A A U W Group At Mount Vernon Plans For Year
Mount Vernon AAUW held its initial year meeting at the Baker house led by president Mrs. L Hill. Committee chairs named for fellowship international relations legislative education economic status of women membership loan historian ways and means publicity and more. Thirty six members and guests attended a dinner before the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
U W
Baker House
L. Hill
L. E. Bigger
Russell Cooper
Lloyd Rahn
Mark Huutchinson
T R. McConnell
Dorothy Higbie
John Kirkpatrick
Elva Cation
Nama la
Blanche Howe
Jessie Coleman
T A Gormly
R Fi Byrnes
Los Angeles
Fred D Merritt
J B Robinson
T I Mitchell
Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Wesleyan Servier Guild
Ralph Kleinfelter
Abbie Probasco
Mary Parsons
Alice Nauman
Glenn Rogers
Ralph Klenfelter
Elva Colton
Edna Kepler
Ida Jordan
Lewis Chapman
George Robbins
Community clubs entertain and plan weekly meetings
Winthrop The Every Other Friday club was entertained by Mrs Hugh Fernald Friday The Legion auxiliary will meet at the country home of Mrs Julius Gates Tuesday afternoon The freshman initiation party was held at the high school Friday Mrs J N Gray will be hostess to the Bridge club Monday and on Wednesday evening the Woman's Literary club will open its year at her home The Garden club will meet with Mrs C J Kimball Tuesday afternoon The discussion will be led by Mrs L N Norman while Miss Sadie McFadden will give a paper.
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Hugh Fernald
Legion Auxiliary
Countrys
Julius Gates
High School
J N Gray
Bridge Club
Woman's Literary Club
Garden Club
C J Kimball
L N Norman
Sadie McFadden
J. M. Standefer
Mother's Kitchen
H. J. Verguson
W. P. Yerkes
C. W. Maplethorpe
P. Seabert
Robert Blythe
F. O. Belknap
Karl Kraft
E. H. Nelson
O. B. Wilcox
Ben Jones
Earl Spooner
Dona Metz
William Sleck
Ernest Schmidt
Lester Frahm
Henry Schmidt
Harry Frahm
John Frahm
John Duffy
Carl Moyer
Manning Hayward
John O’connor
Carel Depew
Esther Backen
Ellen Duffy
Bernice Munson
Emma Gratt
Berenice Timm
Helen Powell
Edna Hagee
Lucille Puth
Mary Spire
Vera Frahm
Harriet Goodwin
Helen Spire
Gertrude Duffy
Verna Frahm
Agnes O'Connor
Tama
Rex Varner
Lyle Duffy
Marshalltown
Orla Groves
Toledo
William S. Gallagher
Clover Club
Charles Shaw
Gallagher
J. B. McEntree
West Point
Woman’s Club
Gilman
Hilda Hravacek
Legion Hall
Charles A Kupka
A. O. Guy
J. C. Overturf
Roy Shaffer
Frank Hanus
W.W Tenhoff
W. W. Tenhoff
E. E. Ehrer
Lulu Kirk
Tenhoff
Wiliam S. Gallagher
W OO. Eckler
Octagon Club
Gallagher Home
O. E. Wilcox
Mabel Evans
John McCurdy
Elmer Tims
Josephine Wonser
H. J. Ferguson
W. G., MacMartin
W. O. Eckler
Oxford PTA reception for teachers and community program
The Oxford Parent-Teacher Association hosted a teacher reception on Tuesday with Dr John Schrader introducing the staff. Mrs Alice Worthman spoke, Miss Marjorie Shaffer led community singing, and others including Mrs Anna Rapp and David Scott contributed. Superintendent C W Scatt presided. Mr and Mrs Frank Sponar celebrated their daughter Vilda's 14th birthday with dinner. Rebekah lodge gathered Thursday at Powell’s. Daisy James Mabel Singer and Vera Rapp directed the program. Neva Venter and Carrie James hosted Lend A Hand at Federated church Tuesday. Mrs Floyd Wnider hosted Wednesday for her husband’s birthday.
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Jo,n Schrader
Alice Worthman
Marjorie Shaffer
Anna Rapp
David Scott
Miss Heetland
C W Scatt
Frank Sponar
Vilda
Oxford
Rebekah Lodee
Poynder
Modern Metal Bedroom Sets Bring Colorful Modernity
A 1934 Amos Parrish piece notes the shift from brass beds to metal ensembles that imitate wood or use bold colors. Modern metal furniture blends with wood designs, offering four posters and simple lines, with finishes in yellow and black or blue and silver.
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Amos Parrish
Sandwich Luncheon Trends From Elegant Home Kitchens
A nostalgic guide extols late summer hostesses using sandwiches for meals and entertaining. It lists numerous elaborate recipes and methods from the era, including Turkey and Alpine style fillings, Emmenthal notes, and decorative garnishes, aimed at quick yet refined suppers.
Method of Crafting Elegant Sandwiches and Dinners
Instructions on making delicate finger sandwiches and club fare using Pullman bread and crisp vegetables. Includes recipes for celery roll, chicken ham and tongue sandwich, chicken salad finger sandwiches, and a multi-layer club sandwich with precise slicing and garnishes. Also notes dinner guests at Cedar Rapids and Methodist church entertainments with attendees and program details.
Anamosa School Board Hosts Teachers Dinner and Socials
The Anamosa board dined with local teachers at Masonic hall Monday with supper by the Eastern Star. President Mrs Trevarthen welcomed new teachers while Superintendent Ballard gave the response. Social events wind down with an upcoming final evening party next Thursday.
