Cornell Alumni Honored At Mount Vernon Affairs
Mount Vernon events celebrate Cornell alumni with a luncheon in the Alumni gymnasium, a Saturday dance, and multiple dinners and breakfasts. Notables include Mrs Mae Peery of Emory Virginia and visits by Dr and Mrs Hutchinson, Dr and Mrs Ebersole, and Mrs Kelly of Niagara Falls. The week features social gatherings, farm bureau meetings, and district conference delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Lloyd A. Gustafson
Rotarians
Bertram Methodist Church
Mae Peery
Emory
Mark Hutchinson
H. C. Lane
Frank Cole
Peery
H. M. Kelly
Niagara Falls
N. Y
F. F. Ebersole
Kelly
Miriam Freer
W. S. Ebersole
Stanwood O E S Hostesses Invite Past Matrons Group
Stanwood O E S Idelle chapter hosted Clarence and Olin past matrons Tuesday with a drill led by Lena Somes Luella Long Florence Tilden Neva Wilson Hazel Hart Gladys Hart Bertha Walters Florence Hart Ray Baker Lydia Fowlie Edith Graft Hazel Spear Florence Crist Anna Wilkins Velma Smith Miriam Klahn Winifred Robbie Helen Wilkins Zania Gardner Wil Meyer Tillie Ostergaard Pauline Meyer Clara Mackey Edith Ride Nour Adda Smith Ida Meyer Antoninette Walters Fay Ropa. Frank A McCoy of Durant and wife offered musical numbers. The senior class held a wine roasts Thursday. Miss Winifred Robbie hosted the Teachers Bridge club Wednesday at the Louie Meyer home with Miss Jay Finnigan high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Olin
Idelle
Stanwood
Lena Somes
Luella Long
Florence Tilden
Neva Wilson
Hazel Hart
Gladys Hart
Bertha Walters
Florence Hart
Ray Baker
Lydia Fowlie
Edith Graft
Hazel Spear
Florence Crist
Anna Wilkins
Velma Smith
Miriam Klahn
Winifred Robbie
Helen Wilkins
Zania Gardner
Wil Meyer
Tillie Ostergaard
Pauline Meyer
Clara Mackey
Edith Ridenour
Adda Smith
Ida Meyer
Antoinette Walters
Fay Ropa
Oxford Junction Community Club Card Party Held Tuesday
The Oxford Junction Community Club held a card party Tuesday with prizes going to Mrs. Thomas Hanward Son, Mrs. F. H. Shimanek, Mrs. Emile Burian, Mrs. J. J. Berner, F. H. Shimanek, Mrs. Howard Rogers, and Clyde Hayden. Mrs. F. B. Nowachek hosted the club Thursday. The Ave Maria Study and Sewing Circle met Friday with Mrs. Albert Souhrada serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hanwardson
F. H. Shimanek
Emile Burian
J. J. Berner
Howard Rogers
Clyde Hayden
F. B. Nowachek
Thursay
Ave Maria
Albert Souhrada
Palmistry Ad Promises Fame and Fortune for Readers
A Cedar Rapids Gazette promotion offers a 40 page Palmistry and Astrology booklet. It claims palm signs and mounts reveal character and destiny and promises entertainment for readers and friends. The ad invites 15 cents to be sent to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute in New York for the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Community clubs hostess and events in Anamosa
Anamosa social calendar lists American Legion auxiliary hostesses at a bridge party and Congre gational Women’s association gathering hosted by A N Trevar and E S Stone with a long list of helpers. Other groups met for suppers, bridge clubs, and chapter activities as part of a busy week.
