Social events center on out of town guests
Cedar Rapids society keeps week end flurry alive with visits from Miss Helen Dix of Los Angeles and Mrs Craig Cook of Niantic Conn. Luncheon and tea parties host guests at homes of Mrs Wurster Mrs Warriner and Mr and Mrs Hillier. Notables include Don Hillier and Peter Kruiden jer visiting from Lancaster Pa and Des Moines. Orchid purple and gold pompons highlight the weekend af fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
T. R. Warriner
Forest Drive
Craig Cook
Niantic
Conn
Warriner
Cook
Guy E. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Don Hillier
Lancaster
Chapter II L meeting dessert luncheon at Mrs Geiger’s
P. E. O. Chapter II L meets at 1 p.m. Tuesday for a dessert luncheon at 50 Forest Drive SE hosted by Mrs. C U Geiger. Assistance comes from Mrs. George Liddle and Mrs. L. M. Downing. Miss Marguerite Stein leads the program on Modern Hand craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C UU. Geiger
Forest Drive SE
Episcopal convention attendees return to Cedar Rapids
Mrs. E P Ristedt and Mrs. Jackson return Monday afternoon from Kansas City after attending the triennial Episcopal church convention. Miss Louise Eldridge and her niece and nephew Mary Katherine and Robert Zeman come back Sunday from Atlanta where they stayed with Miss Eldridge’s brother in law and sister. Mr and Mrs A T Pleune return from Mason City after attending the twenty first annual Kiwanis convention of the Nebraska Iowa district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
E. P. Ristedt
Country Club Parkway
L.T. Jackson
Linden Drive
Ristedt
Jackson
The
Episcopal Church
Louise Eldridge
B Avenue
Mary Katherine
Robert Zeman
L. A. Zeman
First Avenue BE
Atlanta
Miss Eldridge
W. E. Williams
A. T. Pleune
Bever Avenue
Mason City
Nebraska-Iowa
Birthday party and bridge club hosted by Mrs Wallace
Mrs. Don Wallace hosted a Thursday bridge club gathering at 1521 Eighth avenue SE to honor Mrs. Dale Crosier with a birthday cake and a handkerchief shower. Prizes went to Mrs. Elmer Moeller, Mrs. Dewey Bird, and Mrs. D. W. McKenzie. other attendees included Mrs. Frank Saylor, Mrs. Jesse Mumma, and Mrs. Forrest Heddinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Crosier
Don Wallace
Eighth Avenue SE
Crosier
Elmer Moeller
Near Atkins
Dewey Bird
D. W. McKenzie
Frank Saylor
Jesse Mumma
Forrest Heddinger
Debs Club Hosts Evening at Miss Jefferis Home
Miss Dorris Jefferis hosted the Streamline Debs at her residence 1815 Avenue NE on a Wednesday evening. Five hundred was played with attendees including Mary Helen Bobry Ellebelle Ferrie Nadine Morse Ernestine Cien dening and Doris Doherty.
