Elizabeth Pavek Weds James D. Byrnes Jr in St Wenceslaus
Elizabeth Anne Pavek daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendl Pavek married James D Byrnes Jr son of Mr and Mrs James D Byrnes in a Tuesday ceremony at St Wenceslaus church. Rev Joseph Serovy officiated with organist Sister Mary Laurentia and vocalist Robert Dolan. The couple will reside at 1024 Ninth Street SE after Oct 26 with both families attending. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Horan and Miss Elsie Horan of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Anne Pavek
Wendl Pavek
Ninth Street
James D. Byrnes, Jr
James D. Byrnes
N Street
St. Wenceslaus Church
Joseph Serovy
Mary Laurentia
Robert Dolan
Chicago
Brynes
Ninth Street SE
Byrnes
St. Wenceslaus High School
Wilson and Company
St. Patrick’s High School
Link - Belt Speeder Corporation
Jack Horan
Elsie Horan
Waterloo
Environment Shapes Child Potential, Dr Skeels Tells A.A.U.W
Dr Harold M Skeels spoke to 100 at the American Association of University Women on how early home environment affects child development. He argued intelligence is influenced by stimuli and proper kindergarten and first grade teachers, noting age alone does not determine maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Skeels
American Association of University Women
C. L. Hearney
Washington Avenue
Iowa Child Welfare Station
University of Iowa
Division of Psychological Services
Board of Control of State
Dr. Skeels
Mrs Hamilton Hosts Sister From California This Week
Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton of Linden Drive SE host Mrs Hamiltons sister Miss Josephine Hazeltine of Santa Barbara California as a guest until she returns home this weekend. Hazeltine has spent several weeks in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Hamilton
Josephine Hazeltine
Santa Barbara
Calif
Hazeltine
Cedar Rapids Returns for Mark Anthony Couple from Cape Vincent
Mr and Mrs Mark Anthony who spent the summer at their Cape Vincent New York home returned to Cedar Rapids the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Anthony
Seventeenth Street
Cape Vincent
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Soboda Returns Home After Visit to Daughters
Mrs. E. M. Soboda of 1422 Third avenue SE came home Wednesday from visits with her daughters Mrs. Floyd W. Paul of New York City and Mrs. Leon Travis Noel of Michigan City Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Soboda
Third Avenue SE
Floyd W. Paul
New York City
Leon Travis Noel
Michigan City
Ind
Women of St Pauls Plan Prayer Service Friday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at St Pauls Methodist will hold a 2 p.m. service in the church parlors as part of the world wide prayer and self denial observance. Mrs Wayne J Foster presides. speakers include Mrs Emil Lillick and Mrs M R Warren. также music and devotions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Wayne J. Foster
Emil Liilick
M. R Warren
E. Stanley Jones
Alexis Carrel
Robert C Armstrong
Clyde R. Sanborn
Marshall Hickman
Neely Hill
Mrs Charles Rodine Honored At Shower
Mrs R H Allen and Mrs C P Juhl entertained at 865 Daniels Street NE for Mrs Charles Rodine formerly Miss Elsie Cahill Prizes were awarded to Miss Sadie Racer and Miss Mary Burke Guests included Misses Virginia Nemec Irma Blazek and Mesdames Arnold Larson Norman Bowers Willard Pfautz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Allen
C. P. Juhl
Daniels Street
Charles Rodine
Elsie Cahill
Sadie Racer
Mary Burke
Virginia Nemec
Irma Blazek
Arnold Larson
Norman Bowers
Willard Pfautz
Beta Sigma Phi hosts formal dinner and initiations
The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a formal dinner in the Commonwealth tea room on Wednesday. Miss Eileen Koehler moving to Wichita received a chapter gift. Initiation was held for Miss Frances Buchanan and pledges included Misses Coe Feugen, Loraine Fensterman and Sylvia Hayes. Miss Inez Brollier and Miss Loraine Wieland supervised arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Commonwealth Tea Room
Eileen Koehler
Wichita
Kan
Frances Buchanan
Coe Feugen
Loraine Fensterman
Sylvia Hayes
Inez Brollier
Loraine Wieland
Linn County Home Economics Meeting This Friday
The Linn County Home Economics group meets Friday at 7 45 pm on the second floor of the Security building Light company Bungalow. Miss Hazel Brown discusses fine china and Miss Margaret Stewart Linn county home demonstration agent explains her work. Refreshments by Mrs. George Hearn. Women with home economics majors or professional in the field invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Home Economics Group
Light Company
Hazel Brown
Margaret Stewart
Linn County Home
George Hearn
Fishing trip to Canada leaves three men Wednesday
William Nezerka of 1757 A avenue NE John Cork of 261 Twenty fourth avenue SW and Leo Chalupsky of 1613 E avenue NE departed Wednesday for a fishing trip in Canada and expect to return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nezerka
