Pleasant autumn riders boost Cedar Rapids bridle path use
Equestrian interest rises in Cedar Rapids as bridle paths and roads host more riders than motorists. A Bever park to Des Moines trail and a Waterloo Cedar Falls link spur growth with new stables, shows, and planned scenic routes along Mount Vernon highway and Indian Creek area. Miss Marie Glenn honored at surprise birthday dinner hosted by her mother with bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphanus
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Indian Creek
Des Moines
Middlewest
Chicago
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Washington Park
New State
Bever Park
Mount Vernon Avenue
Marion
Indian Creek District
Cottage Grove Avenue
John W. Miller
Witwer
Iowa Music Club Board To Meet In Sixteenth State Gathering
The Iowa State Federation of Music clubs will open Monday at 4 p.m. in the Beethoven club rooms of the Y W C A with a full board meeting led by state president Miss Eleanor Houts. A 6 p.m. dinner follows in First Presbyterian chapel, then a program and entertainment. Tuessay sessions begin 9 a.m. in Cedar Rapids Woman’s club house with musical program by the Woman’s club music department and Beethoven club members. Luncheon at Greene hall Coe college. Local board members include Miss Houts and several chairmen such as Mrs. Helen Kacena Stark and Mrs. Everett E. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Federation of Music Clubs
Eleanor Houts
First Presbyterian Church
Tuessay
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club
L. Baldwin
Grace Listebarger
Baldwin
Faust
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Beethoven Club
Mount Vernon
John B. Magee
Cornell College
Alfred M. Landon
John T. Flynn
Georgia Harkness
Garrett Biblical Institute
American Theological Society
Grinnell
Iowa City
Iowa Union
Bill Carlson
Ames
Iowa State College
Missouri
Fayette
Vivian Thomas Smith
Upper Iowa University
George A. Wilson
J. Ralph Magee
Our Town
Belle Demory and Howard Gardner Wed at Walker
Belle Demory daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl E Demory married Howard L Gardner son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Gardner at the brides parents home on a Wednesday evening on their nineteenth wedding anniversary. Rev S L Barnhart officiated with S L Barnhart playing music. The couple will reside on a farm near Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Demory
Earl E. Demory
Twelfth Street
Howard L. Gardner
Hubert Gardner
Walker
S. L. Barnhart
Cornell Student Groups and Equitation Classes Highlight Campus Activities
Cornell Students learn use of currycomb and saddle as 11th Order of Rainbow for Girls holds an initiation at 2 p.m. in the Masonic building. Miss Alice B Story presents a book review for the YWCA Business Girls department Monday at 7:15 p.m. at the association building. Dr and Mrs Robert Pohl stay a week in Spokane, Washington. Cornell Mount Vernon offers equitation classes for physical education credit with about 40 students enrolled, including seven or eight men, taught by Milo Trokosh. the program covers horsemanship and horse care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Story
Public Library
Business Girls’ Department
Association
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Milo Trokosh
Clara Slagle
Cedar Rapids
Patricia Rice
Eloise Magee
Cornell
John B. Magee
Diverse 1940 Iowa events fill week across cities
Cedar Rapids exhibits by Marvin Cone at the Art Association and public library, Bach motet by 150 voices at Coe College chapel, duck hunting season opens, First Lutheran church in Manchester dedicated, Castle Grove Lutheran church celebrates 60th anniversary, and multiple conferences and lectures in Mount Vernon Iowa City Marion and other towns. Notable speakers include Dr. John B. Magee and Alfred M. Landon, with events ranging from homecomings to corn husking contests and university forums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marvin Cone
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Bach
Coe College
T. M. Sinclair
Iowa
Manchester
First Lutheran Church
E. J. Braylick
Wartburg College
Castle Grove
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Marshalltown
