Tournament For Contract Players To Be Held Friday
A contract bridge tournament opens Friday at 7 45 p m at the Roosevelt hotel for AL players. Top score cups will be awarded to high scorers. Readers note Moore and Moss Hurst appear in event details with several names and addresses listed in a long, partially legible transcription. The program mentions Big Sister Work and a return of participants to Columbus and Columbia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al P
Che Talitann
Coe
Esuchier
Snd
Columms
Moss Coguweme
Moss Hewson
Ai Stephens Co
Moss Hurst Wu
Foca
Public Library Opens Childrens Room This Evening
The children's room at the public library will open starting this evening with hours from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. On Saturdays the room will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Picnic Dinner Honors Dr and Mrs E J Barta Visitors
Mr and Mrs Frank Ehrenberger hosted a picnic dinner at their 1825 E avenue NW home in honor of Dr and Mrs E J Barta of Cincinnati Ohio and their children Alberta Marie and Arthur Edward who spent a month in the city. Out of town guests included families from Williamsburg Swisher Basfax and Cedar Rapids along with Iowa City residents. Dr and Mrs Barta and their children will return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ehrenberger
E Avenue
E. J Barta
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alberta Marie
Arthur Edward
Barta
Frank Lenoch
Walter Lenoch
Robert Paul Boland
Williamsburg
Clement Driscoll
Parnell
Frank Shebhetka
Joe Byerabend
T Basfax
SEL
West Ant A
Wdooth Dvorak
Frank Parizek
Swisher
Robert Hess
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Frank Paula
James Colbert
William Werba
Vincent Dvorak
Joe Poula
Olive Ceynor
Fox garage honors Arthur Eaton at steak fry
The Fox garage employees hosted a steak fry for Arthur Eaton who will leave the company soon for new employment. Guests included Mr and Mrs Eaton, Mr and Mrs Dwight Peck and daughter Dorothy, Mr and Mrs Arthur Fox and sons Jerry and Botea, all of Cedar Rapids, and Mr and Mrs Wade Lefebure of Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Garage
Arthur Eaton
Chain Jakes
Eaton
Dwight Peck
Dorothy
Arthur Fox
Jerry and
Botea
Cedar Rapids
Wade Lefebure
Farfax
Community Names Mrs Yarcho and Earl Tu in St Paul Notice
Mr Earl Tu of St Paul Minnesota and John and Marilyn have their home after days with Mrs Yarcho Carrie at 1112 Furst Ave W. Mr Yarcho works as a government civil engineer in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl TU i
St Paul
Minn
John
Marilyn
Yarchos
Carrie Yarcho
Furst « Nue W
Yarcho
S Paul
Out-of-town guests visit Mrs Lowe hosting Victoria Tro members
Out-of-town guests in the home of Mrs. George W. Lowe over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. R William Lee of East Chicago Indiana and Mrs E J Rademachre of No hemia Hr. Mrs Lowe, Mrs Lee and Mrs Rademachre were four every members of The Victoria Tro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lowe
R. William Lee
East Chicago
Ind
E. J Rademachre
Nohemia
Lowe
Lee
Rademachre
The
Victoria Tro
Aunt Het Seeks Bible Replacement for Keepsake Filled Bible
Local note shares Aunt Het needing a new Bible after her old one filled with keepsakes. She explains the book is so full it cannot hold any more mementos.
