Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Plans Week of Department Meetings
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club schedules a busy week with history and literature, American home, chorus, philanthropic, and dramatic art dept meetings. Readers and performers include Em Bree, Countee Cullen poems, Julia Peterkin reviews, Indian songs, Gretna Green and Beau of Bath miniatures, and dancing by Miss Edna Dieman's pupils.
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Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Brown America
Embree
Charles E. Roberts
Bright Skin
Julia Peterkin
F D. Fillmore
J. J Gent
Countee Cullen
Negro Oy
Dramatic Art Dept
Dramatic Art Department
Regular Board Meeting At Home For The Friendless
The Home for the Friendless schedules a regular board meeting on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the home.
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the Home For the Friendless
Community club notices and upcoming meetings details
The Women's Relief Corps hosts a card party Monday at 2 30 pm in the I O O F hall at 109 Second Ave SE. Aldebaran Court No 12 Tribe of Ben Hur meets Tuesday at 8 pm in Ben Hur hall with a coard party to follow. Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 invites D U V C W members to a Halloween party Monday at Mrs George Hollom 602 Ninth St SE. The Railway Mail Auxiliary meets Tuesday Nov 1 at Mrs W Jones 1544 Sixth Ave SE with hostesses Mrs R E Wilhelm Mrs BE J Keppel and Mrs R A Houser. A picnic luncheon is planned at 12 30 pm Community day.
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Women's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Second Avenue BE
Aldebaran Court No. 12
Tribe of
Rebecca Alexander
George Hollom
Ninth Street
Railway Mail Association
W. ©. Jones
Sixth Avenue SE
R. E. Wilhelm
BE. J Keppel
R. A Houser
Altar Society Meeting At St Matthew's Church
The Altar Society of St Matthew's church holds a general meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs H J Cosgrove’s home 229 Twenty third Street Drive St St Margaret's guild of St John's church meets Monday at 1 p m for luncheon at Mrs Marvin D Cone's home 1721 Fifth Avenue SE C C C class Trinity Methodist meets with Miss Vivian Shakespeare 1001 C Avenue NW Tuesday with Bertha Pownall assisting the hostess
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The
Altar Society
St. Matthew's Church
H J. Cosgrove
Twenty-third Street Drive
St Margaret's Guild of
St. John's Church
Marvin D. Cone
Fifth Avenue SE
St Gertrude’s Society Hosts Gathering at Mrs Flatley’s Home
St Gertrude’s Society of St Matthew’s Church will be entertained at the home of Mrs C C Flatley at 132 Thirty second Street NE Thursday at 8 pm. Mrs J W Dyer will assist as hostess.
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St Gertrude’s Society
St Matthew’s Church
C C Flatley
Thirty-second Street
J W. Dyer
P T A Meetings Emphasize Right Choices and Charity
Miss Jane Boyd urged Lincoln P T A mothers to guide children to say yes to the right things and no to the wrong. She asked for cast-off clothing and reported a need for shoes and coats for needy city families. Miss Sylvia Stark's pupils sang, Mrs. Amos Scott reported on the Waterloo district convention, and a November night meeting was planned. Sixth grade mothers served refreshments.
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Jane Boyd
Mothers of
Lincoln
Sylvia Stark
Amos Scott
Waterloo
Methodist Ladies Host Reception for New Pastor
The women of the Methodist Ald society plan a Thursday reception at the Methodist church to honor Rev. L. R. Magers and his family. Congregation members and community friends will attend. Earlier, Miss Bernice Cook and Miss Esther Brower hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Cary Courtney, a recent bride, with performances by Doris Sprague Helen Herr the Hoysman sisters and Grace Roberts.
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The
Methodist. Ald Society
Methodist Church
L. R. Magers
Bernice Cook
Esther Brower
Cary Courtney
Doris Sprague
Helen Herr
Hoysman Sisters
Grace Roberts
Honored guest at Little Gallery tea in Houston
Mrs. Virgie Claxton of Houston, Texas will be the honored guest at a tea at the Little Gallery this afternoon from 2 to 5. The event opens an exhibition of some of her recent paintings.
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Virgie Claxton
Houston
Texas
Little Gallery
Strawberry Point Hosts Fourth Clayton County Royal Neighbors Meet
About 140 delegates registered as the Royal Neighbors of America held the fourth Clayton county convention at Elkader KC hall. C F Murphy gave the welcome and Mrs Nelle Sexton of Cedar Rapids delivered the response. officers introduced included Mrs Grace McCurdy and Mrs Sexton. A memorial work was presented by Guttenberg camp, three candidates were initiated, and Strawberry Point invited the 1933 convention.
