Halloween Party For Younger Set At Greene Home
Joanne Greene hosts the first seasonal Halloween party for younger set at 2009 Bever Avenue SE after school. Invitations urge costumes masks or wigs and a 4 30 arrival. A neighborhood treasure hunt supper and Halloween games follow with several girls and boys from Johnson School attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Greene
R. W. Greene
Bever Avenue SE
Greene Home
Jean Hartman
Bessie Lou Rudzinski
Mary Sue Ristine
Barbara Burrell
Margaret Curray
Flora Mae Robinson
Polly Green
Patty White
Rosemary Zachar
Roberta Proctor
Phyllis Potter
Marilyn Burt
Angeline Thomas
Ilene Warner
Billy Joan Sikora
Jane Pardera
Mary Ann McWilliams
Mary Helen Armstrong
Jacqueline Massey
Nancy Frazee
Jeanette Blaine
Charlene Smothers
Lois Ann Machemer
Salter Couple Back From Minneapolis Homecoming Visit
Mr and Mrs Chester D Salter of 503 Knollwood drive SE returned Sunday after visiting Minneapolis where they were guests of Mr and Mrs H Gerald Nordberg and attended Minnesota home coming festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester D. Salter
Knollwood Drive
Minneapolis
H. Gerald Nordberg
Minnesota
Bridge Club Dinner at Montgomery Home
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Montgomery of 2336 Linden drive SE host a dinner Monday evening for members of their bridge club at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Miss Mary Irene MacLaughlin Resumes Teaching Post
Miss Mary Irene MacLaughlin leaves Sunday to resume her teaching position at New Virginia after visiting her mother Mrs. L. E. MacLaughlin at 1611 Park Avenue SE over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Irene MacLaughlin
New Virginia
L. E. MacLaughlin
1611
Park Avenue SE
Neely Hill Hosts from Baltimore Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Neely Hill of 1945 B avenue NE welcomed Mrs Hill's father and brother over the weekend John H Butler and J Marshall Butler of Baltimore Maryland joined the family for the visit.
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Neely Hill
B Avenue NE
Surprise shower honors Miss Francis McGillicuddy
Miss Dolores Ament hosted at Ford Hopkins tea room on Friday evening to honor Francis McGillicuddy on her recent marriage to Marion J. Brewer. Bingo and fall color decor framed the event with many guests in attendance including Lillian Hartkemeyer Margaret Leehman Florence Lessinger Irene McGillicuddy Nadine Patterson and numerous Mesdames and Misses from area towns. Out of town visitors included Alice Ann Griffin and Mary Griffin of Iowa City along with J Donohue T J Donohue and P L Griffin of Parnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Ament
al Bemer
Jim Chiodini
Jim McCracken
Frank McGillicudy
Ford Hopkins Tea Room
Francis McGillicuddy
Marion J. Brewer
Lillian Hartkemeyer
Margaret Leehman
Florence Lessinger
Irene McGillicuddy
Nadine Patterson
Lena Ament
Don Bell
Jim Brown
Bob Brown
George Cervenka
Harry Cisler
Ted Chermak
John Coombs
Joe de Groat
Joe Douda
Ray Goodwater
John Graham
Jack Krumbholtz
Mae Lustic
Peter McCracken
Ray Nolan
Mattie Sedgewick
Marvin Sojka
J. L. Walterick
Alice Ann
Mary Griffin
Iowa City
J. Donohue
T. J. Donohue
P. L. Griffin
Parnell
Families Gather in Strawberry Point Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartell and daughter Barbara Jean join Mrs. Homer Davis and children Mary and Roger for a weekend at 1302 Ellis Boulevard NW in the home of Mrs. Julia White and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bartell
Barbara Jean
Homer Davis
Mary and
Roger
Strawberry Point
Julia White
Ellis Boulevard
Darlings Host and Honor Miss Hanson Visit
Mr and Mrs Wallace Darling entertained at their home 3010 Cottage Grove Ave SE for Miss Olive Hanson of Chicago who returned home Sunday afternoon after a weekend stay with Mr and Mrs Robert C Toms 2300 Grande Ave SE A group also motored to the Palisades for a Saturday hiking party during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Darling
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Olive Hanson
Chicago
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue SE
Miss Hanson
The
Palisades
Dr and Mrs Chapman return from Chicago weekend
Dr and Mrs Robert M Chapman of 251 Twenty third Street Drive SE have returned after a weekend in Chicago. Mrs Chapman attended Ferry Hall seventieth anniversary while Dr Chapman went to the Northwestern Wisconsin football game on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Chapman
Twenty-third Street Drive
Chicago
Moon couple back from ten day eastern trip
Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Moon, 2340 Linden drive SE, returned Sunday after ten days in the east. Dr. Moon attended the American College of Surgeons meeting in Philadelphia and Mrs. Moon visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Files in Syracuse, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Moon
