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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1937
Page
6
A late night ceremony honored a former resident and a group of friends at a local gathering. The event recognized years of service to the community and referenced a bequest supporting neighborhood projects. The gathering included remarks about local history and the impact of dedicated residents.
An elderly woman named Linthdey received guests at her home 2209 Granie Avenue. Attendees included Mart Fener, Lora, and Uirs Ponsuetiner who praised her birthday and memories. Merlcight hosted the event with UMcnight and winter themes shared by ten guests.
Dr and Mrs H Robert Mo Chapman gerally returned Monday evening from Chicago after a month long stay during which Dr Chapman completed a surgery course at Conn county hospital. Several others listed include Geanle who returned after visiting Mér and Troms muth at Forest Drive and Frances Shomer student of Mont Carron who spent time with her parents.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about a weekend event in Wircosien with scattered names and dates. Readable bits mention Greece and a possible Regret item. No clear outcome or participants are confirmed due to corruption.
Partial OCR text indicates a public notice about a road project or road work with references to authority, location, and a percentage figure. readable parts mention Up Ars and CO OR Wee and 60 percent, but details are unclear. Further verification needed for precise entities and deadlines.
Kiwanis Gladils hosts a Wednesday lunch at 2 PM at a local hotel with Walter Cofars and Forum members attending. The gathering follows a previous dubuque speech class discussion and lists several attendees, including teachers and local residents.
The report notes celebrations at a social gathering in Weasington with guests and silver centerpieces. Laurence celebrated her forty fourth wedding anniversary and William Damour his thirty seventh anniversary.
Mrs Al Rene of 318 Twenty fourth Street NE hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Audrey Jean’s tenth birthday. Guests sat at three tables with yellow centerpiece drapes, played games, and a prize was won by Jacqueline Femuras. Attendees included Jean Arthur, Carel Welane, Jean Geesamur, Mare Ewoidt Barcare, Lou Kurt, Bonnie Ann Srth, and others.
The Fast Protoparian church pastor gave a public lecture at Montrose on Monday evening. The topics covered included historical ground and recent events tied to Japaneer Chinese Verqars.
A sponsor agreement with Tryga and Gupiteate contracts aims at an age journey event. The session is scheduled for Wednesday at 11 percent, detailing terms and participation.
The Dewitt Women’s Club convention features speakers including state president Mrs Eugene Cather and Mrs Addison Parker. Key sessions cover highway safety, conservation in education, and garden and wildflower themes with leaders from Davenport to Grinnell presenting.
Local Parent-Teacher Association units at Kenwood Tyler and Taylor hold Thursday meetings at 2 PM or 2:30 PM. Programs feature student performances, parent speakers, report cards, and refreshments. Mrs. Ring and Dr. Morris Matwill are among speakers. mothers and entering-year parents invited.
A small birthday gathering for Bobby Swaney is planned at 50 Lecewood Drive NE on Tuesday. Guests include Sally Sirethe, Jeen Villingcer, Eunice Lydia Hoy, Jimmy Recing, Merrel Siep, and many others in a local community event with decorations and festive activities.
Jean Eckford a sophomore at Grinnell College elected chairwoman of the Grinnell College Women’s Press Club at the group’s first meeting Monday. The club serves women journalists on campus and is sponsored by the Grinnell Theta Sigma Phi chapter, the national honorary fraternity for women in journalism.
A dinner party Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs EC Horton in Ely honored Mr Horton on his eightieth birthday. Attendees included Ward Fo Boyd Don Horton of Brount Vernon Cecil Wilson Beth Springville T C Ross Elizabeth Rees James C Ros Jo Ann McGuire Iris Ellison Cedar Rapids and Walter Horton of Coggon.
Mr and Mrs H L Bonds of Cincinnati and Robert Powell of Meridian Mississippi have returned home after spending the weekend with Dir and Mrs A S Larson at 2419 EB avenue NE.
The Rimory end Eteruture Department lists the Morcarahem club chaired by Miss Merezele Fotler presenting two musical works Intermezzo in Geteves by Leschetizey and Dsiacerke by Szyvmanowski. Mrs. E. Coase BORES shows motion pictures of trips through Qinéing scenes in Sams Esven New Zeahaand Aus telia. Miescfatilda Snoutfer is cosinman of the Gepertment with Vict W. B. Armstrong as lesde.
Mrs. Fred Lially hosted a farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. E A Mally and their children Marie Patne Edward Jr and Michael with guests including Mr and Mrs Joseph Meily and family. The Mallys plan to move to Alber Lea to make their home.
Joseph Hoffman and family hosted apic nic supper at their home in Janerville Wisconsin honoring Eustis Were and others. Guests included Mr and Mrs C Conya, Jane Comor, Mr and Mrs William Tosh, Florence Tosh, Pearl and Jane Heimer, Ralph Parks of Mercer, and many relatives.
The Beecon senior circle of Micg's Daventerr met Monday with Rios. President Donna Jean Bolerbeven presided and Connie Westherton led devotions on Because Christ Lived We Shall Live Also. The circle planned a 7 Shaver park outing at Lee Harttey's 111 Fourteenth street NE after a 2 hour gathering.
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