Woman's Club of C and N railway held annual meeting
The Woman's club of the C and N railway system met at the YWCA for its first year meeting. Mutual service chair E J Zadnichek reported summer work while Ways and Means chair A A Hottel outlined the year and a rummage sale planned for October with exact date to be announced. Refreshments were served by officers and Mrs George Hayes won a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
C and N. W
E. J. Zadnichek
Mutual Service
A. A. Hottel
Ways and Means
George Hayes
Sander family motor trip through Minnesota and state fair
Mr and Mrs Russell Sander cock and their sons Jimmy and Dickie returned after a week long drive through Minnesota. They visited C C Sandercock in St Paul attended the state fair and fished at Big Stone Lake near Big Stone City. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Charles Reiser of Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sandercock
Second Avenue SE
Jimmy
Dickie
Minnesota
St. Paul
C. C. Sandercock
Big Stone Lake
Big Stone City
Charles Reiser
Fredericksburg
Gloucester and Audubon guests attend Reynolds McLaughlin wedding
Miss Lois Wormick of Gloucester New Jersey and Miss Grace Anderson of Audubon New Jersey arrive to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Lemley at 2535 Vernoncourt SE ahead of the Saturday wedding of Miss Lucile Reynolds and Howard McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Reynolds
Howard McLaughlin
Lois Wormick
Gloucester
N J
Grace Anderson
Audubon
Russell W. Lemley
Vernoncourt
Mrs Hoffman Honored at Cedar Rapids Bank Shower
Mrs Jack Hoffman formerly Miss Ruth Beachler was feted at a Wednesday Glow room shower hosted by Cedar Rapids Savings Bank women employees. Court whist prizes went to Miss Bessie Koutny Miss Dorothy Hubler and Mrs Evelyn Burianek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hoffman
Ruth Beachler
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Gas Company
Bessie Koutny
Dorothy Hubler
Evelyn Burianek
Hubler
Nell Hinshaw
Miss Olson
Emma Pnovsky
Marylou Wiley
Lois Wiley
Berndine Backhaus
Bernadete Lusson
Frances Rees
Sally McAllen
Margaret Woods
Catherine Anderson
Alice Redel
Virginia Powell
Blanche Kubec
Esther Adair
Burianek
Audrey Wheeler
Margaret Day
Genevieve Jarboe
Bonnie Herring
Jewell Finch
Picnic Dinner Honoring Mrs Lannan at Konecny Cottage
Mr and Mrs W G Konecny host a Thursday evening picnic dinner at their Wapsie river cottage to honor Mrs Phillip J Lannan of West Point Nebraska visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Walter J French and Mr French. Guests include Mr and Mrs French Mr and Mrs J R Haney Mr and Mrs E F Frana Mr and Mrs W J Phelan Mr and Mrs W B Ives Mr and Mrs H L Morehead and Mr and Mrs M F Robb of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Konecny
Park Avenue
Wapsie River
Phillip J. Lannan
West Point
Neb
Walter J. French
French
Eighteenth Street
J. R Haney
E. F. Frana
W. J. Phelan
W. B. Ives
H. L. Morehead
M. F. Robb
Marion
Miss Gwen Nolan Enters Cornell College as Freshman
Miss Gwen Nolan daughter of Mr and Mrs Nolan leaves 51 6 Twenty third Street SE for Mount Vernon to begin freshman year at Cornell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Nolan
Nelson and Crog Head to Purdue for Chemistry Assistants
George Nelson of 1829 Bever Avenue SE and Dick Crog of Minneapolis left Wednesday for Lafayette Indiana to take assistantships in Purdue University chemistry department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nelson
Bever Avenue
Dick Crog
Minneapolis
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Mrs Zenisek Hosts Peppy Pals Lunch and Bridge
Mrs. John R. Zenisek entertained the Peppy Pals club at lunch and bridge on a Wednesday afternoon at 1129 K Avenue NW. Prizes were won by Mrs. Frank Countryman and Mrs. Hubert Wamser. Other attendees included Mesdames Cronin, Richard Loufek, Elmer Harty, John Novotny and James Fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Zenisek
K Avenue NW
Bridge
Frank Countryman
Hubert Wamser
Mesdames Cronin
Richard Loufek
Elmer Harty
John Novotny
James Fielding
Harmonious Fifty to Hold Meeting and Dance
The Harmonious Fifty announces a Saturday 8 30 p.m. meeting and dance at the Y W C A. Members are urged to bring guests and participate in the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonious
Y.W C.A
Nola Berger Returns From Illinois Luther League Visit
Miss Nola Berger of 1407 Sixth Avenue SE has returned from Chicago where she visited friends and attended the Luther League convention of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Berger
Sixth Avenue SE
Chicago
Illinois
Mrs Ladd Returns From Western Trip
Mrs F G Ladd of 215 Second Avenue SW has returned after two weeks touring Estes Park Colorado and other western points. She was accompanied by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs N O Halvorson of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue
Estes Park
Colo
West
N. O. Halvorson
Cedar Falls
Bobby Hinkin Honored On Birthday
Bobby Hinkin son of the Rev Mr and Mrs Thomas Hinkin was honored Wednesday evening at a surprise party for his thirteenth birthday. Games and music filled the festivities with friends present including Tom Grayston Joe Afflerbaugh Dale Ferguson Valjean Prather Howard Sawyer and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Hinkin
Thomas Hinkin
C Avenue NE
Tom Grayston
Joe Afflerbaugh
Dale Ferguson
Valjean Prather
Howard Sawyer
Mary Ellen Stamy
Imogene Lubben
Kathleen Hansen
Mary Ann Mason
Virginia Snyder
Mary Conn
Mrs Storrs Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon and Games
Mrs F O Storrs hosted her bridge club at Mrs Wurster’s tea room for lunch on Thursday then guests moved to the Storrs home to play bridge afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F O. Storrs
First Avenue E
Wurster
Storrs
Mount Mercy Alumnae Luncheon Saturday at Kilian's Tea Room
The Mount Mercy alumnae monthly luncheon is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. in Kilian's Tea Room. Reservations should be made by Friday evening with Georgianne Ryan at 2 3944 or Charlotte Hubbard at 2 0383.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Killian’s
Georgianne Ryan
Dial
Charlotte Hubbard
Mrs Linsley Hosts King's Daughters Luncheon in Se
Mrs John Linsley hosted Silver Chain circle of the King's Daughters at luncheon on Wednesday with Mrs O B McGuire assisting. Devotions led by Mrs Keith DeBolt from Louise Leibert's Meditations on Essential Baggage. Verle Jones elected delegate and McGuire alternate to the state convention in Oskaloosa the first week in October. DeBolt, a past president, received an honor pearl. guest H J Sindahl attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Linsley
First Avenue SE
Silver Chain Circle
King’s Daughters
O B. McGuire
Keith DeBolt
Louise Leibert
Verle Jones
McGuire
Oskaloosa
DeBolt
Tri Delta meeting held Wednesday afternoon
Members of the Tri Delta sorority gathered in the chapter rooms for a Wednesday afternoon meeting to discuss chapter business and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Chi Omega Meeting Calls Alumnae to Chapter Rooms
Chi Omega activities will meet tonight at 7 in the chapter rooms. All alumnae members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHI Omega
Baptism Guests Include Sibbing as Godparents
Mr and Mrs Harry F Haller hosted over the weekend Mr and Mrs Henry A Sibbing of Chicago who served as godparents to the Haller grandson. Also present were the Rev James Waery and family of Iowa City Mr and Mrs Laurence E White and Mr and Mrs Eidon Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Haller
Fourth Street
Henry A. Sibbing
Chicago
Sibbing
Stratosphere Allows Direct Sun Vision Without Discomfort
A statement explains that flying in the stratosphere enables direct sun gaze without discomfort due to the near absence of atmospheric matter that would normally refract and scatter sunlight. It notes the high altitude reduces hazards from sun exposure and atmospheric diffusion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandercocks
New Jersey
Mrs. Hoffman
W. G. Konecnys
Lannan
Cornell College
Purdue
Mrs. Ladd
Mrs. Storrs
Mount Mercy Alumnae
Hallers
America
Robin Hood
THE
Lone Ranger
Iowa
Smulekoff
Smulekoff’s
Axminsters
Veglvets
Smulckoff's
Hightstown
Bigelow-Sanford
Firth
Mohawk
McGee, Beatty, Cochrane
Alexander Smith
Masland
Smalekoff's
American Orientals
Orient
Axminster
Bigelow
Smulekoffs Smulekofis
Third Avenue
Third Ave
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