New York social service study under Mrs Cortera Derurger
Mrs Cortera Derurger, noted in New York circles, announced a study on pediatric social work at the New York Setuo. For several years she has led in advertising at a major firm. Mrs Bee Deniieer attended as honored guest. Muss Denmunger presented with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mss
Cortera
Muss Denmunger
Social at Wapsie cabin hosts Shanks and guests
Mr and Mrs Stewart Shank entertained members of their club at their cabin on the Wapsie near Waubeek. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dale Reece and daughter Mary Ellen, Mr and Mrs Lyle Finefield and daughter Shirley, and Mr and Mrs Norman Sheldon and daughter Martha Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Shank
Wapsie
Waubeek
Dale Reece
Mary Ellen
Lyle Finefield
Shirley
Norman Sheldon
Martha Jane
Epworth League Hosts Farewell Party For College Bound Members
The Epworth League of John Huss Methodist Church held a Wednesday evening gathering in the church parlors to honor three members departing for college. Mr and Mrs J Gantz Jr were also celebrated on their recent marriage. Guests Yaroslav Zivney and Frederick Anderson plan to attend the University of Iowa this fall, while Joseph Loufek will go to Iowa State College at Ames. The league will sponsor an ice cream social at the church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
John Huss Methodist Church
J. Gantz, Jr
King's Daughters Plan Rummage Sale at Commonwealth Tea Room
Grace Walpoicheule led a King's Daughters luncheon and business meeting at the Commonwealth tea room. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held this month and the next meeting was set for September 17 at Mrs. C S Day's home, 1534 Bever Avenue SE.
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King's Daughters
Grace ‘Walpoicheule
Commonwealth Tea Room
C S. Day
Bever Avenue
Rev Mr and Mrs Moss Visit Pleasant Hill Guests From Omaha
The Rev Mr Moss and his wife are due in Pleasant Hill from Omaha Nebraska this evening to stay with Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong. They recently lived in Persian where the Rev Mr Moss served in invasion service. Friday evening Mr and Mrs Armstrong host a reception and open house for friends of the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res
Mervyn . Moss
Omaha Neb
Robert Armstrong
Pleasant Hill
Mosses
Moss
Acstrong
Mrs W R Cherry Honored at Nolan Muscel Shower
Mrs W R Cherry a recent bride was guest of honor at a muscel aneous shower given by Miss Kathryn Marshand and Miss Ber nice Naan at the Nolan home 1033 Third avenue SW Wednesday A puffer uncheon was served with fa yers and decorations in pink white and silver Gifts were presented the guest of honor and during the evening bridge was played with prizes going to Miss Daisy Zalesky first and Miss Maxine Paar con sQaGan traveling Guests were Miss Goldie Smith Miss Paar Miss Dorothy Wilson Miss Vernetta Timmson Miss Mildred Frazier Miss Mary Doupnik Miss Zalesky Muss Marguerite Hartman Miss Wiltrude Cherry Mrs Daisy Wickham Mrs Hazle Ringer Mrs Mildred Thomas Mrs Carrie Kouba Mrs Gladys Summy and Mrs Libbie Brimer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R Cherry
Kathryn Marshand
Bernice Naan
Nolan
Third Avenue
Fayers
Daisy Zalesky
Maxine Paar
Goldie Smith
Paar
Mass Stoll Weds Raymond Burlingame at Parents’ Home
Carolyn Stoll daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Stoll 716 Ninth Street NW married Raymond Burlingame son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Burlingame of Clinton Saturday at the bride’s parents home. The Rev P L Bornhoeft officiated and the couple plan to reside at 1301 B Avenue NE with Burlingame employed by Nash Finch.
