Stanwood Club Begins Year's Work
Stanwood's Womans club held the first meeting of the new year at Mrs. W. C Olden's home. Officers presiding were President Anice Reid, Vice President Homer Burgess, Recording Secretary Frank White, Corresponding Secretary Velma Smith, and Treasurer N. W. Walters. The program committee, Frank Horr chair, with Otto Evers and Lud Meyer, outlined the year's plan as the study on The Illumination of Community Life. Velma Smith spoke on the marijuana need. In a Methodist church Ladies Aid meeting, new president Hazel Spear named committee chairs for menus, soliciting, program, coffee and dessert, kitchen, dishwashing, reception, press, relief, waiters, patronage, decorating, transportation, flowers, and transportation arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
Stanwood's Womans Club
W. Colden
Anice Reid
Homer Burgess
Frank White
Velma Smith
N. W. Walters
Frank Horr
Otto Evers
School Days Here For Young Folk Begin At Colleges
Local families send children and relatives to Beloit Carleton Northwestern and other colleges for fall terms. New students include Jeanne Marshall and David Barry. returning Evanston arrivals list Sandoe Jordan Martha Beardsley Betsy Quarton Don Kessler Esther Yothers Joan Miller. others resume studies at Colorado Mills Manhattanville Wisconsin Cornell Harvard and more. Bill Brown heads to Ithaca for Cornell. Gardner Quarton sails from Sweden to resume Harvard. Jessie Benson among late starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Trumbull
Forest Drive
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Nadine Dove
L. S. Dove
Marion
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Northwestern University
Evanston
Jeanne Marshall
Verne Marshall
Sumner D. Quarton
Indian Road
Don Kessler
L. A. Kessler
Greenwood Drive
Esther Yothers
J. F. Yothers
Fourth Avenue
Joan Miller
John F. Miller
Knollwood Drive
Ithaca
Cornell University
Gardner Quarton
Sweden
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Jessie Benson
Young People Prepare For Out of State Schools
Local students head to preparatory schools and colleges across the Midwest. Names include Barry family members bound for Champaign and Rockford, Ristedt to Shattuck Military Academy, Lindsay to Western Reserve, Youkey to Frances Shimer, and others returning to Pomfret, Tabor and Western military academies. Community clubs and leagues schedule meetings and events in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Benson
Grande Avenue
Benson
Lindenwood School
St. Charles
Donald Barry
Donald S. Barry
Fourth Avenue SE
Champaign
Till
University of Illinois
James Carruthers
Forest Drive
University Commerce Department
Pomfret School
Pomfret, Conn
James Coquillette
E. Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
David Pickford
R. H. Pickford
Peter Dows
Western
Theodore Paulsen
O. F. Paulsen
Bill Kirn
R. W. Kirn
Crescent Street
J. B. Lyman
L. P. Lyman
First Avenue
Autumn Proves Popular Season For Wedding Ceremonies
Miss Ruth Marjean Negus and Maurice H. Mayo were married at the Negus home in Washington Iowa. The bride wore a Danish blue alpaca dress, pink roses and white astors. The couple will live in Schenectady after a short wedding trip. Mayo, from Washington, earned a BS at Iowa in 1937 and works for General Electric. Engagement announced: Florence Abbassy to George Kenneth Ruffin at Montrose Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ruth Marjean Negus
Maurice H. Mayo
Schenectady
N. Y
Fred W. Eastwood
The
Presbyterian Church
Wanda Casper
Mayo
C. E. Negus
Ora R. Mayo
University of Iowa
Beta Gamma Sigma
National Commerce Fraternity
General Electric Company
Florence Abbassy
Charles Abbasiy
Toledo
Ohio
George Kenneth Ruffin
A. J. Ruffin
Avenue NW
Montrose Hotel
Rainbow Girls Initiate Two and Elect Officers in Masonic Hall