John Cork
Twentyfourth
Leo Chalupsky
Canada
Emily Brown guild notes new book reviews at Kenwood church
Librarian Miss Alice B. Story reviewed new titles including Reveille in Washington Shake Hands with the Dragon Life of Carl Sandburg and The Strange Woman at a Emily Brown guild meeting held Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Thomas G. Armstrong 141 Thirty fifth street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Story
National Defense Discussed by B P W Club
The Business and Professional Women's club met at the Roosevelt hotel to discuss national defense. Speakers Edward Lowe Arthur Deamer and Mrs Wells C Peck outlined civilian defense school roles Red Cross programs and night courses with about 400 in night classes and 50 percent tailored to defense needs. Seventeen members attended a district meeting in DeWitt and new members Elva Jessen Ella Lindgren LaVere Smith Jeanette Tapper Virginia Goodhile Ann Lou Meeks joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Edward Lowe
Civilian Defense Committee
Arthur C. Deamer
Wells C. Peck
Linn County Red Cross
Lowe
Deamer
Grant
National Defense Headquarters
Peck
Red Cross
Mariana Sackett
Public Affairs Committee
Business and Professional Women’s Club
DeWitt
Merle Harris
Elva Jessen
Ella A. Lindgren
LaVere Smith
Jeanette Tapper
Virginia Goodhile
Ann Lou Meeks
Engagement Announcement of Hattie May Vail and Howard Schott
Mrs Hattie Davie of 809 Third Avenue SW announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Hattie May Vail to Howard Schott son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Schott of Lisbon. The wedding is set for December 16 in Lisbon. Vail attended Roosevelt High School and worked for the National Youth Administration. Schott is a Honeymead Products employee and a Lisbon High School graduate. The couple plan to reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Davie
Third Avenue
Hattie May Vail
Howard Schott
Arthur Schott
Lisbon
Miss Vail
Roosevelt High School
National Youth Administration
Schott
Honeymead Products Company
Cedar Rapids
Lieut Scheible Leaves for Fort for Maneuvers
Lieut Paul G Scheible son of Mr and Mrs E P Scheible 826 Nineteenth street SE left Thursday after an 11 day furlough at home He will spend five weeks on maneuvers in North and South Carolina with the Second Armored Division from Fort Benning Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Scheible
E. P. Scheible
Nineteenth Street
North
South Carolina
Second Armored Division
Fort Benning
Quote on dress and perception sparks debate
Aunt Het comments on women dressing to show legs and men staring, arguing that women cannot control others' reactions while defending personal attire in a public discussion.
Visitors Host Luncheon Clusters Draw In Guests From Abroad
Five hostesses staged Thursday luncheons featuring out of town guests including Miss Lelia Johnson of First Avenue E hosting twelve at the Roosevelt hotel. Guests included Miss Johnsons niece Mrs. Stuart C. Legge of Toronto and Mrs. J. W. Good. Other hosts welcomed visitors from Los Angeles and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Johnson
First Avenue E
Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Johnson
Stuart C. Legge
Toronto
Canada
J. W. Good
Lumb Severn
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Julian Forre
Los Angeles
Edward Sheehy
A. J. Barth
Forest Drive
Commonwealth Tea Room
Barth
Ruth Louise Barth
New York City
William J. Barron
Crescent Street SE
Book Reviewers Club
H. H. Morse
Hans Habe
Lula Walter
Clarinda
Frank H. Walter
Stanley R. Meek
Washington Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Home Rebekah lodge 79 marks 65th anniversary celebration
The Rebekah lodge No 79 observed its sixty fifth anniversary with a Monday program and dinner. Laura Belle Walker gave the welcome address, Flora Buck of Mount Vernon Hill City lodge delivered the response, and Evergreen lodge presented a duet. Guests came from multiple lodges including Monticello Springville Hill City Evergreen Grove City Star of Maine Cedar and Prada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Laura Belle Walker
Flora Buck
Mount Vernon
Hill City
Adden Hutchison
Bess Wilson
Margaret Melsh
Hattie Gitt
Leota Kraut
Norvella Ellis
Gertrude Jackman
Elsie Henry
Rose Stoddard
Stella Sheriff
Mae Melichar
Viola Kucera
Maud Hovorka
Lillian Neff
Nyra Smith
Evergreen Lodge
Springville
Rebekah
Mildred Irons
Bernice Palmer
Evelyn Pierson
Evergreen
Home Lodge
Effie Neill
Star of Maine Lodge
Lulu Batchelder
Harriette O’kelly
Grove City
Marion
Jewel
Home 79
Monticello
Star of Maine
Cedar
Prada
Cedar Rapids
Rebekah Assembly of
Rebekah Assembly of Towa, Marie Novak and Nellie Miller
Maude Sivers
Rebekah Assembly
Ann Belehrad
Mrs S P Beatty Hosts Dinner at Worster Tea Room
Mrs S P Beatty of 2000 First Avenue East will entertain at a 1a dinner Thursday evening at the Worster tea room. Dinner for 20 guests will be arranged and a contract bridge game will be played during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Beatty