Community social events at Hopkinton and nearby homes
Hopkinton residents hosted diverse gatherings this week. Mrs Pearle Reeve led a Lenox college glee club dinner, while Mrs Maud Pierce hosted Bethany class supper with Mrs Hazel Blanchard assisting. A program for Mrs Ethel Morton involved Mrs Lenore Porter and Miss Mary Ethel Morton. Hosts included several local ladies and the U Go I Go club met at Mrs A T Wheeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Reeve
Lenox College
Maud Pierce
Bethany
Methodist Church
Hazel Blanchard
Lenore Porter
Mary Ethel Morton
Dorothy Loop
Ethel Morton
Morton
Mesdames Matthias
Boots
Larkin
Billings
Gibbs
Gerlich
Robbins
Moore
Smith
Kirkwood
Stanger
Cummings
Jess Huggins
U Go I Go
A. T. Wheeless
Catholic Women’s League and Local Clubs Host Prizes
Marquette Catholic Women’s League was entertained at Mrs. William Casey’s home with Miss Isabel Wingen assisting. Five hundred prizes were won by Mrs. Joe Dempsey Mrs. Frank Soulli and Miss Ellen Burke. Milwaukee Women’s Club met with prizes for Mrs. Fred Rietz Mrs. R. Sayre Mrs. Mary Ecker and Mrs. Nell Buckley. A shower at Aquilla Fish home honored Mrs. Harry Fish with five hundred prizes won by Mrs. Frank Sculli Mrs. O. F. Campbell and Mrs. Thomas Barr Jr. Miss Neola Schott hosted the N. B. B. club. bridge prizes to Mrs. Henry Walker and Mrs. E. M. Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women’s League
William Casey
Isabel Wingen
Joe Dempsey
Frank Soulli
Ellen Burke
Milwaukee Women’s Club
Fred Rietz
R. Sayre
Mary Ecker
Nell Buckley
Aquilla Fish Home
Harry Fish
Frank Sculli
O. F. Campbel
Thomas Barr, Jr
Neola Schott
N. B. B. Club
Henry Walker
E. M. Nicholson
Burrell Hosts Masquerade Birthday Party in Urbana
Mrs. W. S. Burrell entertained a group of girls and two teachers for Erma Lee Burrell's eleventh birthday with prizes for best costume and ghost story. Other events include K. U. B. club gathering and a Legion post meeting with auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Burrell
Adeline Shreeves
June Korf
Erma Lee
Eloise Guernsey
Marietta Fish
Melvina McCoy
Naomi Cumberland
Rush Cumberland
Walter J. Meyocks
The
American Legion and
Aux
Local Social Hosts Attend Fraternal Auxiliary Meeting
Hostesses Mrs. D. I. Piper, Mrs. Lester Barr, Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mrs. Asa Weatherwax served at the auxiliary gathering following a meeting of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliary
D. I. Piper
Lester Barr
Harry Thomas
Asa Weatherwax
Community Social Calendar Highlights In Center Point
Center Point reports entertainments and gatherings last week including Miss Audrey Dennison hosting Twinola 4 H club, Mrs Pauline Simon hosting a party for Mrs C E McCrady, and Mrs Howard Holman hosting Modern Book club. A birthday and wedding anniversary celebration for Forrest Mounce and Clair Bach pair, a miscellaneous shower for Mrs James Comreid, Bunco with leads Ellen Mollenhauer and Rose Thomas, plus a large guest list from Cedar Rapids to Alburnett and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Dennison
Pauline Simon
C. E. McCrady
Ottumwa
Florence Schaffer
Agnes Simon
Howard Holman
Winifred Wormer
Forrest Mounce
Clair Bach
Frank Hendryx
James Comreid
Bunco
Ellen Mollenhauer
Center Point
Rose Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Deloris Pickerill
Dick J. Hendryx
Warren
Alburnett
Local Social Gatherings Reported in Vinton
Twenty people were entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Marion G. Alcorn with Mrs. Howard Miller assisting. Another Tuesday event saw Mrs. Frances Miller host for Mrs. Lelia Kline and her daughter Helen. Forty faculty members and wives attended a school district dinner conference Wednesday. An Early American Art Study club was formed Monday at Mrs. James C. Green home with officers named. Members and guests joined a party of the Esther circle Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion G. Alcorn
Howard Miller
Frances Miller
Lelia Kline
Helen
James C. Green
Harry Holck
Grant Halgren
Wilbur Elson
Dallas Gibson
Esther Circle
