Cedar Rapids Folk Return After Weekend Visits
Cedar Rapids residents returned from short trips visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Mrs. Robert C. Armstrong and daughter Anna Youel came home from Flandreau South Dakota. Mr and Mrs George M Bird from Sioux City and Omaha. Dr and Mrs Henry H Hamilton and Ray Vernimont returned from Madison. the Moreheads visited Ames for Iowa State homecoming. the Coreys and Mrs W H Hasek returned from Godfrey Illinois. others attended Iowa Wisconsin football and Chi Omega events at Iowa State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flandreau
S. D
Robert C. Armstrong
Pleasant Hill
Anna Youel
C. D. Youel
George M. Bird
Third Avenue
Bird
Sioux City
Omaha
W. F. Protzman
Cedar Rapids
Godfrey, NL
Marianne Corey
Monticello College
George W. Corey
Park Terrace SE
Coreys
W. H. Hasek
Second Avenue SE
Ruth Ann Hasek
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Madison
Henry H. Hamilton
Cottage Grove Avenue
Ray Vernimont
Windemere
Ames
Iowa State College
Herbert L. Morehead
Sixteenth Street SE
Patricia
Dorothy Morehead
Chi Omega Sorority
Iowa State Chi Omega House
Jean Russett
Margaret Farquhar
Peggie Bode
Cedar Falls
W. T. Hambright
Blake Boulevard
Frank B. Miller
Mr. Miller
Mrs Baker to visit relatives then attend Pan-Hellenic
Mrs. James Stannard Baker of Ravina, Indiana, and her daughter Ann Warren will arrive Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Warren in Warrenwood Carroll Drive SE. Mrs. Baker, a Sigma Kappa member, will leave Wednesday for the Pan-Hellenic convention at White Sulphur Springs, planning to return to Cedar Rapids Sunday for a several days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stannard Baker
Ravirna
Ann Warren
Local Women Attend B and P W meeting in Muscatine
Cedar Rapids group joined district six Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs on Sunday in Muscatine. Leaders included Miss Helen Wilson of Clinton presiding, with local president Miss Ida Caryl and state finance chair Miss Gertrude Stenner among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional
Muscatine
Lena Nelson
Leta Nezerka
Zoe Heinze
Ella Horn
Marie Petras
Irene Furman
Elizabeth Hudson
Alice Cejka
Emma Hagenstein
Virginia Hammill
Marvel Foster
Ida Caryl
Gertrude Stenner
Eva Walker
Dorothy Meeker
Helen Wilson
Clinton
Miss Caryl
Miss Stenner
Omicron Sorority Hosts Benefit Bridge Party
Pr Omicron sorority held a benefit bridge party Friday evening in the Electric Light Co bungalow. Marthella Schmidt led the event with Helen Sheetz assisting. Louise Gillis presided over prizes and refreshments, aided by Pauline Widmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr Omicron
Electric Light Company
Marthella Schmidt
Helen Sheetz
Louise Gillis
Pauline Widmer
Maltese Cross Circle Plans Tuesday Meeting
Maltese Cross circle of the King's Daughters will convene Tuesday at 10 30 a m with Mrs Fred Lang at 1078 G avenue NW for a group gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltese Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
Fred Lang
G Avenue NW
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women to ease functional distress calm moody nerves and boost energy and digestion. It claims recent medical tests prove the product highly effective for female health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E Pinkham
Pinkham
Naomi Miller Weds Frank A Remington in Crown Point
Naomi Ruth Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs John Miller of 441 Eighth Avenue SW married Frank A Remington of Davenport in a single ring ceremony August 5 1939 at the First Methodist Church Crown Point Indiana Rev O P Manker officiated. The couple will reside in Davenport with Remington employed by Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Eighth Avenue
