Early Fall Visitors Flock to Cedar Rapids
Visitors arrive in Cedar Rapids for the early fall season as locals host relatives and friends from Milwaukee Rhinelander Monrovia Lincoln and Washington D C. The week features extended stays with households including Mrs Edward C Clark at 2483 Grande Avenue SE and Mrs Frank C Waples on Forest Drive SE among others.
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Cedar Rapids
Edward C. Clark
Grande Avenue
W. D. McNary
Milwaukee
Forest Drive
G. Richard Shoemaker
B Avenue NE
John Leatherman
Jane Caldwell
Rhinelander
Wis
Walter L. Jackson
Fourth Avenue
Monrovia
Calif
B. F. Childs
Ray Bramson
Meadowbrook Drive
Lincoln
Neb
O. M. Reams
Frank C. Welch
J. J. Lenihan
Washington, D. C
White family returns from Estes Park visit
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. White and their son Hugh Jr arrive Tuesday at 2319 Meadowbrook Drive SE after a two week stay in Estes Park with Mrs. White’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bridges.
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Hugh W. White
Meadowbrook Drive
Hugh, Jr
Estes Park
Miss Verbeck Plans Six Week Pasadena Visit
Miss Frances Verbeck of 305 Nasau street SE leaves Monday night for Pasadena California to visit for six weeks.
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Frances Verbeck
Nassau Street
Pasadena
Calif
Mrs Leslie S Hac III Honored by Universal Crusher Group
Mary Ferris before marriage on July 18, Mrs Leslie S Hac III was entertained Tuesday evening by nine women from the Universal Crusher company at the home of Mrs Theodore Vermont 3531 Elm avenue SE. The group presented a gift.
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Leslie S. Hac III
Mary Ferris
Universal Crusher Company
Theodore Vernimont
Elm Avenue
Surprise Birthday Party Hosted for Mrs Eva Miller
Mrs. L. A. Sanders hosted a Sunday evening surprise birthday gathering at Mrs. Eva Miller's home at 113 Tenth Street SE. The event was held to honor Mrs. Miller with friends and local neighbors in attendance.
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L. A. Sanders
Ellis Boulevard
Eva Miller
Tenth Street
Davenport visitors arrive for week with family hosts
Mrs. George R. Fiala of Davenport arrives Sunday for a week visit with her son David. They stay as guests of her parents Mr and Mrs John O. Tucker at 1611 Thirteenth Avenue SE.
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George R. Fiala
Davenport
David
John O. Tucker
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Mrs Baldwin Hosts Afternoon Party for Forty Guests
Mrs Frank Baldwin entertained forty guests at an afternoon affair held at 1700 Thirty-fourth Street NE. Guests included Welch Chute Letts and Carr of Waterloo.
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Frank Baldwin
Thirty-fourth Street
Welch, Chute, Letts and Carr
Waterloo
Mexico Described By Wick In Talk To Voters League
B L Wick spoke to the League of Women Voters luncheon in Commonwealth apartments. He cited low voter turnout in Mexico and cited repeated upheavals since 1911, noting 10 percent turnout in the last election and ten thousand deaths, with Cardenas elected in 1934 and attempts to aid peons.
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Mexico
Wick
Talk To Voters League
B. L. Wick
League of Women Voters
Commonwealth Apartments
C. R. Smith
Onslow
Cardenas
Diaz
H. E. Henderson
J. P. Mills
Conger to Teach at Boston Museum Fine Arts School
Conger departs this week to join the Boston Museum of Fine Arts school as an instructor. He is the son of Mrs. Cyrus Metcalf of 617 First Avenue E.
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Conger
Boston Museum of Fine Arts School
Cyrus Metcalf
First Avenue E
Women to Attend Beauceant Meeting in Los Angeles
Mrs B L Sheldon of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Frank H Keyser of Washington Ave SE will motor to Ottumwa then to Los Angeles to attend a supreme assembly of the Social Order of Beauceant at the Biltmore hotel. They expect to be gone two or three weeks. Sheldon was elected president and Keyser named preceptress of the Cedar Rapids chapter.
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B. L. Sheldon
Fourth Avenue SE
Frank H. Keyser
Washington Avenue SE
Ottumwa
Los
Supreme Assembly of the Social Order of Beauceant
Biltmore Hotel
Sheldon
Cedar Rapids
Keyser
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Ward At 113 Tenth Street
Mrs George Ward received a surprise birthday party at her home 113 Tenth Street SE Monday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leon Klemish Mr and Mrs A C Lane and daughter Rowena Mr and Mrs Frank Redmond Mrs L E Schulze Mrs A E Amrine D F Crisman and the Misses Alma Humble Lenore Humble Jean Hopwood and Beverly Humble.