Czech Fine Arts Society to Meet
The Czech Fine Arts Society will gather Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. The program features piano and vocal solos, a string quintet, and a talk on the Independence of Czecho Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Montrose Hotel
Carl Heinen
Chester Petranek
Henry Vyskocil
Chester Hauser
Harry Mokrejs
Alma Turechek
T. B. Hlubucek
Czecho- Slovakia
Irene Campbell
S. V. Shonka
Federation
Engagement of Mae Schmitt to Eveard Hartson
Mr and Mrs J A Schmitt announce the engagement of their daughter Mae to Eveard J Hartson son of Mrs Alta Hartson The ceremony will be on November 8 at the bride’s parents home Miss Schmitt is a Wilson High School graduate Mr Hartson works for the Kings Crown Plaster Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Schmitt
M Street
Mae
Eveard J. Hartson
Alta Hartson
H Avenue
Miss Schmitt
Wilson High School
Mr. Hartson
King’s Crown Plaster Company
Woman's Labor Bureau Benefit Apron Dance Thursday
The Woman's Labor bureau No. 17 sponsors its second annual apron dance and card party Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. at C I B J hall. Door prizes will be awarded at each table and there will be prizes for all. The Cedar Valley Hill Billies will provide music and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Labor Bureau
No. 17
C. I. B. J. Hall
Cedar Valley Hill Billies
Misses Rowland Guests of Grandmother in Clinton Return
The Misses Rosemary and Jeanne Rowland of Clinton are spending the week end as guests of their grandmother, Mrs. Flora Perrego, 1248 Twentieth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary and
Jeanne Rowland
Clinton
Flora Perrego
Twentieth Avenue
Wednesday Card Club Postponed Meeting
The Wednesday Card club will not meet this week scheduled at Mrs. R. R. Epler's home 1930 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Epler
Linden Drive
Birthday party honors Doris Mae on tenth birthday
Mrs. H. M. Dolley hosted a Thursday afternoon celebration at 1345 Ninth Street NW for her niece Doris Mae on her tenth birthday. Guests included Jean Wolfe, Jean Zobl, Donna Mae Hiland, Mary Ellen Baldwin, Gloria Jean Powers, Lena Gould and Joyce Ellyn Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Dolley
Ninth Street NW
Doris Mae
Jean Wolfe
Jean Zobl
Donna Mae Hiland
Mary Ellen Baldwin
Gloria Jean Powers
Lena Gould
Joyce Ellyn Johnson
Odekonya Camp Fire breakfast at Shaver Park hosts new members
The Odekonya Camp Fire group of Immaculate Conception church held a Saturday breakfast at Shaver Park. Fourteen members and the guardian attended. Plans for a Halloween party were discussed. New members joining the group are Pamela Craemer Patricia Hammond Betty Markey Florence Markey and Lavonne Hester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odekonya
Immaculate Conception
Shaver Park
The
Guardian
Pamela Craemer
Patricia Hammond
Betty
Florence Markey
Lavonne Hester
Mrs Mather Hosts Belle Plaine Club Luncheon
Mrs W J Mather of 1536 Avenue NE will entertain the Belle Plaine club at a luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mather
Avenue NE
Belle Plaine Club
Miss Fox Engagement Toasted at Waffle Supper
Mr and Mrs W W Chyle hosted a waffle supper at 1627 Wildwood Drive NE in honor of their niece Miss Gertrude Fox who will marry Hugh L Rick on Monday. Attendees included Gertrude Fox Irene Navratil Dorothy Rick Jean Rick Hugh Rick John Kelsh Tillman Smith and William Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Chyle
Wildwood Drive
Gertrude Fox
Hugh L. Rick
Irene Navratil
Dorothy Rick
Jean Rick
Hugh Rick
John Kelsh
Tillman Smith
William Nash
Mrs Cox Hosts Wednesday Social Club Gathering
Mrs. M. F. Cox of 1812 Washington Avenue SE will entertain the Wednesday Social Club at her home this coming Wednesday with a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cox
Washington Avenue SE
Noahs announce marriage of Letha Mae to Howard Lumsden
