Chorus Dramatic Dept to Present Clinton Program
The Clinton Dramatic Art Department and the Clinton Woman's club chorus host a program on November 3 with Cedar Rapids guests led by Mrs. George Morden. Mrs. W. E. Mickel opens Cedar Rapids events with a talk on Why A Club. chorus and department feature scenes from Le Cid and a life in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morden
Cedar Rapids
Lulu Engleman Welty
R J. Allen
G. D. Barger
Wayne G. Basler
Clarence Beatty
D. M Fellows
W. E. Goreham
H. E. Haywood
O. M Hepner
E. W Knekard
G T McKibben
L. A. Talbott
Howard Miskimen
Marjorie Moore
Esther Hronik
Dramatic Art Department
New England States
Robert Campbell
Joseph Sinaiko
M. O. Altang
Charles Gunn
Allen Edwards
Theodore Munger
Harold Pickerill
Aulden Gaffin
Dramatic Art
Clinton Drama Department
Seae Seeseetel Boag Strick
Alpha Delta Phi Dinner at Cedar Rapids Club
About forty five members of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity and friends dined Saturday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Guests included several from Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Minnesota
Guests in the Jordan home include Langlands of Nevada
Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Jordan host this weekend at 2121 Linden Drive SE guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Langland from Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Jordan
Linden Drive
Harry Langland
Nevada
Weekend guest at Cook residence reported
A fragment notes a week end house guest with Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook at 222 Crescent Drive SE and a person named Ben Hartz of Ro IMEI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Drive
Fa Ben Hartz
Ro Imei. En
Wednesday Card Club gathers at Mrs Brown’s home
Mrs W J Brown of 1962 First Avenue East will host the Wednesday Card Club at her residence this week inviting members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brown
First Avenue E
Tuesday Reading Club Meets at Miss Wolfe’s Home
The Tuesday Reading club plans a meeting this week at the home of Miss Frances Wolfe located at 1205 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wolfe
First Avenue E
Visitors At The Owens Home In Sioux City
Guests at 2217 B Avenue NE include Mrs. Owen’s brother Chester Yeaman and Jackie Krone, both of Sioux City, staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs Carlton Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Owen
B Avenue NE
Mrs. Owen
Chester Yeaman
Jackie Krone
Sioux City
Heanerian Club Meeting At Miss Chamera Home
The regular meeting of the Hea nerian club will be held Monday evening at the home of Miss Jesse Chamera 1055 Beverave pute. Miss Jane Houghton will be in charge of the lesson and will read The Native's Return by Adar.
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Heanerian Club
Tne
Jesse Chamera
Beveravepute
Jane Houghton
Adar
Tan by Gray to Entertain at the A A OU
Tan by Gray will entertain the audience at the A A OU event. The venue invites attendees to enjoy a night of performances and entertainment hosted by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Camp Fire Training Course Set in Cedar Ramos
Field secretary Miss Eldora De Mots will conduct a two day national Ta ang course in Cedar Ramos Feer and Saturday hosted by Cedar Association members. Sessions cover symbolism gown decor handcraft songs and council fire study with certificates to participants. Registrations are being taken at the local Camp Fire office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora de Mots
Maccma
Camp Fox Fils
Weimng Coors
Bers
Cedar Assissatme
George Cosasten
J A Yessler
Educatonal
Afcarose
National
Aliana Burr
Tea Held by Ladies Auxiliary of Railway Conductors
The Ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors hosted a Friday afternoon tea at Mrs. J. E. Stevenson’s home, 413 Fourth Avenue SW. Hosts and hostesses included Mrs. Bert Haynes Mrs. Fred Randa and Mrs. H. A. Paulson Prizes in games went to Mrs. W. A. Hulsebus and Mrs. Carl Goodwin. Guests from the city included Mrs. John Rubison C. D. Fullerton John Miskovsky G. A. Curnutt M. F. Aide and R. Hageman along with Mrs. F. O. Brien of Los Angeles Calif Mrs. Ella Holmes of Aurora Illinois Mrs. Dora Dewey of Iowa City and Mrs. D. W. Shunk of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stevenson
Fourth Avenue
Bert Haynes
Fred Randa
H. A. ‘Paulson
W.A Hulsebus
Carl Goodwin
Randa
Haynes
John Rubison
C. D. Fullerton
John Miskovsky
G. A. Curnutt
M F. Aide
R Hageman
City
F. O Brien
Los Angeles
Calif
Ella Holmes
Aurora
Dora Dewey
Iowa City
D., W. Shunk
Marion
Thirteenth G I A B of LFE o Convention At Valley Junction
The thirteenth state convention of the G I A B of LFE o was held at Valley Junction with fourteen Cedar Rapids members attending. Ella D. Turner of St Tastus led a school of instruction as grand president and Mia Emma Dan ager of Chicago served as grand secretary. The event drew 200 delegates from across the state and plans for a Cedac Rap de convention next year were announced.
