Edith Hersch Honored At Bridge Tea and Shower
Edith Hersch was honored with a bridge tea and kitchen shower on Thursday at the Cedar Royds Counts Circle. The event celebrated her forthcoming marriage to Catt B Myers Jr of Barrington, with red roses as the tea table centerpiece and Miss Theda Mver among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hersch
Theda Mver
Ceder Royds
Edith Heise H
B Myers, Jr
Barrington
Mickiethur
Gertsen
Joseta
Alice Kerteling guild met at Miss Porter home
The Alice Kerteling guild met Monday evening at 1924 B avenue NE with twenty five members and eight guests. Devotions were led by Mrs Geesuman and Mrs Kriz sang Prayer. Miss Maverick spoke on China using slides. A Christmas party for a missionary school included gifts under a decorated illuminated tree. Refreshments were served at a Halloween colored table. Miss Miriam Seigler presided. Hostesses included Miss Ethel Bigger and Mrs L W Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kerteling
Helen Porter
B Avenue NE
Leo Geesuman
Jerome Kriz
Maverick
China
Missione
Miriam Seigler
Ethel Bigger
L. W Dunlap
L. Hauskins
Sulitanne Camp Fire Group elects new officers
Manon Taylor is elected president of the Sulitanne Camp Fire Group at First Presbyterian Church. Other officers named include Kelen Smith as vice president Geopanne Dunshee as secretary Patty Fortune Keasner and Betty Jo Wilhelm as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manon Taylor
Sulitanne
First Presbyterian Church
Wednesdas
Kelen Smith
Geopanne Dunshee
Patty Fortune
Keasner
Betty Jo Wilhelm
Sixteen Tadesha Camp Fire Members Meet at Arthur School
Sixteen members of the Tadesha Camp Fire group met Tuesday afternoon at Arthur School to conduct a business session and work on a Thursday public-activity book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadesha Camp Fire Group
Arthur School
Thur Publaty
Luncheon Plans Discussed For Delta Mothers Club
Meeting notes outline luncheon planning and proper room arrangements. Discussion covers venue options and date coordination with Delta mothers group seeking suitable spaces and timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopp
Delta Mothers
Jia
Gossard Anniversary Party Noted in Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR recalls a party hosted by the Gossard family with several attendees including Mrs and Hornwell Mooard. Text references address 2727 B Avenue NE and mentions organizations or individuals linked to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornwell
Arthur C Crertsen
P Astuver
Tea Meeting Records From Club Ties and Tables
A business tea hosted by Mrs Walter Gorebamchaumuan featured guests Mrs Waste Basice Mrs Chumes Duster and Mr TH DeMees. Table centerpieces showcased silver arrangements with yellow flowers while Mrs Gure bam poured beverages.
Syr-Amette Club Card Party Planned at Local Hall
The Syr Amette club announces a card party to be held at the Iowa Electric Light and Power bungalow on Eridas Street at 740 ppm. Prizes will be awarded at the tables and refreshments served. Tickets available from club members or at the door. Committees include Lucille Risk door prizes Lorraine Farah cards and tables Mary Haddy Esther Risk kitchen Emily Abodeely Emaleen Abraham Ema eon Risk Bertha Abodeely Evelyn David Olga Alettes Martha Risk Victoria tusk and Mary Abodcely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syr-Amette Club
Come Me
Eridas
Iowa
Birthday party honors Carol Ann Ancute at home
Mrs E J Zadnichek entertained children at a party on TwentY first street SE for the fifth birthday of her daughter Carol Ann. Town guests included Carol Brandmather and others as listed with games and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadnichek
First Street
Carol Ann
Caral Brandmather
Jean Todd
Joan Baier
Ann Peddsecourt
Kodngsa
Sherod Chehok
Joan Glotia
Judith Jehrsten
Lone
Jane Hukenlaoner
Here Cooper
Barbara Mochel
Det
Ratner
Judy Mortis
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Georgia Lindsey and M C M Aulay Married in Cedar Rapids
The couple, Georgia Lindsey and M C M Aulay, were wed at 4 pm at the bride’s parents home with Rev James Bait officiating. Attendants included Doris Lindsey and John C Palmer served as best man. The reception followed and the pair will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Georgia