Naomi Ruth
Frank A. Remington
Davenport
Rebecca Remington
Tenth Street
O. P. Manker
First Methodist Church
Crown Point
Ind
Remington
Grant High School
F. W. Woolworth Company
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
L. W. Remington
Clara Emmons
Ray H. Spielman
Sheila
Linda
Bernard L. Smith
Bill Miller
Ollie Davis
J. E. Dulin
Marvel
Leslie Dulin
Joan
G. A. Singleton
North Liberty
F. A. Fountain
la Jolla
Calif
Myra Falck
Tourist Club Meeting at Mrs Hickok Home
The Tourist club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m at 2018 Fifth avenue SE the home of Mrs Charles T Hickok Mrs Arthur Huntington will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
Arthur Huntington
Mrs Barth Returns From Eastern Visit
Mrs A J Barth of 365 Garden Drive SE has returned after spending three months in the east visiting her daughters Miss Ruth Barth in New York City and Mrs Herbert Ray and Mr Ray in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Barth
Garden Drive SE
East
Ruth Barth
New York City
Herbert Ray
Mr. Ray
Binghamton, N. Y
Scribblers Meet of Cedar Rapids Junior League Planned
The Scribblers group of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Eugene C Hoyt 370 Park terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribblers
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Eugene C. Hoyt
Park Terrace SE
Mayflower Chapter hears Mrs Sheldon travel tale
Members of the Mayflower chapter of the D A R heard Mrs B L Sheldon recount a European trip last summer including England Scotland the Netherlands Belgium Switzerland Germany Italy and France. She described the crowded ship and lifeboat shortages on the return voyage amid an airplane convoy from Southampton. A luncheon and business session preceded the travel talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
B. L. Sheldon
Paul A. Snowman
Meadowbrook Drive
England
Scotland
Netherlands
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
France
Sheldon
Southampton
Katherine Franken
Toy Library Committee
New York City
Los Angeles
L. E. Henry
National Defense Committee
National Defense News
Jack E. Durin
W. A. Cash
Harold A. Lockhart
J. C. Milner
George W. Smith
Western Military Academy Students Visit Weekend Home
Spending the fall furlough this weekend with their parents were Bill Kirn son of Mr and Mrs R W Kirn 318 Crescent street SE Arthur Bezdek son of Mr and Mrs Arthur A Bezdek Johnson avenue NW and Jack Albert son of Mr and Mrs A L Albert 1118 First avenue E all students at Western Military academy at Al ton Ii
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kirn
R. W. Kirn
Crescent Street
Arthur Bezdek
Arthur A. Bezdek
Johnson Avenue NW
Jack Albert
A. L. Albert
First Avenue
Western Military Academy
Alton, Ii
Beall Family Hosts Buffet for Daughter Carolyn's 12th Birthday
Mr and Mrs Chester F Beall gave a buffet supper Sunday at 108 Twenty fourth Street NE to honor their daughter Carolyn on her twelfth birthday. Barbara Butterfield Betty Morse Patricia Kauffman Jean Hollands Eleanor Faun Ruth Ann Stucker Gerry Harrington Barbara Riley and Barbara Owen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester F. Beall
Twenty-fourth Street
Carolyn Yg
Barbara Butterfield
Betty Morse
Patricia Kauffman
Jean Hollands
Eleanor Faun
Ruth Ann Stucker
Gerry Harrington
Barbara Riley
Barbara Owen
Gohmann and Tegtmeyer Wed in Burlington Ceremony
George E. Gohmann and Madelyn Marie Tegtmeyer were married Monday at St John’s Catholic Church Burlington officiated by Rev Father Ernest. The couple will reside at 1252 Third Avenue SE after November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Burlington
Madelyn Marie Tegtmeyer
William H. Tegtmeyer
George E. Gohmann
John E. Gohmann
Third Avenue SE
Ernest
Frances Cummings