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G.I. A
LFE O
Valley Junction
Cedar Rapids
Ella D. Turner
St Tastus
Grand Presdent
Mia Emma Danager
Chicago
Mercy Dusamion
Unreadable OCR Brief Highlights Bridge and Card Scores
Fragmentary text shows names such as Moneta Pes Porne Byrn Maretall and Wire Gladye Vile as players in bridge and five hundred games. Mentions a supper, awards, and a formal event context with multiple individuals referenced in unclear sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weace
Miss Irene Hall Weds Beahl T Perrine In Wyoming Ceremony
Irene Hall and Beahl T Perrine wed in a Wyoming ceremony. The bride wore a gray Velgars dress with matching accessories and a brass coat. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Frants and others from Iowa City and Monticello. after the ceremony the couple planned train travel to Mexico City before settling at 357 Parks Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hall
Beahl T. Perrine
Monterey
Mexico City
Best Home
Parks Terrace SE
Honor Washington Guests Dine In Capitol Heights
W M Collins national president of the Railway Mail Association and wife Mrs Collins were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Reames 1632 Bever avenue SE. Clayton Kemp of Iowa City and Mrs Kemp and other officials attended a post dinner meeting at the post office with President Collins and Mr Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Collins
Washington, D. C
Railway Mail Association
Collins
Charles Reames
Bever Avenue
Reames
Clayton Kemp
Iowa City
Kemp
W. M. Comstock
Comstock
EF. K. Easton
A. B. Nicholas
LeRoy Long
Post Office
Association
Mae Emily Sharpe weds James A. Jordan in Chicago ceremony
William E. Sharpe of East Moline Illinois announces the marriage of his daughter Mae Emily Sharpe to James A. Jordan of New York City. The ceremony was held October 16 at St. James Episcopal Church in Chicago conducted by Rev. Bracome. Mrs. Jordan, a 1929 Coe College graduate, was active in Beta Phi Alpha and Phi Sigma Iota. Jordan, an electrical engineer for Grace Lines in New York, plans to reside at 5 Prospect Place Windsor Tower NYC after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Sharpe
East Moline, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Mae Emily
James A. Jordan
New York City
St. James Episcopal Church
Chicago
Bracome
Jordan
Washington High School
Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha
Phi Sigma Iota
Coe
Grace Lines
Prospect Place
Windsor Tower
Applied Psychology Club Reorganizes Under New Officers
The Applied Psychology club met at the Magnus hotel and reorganized for the year. New officers are Mrs. Alice O'Brien president Miss Lavinia Forsythe vice president Miss Mary E. Hayden secretary and Miss Jean Gunn treasurer. Dr Lucy Faun leads the group. Next meeting is Nov 5 at 720 pm in room 276 Magnus hotel to study Keys to a New Life. The group was formerly the new Psychology club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applied Psychology
Magnus Hotel
Alice O'Brien
Lavinia Forsythe
Mary E. Hayden
Jean Gunn
Lucy Faun
Ie Magnus Hotel
New Psychology Club
Juveniles of Women’s Catholic League hold Friday event
The Juveniles of the Women’s Catholic League of Foresters met Friday evening at Idre B F J McGowan’s home, 419 Second Venue SW. Mrs E Tyntu Hetty Stark won best costume with judges Harry York and Mrs Stephen Semerad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Creer of Foresters
Idre BF J
Public Health Officials Visit Des Moines Event at Mrs Hartz Home
Des Moines guests attend a health education event at 91490 Second Avenue SE hosted by Misa Alma Hartz. Attendees include Welle Palmer director of health education and nursing in healthy schools, Miss Gabriel Na deau Polk County public health nurse, and Pern.ce better superintendent of artein at the public BOP Uke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Misa Alma Hartz