In Manchester the Order of the Rainbow Girls held a Thursday meeting at the Masonic hall with two candidates initiated. Officers elected include Elizabeth Charlton as worthy adviser Sophia Baran as assistant worthy adviser Susan Cloud as Charity Jeanne Roller as Hope and Mary Louise Hintz as Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Order of the Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Forest K. Jones
Ruth A. Willard
Elizabeth Charlton
Sophia Baran
Susan Cloud
Charity
Jeanne Roller
Hope
Mary Louise Hintz
Faith
Betty June Reed
Greeley
Dorothy Schaller
Earlville
What Cheer Mrs Shaw Hosts East Side Club Event
What Cheer Mrs. Leo Shaw entertained the East Side club Thursday. Universe chapter No. 105 met Wednesday in the Ma sonic hall. The altar was draped in memory of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Marie Switzer, Dr. Max Switzer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vail and Mrs. Charles Arganbright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Shaw
East Side Club
Universe
Masonic Hall
C. E. Brown
Marie Switzer
Max Switzer
Ed Vail
Charles Arganbright
Cornell Open House Honors Freshmen at Mount Vernon
Cornell faculty hosted an open house for freshmen as part of a week of social events welcoming new Cornellians. A reception for 240 newcomers was led by Dr. and Mrs. Burgstahler with assist from Mesdames MacGregor King Macaulay and Gray, plus a Palisades picnic and tea dance at Bowman hall. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Esgate and Mrs. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Sorosis
Baker Home
C. E. Hedges
Nellie Hartung
Balliet
Lucy Boyd
J. K. Burr
S. L. Chandler
A. Parsons
Chandler
E. J. Esgate
Ida Bowman
Minnie Lathrop
Marion
Harriet Gibson
Washington, D. C
L. E. Sipple
Carl Travis
L. B. Steinbrenner
Nell Steinbrenner
Galesburg
Louise Hathaway
Cedar Rapids
Business and Professional Women's Club
D. O. Pringle
Marley Clark
Laura Hoffman
R. A. Busenbark
Rubye Beach
Melba Clark
Mae Mitchell
Ethel Colton
Rudolph Vodicka
Belle Hoover
Vera McKinney
Charles Beach
Riva Bee
Harmony class hosts picnic at Mrs Boyer's home
The Harmony class of the Presbyterian Sunday school was entertained Thursday at a picnic dinner at the home of Mrs. Merle Boyer. Mrs. Claude Brauler assisted the hostess. The Social club of the Eastern Star lodge will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Merle Boyer next Tuesday with Mrs. Kenneth Mott assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Presbyterian Sunday School
Merle Boyer
Claude Brauler
Eastern Star Lodge
Kenneth Mott
Bride to Be Lillian Conner to Verle David son
Mrs. Glen Kern hosted a bridge party and luncheon noting the forthcoming marriage of Miss Lillian Conner to Verle David son. Prizes went to Mrs. Marie Butler and Mrs. Les Mavars ey Gre. Bona Dea chapter OES held a farewell dinner for Mrs. Elizabeth Byrnes who has served Electa for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conner
Mechanicsville
Lillian
Verle Davidson
Harry Davidson
Glen Kern
Lillian Conner
Marie Butler
Les Mavar
Bona Dea
O.E.S
Elizabeth Byrnes
Electa
Lost Nation Shower Honors Miss Glatha Rutenbeck Bride
Mrs. Fred Daniel hosted a shower for her niece Miss Glatha Rutenbeck with relatives from Lost Nation and nearby towns. Luncheon served by Mrs. Daniel and granddaughters Emma Jane Grundmeier and Anna Mae Grundmeier. Union Presbyterian Guild set committees for church kitchen remodel, coffee urn, Clinton county Past Matrons banquet, and relief work with named members. Luncheon again provided by Anna Seyfert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Daniel
Glatha Rutenbeck
Londen
Maquoketa
Walcott
Lost Nation
Daniel
Emma Jane Grundmeier
Anna Mae Grundmeier
Union Presbyterian Guild
Anna Seyfert
Sophia Dobling
Edgar Seyfert
Martha Myatt
Zea Schultz
Emily Smith
Clinton County
Velma Ruggeberg
Ricka Rutenbeck
Clara Schepers
Leta Rutenbeck
Charlotte Myatt
Ida Rutenbeck
Elsie Cressey
Mollie Balster
Charlotte Sweede
Sarah Stevenson
Esther Steiner
Irene Yost
Luella Hoff
Margaret Betts
Sabina Miller
September family reunions and birthdays in Central City era
