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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1936

Page

13

Marion hosts annual Christian churches convention program

The Linn County Christian churches convention meets in Marion with speakers Dr. Bert Wilson of Indianapolis and Dr. Albion King of Mount Vernon Cornell College. Sessions cover sermons talks on loyalty and the psychology of drunkenness, with a preconvention service and multiple meetings led by area pastors.

Bert Wilson Indianapolis Church On Fund Albion Ng Mount Vernon Cornell College Christian Churches of Linn County Marion Wilson King P. G. Dennis Christian Church Marshalltown Center Point Men’s Brotherhood C. E. Shephard Woman’s Missionary Society First Christian Church of Cedar Rapids W. W. Ring H. C. Winkle R. J. Brown Adah K. Seely Spain Granada Ray McCalley Irving E. Wade C. C. Miller Virgil Wade C. A. Dykes A. W. Savage Coggan William Wilson Alburnett Jack Ashlock L. J. Dennis Gordon Smith Mardline Joice Marie Lockhart Blaine Hyten Christian Endeavor Second Christian Church of I. E. Linkletter Harland Jones Dr. King Congregational Methodist Presbyterian Albion R. King

Storcks Entertain and Marion Notes Gather

Social items from Marion Iowa report Mr and Mrs Gail Storck hosting a family picnic for relatives including D B Stoufer and Lucy B Stoufer of Council Bluffs and the Beall sisters of Omaha. Also listed are local club meetings church events football plans and community moves.

Leadership Training School Planned for November

The Rev. Ralph Hall Collis will serve as dean as planning for a leadership training school proceeds with meetings noting the Rev. Irving E. Wade as secretary. The courses are expected to run during the first three weeks of November.

Irving E. Wade Ralph Hall Collis

Marion P T A pushes dental correction program

The dental committee of the Marion P T A launches a school program aiming to complete all dental work by October 1. Rooms reaching 100 percent will receive certificates from the Iowa City Bureau of Dental Hygiene, with rewards from the Child Study Club for top rooms.

Dental Committee Parent-Teacher Association Marion Bureau of Dental Hygiene Iowa City Child Study Club Fidelis Mary Low Dickinson King’s Daughters

Church Women Host Picnic At Mrs Hamm Home

The Grace H Starr division and United Women’s Missionary societies of the Christian church sponsor a Thursday afternoon picnic at 220 Sixth Avenue the home of Mrs E C Hamm. All women of the church are invited. Attendees should bring a bowl cup and spoon and a collection will cover refreshments.

Grace H. Starr United Women’s Missionary Societies of the Christian Church E. C. Hamm Sixth Avenue

Cary club opens year with picnic luncheon

The Cary club will start its year with a picnic luncheon Monday at the home of Miss Alta Emerson on Marion boulevard. Meat potatoes and coffee will be provided. Members should bring a food item sandwiches and table service. Those unable to attend should notify Mrs Addie Shumack.

Cary Club Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club W. C. Givens Marion Golf Club J. F. Coakley Guy Miller

Conference Sunday Observed by Methodist Church

September 27 will be observed by the Methodist church as conference Sunday. No services will be held except Sunday school at 9 45 am. The Oxford club and Epworth League will unite in a district rally of older boys and girls that afternoon and evening at the local Christian church. The union evening service will be held at the Congregational church.

Methodist Church Oxford Club Epworth League Congregational Church

Tea Opens Farm Bureau Year in South Marion Township

The South Marion Township Farm Bureau women start their year with a tea this Wednesday from 1 30 to 4 p m at Mrs Gail Storck home near Marion All women of the township are invited to attend.

South Marion Township

Marion High School elects class officers by class

The Marion high school held elections Friday afternoon naming seniors Richard Ferreter as president James Davin as vice president Allen McKean as secretary Charles Hagerman as treasurer and Lyle N Warren as sponsor. Juniors chose Mary Ellen Granger as president James Fry as vice president Alice McGowan as secretary Vivien Hawk as treasurer and Gretchen Mentzer as sponsor. Sophomores elected Susan Hawkins as president Neal De Wees as vice president Evelyn Howe as secretary James Chesley as treasurer Clifford Johnson as sponsor. Freshmen named Robert Carey as president Dorothy Ford as vice president Mary Balster as secretary Melvin Arp as treasurer and Mrs A E Bragg as sponsor. The junior class voted to buy their class rings this year instead of waiting for the senior year.

Marion High School Richard Ferreter James Davin Allen McKean Charles Hagerman Lyle N. Warren Mary Ellen Granger James Fry Alice McGowan Vivien Hawk Gretchen Mentzer Susan Hawkins Neal DeWees Evelyn Howe

Blacks honor Runkles tenth wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs A B Black Friday entertained at a family dinner for son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs L O Runkle of Anamosa celebrating their tenth anniversary and Hugo Schenken on his birthday. Guests totaled twenty two with a yellow and green theme and a decorated cake. Marion library added new circulation titles including Gone with the Wind and Anne of Windy Poplars.

