Miss Sheetz Farewell Dinner in Montrose Hotel
Helen Sheetz of 1345 First Avenue E who will move to Marshalltown was honored at a farewell dinner in the Java room of the Montrose hotel Monday evening. Prizes in a bridge game went to Rosaline Collins and Ruth Nicholas. other guests included several named ladies and Mrs Mildred Linsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sheetz
First Avenue E
Marshalltown
Java
Montrose Hotel
Rosaline Collins
Ruth Nicholas
Frances Powers
Marcella Comisky
Mildred Wise
Regina Malloy
Maxine Burke
Helen Williams
Pauline Widmer
Catherine Cousins
Grace Beatty
Marthella Schmidt
Marguerite Collins
Marian Kimball
Guests In Local Homes Keep Hostesses Busy
Social rounds in Cedar Rapids as visitors travel and return to the city fill hostesses with entertaining duties. Notables include Mrs Sam N Berry of Los Angeles, honoring at Mrs T P Rogers residence. visitors from Des Moines and Newfoundland, and former residents visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam N Berry
Los Angeles
T P
Rogers
Rogers Home
Nelle Fiwin
Vernon Drive
Berry
Allien I Dunn
F. Wallace Darling
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Royal H Holbrook
Second Avenue
Cvts
C M. Burchfiel
San Jose Calif
Chicago
M . R. Warren
Fifth Avenue
Executive Board Meeting of Maternal Health League
Members of the executive board met Wednesday morning at the president's home. Mrs E P Ristedt, 2662 Country Club Parkway SE, hosted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maternal Health League
E P Ristedt
Country Club Parkway
Twentieth Century club meeting honors at Olin hosts
Mrs Aulden Griffin and Mrs Merritt of Cedar Rapids joined the Twentieth Century club gathering at Mrs Elias Williams home near Olin. Griffin spoke on The American Home while Merritt displayed a dolls collection. Special guest district director Mrs Henry Kruse and county chairman Mrs August Thompson attended along with Mrs Frederick Truax and Miss Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulden Griffin
Irs J
Merritt
Cedar Rapids
Twentieth Century Club
Olin
Elias Willaams
Near Olin
Griffin
Henry Kruse
Hale
Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs
August Thompson
Wyoming
Frederick Truax
Farmington
Vaughn
Roy Willams
Credit Women's Breakfast Club Meets at Montrose Hotel
Thirty one members gathered in the Java room and state suite for a business session at the Montrose hotel. Mrs Imogene Emery spoke on voting regulations and voter responsibility, with Miss Ida Boettcher attending after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Java
Montrose Hotel
State
Imogene Emery
Ida Boettcher
One More Week For Donations To Needlework Guild
Cedar Rapids branch president Mrs E P Risted announces one week remains for donations to the Needlework Guild. Last year's 5000 articles may be surpassed as ten local groups benefit including city schools Community House Children’s Home and hospitals. Members donate two new identical articles to Mrs Risted at 2662 Country Club Parkway Wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
E P Risted
City Schools
Community House
Childrens Home
County Relief Home For Aged Women
St Luke's and
Mercs Hospitals
Stanshine Mission
South Side Charities
The
Public Health Nursing Association
Ristedt
Country Club Parkway
HF PEO chapter meets with Mrs Jones hosts tea
Members of chapter HF PEO met Monday afternoon with Mrs Harry J Jones at 2021 Fifth Avenue SE. Hostesses included Mrs Hal Ferguson and Mrs Raymond Johnston. A musical program featured Fayette Moore piano James Taylor violin EW Richardson violin Frank Vo Orr vocal. Orr ended with God Bless America joined by the group and teammates. Mrs Ray Allender of chapter X Oska loosa attended as a guest. Jones and Ferguson presided at tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Harry J Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
Hal Ferguson
Raymond Johnston
Fer
Newcomer
Fayette Moore
James Taylor
EW Richardson
Frank Vo Orr
Orr
Ray Allender
Oskaloosa
Jones
Ferguson
Alumnae Dinner in Iowa City Led by Cedar Rapids Delta Gamma
Members of the Delta Gamma alumnae association of Cedar Rapids will drive to Iowa City on Wednesday evening for dinner at the Tau chapter. Included are Mesdames Harrison E Spangler Frank C Byers Ernest W Anderson James H Yuttl Jerome Gearhart John B Heidel and G R Shoemaker and the Misses Dorothy Maurene Munger Betty Nissen Charlotte Raneals Mary Frances Lee and Jean Witmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Gamma Alumnae Association of