Bertrand Robinson
William Tegtmeyer
Cecelia Haurahan
Gary Gohmann
Cedar Rapids
Cyril L. Kegler
Vernon Whelan
Hotel
Gohmann
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
D of U V Entertained At Halloween Party
About 40 Rebecca Alexander tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War members and their husbands attended a masquerade Halloween party Friday evening at Mr and Mrs George Hollom 602 Ninth Street SE Prizes were awarded to Mrs John Heaton Central City and Calvin A Williams for best costumes Cards games and refreshments in Halloween colors were served Mrs Calvin A Williams led the refreshment committee assisted by Mrs Hugh Hillerge and Mrs Floyd Gephart Mrs M V Moravec and Miss Adah Toogood oversaw the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
George Hollom
Ninth Street
John Heaton
Central City
Calvin A. Williams
Hugh Hillerege
Floyd Gephart
M. V. Moravec
Adah Toogood
Housewarming party honors Rohns on 12th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon B. Rohn were surprised at a house warming Sunday night at their new home 1711 Mapledrive NW. The gathering included a hot picnic supper and bingo won by Fred Popenhagen as first prize. Many relatives and friends attended and a gift was presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon B. Rohn
Mapledrive
Fred Popenhagen
Rohn
Alice Sargeant
W. J. Neill
Viana Dahn
Margaret Rebelski
Hattie Adams
Pansy Adams
Joe Belehrad
Ed Dose
Tanida Camp Fire girls host mothers at dinner in Northwest
Four girls from the Tanida Camp Fire group Florence Hoy Mary Ellen Dennis Roberta Bukacek and Joyce Richardson entertained their mothers at a fire maker s dinner at the home of their guardian Mrs Frank Bukacek Jr 824 F avenue NW Saturday evening The group plans a Halloween party Monday at Florence Hoy s home 720 Eighth Street NW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanida
Florence Hoy
Mary Ellen Dennis
Roberta Bukacek
Joyce Richardson
Frank Bukacek, Jr
F Avenue NW
Eighth Street NW
Kepharts Visit Sister in Independence
Mr and Mrs Fred Kephart 306 Sixth Street SE spent Sunday with Freds sister Mrs Cora Simmons in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kephart
Sixth Street
Mr. Kephart
Cora Simmons
Independence
Mrs Castek Leaves for Washington Visit
Mrs Elsie Castek of 1420 Second Street Southwest left Thursday for Washington D C to visit her sister Mrs Charles Haviena and Mr Haviena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Castek
Second Street
Washington, D. C
Charles Haviena
Mr. Haviena
Ames Homecoming Attendees Return From Iowa State College
Miss Margaret Krause and Miss Betty Smith of 1632 Ellis NW and 1532 Ellis NW returned Sunday from Ames where they attended home coming activities at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Krause
Ellis Boulevard
Betty Smith
Ellis Boulevard NW
Ames
Iowa State College
Coe Pleiades Celebrate Founding at Founders Day Dinner
The Pleiades society of Coe College held a Founders Day dinner at the Commonwealth tea room with alumnae and active members present. The 1925 founding was marked by table decor in silver and pink, airplane themed centerpieces, and a toast program led by Miss Marjorie Bruner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Commonwealth Tea Room
Coe
Marjorie Bruner
J. B. Hodgson
Ruth Culbreth
Lois Smith
Antoinette Vampra
Margaré Young
A. R. Menary
Hodgson
A. E. Chase
Menary
Dean Mary Bell
Alice Page
Teenette club barn dance party held at Rita Spaight home
Teenette club members held a Saturday barn dance at Rita Spaight's 1939 E avenue NW home. The hall featured a Halloween motif with box social style refreshments. Prizes went to Betty Ann Klimes and Bob Franklin. other attendees included Jane Dorman, Bernice Pfiffner, Irene Phelps, Marilyn Cusack, and various youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Spaight