A. B. Black Friday L. O. Runkle Anamosa Hugo Schenken Runkle Dorothy Bobby Minnie Schenken Carroll Roberts Claire Louise Jeanette John A. A. Schenken Albert Warren Eileen Bernard Schenken Loyce Rudolph Marion Frank Runkle Mount Vernon Marion Public Boyd Bunson Anne of Windy Poplars Montgomery I Am the Fox van Etten Anthony Adverse Allen Norris Mitchell

Marion youths head to colleges across the region

Many local students depart for higher education this fall. At Coe College Verle Breed Lois Lockwood Mary Lockwood Lois Stitzel Ruth Murray Bobby DeVore Annia Laura Davidson Arminta Davidson Margaret Carson Jean Dow Elinor Kendall Melvin Dykes Raymond Smith Dale Smith Frank Flack Lyle Manson Melvin Clark Hildred Miller Hazel Wade Sam Jackson Elwood Beiber studies chemistry at Iowa State Ames. Others at ISU include Burdette Hanna Charles Hanna Eleanor Hanna Howard Merkle Donald Arp Myron Berry Leah Scott Barrett Albaugh Ralph Hawk Robert Munson Katherine Taube. Mary Elizabeth Erwin pursues graduate work at Columbia. George Oxley enters Grinnell as a junior. At University of Iowa: Siegel Fleisher Reva Nelson Mildred Carpenter James Vernon DeWayne Dickey Waldo Lindley Robert Titus Donovan Goodyear Melvin Oldfather Vincent Hart Harold Miller Marvin Batchelder. Cornell students: Arla Collis Blanche Hamm Trevelyn White Bernice Reynolds. Billy Reed Junior Reed attend Columbia College Dubuque. Jeanette Titus attends Cedar Rapids Business College.

Marion Coe College Verle Breed Lois and Mary Lockwood Lois Stitzel Ruth Murray Bobby DeVore Annia Laura Davidson Arminta Davidson Margaret Carson Jean Dow Elinor Kendall Melvin Dykes Raymond Smith Dale Smith Frank Flack Lyle Manson Melvin Clark Hildred Miller Hazel Wade Sam Jackson Elwood Beiber Iowa State College At Ames Iowa State Burdette Hanna Charles Hanna Eleanor Hanna Howard Merkle Donald Arp Myron Berry Leah Scott Barrett Albaugh Ralph Hawk Robert Munson Katherine Taube Mary Elizabeth Erwin Columbia University George Oxley Grinnell College University of Iowa Siegel Fleisher Reva Nelson Mildred Carpenter James Vernon DeWayne Dickey Waldo Lindley Robert Titus Donovan Goodyear Melvin Oldfather Vincent Hart Harold Miller Marvin Batchelder Cornell Arla Collis Blanche Hamm Trevelyn White Bernice Reynolds Billy Reed Junior Reed Columbia College Dubuque Jeanette Titus Cedar Rapids

Ross Family Expected Home From Colorado

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ross and their children John and Mary Ann are due back this week from Colorado where Mrs. Ross and the children stayed with relatives for several weeks. Mr. Ross joined them last week.

Mrs. Louis Ross John Mary Ann Colorado Mrs. Ross Mr. Ross

Local Moves Reported to Marion Addresses

The L. E. Storms family relocates from Chicago to 1394 Tenth Street in Marion, while Mrs. Hazel Schneider moves from Cedar Rapids to 440 Tenth Street.

L. E. Storms Marion Chicago Tenth Street Hazel Schneider Cedar Rapids

Canvass Meeting Called at Methodist Church Monday

Captains and workers in the church’s every member canvass are asked to meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the Methodist church for the organized outreach effort.

Pastor to Attend Upper Iowa Conference in Marshalltown

The Rev. Ralph Hall Collis travels to Marshalltown on Tuesday for the Upper Iowa conference of the Methodist church. J. L. Papes serves as Marion’s lay delegate with E. J. Esgate as alternate. The lay delegation attends Thursday and Friday.

Ralph Hall Collis Marshalltown Upper Iowa The Methodist Church J. L. Papes Marion E. J. Esgate

Piano recital at Community church Robins this evening

Mrs C E Drummond presents a public piano program at the Community church in Robins at 8 PM featuring solo pieces duets and trios. Participants include Anna Mary Coonrad Betty Jean Coonrad Marjorie Schlantz Corinne M Knapp Mabel Grace Rosentiel Loraine Mulhousen June Cunningham Pauline Ralston and Mrs O A Myer.

