Club Activities Enter Full Swing At Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon clubs move into a busy week with Entre Nous hosting a picnic at Mrs R A Nelson s home, Sorosis dinner at Mrs Charles Maybauer s home, and Altruria meeting at the Methodist church. New Century plans a luncheon at Mrs J Pee s home while Ingleside, the Cornell faculty conference, and various Kensingtons and social gatherings fill the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Entre Nous
R. A. Nelson
Charles Maybauer
Sorosis
E. E. Moots
E. Baker
J B Robinson
Eleanor Locke
Bessie Wallis
Ida Jordan
Alice Nauman
Altruria
New Century
J . Pee
George Franks
Gertrude Munger
Ross Emerson
J. F. Keve
Ingleside
Frances Regina Long
Charles Long
Monroe
Cyrus Herbert Burgstahler
H J. Burgstahler
Methodist Church
Long Home
Cornell
Biderman
Upper Palisades
Roy Low
Fred Travis
Bridge
Travis Home
James France
C .S. Mer
Tipton
Justin Edwards
Portland
Ore
J Peery
Emory
F. M. McGaw
B. C. Moorhead
Presbyterian Church
Bernice Becker
Geraldine Bryant
Martin B. Andelfinger
Dubuque
Davenport
Glenn Rowley
Methodist Youth Movement
Evanston, MI
W. G. Grant
Miles
Willard Maybauer
Chicago
M. B. Waln
Elmer Bergmann
Montpelier
Chiefs Association of Pythian Sisters
George Robbins
D. E. Hedges
Carl Travis
C. W. Neff
Local Bridge Events And Prizes At Jesup Clubs
Jesup social clubs held meetings Tuesday and Friday with several prize winners. The FB O F bridge club was hosted by Mrs L M Roberts where favors went to Mesdam es E H Parker C G Roberts and PF R Place. The Double Eight five hundred club met with Mrs D D Handley. prizes awarded to Mrs Margaret Trumbauer and Mrs Jestin Carroll. The O F club gathered with Mrs R L Bordner on Friday and the Loyalty circle met at the home of Mrs Alma Fuller on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
L. M Roberts
Mesdames E. H Parker
C G Roberts
PF. R. Place
D D Handley
Margaret Trumbauer
Jestin Carroll
R L. Bordner
Alma, Fuller
Wellman Bride Leona Zillmer Weds John Krotz at Home
Miss Leona Zillmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Zillmer of near Wellman and John Krotz of Ainsworth were married at the brides parents home Wednesday at 7 30 pm by Rev Thomas Oshart. The couple will reside near Ainsworth. the bride has taught in rural schools nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Zillmer
Lewis Zillmer
Wellman
John Krotz
Ainsworth
Thomas Oshart
Star And Sprig Quilt Pattern For Bed Spread
The article outlines a planned star and sprig quilt design for a single bed, detailing finished top size 72 by 105 inches, suggested materials including sheets, and steps for appliqued or pieced construction. It explains panel divisions 30 by 60 inches, border strips, pillow panel placement, and instructions for drafting and cutting patterns with 12 by 30 and 6 by 12 inch pieces.
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Nancy
Quilt Club
Bridgette club hosts and bridge scores noted
Tipton society activity includes Bridgette club hostess Mrs George Fraseur and high tally by Mrs Forest Fraseur with low by Mrs Brady Handley. Past Chiefs club meets with Mrs Roy Glick. Bridge winners include Mrs Raymond Maurer high and Mrs Huda Hoon low. Women of the Moose and Methodist class events noted with hostesses and new officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fraseur
Forest Fraseur
Brady Handley Low
Chiefs Club
Roy Glick
Raymond Maurer
Huda Hoon
Low
of the Moose
Kathryn Carlisle
James Maurer
Abbie Gerber
George Laird
F B Cobb
Martha Woods
Carroll
Thomas Spear
R E White
J C Leatherberry
A G Keller
E. Wisener
J W. Fisher
PFE
Harry Nephew
Vera Soll
Kildare Club
George Worsham
Eastern Star Picnic Invites Tipton Chapter Families
Mrs Clara Gillam and consolation members of Tipton chapter invite Order of Eastern Star families to a twelfth district picnic at Anamosa State Park today.
