Hickenloopers Feted At Cedar Rapids Clambake
The Bourke B Hickenloopers visit Cedar Rapids for a series of social events during an October stay. Mrs Don Hines and Mrs Lester Chadima hosted a brunch at the Roosevelt hotel with thirty five guests. A political clambake at Mayow pavilion will honor the Sen and Mrs Hickenlooper with several local hosts arranging the event.
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Bourke B. Hickenloopers
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Des Moines
Don Hines
Forest Drive
Lester C. Chadima
Washington Avenue
Roosevelt Hotel
Hickenlooper
Mayou
H. N. Craemer
Milo Chehak
Harold Rowe
Forrest W. Stewart
Women of the Moose Host Mother-Daughter Event at Sokol Hall
Women of the Moose gathered at Sokol hall on Wednesday for a mother-daughter get-together. A dinner for 70 guests preceded games and community singing.
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THE
Women of the Moose
Sokol Hall
Gamma chapter meets at Mrs Wilhelm's home tonight
The Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet at 852 Wellington Street SE for a business session and a tea towel hemming activity for the Community House. Hostess is Mrs Cleo Wilhelm with assistance from Miss Lois Baumgartner.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Cleo Wilhelm
Wellington Street
Lois Baumgartner
A A U S Financial Aid Panel Details Grants
The American Association of University Women held a panel led by fellowship chairman Mrs Archie Bauman to explain three aid types Regular fellowships international study grants and reconstruction aid grants for women pursuing advanced study. New members were welcomed including Mines Robert W Schmidt Wm W Crissman F J Loufek Carl McClain and others plus Edna Louise Enz Ellyn McGowan Mildred S Wolfe Nanna Nelson Myrtle Rust Evendell Brink Sarah Johnson Kay Cusack. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Archie Bauman
Robert W. Schmidt
Wm. W. Crissman
F J. Loufek
Carl McClain
Wm. Clausen
Jack Breacher
John P. Bickel
M. L. Anderson
Don M. Ross
Edna Louise Enz
Ellyn McGowan
Mildred S. Wolfe
Nanna Nelson
Myrtle Rust
Evendell Brink
Sarah Johnson
Kay Cusack
Cedar Rapids Horse Club Trail Ride Ends 1948 Season
The last Cedar Rapids Horse men's club trail ride of 1948 will be held Sunday. The group will leave Upmier's stables at 10:30 and proceed to the Menary pasture. In case of inclement weather, the ride will be made to the clubhouse. There will be a picnic lunch following the ride.
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Cedar Rapids
Miss Betty Keeler Marries Cpl. Donald Guthrie at Home
Betty M Keeler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Keeler 822 Twelfth Street NE wed Cpl Donald W Guthrie son of Glen Guthrie Cherry Valley Ill Saturday morning at her parents home Rev F A Munneke of Daniels Park Presbyterian Church officiated Attending couple were Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lenz Cedar Rapids Mrs Guthrie has been employed by the Killian Company and her husband is stationed in Washington DC
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Betty M. Keeler
Charles W. Keeler
Twelfth Street
Cpl
Donald W. Guthrie
Glen Guthrie
Cherry Valley, Ill
F. A. Munneke
Daniels Park Presbyterian Church
LeRoy Lenz
Cedar Rapids
Guthrie
Killian Company
Washington, D. C
Credit Women's Club Installs New President
Alice Brown was installed president of the Cedar Rapids Credit Women's Breakfast Club at a Wednesday morning ceremony at the YMCA. Outgoing president Vivian Shake Speare conducted the installation. New officers include LaVonne O'Connell as vice president Shirley Fear secretary and Ethel Pepin treasurer.
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Alice Brown
Cedar Rapids Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Vivian Shake Speare
LaVonne O'Connell
Shirley Fear
Ethel Pepin
Y.M.C.A
O’connell
Kathryn Marshall
Julia Carne
Marie Petros
Gretta Ellis
Gertrude Humphrey
Bette Hersom
Hope Shultz
Eleanor Maudlin
Lois Houser
Monitor
Miss ,O’connell
LaDonna Russmussen
Mrs.Shakespeare
Miss Swenson Returns Home After Visit in Iowa City
Miss Marie Swenson returned to her New York home after a month’s stay with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs J M Kegley at 359 Twenty-seventh Street Drive SE. During her visit she was honored for several social courtesies.
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Marie Swenson
New York
J. M. Kegley
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Wiener roast held by Lincoln school groups at Merrifield home
Three Bluebird groups from Lincoln school gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. George Merrifield’s residence, 1224 Eighteenth Avenue SW. Mrs. Lloyd Kupps and Mrs. W. R. Spicer led the event with assistance from Mrs. Rienhold Schamberger, Mrs. Stanley Plummer, and George Merrifield.
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Lincoln School
George Merrifield
Eighteenth Avenue
Lloyd Kupps
W. R. Spicer
Rienhold Schamberger
Stanley Plummer
Calendar of Fun club marks second anniversary party
Members of the Calendar of Fun club celebrated their second anniversary with a Halloween party at the home of Mrs. Richard Groat at 78 Outlook Drive SW. Mrs. John Martin received a gift for perfect attendance and games were played.
