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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1935
Page
10
A collage of letters and etiquette notes from Miss Manners style pages. A sixteen year old writes of love with a nearly nineteen year old, seeking guidance amid emotions described as almost insane. Bozo counsels broad social dating to gain perspective and move on.
A gathering south of Waukon brought together Prof. Glenn Bakkum of Oregon State College and other relatives for a picnic supper. The We Study club began its year with the event, while a prior birthday party honored Rachael Henry. Waukon schools hosted a board of education group and new teachers at the Old Stone house picnic.
Delmar members of the Delta Delt club were entertained at a bridge party Tuesday by Miss Mildred Walrod and Miss Janet Goodjohn at the former's home Mrs Juanita Keeney was elected president and Miss Geraldine Shannon secretary Mrs J P Foley was hostess to the D D bridge club Wednesday Mrs Watters and Mrs I W Reid were guests Mrs Watters told heed score Miss Wary Og ev wes hostess to the Qu It inglab wat a five hundred party Mendes.
Fragmentary text describes a local event at Edgewood with mentions of individuals and places. Readable phrases hint at a meeting or notice involving Wolter and Mico, but details are unclear.
Marengo State and district officers attended the judge's opening meeting Tuesday night. Ada Mae Davis of Knoxville and Marguerite Hoglan of Center Point held leadership roles. J. L. Swift was elected. A program featured readings, solos, and a vocal duet led by Ruth Pascoe and others.
Springville ladies reported a Methodist church Ladies Aid meeting with officers elected led by President Amelia Hunte and vice president Jennie Fo. A neighborhood social hosted by Nels Lethberhood and Tu days featured refreshments and a party hosted by Mrs Nels Ve 1. An additional gathering at the Fancy Woon Goat saw Mrs Anna Hofn hosting with neighbors attending.
The Nancy Page Quilt Club toured a state fair and admired quilts with flawless workmanship. They noted flawless appliques, uniform pieced blocks, precise diamonds and square patterns, flat star points, and quilting that mirrored the top’s design.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a Feathered Edge Star quilt by Mrs. L. W. Bosley on display with a bordered complement. Instructions outline fabric color options, cutting patterns, and a leafleted design offer for 10 cents plus self addressed envelope to Nancy Page.
A sequence of fraternal and auxiliary gatherings listed by lodge number and group. Meetings cover A O U W Cedar Rapids No 278, Canton Rainbow No 22 IOOF, Cedar Rebekah lodge, W BR. C., G. A. R. related events, Woman's Labor Bureau No 17, Post Office Auxiliary, Praha Rebekah No 5 IOOF, Parturity Camp 1799, General Dodee Circle, Ladies of the Grand Army, Social Riders, Progressive Circle, Daughters of H Juveniles, B of L E divisions, Star Lodge No 4 D of H, Star of Maine Circle, and Rebekah Lodge No 221 with dates, venues, and activities noted.
Police auxiliary members will entertain their families at a picnic supper on Wednesday at 6 o clock at TOOF hall. Refreshments are organized by a committee led by Mrs Julia Stodola with members Henrietta Condon Mamie Bruesk Mabel Simon Emma Kudina Winona Walkh and Jane.
Mesdames Ethel Kruidenier and Katherine Cunningham lead the entertainment committee as chairwoman and member. They request attendees to bring table service for the gathering.
Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 DU V plans a meeting at the Memorial building Friday at 8 p.m. The event aims to discuss lodge matters and upcoming activities for members and affiliates.
Members of Ambar Grotto and the auxiliary will hold a picnic supper at the K P hall Friday at 6 p m. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
The Tirzah Society will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs H M Ramming at 412 Twelfth Street SE Coffee and cream will be furnished There will be dancing and cards The Ladies Auxiliary to the I A of M will meet Thursday at Labor Temple at 745 p m
The Cedar Rapids Maccabees celebrate Linn tent No. 38 fortieth anniversary at Moose hall Thursday at 8 p.m. John P. Stock of Chicago, trustee board member, will be guest. New members presented at 8, followed by twenty five year buttons pins and 100 per cent family certificates. Evening ends with dancing and refreshments. all Maccabees and families invited.
The Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing resumes lip reading instruction Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in room 203 of the O. R. C. building. Any person with defective hearing is invited. The lip reading instructions are free.
The Cedar Rapids Stamp Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the terrace room of the Montrose hotel.
Security Benefit Association will hold a card party at Moose Hall Friday at 8 30 p m Pinochle and 500 will be played with prizes awarded.
Fidelity Life association lodge No. 106 will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in I O O F hall for officer elections and a social hour. Juvenile lodge No. 106 meets at 7 p.m. with officer elections and a program. Refreshments and a door prize will be offered.
Nina A Nightwine and Lloyd Romig wed at Reverend J Frank Moore’s Manchester Community Church inference. Iola Barker of Delhi to wed Everett Robinson in near future. Several ladies hosted showers luncheons and bridge parties at local homes and hotels including Glen Charles, Coffee Den, and Bushnell residence with prizes awarded to Mrs Carr and Mrs Drew.
Hopkinton area churches and families shared community gatherings this week. The Bethany class at the Metho dist Episcopal church met at Mrs. Maud Pierce’s home with hostess assist from Mrs. Hazel Blanchard. The Reformed Presbyterian youth hosted a lawn social at F. E. Allen residence. Mrs. W. W. Morgan led her church school class on Tuesday afternoon. Dinner guests at the F. J. Gestel home included several Hopkinton families and visitors from Manchester and beyond Father F. M. Wheeless, F. M. Dean, H. S. Pierce, Joe Moulton, Maud Pierce, Paul Pridey among others.
A Macomber family reunion gathered Sunday in Beitz grove with many relatives from Olin Monticello Cascade and Dubuque area attending. A farewell for Debbie Morgan who returns to Chicago followed a summer visit. A prenuptial shower for Margaret Peutz drew many guests. A family dinner honored Mrs Warburg’s eighty six birthday with relatives from Hopkinton Worthington Colesburg and Cascade.
Mrs Frank Kirkland of Seattle and her daughter Suzanne visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Ryan Sr. Miss Mary Ryan hosted a small bridge gathering Thursday afternoon. Prize for high score went to Mrs Wolcott of Manchester and Mary Whalen took second prize.
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