Initiation at Alpha Nu Delta Sorority on Campus
Alpha Nu Delta at Coe College held Saturday morning initiation in the sorority rooms at 1263 First Avenue East. Initiates include Jean Richardson, Eclen Mary Kellogg, and Mary Virginia Hume. A luncheon at Commonwealth Tearoom followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Ni Delta Sorority
Coe College
First Avenue E
Jean Richardson
Second Avenue SE
Eclen Mary Kellogg
Anamosia
Mary Virginia Hume
Clarksville
Ark
Commonwealth Tearoom
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Doc
Jean Peterson
Lucia Mae Smith
Dorothy Mueller
Dorothy Benbew
KKG Alumnae Plan Dinner Tuesday Meeting
The Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae association schedules a dinner and meeting Tuesday at 5 pm at the home of Mrs RF Worstenson 1947 Blake Boulevard SH. Assisting hosts are Mrs Robert d Thick and Mrs Hamilton Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Gamma
RF ‘Orstenson
Blake Boulevard
Robert d. Thick
Jamilton Clarke
Tourist Club Opens Fall Season Meeting at Mrs Boyd Home
The first fall meeting of the Tourist club is set for Wednesday at 2:20 pm at Mrs W R Boyd’s residence 9 Blake Terrace SE. Mrs Herbert C Ring will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourist Club
W. R. Boyd
Blake Terrace
Herbert C Ring
Doctors Return From Twelve Day Saskatchewan Hunt Trip
Dr. James V. Prout of 2003 Blake boulevard SE and Dr. Clyde B Meffert of 2106 D avenue NE returned Sunday after a twelve day hunting trip in northern Saskatchewan Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Prout
Blake Boulevard
Clyde B Meffert
D Avenue NE
Saskatchewan
Canada
Michigan alumnae mark Martha Cook dormitory anniversary
Mrs. John T H Weekeer and Mrs. Irving L Churchill returned from Ann Arbor where they attended the twenty fifth anniversary of Martha Cook dormitory founding. More than 500 University of Michigan alumnae joined the celebration and Mrs. Karl A. Stiles and daughter Patricia are visiting in Detroit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T H Weekeer
First Avenue E
Irving L Churchill
Knollwood Drive
Ann Arbor
Mich
Martha Cook
Karl A. Stiles
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Patricia
Detroit
University of Michigan
Marjorie Whiting Weds Raymond Barta
Miss Marjorie Whiting and Raymond Barta married at St Matthew's parsonage on a Saturday ceremony conducted by Rev J D Kearn at 10 AM. Attendants Edith Stanek and Ray Whiting. Bride wore soldier blue suit with red fox trim and gardenia corsage. Breakfast for families at Bishop's. couple departed for Chicago honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Whiting
Raymond Barta
St. Matthew's Parsonage
A. E. Whiting
Center Point Road
Mr. Barta
J. W. Barta
Fairfax
J.D. Kearn
Edith Stanek
Ray Whiting
Miss Stanck
Bishop's
Chicago
Pleiades Society At Coe Holds Pledging Tea
The Pleiades society of Coe College held a pledging tea Sunday at Marjorie Bruner’s home 1830 Fourth Avenue SE. Patroness Mrs. A R Menary poured. Pledged are Kathryn Phillips Dorothy Palmer Kathleen Cheek Janet Jefferis Evelyn Hanson and Marcia Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Marjorie Bruner
Fourth Avenue SE
A. R. Menary
Kathryn Phillips
Dorothy Palmer
Kathleen Cheek
Janet Jefferis
Evelyn Hanson
Marcia Boone
Marcella Hayek W C Krauel Wed at St Wenceslaus
Marcella Hayek daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Hayek and Walter C Krauel of Cedar Rapids wed in a double ring ceremony at St Wenceslaus church. Rev Joseph Syrovy officiated. Attendants wore pink and blue. bride in ivory satin with rhine stone accents. After a breakfast at Mrs Charles C Pith home and a dinner at Fleming's, the couple left for a trip and will reside at 1020 Twelfth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wenceslaus Church
Marcella Hayek
Joseph F. Hayek
Twelfth Avenue SE
Walter C Krauel
Cedar Rapids
Henry Krauel
Denison
Joseph Syrovy
St. Wenceslaus
Msgr
August Vojacek
Charles Moel
Panis Angcelicus
Mary Laurentia
Charles C. Pith
Third Street SE
Roy Whipple
Fleming's Tea Room
Twelfth Avenue
St. Wenceslaus High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Tehel Bottling Company
Krauel
Denison High School
Tehel Bot
Taylor Dayzs Enjoy Hayrack Ride Hosted by Clifford Family
Doris Clifford hosted a Saturday hayrack gathering for the Taylor Dayzs at Miss Clifford's home 706 L street SW. Mrs George Clifford and Mrs Lyman Standard escorted the girls to C A Bedek's home five miles east on the Mt Vernon road where luncheon was served on the hayrack. Participants included Norma Standard Jerolene Svenksen Beverly Anderson Betty Townsend Elayne Bauer Doris McPherson and Evangeline Chukas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Doris Clifford
Miss Clifford
L Street
George Clifford
Lyman Standard
C. A. Bedek
Mt. Vernon Road
Norma Standard
Jerolene Svenksen
Beverly Anderson
Betty Toumstead
Elayne Bauer
Doris McPherson
Evangeline Chukas
Children’s story hour at Sixteenth Avenue SW library
A children's story hour is planned for Tuesday at 4 15 p m at the Sixteenth Avenue SW library. Miss Catherine Redmond of the children's department will serve as the storyteller.