Cedar Rapids
Towa City
Tau Chapter
Delta Gamma
Harrison E Spangler
Frank C Byers
Ernest W. Anderson
James H Yuttl
Jerome Gearhart
John B Heidel
G. R Shoemaker
Dorothy and Maurene Munger
Betty Nissen
Charlotte Raneals
Mary Frances Lee
Jean Witmer
Forrest W. Stewarts Home After Trip
Mr and Mrs Forrest W Stewart return to 142 Thirty fourth Street Drive SE after a week in South Dakota for hunting and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest W Stewart
Thirty-fourth Street
South Dakota
Obed Beans Hosts Sunday Guests
Mr and Mrs Obed Bean of 1004 First Street SW hosted Sunday visitors including Mrs W H Williamson of Independence Missouri and her son Errol Williamson with his family of Moline. Mrs Williamson is an electrical distribution engineer in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Bean
First Street
Mr Bean
W. H Williamson
Independence
Errol Williamson
Moline
Mrs Williamson
P.T.A. Meetings Cleveland Schedule
The study group meets Friday at 2 pm in the school kindergarten room. Members should bring the September issue of the Parent-Teacher magazine. A preschool group gathers Tuesday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Roy Bollinger at 1736 A Avenue NE. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bollinger
Beatrice Elizabeth Johnson Engaged to Paul D Mundy
Mr and Mrs N H Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter Beatrice Elizabeth to Paul D Mundy of Cedar Rapids, son of Mr and Mrs Paul M Mundy of Youngstown. The wedding is planned for November 26 at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev James H Blackstone Jr officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Johnson
Mount Vernon Avenue
Beatrice Elizabeth
Paul D Mundy
Cedar Rapids
Paul M Mundy
Youngstown
Ohio
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James H Blackstone, Jr
Drabelle Trip North Yields Big Muskellunge Catch
John Drabelle 52, Fairview Drive SE, returns home with hunting and fishing companions C S Kennedy Fergus Falls R M Hauger Ruben Christiansen Amer Wis E B Kenison Duluth and Sherman A Brooks Minneapolis. They started in Wisconsin where Drabelle caught a muskie on Moose Lake weighing 21 pounds and 12 inches. They then hunted moose and deer in the Woods country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drabelle
Fairview Drive
C. S Kennedy
Fergus Falls
Minn
R M M Hauger
Ruben Christiansen
Amer
Wis
E B Kenison
Duluth
Sherman A Brooks
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Mr Drabelle
Moose Lake
Linn County Christian Education Convention Set for Nov 14
The Linn County Council of Christian Education announces a one day fall convention on Thursday November 14 at the Christian Church in Marion. The theme is Christian Education for Christian Living and sessions are conducted jointly with the Iowa State Council of Christian Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Mrs Ellis and Daughter Visit Fort Dodge
Mrs Kate Rawson Ellis of 844 First Avenue E and her daughter Katie May left Wednesday for Fort Dodge to visit Mr and Mrs Glenn Rosene until next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Rawson Ellis
First Avenue E
Katie May
Fort Dodge
Glenn Rosene
Sigma Beta Sigma Phi to Meet Tonight at 730
The Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority will hold a meeting tonight at 730 with Miss Thelma Dahn at 3242 Vine Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Thelma Dahn
Vine Street
Louise Leibert Circle Meeting At Mrs Chapman Home
Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs Robert Chapman’s 251 Twenty third Street Drive SE with a dessert luncheon. Mrs Fred Niesz led the business session and the group voted to share expenses for a junior King’s Daughter at the Waterloo state convention. Mrs Lynn Swaney led devotions on Great Men of the Bible. Guest Mrs F M Hamiston of Fayette attended. Next meeting set for Nov 5 at Mrs Walter E Miller’s 1902 Eighth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chapman
Twenty-third Street Drive
Louise Leibert
Fred Niesz
Waterloo
Lynn Swaney
F. M. Hamiston
Fayette
Walter E. Miller
Eighth Avenue SE