Nba
Muatyee Ind
Mervad Sui Das
Parer
Tne
James Bait
Mount Vernon
Johanna Hull
Doris Lindsey
John C Palmer
Lorraine Mueller
Margaret Hageman
Anthony J. Andrie
McAulay O
Washington High School
McaAulay
Munme High School
Cedar Rapids
Local League of Women Voters Plans Six Study Groups
The Montrose hotel hosted a League of Women Voters meeting with guest Dr. Elsenbast. Dr Hulda Rice announced six department study groups led by chairmen Kaldenberg De Nio Elsenbast Owen Mitty Boeszel Oasis Beane Chase Barment Ogden with committees for membership telephone and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
Elsenbast
Hulda Rice
Fallax
C C. Kaldenberg
W. de Nio
O. J Elsenbast
L L. Owen
J P Mitty
Charles Boeszel
Oasis
K Beane
AF Chase
J. W
Ben Ogden
League
Nina Chinka Camp Fire elects officers
The Nina Chinka Camp Fire group of Polk school held its meeting to elect officers. Galeatone McKeoebs is president and Jee Clin serves as vice president with Weetfill as secretary and Mary Beth Duncan as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Chinka Camp Fire Group
Anne Rass
Forthy Bradley Mis A I
Mason Buardian
Mrs Swartzendruber hosts luncheon bridge
Mrs G Y Swartzendruber entertained twelve guests at her home 1711 Grande avenue SE Wednesday for a luncheon bridge complimenting Mrs wb Mo Milhon who departs soon for an extended visit in the south Bridge prizes were won by Mrs Shirley Clark and Mrs Wi Lem Culver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Y Swartzendruber
Grande Avenue SE
Wb Mo Milhon
South Bridge
Shirley Clark
Lem Culver
Miss Hazel Thompson Honored By Epsdon Sorority Group
Miss Hazel Thompson received a cane from the Epsdon Surgeras Alpha Tuckey chapter after a dinner at Bisneps cafeteria and a visit to the YWCA. Present were Miss EB Jackson sponsor and educational leader Kenneth Council along with Adah Bauerle Ruth Blaine Marc Cass Herne Hammond Florence Gla kin Marie Sherk Harriette Stuuse and Arlene Ortmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Thompson
Gamma Chanter
Epsdon
Alpha Tuckey
Bisneps
YWCA
Billy
Miss Thompson
Miss EB. Jackson
Trreut Mis Kenneth Council
Adah Bauerle
Ruth Blaine
Marc Cass
Herne Hammond
Florence Gla Kin
Marie Sherk Harriette Stuuse
Arlene Ortmann
Hearing League meeting tests unit with talent show
The League for the Hard of Hearing holds a Thursday 7:30 pm meeting in ORC building room 204 to test a hearing unit and feature a tap dancing and musical numbers program. Invited is any person hard of hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League For the Hard of Honoring
ORC
Sive Gas Aim For Near 180 Degree Meter Position
The article discusses keeping the motor meter as close to 180 degrees as possible to achieve maximum efficiency. It emphasizes that this is the key to optimal performance and fuel use.
Farewell Parties Held For Mrs Hamilton And Mrs Hubbell
Miss Charlotte Pinney hosts a luncheon at 519 Indian Road SE. Mrs Sutherland Dows hosts a tea at Twenty seventh Street Drive SE. The events honor Mrs W. W. Hamilton and Mrs Clifford Hubbell who plan to move to Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hamilton
Commonwealth Apartments
Clifford Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
Hamilton
Hubbell Thursdass
Hampton
Hubbell
Charlotte Pinney
Indian Road
Sutherland Dows
Officers named by Daughters of Isabella
Mrs Helen Hoagland was elected regent of Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle during the Montrose hotel meeting. Harriett Kelley elected vice regent and Mary McDonald past regent. Lula Lambert custodian. Christine Condon chancellor. Betty Anan financial secretary. Erma Lindekin recording secretary. Lula Cacek treasurer. Trabella Zimmerman inside guard. Doris Hailes outside guard. Monica Goodyear banner bearer. Cora Frey musician. Antoinette Olson scribe. Sarah Long first guide. Laura Buck first trustee. Hazel Moore second year. Katherine Quass third year. The state convention will be held in Davenport at Saint Vincent home Saturday. Mary McDonald will represent Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hoagland
Our Lady of Forenual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Harriett Kelley
Mary McDonald
Mary McLlaughlin
Lulu Lambert
Christine Condon
Betty Anan
Erma Lindekin
Lula Cacek
Marie Reith