E Avenue NW
Betty Ann Klimes
Bob Franklin
Jane Dorman
Bernice Pfiffner
Irene Phelps
Marilyn Cusack
Mary Jane Klaassen
Rita Marie Powers
Billy Boston
Ray Buresh
Eddie Naughton
Bill Kinney
Vincent Doyle
Elks Club Luncheon Featured Three Entertainers
Hostesses Mrs. W. S. Bartlett and Miss Clara Thul at 2333 Blake Boulevard SE and Mrs. A. E. Harms at 362 Garden Drive SE entertained at a Monday luncheon. Halloween decorations set a festive mood as guests played bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Club
W. S. Bartlett
Clara Thul
Blake Boulevard
A. E. Harms
Garden Drive
Cultus Club Holds Dessert Luncheon at Montillon Home
Twenty Cultus club members met at 1402 First Avenue W for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. J. P. Flanders led the business session and the program was announced by Mrs. R. D. Chord. Mrs. R. S. Toogood and Mrs. J. H. Woodside recapped the club’s history from 1899. The anniversary luncheon will be at the Elks club with a guest speaker. Mrs. C. L. Doug lass and Miss Bertha Graham to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Henry Montillon
First Avenue
J. P. Flanders
R. D. Chord
R. S. Toogood
J. H. Woodside
Elks Club
C. L. Douglass
Bertha Graham
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Manes at Linn Boulevard
Mrs Jess F Manes hosted a surprise party Saturday night at 2056 Linn boulevard SE to honor Mr Manes on his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Marcel DeMartelaire, Mr and Mrs F T Stephenson, Mr and Mrs Roger Landis, Mr and Mrs Verne Reichling, and Mr and Mrs Joe Zisko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess F. Manes
Linn Boulevard
Mr. Manes
Manes
Marcel DeMartelaire
F. T. Stephenson
Roger Landis
Verne Reichling
Joe Zisko
Scout Mothers Meet November Meeting With Scout Leader
The Scout mothers will assemble in the Chamber of Commerce building on Wednesday November 8 at 2 p m. Harold Pate national personnel director for the Boy Scouts will speak at the gathering. Members are reminded to note the date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Pate
Boy Scouts
Termites hold meeting at Jean Borst home
The Termites met at Jean Borst's home Thursday evening with Betty Gerber, Lorraine Dalziel, Mary Jane Lenway, Phyllis Lenway, Betty Murdock, Fran Murdock, and Donna Sherlock present. Afterward the group planned a theater party and set next gathering for November 2 at Phyllis Lenway's residence 1618 Fifth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Borst
Betty Gerber
Lorraine Dalziel
Mary Jane
Phyllis Lenway
Betty
Fran Murdock
Donna Sherlock
1618
Fifth Street NW
Grace Hersom Honored On Birthday at Fillmore Party
Mrs DeVerne Hersom hosted a Saturday afternoon party honoring her daughter Grace on her birthday. Guests from Grace's Fillmore school class included Franklin Burke Franklyn Jayne Betty Dennison Helen Zbanek Joan Dennison Betty Fields Betty Mitchell Shirley Jones Boyd Dankert James Edmunds Dick Drew Helen Haddy Charles Hoy Lillian Hanzlik Raymond Spink and Lois Jane Harger.
Suburban Co-Workers to Meet With Mrs Bishop
The Suburban Co-Workers will meet Wednesday with Mrs. W. Bishop. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. H. Ingram, Mrs. L. Newport and Mrs. Ida Gard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bishop
H. Ingram
L. Newport
Ida Gard
Endsley and Aakre wed at Trinity Methodist church
Miss Jean Endsley became the bride of Lawrence Aakre at a 4 p.m. ceremony in Trinity Methodist church with a double ring rite. The couple, both residents of 618 Eighth Avenue SW and 1432 A Avenue NE, will reside after a wedding dinner at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Endsley
Willard Endsley