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Noah of Vinton announce the marriage of their daughter Letha Mae to Howard Lumsden of Marshalltown. The ceremony occurred Oct 18 at the Prairie Creek parsonage near Vinton. Letha Mae is a East High School Des Moines graduate now with Equitable Life. Lumsden is a Lorimer High School and Simpson College alumnus, employed as a salesman for Iowa Packing. The couple will reside in Marshalltown after previously living in Marion during Rev Noah’s pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Noah
Vinton
Letha Mae
Howard Lumsden
Marshalltown
Prairie Creek Parsonage
East High School
Des Moines
Equitable Life Assurance Company of
Iowa
Lumsden
Lorimer High School
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa Packing Company
Noah
Marion
Church of Christ
Alvin J. Barta Heads on Ten Day Canada Hunting Trip
Alvin J. Barta of 1425 Seventh Avenue SE has departed for a ten day hunting trip in Canada. He is expected to return after the planned excursion without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. Barta
Seventh Avenue SE
Canada
Birthday celebration at Grand Mound honors Henry Block
Grand Mound Mrs Henry Block hosted a birthday gathering with prizes in 500 won by Mrs Amiel Stender Davenport Madge Stender Mrs Matt Stender Mrs Gus Block and Mrs Herman Block. S O S group met at Mrs Ronald King residence with prizes awarded to several members. Rebekah lodge No 513 met on Wednesday with Lucky Strike Literary Society of Langbehn school also gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Block
Amiel Stender
Davenport
Madge Stender
Matt Stender
Gus Block
Herman Block
Ronald King
Julius Peterson
O. F. Kallenbach
John Hansen
Rebekah Lodge No
Lucky Strike Literary Society
Langbehn School
Local Ladies Host Delightful Thursday Entourage
Independence society notes Mrs. Rudolph Baker, Mrs. Lacey Gee, and Mrs. Thomas Sarcey entertained Thursday. Out of town guests included Mrs. A J Lengel Hart Oelwein Mrs G Y Swart Zendruber Miss Betty Buchanan Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Paul F Smith Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Baker
Lacey Gee
Thomas Sarcey
A. J. Lengelhart
Oelwein
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Betty Buchanan
Cedar Rapids
Paul F. Smith
Dubuque
Local Club Meetings Report Actions and Elections
Mechanicsville Self Culture club met with Mrs. Frank Miller on Monday with Miss Berdina Frazee on Wednesday. Officers elected included Mrs. Irving Taylor president and Mrs. Paul Horner vice president. The Garden club heard Miss Berdina Frazee and Mrs. Elmer Littig spoke. The Presbyterian church groups hosted Cedar Rapids Presbytery visitors with address by Mrs. M. E. McNair. Monday Afternoon Bridge club members Mrs. Glen Woods and Mrs. Owen Burn hosted. prizes won by Mrs. Charles Buttler and Mrs. John Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self Culture Club
Frank Miller
P. A. Horner
Helen Gemberling
Lois Hammer
Garden Club
Berdina Frazee
Elmer Littig
Irving Taylor
Paul Horner
Glen Woods
Gracia Guild
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids Presbytery
Waukon Clubs Host Lessons and Meetings
Waukon ladies hosted multiple club gatherings including the Bernadette study club with W H Hegemann Ronayne and Sherman Hart, the V O V circle with Mrs C W Rominger, Browning club at Mrs Frank Le Clerc with Mrs Martha Stilwell, and Nineteenth Century club with Mrs Harry Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
W. H. Hegemann
James Ronayne
Sherman Hart
Bernadette Study Club
C. W. Rominger
L. L. Shurtleff
Browning Club
Frank le Clerc
Martha Stilwell
J. L. Johnson
E. W. Hastings
Nineteenth Century Club
Harry Orr
R. J. Hutchinson
Wheatland and area birthday and club notices