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Sixteenth Avenue SW
Catherine Redmond
Children's Department
Foxes entertain pinochle club at NE avenue event
Mr and Mrs C A Fox hosted their pinochle club Sunday night at 2909 E Avenue NE Those present included Mr and Mrs A Kozel Mr and Mrs Bernard Kragh Mr and Mrs Jess Stiller and Mr and Mrs Dick West The gathering highlighted social ties within the community and the regular club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A Fox
E Avenue NE
A. Kozel
Bernard Kragh
Jess Stiller
Dick ¥ West
Cedar auxiliary Letter Carriers hold fifteenth luncheon
Members of Cedar auxiliary No 193 of the National Association of Letter Carriers gathered for their fifteenth annual luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. About fifty attended with out of town guests including Nelle Strater Hazel Day Jessie Cord and others. The program featured remarks by Ruth Wahl a welcome by Blanche Gray reminiscences by Gertrude Michallick and a talk by Louise Hanus on Lets Be Friendly. Gifts were given to visitors charter members past presidents and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Auxiliary No. 193
National Association of Letter Carriers
Roosevelt Hotel
Mesdames Nelle Strater
Hazel Day
Jessie Cord
Lillian Smith
Des Moines
Jeanette Eggert
Davenport
Alice Gilmor
Fairfield
Ruth Wahl
Corrine Perrine
Blanche Gray
Gertrude Michallick
Cedar Auxiliary
Louise Hanus
Jean Stone
Lindeken School of Dancing
Louie Hanus
Virginia Smith Weds Kenneth Mentzer in Springville
Miss Virginia Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Smith of 326 Fifth Avenue SW and Kenneth R Mentzer son of Mr and Mrs Carl Mentzer were married Saturday evening at Springville by Rev C D Boggie. The bride wore soldier blue with matching accessories and a reception followed at the bride’s home for immediate family. They will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Smith
R. C. Smith
Fifth Avenue
Kenneth R. Mentzer
Second Street
Carl Mentzer
Springville
C D Boggie
Theos
Cedar Rapids
Marriage announcement for Stastny and Mille in Lancaster Mo
Mr and Mrs Frank Stistns of 1200 K Street SW announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Maxine Stastny to Babe Mille, son of Mrs Bessie Miller of 1319 Second Avenue SE. The wedding was solemnized Oct 4 in Lancaster, Missouri. Attending the couple were Mr and Mrs Robert Gillham and others, with involvement by Har-Mon Bottling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
A A U W Literature Group Meets Wednesday at 2 PM
The current literature group of the A A U W will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs O W Laurence in Vinton read NW. Mrs John Heidel will assist. The Big Sea by Lanston Hughes will be reviewed by Mrs M R Warren.
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A A.U W
O. W Laurence
Vinton
John Heidel
Lanston Hughes
M. R. Warren
Cedar Rapids Womans Club hears speaker and plans work
Twenty nine members and guests attended a meeting of the Cedar Rapids Womans Club on Thursday. Dr Matron OH Walliams, pastor of the First Christian church, spoke on the topic Lite. Miss Helen Liubhard described Red Cross efforts in Cedar Rapids. Music by violinist Virginia Ohmann with Martha less. Miss A Geiger was named to the Needlework Guild and Miss Anna Calderwood outlined this year’s planned needlework work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Womans Claub
Matron OH Walliams
First Christian Church
Helen Liubhard
Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Ohmann
Martha Less Mis A Geiger
Anna Calderwood
Chaiman
Community Show Honors Bruner Couple in Iowa City
Thursday evening event hosted by Mr and Mrs Oswald Pedersen at 1319 B Avenue NW honored the marriage of Mr and Mrs Harold Bruner, wed Sept 28 in Iowa City. The crowd included Mia, various Bruner relatives, Rowray, Gras, Trevels, Kasne, Pederson family, and others in a social gathering with a five hundred dollar diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Pedersen
Avenue NW
Harold Bruner
Iowa City
Mia
James Bruner
M. B. Rowray
Viv Lea Gras
Trevelsvat
Led Kasne
Mis Dorgensen
S Runs
Helen
Mrs Washner Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Joseph Washner was returned to her home at the Commonwealth apartments after visiting with her in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Edward Pall of LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Washner