Eighth Avenue
Lawrence Aakre
Trinity Methodist Church
Glenn Rowley
Mary Cory
Paul Gard
Mary Pollock
Frank Kazimour
Wesley Smith
Vincent Schwirtz
Pollock
W. Glenn Rowley
Robert Goodyear
Mary Jane
L. G. Weigle
Anna McCurry
C. H. Miller
Helen Youtzy
Nettie Sisam
Armina Davis
Ankre
A Avenue NE
Milvoy Horsky Anniversary Honored at Picnic Supper
Mr and Mrs Milvoy Horsky of 1715 Hamilton Street SW were feted at a Sunday evening picnic for their wedding anniversary. Cards were played and a gift was given, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milvoy Horsky
Hamilton Street
Frank Chramosta
Joseph Janeba
Leonard Filipy
Fred Blazek
Wesley Blazek
John Bruna
Frank Dvorak
Vernon
Robert Horsky
Franklin
Billy Chramosta
Richard Jedlicka
Robert
Richard Bruna
Birthday Party Honoring Jane Wright at 1609 J Ave NE
Mrs. Lester Wright hosted a Saturday party at her home honoring her daughter Jane on her fourth birthday. Halloween themed table decorations complemented a guest list including Ann Lichtenstein Karen Termohlen Janet Hauser Patsy McCoy Marilyn Worcester Sally Pollitz Joan Williams Patty Edda Mildred Edda Patty Bowne Joan Sliss Ruth Radloff and Mary Sue Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Wright
J Avenue NE
Jane
Ann Lichtenstein
Karen Termohlen
Janet Hauser
Patsy McCoy
Marilyn Worcester
Sally Pollitz
Joan Williams
Patty Edda
Mildred Edda
Patty Bowne
Joan Sliss
Ruth Radloff
Mary Sue Donahue
Halloween Party At Moose Hall Sees Juvenile Then Adult Fun
Melody camp RNA held a Halloween party for nineteen juvenile members at the Moose hall with games prizes to Helen Huff and Betty Ross. Refreshments and favors were distributed. After the adult camp meeting a costume and dancing party followed with prizes to Hazel Ross Bess Bowman Florence Huff and Vaughn Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Camp
Moose Hall
Helen Huff
Betty Ross
Hazel Ross
Bess Bowman
Florence Huff
Vaughn Stoddard
Dinner party honors Mr Bristow on birthday
Mrs. Allan G. Bristow hosted a Sunday dinner at 800 Wellington street SE in honor of Mr Bristow. The table featured a candle-lit pumpkin and autumn leaves. Guests included Miss Dorothy Pughe of Cedar Rapids, Joseph McCarty, Earl O'Neill and Miss Florence Jones of Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan G. Bristow
Wellington Street
Mr. Bristow
Dorothy Pughe
Cedar Rapids
Joseph McCarty
Earl O'Neill
Florence Jones
Williamsburg
League of Women Voters to Meet on Neutrality Study
The government and foreign policy department of the League of Women Voters will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Montrose hotel to continue the study of neutrality and the foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government and
The
League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
O E S Auxiliary Plans Picnic Luncheon
The auxiliary to the O S Children’s Home will meet at the home Wednesday at 1 p m for a picnic luncheon. Members bring silverware dishes and a prepared dish. hostesses are not responsible for these items as announced in Sunday’s Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.S
Mrs. Kaufman Returns Home From Western Trip
Mrs. J. W. Kaufman of 126 Seventh Street NE returns from a western tour that included Denver Albuquerque Ogden Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. In Los Angeles she visited Mrs. E. E. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kaufman
Seventh Street
Denver
Albuquerque
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
E. E. Graham
Unequal Year Length Between Equinoxes Noted
The text observes that the Earth’s orbital speed shifts, making the March 21 and September 23 equinoxes miss the year’s exact half. It notes the March to September interval is a few days longer, causing uneven division of the year.