State Conference of Business and Industrial Girls
Marion
Methodist Church
Linn County
Immaculate Conception Fall Festival Plans At School
Immaculate Conception church hosts its annual fall festival under Sanctuary society auspices at the school parlors and auditorium. Afternoon and evening activities include games, dancing, and refreshments served by St. Martha's circle. Committee members and volunteers from Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers' club and Cedar chapter No. 184 ES prepare booths prizes and publicity, with stork shower honors and local hostesses arranging meetings and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Sanctuary Society
Immaculate Conception
St. Martha’s Circle
B. J. Hoff
W. H. Buck
Leo Carney
M. Murphy
Margaret Leigh
Charles McMillan
F. J. Monahan
J. L. Kiebel
H. P. Solem
W. J. Laux
J. Neary
Betty Allen
J. J. Jacobs
Don Brady
Thomas Roche
A. H. Aukermann
T.E. Marshall
A. J. Die
D O L Bookshelf Committee Reviews New Catholic Titles
Daughters of Isabella bookshelf committee met at Mrs Frances Duffy s home to review new full books for the public library. Members Helen Hoagland Irene Marousek Kathryn Pogge and Pauline Murray attended. New additions include Portugal of Salazar From the Four Winds The Delusson Family Uncle Caleb s Niece The Pope s Plan for Social Instruction Australia Her Heritage and twenty other books ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Frances Duffy
Helen Hoagland
Irene Marousek
Kathryn Pogge
Pauline Murray
Portugal of
Salazar
Michael Derrick
The
Four Winds
Father Talbot
Delusson
Jacques Ducharme
Caleb
Lida Larrimore
Charles Bruehl
Australia
Paul McGuire
Mary Grace Turner and William Nunemaker United in Marriage
Miss Mary Grace Turner daughter of Akron residents and William F. Nunemaker son of Cedar Rapids were married at St Matthew’s church in a 7 am nuptial Mass officiated by Rev J D Kearn and Rev J F Ryan. The ceremony featured two seven branch candelabra palms and chrysanthemums. The bride wore royal blue velvet with wine accessories and carried a gold rosary. Dorothy Seery served as bridesmaid and Francis Nunemaker was best man. The couple, after a breakfast at the Commonwealth tea room, left for a motor trip and will reside at 1715 First Avenue E Cedar Rapids after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Claney
Charles Schmidt
London
Jean Hutchcroft
R. G. Hutchcroft
Circle Drive
J. D. Kearn
St. Matthew’s Church
Warren Clancy
Clarence
Burdette Ralston
Mr. Hutchcroft
The
Ozarks
Mary Grace Turner
John C. Turner
Akron
Ohio
William F. Nunemaker
F. L. Nunemaker
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Ryan
Dorothy Seery
Francis Nunemaker
Franklin High School
Coe College
Kappa Delta Sorority
Nunemaker
Immaculate Conception High School
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Commonwealth Tea Room
Fontelle Lepper and Stanley Plummer Wed at Center Grove
Miss Fontelle Lepper daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Lepper of Downing Missouri and Stanley Plummer son of Mr and Mrs W F Plummer 1270 Nineteenth Avenue SW were married at noon Saturday at Center Grove Methodist Church in Dubuque Rev L E Satchett officiating Attendants Opal McCloskey Cedar Rapids and Howard Burns Marion The Plummer is employed by Crandie lines They will reside at 708 Ninth Street SW. Prior to marriage the bride was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Miss McClosky and a dinner by her aunt Mrs J W Zook. The Star DLories were entertained at dinner Friday at Miss Marion Pollitz home where initiation was conducted for Norma Sckhmatt and Elizabeth Barber. Others present Evelyn Cooper Patty Ann Dudek Marie Doherty Berta Bergloff Beat rice Kendall Mr and Mrs Ludwig Rubek returned home after two weeks east trip visiting New York City the world’s fair stopping in Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontelle Lepper
C. E. Lepper
Downing, Mo
Stanley Plummer
W. F. Plummer
Nineteenth Avenue
Center Grove Methodist Church
Dubuque
L. E. Satchett
Opal McCloskey
Cedar Rapids
Howard Burns
Marion
Plummer
Crandie Lines
Ninth Street
Miss McClosky
J. W. Zook
Marion Pollitz
1603
Javence NE
Norma Sckhmatt
Elizabeth Barber
Evelyn Cooper
Patty Ann Dudek
Marie Doherty
Berta Bergloff
Beatrice Kendall