Family reunions featured the Domers the Vincents and the Jensens dining and attending programs. Mrs Gordon Krouth hosted the Home Social club. Eva Kearns was honored at a birthday dinner with several couples in Cedar Rapids area names listed. Mary Ellen Sawyer hosted Federated church missionary society with Miss Marie Kline recounting missionary experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Marie Frantz
William D. Frantz
Martelle
Herbert Neil Gossett
Orrey Gossett
Clarinda
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry D. Green
Gossett
Olln
W. H. Frazer
Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Stone City
Mabel Murray
Cedar Rapids Country Club
H. F. Dolan
A. J. Ament
C. J. Cash, Jr
Frank Healey
Murray
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Keith Bauserman
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Baptist Church
Nellie Rummell
Robert
Cedar Rapids
Bill Watson
Jimmy Bowker
Vic Hahn
Don Morris
Warren Rees
Mary O'Toole
Sara Rees
Eileen Gilmore
Domers
Vincents
Jensens
Gordon Krouth
Eva Kearns
Charles Barnes
I. N. Kearns
J. R. Stoddard
Elmer Jessie
Stanford Neal
Coggan
W. O. Phelps
F. C. Hyde
W. S. Kearns
Maxine Kearns
Mary
Clarence School Faculty Reception and Picnic Event
Clarence More than 300 attended the reception and picnic supper for the Clarence school faculty in the school gymnasium Tuesday evening. Mrs. Roy Joslin organized the picnic meal. H. J. Klatt introduced the new teachers. W. W. Weatherwax led community singing prior to an address by Robert Fouth. The program featured a boys quartet Lloyd Phillips Ralph Bowser Marvin Schilling and Robert Elijah and a girls trio Alberta Bachman Elizabeth Ann Tucker Kathryn Chamberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence School
Roy Joslin
H. J. Klatt
W. W. Weatherwax
Robert Fouth
Lloyd Phillips
Ralph Bowser
Marvin Schilling
Robert Elijah
Alberta Bachman
Elizabeth Ann Tucker
Kathryn Chamberlin
Garden Party For Newcomers Club Held Wednesday
The Newcomers club invites all newcomers to a garden party at Miss Bernice Toms home The Orchards Marion road Wednesday afternoon Attendees meet at 1 45 pm in the lobby of the Montrose hotel for transport by auto If bad weather the event moves to the business district Hostesses include Mrs Wayne Arenaman Mrs L O Greenlee and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
Bernice Toms
Marion Road
Montrose
Miss Toms
Wayne Arenaman
L. O. Greenlee
H. C. McCullough
P. C. Greene
R. T. Ohley
Azel Mclraith
Paul Kempter
Dental Auxiliary To Hear Dr. Plass
Dr. Everett D. Plass of University of Town will speak at Cedar Rapids Dental Association Auxiliary dinner Monday night at 2432 Grande Avenue SE. He will discuss Maternity as a Social Problem. Dinner at 6 with committee helpers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett D. Plass
Towa City
University of Town
Cedar Rapids Dental Association
Morris B. Katzoff
Grande Avenue
Plass
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Stanwood Club
Catholic Book Club
L. J. Caulfield
H. L. Morehead
Ellen Ewing Sherman
Anna McAllister
E. S
Cedar
Order
Fiard OF
Hearing League
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids League
Smouse Opportunity School
Des Moines
Legion Auxiliary
Eula Riley
Grace Wurster
Iola Pangborn
Olive Purinton
Irene Steinbeck
Janie McGowan
Katie Smith
Wilma Norton
Federated Club
Mildred Coxe
Carl Hogendorn
Milo Stover
W. C. Carson
C. C. Carnes
Clarence Smith
Kabe
2Nd Ave
Florence Abbajtiy
Rainbow
B. B. Elmore
Eighth Street
Betty Cook
Harold Schrock
John Schrock
Hayward
Church of God
Miss Cook
Ira L. Cook
Ottumwa
Mr. Schrock
Anamosa
Scotch Grove
Clifton Abbott
oOo
Wyoming
C. F. Saxon
Beverly
Chicago
Milan
Center Junction
C. J. Ingwersen
Allan J. McAndrews
Madison Wis
James Mrstka
Clutter
Helen Irene Hrstka
William C. Kucera
Anna Kucera
Elberon
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Miss Betty Cook
Helen Hrstka
Shellsburg
oOo Mechanicsville
Gre
Hartman
First Avenue E
West Branch
Central
Clarence
Dental Auxiliary
Dr. Plass
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