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Clara Gillam
Tipton
Order of Eastern Star
Anamosa State Park
Local Social Gatherings Highlight Stanard and Danshill Households
Millersburg notes show Mrs Rosena Stanard hosting a bridge party on Tuesday and Mrs Alice Danshill entertaining the Dorcas society on Thursday. Attendees include Mrs Lena Stanard and her daughters Marvin and Meridith, Miss Louise Thornton of Cedar Rapids, and numerous Stanard and Dansdill relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosena Stanard
Ab Bridge
Alice Danshill
Dorcas Society
Lena Stanard
Marvin
Meridith
Louise Thornton
Cedar Rapids
Amelia Goodman
North English
Kit Roberts
Hilda Bauer
Gladys Pope
Ida Merck
Mary van Horn
Jennie Stanard
Adria van Horn
Nellie Pope
Lena Goodman
Violet Lacy
Linta Brown
Marie Pope
Minnie Faas
Maggie Pope
Reather Danshill
Mary Pope
Dot Dyson
Savannah Pope
Phoebe Stanard
Alice Dansdill
Catherine Sweet
Erma Dansdill
Calmar Women Host Luncheon and Aid Society Gatherings
Calmar Catholic women enjoyed a luncheon at the church hosted by Mesdames Will Karbel, Mr Cullow, Joseph Grestne, John Breuning, George Littam, Harry Hastings, Felix Timp, and Joseph Koch. Miss Matilda Haukedahl and Mrs Emmet Stromsoch and Mrs Clarence Nesvik organized the Lutheran Ladies Aid. The Community Ladies Aid met with Mrs JFP Conover. Loretta Frana and Wilma Evenson hosted a theater party and home gathering for Margaret Appleby of Washington DC with guests Jean Conover, Alice Sanders, Edna Rathmeyer, Dorothy Uher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Karbel
Cullow
Joseph Grestne
John Breuning
George Littam
Harry Hasting
Felix Timp
Joseph Koch
Matilda Haukedahl
Emmet Stromsoch
Clarence Nesvik
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Community Ladies Aid
Jfp Conover
Loretta Frana
Wilma Evenson
Evenson
Margaret Appleby
Washington, DC
Jean Conover
Alice Sanders
Edna Rathmeyer
Dorothy Uher
Star and Sprig Quilt Blocks Request Notice
An archival item requests readers to mail ten cents per missing Star and Sprig quilt block and enclose a stamped self addressed envelope. Address Nancy Page care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Copyright 1934.
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Nancy Page
The
Cedar Rapids
Neighborhood church ladies host social with officers listed
Walker Mrs. Thomas Gardner hosted a Wednesday gathering for the Neighborhood church ladies with officers named: President Mrs. M. C Mette, vice president Mrs. Thomas Gardner, secretary Mrs. Fred King, and treasurer Mrs. Frank Assmus. The Legion auxiliary was hosted Tuesday by Mrs D W Hyde.
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Thomas Gardner
M. C Mette
Fred King
Frank Assmus
Legion Auxiliary
D W Hyde
Frank Takes
J U Cunningham
Donald McKee
Guy Whitson
Andrew Kuhn
John Edwards
Hawkeye Mis A 1D Knox entertained the book club
Ludeman entertained the K U K Indies Thursday at the meeting of the local book club with casual discussion and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Knox
Book Club
Ludeman
Delhi Legion Auxiliary elects officers at meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs Elvira Rimmer new officers were chosen. President Reva Engel first vice president Opal Clark second vice president Ollie Cramer secretary Bertha Swinburne treasurer Elvira Rimmer sergeant at arms Alice Jones chaplain Helen Pulver and historian Adeline Wintenburg were named. Opal Clark reported on the state convention at Des Moines. Next meeting set for Sept 19 at Mrs Ole Cramer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Elvira Rimmer
Reva Engel
Opal Clark
Ollie Cramer
Bertha Swinburne
Alice Jones
Helen Pulver
Adeline Wintenburg
Des Moines
Ole Cramer
Walford Teachers Return to Rural Schools
Walford area reports many teachers leaving last week for new posts. William Brog becomes superintendent at Prairieburg and others named include Ben Ratter Creston Frank Schlueter Solon Eualenn Sampson Fairfax Mre Joe Flick Fairfax and Viola Sampson Watkins. New staff at nearby rural schools include Miss Anna Bezdek Mrs Leo Ro Vasley Miss Barbara Brusha and Miss Wuma Schlueter resuming duties.