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George Ward
Tenth Street SE
Leon Klemish
A. C. Lane
Rowena
Frank Redmond
L. E. Schulze
A. E. Amrine
D. F. Crisman
Alma Humble
Lenore Humble
Jean Hopwood
Beverly Humble
Slavata Hostess For Beta Delphian Digest Program
Miss Jane Slavata of 2423 Bever avenue SE will host a Thursday event for Beta Delphian members. Miss Martha Heald and Miss Norah Gott will present a Digest program.
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Jane Slavata
Bever Avenue
Beta Delphian
Martha Heald
Norah Gott
Rebekah Lodge Marks Ninetieth Anniversary Observance
The Rebekah lodge observed its ninetieth anniversary with a mon home ceremony. Tapers were lit by Jane Fee Carrie Willey Anna Davis and Eliza Wilson. Lillian Neff district 57 president read a brief history. Members were escorted by Bertha Demers and wore colors led by Viola Kucera. Guests came from Grove City Marion and Praha No. 5. Jackman appointed committees and announced a benefit apron dance and card party for Oct. 23 at 2 p.m. at Z C B J hall. Plans to observe the Home lodge sixtieth fifth anniversary on Oct. 20 were announced with district lodges invited. The meeting will be Oct. 6 at p.m.
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Rebekah Lodge
Uests
Grove City
Marion
Praha
Trade Jackman
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Home Lodge
Social gathering of Cedar Rapids Cyclettes club hosted by Miss Rosema Ritchie
Miss Rosema Ritchie of 1250 Third Street entertained the Cedar Rapids Cyclettes club on Tuesday evening. Members present included Mesdames George Clifford, Charles Gable, William Harman, Orval Schmitt, Roscoe Pilgrim, Emil Zrudsky and the Misses Frances Svoboda and Virginia Smith.
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Rosema Ritchie
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Cyclettes Club
George Clifford
Charles Gable
Willian Harman
Orval Schmitt
Roscoe Pilgrim
Emil Zrudsky
Frances Svoboda
Virginia Smith
Lincoln P T A Meeting Plans Tea at School Parlor
Lincoln P T A will sponsor an acquaint tea Thursday at 3 30 p m in the school parlors. All mothers of the district are invited. Polk P T A executive board met with committee reports and the year program discussed.
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Lincoln P. T. A
Polk P. T. A. Met
Engagement and Upcoming Marriage of Evelyn Mae Ament
Plans announce Evelyn Mae Ament to wed William E. Naughton son of J C Navighton at St Ludmila's church on October 15 at 9 am Evelyn Mae is a Wilson high school graduate employed by Wilson and Company William E Naughton is a St Mathias high school graduate from Muscatine and works for Concrete Materials Construction Company.
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Lena Ament
Sixteenth Avenue
Evelyn Mae
William E. Naughton
J. C. Navighton
St. Ludmila’s Church
Miss Ament
Wilson High School
Wilson and Company
Mr. Naughton
St. Mathias High School
Muscatine
Concrete Materials Construction Company
McKay to Attend Cleveland School of Art as Freshman
Gordon McKay son of Mr and Mrs Bruce McKay of 300 Thirty sixth street SE will leave Thursday to enroll as a freshman at the Cleveland School of Art.
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Gordon McKay
Bruce McKay
Cleveland School of Art
Doris Glime Feted at China Shower
A China shower was given Monday evening for Miss Doris Glime to honor her upcoming marriage to Edward Grubhoffer. Hosted by her sister Mrs. Robert Nunn of Chicago at the Glow room of the Gas company, the party was attended by a small group and assisted by several friends and relatives.
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Doris Glime
Edward Grubhoffer
Robert Nunn
Chicago
Gas Company
Mesdames Owls Barr
Gerald Olmstead
Elmer, Ingels
Marylin DeTare
Virginia Harmon
L T A Club Plans First Meeting at YWCA
The YWCA organized L T A club invites girls working in industry to its first meeting on Thursday at 5 30 pm at the association building followed by a picnic supper at Shaver park. Helen Bell Da Sundberg and Lawless Sundberg lead and welcome calls for more information.
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L. T. A. Club
Association
Shaver Park
Helen Bell
Lawless Sundberg
Miss Vedder Feted by Beta Sigma Phi Group
Ada Vedder, a September 29 bride elect, will be honored by Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi at a bridge party Wednesday evening. Event at Mrs. Victor D. Merveaux home 2117 F avenue NE. Assisting hostesses include Miss Florence Paulus Mrs Trude McNeil and Miss Mary Rowan. Group will present a gift.
