs Dale Miller's home with Mrs Earl Quitmeyer as co host. Dorcas society hosted October meeting at Lutheran church with hostess Mrs August Dravis. Plans were made for the annual chicken supper and bazaar. The Progressive club met with Mrs Cynthia Broadhead on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Miller
Earl Quitmeyer
Dorcas Society
Lutheran Church
August Dravis
Progressive Club
Cynthia Broadhead
Oxford Junction Couple Wed In Geneva Illinois
Miss Frances Koranda daughter of Mrs Julia Koranda and LeRoy Pohl of Dixon Iowa wed on October 5 in Geneva Illinois. Attendants were Miss Minnie Arp and Vernon Paustian from Wilton Junction. The bride a 1931 high school graduate and former Peterson Produce employee will live on a farm near Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Koranda
Julia Koranda
LeRoy Pohl
Dixon
Geneva
Ill
Minnie Arp
Vernon Paustian
Wilton Junction
Peterson Produce Company
Amanda Pohl
Davenport
Fred Fifield
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Lumir Sobotka
John L. Petersen
Helen Lasack
Bennie Benson
Chicago
Lodge Hall
Community Notices and Social Gatherings Across Oxford and Surrounding Areas
Social groups from Oxford and nearby towns held meetings and events. Rebekah lodge hosted by Mrs Schmidt and companions included many Misels. a Herman Schropp tribute picnic was attended by local families. First Trust and Savings bank staff and spouses dined at Upper Amana hotel with a long guest list. W C O F P and W R C hosted events at the auditorium and candle light service of the Eastern Star with renewal of obligations and several dignitaries visiting from Pleasantville Sibley Williamsburg Opportunity and Fairbank chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schmidt
Boyd Brack
Wilma
Ella
Mae Misel
Rebekah Lodge
Herman Schropp
Leo Vanourney
Swisher
Joseph Kucera
Iowa City
Charles van Horn
Tiffin
Isaac Schropp
Clarence
William Sc
Charles Moscow
Dewey Swanson
Fred Eliott
John Ward
Charles Elliott
Eastern Star
Bertha Heetland
M. C. Baker
E. H
Sibley
W. E. Harker
Robert Denson
Willamsburg
G. F. Haas
Fairbank
J. W. Moffitt
Opportunity
Washington
Postville Celebrates Weddings and Club Social Activities
Postville scenes of social life include a wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Victor Williams with numerous guests. Awards were announced at a Junior McDowell club recital. Community Presbyterian church hosted a large opening social night with church officers elected. Various guilds and clubs held card parties and bridge events with prizes and hostesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Williams
L. O. Beucher
Earl Abernethy
R. F. Topliff
H. H. Douglass
H. V. Steele
John Falb, Jr
McDowell Club
Nora Jorgenson
Community Presbyterian Church
Fred Butler
Frankville
R. F. Galloway
A. L. Meier
Dillon Lowell
H. E. Roberts
Galloway
Lloyd Walter
Amy Meier
Paul Topel, Jr
Lloyd Luhman
Vera Letchford
Monday Club
Frances Williams
Pauline Staadt
Helen Behrens
Community Presbyterian Aid Society
Earl Henry
Erwin Klingbeil
E. F. Overland
Fred Gericke
John Davis
Clay
Wilton Couple to Wed After Boston Meeting
Dr. G A Whetstine of Wilton Junction, who opened a local office, will marry Miss Rebecca Reid of Boston in Chicago. The pair, who met while working in Boston hospitals, plan to return this week. The Methodist Ladies Aid met at the church vestry with Zella Lauser Faye Grunder Kate Miller and Edna Freese as the entertainment committee. James Walton and Bert Gill hosted the Presbyterian church school Christian Fellowship class at Walton's home. Dr G G Leith Joe Marchant and E D Hunkhouse won prizes in contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Whetstine
Chicago
Rebecca Reid
Boston
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Zella Lauser
Faye Grunder
Kate Miller
Edna Freese
James Walton
Bert Gill
Christian Fellowship
Presbyterian Church School
G. G. Leith
Joe Marchant
E. D. Hunkhouse
New Anne Adams Pattern 2400 Frock Debuts For Fall
The newest Anne Adams design Pattern 2400 offers a stylish fall frock with square buttons and large pockets, soft shirrings, and full sleeves. Made in blue sheer wool with tiny white nubs for a frosted look, it comes in sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 40 and suggests alternatives in wool crepe or plaid worsted. Send 15 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department for X-2400.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