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Calendar of Fun Club
Richard Groat
Outlook Drive
John Martin
Phi Omega Pi Sorority Reunion At Roosevelt Hotel Tonight
Twenty two members of Phi Omega Pi social sorority plan a reunion banquet tonight at the Roosevelt hotel after 25 years. The event honors Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Eagle Grove, installed today as grand worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star. All members are Iowa University Beta chapter alumni from seven states Michigan Iowa Illinois Indiana Wisconsin North Dakota and Oklahoma. They attend the afternoon installation ceremonies.
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Phi Omega Pi Social Sorority
Roosevelt Hotel
Lucille Johnson
Eagle Grove
Order of Eastern Star
University of Iowa
Beta
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Attendance Record Set At O E S Grand Lodge
The Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star closes Thursday after a record 2,300 registered for a state grand chapter meeting. There were 1,300 voting delegates and 1,000 visitors over the three days. Wednesday featured secret work with emblems and the Eastern Star. Candidates included the grand worthy matron’s son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs George Fraseur of Iowa City, and Betty Fraseur of Tipton.
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Order of Eastern Star
George Fraseur
Iowa City
Betty Fraseur
Tipton
Lambda Beta Sigma Phi pledges announced at Roosevelt hotel
Recent pledges of Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi include Mrs Evelyn Pribyl Mrs Jean Sheen Mrs Arlene Moss Miss Margaret Orchid Miss Helen ONeill Miss Lettie Stewart and Miss Eileen Vala. They will be initiated November 4 in the Florentine room at the Roosevelt hotel.
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Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Evelyn Pribyl
Jean Sheen
Arlene Moss
Margaret Orchid
Helen O'Neill
Lettie Stewart
Eileen Vala
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Mooseheart meeting honors fire victims and members
At Mooseheart a meeting included a tribute to Mrs. Henry B. Bencke and family whose home burned October 23. Mrs. Bencke belongs to Women of the Moose. A social hour followed the gathering.
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Women of the Moose
Sohol Hall
Kathleen Burke
Mooseheart
Henry B. Bencke
Dorothy Luchterhand Honored At Shower Social
Mrs J W Randall and Mrs J L Shaw hosted a linen shower at 829 Fifteenth Avenue SW for Dorothy Luchterhand. Twenty guests attended and she will wed Harold Ewoldt November 6 at Olivet Presbyterian Church.
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J. W. Randall
J. L. Shaw
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Dorothy Luchterhand
Miss Luchterhand
Harold Ewoldt
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Mary Haworth’s Mail Man’s Interest Is Materialistic
Mary Haworth writes about her mother’s six month romance with Russell a 49 year older railroad employee. Concerns arise that Russell seeks marriage to access the mother’s riches and start a private business, planning to bring his divorced daughter and infant to live with them. The mother feels happiness but fears selfish motives, while she remains content with her home life and family company.
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Mary Haworth
Russell
Mother Investments
Mother
Fortune Hunter in a Patched Tale of Marriage Plans
A letter warns a mother about Russell who may marry for money and exploit her. The writer argues he lacks thrift and enterprise, aims to control funds, pursue get rich quick schemes, and bring discord and financial ruin. The mother should avoid trusting him as a companion or provider.
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R.S
Russell
Russell Character Critique In Early Build-Up Phase
The text portrays Russell as a greedy opportunist and a moron in the build-up, noting his barefaced tactlessness. It argues his failure to keep plans secret proves he would be crude when acting openly, suggesting a negative assessment of his character and judgment.
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Russell
M H Relaxes After Removing Shoes in Quiet Moment
In a brief, unpolished fragment, M. H. is described taking off his shoes and settling in to relax, suggesting a calm, domestic vignette within the historical page.
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M. H
Creamy Horseradish Sauce for Cold Ham and Salmon
Prepare whipped cream then fold in drained prepared horseradish salt sugar freshly ground pepper and onion juice to form a sauce. Serve with cold ham luncheon meat or cold salmon for a bright sharp pairing.
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Chicago
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OM Ako Picture
West Side Sewing Machine CO
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A.A.U.S
Horsemen’s Club
Keeler-Guthrie
Credit Women's Club
J. M. Kegleys
Bluebird
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
O.E
Grand Lodge
Mary Gavorte
Mitr
Slumber-Sentinel
Universal
Ali
Universal Electric
Cedar Rapids Borst Furniture Company
A. W. Peterson Company, Inc
Colesburg
Furgenson
Dubuque Roshek’s
Landers, Prrry & Clark
New Britain
CODE
Garrison Garrison Hardware & Appliance
Guttenberg Sam E. Meyers Appliance
Independence Electric Appliance Company
Maeson Edison Drug Company
McGregor McGregor Service Company
Monona Schultz Furniture
Monticello
Clark Brothers
Stanwood Suckers Farm Store
West Liberty Wolf Appliance & Service
Shim
Siebke & Taylor CO
Second Avenue
Dial
Vaughés
Denier
Gos Seco
Cowboy Dallas Turner
Louie's
Ouie
Louie
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