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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1934

Page

13

Virginia Pfaff Weds Lyle Holt in Sigourney

Miss Virginia Pfaff daughter of Mr and Mrs Lon Pfaff and Lyle Holt son of Mr and Mrs Perry Holt of Bloomfield were married Saturday Oct 20 at the bride’s home with preacher W A Longnecker presiding Attendants were Marjory Snakenberg and Laurence Rhea The wedding party included Jean Miles Sigourney high school 1938 graduate Friends hosted the wedding dinner and local celebrations followed

Virginia Pfaff Lon Pfaff Lyle Hot Perry Holt Bloomfield N. Ro Miles Nettie Herrick Washington D. C Miles Jean Robert Shaw Hher Phyllis Robert John Ballenski Fifth District The American Legion Miami J P. Talley Bridge Club Asa White Sigourney Will Beatty Hollywood Calif Gus Kracht Verona Lambert Bridge Lyle Holt Mass Alive State of Windom Minn Sigourney High School Sally Smith Elizabeth Hunker

Local Society Notes From Postville Shuffle

Postville events include Mrs R C Huebner hosting Shakespeare club at Albert Zieman home with a paper by Mrs Anna Beucher and Mrs Vera Luhman. Mrs R M M Hecker hosted Croquet club. Turner society held first party at Turner hall. General Aid society met at Community church with Group one led by Mrs Elmer Wethe serving supper and program led by Mrs A C Webster.

R C Huebner Shakespeare Club Albert Zieman Anna Beucher Vera Luhman R M M. Hecker

Walford Woman Elected Township Leader Hosts Teachers

Miss Viola Sampson entertained twelve St. Clair township teachers at her Walford home after a business meeting naming Sampson annual township leader. Card games followed with high honors to Alice Dickenson and low to Ema Inne Weibur. Edith Larson Alma Mary Kelly and Mary Esther Tranberry to lead next meeting.

Viola Sampson St. Clair Township Walford Miss Sampson Banco Alice Dickenson Ema- Inne Weibur Edith Larson Aliss Mary Kelly Mary Esther Tranberry

Fashionable woven and tailored bedspreads rise in style

The season introduces woven spreads in cotton rayon silk and blends with Colonial old English modern and Victorian designs plus geometric patterns. Tailored rayons reps and maires offer color focus while a wool tufted appliqued spread in henna rust green violet and blue showcases decorative texture.

Birthday social honors hosted by Solon residents

Solon residents Mr and Mrs John Thuerauf entertained last week in honor of Mrs Thuerauf’s brother and wife Mr and Mrs Nicholas Jerns of Bellingham Washington Frank Jerns of Des Moines Ja Mr and Mrs John E Thuerauf Jr and their family of Lisbon Ia Mr and Mrs Earl Jacobs and their family of Town City Mr and Mrs Will Smyth and their daughter Alice Mr and Mrs Arthur Smyth Miss Mardell McGinn and Nona Fredericks hosted schoolmates Saturday for their birthdays Guests included Jack and Max Milner Janer Griffith Lawrence Zenishe Mary Pavelka Eleanor Roney Paul Pavel Helen Viewers Donald Cehelree Fark Betoned Shiuren Stable Kenneth Hefer Florence Kucera Robert Leas Richard Breza

John Thuerauf Nicholas Jerns Bellingham Frank Jerns Des Moines John E. Thuerauf Ther Lisbon Earl Jacobs Town City Will Smyth Alice Arthur Smyth Mardell McGinn Nona Fredericks Jack Max Miltner Janer Griffith Lawrence Zenishe Mary Pavelka Eleanor Rcney Paul Pavel Helen Viewers Donald Cehelree Fark Betoned Shiuren Stable Kenneth Hefer Florence Kucera Robert Leas Richard Breza

Community Reception Highlights Local School Leaders

A community reception sponsored by the Strawberry Point indietal club honored local teachers and administrators including Superintendent E M Tan and coroner Dr Gable BW Tarot Fiten Stafford. Attendees Mary E Sher and Vudrev Luse G were among those acknowledged, with program notes indicating support from area educators and officials.

