Mrs Schnoebelen Honored After Nuptials in Twin Cities
Mrs C Schnoebelen formerly Miss Helen Jayne was honored at a post nuptial party hosted by Mrs A L Nase Jr. on August 31. Bridges at two tables awarded prizes to Miss Doris Garner and Mrs W M Jayne. A buffet supper and hosiery shower followed hosted by Mrs James Olney. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Thomas L Woods and Mrs James Sigmund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Schnoebelen
Washington Avenue SE
Helen Jayne
A. L. Nase, Jr
Seventh Avenue SE
Doris Garner
W. M. Jayne
James Olney
Glenway Drive SE
Schnoedelen
Thomas L. Woods
James Sigmund
McDonalds Host Picnic Supper At Their Home
Mr and Mrs Glenn B McDonald hosted members of their club at a picnic supper Tuesday evening at 2510 B Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn B McDonald
Avenue NE
Hostesses and prizes mark Tuesday party at Hall home
Hostesses Tuesday afternoon at the Hall home were Mrs Ed Wieneke and Mrs M F Hall. Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs Elsie Lester and Mrs Aaron Mc Nabb. Other guests included Mesdames Earl Colby, G D Finigan, Harry W Johnson, Heald Bowser, J D Reid, Hollis Troette, Fred Heames and Kathryn Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wieneke
C Avenue NW
M. F Hall
Twentieth Street
Hall
Elsie Lester
Aaron McNabb
Earl Colby
G D. Finigan
Harry W. Johnson
Heald Bowser
J. D Reid
Hollis Troette
Fred Heames
Kathryn Kuhn
Annual fruit reception at the Home for Aged Women
The Home for Aged Women hosts its annual fruit reception on Thursday at 202 Twelfth Street NW. The board of managers will offer tea to visitors during the afternoon as tours of the home proceed and gifts are gratefully accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Twelfth Street
Board of Managers
Ashley D A R members attend naturalization courts
Members of the Americanism and citizenship committees of Ashley chapter D A R attended the naturalization courts Monday and Tuesday at the federal and municipal buildings. Mrs Tari F Heinze presented each new citizen with a United States flag, and patriotic literature was given by other members. Attending were Miss Thelma Boegel regent and Mesdames J B McPherson J E Ives F B Garnes and Martha Irvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Chapter
Naturalization Courts
Tari F Heinze
United States
Thelma Boegel
J B McPherson
J E. Ives
F B Garnes
Martha Irvin
Louise Blaul Feped on Eleventh Birthday
Louise Blaul celebrated her eleventh birthday on Wednesday with a party from 4 to 6 pm at 345 Woodland Drive SE. Mr and Mrs T F Blaul hosted, and twenty two guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Blaul
T F Blaul
Woodland Drive
PEO Meeting At Mrs Hecker Home Reviews Wild Geese Calling
Chapter GM met Monday evening at 1803 First Avenue F to discuss Wild Geese Calling by Stewart Edward White with hostess Mrs John T. Hecker and Miss Mary Randall Mre SV Shonka assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hecker
First Avenue F
PEO
Mary Randall
Shonka
Stewart Edward White
Mrs. A L Naso Returns From California Visit
Mrs. A L Naso of 1519 Seventh Avenue SE has returned after a two months visit in California. She stayed in San Francisco with her son and visited relatives and friends in Los Angeles and Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Naso
Seventh Avenue SE
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Yataka Camp Fire Group Meeting At Guardian's Home
The Yataka Camp Fire group met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Sulli van's home 1612 Seventh Avenue SE. A wiener roast was held in the yard as the girls discussed camp fire building with three working on the fire makers rank four on torch bearers rank and one fifteen on wood gatherer rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yataka
Charles Sullivan
Seventh Avenue SE
Two Leave Today After Week's Visit
A visitor from St Louis, Mrs D. D. Blackwell, and her sister-in-law Miss Aileen Blackwell of Los Angeles, leave Wednesday after a week with C. P Wilson at 2303 Twenty sixth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
C. P Wilson
Twenty Sixth Street Drive
D. D. Blackwell
St Louis
Aileen Blackwell
Los Angeles
Congenial Club Luncheon Held at Mrs Schultz Home
Mrs F P Schultz hosted a Tuesday luncheon for Congenial club members at 1036 Sixth Street SW. The event honored Mrs H G Crandall of Manistee for her fortieth wedding anniversary. prize awarded to Mrs L H Craw for Fish. Next meeting set for Oct 3 at Mrs Rullman’s 1945 Eighth Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F P. Schultz