Wheatland and surrounding community enjoyed several celebrations and meetings. Donald Ott marked his sixth birthday at home with family. Mr and Mrs Klahn hosted a birthday gathering for Mr Klahn. Pinochle honors were awarded to Raymond Smith Orval Voelkers Mrs Arthur Klahn and Mrs Walter Klahn. Mr and Mrs Norman Guenther hosted the E E club gathering. Five hundred prizes were distributed among multiple members including Mrs A E McIlvain Mrs Hamdorf Edward Hamdorf Mrs E Hamdorf and Arnold Blackman. The Men s Club of St Paul s Re formed church heard George Robb of Davenport speak. Mrs Elmer Riedesel hosted the Best We Can Do Class of the Presbyterian church with Miss Jane Ficke as leader. The program included Miss Wilma Hoffmeister Miss B Curtis Mrs A E McIlvain Mrs Earl Kitts and Miss R Curtis. Mrs Earl Kitts again hosted a gathering on Wednesday and Mrs G H Cress of Oxford Junction visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ott
Clarence Ott
Slyvan Klahn
Mr. Klahn
Raymond Smith
Orval Voelkers
Arthur Klahn
Walter Klahn
Norman Guenther
E. E. Club
A. E. McIlvain
Hamdorf
Charles Patterson
Edward Hamdorf
E. Hamdorf
Arnold Blackman
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
George Robb
Davenport
Elmer Riedesel
Presbyterian Church
Jane Ficke
Wilma Hoffmeister
B. Curtis
A. E
Birthday dinner for Esther Owens at Kibbie home
A birthday dinner was held for Miss Esther Owens at the home of Superintendent G W Kibbie on Wednesday. Attending were Mrs de Gafferelly of Danville Illinois Ethel Campbell Lynn de Gafferelly and Wilma Gaunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Owens
Supt
G. W. Kibbie
Mrs. de Gafferelly
Danville, Ill
Ethel Campbell
Lynn de Gafferelly
Wilma Gaunt
First Presbyterian Anna Burkhalter Guild Meets at Home
The Anna Burkhalter guild of the First Presbyterian churchwill meet at Mrs Amos Melbergs home 316 Nineteenth St SE Tuesday with hostesses Mrs H H Bennett chair man Mrs Monte H Wagner and Mrs Margaret Lozier. A Halloween party with games and masquerade costumes is planned.Friday 2 30 p m District No 9 Kensington gathering at Mrs A O Latimers home 512 Fourteenth St SE with Mrs T R Rich and Mrs L Yachik assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Burkhalter Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Amos Melberg
Nineteenth Street
H. H. Bennett
Monte H. Wagner
Margaret Lozier
Kensington
A. O. Latimer
Fourteenth Street SE
T. R. Rich
L. Yachik
Division Meetings and Birthday Luncheon Plans
Division No. 2 will meet at 227 Johnson avenue NW for lunch and a meeting Tuesday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Ollie Davis will assist. Division No. 83 meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. with 213 Sixth street SW for a birthday luncheon. August September October birthdays are guests. High school Epworth League Halloween party at the church Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Bokerney
Johnson Avenue
Ollie Davis
Vaughn Stoddard
Sixth Street
Epworth League
St Pauls Methodist Club Events and Services
The Senior High club hosts a masquerade Halloween party in the lower auditorium Tuesday. District 8 serves a cafeteria supper in the dining room while district stewards meet for a report. Midweek chapel is Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the chapel. Dr A A Brooks continues the study of The March of Eleven Men by Frank S Mead. The Young Married People class meets Friday in the dining room for a picnic supper and business meeting. Friday at 7 00 p m in the church gym boys and girls will have a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Clermont Hostesses Host Luncheon and Bridge Parties
Clermont Mrs Franz Appelman and Mrs R S Henderson hosted a luncheon at the Appelman home with many guests. Prizes went to Mrs Van Appelman high, Mrs Blake second, and Mrs Gruver low. A separate bridge party at Mrs H A Lubke’s home featured high for Mrs Olson and second for Mrs Cline. The Clermont Study club met with the public school faculty for dinner and a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Appelman
R. S. Henderson
Appelman
Dan Burke
Jay White
van Appelman
L. H. Appelman
L. L. Carr
Louie Olson
R. V. Brandt
Fred Cline
H. B. Greenley
Len Simek
W. R. Blake
Clifton Pringle
Lloyd Ocorsepious
Russell Gruver
Carleton Peck
B. A. Lenhart
Immaculate Conception St Agnes Circle Plans Meeting
Immaculate Conception parish notes St Agnes circle of the Immaculate Conception church meets Thursday at 2 p.m. in the school parlors. Mrs Margaret Murphy serves as hostess for the gathering.