Toledo area social notes mark weddings anniversaries and clubs
Toledo observers celebrate the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bell with a bridge party and refreshments attended by family friends. The piece also covers a Rebekah lodge benefit, Presbyterian Sunday school groups, a Tama-Toledo Golf club treasure hunt, and notable anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Richards, parents of Roy Richards who died in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bell
Harry Pike
W. H. Gallagher
H. C. Hunnicutt
Bert Mowery
Lottie Youngman
Roxa Salladay
Herma Palmer
Hattie Wild
Cora Dowd
Gertrude Stanley
Mabel Dissmore
Lew Smith
Tama
Byron Bell
Montour
Bells
Toledo
Byron
Rebekah
Carl Stiger
Frank McClarkey
J. Bird
Henrietta Amidon
Will Gallagher
Stella Berger
Julia Beem
Florence Mowery
Ella Freet
Verneta Flynn
Willing Workers
Presbyterian Sunday School
Frank Kremenak
The
Presbyterian Church
D. E. Livesay
Porter Whetstine
Tama-Toledo
Karl Kraft
Clarence Mulligan
O. T. Club
Dorothea Boyer
W. B. Schultz
Lucille Benesh
Ella Boyer
Victoria Slessor
Leonard Cooper
Marshalltown
Miss Benesh
R. R. Dvorak
Company K
Harry Lichty
F C McClaskey
A. H. Conant
H. C. Morgan
John M
J.N. Lichty
H. G. Ross
R. B. Lichty
W. B. Ebersole
W. J. Davidson
GH. Struble
W. F. Muckler
E. W. Richards
Roy B. Richards
Boone
Gordon Tompkins
Calmar Study Club Holds First Meeting of Year
Calmar residents gathered Monday at Eline Sandager home for the study club's first meeting of the year. New officers include President Edna Bjonreud Vice-president Sophia Peterson Secretary Ina Iverson and Treasurer Doris Bjonreud. The year’s study is Americas From Abroad with committees named and Genevieve Horton giving a talk. About twenty five relatives and friends celebrated Mr and Mrs Frank Schnebergers forty third wedding anniversary Sunday. The Book and Thimble club met with Mrs Frank Marron Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eline Sandager
Edna Bjonreud
Sophia Peterson
Ina Iverson
Doris Bjonreud
Esther Weselmann
Florence Yager
Clara Becker
Community groups elect officers and honor retiring member
Clermont Camp of Royal Neighbors of America met Wednesday evening and elected Elizabeth Priest recorder, succeeding Stella Powers who plans a move to Pennsylvania. Powers received a farewell gift. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 375 met Tuesday at Mrs. H B Greenley’s home with hostesses Mrs. Hans Hanson and Mrs. Albert Christianson assisting. Officers installed with I C Jerdee succeeded by Van Appelman as president. A surprise party honored Melvin Anderson and family, moving to a farm near West Union, with about forty relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Camp
Royal Neighbors of
America
Elizabeth Priest
Stella Powers
Better Sleep Week Education Through Local Dealers
Cedar Rapids marks Better Sleep Week from October 15 to 22 with local dealers Killian's Smulekoff's Hartman's and Hall Ekfelt promoting displays of sleeping equipment. The campaign highlights affordable options with budget plans while stressing rest as essential for health and beauty.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette
Killian’s
Smulekoff’s
Hartman's
Hall-Ekfelt, Inc
West Branch Church Hosts Reception for Pastor and Family
West Branch Methodist church sponsored a Thursday evening reception for pastor H. M. Grant and his family with L. P. Foster greeting guests. Teachers were represented by Miss Mary Gale Letts. Music by a quartet including Mrs. P. C. Clarke and Merle Vietmeier. Mrs. A. F. Anderson hosted the Home Social club on Wednesday. Glenn Brown and family held a Friday birthday dinner with Mrs. Louise Brown and guests Blanche Cowgill Clifton Cowgill and John Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
H. M. Grant
L. P. Foster
Glenn Brown
Louise Brown
Mrs. Brown
Blanche Cowgill
Clifton Cowgill
John Lehman
O. E. S. Obligation Night and Cheerful Workers Meet
Atalissa O E S observed obligation night with a luncheon for a large dining room crowd. Mrs Mollie Flater of Cedar Rapids attended. Serving committee included Mrs J Schnier Mrs S Conley Mrs Verl Miller Miss Ethel Collison and Mrs Luella Federlein as chairwoman. The Cheerful Workers club met at Woodman hall quilting all day with a potluck noon dinner.