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Mass
Carolyn Stoll
Car Stoll
Ninth Street
Raymond Burlingame
Benjamin Burlingame
Clinton
Albert Stoll
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Burlingame
P L Bornhoeft
Burlingame
B Avenue NE
Nash Finch Company
Pollock Housewarming Held at 604 Second Street NW
A housewarming was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Pollock at 604 Second Street NW. Before her marriage on June 30 at Rock Island, Mary Fiala became Mrs Pollock, with guests including Doris Andersen Charles Powell Evelyn Severe Wesley Smith Kay Happe Melvin Harbert Thelma Severe Ivan Hindman and the Pollocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pollock
Second Street
Rock Island
Local clubs schedule Friday meetings in city venues
The B and G Club of the Mac cabees meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Irma Klahn’s home. Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 holds regular session Thursday at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows hall. Ambar Grotto auxiliary starts fall with a Friday 8 p.m. meeting at Sokol hall, followed by social hour and refreshments. Women’s auxiliary to Post C, T P A meets Friday at 1 p.m. at the Elks club for luncheon and business. Royal Negeares of America Camp No 2136 meets Friday at unspecified time. refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Rebekah, Home
Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Odd Fellows Hall
Ambar
Elks Club
Frank Zanka
J. M. Long
Vau
Royal Negeareas of
America
Sey
Norden Members Return From Vasa District Meet in Des Moines
Norden members traveled from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines for the Iowa Nebraska district Vasa Lodge of America convention at Hotel Savery. Attendees enjoyed a dance and reception, banquet, luncheon, and installation ceremonies. Marie Carlson of Omaha was elected chairman and August Peterson of Cedar Rapids vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden
Des Moines
Iowa-Nebraska
Vasa Lodge of America
Hotel Savery
Marie Carlson
Omaha
Neb
Vasa Order
August Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Vasa Lodge
Marie Petersen
Ruth Rydberg
M. Woods
Christine Petersen
C. E. Anderson
Gust Kullander
Carl Ahlgren
Clifford Kullander
Doris Kullander
John M. Harcourt
Oscar Soderlund
Knute Wallen
Elmer Ahlgren
Oswald Peterson
Rudolph Peterson
Alfred Peterson
Mrs A D George to Speak at Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs A D George state president of the Women’s Missionary society of the Christian church is visiting Des Moines. She will speak at the Women’s Missionary society meeting Friday and be hosted at 216 Fifteenth street SE Thursday evening 8 to 10 for an open house and reception. All church members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A D. George
Des Moines
Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Fred Fleming
Fifteenth Street
George
Women's Missionary Society
Fleming
First Christian
Womens Missionary Society
The
First Christian Church
A D George
Miss Genevieve Darragh Returns from Evanston Visit
Miss Genevieve Darragh of 1261 Third avenue NE has returned from Evanston Illinois where she visited Mr and Mrs Richard Harding Mr and Mrs Harding had moved from Cedar Rapids last summer to reside in Evanston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Darragh
Third Avenue
Evanston, Ill
Richard Harding
Harding
Cedar Rapids
Evanston
Pettit Household Receives Guests From Tama and Hubbard Woods
Mrs. Ella Pettit of 811 Tenth Street SW hosted visits from her son EB A Pettit and daughter-in-law of Hubbard Woods Ir. and Mrs. Pettit, along with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pepmeyer of Tama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Pettit
Tenth Street
EB. A. Pettit
Hubbard Woods
Ed Pepmeyer
Tama
Mrs Richardson Hosts Afternoon Party for Visitor
Mrs W H Richardson of 319 Twenty third Street NE entertained a group of friends at her home this afternoon honoring Mrs H J Barker of Kansas City a guest in the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Richardson
Twenty-third Street
H. J Barker
Kansas
Stego
Church Groups Plan Friday Missionary Meetings
A roundup of church women’s groups lists gatherings at St Pauls Methodist Central Park Presbyterian First Baptist First Christian Westminster Presbyterian Trinity Methodist and First United Brethren with hostess names locations and start times Friday afternoon events feature devotions lessons and guest speakers including Mrs Weld and Mrs A D GeorgeDes Moines state president.
New Dressier Sports Coats For Daytime Wear
A practical fall and winter coat combines dressy details with durable materials. The semi dressy tweed coat features wrapped side fastening, soft fullness sleeves, and refined fur trim. Colors stay dark and solid in greens browns or rust, making it versatile for travel, commuting, or daytime events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parris
Mahala Pratt Guild Meeting at St Pauls Methodist Church
All ladies of the church are invited to the Mahala Pratt Guild meeting at St. Pauls Methodist Church. It will be hosted by Mrs. H. J. Foreman at 1841 Seventh Avenue SE with Mrs. C. H. Cooper assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Buchanan
Mahala Pratt Guild
St. Paul's Methodist Church
H. J Foreman
Seventh Avenue SE
C. H Cooper
Women’s association to meet for 1 pm luncheon
The Women’s association of the First Congregational church gathers at the parish house on Friday for a 1 p.m. luncheon. Mrs. A. J. Stansfield leads devotionals and Dr. Anna Allen Smith reviews the book A Daughter of Samurai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the
First Congregational Church
A. J. Stansfield
Anna Allen Smith
Local Family Returns From Chicago World’s Fair
Mr and Mrs Elmer Cox and their son Dick of 1615 Hinkley Ave NW and Mr and Mrs Arthur Cox of A16 First Street SW returned Tuesday from Chicago where they attended the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Cox
Hinkley Avenue
Arthur.Cox
First Street
Chicago
Delta Delta Delta meeting at Jane LaPlante home
All actives and alumnae of Delta Delta Delta will meet at 6 30 p m at the home of Miss Jane LaPlante 2118 Blake boulevard SE Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Jane LaPlante
Blake Boulevard
Caves Provide Homes for Over 100000 in North Africa
Caves and underground habitats shelter more than 100000 people across northern Africa, offering subterranean dwellings and community spaces in a region where terrain drives unique living arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Newspapers from 1800 Years Ago Reprinted in Rome
In Ostia near Rome archaeologist Guido Calza unearthed stone slabs with 2nd century newspaper relics. The fragments include columns devoted to church notices death reports war correspondence and congressional news. A Lancashire marker created false teeth from an old billiard ball.