Ludwig Rubek
First Street
New York City
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pi Delta Epsilon Initiates Cosmos Editors and Theta Alumnae
Pi Delta Epsilon will initiate three Cosmos staff members and six Pi Alpha Theta alumnae during today’s 3 p.m. ceremony in the Stewart Memorial library at Coe College. Initiates include Loyal Meek and Dora Jane Hamblin plus Roy McHugh, with Kathryn Shaw and Land Grimes also pledging. Pi Alpha Theta inductees span Des Moines to Berkeley, including Blanche Graham and Virginia Admiral among others, as the two societies renew activity since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Cosmos
Pi Alpha Theta
Stewart Memorial Library
Pi Delta Epsilon
Loyal Meek
Dora Jane Hamblin
Roy McHugh
William McLaugh
Ethel R. Outland
Kathryn Shaw
Leland Grimes
Acorn
Howard Kohl
Roy T. Hill
Blanche Graham
Des Moines
Elsie Magnusson
Cedar Rapids
Anna Laura Palmer
L. J. Tucker
Mildred Ubil
Shenandoah
Merle Wellman Beub
Merle Wellman
Chicago
Roy Clemons
Margaret Huneter
Champaign
Ill
Arbon Chehak
Lorence MacDanel
Robert C. Armstrong
Esther Youel
Dwight E. Mound
Geraldine Roberts
Huntington
W. Va
Wilber J. Fells
Mary Small
Dixon
Gertrude L. Dieken
Ames
Marie C. Friedline
Celeste M. Harrington
Wentworth
S. C
Frances M. Mee Laughlin
Vireginia Admiral
Berkeley
Calif
Daniel A. Collison, Jr
Kathryn O’bryan
Hollywood
Glenn A. Rick
Ruth Protzman
Outland
San Diego
Miss Mench and Jason Afflerbaugh Wed in Marion
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen G. Mench and Jason L. Afflerbaugh of Davis Illinois. The ceremony was held at the Marion Methodist church with Rev A W Henke officiating. A luncheon followed at the bridegroom’s cousins home and the couple left for a trip to the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen G. Mench
Jason L. Afflerbaugh
Davis, Ill
Methodist Church
Marion
A. W. Henke
J. M. Afflerbaugh
Blake Boulevard
J. L. Afflerbaugh
The
Ozarks
Women Voters League Meeting Planned at Montrose Hotel
The League of Women Voters will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Montrose hotel to hear Alma Wright of Cedar Rapids and Dr. W D Houlette of Des Moines discuss Americanization and adult education. A luncheon will be served at 11 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Department of Government
Montrose Hotel
Alma Wright
Cedar Rapids
W. D. Houlette
Des Moines
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Harriett Swain
Harrison E. Spangler
Sutherland Dows
Marie Glenn
Fourth Avenue SE
W. D. Glenn
Bridge
Mary Jane Brown
Helen Kunz
Pat Brown
Mildred Gorman
Mary Virginia
Jane Glenn
Iowa Music Club Board
Howard Gardner
John E. Lapes
Rainbow Girls
Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Masonic
Order
Business Girls’ Book Review
Robert Pohls
Robert Pohl
Spokane, Wash
Pohl
Emma Pohl
A Avenue NE
Gazette Photo
Paul Zingula
Senate Chamber
Old Capitol
van Horne
Benton County
Linn
Black Hawk County
Joe Lash
American Student Union
First University
Little Theater
John Greig
Clinton
Tipton
Michael Mudry
Bratislava
Czech Alliance
C. S. P. S. Hall
Macbride Auditorium
C. C. Morrison
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Stein
Emily Dvorak
C. J. Markham
Richard Stein
Newhall
Markham
F Avenue NW
Roy Humbert
Edmond Hick
Edwin Trachta
Leo Dalton
Helen Bys
John Lagos
Melvin Dochterman
Ada Gantz
Roy Martin
Don Story
Mat Macek
Leo Jansa
Jerry Fattral
Lester Trunecek
Joe Doupnik, Jr
Paul Armstrong
Springville
Clara Racer
Mat Bys
Martha Lagos
Joyce Dochterman
Carla Hick
AREME
Areme Circle of Cedar
E. S
E. H. Farrow
Grande Avenue SE
F. ‘Benesh
Charles Hune
J. Reid Watson
Goode Winter
A. F. Dotson
Charles Zvacek
D. O. L. Bookshelf Committee
Cedar Chapter
C. E
Grand Chapter
Aremue Circle
Masonic Hall
W. C. T. U. Auxiliary
Iota Sigma
Marguerite A Enough
Seventh Street
Malta
Kensington
Malta Kensington
H. N. Jerome
Seventh Avenue SE
W. E. Mickel
Stella Bachelder
F. W. Barta
S. P. Beatty
W. L. Crissman
R. E. Mellen
C. L. Stookey
NEW Camp Fire Group
Adelka Crane
Second Street
Wetomachick
Taylor P. T. A
Beautiful
Florentine Dining Room
Hotel Roosevelt
Wm. S. Cadow
William Nunemaker
Oo Ludwig Rubeks
Miss Mench
Jason Afflerbaugh
Women Voters League
Hisuseke
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