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Clayton County
The
Royal Neighbors of America
KC Hall
Elkader
C. F. Murphy
Nelle Sexton
Cedar Rapids
Edna Kuisart
Strawberry Point
Onsne Slagle
Elkacer
Sexton
Elkacer Camp
Grace Thecen
Elkacer Cave
Monona
Grace McCurdy
Des Moines
Pearl King
Oclwein
Guttenberg Camp
Eliza Barker
Oracle
Bertha Pape
Littleport Camp
Edna Klisart
Ann Sculley
Martha Jordan
Local club officers elected at Marlin Webster home
Anamosa netoppen camp fire group elected Eileen Gilmore as president and Mary Gilmore as vice president with Betty Beggs secretary Dorothy Miller treasurer and Maxine Chase scribe at a meeting held at Marlin Webster’s home. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Market Bridge party Friday evening at Sedon hall.
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Netoppen
Marlin Webster
Eileen Gilmore
Mary Gilmore
Betty Beggs
Dorothy Miller
Maxine Chase
American Legion Auxiliary
Sedon Hall
Anamosa
Nellie Morey
Lora Houston
Miss Houston
Monticello
Jack McLees
Alice Robinson
RL. Runkle
Ladies Auxiliary hosts first 500 Carnival at Legion hall
The Lowdon Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion held its first 500 Carnival Tuesday evening at Legion hall with Mrs Louis Strackbein winning the door prize. Top scores were earned by O C Pancrazt Mrs E J Rutenbeck and Mrs Co C Pancratz amid a lineup of organizers and entertainers.
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Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Louis Strackbein
O. C. Pancratz
E. J Rutenbeck
Co. C Pancratz
A. J Chariton
Bertha Stoecker
F H Strackbein
Bertha Isad
Albert Mensn
Musical Service at First Lutheran by Youth Choir
The Young People's choir of First Lutheran will present a musical service at 7 30 Sunday evening with Mrs L B Graham as organist and director and Rev J J Gent leading prayers. The program features Mendelssohn organ prelude Holy Holy Holy Dykes Give to Our God Immortal Praise and multiple anthems with soloists Dorothy Morgan Eileen Koehler Anne Fieseler Richard Le Mont and Ernest Johnson plus a postlude.
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First Lutheran Church
L. B. Graham
J J. Gent
Mendelssohn
Halton
Mr Gent
Barnaby
Lord Jesus
A Synie Wall
Richard le Mont
Dorothy Morgan
Eileen Koehler
Anne Fieseler
Shevier
Jesus
Lord
Albim
Ernest Johnson
Hart
West Richard LeMont
Maloradd
Oe Ees Faulker
Wrights celebrate twenty first wedding anniversary at home
Troy Mills residents honored Mr and Mrs Claud Wright on their twenty first wedding anniversary with a Tuesday evening gathering. The event drew friends and relatives including Walter Bach Emmett Shaffer and families, Joe Johnson and kin, the Shaffer and Baty families, Helen McNair from California, and Thomas Wright of Center Point. A Halloween party hosted by the Rebekah lodge occurred earlier in the week with birthdays celebrated for August September and October.
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Claud Wright
Walter Bach
Emmett Shaffer
Joe Johnson
William Shaffer
Lewis
Ackey McCright
and Baty
Walter Baty
Mark Baty
Troy Mills
Helen McNair
California
Thomas Wright
Center Point
Rebekah Lodge
Mesdames
Oma Powell
Rose Shaffer
Neva Webster
Jess Powell
Hazel Shaffer
Dorothy Baty
Charles Cherry
Dale Baty
Beverly
Baty
Frank Crossman
Cedar Rapids
William McKee
Emma Chesmore
A. J. Baty
Various Calamus Clubs Hold Meetings and Prizes
Calamus clubs hosted events with members winning prizes in cards banco and contests. Hostesses included Mrs. Ed Burdett Mrs. Marion Petersen Mrs. Marie Miller and others. Porth school pupils performed a Halloween program. upcoming meetings set for Dec 7 Nov 9 after Jan 1 and next Wednesday.