Navy Day Picnic for Wavy Mothers Club planned
In observance of Navy day the Wavy Mothers club will hold a picnic Saturday at 6 30 pm in Maine lodge hall at 838 First avenue. All members and their families are invited. A program is planned after. Attendees should bring dishes and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavy Mothers Club
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue
Farilies
Shower Honors Mrs Davies At NW Home
Mrs Ed Sheffie Mrs Maude Bennett and Mrs E L Johnson hosted a miscellaneous shower Monday night for Mrs B A Davies at 1825 Eighth Street NW. About 40 attended with refreshments and games. prizes went to Mrs A Nelson and Mrs William Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sheffie
Maude Bennett
E. L. Johnson
B A Davies
Eighth Street NW
A. Nelson
William Wood
Kappa Delta Mothers Club Meeting Planned for Thursday
The Kappa Delta Mothers club will meet Thursday at 1 pm for luncheon and business in the sorority rooms. Hostesses are Mrs. O. Andersen and Mrs. T. Ericksen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Mothers' Club
O. Andersen
T. Ericksen
LTA Club Pot Luck at YWCA
The LTA club will hold a pot luck supper Thursday at 6 p.m. in the YWCA facility.
Two Brides-Elect Honored Before Weddings In Davenport
Two social events honor betrothed brides Betty Jacus and Jane Dunlap. Jacus, to Clifford E Rice, was feted with a linen shower at Marion hosted by Miss Helen Lake and guests from Morris Sanford Co. Dunlap, set to wed John C Rice, will receive a dinner hosted by Iowa Mutual Girls Club at the Commonwealth Tea Room with 42 guests and autumn flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jacus
Clifford E Rice
Davenport
Jane Dunlap
John C. Rice
Jacus
Helen Lake
Marion
Este Heath
Morris Sanford Company
Miss Dunlap
Iowa Mutual Girls’ Club
Commonwealth Tea Toom
Sylvia Mrstik
Florence Wendl
Esther Ellis
Beth Mahannah
Laura Howe
Pastor Oclfke Attends John Huss Church Potluck
The Rev C L Oclfke, newly named pastor of John Huss Methodist Church, and his mother were honored guests at a Monday potluck and informal reception. Helen Chada led the program. Joe Samek spoke for the board of stewards. Mrs A H Lahman for the Women's Society. Mrs Loraine Peterson represented the teachers. Betty Mrstik spoke for the youth. Oclfke commented on cooperation among members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C L. Oclfke
John Huss Methodist Church
Helen Chada
Joe Samek
Board of Stewards
A. H. Lahman
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Loraine Peterson
Betty Mrstik
Oclfke
Mrs Schindler Feted With Surprise Birthday Party
Friends gathered Sunday at 1032 Seventeenth Street NE for a surprise party honoring Mrs William Schindler of Centerville who will turn eighty two on October 27. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Garland Milburn Mrs Katherine Cutter and Mr and Mrs Adolph Potter and their children Junior and Jeanette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schindler
Seventeenth Street
Mrs Bruce Davies feted at Washington avenue SE dinner and shower
Mrs Bruce Davies was honored with a dinner party and miscelle neous shower Tuesday at the home of Mrs Hazle Ringer 1840 Washington avenue SE Hostesses were Mrs Ringer Mrs Clyde J Markham Miss Marguerite Harriman and Miss Betty Land Bingo was played during the evening Guests were the girls of The Gazette company business and circulation offices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Davies
Hazle Ringer
Washington Avenue SE
Mrs Ringer
Clyde J. Markham
Marguerite Harriman
Betty Land
The
Gazette Company
Mrs Pilicer Named Aide to National WRC President
Mrs Sophia Pilicer, president of the local Women's Relief Corps, has been appointed as an aide to Grace Houlette Hahn, the national president based in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Pilicer
Women's Relief Corps
Grace Houlette Hahn
Miami
Fla
Family Dinner Honors Florence Wyman from San Diego
Mr and Mrs Charles Long of Brandon hosted a dinner for their daughter Mrs Florence Wyman of San Diego California who has visited two months and will soon return home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Raymond Hackett Mrs Virgil Lyons and her daughter Ferguson Mr and Mrs Ross Daggett and daughter Slater Mrs Don Metcalf and her son Tracer Mr and Mrs Marvin Long and daughter Barbara Raymond Long of Waterloo Mr and Mrs Ed Slater and family and Will Long of Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Long