Public Health ‘Oneng Association
Second Avenue SE
Tes Welle Palmer
Heath Education
Healty Schools
Gabriel Nadeau
Polk County Public Health
Nuree
Pern
Artein
Banco Party Recalls Guests At Mou Canarr Residence
Mou Canarr hosted a gathering at 1300 1st Avenue with friends including Geneeve Magnuson Na ene Kirkioud Proacilla Rickey Cal Bratt Vern Threlkeld and Clifford Heouge of Port Dodge. The event featured light entertainment and social mingling among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mou Canarr
Banco
Geneeve Magnuson
Naene Kirkioud
Proacilla Rickey
Cal Bratt Vern
Threlkeld
Clifford Heouge
Port Dodge
Evanson family visits for Iowa Minnesota football game
Mr and Mrs Joseph Benge and their son Joseph Jr of Evanston Ill spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Dean Holborn and Mrs Anna Svoboda at 816 C Avenue NW attending the Iowa Minnesota football game Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Benge
Joseph, Jr
Evanston Tl
Dean Holborn
Anna Svoboda
C Avenue NW
Organizing D A KS Hear Mrs Erskine Meeting
Mrs A W Sesasne discusses summer activities as D A KS members gather for a meeting. Names include Ms Swed Romas Pam and several organizers, with Abs Tapper hosting the next session at 2154 Blake Boulevard SE on Nov 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
Romas
TOROS
Amthot
Mytadacnd
Bexshine
Oransthren
Sregpa
Nathecine Franken
S Poschhraam
Jomaboom Smeecng
Mra Sre
Frank VW. Ons
AL Beems
Mire FE Sunasbory
Perry Rede
RN. Geres
Robert Sickel
Virginis Hilleck
Airs. Thomas
Franken
Mins. Zégar B. Tapper
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Chalmers
A farewell luncheon was hosted Friday by Mrs. J. G. Munson at 2204 Johnson avenue NW Ia in honor of Mrs. A. M. Chalmers who will move to Brooklyn. Assisting hostess was her daughter Mrs. William Berkey. The guests included Mrs. Chalmers and twelve other named women.
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J. G. Munson
Johnson Avenue
A. M. Chalmers
Brooklyn
Munson
William Berkey
Chalmers
H. B. Christy
E. S. Harnisch
Calvin Williams
John Nelson
A. F. Schmidt
Dorothy Buehler
H. G. Wagner
H. L. Ireland
W. E. Page
A. Schluntz
A. H. Garrett
Halloween Masquerade Held by Mrs Shank at Highland Drive
Mrs Carrie Shank entertained the Outdoor club in a masquerade Halloween party at 246 Highland drive NW Friday evening. Prizes went to Mrs P E Frink Mrs Andrew Loren zen Jr Stewart Shank and E E Stephen. Guests included Mr and Mrs George A Youtzy Mr and Mrs E E Stephen Mr and Mrs Stewart Shank Mr and Mrs P E Frink Mr and Mrs E M Surry Mr and Mrs Frank Mueller Mr and Mrs Andrew Loren zen Jr Mrs B Raymond Miss Mamie Shank Miss Betty Marie Stephen Miss Dorothy Irene Mueller Miss Maxine Surry John Stephen Charles Youtzy Edwin Youtzy and Dale Dripps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Shank
Highland Drive
P. E. Frink
Andrew Lorenzen, Jr
Stewart Shank
E. E. Stephen
George A. Youtzy
E. E Stephen
E. M. Surry
Frank Mueller
B. Raymond
Mamie Shank
Betty Marie Stephen
Dorothy Irene Mueller
Maxine Surry
John Stephen
Charles Youtzy
Edwin Youtzy
Dale Dripps
Protheon Class Luncheon Elects Officers at First Congregational
Forty five members and friends of the Protheon class met at the church house for a lunch eon. Mrs. A. J. Stanfield was elected president with officers including Mrs. J. L. Tufts as vice president Mrs. H. F. Blomquist secretary and Mrs. L. M. Stalker treasurer Mrs J. F. Ball presided at the annual meeting. A talk by Mrs. C. T. Hickok on her recent trip abroad and musical numbers by Mrs. Anna Marie Farnum highlighted the program hosted by Mrs L. BR. Ger hardt Mrs. Oliver Tower Mrs. Mary Gardner Mrs Tufts and Mrs. C. G. Oxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheon
First Congregational Church
Church House
A. J. Stanfield
J. L. Tufts
H. F. Blomquist
L. M. Stalker
J. F. Ball
C. T. Hickok
Anna Marie Farnum
L. BR. Gerhardt
Oliver Tower
Mary Gardner
Tufts
C. G. Oxley
Riggins announce daughter Helen's marriage to John H Clark
Mr and Mrs Glen Riggins of 1729 O avenue NW announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to John H Clark son of Mrs J W W Clark of 622 Eighth street SE The ceremony was Oct 25 at the bride’s home with Rev S E Wright performing the single ring service Attending were Miss Emily Vavra and Lewis Meyers The bride wore a peach taffeta gown with pink rose corsage The bridesmaid wore a blue gown with yellow rose corsage The couple will reside at 622 Eighth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Riggins
O Avenue NW
Helen
John H. Clark
J. W W. Clark
Eighth Street
Clark
Chapter HJ Meeting With Mrs Jennie Laurance
Chapter HJ member P E QO will meet Mrs Jennie Laurance at 2511 First Avenue East Monday at 2 p.m. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Sue Damour and Mrs Ida John-5UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. QO
Jennie Laurance
Flrst Avenue E
Sue Damour
Ida John- 5UN
Kanealy Home Hosts Visiting Gammon Pringle Guests
In Kanealy home Mr and Mrs Earl Gammon and Mr and Mrs Gordon Pringle of Minneapolis arrived Saturday to attend the town homecoming game and are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J F Kanealy at 1727 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gammon
Gordon Pringle
Minneapolis
J. F. Kanealy
Fourth Avenue SE
Mrs Shumaker Weds Lillian Lasack at Sacred Heart
The ceremony took place Tuesday morning at Sacred Heart Catholic church in Oxford Junction. Mrs Frances A Shumaker became Mrs Lilian Lasack, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Lasack of Oxford Junction. The couple will reside in Chicago after a short wedding trip.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Oxford Junction
Francis A. Shumaker
Lillian Lasack
Adolph Lasack
Shumaker
Chicago
A A U W Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
Edna Erickson hosts the American Association of University Women at her home on 14083 A avenue NW Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Herbert C. Ring speaks on the Pan American union and Catherine Adams performs national airs. A silver offering benefits the fellowship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Erickson
Avenue NW
American Association of University Women
Herbert C. Ring
Pan-American Union
Catherine Adams
Lydia Hrubesh
Gladys Kiefer
Lucille Pogge
Jane Slavata
Evelyn Zerzanek
A. L. Bye
C. S. Foster
O. O. Hawk
Shriners to Host Halloween Dance for Members and Ladies
El Kahir shrine plans a Halloween masquerade at the Shrine temple on Wednesday at 9 p.m. Guests must wear masks until the chairman signals removal. The event features Tammany Hall’s Toughest Ten-Piece Band, dances, cider and doughnuts, and prizes for oldest couple and top impersonations and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir Shrine
Shrine Temple
New York
Tammany Hall
Aces Wild Club Meets at Leona Hell Home
Friday evening gathering at 916 Second Street SW featured S Bridge and banco with prizes won by Helen McManes and Evelyn Johnson. Decorations followed a Halloween motif. attendees included Olga Serbousek Leona Heil Leona Dohnalek Florence Fisher Dorothy Weaver Irma Countryman Adeline Fieseler Evelyn Johnson Virginia Nemec. Next meeting at Evelyn Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aces Wild Club
Leona Hell
Second Street
S Bridge
