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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1939

Page

6

Hickenlooper Defends Women Work Rights at Club Talk

Lieutenant-Governor B. B. Hickenlooper urged the Business and Professional Women's club at the Roosevelt hotel that working women are not politically restricted and must guard personal liberty. He warned against restrictive legislation, saying it would erode freedom and opportunity, and noted no immediate move toward such laws in Iowa. The club program was organized by its legislative committee chaired by Mrs. Bessie Graves.

B. B. Hickenlooper Business and Professional Women's Club Roosevelt Hotel Hickenlooper Iowa Club Bessie Graves

Mrs Glenn Wilson Visits the Muellers in Lima

Mrs Glenn E Wilson of Lima Ohio arrived Monday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs C E Mueller at 1418 Fourth Avenue SE and to attend Coe homecoming.

Glenn E. Wilson Lima Ohio C. E. Mueller Fourth Avenue SE Coe

Tea Honors Junior League Provisionals in Cedar Rapids

Tea at Brucemore hosted by Mrs Howard Hall honored new provisional members of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids. Names include Martha Beardsley Elizabeth Clark Lydia Ann Courtright Marjorie Deacon Jack E Durin Frederick C Fisher Jr T M Ingersoll William G Isom Jane O Meara Esther Yothers and Arthur A Collins. Courtright first daughter named to league. her mother is a sustaining member.

Brucemore Howard Hall League Martha Beardsley Elizabeth Clark Lydia Ann Courtright Marjorie Deacon Jack E. Durin Frederick C. Fisher, Jr T M. Ingersoll William G Isom Jane O’meara Lewis Robbins Esther Yothers Isaac B. Smith James E Hamilton Arthur Poe Gordon Fennell Eleanor Taylor Mesdames Hall Courtright, Jr Ben F. Wolverton Weaver Witwer Edward Sheehy Van Children's Theater Knollwood Drive Hans Brinker Carl Kirwin Community Chest

Forty Attend Meeting of PE O Chapter FO Travel Talk

Chapter FO of PE O met Tuesday at Mrs E A Johnson's home 1809 Second Avenue SE with forty women in attendance including 25 guests Mrs Charles J Bready gave a travel talk on England tea was served.

E. A. Johnson Second Avenue SE Charles J. Bready England

Mrs Blake and daughter return from five weeks away

Mrs James E Blake and her daughter Jane have returned after five weeks in New Hampshire and New York City, moving back to 320 Crescent Street SE.

James E. Blake Crescent Street Jane New Hampshire New York City

Linder Family Reunion Honors John A. Linder in St Paul

Mr and Mrs Leo Linder of 869 Eleventh Street NE returned from St Paul where they attended a reunion in honor of John A. Linder, the father of Leo Linder.

Leo Linder Eleventh Street St Paul Mr. Linder John A. Linder

Bernard McMeel To Wed Alabama Girl

Bernard James McMeel former Nu-Enamel southern district manager engages Nancy Lillian Hurst of Birmingham Alabama daughter of James L Hurst and Mrs Hurst The couple plan December wedding Nancy Lillian is Birmingham Southern College alumna and has worked in education and state government Bernard McMeel attended St Patrick high school University of Iowa and Notre Dame and works for Nu Enamel in Cleveland

James L. Hurst Birmingham Ala Nancy Lillian Bernard James McMeel Mary Margaret McMeel Rockford Road State Capitol Montgomery McMeel St. Patrick's High School University of Iowa University of Notre Dame Nu-Enamel Corporation of Cleveland

Mrs Bird Hosts P E C Chapter IH Luncheon

Mrs. George M Bird hosted 22 members and guests of Chapter IH of P E C at a dessert luncheon at her 1560 Third Avenue SE home on Tuesday. Mrs W M Coykendall assisted, and Mrs E W Spence showed garden pictures. Guests included Mrs Glenn Coulter Chapter F Morton Mrs W T McConnell DQ Los Angeles Mrs A J Odegaard DU Sheldon Mrs Jean Hall DK Mrs Spence and Mrs R W Manatt HU and Mrs Arthur Bye HJ.

George M Bird Third Avenue SE Chapter IH P.E.C W. M. Coykendall E. W. Spence Glenn Coulter Morton W. T. McConnell Los Angeles A. J Odegaard Sheldon Jean Hall Spence R. W. Manatt Arthur Bye

Mrs Hudson Swiler Visits Titie Larimers in Burlington

Mrs Hudson Swiler of Burlington visits in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs E J Larimer at 2036 Fifth Avenue SE. She arrived Saturday with Mr Swiler who returned to Burlington Monday. Mrs Swiler will leave Thursday for home.

Hudson Swiler Burlington E. J. Larimer Fifth Avenue SE City Mr. Swiler

Sutherland Dows Return From Eastern Trip

Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows of Twenty seventh street drive SE have returned home after spending two weeks in Washington DC and Baltimore confirming their travel through the eastern states.