Linden Drive
East
Van Winkles Host California Guests
Dr and Mrs Howard L Van Winkle of Seattle host Dr Van Winkles son and daughter in law from California. Mr and Mrs Howard B Van Winkle of Mount Shasta Calif arrive Monday morning to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. van Winkle
California
Howard L. van Winkle
Fifth Avenue SE
Dr. van Winkle
Howard B. van Winkle
Mount Shasta
Calif
Pleiades Society Homecoming Dinner Observed at Coe College
The Pleiads Society of Coe College held its homecoming dinner at Killian's tea room on Saturday evening with gold decor and a chrysanthemum centerpiece. Attendees included patronesses Mrs J B Hodgson and Mrs A E Chase, alumnae Jaroslava Holubova Violet Holtz Ruth Culbreth Geraldine Green Dr Blanche Houser Catherine Bowman Mrs H M Benninghoff Florence Dawson Maurine Hamblin of Cedar Rapids Lois Smith of Monticello Frankie Roudabush of Chelsea Grace Rich of Iowa City and active members Zula Cacek Mary Jane Flaherty Antoinette Vampola Mildred Fry and Maxine Fitzsimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actio
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Killian’s
J. B. Hodgson
A. E. Chase
Jaroslava Holubova
Violet Holtz
Ruth Culbreth
Geraldine Green
Blanche Houser
Catherine Bowman
H. M. Benninghoff
Florence Dawson
Maurine Hamblin
Cedar Rapids
Lois Smith
Monticello
Frankie Roudabush
Chelsea
Grace Rich
Iowa City
Zula Cacek
Mary Jane Flaherty
Antoinette Vampola
Mildred Fry
Maxine Fitzsimmons
Miss Hamblin
Miss Smith
Honor Elenora Erger At Dinner and Shower Event
Miss Helen Giltrap and Miss Neda Anderson host Monday evening at Mrs. Wurster's tea room for a dinner party and shower honoring Miss Elenora Erger on the eve of her October 30 marriage to C. Vernon Samuelson. Halloween decorations set the scene with guests from Metropolitan Supply including Kathryn Bibby, Margaret Coquillette, Dora King, Charles Jones, D. G. Isett, William Legg, C. V. Howe, Galen Peterson, George Toft, John Boner, Frank Sullivan, William Laubly and Roy Toft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Giltrap
Neda Anderson
Galen Peterson
George Toft
John Boner
Frank Sullivan
William Laubly
Roy Toft
Apple Dinner Fetes Halloween Motif at Crissman Home
Mr and Mrs W L Crissman hosted an apple dinner at 1515 Fifth Avenue SE on a Saturday evening. Ten guests enjoyed a Halloween themed table with apples as ingredients in all dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.s. W.L. Crissman
Fifth Avenue SE
Newcomers Bridge Luncheon Gathering
The Newcomers club will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Glow room of the Gas company for a bridge luncheon. Players will join bridge Chinese checkers and 500. All newcomers are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Company
Hoff Family Heads to California for Winter
Mrs. B. J. Hoff and her daughter Mary Margaret have left their home at 1416 Bever Avenue SE to spend the winter in Los Angeles, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Hoff
Bever Avenue
Mary Margaret
Los Angeles
Beta Sigma Phi Beta Iota Meets Tonight at Montrose Hotel
The Beta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold a 7 30 PM meeting tonight at the Montrose hotel. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Birthday Luncheon of First Christian Class Noted
The Three L class at First Christian church held its annual birthday luncheon Friday with sixty five members and guests seated at four cross shaped tables decorated for the four seasons. Speeches and songs accompanied by remarks honored Jane Boyd with proceeds aiding philanthropic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Tissie Dowden
Carrie Thomas
Lottie Kearn
H. L. Nehls
L. E. MacLaughlin
Sue Crank
United States
Edith Reed
Coe
A. W. Coquillette
Ozarks
Keith Vawter
Marion
Ethel Kennedy
Iowa City
Frank Snart
Wessington Springs
S. C
Scott Hammond
Hammond
Avenue
Jane Boyd
James McGowan
James Myron
H. L. Ireland
Wilbur Ream
Hi Y Ette Clubs Barn Dance Draws Large Crowd
About 180 Hi Y Ette club members and guests attended a barn dance and barbecue at the Soutter barn on First Avenue at Cottage Grove SE. An orchestra in costume played for dancing while guests wore hillbilly outfits. Hot sandwiches and cider were served in the barn loft. Members in charge included Betty Jean Ensign, Leora Armstrong, Anna Mae Andresen, Violet Hanshaw, and Grace Gordon with helpers Maxine Shipton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutter
First Avenue
Cottage Grove Avenue
James Ensign
Grace Gordon
Inter-Club Council
Betty Jean Ensign
Roosevelt School
Leora Armstrong