Brandon
Florence Wyman
San Diego
Calif
Raymond Hackett
Virgil Lyons
Ferguson
Ross Daggett
Slater
Don Metcalf
Tracer
Marvin Long
Barbara
Raymond Long
Waterloo
Ed Slater
Will Long
Ladies of Norden Meet at Mrs Isletpeny Home
The Ladies of Norden will gather Friday at the home of Mrs. Martin Isletpeny 1012 Fifteenth Street SE for their meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden
Martin Isletpeny
Fifteenth Street
Cultus Club to Meet With Mrs Reynolds
Mrs C T Reynolds of 1726 Park Avenue SE hosts a Cultus club dessert luncheon and meeting on Thursday at 1 pm. Mrs C G Hover leads the program on Iowa Poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Reynolds
C. T. Reynolds
Park Avenue SE
C. G. Hover
Iowa
Cadettes Elect Officers and Plan Halloween Roast
The Cadettes met at Miss Rosemary Ritchie home and elected officers: president Rosemary Ritchie, vice president Margaret Maudsley, secretary Mary Erlacher, treasurer Bernadine Erlacher, activity manager Betty Gorman, and social editor Mary Gillis. They scheduled a Wiener roast for Halloween and a midnight movie. The next meeting sets for Miss Betty Gorman’s home on Wednesday October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cadettes
Rosemary Ritchie
Third Street NW
Miss Ritchie
Margaret Maudsley
Mary Erlacher
Bernadine Erlacher
Betty Gorman
Mary Gillis
Ninth Street NW
Reunion at Smiths' Home Draws Distant Relatives
A Sunday reunion at 1255 D Avenue NE gathered relatives including Leo J Smith and Marie Smith of Cedar Rapids, A K Smith and Don, Joan, Naomi and Gerald of Rock Island, plus Vance McKinnon family, Tremain family, Jepson family, Smith family members from Cedar Rapids, and Marvin Monday of Marion for a noon buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J Smith
D Avenue NE
A. K. Smith
Don
Joan
Naomi
Gerald
Rock Island
Leo J. Smith
Leo, Jr
Patty Ann
Vance McKinnon
Vance, Jr
Larry
Gloria
Ora Tremain
Jean
Billy
M Jepson
Ardis May
William
Tom Smith
Fred Donisthorpe
Cedar Rapids
Marvin Monday
Marion
Miss Nadine Dvorsky to wed John Thompson in California
Miss Nadine Dvorsky will leave Thursday for Los Angeles after a Monday evening party hosted by Miss Charl een Lorenc at 1616 K street SW. The couple plans a November 23 ceremony. they will reside in California with guests including Mrs. Otto Sirowy and Claramae Taylor, Mildred Landergott, Dorothy Hemmer, June Svee, and Bessie Livingood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Dvorsky
Los Angeles
Charleen Lorenc
K Street
Loop Truck Route Expansion Granted in Iowa Counties
L B Stanley of Springville wins approval to operate a motor freight loop route in Linn and Jones counties extending service from Paralta to Martelle Morley Olin Center Point Amber Anamosa and Viola. Freight to and from Cedar Rapids Marion Springville and Anamosa to those points is not authorized. Petition filed May 3 heard Sept 4 battled by Milwaukee railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Stanley
Springville
Linn
Jones Counties
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Traffic Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Whittier
Paralta
Martelle
Morley
Olin
Center Point
Amber
Anamosa
Viola
Milwaukee Railroad
Hendrickson Warns Of One Man Rule In Viola Talk
Cedar Rapids area GOP official Carl Hendrickson warned that one man rule threats democracy and condemned Roosevelt’s third term push. He spoke at Tuesday night in Viola, sponsored by the Linn County Republican Women’s club unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrickson
Viola Gop
Carl Hendrickson
Cedar Rapids
G.O.P
Roosevelt
Viola
Viola Unit
Linn County
Republican Women's Club
Nel
City Briefs Describe Local Events and Notices
Community calendar items include an Iowa Volunteers post meeting at the Montrose hotel Thursday at 8 p.m. a 40 cent fried chicken supper Thursday at the Church of the Brethren a Thursday evening turkey dinner for 50 cents and a dessert luncheon and bridge at St Elizabeth's circle Friday at 1 p.m. plus a Friday bingo fundraiser at Z C B J hall to aid indents and orphans. A lost brown leather wallet containing $40 was reported to police. Master Masons will meet at Masonic hall Thursday with degree work after a 6:30 dinner. The Waltonian luncheon club meets Thursday noon at the LaFayette club room. Dr. Robert Vane shows rodeo and Colorado pictures. Want Ad closing time for The Sunday Gazette changes to 6 p.m. every Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hermon