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Walford
William Brog
Prairieburg
Ben Ratter Creston
Frank Schlueter
Solon
Eualenn Sampson
Fairfax
Joe Flick
Viola Sampson Watkins
Here
Anna Bezdek
Leo Ro Vasley
Barbara Brusha
Wuma Schlueter
Riverside church wedding and local social notes
Miss Catherine Walsh wed Paul Knebel at Riverside St Marys with Monsignor Walsh officiating. Attendants include Miss Magdalen Walsh and Ivo Croll. The bride and groom plan to live on the bridegroom’s farm north of Riverside. Also reported are a Wellman WellmanKrotz marriage and various club activities with hosting and prizes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Catherine Walsh
Paul Knebel
Bernadine Veggy
John M. Walsh
Ottumwa
B. Jacobsmeier
Mr. Brady
Buffalo
Wyo
Walsh
Magdalen Walsh
Ivo Croll
C. W. Walsh
St. Mary’s School
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Flora Knebel
John Knebel
St. Patrick’s School
Iowa
Willam Griffin
G. A. White
Iva McCreedy
Leona Zillmer
Wellman
John Krotz
Anna Krotz
Riverside
Osborne
Methodist Church
Marie Yoder
Kalona
Farewell Gatherings Honor Nordykes Before Moving
Maynard communities bid farewell to C. H. Nordyke and Ruth Nordyke with events at Legion hall and Presbyterian classes. Attendees include Harold Malven, Robert Malven, Howard Ingels, Velma Jennison, Irene Haas, Milo Shores, plus Mrs. S. T. Payne and other local members.
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Modern Woodman Order
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
C. H. Nordyke
Marshalltown
Nordyke
Presbyterian Fidelis
T. Payne
Ruth Nordyke
Harold Malven
Robert Malven
Howard Ingels
Annabel Ingels
Floyd Henniges
Velma
W. F. Caldwell
S. T. Payne
Ed Ponsar
G. J. Chalke
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Cemetery Association
Charles Malven
Clermont Bride Honored With Postnuptial Shower and Picnic
Clermont residents report a postnuptial shower and picnic at Mrs. Len Simek's home for Mrs. Alfred Baechler, a recent bride, hosted by the Business and Professional Women's club. Bridg e and visiting guest events follow, with high score won by Mrs. Clifton. Priscilla Working Band met at the Lutheran church with hostesses listed. OES meeting ended with lunch hosted by the Henderson couples and Andine Vasby delivering a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Baechler
Len Simek
Business and Professional Women's Club
Jay White
Bridge
Phillmore
Riverside, Til
Clifton
Priscilla
Lutheran Church
E. E. Bilden
Agnes Bilden
Martin Nelson
Oscar Relerson
George Washburn
R. S. Henderson
B. O Henderson
Andine Vasby
Wagners mark twenty fifth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Albert Wagner celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary entertaining relatives and Davenport friends. Card prizes went to Mrs Ed Praksch Mrs Joe Moravek Mrs Henry Wunder Carl Wagner and Elmer Schraeder. Mrs Earl Kitts honored Miss Hattie Klahn of Cedar Rapids Wednesday with guests including Mrs Gus Horst
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Albert Wagner
Davenport
Ed Praksch
Joe Moravek
Henry Wunder
Carl Wagner
Elmer Schraeder
Earl Kitts
Hattie Klahn
Cedar Rapids
Gus Horst
Oxford Junction Club Meets for Women Group Notes
The Mothers club met with Mrs. Herman Martens and assistants on Wednesday. The Larkin club gathered with Mrs. Albert Wagner. Card scores crowned Mrs. Harry Smith first, Mrs. Otto Klahn second, and Mrs. Henry Boettger third. Reformed church Ladies Aid met Thursday hosted by Mrs. Alfred Endorf. Harold Bouschlucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bouschlicker, gave a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boettger
The
Reformed Church Ladies Aid Society
Anamosa Social Events Highlight Week Activities
Anamosa residents enjoyed a week of gatherings. Miss Lora Houston hosted guests and traveled with Miss Marjorie Houston to Glencoe Tl. Congregational church planned fall night. Several local clubs held meetings and a bus trip with Iowa Farm Women’s club occurred near Whittier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Houston
Harriet Cunningham
Miss Houston
Marjorie Houston
Glencoe
Congregational Church
John Goodman
M. C. Crispin
Maude Barnes
Mae Birk
Jennie Birk
H. C. Metcalf
Todd
J. W. McLees
A. E. Walton
A. G. Remley
M. H. Weiss
Anamosa
Homer Hanna
W. A. Hale
Congregational Women's Missionary Society
T. M. Miller
J. A. Hartman
Iowa Farm Women's Club