C. E. Drummond Robins Anna Mary Coonrad Betty Jean Coonrad Marjorie Schlantz Corinne M. Knapp Mabel Grace Rosentiel Loraine Mulhousen June Cunningham Pauline Ralston O. A. Myer

Republican rally outlines women’s organization plans

A Friday evening gathering at City Hall heard plans for a women’s group. Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms was invited to speak at the Crystal ballroom of the Montrose hotel Friday at 2 p.m. County chairman Carl Hendrickson, county chairwoman Mrs. Don Hines, and William Quarton, president of the local committee, attended.

Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms Crystal Ballroom Montrose Hotel Carl Hendrickson Don Hines William Quarton

Youth conference events to convene across Linn County

Young Republicans of Cedar Rapids join speakers at Marion Marion area rally. A Marion church rally for church youths from Marion Springville Whittier and Prairie Chapel precedes the Older Boys and Girls annual conference in Center Point October 10. O G Herbrecht Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids ministers plus Marion pastor Rev Ralph Hall Collis lead talks. A 6 p.m banquet precedes a program on Youths Journey and the Quest with a travel miles competition for largest delegation and banner prize.

Marion Springville Whittier Prairie Chapel Christian Church of Linn County Council of Religious Education Evangelical Church Center Point O. G. Herbrecht Des Moines I. E. Linkletter N. C. Drier Blaine Hyten Cedar Rapids Ralph Hall Collis C. C. Miller Trevelyn White

Marion Legion leaders fly to national convention in Cleveland

vV Balster commander and A R McElwain adjutant depart Marion for Cleveland to attend the national American Legion convention. McElwain to carry the post banner in the parade for the sixteenth straight time. they plan to return Wednesday. Local clubs schedule meetings and gatherings including a wiener roast at Thomas Park and Legion auxiliary picnic supper.

Legion Vv. H. Balster Marion Post American Legion A. R. McElwain Cleveland National American Legion Convention McElwain Post National Legion Convention Legion Hall William Bleakly P. J. Fiedler A. G. Beckman Lillian Bleakly Della Harris Lula Harris Orville Collins Lawrence Hall

Postponed Farm Bureau event noted with local student pledge

Robert Munsen enrolled at Iowa State College spent Saturday with his parents and was pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Allen Edwards leads Oxford club tonight at 6 30 PM at the Methodist church on the topic Hero Worship.

Robert Munsen Iowa State College A. P. Munsen Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Allen Edwards Oxford Methodist Church

Northeast District D A R to Hold Waterloo Meeting

Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Iowa September 30 district meeting of the Iowa D A R will be at Black's Tea Room Waterloo with Waterloo chapter as hostess. State regent Imogen B Emery Cedar Rapids will speak at 10:30 a.m. registration 10 a.m. Readings by Waterloo regents and reports by twenty three chapter regents plus a question box led by Emery.

Mount Vernon Iowa Black’s Tea Room Waterloo R. P. Ink Imogen B. Emery Cedar Rapids Edgar Beach Anamosa Thomas P. Schaffer Manchester J. D. Hemingway Waverly R. D. Lammer L. T. Potter Clair Parker L. A. Cobb Fred Miller Betty Young Elizabeth de Wald Lowell Scheinger Emery

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Marion News Albion King Chatterbox Bridge Club B. E. Beiber John Howe Gayline Harold Mingo Rock Island Ethelyn Howe Dale Beitz Roosevelt High School Hill Park Monticello Athletic Park Robert Mitchell Woman’s Relief Corps Memorial Hall G. E. Myers Eighth Avenue Harold Ballard S. T. Sebold Manilla New York W. E. Fisher Marion Ministerial Association Florence Houghton Commercial Bank Seventh Ave RINSO Woodbury’s Reste May May's Hershey Johnson’s Wax Products Johnson Eveready Teams Uenae Hepatica Ender Mile’s Alka Seltzer Bergen America Shorts Zoe Jayne Kotex AIC DR. Lyon Pacquin Abbott Konjola Tonio Frostilla Nakihopa Thomas Park Grace Koppenhaver John C. Smith John B. Finney Washington Avenue SE la Verna Crew Quilla Scrimger Josephine Whitaker Frank J. Hardenbrook Karl Kendall Martin’s Creek Lester Cleveland Osceola Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall O. Fahey Detroit Fidelity Life Association Monroe School No. 8 Miller School Earl Boyd E. D. Robbins Juanita Shellsburg George L. Moore Conesville Michel Tea Room Centennial Encampment West Marion Farm Bureau D.A.R Doherty Star Jewelry 2Nd St. SE
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