Stoddard buys Kentucky saddle horse Jean Squirrel
Carl G. Stoddard of this city purchased the Kentucky saddle horse Jean Squirrel for about $15,000. Justice and Mrs. John M. Grimm returned from Memphis where he attended the American Bar Association meeting. Ferner R. Nuhn and Ruth Suckow visited Cedar Falls. Nuhn is mayor Rail’s nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Stoddard
Jean Squirrel
Justice
John M. Grimm
Memphis
Tenn
Justice Grimm
American Bar Association
Quarry sack incident injures Quaker Oats worker
William Hanson of Quaker Oats suffered a serious chin gash yesterday after being thrown against a truck when a stack of filled sacks toppled onto him. Company K soldiers returned from Camp Dodge with top rifle scores, led by Private Raymond Osborn. Corp John Sedenka and Lieut V R Dvorak tied for second. The Sistine Chapel quartet from Rome arrives for a Greene's opera house concert. Coe college announces new dramatic societies with officers Donald Van Meter William McHenry Carol Houghton Lester Stebbins Paul McCrea and Mary Louise Buser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hanson
Quaker Oats
Company K
Fourth Infantry
Camp Dodge
Raymond Osborn
John Sedenka
V. R. Dvorak
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Faust at Greene's Opera House Tonight
S. E. Gillis drew a quarter section of Dakota government land. Mike Corsello departed for Italy with his wife and family. Mrs. C. F. Ensign left for Fort Dodge to deliver a missionary address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Greene's
Opera House
S. E. Gillis
Government Land
Dakota
Mike Corsello
Italy
C. F. Ensign
Fort Dodge
Whistle Removed From Esophagus Of Boy Five
Parts of a toy whistle were removed from the esophagus of John Oltmann five the son of Mr and Mrs W N Oltmann of Martelle at St Luke s hospital at 1230 pm Sunday after he swallowed the pieces while playing with the whistle He was sent home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oltmann
W. N. Oltmann
Martelle
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jitterbug Dances Proped as Hazard by City Council
City council considers a revised ordinance to outlaw jitterbugging big apple and shag after a building department report says these dances cause floor vibrations and pose a serious hazard. Assistant inspector R L Blahnik notes the dances are of questionable nature and unsafe for public dance halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Blahnik
Rock Island Finalizes Third Avenue Assessment
The Rock Island city council overruled a single objection from the railroad and set a $21,987.42 assessment on property owners for widening and repaving Third Avenue SE from Fourth Street to the river bridge. A PWA grant of $17,872.20 helped cover the project's total cost of $39,859.62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Third Avenue SE
Fourth Street
River Bridge
PWA
Mount Mercy Observes Homecoming With Rev Eugene Murphy Speaker
Mount Mercy college marked its homecoming with a 10 30 a m High Mass led by college chaplain Rev Maurice J Tracy 175 alumni attended. A luncheon followed and a business meeting elected alumnae officers Mrs Robert Nelson as president Edina Donohue vice president Catherine Graham secretary and Geraldine Rabe treasurer. At 2 30 the Rev Eugene Murphy S J of St Louis University spoke on The New Frontiers urging zeal in education and spiritual life. Tea at 4 p m and Benediction at 5 closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy College
Maurice J. Tracy
Robert Nelson
Twenty-sixth Street
Edina Donohue
Catherine Graham
Mt. Mercy College
Academy
Geraldine Rabe
Twenty-third Street
Eugene Murphy
S. J
St Louis University
Father Murphy
Duke Albrecht of Wuerttemberg Dies at 73 in Stuttgart
Duke Albrecht of Wuerttemberg, age 73 and former commander of one of Germanys armies in World War I, died Sunday in Stuttgart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Germany
Albrecht of
Appointment of Executor in Estate of Henry L. Barto Iowa
Notice announces that on October 28 1939 the signer was duly appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Henry L Barto late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors are asked to make prompt payment and claimants must file their claims with the Linn County Iowa District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Bartolate
Linn County
Iowa
Linn Cou
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Lee Girl
Naomi Miller
Mrs. Barth
E.C. Hoyt
Chester Bealls
Goitre
L. L. Dolson
Chiropractor
C. R. Sav. Bank
D. OF
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E. B. Rohns
Tanida Camp Fire
Mrs. Castek
Coe Pleiades
Jess Manes
Scout Mothers Meeting
Grace Hersom
Honor Milvoy Horskrys
Jane Wright
Mrs. Bristow
Voters League Group
O.E.S. Auxiliary
Mrs. Kaufman
Flapper
By Sylvia
Sanford
Save Middleman
U. S
Canada
America
Opticians
Lae Onal Opti
First Avenue NE
Sati
Roosevelt
Rock Island By
Mount Mercy
Harry Upmier
Fisher
Fisher, Attorneys
St. Joseph Win
Hutchinson's
Killian
the Killian Company
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