Ray Starry
Whittier
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lara Hanna
Lara. Houston
D. E. Ruffier
E. G. Rawson
B. I. McLaughlin
J. D. Paul
Kenneth Humpal
R. L. LaChappelle
R. D. McIntyre
Wapsipinicon Country Club
Whittier Community Association Programs Evening Event
A Whittier Community association program led by Mrs. Archie Post was held at the hall on Thursday. Rev. Mr. Badger of Springville performed piano numbers and led the Springville male quartet with Dr. Pirie Fred Taylor John Yo com and Dr. Wells. Miss Nettie Brown read and Rev. Mr. Hartzell gave an illustrated talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Community Association
Archie Post
Badger
Springville
Dr. Pirie
Fred Taylor
John Yocom
Dr. Wells
Mr. Badger
Nettie Brown
Hartzell
Victor Couple Wed in Huntsville Mo Offer
Last week, Miss Margaret Gwin daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Gwin Victor and Clinton E Reedy son of Mr and Mrs L D Reedy Ladora were married in Huntsville Missouri on March 9 Victor Tri Cities picnic in Victor today unites old residents for annual hometown gathering last year the event was in Rock Island
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Margaret Gwin
J. R. Gwin
Victor
Clinton E. Reedy
L. D. Reedy
Ladora
Pine
Huntsville
Presbyterian ladies hosted by Newhall trio at Kaeberle home
Newhall Mrs. O. Kaeberle Mrs. E. E. Stedman and Mrs. A. B. Fuller entertained Presbyterian ladies Wednesday at the Kaeberle residence. The Legion Auxiliary held a benefit card party Tuesday in Legion hall with Christie Williams winning first and C. E. Tuttle second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Kaeberle
E. E. Stedman
A. B. Fuller
Kaeberle
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Christie Williams
C. E. Tuttle
Methodist Ladies Aid Elect Officers at Elgin Meeting
Elgin Methodist Ladies Aid elected Miss Verle Kniel as president and Mrs. Sadie DeSart as vice president. Secretary is Mrs. Joanna Hughes and treasurer Mrs. Ida Thoma. The group also listed students heading to colleges this fall including William Welble and Le Roy Rothlishberger at Iowa State College and Rose Reitz at St Luke's nurses training Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Verle Kniel
Sadie DeSart
Joanna Hughes
Ida Thoma
William Welble
le Roy Rothlishberger
Iowa State College
Lewis Thoma
Fred Lauer
Robert Steele
Elmer Meyer
Upper Town U
Erma Grether
Gates Business College
Waterloo
Rose Reitz
St. Luke's Nurses’ Training
Cedar Rapids
Ladies Aid Society Social at Buck Creek Methodist Church
Hopkinton Buck Creek Methodist Ladies Aid plans a social afternoon at the home of Mrs. Manly Ratcliff on Thursday. A Grief family reunion drew sixty five members at Frank Schockmoehle home last Sunday with many relatives listed from Hopkinton Farley Cedar Rapids Cascade Independence Worthington and Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Buck Creek Methodist Church
Manly Ratcliff
Frank Schockmoehle
Emil Greif
Fred Stevens
Phil DeShaw
Frank Jasper
Edith Miller
Hopkinton
Ida Greif
Farley
Joe A. Lattner
Steve Pardera
Jane Rosalyn
Frances Stoll
Cedar Rapids
Peter Smith
Glenn Jeffers
Frederick
Marie Kelchen
Cascade
Peter J. Greif
Fred
Worthington
Glen Greif
Carl Greif
Adeline Smitz
Reta Greif
Independence
Keota PEO Chapter Plans Two Initiates at Memorial Meeting
Keota Chapter CM PEO opened the year with a memorial meeting at Mrs. George J. Lyle's home. Plans were made to initiate two PEO daughters, Mrs. Victor Weber and Miss Helen Kirkpatrick. The service was written by Mrs. E. F. E. Bower and run by Mrs. C. D. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. F. A. Klein, and Mrs. J. Singmaster. Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tiffany of Los Angeles arrived for a visit with Stewart relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Lyle
Victor Weber
Helen Kirkpatrick
E. FE. Bower
C. D. Kirkpatrick
F. A. Klein
J. Singmaster
Roscoe Tiffany
Los Angeles
Calif
Tiffany
J. W. Stewart
Stewart
Mrs Tiffany Plans Month Long Iowa Visit to Family Homes
Latter part of the week sees Mrs Tiffany traveling to Iowa for a month or more visiting her sisters Mrs George McCarty in Oskaloosa and Mrs R B Allender in Boone. She will also visit her daughter Mrs Marc Stewart in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany
Iowa
George McCarty
Oskaloosa
R. B. Allender
Boone
Marc Stewart
Iowa City