Masonic Hall
Waltonian
LaFayette Club
Robert Vane
Colorado
Rally Attendees View Willkie Film In Troy Mills
Lie Secrist led a GOP rally where about 125 to 150 people watched a 45 minute sound motion picture supporting Wendell Willkie. E A Johnson and Guy P Linville spoke, praising Willkie and McNary, with films shown at Odd Fellows hall in Troy Mills scheduled for Saturday at 8 p.m. Officers of Viola women's GOP unit were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Secrist
Hendrickson
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Judicial Branch
E. A Johnson
Guy P. Linville
Cedar Rapids
Wendell Willkie
Secrist
Viola Women's Gop
Nellie Patterson
Claire Petty
Will Rice
Willkie
McNary
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Troy Mills
Blasting in Quarry Said To Be In Order After Review
Public Safety Commissioner Wes Benesh reports blasting at the Concrete Materials and Construction quarry on A street SW has been entirely in order last week with no complaints from nearby residents. At a prior city council session Sidney P Moore pledged strict observance of the 200 pound dynamite per charge limit and directed truck routes to A street SW to Sixteenth avenue to avoid cross streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concrete Materials and Construction
Commissioner of Public Safety
Wes Benesh
Benesh
Sidney P. Moore
Sixteenth Avenue
Talking Picture at Chamber of Commerce Meeting
A film titled Whats an Office Anyway will be shown at the young mens bureau meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. The YMB mystery excursion has been postponed from this week to Thursday November 7 at 615 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
YMB
City Council Approves Curb and Gutter Assessment
A Monday city council vote approved a curb and gutter assessment for a section on C avenue NW from Fifteenth street to Highland drive. The error in initial wording listed the same bounds with a mistaken duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Avenue NW
Fifteenth Street
Highland Drive
Democrats Plan Farm Progress Film Shows Across Townships
The Cedar Rapids Democrats stage a six town meetings tour to screen a farm progress film. Ely Legion hall hosts a 7 p.m. session with County Chairman Joe Mekota. Fairfax St Patrick's School hosts an 8 p.m. event with Paul Huston. Other talks follow in Toddville and Mount Vernon with George Claassen and Mrs Huston. Campaign songs close each rally with candidates introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Legion Hall
Fairfax
St. Patrick's School
Joe Mekota
Paul H Huston
Cedar Rapids
Toddville
George Claassen
Springville
Mount Vernon
Paul Huston
Claassen
Huston
Covington
Clinton
Fayette
Guy T. McKibben
Ray Coward
Milo Sedlacek
Grace Koppenhaver
Marion
Zimmerman Sets Rubber Band Record in Chicago Contest
Arnold Zimmerman of 415 Twelfth Street SE received a certificate from the Academy of Model Aeronautics Washington DC for a national record in the rubber band Class C open division. He entered one of his home made models in a July Chicago contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Zimmerman
Twelfth Street SE
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Washington, D.C
Zimmerman
Chicago
Scarlet Fever Cases Rise to Twelve in Cedar Rapids
Two new scarlet fever cases were reported this week, bringing Cedar Rapids current total to 12. Assistant City Health Officer Tony Trusty announced the update on Wednesday, noting six cases are to be released this week and no other contagious diseases have been recorded. Members of the First Lutheran church class due for confirmation will give a public recital of their studies in the Sunday school chapel from 7 30 to 8 30 Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Tony Trusty
First Lutheran Church
Warnings to railroad men on union connections
Warnings circulate that the Big Four railroad unions have no connection with the Railroad Man's group. The notice cautions workers to rely on verified affiliations and avoid confusion amid union activity in the area.