Banco
Helen McManes
Evelyn Johnson
Helen MacManes
Olga Serbousek
Leona Heil
Leona Dohnalek
Florence Fisher
Dorothy Weaver
Irma Countryman
Adeline Fieseler
Virginia Nemec
P. E. O. Chapter Meeting And Talk
DK P E O Chapter will meet with Mrs. E J North at 540 Forest Drive SE on Monday at 8 pm. Jessie Dodds will speak on Our Constitution Supreme and State Laws and Lida Tallman will perform a musical selection hosted by Mrs. North Mrs I E Jackson Mrs R D Gray and Mrs L R Gerhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. North
Forest Drive
Jessie Dodds
Lida Tallman
North
I. E. Jackson
R. D. Gray
L. R. Gerhardt
Shakespeare Club Meeting At Mrs Ladd Home
Mrs Fred G Ladd hosts the Monday Shakespeare club at 215 Second avenue SW Monday at 2 30 p m The session covers Act 1 Scene 5 to end of the act and Acts 2 Scenes 1 and 2 with the lesson beginning on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Ladd
Monday Shakespeare Club
Second Avenue SW
Belle Plaine Club Hosts Halloween Luncheon
Tuesday Mrs H F Klemme will entertain Belle Plaine club members at 1 p.m. with a luncheon at 1826 Third Avenue SE. Halloween festivities will be the order of the day, and all members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Klemme
Third Avenue SE
Belle Plaine Club
Minneapolis Guests Depart From Ho Knapp Home
Mr and Mrs Stanley J B Knapp and daughter Mary Glen of Minneapolis visit Mr and Mrs Floyd Ho Knapp at 1845 A Avenue NE and plan to depart Monday for Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Floyd Ho Knapp
Avenue NE
Stanley JB Knapp
Mary Glen
Minneapolis
Departments Of Woman's Club To Meet This Week
Woman's club departments plan a busy week with Wednesday chorus meeting at the home, Thursday at 2 p m for philanthropic group, and Friday art department hosting a New England luncheon and program. Participants include Miss Anna Calderwood Miss A Alicia Shade and Miss Frances Norton with tours and reads about life in New England states. A bus tour from New York to Washington will be guided by Mrs Golden Pickard, a Cedar Rapids visitor.
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Philanthropic
Chad
Ony
Anna Calderwood
Alictia Shade
Drawsieart
New England
United States
New England States
Wiliam Rohrbach
John Arrington
P. D. Merveaux
Aulden Griffin
Marilyn Condon
Frances Norton
Jane la Plante
Laura Pearle Stewart
Coe College
Bronx
N. Y
Elton Yeager
R. L Ehlers
Pennsylvania
Joseph Sinaiko
M. O. Altang
Charles Gunn
Allen Edwards
Theodore Munger
Robert Campbell
Golden Pickard
Cedar Rapids
New York
Washington
Iowa Consistory Halloween Party Opens Social Season
The Iowa Consistory will start its social season with an informal Halloween party at the Consistory temple Thursday evening at 8. Dancing runs 8 30 to 11 30 and card games will be available for non dancers Refreshments will be served. All traveling members are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Halloween frolic at Quaker Oats plant draws crowd
The Quaker Oats annual Halloween frolic for employees took place Friday night at Stuart Memorial hall. 1 058 attendees enjoyed orange lights and black decorations, a local orchestra, dancing, and themed refreshments. Joe Stenner served as master of ceremonies with Gertrude Stenner assisting in the dining room. Prizes went to Harry Burmeister and Lottie Yunker for best costumes, and Anna McQuiston and Mary Jane for funniest costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Company
Stuart Memorial Hall
Joe Stenner
Gertrude Stenner
Harry Burmeister
Lettie Yunker
Anna McQuiston
Mary Jane
Ohio Visitors From Xenia Silverton And Silverton
