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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1934
Page
15
A fragment laden piece contrasts an elderly couple as ideals for younger people who doubt age’s romance potential. The text treads through memories of summer, family, and distant tests, ending with a Miss Manners Q section on a long distance romance and how to handle a disappearing boyfriend.
The Presbyterian church hosts a Sunday school class with Rev T OW Chisholm guiding. An institute program targets teachers with a dinner at the church Monday by the Ladies Aid and a Tuesday dinner at Toledo High School for junior-student mothers.
Mrs W W Wheaton entertained the Five Hundred club Tuesday with Mrs Ashley Ferguson winning first prize. Guests included Mesdames Dewey Cox Dan Slick uvdefie Evans Cidle Evans J Brown Ashley Ferguson and others. A supper and entertainment followed Monday’s Catholic hall benefit for Arc company. The Larkin club met at Mrs M Cooner’s home Thursday with Mrs Dewey Cox topping cards and Leo Mersch earning consolation.
A farewell party for Alma Pruess, who left for Cedar Falls State Teachers College, was hosted by Lillian Wiebel at the Herman Wiebel home. Prizes in court whist were won by Mudred Pruess, Carl Ruprecht, Lois Sander, and Arnom Meter.
A surprise party was held at the George Lutz residence on Tuesday in honor of Jimmie Lutz's seventeenth birthday. Attendees included Max Weghe and Fern VVerres, with several family and local friends listed among the guests.
Local Tipton notes recount the NOSMORATS Society opening at Mrs D L Dieh home with Bennett church guests. Reports and prayers led by Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Van Buren amid musical solos by Helen Witmer and Vandevort. farewell supper for the Simpson family precedes plans to Iowa City. Various bridge clubs, teas, and meetings list participants, prizes, and social activities through the week at Methodist and community groups.
Springville Bethany circle met Tuesday at the church with Mrs. Frank Irons, Mrs. Ivan Johnston and Mrs. Ken dall Gibson as hostesses. Mary Yocom was re elected president with Merle Roberts as vice president Hazel Patten as secretary June Gibson as treasurer. Wilbur Stearns and Frank MacNeilly hosted Wednesday at the Stearns home for the Willing Worker society. The Methodist Home Missionary society met Wednesday with Mrs. Tillie Yocom. Mrs. Elizabeth Gritman hosted the Fancy Work club Thursday. Guests included Minnie Wilson Jennie Brown Anna Hodgin Tibitha Calvert Emma Gritman Vena Greenawalt Hattie Pearson Harriet Patten Hattie Pollock and Rilla McNeilly.
Elberon Mr and Mrs H Anders observed their 40th wedding anniversary last week with their children Hueco Anders of Des Moines, Mrs Herbert Mason of Clutter, and Mrs George Heitman of Elberon.
The Delaware Twe Ladies Aid of Immanuel Lutheran church was entertained by Mrs. G H Lundgren at I C A hall Tuesday. Local attendees enjoyed a social gathering with a brief program and refreshments.
A fragmented report details a community gathering with many individuals listed as participants and organizers. Names such as Nelson, Sprune Grove Township, Fisher, Shackleford, and Hutchies appear amid scattered roles and committees. The text notes chairpersons, assistants, and various dissociated groups guiding exercises and arrangements.
A reunion gathered longtime members at the home of Miss Emer Humahher Guess with attendees including Mrs Grace Humaker of Postville and Mrs William Arn aot Moneta. A high-scoring event featured Mors A. Schwab leading members at a recent gathering, listing numerous names from Crs Sixtin to Wis: Bis Esworth. An American Legion post event was planned with Nos. One Busching as host, while local club arrangements and a city meeting at the Rau lesse were noted.
Marie Horning of this city will marry Ralph Hohliex of Ainsworth in Santa Ana California with Rev John T Stivers officiating. A mock wedding was held at the Fortsiddy club and Presbyterian church programs featured numerous local women and friends. Virginia Gsilowar of Cedar Falls and Everett Simpson of Washington plan a September 22 wedding at the Galloway home, with both families and Monmouth College backgrounds noted.
Shellsburg society notes Tuesday bridge event honored Miss Inez Freeman on her birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Elsie Evens, Mrs. Mabel Sheeley, Alisses Helen Rouslow, Opal Stearns, Harriette Lubbock, and out-of-town guest Mrs. Kath ryn Lubbock of Schenectady New York. Mabel Sheeley won high score.
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