Monthly Journal Circulated in Des Moines by Fireman
Journal published monthly in Des Moines circulated here Wednesday by R. S. Dew fireman for the Rock Island upon advice from T. L. Toellison Waterloo state chairman of the legislative board for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Des Moines
R. S. Dew
EB Avenue
Rock Island
T. L. Toellison
Waterloo
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Thief Steals $11 From Mrs. Kraus At Boarding House
Mrs. William Kraus reports a burglary at 1159 K Avenue NW on Tuesday. A thief with a long reach lifted $11 from a purse left on a dresser beside an open window between 5:45 and 7 p.m after removing the window screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kraus
K Avenue NW
Plan Stamp and Coin Show Ninth Annual Event
Bob Stahl will chair the ninth annual Stamp and Coin club show to be held November 17, the date of the Coin club banquet. A joint meeting Monday night announced the event and featured a showing of the first day sale movies of the Mark Twain stamp at Hannibal Missouri. Local Coin club officials said they will host the Iowa Numismatic Association state convention in fall 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stahl
Coin Club
Mark Twain
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Mission program marks Sunshine Anniversary week
On the Tuesday night session of Sunshine Mission's forty-fifth anniversary week Rev. Grant F. Anderson led the program as Cedar Rapids Ministerial association president. Participants included Rev. I Linke and Rev. Rodney C. Gould among others. Rev. Blackstone sang The Haven of Rest. Rev. Gould spoke. Rev. Hilmore Cedars Holm of Waterloo will lead next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
Grant F. Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Luther League Banquet Honors Reorganization Milestone
The Senior Luther league of First Lutheran church Rob ert LeMont president will host a banquet at the church on 6 30 pm tonight to mark the second anniversary of its reorganization in November 1938 when 20 charter members joined. About 35 attendees are expected with 15 of the original members still active and Mrs J C Baumhoefener sponsor of the Young Women's Missionary Society to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
First Lutheran Church
Third Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Robert LeMont
League
J.C. Baumhoefener
Young Women's Missionary Society
Calmar Man Dies Of Infantile Paralysis
IOWACITY INS The death of William Pavolic Jr 21 of Calmar an infantile paralysis victim was reported Wednesday at University hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hays
Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Calmar
Iowacity
INS
William Pavolic, Jr
University Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Sheetz
Maternal Health Board
Third Street
America
Gazette
Mrs. Jones
Iowa City
Forrest W. Stewarts
P.T.A. Meetings
Cleveland
Pinkhams
Pinkhams Compound
Weil
Paul D. Mundy
Lasswell
Beatrice Johnson
J. M. Drabelle
Christian Education Council Convention
SIGMA
Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs. Davies
Kappa Delta Mothers
L.T.A. Club
Y.W.C.A
Rytex-Hylsted
Sanford
John Huss
Mrs. Schindler
Longs
Ladies OF
Second Street
Smiths
City Briefs
Church of the Brethren
Commonwealth
Sarah J. Woods
C. E. Hauser
St Elizabeth's Circle of the Immaculate Conception
Carl McArtos
South
Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Sunday Gazette
Young Men's Bureau Film
Ives Veer
Gett Lester
American Institute of Laundering
Hutchinson's
Bxtee Carr
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