Ohio visitors Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown of Xenia and Mrs. A. C. Ramsey with Charles Hutchinson of Silverton stay with their sister and niece Mrs. W. J. Berry rural route 4 and Mrs. Murray Fawcett at 368 Eighteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brown
Xenia, O
A. C. Ramsey
Charles Hutchinson
Silverton, O
W. J. Berry
Murray Fawcett
Eighteenth Street
Kane Home Welcomes Visitors This Weekend
Mrs. Edward H. Kane invites Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Foster Jr of St Paul Minnesota and Mrs Lawpahree Shaughnessy of Minneapolis to visit this weekend at 1628 Wildwood Drive SE Kane home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Kane
Wildwood Drive
And
Mirs
Thomas Foster, Jr
St. Paul, Minn
Lawpahree Shaughnessy
Minneapois
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Halloween Party Hosted by Wanakens and Tokahe Gary Fire
A Halloween party occurred Friday at the home of Virginis fCwady on First Avenue. Attendees included leaders and members of ETOP and Takade groups with listed participants such as Virginia Quddy Mary Whisler Seabeth Fock Nathryn Claassen Magdaline Carns and Joan Thompson. Guests included Dorothy Rudd Norma Haesg and Mary Cuddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AA Raaween
Eaxtimbers
Wanakens
Tokahe
Gary Fire
Friday Rhoa
Virginis fCwady
TMS
First Avenue
Wells C. Yook
Quantian
ETOP
Wanskena
Diana Tirskaw
Virginia Quddy
Mary Whisler
Seabeth Fock
Nathryn Claassen
Magdaline Carns
Joan Thompson
Takade
Margaret Allen
Lucile Robinson
Alice Harmer
Dorothy Little
Henrietta Dows
Jane Hall
Janet Dennis
Donna Jean Johnson
Mary Quercher
Dorothy Graham
Dorothy Rudd
Norma Haesg
Mary Cuddy
Friendly Club Plans Evening at Montrose Town Hotel
The Friendly club meets in the Terrace room at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with performances by Bobbie Cartwright Virginia Harover and Miss Nettie Sisam and readings by Miss Emma May Rider. Edna Hopson Alma Kentner and Ruth McIntosh lead Halloween games. A Friendly Frolic with Y W C A is planned for November 2 at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
Montrose Hotel
Bobbie Cartwright
Virginia Harover
Nettie Sisam
Emma May Rider
Edna Hopson
Alma Kentner
Ruth McIntosh
Mrs Darrow Hosts 500 Club Halloween Meeting
Mrs Gerald Darrow of 2409 C avenue NE entertained members of her 500 club at home with a Halloween themed gathering. Attendees included Mrs Clark Johnson Mrs Frank Sejmoha Mrs Curtiss Johnson Mrs James Triska Mrs Leota Krout Mrs Bob Kennedy and Mrs Simon OToole. Prizes went to Mrs Sejmoha and Mrs Krout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Darrow
C Avenue
500 Club
Clark Johnson
Frank Sejmoha
Curtiss Johnson
James Triska
Leota Krout
Bob Kennedy
Simon O'Toole
Sejmoha
Krout
Parent Education Talk Set by Iowa Federation
The next broadcast in the series features Prof May Pardee Youtz from the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station at the University of Iowa. The program titled The Parent Continues His Education airs Monday 3 30 to 4 p m on WSUI Iowa City under the adult and parent education division in observance of American Education Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
WSUI
Iowa City
May Pardee Youtz
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
University of Iowa
Federation
Wednesday Shakespeare Club Notes Meeting and Study
The Wednesday Shakespeare club meets at 2:30 p.m. at 1950 Fourth Avenue SE, the home of Mrs. H. R. Trewin. Members will study Act 4 of King Lear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday
Shakespeare Club
H. R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
King Lear
Chi Omega Sweater Spree At Kenmore Golf Club