Ietradst Indietal Club Ot Are

Wild duck dinner for CCC camp guests detailed

Tuesday’s event hosted officers and engineers of the CCC camp along with Mr and Mrs W A Abbott Mr and Mrs C H Mattox Mr and Mrs Cooper and their children Superintendent Ed Omsted Captain Chase Dr D M Fulks and others The Recreation club met Monday with Miss Ruby Kempe as hostess Mrs B Moser won the traveling prize and Mrs G J Gill had high score with a large group including Mesdames Barr Fuehr Call Slagle Moser Scofield Mantz Whittenbaugh Magdefrau and the Scofield sisters Margaret and Dorothy

CCC W A Abbott C. H Mattox Cooper Ed Omsted Captain Chase D M. Fulks Osher Houska Ketter Tharp Loufeck Ruby Kempe B Moser G. J Gill

Community Socials Spotlight Manchester Area Events

Mrs Ina Robbins and Mrs Guy Duncan hosted a dinner for Mrs Verne Miller at her home in Manchester. The Manchester Country club closes its season with a dinner and dance. Mrs P Shackle of Waterloo attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs Carl Cox, followed by bridge. The Sunday Night club gathered for a pot luck dinner and bridge hosted by Mrs Cox. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Campton. District convention plans for Hiperion lodge at Waterlon Oct 23 were discussed. Jay Hatcheld will join the Lend-A-Hand club at the Sidelt home Thursday afternoon.

Ina Robbins Guy Duncan Verne Miller Mabel Boler Manchester Country Club P Shackle Waterloo Carl Cox Frank Allenstein Ralphrtberg Cox Orville Campton Waterlon Hiperion Lodge Knights of Prttias Wall Ward Siddell Jay Hatcheld

Color Brightens Simple Soft Dress

A Monday update notes color brightens a simple soft dress. The brief item highlights a fashion detail observed in the day's coverage.

Community club and guild events in Anamosa this week

Anamosa groups held a series of meetings and activities including a Catholic Ladies Guild benefit card party, Garden club gathering, Contract Bridge luncheon, P E O Chapter FA meeting, Concord Round Table, Fortnightly club talks, Mapel club penny fair and music program, Congregational Sunday school Halloween party, St Patrick's Ladies Guild play at Niles theater, Piney Woods singers concert at the Methodist church, and Camp Fire pledge and enrollment at the public library.

John McNamara Catholic Ladies’ Guild Anamosa Garden Club J A. Hartman B. E. Rhinehart J. D. Belknap Cecil Wilson Contract Bridge Club A. G. Remley F. B. Sigworth Concord Round Table T. E. Watters R. D. Cooley J. W. McLees R. I. Runkle Harriet Cunningham James Remley N. A. Hanson F. W. Henke Mapel Club Carmel O'Toole

Williamses celebrate twentieth wedding anniversary in Lisbon

Lisbon hosts a Monday party for Mr and Mrs Charles Williams marking twenty years of marriage and ninth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harold Davis. Guests include Mr and Mrs J M Pfantz Mr and Mrs Walter Towne and family Mr and Mrs Ivrs Hoodmaker and son of Mr Vernon, Mrs Lee Crelly and Miss Margaret Reiger.

Charles Williams Harold Davis J M Pfantz Walter Towne Ivrs Hoodmaker Vernon Lee Crelly Margaret Reiger Crelly Buel Miller Bridge Eastbrook Don Bowers Methodist Sunday School G. K Frink Joseph Yates Edith Briggs Verlyn Beasmore E P Bigger Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Henrietta Buwder Ruth Sherk Sherk Effie Bare Des Moines

Rowley Social Roundup Notes and Wedding News

A Rowley dinner honored Herman Beener of Waterloo with Gosse family hosts. A Rowley bride Bessie Stevens wed Marion Jameson of Independence in Waterloo on Oct 5. Community groups met including Presbyterian Christian Endeavor W C T U Eastern Star and church reception for Rev Russell Phillips and family.

Will Gosse Herman Beener Waterloo Frank Beener John Speicher Mary Hilda Gosse Augusta Schmidtke Westbury Raymond Gosse Donna Corine Near Troy Mills Rowley Bessie Stevens Marion Jameson Independence G. J. Chalice Elmer Stevens Will Stevens Milton Jameson Marvin Rorick Guthrie Center Harry Ballou Methodist Church Russell Philips

Halloween Party Marks Calmar Royal Neighbors Lodge

Calmar Royal Neighbors hosted Juveniles at the lodge for a Halloween party. The Study club met with Miss Eline Sandager. Mrs. Opal Becker and Mrs. Doris Bjonreud read papers. Edna Bjonreud elected delegate to Fourth district convention in Postville and Monona on Oct 24 25. Ruth Sobalik and Audrey Sobalik presented a recital at Community church. Edith Holmstrom from University of Iowa dental hygiene bureau lectured at the Parent Teacher meeting.