First Avenue E
Worster Tea Room
Oseetah Camp Fire Plans Halloween Party
Girls of the Oseetah Camp Fire group met Monday evening with Shirley Heldt. They planned a Halloween party to be held Monday at 7 p.m. at the home of Patricia Tracy on Twenty third street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls of
Oseetah
Shirley Heldt
Patricia Tracy
Twenty-third Street
Farewell Dinner for Miss Marian Grant at Montrose Hotel
A Dutch treat farewell dinner was held Tuesday in the Java room of the Montrose hotel for Miss Marian Grant who departs Thursday for Butte Montana. A gift was presented from the group. Attending were Misses Ruth Neary Helen Hardy Gladyce Getz Elsie Tefer Ivadel Cleal Patricia Stephen Helen Kunz Mary Frances Husak and Mesdames Vernon Hendryx Ben Douglas Charles Karban Jr and Robert Maddigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Montrose Hotel
Marian Grant
Butte
Mont
Ruth Neary
Helen Hardy
Gladyce Getz
Elsie Tefer
Ivadel Cleal
Patricia Stephen
Helen Kunz
Mary Frances Husak
Vernon Hendryx
Ben Douglas
Charles Karban, Jr
Robert Maddigan
Mrs Norman Workman Hosts Ace High Bridge Club
On Wednesday evening Mrs Norman Workman of 135 Thirty third street drive SE entertained the Ace High bridge club at a dinner. Bridge was played at two tables with Miss Margaret Jacob sen receiving the party gift. Mrs Louis Hensley was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Workman
Thirty Third Street Drive
Ace High Bridge Club
Margaret Jacobsen
Louis Hensley
Mrs Nella Carroll Visits In City
Mrs Nella Carroll of Fort Collins Colorado and formerly of Cedar Rapids is visiting Cedar Rapids for several weeks. She stays at the Commonwealth apartments with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nella Carroll
City
Nella Carroll
Fort Collins, Colo
Cedar Rapids
Commonwealth Apartments
William Hensley Weds Nebraska Girl
William Hensley marries Verneta Clem at a October 15 ceremony in Red Cloud Nebraska. Verneta is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Clem of Fairbury Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hensley
Nebraska
Red Cloud, Neb
Verneta Clem
Ed Clem
Fairbury, Neb
Hensley-Wedding Trip Follows Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Mrs. Birdie Hensley of 511 Tenth Street SW Cedar Rapids wed evangelist W. Carl Kethherside of St. Louis. The ceremony was attended by Mr and Mrs Robert Hopkins of Cedar Rapids with forty guests at the D B Burden home. The couple planned a Wisconsin Chicago trip before visiting Sullivan Illinois where Mr Hensley will resume work with the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Hensley
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
W. Carl Kethherside
St. Louis
Robert Hopkins
D. B. Burden
Wisconsin
Chicago
Sullivan, IL
Hensley
Church of Christ
Linen Shower Honors Mrs. Forcier at Home
Mrs. Ray A. Forcier former Madonna Chamberlain was guest of honor at a linen shower Monday in her home at 1931 Mount Vernon road SE hosted by Mrs. Ray Jammer and Miss Marjorie Chamberlain. Attendees included Mesdames Maud Nelson Irene Hackathorn William McDonnell Ada Gleeson Marcel Worthen and Misses Catherine Rhea Evelyn Crangle Lucille Maher Edna Myers Lydia Schmidt Eleanor Earl Teresa Cox Loretta Howe Kathryn Lennox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray A. Forcier
Madonna Chamberlain
Mount Vernon Road SE
Ray Jammer
Keystone
Marjorie Chamberlain
Maud Nelson
Irene Hackathorn
William McDonnell
Ada Gleeson
Marcel Worthen
Catherine Rhea
Evelyn Crangle
Lucille Maher
Edna Myers
Lydia Schmidt
Eleanor Earl
Teresa Cox
Loretta Howe
Kathryn Lennox
Loretta Scanlan Leaves for New York
Miss Loretta Scanlan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Zody of 1908 Grande Avenue SE, departed Tuesday for New York City. Formerly a dietitian at Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids, she now serves as chef dietitian at the U S Marine Hospital in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Scanlan
Forrest Zody
Grande Avenue SE
New York City
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
United States Marine Hospital
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anne Pavek
Mary Priban
Helen Byrnes
Frank Pavek
Bernard Polansky
Charles Zobl
A.A.U.W
Louis R. Kriz
Skeels
L. Ray Himrod
Iowa
Ellen B. Miller
Iowa State
Northwestern
Robert W Drexler
Wlinois
Norma White
Coe
Catherine Walliker
Wartburg
Mildred Woodburn
Sarah Palmer
Robert L. Stonebraker
Joseph W. Stenner
Marjorie M. Brunner
Bernary
Miss Hazeltine
Mark Anthonys
Mrs. E. M. Soboda
ST. Paul’s W.S.C
Home Economics Group
Emily Brown Guild
Lieut
Scheible
Home Rebekan
Mrs. S. P. Beatty
Oseetah Camp Fire
Miss Marian Grant
3Rd Ave
Baldridge Studio
Third St. SE
The
A. W. Peter
A Jeterson
Pele Milli
Second Street
Killian
Garacord
Killian Company
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