Sutherland Dows Twenty-seventh Street Drive Washington, D. C Baltimore

Industrial Girls League to Hear Mrs Sheldon on Europe

The Industrial Girls' league meets Thursday at 7 15 p m at the Y W C A to hear Mrs B L Sheldon speak about her recent trip to Europe. Her talk will be accompanied by motion pictures and a demonstration of correct informal service by Miss Hazel Heasty.

Industrial Girls’ League B. L. Sheldon Europe Hazel Heasty

Mr and Mrs Dvorak Return From Necedah Visit

Mr and Mrs Joseph Dvorak of 1544 Fifth Avenue SE returned after a week with their daughter Mrs Stanley X Kriz and Mr Kriz at Necedah Wisconsin. They were accompanied home by Mrs Kriz who will spend a week in Cedar Rapids.

Joseph Dvorak Fifth Avenue SE Stanley X. Kriz Kriz Necedah Wis Cedar Rapids

Jane Boyd circle dessert luncheon at Bundy home

Members of the Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters will meet for a dessert luncheon on Thursday at 1 pm. The event will be held at Mrs. O. M. Bundy's residence at 1920 Washington Avenue SE, with Mrs. David R. Pugh assisting the hostess.

Jane Boyd The King’s Daughters O. M. Bundy Washington Avenue SE David R. Pugh

Barta Leaves Cleveland Visit For Washington D C

A K Barta of Washington DC, visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Frank W W Barta at 183 Twenty first avenue SW after a tour of the southwestern states, left Tuesday for Cleveland.

A K Barta Washington, D. C Frank W.W. Barta Twenty-first Avenue Cleveland

Birthday tribute to Mrs Miller at home party

Eighteen friends and relatives honored Mrs Addie Miller at 1314 M avenue NE with a birthday party Monday night. A dinner was served and gifts were presented to the honored guest.

Miller Addie Miller M Avenue NE

Aunt Het Reflects On A Cry That Healed Her Mood

AUNT HET recalls needing a good cry to feel right after days of unease. The remark captures a personal moment of emotional release and relief.

Lorraine Crago and Von Blessing Wed in Double Ring Ceremony

Lorraine Evelyn Crago daughter of Mr and Mrs James Crago and Von Talbert Blessing son of Mr and Mrs John Blessing were married at 8 o'clock Saturday evening in the Crago home living room. Rev Charles Leamming officiated. The ceremony featured two seven branch candelabra, palms and floral arrangements. Following the service a wedding supper for 25 was served. The couple will reside at 51514 Sixteenth Street NE after November 1.

Lorraine Evelyn Crago James Crago Sixteenth Street von Talbert Blessing John Blessing Tenth Street Crago Charles Leamming Des Moines Clyde Pierce Norman Clyde Pierce Carmen Rummels Mr. Rummels Mr. Blessing Blessing Franklin High School Roosevelt High School

Girls of Anakikisin Camp Fire Meet at Congregational Church

The Anakikisin Camp Fire girls met Monday at the First Congregational church. Field secretary Miss Dorothy Canfield helped with notebook covers. Plans were made for a Halloween party. Esther Smith became a new member.

Anakikisin First Congregational Church Dorothy Canfield Esther Smith

Okanyaki Camp Fire Plans Halloween Party

Members of the Okanyaki Camp Fire group met Friday at Arthur school to plan a Halloween party to be held at Mrs. W. C. Peck's home.

Okanyaki Arthur School W. C. Peck

Country Club To Begin Parties For Young Folk Friday

The Cedar Rapids Country club plans a series of junior dances for high school age youths. The first party runs Friday from 8 to 11 PM as a sweater swing affair for member children and their guests. Arrangements are led by Mrs. J. Hamilton Bell and others.

Cedar Rapids

Midwest Delta Theta Chi Conclave Delegates Named

Local delegates at the Midwest Delta Theta Chi conclave in St Joseph Missouri were Miss Alberta Johnson and Miss Jean Wise. Two Cedar Rapids Iowa Sigma chapter members were elected to the Midwest council Mrs Howard Pettit corresponding secretary and E Dorothy Cahill treasurer. A Davenport spring 1940 conclave is planned.

Delta Theta Chi St. Joseph Alberta Johnson Jean Wise Cedar Rapids Girls of Iowa Sigma Chapter Howard Pettit E. Dorothy Cahill Davenport

Netoppew Camp Fire Installs Local Officers

The Netoppew Camp Fire group met in the Van Buren school club room Monday and installed officers Arlene Hollister as president Shirley Dew as vice president Edrice Johns as secretary Lorraine Dew as treasurer and Mary Brown as scribe. Ella Mae Canard led a radio play as program chair and Mrs F E Luse guardian assistant left to attend a state PTA convention in Sioux City and received a handkerchief shower. Guests included Mrs J Hollister Mrs R Dew Ina Dew and Mrs N Canarr and her son Jimmy.