Trabella Zimmerman
Doris Hailes
Monica Goodyear
Cora Frey
Antoinette Olson
Sarah Long
Laura Buck
Hazel Moore
Katherine Quass
Davenport
Saint Vincents
McDonald
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Home Garden club elects 1938 officers at luncheon
Mrs Arthur L. Bye was chosen president for 1938 at a business meeting after a luncheon hosted by Mrs Prank K Hahn at the Elks club. New officers include Mrs George Otis vice president Mrs H J Jones second vice president Mrs W H Bailey secretary and Mrs A Fisher treasurer. Twenty attended. prizes for bridge went to Mrs R C Folsom Mrs James E Bromwell and Mrs J H Brookman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Bye
Home Garden Club
Prank K. Hahn
Elks Club
George Otis
H. J Jones
W.H Bailey
A. Fisher
R. C. Folsom
James E. Bromwell
J. H Brookman
Russell Manatt
Surprise Birthday Party For Frank E. Dobrovsky
Mrs Fottral and Mrs Hynds hosted a Wednesday surprise party at 1221 Second Avenue SE honoring their father Frank E. R Dobrovsky. Pinochle winners were Mrs John Klekar and Mr Dobrovsky. guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Chehak Mr and Mrs Ernest Beebe Mr and Mrs Frank Sysel Mrs Mary Dvorak Mrs Dobrovsky and Jerry Fotiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fottral
Darrell Hynds
Second Avenue SE
Frank E. R Dobrovsky
John Klekar
Dobrovsky
Fred Chehak
Ernest Beebe
Frank Sysel
Mary Dvorak
Beta Sigma Phi holds model meeting at Montrose hotel
Sigma chapter hosts guests for a Wednesday evening gathering at the Montrose hotel. Miss Eileen Koehler introduces Mrs Ray Ashlock who speaks on arts and crafts of Mexico. Plans for annual dinner dance set for January 22 announced.
Mr and Mrs Obed Hean Return From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Obed Hean of 004 Wist Street SW return from a western trip visiting Mr and Mrs F E White of Kadoka South Dakota and stopping at Rapid City. They spent the last weekend at Fort Dodge with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Hean
Wist Street
F E White
Kadoka
Rapid City
Fort Dodge
Marmola Tablets Promoted For Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Marmola tablets and Marmola tea as a method to shed fat without dieting. It claims millions use the products with success and urges discreet use to appear to have strong willpower.
Hayes PTA Meeting Builds Committees And Program
Hayes PTA met at the school with Mrs William Klepach presiding. Committee chairs were named: program Virs Vesely membership Miss Lois Cowan hospitality Mrs Wear Nesetril publicity Mrs M Simanek publication Mrs Johnson. Dues were paid and a Jane Boyd fund donation was made. An all day tea was planned and kindergarten children under Miss Hazel Cook presented recitations. Harrison PTA met with 70 attendees and heard committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Pt.a
William Klepach
E Seda
Lois Cowan
Wear
Nesetril
F J Stastes
M. Simanek
Johnson
History Council
Jane Boyd
Hazel Cook
Van Buren P T A Meeting Highlights Community Activities
Mrs P H Brown presided as classes from 1A and 6A demonstrated farm and dairy visits and music and dance. Jane Niles spoke on Camp Fire work while Camp Fire groups explained their honors. The association voted to fund the Jane Boyd fund and a social hour closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P H. Brown
van Buren P. T
Narna Nelson
Armina B Davis
Ruth Websters
Nelsons
Henry Jensen
Doris Watkins
Jane Boyd
Lloyh Mckee
George Naxera
Jane Niles
Netoppen
van Buren P TA
Tanda
Police officials discuss Traffic Safety at PTA meeting
Chief of Police Robert Vlach and Sergeant Gordon Hughes addressed the Cleveland PTA on Traffic Safety. Mrs H WN Steele, president, introduced the standing committee chairmen and the room representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vlach
Gordon Hughes
Cleveland P. T
H WN Steele
Community group lists officers and Columbus Day program
The association names vice president and numerous chairwomen across duties from publicity to welfare. It notes a Davenport state convention delegate, invites tea towel donations, and reports a third grade Columbus Day program led by Miss Lucille Pogge with student performers and songs, followed by tea hosted by the executive committee under Mrs. Carl Freund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Krieg