Mount Auburn meeting and club notices in town paper
Mount Auburn The Past Noble Grand association will meet with Mrs. Grover Wiese Friday evening with Mrs. Adolph Reinhart and Annabell Wiest as assisting hostesses, Mrs. Emma Watson will have charge of the lesson. Mrs. John Healy entertained the Sorosis club Thursday, Mrs. Carl Lamb led the lesson. Officers elected by the Methodist Ladies Aid are: Mrs. Chester Johnson president, Mrs. John Dorland vice-president, Mrs. Ernest C. Welton secretary and Mrs. Edward R. Petersen treasurer. NEWLYWEDS see money-saving bargains in household goods under classification 29 in Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association
Grover Wiese
Adolph Reinhart
Annabell Wiest
Emma Watson
John Healy
Sorosis Club
Carl Lamb
Methodist Ladies Aid
Chester Johnson
John Dorland
Ernest C. Welton
Edward R. Petersen
Ann Harding Stars In The Fountain At OWA Start
Ann Harding leads Radio Pictures season opener The Fountain at the OWA theater starting Monday. Charles Morgan’s tale of a woman and a man torn by honor and love unfolds with Brian Aherne and Paul Lukas as rivals in the emotional triangle. Velveteen fashion notes describe college girl attire and tweed coats in the backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NN Harding
OWA
Charles Morgan
Ann Harding
Brian Aherne
Paul Lukas
Pare Allel
Morris Sanford’s. Sheaffer
Sheaffer
Fall shopping drives crowds to shops for clothing and gadgets
Elegant autumn days push shoppers to generous buying sprees as stores brim with clothes furnishings and gadgets. The writer offers to shop on readers behalf and invites notes care of The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Lamps on sale at Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
The Iowa Electric Light and Power Co offers lamps on sale for 3.95 with white bases and shades in white or pleated silk. Lamps are valued up to 6.50 and presented as great bargains for home decor or gifts including wedding presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power CO
Iowa Electric Light & Power CO
New Ribbed Fabric Promises Shiny and Dull Ribs for Fall
A new dress fabric features alternating rib textures with one rib shiny and the next dull. Gold or silver threads are woven in, and dolman sleeves are forecast to be popular this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolman
Fried Spring Chicken Special at Bishop Cafe Teria
The Bishop Cafe Teria runs a daily fried spring chicken special with mashed potatoes and gravy. Diners are urged to bring the whole family for a swellegant fried chicken dinner and enjoy a convenient Sunday dinner alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Bishop's
Bishop’s
LASSWELL STUDIO Offers Christmas Miniature Portraits
The LASSWELL STUDIO promotes a holiday special on hand colored miniature portraits on ivory paper in gold frames priced at 3.50. Frames feature delicate gold filigree or a white silver finish, with miniatures made on porcelain simulated ivory or ivory paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasswell
Fall Color Trends Highlight Diverse Palette
The article notes a broad fall color range including gray orange paired with pale green scarfs bright dark blue with black warm yellowish brown and even purple offering varied styling options for the season.
Conversion Burner Rental Plan From Cedar Rapids Gas Co
A local ad promotes a gas conversion burner offered by Cedar Rapids Gas Co. The plan features installation now and a $3.00 monthly rental for the heating season, with end of term credit toward purchase if kept. The unit is fully automatic and promises stable comfort. Call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gas CO
Gas Co
New Process cleans woolen and fur garments with odor-free finish
If a son or daughter leaves for school soon, consider Zoric cleaned and pressed woolen and silk clothes. The New Process offers a thorough clean without odor and a special fur collar treatment to revitalize fur. Call in the morning to ease clothing worries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Vernon
Castile
Sara Park
Salon de Beaute
Florence la Ganke
Ston
Beacon Shoes
Helm’s
Millersburg
Calmar
Walker
Hawkeye
Delhi
Brabbit-Taylor Music Co
Kresge
Maynard
Clermont
Wheatland
Roosevelt Florentine Room
Hotel Roosevelt
Cadow
Mgr
Newhall
Elgin
Keota
Mount Auburn
Lillian Ludy Beauty Shop
16Th Ave
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