Netoppew van Buren School Brown Guardian Arlene Hollister Shirley Dew Edrice Johns Lorraine Dew Mary Brown Ella Mae Canard F. E. Luse Sioux City J. Hollister R. Dew Ina N. Canarr Jimmy

Stonita Camp Fire Group Hosts Hay Rack Ride

Members of the Stonita Camp Fire group enjoyed a hay rack ride on Friday evening then proceeded to Roosevelt junior high school Cupboard for refreshments. Attendees included Joan Grissel Patsy Slade Marvel Dulin Joan Rundell Betty Stepanek Kathleen Miller Maxine West Thelma Haberly Vivian Wilson Ann Robertson Julie Ann Freund Jack Andrews Barbara Steele Doris Sears Mrs H N Steele Donald Morgan Buddy Shafer William Willett Nickie Kent Donald Kyle Jimmy Wilson Billy Pfeffer Thor Norland Louis Newman and others.

Stonita Roosevelt Joan Grissel Patsy Slade Marvel Dulin Joan Rundell Betty Stepanek Kathleen Miller Maxine West Thelma Haberly Vivian Wilson Ann Robertson Julie Ann Freund Jack Andrews Barbara Steele Doris Sears H. N. Steele Donald Morgan Buddy Shafer William Willett Nick

Business Girls League Installs Members at YWCA Dinner

The Business Girls League of the YWCA held a dinner and business meeting at the association building and toured the city jail. Billie Soutchern conducted the installation for new members Doris Batten Shirley Easterly Pauline Ford Nancy Gibbons Shirley Like Edna Howard Ruth Jass Bessie Johnson Annabelle Klay Frances Lewis Jane McLamore Betty Minshall Ann Ptacek Maxine Paeper and Doris Smith. The next meeting is scheduled for November 6.

Business Girls League of Association Billie Soutchern Doris Batten Shirley Easterly Pauline Ford Nancy Gibbons Shirley Like Edna Howard Ruth Jass Bessie Johnson Annabelle Klay Frances Lewis Jane McLamore Betty Minshall Ann Ptacek Maxine Paeper Doris Smith

Birthday salute for Jack Tewalt at NE avenue party

Jack Tewalt celebrated his nineteenth birthday Saturday evening at home with parents Mr and Mrs Perle Tewalt of 609 A avenue NE. Guests included Rebecca Hallman Lois Wessale Julia Weremy Marian Ruesch Katherine Pohorsky Betty Davenport Katherine Phillips William Caldwell Frank Fulkerson Thomas Stewart Fred Uhlenhopp Melvin Stone and Bob Tewalt.

Jack Tewalt Perle Tewalt Rebecca Hallman Lois Wessale Julia Weremy Marian Ruesch Katherine Pohorsky Betty Davenport Katherine Phillips William Caldwell Frank Fulkerson Thomas Stewart Fred Uhlenhopp Melvin Stone Bob Tewalt

Aowakiya Camp Fire Plans Friday Wieners at Ellis Park

The Aowakiya Camp Fire group met at guardian Mrs. O. H. Mercer home and organized a wiener roast for Friday in Ellis park after the city council fire. Members assigned roles for a play to be shown at the upcoming PTA meeting and work began on permanents for the Needlework Build.

Aowakiya the Guardian O. H. Mercer Ellis Park

Mrs Mullen and Miss Daly Host Prenuptial Tea

Mrs. R C Mullen and her daughter Miss Mary Ellen Daly hosted an informal tea at 131 Twentieth Street NE to honor Miss Genevieve McMillan, who will wed John W Sivertsen of Minneapolis Saturday. Guests sewed for the bride and included Mrs J T McMillan Mrs Harry M Gage Mrs George N Harless and others.

R. C. Mullen Twentieth Street Mary Ellen Daly Genevieve McMillan John W. Sivertsen Minneapolis Mullen Miss Daly Miss McMillan J. T. McMillan Harry M. Gage George N. Harless H.D. O'Meara Jane O'Meara Cedric Hahn Robert Little Roberta Sheets James Patterson

MCC Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Bell in Center Point

Mrs Dick Bell entertained the M C C club at her Center Point home with a buffet luncheon Tuesday. Members present included Mesdames J Beall H L Coats W T Evans P E Frink L T Arduser Mary Hermann Nettie Sisam Ida Wright. Guests were Miss Carrie Kramer Miss Luella Stoner and Mrs V A Kofron.