Commonwealth Apartments
Edward Pall
LeMars
Community Notice of Weekend Visiting at Local Home
Weekend visiting occurred at the home of Mare Henry Robinson to honor relatives including Stephan of Fort Wayne and Rose Lefflet of lower City with Lorence and Weldon John, son of Roscat Minn, as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaisita
Mare Henry Robinson
Stow
Stephan
Fort Wayne
Mie
Rose Lefflet
Lower City
Son Lorence
Weldon Johnson
Roscat
Minn
Weekend guest tale at 127 Tenth Street NE
Drexel Rol hson hosted a weekend guest in West Branch labeled Hans a shimmering, with address noted as 127 Tenth Street NE. The fragment hints at a local visit or social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexel Rolhson
Tenth Street
Hans
West Branch
Leah Arne Returns to Frances Shimer College
Miss Leah Arne visited with her mother Mrs Leora Arne at 1848 C Avenue NE then returned Monday to study at Frances Shimer junior college Mt Carroll Ill Cedar Rapids guests Misses Martha Olga Olive Torene and many others joined an all day Palisades outing followed by a wiener roast hosted by Mrs Fr J Vavra Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Arne
Leora Arne
Avenne NE
Frances Shimer
Mt. Carroll
Martha
Olga
Olive Torene
Ely
Vivian Ives
Frances Melsha
Leona Novak
Emma _ Cuhel
Gladys Zach
Jeanette Pape
Irene Werner
Jeanette Thompson
Wilma Shoup
Cedar Rapids
Fr. J. Vavra
The
Palisades
Whelans plan golden wedding anniversary in Ottumwa
Mr and Mrs J Vernon Whelan of 1644 Second Ave SE travel to Ottumwa for the golden wedding anniversary of Michael J Whelan and his wife at St Marys church Ottumwa followed by a dinner at Ballingall hotel. An open house for friends runs five to eight oclock with Cedar Rapids guests and eight sons and their families attending from Aurora Omaha Cedar Rapids Hollywood Des Moines Fullerton and Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vernon Whelan
Second Avenue SE
Ottumwa
Whelans
Michael J Whelan
St Mary's Church
St Patrick’s Church
Ballimgall Hotel
Cedar Rapids
J B Gohmann
Gary Gohmann
Kathryn Barton
Mrs Whelan
FE. J Whelan
Aurora
H. Lawrence
Omaha
J. Vernon
Clemmet
Hollywood
Calif
Lewis
Des Moines
Michael, Jr
Fullerton
Neb
Farrell
Gerald
Beta Sigma Phi entertains members at Montrose hotel buffet
Iola Mentzer, Winston Mavis, Frances Buchanan, Trene Power, Lillian Vitek and Nada Farrand attended a buffet supper Wednesday night hosted by Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the Montrose hotel. Marvel Whitcher led a model meeting, followed by group singing and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Mentzer
Winston Mavis
Frances Buchanan
Trene Power
Lillian Vitek
Nada Farrand
Montrose Hotel
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Marvel Whitcher
El Kair Unit to Meet for Picnic Luncheon
The El Kahir unit of the Shriners hospital women’s auxiliary will gather Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Ma sonic hall for a picnic luncheon. Chairman Mrs. M. M. Knickerbocker and aides Mesdames Jessie Bennett C W Mann Hattie Blaine and J E Stevenson plan the event. Members should bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
Blessing Hosts Social Dinner At 13th NE Street
A family dinner Sunday at Mr and Mrs I K E Blessing home 215 Thirteenth Street NE drew attendees from Davenport Lisbon Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids Seattle including Mr and Mrs Lester Wright Mrs Mina Ringer Harold Ringer Mayme Ringer Burnett Ringer Larry and Jerry Ringer M D Clark Hazel Ringer Barbara Hattie Hoover Glenna Van Wormer Clara Brink Hattie Hyatt Seattle Washington and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L K E. Blessing
Thirteenth Street
Lester Wright
Davenport
Mina Ringer
Harold Ringer
Mayme Ringer
Lisbon
Burnett Ringer
Larry and
Jerry
M. D. Clark
Mount Vernon
Hazel Ringer
Barbara
Hattie Hoover
Glenna van Wormer
Clara Brink
Cedar Rapids
Hattie Hyatt
Seattle
Wash
Lincoln P T A luncheon meeting set for Tuesday
The Lincoln P T A study group meets Tuesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at Mrs. G. A. Zacharias's home 925 Nineteenth Avenue SW. Attendees should bring June and July Parent-Teacher magazines. Hostess to be notified by attendees.