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Ed Burdett
Otto Greible
Herbert Vetter
Mart Cooper
Henry Cooper
Margaret Hughes
Lillian Rohling
Ed Wulf
Marion Petersen
North Auxiliary Club
A. D. St. John
Lizzie Welse
Amos Spillman
Eleanor Eden
Ernest Dorkman
Bridge Club
Marie Miller
Agnes Horstman
William Eden
George Robley
Blanche Eden
South
Ole Lund
Banco
Doray Mescher
Amos Blake
Louise St
Jack Hayes
Women's Roosevelt Club
Mesdames Blanche’ Neff
Leonard Horstman
William Boi
the Porth School
Wilbert Pewe
Clifford Laham
Ivan Bumann
Mildred Schroeder
Leonard Green
Bobby Porth
Doris Mueller
Phyllis Pewe
Viola DeVine
Margaret
Clifford Lahan
Mildred
Gladys Schroeder
Betty Porth
Amy Peckenschneider
George Wagner
Urbana Halloween party hosted by D L Piper family
Mr and Mrs D L Piper hosted Ever Ready club guests at a annual Halloween party with Mrs William Thompson as Madame Queen and fortunes told. Prizes for best masked couple went to Mrs Willie Cue and George Johnson. Attendees included many local families and a later dance followed lunch auctioned boxes.
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D .L. Piper
Willie Cue
George Johnson
C. D. Moore
Ted Lukin
D. L. Piper
Aira
J C. Benson
Abbie Johnson
Helen May
C D. Moon
Robert
Hugh Brody
Wiliam Thompson
Abbie
Willierue
James Brody
J. Benson
Jack
Lois
Bobbie
C A Willford
Virginia
WS. Burrell
Irvin Huffman
Betty
Madge Miller
Blanche Miller
Ana Belle Mills
Cornelia Anderson
Maurine Montgomery
Viola Meyer
Helen Hacker
Abbie Cripps
Marshall Brody
Donald Hacker
Clell Hoon
Bob Moore
Donald Casner
Darlene
Ellen
America
Allbones Hall
Halloween Parties Highlight West Union Community Gatherings
West Union residents hosted multiple Halloween events with families and friends. King Palmer Jr.'s party featured extensive home decorations, while Court Little Flower and the Young Married People's class held celebrations at Holy Name church and the Methodist church respectively.
Amber hosts Younts at South Amber reunion
A family reunion at the C. W. Birlingmair home honored Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yount of Rapid City. Attendees included numerous Gray and Yount families from Amber and Forest, with other local residents joining for the event. A Midland school Halloween party followed at Will Walterbach’s home, with refreshments after games.
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C. W. Birlingmair
Here
Clarence Yount
Rapid City
Yount
Harold Gray
West Branch
Helen Hanna
Cedar Rapids
C. C. Fairbanks
Delca Yount
Forest
W.W. Gray
Arthur Lawrence
John Gray
J. E. Johnson
Will Finnegan
Henry Wheeling
Carl Bock
Cedar Rapids Charity Bridge Tourney Nov 3–4 1932
Enclosed is a check for the bridge tournament tickets to be sent to the signer. The Cedar Rapids event will take place at the Hotel Montrose Ballroom on the evenings of November 3 and 4, 1932.
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Cedar Rapids
Hotel Montrose Ballroom
Oakdale Hosts Officials and Nurses at Edwards Home
Dr. J A Edwards entertained several official visitors and their spouses at Oakdale last week. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Liebbe, Miss Pauline Johnston of Rockwell City reformatory, and Mr. and Mrs. Felton. Edith Countryman of the state nursing bureau will join Dr. Edwards before Cedar Rapids. The annual Halloween party is planned at the main building Monday evening, with a tea for visiting nurses at Edwards home Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Edwards
Henry E. Liebbe
Pauline Johnston
Rockwell City Reformatory
Dr. Edwards
F. H. Felton
Board of Control
Felton
Oakdale
Edwards
Edith Countryman
State Nursing Bureau
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Uien
State, Nurses Association
Community social events fill Wilton Junction week
Dinner farewells for Chris Christensen at the Hinkhouse home. Women's club hosts at Burrows residence with a books lesson and musical program. A shower honors the three week old daughter of Mrs. M. M. Harding. Various church groups and the Epworth League hold events. Frances Kelley attends the District American Legion auxiliary convention at Burlington.