M. C. C. Club Dick Bell Center Point Mesdames J. Beall H. L. Coats W. T. Evans P. E. Frink L. T. Arduser Mary Hermann Nettie Sisam Ida Wright Carrie Kramer Luella Stoner V. A. Kofron

Nayride Party Hay Ride and Refreshments at Church

A Christian Endeavor group from the First Christian church held a hay ride on a Saturday evening, returning for refreshments served by Beth Check. Attendees included Naomi Anderson Nadine Thompson Dick Cornwell Arthur Abodeely Charles Moeller Marilyn McGowan etc with Mr Aker as chaperone and Mary Louise Robinson and Marilyn McGowan planning.

First Christian Church Christian Endeavor Organization Beth Check Naomi Anderson Nadine Thompson Dick Cornwell Arthur Abodeely Charles Moeller Marilyn McGowan Raymond Westrom Charles Frizek Bill Paulson Laura Martin Winston Williams Marilyn Vanderwalker Mary Louise Robinson Esther Compon Charles Putnam Lloyd Knouf Alice Blackwell Janet

Volunteer Circle Members Meet at Mrs Abram Home

Members of the Volunteer circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 1224 Oakland Avenue NE. Mrs Ralph Karlan reported on the state convention and Mrs Verne Henton led devotions speaking on Things Worth While. Mrs Lloyd W Platt was received as a new member.

Circle of the King’s Daughters A. L. Abram Oakland Avenue Ralph Karlan Verne Henton Lloyd W. Platt

Mrs McClellan Hosts Visiting Family Members

Mrs Gladys Coehn of St Louis and her brothers Russell Young of Jefferson Barracks and Arthur Young of Chariton visit their mother Mrs G B McClellan at 712 Fifth Street SE. They plan a trip through Iowa and Minnesota later this week.

Gladys Coehn St. Louis Russell Young Jefferson Barracks Arthur Young Chariton G. B. McClellan Fifth Street McClellan Iowa Minnesota

Lambda Chapter Meeting at Montrose Hotel

Beta Sigma Phi Lambda chapter met Monday evening at the Montrose hotel. Mrs. F C Kellogg read a paper on The Modern Pied Piper. Mrs Pierre A Tracy presented the work. An Information Please quiz was conducted by Louise Hastie and Elizabeth Kovich.

Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Montrose Hotel F. C. Kellogg Pierre A. Tracy Louise Hastie Elizabeth Kovich

Sandra Harris Hostess for Fourth Birthday Party

Sandra Harris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Harris celebrated her fourth birthday Monday afternoon at a party at their home at 260 Highland drive NW. Roses centered the table and balloons hats and noise makers served as favors. Guests included Betty Ann Peverill Mary Jo Peverill Ann Winters Bobby Doyle Darlene Doyle Janet Woodard Francis Campbell Dickie Campbell and others. Mrs. Harris was assisted by Mrs. Hugo Lensch.

Sandra Harris Glenn A. Harris Highland Drive Betty Ann Peverill Mary Jo Peverill Ann Winters Bobby Doyle Darlene Doyle Janet Woodard Francis Campbell Dickie Campbell Donald Winters Frank Jungjohann A. J. Harris F. Campbell Edward Woodard J. Doyle Alice Gustafsson Ruby Scheneberger Mrs. Harris Hugo Lensch

Wiener Roast Held at Mary Horazdovsky Home

A wiener roast occurred Sunday at 826 Center Point Road NE the home of Mary Horazdovsky. Attendees included Mary Elizabeth Doyle Charles Oxley of Marion Marcella Hayek Walter Krauel Leonard Kelly and Mr and Mrs Bernard Early Cedar Rapids.

Mary Horazdovsky Center Point Road Mary Elizabeth Doyle Charles Oxley Marion Marcella Hayek Walter Krauel Leonard Kelly Bernard Early Cedar Rapids

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Mrs Glenn Wilson Muellers P.E.O Leo Linders Nome Ey Wutee Beaty Hequrein Gene Poasaty Shap Mary Morris Brosh Chapel Bernard McMeel Alabama Mrs, Bird Mrs. Hudson Swiler Titie Larimers A. K. Barta Krebs Dutch Girl Dairy First Ave Lorraine Crago Hnonor Miss Endsley Willard M. Endsley Wesley Smith Mary Polloch Willard Endsley Eighth Avenue Jean Endsley Lawrence Aakre Esther Watson Armina Davis Lee Blue Agnes Fiala Watson Martha Philipp Evelyn Shimek Thelma Severe Helen Anakikisin Camp Fire Okanyaki Camp Country Club IOME Midwest Netoppew Camp Hayrack Party Business Girls League Aowakiya Camp Fire Russell Russell's Velvet Ice Cream Co DIAL Mrs. Mullen M.C. C. Club Nayride Party Lambda American Institute of Laundering Ee Wynn Sot Spoo Croquignole Second Avenue Second Street Canton Cafe 3Rd Ave de Vardee Davenorepensy
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