Royal Eline Sandager Opal Becker Doris Bjonreud Edna Bjonreud Postville Monona Ruth Sobalik Downey Audrey Sobalik

Delmar Club Hosts and School Parities Weekly

Delmar Mrs C F Quinlan hosted the Contract club with Florence Loomis Goodall elected president and Beryl Goodjohn secretary. Rosa Carey hosted a Jonquil club five hundred party. Joe Cavanaugh and Mary Waters had high scores at a five hundred party in St Patrick's hall. Raymond Costello won a door prize. The consolidated school senior class entertained staff and pupils in a gym parity. Ruth Saunders aged 9 hosted a party for classmates and teacher Friday.

C. F. Quinlan Contract Club Florence Loomis Goodall Beryl Goodjohn Rosa Carey Joe Cavanaugh Mary Waters St. Patrick's Hall Raymond Costello Consolidated School Ruth Saunders

Randalia Reading Circle Kicks Off Evening at High School

Randalia The Thursday Reading circle hosted a Wednesday gathering in the high school gym with about 52 attendees including members, guests, and faculty. Leadership was shared by Mesdames E C Knight B S Brown E H Berman Ed Benz and Charles Fordyce. The group plans a November 1 meeting hosted by Mrs Frank Edmunds featuring music by Mrs Edmunds talks by Mrs Myron Talcott and Mrs R D Story a vocal solo of Handel and a critique report.

Mesdames E C. Knight B. S. Brown E. H. Berman Ed Benz Charles Fordyce Frank Edmunds Edmunds Myron Talcott R. D. Story

What Cheer Thursday Club Hosts and Circle Gatherings

What Cheer Thursday club met with twenty eight members. papers read by Miss Jessie Nilles Mrs Lois Smith and Mrs Walter Craigert. Hostesses were Mrs Lulu Baxter and Mrs Ethel Axmear. Auxiliary No 8 entertained by Mrs Fred Stephenson Friday. lunch served by hostess with Mrs Edith Timmerman. Queen Esther circle hosted by Miss Maxine Doty Friday evening with twenty four present. Dainty refreshments served by Mrs Doty assisted by Roberta Stafford. Mrs Ronald Galbraith entertained the Eta Bita Pi club Tuesday. Mrs Harry Walker won high score and Mrs Virgil Jenkins won consolation. Baptist women met in church parlors Tuesday for quilting. Miss Winnifred Kronen was

Jessie Nilles Lois Smith Walter Craigert Lulu Baxter Ethel Axmear Fred Stephenson Edith Timmerman Queen Esther Circle Maxine Doty Doty Roberta Stafford Ronald Galbraith Harry Walker Virgil Jenkins Winnifred Kronen

Community Notes Highlight Local Club and Church Events

Ruthanna Palmer hosted the Junior Philathea class on Tuesday with Mildred Lamb assisting. The Sew and So club was entertained by Mrs. Henry Faas on Wednesday. Mrs. William Tancer won for the oldest antique. Mrs. Roy Johnson helped the hostess. Baptist Aid members were hosted by Mrs. Roy Lockard with Mrs. Margaret Kelley assisting. Episcopal Guild met Tuesday at the church.

Ruthanna Palmer Mildred Lamb Henry Faas William Tancer Roy Johnson The Baptist Aid Roy Lockard Margaret Kelley Episcopal Guild

Boddicker couple celebrates thirtieth anniversary

Newhall Mr and Mrs A A Boddicker were surprised by friends Thursday on their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Pickart and family, Tina Boddicker Ida Banne Frank Boddicker Henry Boddicker and son Rev Father Keffler Agnes Bachand Arleigh Boddicker and Charles Fritz. Ward C Horton hosted Kill Kare club and Mrs Donald McCulliey and Mrs Cyril Boddicker attended. Arleigh Boddicker hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride elect Caroline Davies.