Chi Omega active and pledge members entertained Friday at a sweater spree party. Guests wore sweaters and decorations featured corn stalks and pumpkins. A large bonfire roasted wieners outside the clubhouse. Faculty guests included Dr. Alfred W. Meyer and Dr. Ben H. Peterson and their wives. Beth Courtney led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Kenmore
Alfred W. Meyer
Ben H. Peterson
Beth Courtney
League for Hard of Hearing Holds Halloween Meeting
The League for Hard of Hearing will meet on Tuesday at 7 30 pm on the second floor of the O R C building at First avenue and First street. The lesson hour will feature Halloween themes followed by a social hour. attendees should bring a plate and cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League For Hard of
League
First Avenue
First Street
Mrs Frank Race Hosts Mahala Pratt Guild Guest Day
Mrs Frank Race will entertain members of the Mahala Pratt guild of St. Pauls Methodist church at her Cottage Grove avenue home Friday for the guilds guest day. Speaker for the afternoon will be Mrs LeRoy D Weld with assistance from Mrs H R Van Slyck Mrs A J Johnson and Mrs Leon Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Race
Mahala Pratt Guild
St. Paul's
Arthur P T A Rainbow Bridge Benefit Planned
Plans are under way for the annual rainbow bridge party hosted by the Arthur Parent-Teacher Association to be held November 7 at 3 p.m. at the Hotel Roosevelt. Mrs. H. H. Wage is general chairman with reservations through Mrs. Harry Sherry or Mrs. W. D. Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arthur Parent-Teacher Association
Hotel Roosevelt
H. H. Wage
Harry Sherry
W. D. Elder
Minerva Delphian Meets on Egypt Decline Program
Minerva Delphian will gather Monday at 2 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel for a program on the decline of Egypt. Reports will be given by Mrs. H. W. Ward Mrs. J. H. Anderson and Mrs. A. E. Chase with city reports by Mrs. F. L. Bokern ey Mrs. G. B. Beech Mrs. Harry Johnson and Mrs. S. C. Stookey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Delphian
Roosevelt Hotel
Egypt
H. W. Ward
J. H. Anderson
A. E. Chase
F. L. Bokerney
G. B. Beech
Harry Johnson
S. C. Stookey
Alpha Delphian Meets On Opera Topics At Montrose
Alpha Delphian gathers Monday at 2 p.m. in the Montrose hotel with Mrs. E. I. Heuer leading the session on French Opera. Reports will be presented by Mrs. W. B. Ross Mrs. Harolld Stoehr Mrs. FE. C. Hoover Mrs. M.4 Hellman Mrs. Charles E. Irwin and Mrs. Ben Ogden jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian
Montrose Hotel
E. I. Heuer
W. B. Ross
Harolld Stoehr
FE. C. Hoover
M.4
Hellman
Charles £. Irwin
Ben Ogden, Jr
Byrnes Guests From Chicago Entertained at 1300 Third Ave SE
Mr and Mrs Charles E Byrnes hosted Mr and Mrs Robert M Covert and Mr and Mrs S M Arthur all from Chicago at their home 1300 Third Avenue SE over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Byrnes
Robert M. Covert
S. M. Arthur
Chicago
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Chapter C E S Meeting Notice at Masonic Hall
Cedar Chapter No. 184 C E S meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic hall following the inf tiatory services there will be refreshments and a social hour
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Masonic Hall
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Tre-Artect
Francis A. Shomaker
A.A.U.W
Shriners
Wises
Mme
Wim
Mme. Kennedy
Fa Folly
Nattosal Grganisation
Karol
Praniea
Schoo
Dea Moines
Knapef Home
Woman's Club
Ohio Visitors
Kane
Kenwood
R. H. Buresh
DIAL
Mary Secalls
WWE
Nawab
Banks
WSS
Sean
Mrs. Darrow
CHI Omegas
Hearing League
Arthur PF. T. A. Bridge
Byrnes
City Fuel Co
Carbon
Ill
Glendora
Ind
Old Glory
Great
Red Bird
E. Ky
Ignito
Beacon
W. Va
Red Parrot
Solar
Imoreless Park Ridge
Berwind Briquets Kopper’s Coke Petroleum Coke
Stove
3Rd Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!