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Atalissa
Mollie Flater
Cedar Rapids
J. Schnier
S. Conley
Verl Miller
Ethel Collison
Luella Federlein
Cheerful’ Workers Club
Woodman Hall
Community Club Gatherings Highlight Friday Activities
Delmar Mrs Ella Cassin hosted the New Century club with a program on Iowa poets a book review and "Lamb in His Bosom" by Mrs Alice George. Jonquil five hundred club surprised Mrs Thomas White with a birthday handkerchief shower. Margaret McCauley led high score at the card tables. F C Eaton hosted the Thrift club. the day featured quilting.
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Ella Cassin
New Century Club
Roll Call
Iowa
Arlington Club Hostesses And School Board Dinner
Arlington residents hosted various social gatherings with bridge and card clubs meeting at homes. Mrs Max Mintzlaff hosted the Afternoon Bridge club, Mrs Walter Shumway entertained the Four Four club, and Mrs Arthur Rembold hosted the Friday Afternoon club. The Arlington high advanced domestic science class entertained the school board and wives, while Miss Mary Gleim’s home hosted a Triangle club luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mintzlaff
Will King of
Ocelwein
Walter Shumway
Arlington High School
Triangle Club
Mary Gleim
Arthur Rembold
Frank Dempster
Mis cellaneous Shower Held For Mrs Donald Timms
Mrs Helen Miller hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday at the home of Mrs Guy Timms for Mrs Donald Timms. Attendees included Mrs Minnie Hemphill Mrs E Camp Mrs Ruth Mack Mrs Leona Kirk Mrs Emory Tyler Mrs Elizabeth Chrisman Ruby Mrs Ernest Etzel and George Mrs Earl Walser Mrs Ben Tylee Mrs Ed Haelden and Mildred Mrs Fred Fisher Mrs Joe Blin and Gladys Mrs Ida Maier Mrs Carl Oliphant Mrs Patsy Maier Prudence Maier Mrs T Pflughaupt Mrs Lumir Wyman Mrs Wesley Blin Mrs C W Helbig Bernice Mrs Carl Maier and Irma and Mrs Helen Miller and Delores.
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Helen Miller
Guy Timms
Donald Timms
Minnie Hemphill
E. Camp
Ruth Mack
Leona Kirk
Emory Tyler
Elizabeth Chrisman
Ruby
Ernest Etzel
George
Earl Walser
Ben Tylee
Ed. Haelden
Mildred
Fred Fisher
Joe Blin
Gladys
Ida Mai
Dr Harold B Cushing to Speak on Scarlet Fever Prevention
Dr Harold B Cushing, McGill University pediatrics professor, Montreal, will discuss Prevention and Treatment of Scarlet Fever at the Linn County Medical Society dinner at Hotel Montrose. Following the lecture, Dr P C Jeans, Dr Martin D Ott and Dr L M Downing lead the discussion. Dr B J Moon will read a paper on Chorio Carcinoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Cushing
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Linn County Medical Society
Montrose
P. C. Jeans
University of Iowa
Martin D. Ott
Davenport
L. M. Downing
Cedar Rapids
B. J. Moon
Cushing
Children's Memorial Hospital
Alexandria Hospital
American Pediatric Society
British Pediatric Association
Canadian Society For Study
McGill
Royal Victoria Hospital
England
Europe
McGill College
Water colors and prints highlight Little Gallery season
The Little Gallery opens a new season with water colors and casein tempera works by Dave McCosh, a Cedar Rapids artist, drawn from west coast towns and landscapes. The exhibit includes lithographs and a federal collection of twenty wood blocks etchings and lithographs. The gallery is on the library’s second floor and open daily 2:30 to 5:30.
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Little Gallery
Dave McCosh
Cedar Rapids
Anings
American School of Contemporary Art
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