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Rome
Ostia
Prapert
Archaeol
Guido Calza
Lancasshire
Eng
Fred Blink to Face Murder Charge in Deadly Slaying
Fulton Indiana. Grand jury will hear the case against Fred Blink a 45 year old Fulton truck operator wounded in a shootout after a five person death toll at Whiteside county Illinois. Blink said the killings stemmed from a debt dispute. Coroner and state attorney said Blink would be charged with murder. Police report notes a prior shooting by Patrolman Frank Kustes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Grand Jury
Fred Blink
Whiteside County
Illinois
Frank Kustes
Blink
C. M. Frye
Sterling
L. L. Wynn
Rock Falls
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Stephens
Honor Arthur Eaton
Hove
Peter Agss
Greer
Brin
Cortena Denlinger
SHANK
Epworth League Party
James Houser
Seventeenth Street
Jamie
John Savage
Eugene Smith
Arthur Stark
Keith Koehn
Donald Lehmkuhl
Mary Ellen Reese
Marjorie Dice
Merril Keyes
Margaret Clark
Caroline Savage Mars Ferris
Katrin Johnson
Barbara Jahre
Serpe Mrough
Derett
Peek Ace Ceres Chanpran
FY Switr
ROWE
Smith
Mrs. Moss
Clubs
Maccabees
Irma Klahn
Ambar Grotto
T. P. A. Auxiliary
RB. N. A
Janette Serrec
Voce Inne
Speer
Jimiree
Vasa
Mrs. George
Miss Darragh
Mrs. Pettit
Mrs. Richardson
St. Paul's Methodist
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
J. E. Patterson
Twentieth Street NE
R. S. Toogood
J. E. Ives
C. T. Reynolds
R. E. Heal
H. J. Hartman
Grace Rich
Foreign Society
Lucy Wang
Polvens
China
Miss Wang
Central Park
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Central Park Presbyterian Church
P. A. Osborne
Center Point Road
Agnes Horton
Ray Anderson
West Indies
Delbert Nicholson
Warren Hansen
Glen Rodgers
H. C. DeWitt
W. Foster
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Walter Schroedemier
Severn
I Hardesty
Fifth Street NW
Hardesty
Merritt Heath
First Avenue E
Wagner
Circle No 4
W T Longstaff
Twelfth Street
Howard Britton
Circle Four
Westminster Mission
Wwormnens Missionary Society
Wweatminster Presbyterian Church
Mire Os EF Sherrard
Thomas Scotton
LD Weld
Guy Clark
A. G Evans
Trinity Methodist
Ladien Ald Society
Trinity Methodist Church
First United Brethren
Womans Missionary Society
First United Brethren Church
Amos Parrish
First Congregational
Delta Delta Delta
LY Bar
Millinery Mart
Gem Laboratories
New York
J. C. Landenberger
First Avenue East
Fred
Linn County
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
U. S
Lux
Ife
Indvce
Petstoes
Bishop Cafeteria
First Agence SE
Cedar Rapids’ Bargain Shoe Cent
2Nd Avenue
Mien
Alue
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