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Lincoln Pp. T. A
G. A. Zacharias
Nineteenth Avenue SW
King's Daughters Circle Plans Delegates to Waterloo Convention
Filallungerford circle members named delegates to the state convention in Waterloo at a meeting hosted by Mrs Mer ton B Green. Mrs Homer Grove and Mrs J J Calkins chosen as delegates with Mrs Elizabeth Kratzer as alternate. Mrs Grove presided due to the illness of the president. A benefit and an all day hospital sewing meeting were outlined with dates to be announced. Mrs Edith Johnson, lately away from the city, was welcomed into active membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Filallungerford Circle
King’s Daughters
Merton B. Green
Thirty-third Street
Homer Grove
J. J. Calkins
Elizabeth Kratzer
Grove
Paul Hanson
Edith Johnson
Mrs J C Johnson Hosts Vernon Heights Club Luncheon
Mrs J C Johnson of 1826 Fifth Avenue SE entertained the Vernon Heights Reading club at the Commonwealth tea room for the season's opening meeting with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C. Johnson
Fifth Avenue SE
Vernon Heights
Reading Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Negro soprano Dorothy Maynor opens concert course here
Dorothy Maynor, a young Negro soprano, opens the Community Concerts season at Memorial Coliseum tonight at 8:15. Her rise began after being discovered in 1939 by Serge Koussevitzky and she trained in New York with extensive language study. She views the European war as potentially boosting American music and recalls her Norfolk youth and shift from domestic science to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Maynor
Memorial Coliseum
Miss Maynor
Meif Tom
Serge Nousseviitsky
Bo-ten Symphonic Orchestra
Wes Masner
Stummer
New York City
Bae
Chad
Muoyner
Norfolk
Mus
Harriet Curtis
Boston
New York
Weekend Gathering at the Ortons Home
A Sunday noon dinner party honored Mrs Orton’s brother-in-law and sister at the Orton residence 1101 Fifteenth Avenue SW. Guests included Mr and Mrs Amos Silgin of Woodward and their children Doris Marva Arieen and Court nes along with several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrys Wo Orton
Fifteenth Avenue
Orton
Ster
Amos Silgin
Woodward
Doris
Marva
Arieen
Courtnes
Bethel Zook
Don Heim Mio
Ctales Orton ‘Mio
Clyne Zook
Aliss
Betty Orton
Local figures tour Rio Grande valleys and Mexico
Mag Mlovenee Thon and associates visited the Rio Grande valleys in Texas and in Mexico. They returned by the Ovirke route after a ten day period, staying at 1274 Vhoud avenae SFO Mis Teor 0. Seblessctoran Pibo Tintaaven and Sh 108 hotth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlovenee
Pibo Tintaaven
Sfo
Community Meeting at 6 30 PM on Wednesday
Residents at 168 Resto Avenue Eo gather for a community meeting chaired by Mrs John Gibnare and Mrs dames Vat with guests Miss Jeanette Fock and others. The event aims to discuss local loans and serenity services, though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resto Avenue
John Gibnare
Dames
Blabetu
Jeanette Fock
Stanleys Barta Visit From Cedar Rapids Spends Weekend in Rock Island
Mr and Mrs Frank S Barta and their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Stanley Barta with Cecils Ann traveled from Cedar Rapids for a weekend in Rock Island. The party stayed at a local residence on Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S— Barta
Seventh Avenue
Rock Island
Nines
Stanley Barta
Cecils Ann the
Stanley Bartas
Cedar Rapids
Birthday party for Noroths Racer marks tenth year
Mr and Mrs Jerry Racer hosted a Sunday birthday party at 1512 IX street SW for their daughter Noroths age ten. Halloween decorations adorned the home and a cake took center stage. Guests included PlathsMeAttor and others with assistances from Evelyn and Mars Lou Poula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Racer