A. A. Boddicker Arthur Pickart Tina Boddicker Ida Banne Frank Boddicker Henry Boddicker Keffler Agnes Bachand Arleigh Boddicker Charles Fritz Ward C. Horton Kill Kare Club Donald McCulley Cyril Boddicker Caroline Davies

Toledo Socials and Meetings Highlight Local Clubs

Toledo events include Miss Ruby Anderson hosting Bid and Bye bridge night with Dorothy Beem Helen King and Lenore Schultz winning honors. Par ent-Teacher Association heard Dr Paul Packer address at the high school. Tama Toledo D A R and Woman's Club held programs with several new members and refreshments served by club members.

Ruby Anderson Dorothy Beem Helen King Lenore Schultz Ruby van Meter Marguerite Thiessen Evelyn Henderson Paul Packer University of Iowa Parent-Teacher Association L. E. McEltree J. H. Yaggy M. F. Muetzel C. L Scudder R. H. Mericle Tama-Toledo D.A.R L. D. Keeney Ruth and Maude Rines Toledo Woman's Club B. F. Clark Robert Harrison Toledo A. J. Wentzien Robert Brooks Tama

Maynard Methodist group hosts reception for Rev Virgil C Welch

Maynard residents and Methodists welcomed Rev. Virgil C Welch and his family back with a Monday evening reception and candle light service. Speakers included Dr C C Hall C D Hileman and the Rev Welch. Ada Reading circle held its annual guest day at Mrs L C Surfus home with a reception committee and program helpers listed. Circle B of the Helping Hand society met with Mrs A B Blunt hosting and about thirty women attended.

Virgil C. Welch C. C. Hall C. D. Hileman Welch Ada Reading Circle L. C. Surfus A. L. Evans W. H. Seely C. O. Barnes Jesse Parke Henry Buenneke, Jr Glen C. Mittlestadt S. L. DeLong W. H. Barnes A. B. Blunt Helping Hand Society

Local W C and Missionary Society Meetings Reported

The W C met in Mrs. Harry Schneider's home with assistances from Mrs. Charles Stroup and others, a sketch by Mrs. Mohlie and Mrs. Sillick. Chapter 6 Tri-T hosted Tuesday evening at the Hinderman home with Mrs. Hinderman and Mrs. Merle Hock. Muscatine chapter hosted special guests, and the Presbyterian Missionary society met with several officers speaking as Mary Catherine Minor and Daisy Tison sang, followed by a playlet by Minor, Thompson, Buster, Barrick and Ohlwein.

Harry Schneider Charles Stroup Henry Mohlie William Sillick L. E. Allen Mohlie Sillick Margaret Hinderman Merle Hock Tri-T Hinderman Muscatine Irene Farrell Edna Testlake Miss Berry Dorothy Potter The Presbyterian Missionary Society Helen Miller Audrey Huddle Don Woodward Zella Vollmer Miller Huddle Woodward Miss Vollmer Mary Catherine Minor Daisy Tison Helen Thompson Gwen Buster Ingar Barrick Lola May Ohlwein

Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Wins and Welcome Events

Monticello residents celebrated forthcoming nuptials of Miss Mary Lovell and George LeVan with multiple courtesies. gatherings featured high bridge scores, singing, and club meetings. Local clubs announced weddings, dinners, and Halloween events at the Monticello Country Club and nearby venues.

Oelwein Social Clubs and Circles Busy Week

Community groups held lunches and meetings across Oelwein with the Minerva club and Sacred Heart circle at various homes. New Wakahan Camp Fire girls officers were named, and invitations went out for a Sayles Young Junior club Halloween masquerade.

Waukon Plans Student Activities Circus This Fall

Waukon public schools under Supt B K Orr will sponsor a student activities circus on November 16 with civic groups staging related events. Local clubs held meetings this week with lessons and reviews on films and history. The Waukon Community club gears up for a season opening at the opera house on Friday October 26.

Supt B. K. Orr Waukon Public Schools We Study Club R. L. Senneff Henry J. F. Kepler D. C. Hale Fred Indekofer H. E. Taylor Europe Waukon Community Club Waukon Opera House

Bridge Winners Dominate Local Society Gatherings

Keswick hosted the Care-a-way club at dinner for members and husbands. Tuesday Mrs. J. R. Dawson won high bridge score and Dr. James Boland was second. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hummer held two-table bridge in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bachman of Gibson, with Mrs. Bachman taking high score.

Roscoe Churchil J. R. Dawson James Boland Andrew Hummer Leland Bachman Gibson

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