Van Vechten Guild Luncheon Meeting at Peoples Church
The Van Vechten guild of Peoples church will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the church parlors for luncheon. Hostesses will be Mrs. Donald Lackey and Mrs. A. B. Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Guild
the Peoples Church
Donald Lackey
A. B. Steele
St. Margaret’s circle to meet at Immaculate Conception
St Margaret s circle of the Im maculate Conception church will meet at 9 30 a m Wednesday in the school parlors. There will be a pot lunch luncheon at 1 p m. The hostesses, Mrs Andrew O Brien and Mrs George Hennessy, will serve dessert coffee and cream. Members are asked to take sewing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
St. Margaret’s Circle
Andrew O’brien
George Hennessey
Grace Episcopal guild to meet for luncheon and business
Grace Episcopal Church announces the Women's Auxiliary Guild will convene Thursday in the guild room at 1 p.m. for luncheon followed by a 2 30 p.m. business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal
Grace Episcopal Church
Delta class hosts Friday luncheon at Mrs. Hermann home
Trinity M. E. The Delta class will meet Friday at 1 p.m. at 1900 Johnson Avenue NW for a luncheon with Miss Carrie Kramer assisting. The relief code will meet Friday at George Youtzy’s home, 702 Seventh Street SW, for a picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E
Delta
Henry Hermann
Johnson Avenue NW
Carrie Kramer
George Youtzy
Seventh Street
Local Social Notes Include Music Play and Visitor Dinner
Mrs Appelman led a piano trio with Mrs Lenhart and another participant. A separate play was produced by Mrs Appelman Mrs Lenhart and Mrs Russell Gruver. The Mens bridge club gathered at Gordon Junkers home Wednesday. Norene Boley hosted former Cler mont faculty at dinner at the Louie Olson home with guests from Jesup Decorah Cresco and Postville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kiple
Jesup
Robert Allen
Decorah
Dan Schoonover
Cresco
Adrian Riveland
Postville
Local families visit relatives and entertain guests
Millersburg Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Conaway of Melbourne were Tuesday guests in the John Schultz home. Glen and Gary Rathjen of Williamsburg are visiting Mrs. Alva Pope. Mrs. Laura Shaffer and her son Jimmy of Pell, Washington, are guests in the W. G. Falls home. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wade entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morton and family of Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Conaway
Melbourne
John Schultz
Glen
Gary Rathjen
Williamsburg
Alva Pope
Laura Shaffer
Jimmy
Pell, Wash
W. G. Falls
Pete Wade
Howard Morton
Sigourney
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Elsie
Tommy
Saturn
Apollo
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Anamosa
American Legion Auxiliary
A. N. Trevarthen
E. S. Stone
V. P. Owen
R. Purcell
F. Hart
H. Weiss
H. Smith
G. B. Frazier
J. B. Hall
C. Strickle
R. Russell
A. Kohl
E. Snyder
G. A. Atkinson
Congregational Women’s Association
G. R. Wilkinson
G. R. Turner
Cecil Wilson
J. A. Belknap
J. A. Hartman
A. E. Walton
J. L. Kauffman
Alice Reed
Chapter FA
J. E. Remley
Mercy Hospital
E. G. Rawson
Delphian Club
E. W. Smykil
Marquette
Urbana
Mae Schmitt
Eveard Hartson
Miss Fox
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