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Harold Hinkhouse
Chris Christensen
Kansas City
Alvin Roberts
Arlene
Martin Jensen
Hilbert
Ed Jensen
Burrows
Ella Burrows Brown
Olive Burrows
Ed Duffe
Raymond Claussen
H. 7. Schnack
Emil Seber
Albert Wacker
D. L. Teasdale
J. W. Miller
Herman Kettlesen
H. T. Brirchard
Henry Maurer
Mesdames Will Herr
A. B. Darting
Lee Whitmer
J. E. Walton
M. G. Thede
C. H. Bestman
John Osmers
Mikied
Jack Osmers
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Frances Kelley
District American Legion Auxiliary
Burlington
Lost Nation social gathers honor Decorah guest
A group of longtime neighbors met at Dr and Mrs R 8 Betts home Monday evening to honor Mrs Kate Ahrens of Decorah. Cards were played with prizes won by Mrs Maud Hoff and Mrs Gusta Rutenbeck. The Dinner Card club later hosted five hundred at the Rutenbeck home with high scores by Mrs U Christensen and Roy Rutenbeck. The next meeting is set for November 2 at the Christensen residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rutenbeck
U. Christensen
Roy
Rutenbeck
U. A. Christensen
Shopping With Nancy Brings Cedar Rapids Fashion Finds
A Cedar Rapids shopping note highlights Fall outfits and accessories. Describes a gold and brown tunic dress with matching hat and shoes, beauty school visits, home appliances, furs at Armstrong’s, and new billfolds at Enzler’s. Ends with a personal pledge to help readers shop.
Local Cedar Rapids Shops Advertise Goods and Services
A historic ad listing Cedar Rapids retailers and services including Nancy Directs The Shopper, Bailey Boot Shop, Armstrong's Store for Women, Gai Ce, Roper Ranges, Inskeep Optical Co, DeLux Beauty Shop, Enzier's Trunk & Luggage Shop, Krebs Dairy Foods, Modern Button & Pleating Co, Montieur Studio, Accredited Beauty School, Morrly Sanford Company, Troy Laundry and others with street addresses and offerings such as diamonds, eyewear, dry cleaning, portraits, and thrifty laundry service.
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Woman's Club
American Home Dept
American Home Department
A. H Conn
P. R. van Sante
Howell
Hugh Orchard
Ruth Orchard McGuire
Woman's Club Chorus
Philanthropic Department
Clubs
Aldebaran Court
Mall Auxiliary
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Gertrude's Society
P. T. A. Meetings
Little Gallery Tea
Fred FE. Davis
Recreation Club
Davis
Mesdames C. W. Bull
G W Barr
Darie Slagle
C. B. Moser
O Fuehr
J Jd. Matthews
Lottie Whittenbaugh
Alex Holmes
G J. Gill
W. H Mantz
E. M. Tanruther
Evelyn Bartman
Ruby Kemple
Dorothy Scofield
G H Monroe
Wells
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
the Methodist Church
B F Erb
Jennie Belknap
Mary Dunn
Marie Walterbach
Charles Cash
Raymond Walterbach
St. Patrick's Church Hall
Congregational Church
Lowdon
First Lutheran
Calamus
Urbana
West Union
King R. Palmer
King Palmer, Jr
Court Little Flower
C.D. A
Holy Name Church
Methodist Sunday School
W. H. Antes
Bertha Hanson
Methodist
Addie Wallace
Louise Meyers
Grinnell
J. C. Probert
Riley
E. C Johnston
Joe Whitehill
Iowa City
Amber
J.C. Landenberger Optical Co
Iowa Theater
J. C. Landenberger
3. C. Landenberger Optical Co
Junior Service League
Wilton Junction
Nancy
Killian
Delux Beauty Shop
Higley Bldg
TVE
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Roper Gas
Cedar Rapide Gabe CO
Troy Laundry and Cleaning CO
TROY
Montieur
Iowa Theatre
Andrea du Val
Bailey Boot Shop
Noah Webster
Morris Sanford Company
Kitterman
Armstrong's
Armstrong’s
Molyneux
Poiret
Mink
Krimmer
Kit Fox
Enzler's
Oles
Blue Valley
Iowa Electric Light and Power CO
Westinghouse
4488
C. Chambers Inskeep CO
Boyson Jewelry Company
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Yours
Second Street SE
Montrose Hotel
Blue Valley Dairy
Boyson Jewelry Co
Second Street
Gai Ce
Roper Ranges
Third Street
Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Highy Bidg
Enzier's Trunk & Luggage Shop
Bill Folds
Second Avenue SE
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co
Security
Iowa Theater Beauty Shop
Beauticians of Quality
Killian Co
Third Avenue SE
Kitterman’s Cleaner & Preaser
Third Avenue
Krebs Dairy Foods
First Avenue E
Modern Button & Pleating Co
Second Avenue
Montieur Studio
First Avenue
Parin Accredited Beauty School
Troy Laundry
Firat Street
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