IX Street
Noroths
Plaths “MeAttor
Lovee Dwyer
Sermee Birky
Georgina Sorenson Kranees Stecheon
Dorothy Jean Pola
Patrica Hamor
Dorothy
Aglene Horse
Evelyn and
Mars Lou Poula
Mrs Gensicke Hosts Dinner for Lang Guests in Chillicothe Area
Mrs Hannah Gensicke hosted a Sunday dinner at her son Henry Gensicke’s home for Mr and Mrs Frank Lang of Chillicothe Missouri. Also present were Mr and Mrs C W Starks and son Theodore Mr and Mrs BL Gensicke and son David of Davenport and Mr and Mrs D J Wasson and sons Walter Glenn and Warner of Onslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Gensicke
Henry Gensicke
Gensicke
Frank Lang
Chillicothe
C. W. Starks
Theodore
BL. Gensicke
David
Davenport
D. J. Wasson
Walter
Glenn
Warner
Onslow
Tea for New Business Girls League Members at Vy Club
New members of the Business Girls league were entertained at a tea Sunday afternoon at the vy, W CA. Pauline Ford and Dons Smith toured. Guests honored were Mary Louise Robinson, Jean Street, Josephine Bowers, Marcella Comisky and Ruth Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls League
W CA
Pauline Ford
Dons Smith
Mary Louise Robinson
Jean Street
Josephine Bowers
Marcella Comisky
Ruth Barnes
Clifton Family Visits Cedar Rapids Area Relative Roots
Mr and Mrs Fordis Z Clifton and daughter Mary Alice of Storm Lake spent the weekend with Clifton’s parents Mr and Mrs Dwight A McAtee at 1200 Nineteenth avenue SW Cedar Rapids and visited relatives in Cedar Rapids Marion and Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordis Z. Clifton
Mary Alice
Storm Lake
Six Mercy Nurses To St Bernard Hospital Study
Six senior Mercy Hospital nurses from Cedar Ayrypidd will depart Monday evening for St Bernard Cowal Bluffs to study psychiatric in-patient care until mid-summer. The group includes Gladys Jerome Sara Ann Tavilor Maxine Walker Dean VerCande Marie O Newt and in Smiles. The Grad group of the YOW POON Wah Thawe will also attend sessions at the YWOCN building at 717 Re ervaitness. a vote is planned at the S.hs Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayesee
Mercy Hospital
St Berard Hospital
Cowal Bluffs
Slama
Gladys Jerome
Sara Ann Tavilor
Maxine Walker Dean VerCande
Marie O Newt
In Smiles
Farley Praises Mekota in Gazette Feature
Farley lauds Mekota for party fidelity in a Gazette feature. The veteran Democrat, once county chair, is quoted praising Mekota’s dedication while noting shifts in party leadership and local dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Mekota
Gazette
Colonel Lancaster Approves County Draft Registration Setup
Colonel Lancaster of Des Moines, state administrative officer for the federal military conscription, approved Linn county draft registration setup for Wednesdays enrollment in a conference with County Auditor Robert Wesely. He urged men ages 21 to 36 to enroll promptly, with registration centers at county offices and Coe College. boards will operate evenings and be ready to roll in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If A Lancaster
Des Moines
Lonn County
Robert M Wesely
Lancaster
Vesely
Linn
Iowa Citys
Ochvein
Wilppen
Tam Vesely
Dusingg Business
Coe
County GOP Dinner Pep Meeting Sparks Campaign Plans
County GOP Committee hosts a dinner pep meeting to map campaign plans with local party leaders and volunteers. Details mention attendance goals, state headquarters involvement, and expected turnout from Cedar Rapids area supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
State Funfest Draws VFW and Auxiliary Crowds
VFW and Auxiliary wrap a state Funfest after a day of ceremonies feasting and displays. Attendance nears two hundred, with veterans and auxiliary members sharing memories and a sense of community at the event site in Coe da Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe da Rapids
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