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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1933
Page
3
A reader complains a mother is too busy for family activities and may regret losing her children's companionship. Miss Manners advises balancing time with kids and pursuing adult plans without neglecting family.
Oelwein hosts a large O E S group gathering with luncheon at the Masonic temple and a 8 p m evening session at the temple. Grand officers from seventeen chapters attend with Mrs Daisy Ray and Mrs Lorraine Ashby leading the event.
Elizabeth Hillman hosted a Wednesday dinner for several women including Mrs. Anna Hamdorf and Mrs. Dorothea Lahan. NRA class picnicked at Alex Park. prizewinners were Mrs. Newell Carver and others. A Ladies Cinque club gathering celebrated Mrs. August Jeppe as host. Mr. and Mrs. A M Klahn entertained on Mrs. Klahn's birthday with guests and a young group surprise.
Florence La Ganke offers a free leaflet to guide making the Brother-Sister quilt with pram border blocks. Instructions cover six white gingham blocks, tracing patterns on cardboard, applique methods, color choices, and precise seam and layout guidance for a two-row border design.
The couple plans life in Iowa City as the groom finishes his senior year at the university. He has led the Commerce club and belongs to the Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity.
Mrs Henry Kreutner and many Atkins residents hosted relatives from Cedar Rapids Van Horn Niles Center and Shellsburg for a cheerful gathering. Mrs Roy Johnson presided as hostess to the American Legion auxiliary on Tuesday.
Grinnell saw two weddings this week with local families tying the knot. Miss Lillie Hagen wed John Shields of Columbus at the bride’s parents home with Rev. George Bragg officiating. Beulah Rowe married Dr. F W Nelson of Sheldon, with Rev. W J Fowler conducting ceremonies. Invitations went out for Raymond Ashing to wed Margaret Welker in Longmont Colorado. Mrs. Laura B Vanderveer marked her ninety third birthday with family guests.
Vanderveer family and relatives gathered for a Grinnell D A R chapter picnic at Mrs A J Brock home. St Johns and Trinity Lutheran congregations plan today’s annual joint Mission Festival with speakers Rev L A Stumme Ottumwa and Rev A Schultz State Center.
Hawkeye Mrs. Martin Fritz entertained the Lutheran Missionary society at her home Friday. Mrs. Ella Darby Cooper of Rosemead California, a former West Union resident, was hosted by her cousin Mrs. D J Knox at a luncheon Thursday. Guests included Mes dames A C Smith, William Morgan, Ed Larson, H C Musser of Cedar Falls, Mr and Mrs O J Saltsgiver of Sumner, and W G Saltsgiver of Maynard.
Tama residents hosted a dinner for Jane MacFarland and Robert Ruch who left for Drake University. Epworth League held a church party for departing students and new freshmen. Temple guild elected Mrs. C. E. Sackett president with officers including Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. George Irwin. Hostesses named among Tama community members.
Readers who missed any Brother Sister Quilt blocks should send ten cents per missing block with a stamped addressed envelope to Nancy Page care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Copyright 1933.
The Presbyterian Missionary society held its annual bank offering service at the Roy Bender home led by Miss Elsie Bender. Miss Minna Hansen spoke of Alaska experiences. A picnic followed with out of town guests Rev Findley Brown of Chicago and Dr Alfred Nickless of Detroit. Local Rebekah circle members visited Mrs Lavica Adams in Miles. Labor Day picnics followed by Wyoming school band on the Wapsie river near Maquoketa.
The Earlville Congregational Church Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. Stella Harris home Tuesday with Mrs. A W Sinden as program leader. Earlville W Co T U reelected president Bessie Hunt. officers include Ida Hunt vice president Anna Ede secretary and Nellie Baskerville treasurer. Ladies Aid of Immanuel Lutheran meets at Mrs. Freda Gienapp’s near Onieda Thursday.
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