Franklin
Anna Mae Andresen
Wilson
Violet Hanshaw
McKinley
Maxine Shipton
Joan Fulton
Pauline Armstrong
Virginia Hillock
Kappa Delta Sorority Anniversary Dinner at Coe College
Kappa Delta sorority at Coe College will host a dinner in the Coe grill Greene hall to celebrate the fortytwo year founding anniversary. Corinne Fahrney chapter president will lead the founders day service after dinner with Helen Kirkpatrick and Margaret Meyers overseeing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe College
Coe
Greene Hall
Richmond
Corrine Fahrney
Helen Kirkpatrick
Margaret Meyers
Frank Drexlers Leave Norcross Couple Heads Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drexler of Norcross Minnesota departed Sunday returning home after a week with Mrs. Drexler's mother and sister Mrs Harriet Shafer at 521 Sixteenth street NE and Mrs J H Clines at 1553 E avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Drexler
Norcross
Minn
Margaret Bottome circle to meet for dessert luncheon
The Margaret Bottome circle of the King's Daughters will hold a dessert luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs. A. E. Tappen at 1817 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
The
King’s Daughters
A. E. Tappen
Seventh Avenue SE
Friendly Bridge Club Hosts Prizes At Mrs Blake Home
The Friendly Bridge Club met Friday afternoon at 1581 Second Avenue SE. Prizes were won by Mesdames E W Zeithammel Lee Slaughter and Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Bridge Club
Ethel Blake
Second Avenue SE
E. W. Zeithammel
Lee Slaughter
Blake
Mrs Earl Drake Visits Portland Parents
Mrs Earl Drake of Portland Oregon formerly Miss Elsie Tichy visits the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J Tichy at 812 Fourteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Drake
Portland
Ore
Elsie Tichy
Mrs. J. Tichy
Fourteenth Street
Arthur P.T.A. Meeting on Sing a Song of Sixpence
The Arthur study group will meet at the school Wednesday at 2 p.m. The subject is Sing a Song of Sixpence. Mrs. John D'Arcy leads the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
John D'Arcy
Cedar Rapids PTA Representatives Attend State Sioux City Convention
Cedar Rapids P T A members attended the state convention in Sioux City last week. Participants included Mrs. C. G. Barber Garfield Mrs. F. E. Luse Van Buren Mrs. Louis Jonas Wilson Mrs. George Heider Roosevelt Mrs. Wilson Fernow Kenwood Mrs. W. C. Waite Harrison Mrs. Neely Hill council president and Mrs. Robert Hess Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
C. G. Barber
Garfield
F. E. Luse
van Buren
Louis Jonas
Wilson
George Heider
Roosevelt
Wilson Fernow
Kenwood
W. C. Waite
Harrison
Neely Hill
Council
Robert Hess
Marion
Girl Reserve Mothers to Meet at YWCA
The Girl Reserve Mothers club resumes monthly meetings Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the YWCA. Guest speaker and discussion leader Mrs. Frederick G. Murray will discuss My Daughter's Choice of Friends. Mrs. Murray is a noted author and educator with wartime Hawaii journalism experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Mothers’ Club
Frederick G. Murray
Murray
Parent Education
Parents
Child Welfare
National Kindergarten Association
the Gazette
Lambda Chapter Hosts Pledges at Preferential Tea
Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained new pledges at a preferential tea Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Pierre A. Tracy's home 507 Twenty third street NE. Decorations were yellow and white with chrysanthemums. Kathryn Marshall chapter president presided at the tea. pledges Marie McCann Jeanne Russett Helen Kroulik all of Cedar Rapids and Mary Ellen Forbes of Marion. Ardyce Hanson recently moved from Spencer affiliated with Lambda and welcomed at the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Pierre A. Tracy
Twenty-third Street
Kathryn Marshall
Marie McCann
Jeanne Russett
Helen Kroulik
Cedar Rapids
Mary Ellen Forbes
Marion
Ardyce Hanson
Spencer
Lambda
Woman's Club Music Program Slated for Wednesday
A program for the Woman's Club Music Department meeting was published with an omission. The Spanish air Juanita, to be sung by Mrs. H. E. Rosenberg, was left out of the Sundey issue of The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita
H. E. Rosenberg
The
Woman's Club
Sundey
Gazette
Mrs Armeson Visits for Coe-Cornell Game in Madison
Mrs William Armeson of Madison South Carolina spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs C A Pope at 1840 Fourth Avenue SE. She attended the Coe Cornell football game with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Armeson
Madison
S. C
C. A. Pope
Fourth Avenue SE
Coe-Cornell
Johnson and Crew Wed at Little Brown Church