Leo Sedlacek
Adeline Montillon
Krieg
E. Hosmer
John Drums
B. O. Eighmy
D. B. Davis
M F. Brown
J M Wiley
Paul Gard
G. B. McMillan
H C. Goodrow
Dan Harman
Fay Clemons
Harold Drew
P. E. Conrad
R J. McNamara
Hubert ‘Kaplan
Joe Estes
H. R. Lubben
Steele
Davenport
Lucille Pogge
Barbara Birch
Rita Birney
Charles Hinton
Donnie Snook
Jack Brown
Anna Mac Walton
Janet Brown
Orville Athoff
Frederick Buchanan
Marilyn Frasinger
Gloria Durr
Norman Paula
Joan Taylor
Jimmy Miller
Verlyn Roskam
Mary Alice Randall
Betty Jean Spence
Homer Showman
Robert Scevell
David Bruns
George Hart
Columbus
Virginia Kluber
Shirley Drew
Shirley Methven
Doris Jensen
Dick E Highmy
Jeannine Layer
Nelenka_ Bartunek
Wayne G. Basler
William F. Jensen
Carl Freund
City Patrolman Suspended Thirty Days for Conduct
Patrolman Frank Novak was suspended for thirty days without pay by Chief Robert Vinch for conduct unbecoming an officer. The action followed Saturday night when Novak was seen in uniform reportedly under the influence after several drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Novak
Robert Vinch
Novak
Cedar Rapids Couple Walter Pollet Wed Rachael Den in
Cedar Rapids residents Walter Pollet and Rachael Den were issued a marriage license. Wesley Dostal of Marion and Alma Miller of Marion also listed for license processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pollet
Rachael Denin
Cedar Rapids
Wesley Dostal
Alma Miller
Marion
Eligible Candidates For Police And Fire Departments Listed
Civil service lists of eligible candidates for the police and fire departments were submitted to the city council after a delay caused by the new state civil service law. The police list includes G. C. McClain and Charles H. Simon among others, while the fire list features R. W. Hahn and John Kopecky, with several addresses noted. The process stalled as the council and legal staff sought clarity on the law’s scope before examinations and certifications could proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
G. C. McClain
Fourth Avenue
Charles H. Simon
Sixth Street
John J. Kuba
Hamilton Street
B. F. Currell
Oakland Avenue
R. R. Murdock
Fifth Avenue
Fred Triebel
Alfred Sorenson
F Avenue
H. W. Krandling
First Street
C. C. Gillin
Second Avenue
M J Hoye
Cc Avenue
S. J. Mills
George R. Dvorak
D Street
Milo Vanicek
Seventeenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids Approves Fencing Ordinance for Junk Yards
The Cedar Rapids city council introduced a measure regulating fences around junk yards in the business and heavy industrial district. It bans wooden fences in fire limits, requires fireproof materials on wooden posts, and prohibits solid fences over five feet unless eight feet may be allowed for public interest. The ordinance empowers the council to order solid fencing around junk yards by resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
City plans to curb unsightly yards and shutter yards
Wrecking yards and similar places will be targeted to curb their visibility to the public. Open wire fences around manufacturing plants are permitted under the plan.
Barge Line Ends 1937 Season on Upper Mississippi
The federal barge line will end its 1937 navigation season late today with the final southbound tow heading to St. Louis. Experts say colored headlights for cars do not pierce fog any better than white lights.
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Minneapolis
Federal
Upper Mississippi
St. Louis
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Clear Lake
Mrs. Forrey
Illinois
Alice Korteling Guild
Sulitanne Camp Fire
Tadeska Camp Fire
Mothers Club
Kemble
Kemble Floral Co
Lows Theater
A.C. Gossards
Mesic
Wermets
Giagian
Mlaare
Stern
Lesan
Betes Pea
Syr-Amettes
Carol Ann Zadnichek
Goa
Marge
Don
Barnett’s
ACT
Many
Zoo Quick
Ian
fAtra
Barnett
Georgia Lindsey and
M.C. M’aulay
Lasseell
M. C McAulay
VRS Swartzendruber
Milhon
Nard OF Hearing League
Miss Pinney
Mrs. Dows
MRS. Bye Home Garden President
Honor F. E. Dobrovvsky
Beta Sigma Phi
P.T.A. Meetings
Harrison
Harrison P. T
Rose Harington
Hurley Bowser
Marjorie Walters
Henry Kenyon
William Counterman
Ruth Culbreth
Mary Ellen Dennis
van Buren
Cleveland
DOWS
Second Ave
Second ST
MAY Drug Store
Laurene Rose Diehl
Armstrong
Children’s Depl
Kinney’s
Oxfords
First Avenue SE
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