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Ada Vedder
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Victor D. Merveaux
F Avenue
Florence Paulus
Gertrude McNeil
Mary Rowan
Volunteer Circle meeting names next hostess
Members of Volunteer circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. P A Olson of 347 Twentieth Street SE. Ralph C Karlan of 508 Twenty sixth Street SE will host the next meeting.
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Circle of the King’s Daughters
P. A. Olson
Twentieth Street
Asions
Ralph C. Karlan
Twenty-sixth Street
Brides-Elect Feted At Parties In Minnesota
Two October brides elect Miss Margaret French and Miss Jean Engelman were honored with an evening party and luncheon. Hosts included Mrs. J P Frederikson and her daughter at the Frederikson home and co hosts Mrs Max Mildenstein and Mrs Tapper. Attendees included a long list of friends and relatives, with details of gifts and decorations described.
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Margaret French
Jean Engelman
J. P. Frederikson
Joseph B. Scannell
Miss French
Frederikson
Mount Vernon Avenue
E. L. Frederikson
Suzanne Jenkins
Betty Jane Frederikson
J. French
Robert E. Hyde
Bert Savage
George Nelson
Vern J. Green
Richard R. Proctor
Richard Tilson
Marvin Smylie
Donald Reid
Denver H. Adams
James T. van Orsdol
Arthur Brague
Robert Horak
Jean Howell
Winifred
Max Mildenstein
Bever Avenue
Tapper
Blake Boulevard
F. L. Siriftie Kennedy
A. H. Talbot
A. Hazelton
Charles Rubins
John Timm
Frank Krider
E. D. Manilaw
William Chadima
Laura Rundquist
H. L. Moore, Jr
Mrs Irene Ilten Sings At YWCA In Duluth Stay
Mrs Irene Ilten, a dancing instructor at the Y W C A, is making a two week stay in Duluth.
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Irene Ilten
Duluth
The
West Highlands circle hosts dessert luncheon
Mrs. H. A. Herold of 1313 Birch avenue NW will host the West Highlands circle of the King's Daughters on Thursday at 1 30 p m for a dessert luncheon.
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H. A. Herold
Birch Avenue NW
West Highlands
the King’s Daughters
Even High Voices Can Be Warm And Vibrant In Tone
Gazette writer Alicia Hart notes that a beloved stage star with a homely face uses humor and a remarkable voice. She advises women to improve voice through breathing exercises, starting with checking breathing habits and training the breathing apparatus for a fuller tone.
We, The Women by Ruth Milazt
Mrs Jones laments losing her maid to a factory driven by defense orders. She rails at the idea of gratitude while noting her daughter earlier found better pay elsewhere. Hilda seeks fair wages, contrasting with Mrs Jones view of loyalty and “being good.”
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Mrs. Jones
Had Mather
Hilda
Simple Daily Exercises For Clear Speech And Voice Ease
A reader describes breathing and rib movement to relax the voice and reduce slurring. Practice aloud for 15 minutes daily, question your enunciation, and correct irritating pronunciations. Regular work may yield a surprising compliment from a spouse.
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Husband
College for You Look Your Best Gasette Special Service
Look your best for college with tips on appearance gait and posture. The guide urges girls to check skin tone weight and carriage and to correct faults before starting college.
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Gasette
Acne Advice From a College Health Column
A health column advises balanced meals with greens and fruits, avoid sodas, and caution against starvation dieting. It warns oiliness and pimples on college skin, recommends regular washing with soap and warm water, and suggests outdoor exercise like walking, skating, swimming, cycling, golf, or tennis. In severe acne cases see a physician.
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Ted
Vary Provision Shelf If the Children Balk at Breakfast
The fragment hints at varied provisioning or shelf stock for mornings when children resist cereal. It suggests adjusting breakfast options to ease toddler or student mealtime reluctance.
Varied Cereal Servings Boost Breakfast Appeal
The article urges diversifying breakfast cereals and serving styles. It recommends using brown sugar, New Orleans molasses, or honey to sweeten at times. It also notes adding complementary fruits enhances both nutrition and taste.
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New Orleans
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Fiala
Tuckers
COM
Conger Metcalf
Boston
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Miss Slavata
Rebekah
P.T.A. .Meetings
Lasswell
Evelyn Mae Ament
Ohio
China Shower
Miss Vedder
West Highlands Circle
Alicia Hart
Gazette
Ruth Milazt
Sam
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
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