Mr and Mrs J E Crew announce the marriage of their son Jack Crew of Moline Illinois to Lillian Johnson of Rock Island. The ceremony occurred Saturday at the Little Brown church in Nashua with Rev William Kent officiating. The couple will reside at 2425 Twenty second Avenue Rock Island. Mr Crew works for John Deere in East Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Crew
D Avenue
Jack Crew
Moline
Lillian Johnson
Rock Island
Little Brown Church
Nashua
William Kent
Crew
Twenty-second Avenue
Mr. Crew
John Deere Company
East Moline
Honor Miss Rennekamp Shower Honors Bride-Elect
Miss Leonore Rennekamp, who will marry Gregory Ellis on November 4, was celebrated at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Russell Bowlus and Mrs. Irene Campbell at the Bowlus home. Prizes went to Mrs. Betty Buchanan, Mrs. Joseph Urban, and Miss Betty Whyte. gifts included kitchen utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonore Rennekamp
Gregory Ellis
Russell Bowlus
Irene Campbell
Bowlus
Betty Buchanan
Joseph Urban
Betty Whyte
Rennekamp
Vera Bailey
Fred Bowlus
Billie Hauser
Libbie Nechville
Graduate Nurses Club Dinner Meeting at Roosevelt Hotel
The Graduate Nurses' club will host guest night dinner Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Roosevelt hotel continental grill. Hostesses Mrs. Mavis Robinson and Mrs. H. L. Van Winkle will assist with reservations by Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Continental Grill
Mavis Robinson
Dial 5602
H. L. van Winkle
Dial 4407
Irene Douglas Circle Holds Wednesday Luncheon
Irene Douglas circle meets Wednesdays at 1 p.m. at Mrs. G. W. Higbee home 1832 Second Avenue SE for a luncheon. Mrs. W. E. Hampton and Mrs. A. G. Heim will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Douglas
The
King’s Daughters
G. W. Higbee
Second Avenue SE
W. E. Hampton
A. G. Heim
Catholic Book Club Dessert Luncheon Meeting
The Catholic Book Club will meet Tuesday at 1 15 p m for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs J F McRaith at 361 Woodland Drive SE Mrs J H Bormann will review A Test of Heritage by L J Gallagher S J
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Book Club
J. F. McRaith
Woodland Drive
J. H. Bormann
L. J. Gallagher
S. J
Cheskchamay Group Plans Halloween Party and Needlework Talk
The Cheskchamay Camp Fire group met at Mrs. Marson’s home on Thursday. They learned songs, planned a Halloween party, and discussed articles for the Needlework Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheskchamay
Additional Presidents for Needlework Guild Named
In addition to those listed in Sunday's Gazette other presidents are Mrs. C. W. Bingham in charge of section No 3 honorary president of the local guild Miss Anna Calderwood in charge of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club and Mrs A W Doubrasky head of section No 25 for the Cedar Rapids Needlework Guild gathering to close November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Needlework Guild
C. W. Bingham
Anna Calderwood
Gamma chapter meeting of ESA set for Tuesday
The Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Hazardous Conditions Removed At Honeymead Plant
An investigating committee reported to the city council that all hazardous conditions at Honeymead Products, 850 Tenth Street SW, have been remedied. The fire hazard stemmed from soybean oil extraction using a volatile solvent. A separate report urged eliminating solvent entry into the sewer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeymead Products Company
Tenth Street
E. P. Kohout
R. L. Blahnik
O. L. Leefers
H. F. Martin
Felix O'Donnell
Kohout
Frank Young
Honeymead
Children urged to vaccinate during Smallpox Prevention Days
Linn county medical society promotes a November campaign to vaccinate children and adults against smallpox. Vaccination is described as a pain free procedure with minimal side effects, and parents are advised to start before the first birthday and continue through school milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
County Medical Society
County Society
Iowa State Medical Society
Iowa State Department of Health
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joanne
Johnson School
Co. D. Salters
Neil Montgomerys
New
Virginia
Baltimore
Mrs. White
Lydia & Pinkham
Lydie E. Pinkham
Mrs. Chapman
Mrs. Moon
Pleialfs Society
Honor Elenora Erger
W. L. Crissmans
Beta Iota Chapter
L. L. Dolson
Chiropractor
C. R. Sav. Bank Bldg
First Christian Class
Frank Drexlers
Mrs. Earl Drake
P.T.A. Meetings
C. A. Popes
Flapper
By Sylvia
Miss Rennekamp
Cheskchamay Group
Life Insurand Consult
Montgomery Northwestern Mutual
van Campen Heilner
Famous Game and Fishing Authority
Bie Elem
Rte
Reynalds Tobaccs Commineta
Saiem, Norta Carona
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