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Board of Education
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
A N. Trevarthen
Ballard
Country Club
W N. Trevarthen
J W. McLees
B I. McLaughlin
O M Miller
Lee Sonner
Lloyd Lawry
J. A Hartman
H. H Gee
B. Rhinehart
Charles Cash, Jr
Lee Sanner
the Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd Lowry
Lloyd Robertson
Henry Efchorn
Cecil Wiilson
Charles Tyler
James E White
R. Wilkinson
Henry Cole
Norman A. Morris
Ames
Garden Club
Dorothy Herren
Gilley Hotel
Herren
Waterloo
James E. Remley
O. M. Miller
J. S. Paul
Francis Shaw
Daughters of the American Revolution
Manchester
Rena Hoult
Bess E. Sherman
Tama Women Hold Luncheon and Bridge At Mother's Kitchen
Tama society notes report a luncheon and bridge event at Mother's Kitchen where prizes went to Mrs. H J Verguson Mrs W P Yerkes Mrs C W Maplethorpe and Mrs P Seabert. Various guests listed along with a bridal shower for Mrs Ronald Kensinger and Clover club activities.
Local Club Notices From Strawberry Point Churches and Houses
Straw berry Point Methodist Industrial club met at the church as Rev and Mrs T J Elwick plan to leave for Elberon after seven years as local pastor. Kutter Klatter Klub hosted at Mrs Frank Burke home with high scores by Mrs Flenniken and members listed. Recreation club opened season with a picnic supper at Mrs G F Scofield home and officers elected led by President Lottie Whittenbaugh. Bridge high score won by Mrs O Fuehr. attendees included many local ladies and young Misses Kate Newberry Ruby Kempe Margaret Scofield Evelyn Bartman Dorothy Scofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Industrial Club
T. J. Elwick
Elberon
Elwick
Kutter Klatter Klub
Frank Burke
Flenniken
Smith
Law
L. A. Little
C. F Steinhilber
R. C. Norris
J. C. Flenniken
Fred Smith
Nelle Phelps
L. Thomas
G. F. Scofield
Lottie Whittenbaugh
Elsie Bull
Margaret Scofield
O. Fuehr
Mesdames V H Mantz
Carrie Slagle
G J Gill
Alex Holmes
G. W. Barr
C. Moser
C. W. Bull
O. Puehr
Kate ,Newberry
Ruby Kempe
Evelyn Bartman
Dorothy Scofield
Local Club Socials and Milestone at Olin Community
Olin notes show T C club hosts at Brickley home with Reve White new president and officers Kathleen Irons Maude Carter Mary Levien. Kory Klub guests at Maggie Weeks home. Methodist choir bids farewell to Rev Earl Hodgkin as his family moves to Whitten. Lawson anniversary observed by J S Lawson and spouse. Visitors including Fred Lawson Clara Nobstedt Jennie Baker and Vera Lemar called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brickley
Alice Port
T. C. Club
Brickley
Reve White
Kathleen Irons
Maude Carter
Mary Levien
Lara Stingley
Alma Stuart
Mable Kays
Daisy Truax
Emma Lawson
Kory Klub
Maggie Weeks
Thelma Easterly
Bowknot Club
Elnn Rohwedder
Methodist
Louis Rohwedder
Earl Hodgkin
Hodgkins
Whitten
Fred Courney
Earl Jones
Community Club Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
What Cheer Mrs Elmer Courtney hosted the Thimble circle Friday The T L club met at Mrs Lee Wells Tuesday Mrs Mabie Strasser hosted Baptist women Tuesday Episcopal women gathered for work Wednesday Nora Wentland entertained the Fast Side club Thursday Mrs Laura Clemens was honored on her birthday The freshman sophomore wiener roast took place in Morrows pasture New faculty members of the face cnity were entertained by old members at a cooperative dinner Friday in the home economics room of the high school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Courtney
Thimble
T. L. Club
Lee Wells
Mabie Strasser
Episcopal
Nora Wentland
Laura Clemens
Face Cnity
Coralville PTA Card Party Awards and Helpers
The Coralville Parent-Teachers Association sponsored a Friday card party in the town hall. First prizes in euchre went to Mrs. Delos Francis and Charles Shriver, second prizes to Mrs. Ray Bothell and E. Hartsock, and consolation prizes to Mr and Mrs. Marshall O'Harra. Mrs. Harley Ewart headed the refreshment committee, assisted by Mays, Carrie Fairchild, Mrs. Tony Nortman, and Mrs. H W. Fairchild.
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Coralville
Parent-Teachers Association
Euchre
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Gazette
Lynch
Alpha
Owen Sanddaich
Turkesteolds
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Emmenthal
Switzerland
Bermuda
Herkimer
Babylon
Bryn Mawr Beach
Brabbit-Taylor Music Co
Kresge
Orfords
Third Avenue
Resge
Bishop Cafeteria
First Avenue SE
Bes
Ezy
Kitterman
Edgewater Beach
Marie Dorgeloh
Esther Brady
Alice Reed
Margaret Greer
Irma Bunce
Nellie V. Morey
Demna Perkins
Garra Hanna
Cedar Rapids
Blythe Bonnette
Davenport
The
Methodist Church
A. S. Knapp
W. H.frazer
L. J. Womachka
Anamosa
Sonny Boy” Bread
2Nd Ave
Strawberry Point
Fifth Avenue
5Th Avenue
Monarch Finer Foods
Osm
Olin
Russell
Velvet
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