Sixth Street
F H Winters
L. H. Craw
C A Forsythe
T. A Dill
G E Dennis
G S Platter
W J Kof
G F Rullman
J. H Martin A Auest
H. G. Crandall
Manistee
Midh
Rullman
Eighth Avenue SE
Mrs L J Klinger Hosts Louise Leibert Circle Luncheon
Mrs L J Klinger hosted the Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters at 306 Crescent Street SE for a luncheon and business meeting. President FW Niesz led devotions and the group started a Red Cross sewing and knitting project. Delegates elected were Mrs Niesz and Mrs R M Chapman with alternates Mrs E Killinger and Mrs A R Glasier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L J. Klinger
Crescent Street
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
FW Niesz
Red Cross
Waterloo
Niesz
R M Chapman
E. Killinger
A R. Glasier
P T A Meeting Notes From Jackson School
Jackson P T A met Tuesday at the school with Mrs C W Lueksa as president in charge. Mrs Leon Vannus spoke on club work and Mrs H Gray reported on the summer health roundup. Officers to fill vacancies were named: Secretary Jo M-Harris, Treasurer C Netoshicky, Membership Esther Brooks, Joe Smothers. Lorraine Lueksa and Mary Allen Davenport performed solos. a sixth grade girls chorus sang. An autumn tea was served during the social hour. Miss Mary Pavlovsky and Mrs Esther McCandless poured. The font of a horse is an enlarged third toe compared to the human third finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pavlovsky
Esther McCandless
Exposition Hall Becomes Military Camp for Blowout
Hawkeye Downs Exposition Hall converts into a camp Thursday night as the Chamber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau mobilizes for its eighth annual Blowout. Senior members invited, expected attendance grows beyond 300, with tents and a mess hall, guard post, and MFP armbands. A daffy doodler band and a girl accordion player provide entertainment during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Hall
Hawkeye Downs
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chuck Vorel
L. C. Disterhoft
M. FP
Military Police
Bill Glassgow
Ed Clapp
Disterhoft
Cedar Rapids Zoning Change Hearing Set for October 14
The City of Cedar Rapids announces a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Use District Map and Height and Area District Map of the Zoning Ordinance. The hearing will be October 14, 1940 at 10:00 AM in City Hall Council Chamber. The ordinance designates the SW1 Acre of the W half of NE quarter Section 9 Twp 82 R 7 West as A Residential and the tract as A Height and Area District. Introduced September 23 1940. published September 25 1940 in The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ularing
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Towa
L. Stes
Former Cedar Rapids Pastor E F Austin Named VFW National Chaplain
The Rev Ervin F Austin, former pastor of Calvary Baptist in Cedar Rapids, elected national chaplain of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at its Los Angeles encampment. He now serves at the First Baptist Church of Richmond California. Austin preached eight years in Cedar Rapids from 1926 to 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V.F W
Los Angeles
Ervin F. Austin
Calvary Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Richmond
Calif
George F. Imback
Mr Austin
Peddlers Act Discussed at Lumbermen’s Meeting
The Iowa Retail Lumbermen’s association held a meeting at the Roosevelt hotel on Tuesday night to discuss regulations of the itinerant vendors act and enforcement steps. About sixty attendees from Linn County lumber, fuel, and perishable goods trades and local law officers attended the conference as part of a state tour. Speakers included William He Badeaux, Ray Spatz, and James Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Iowa Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Linn County
William He Badeaux
Ray Spatz
Registration Department of Iowa Motor Vehicle Division
James Clapp
Iowa Highway
Jenkins Receives Court Invitation Over Parking Warrant
Milton Jenkins of 3220 E Avenue NE received a printed invitation from Judge Harry Johnson to attend police court on Wednesday. Two patrolmen accompanied him as he accepted the warrant charging over time parking. Jenkins faced a fine of 31 and costs of 285. Costs typically 150 due to drawing and serving the warrant. He was tagged Sept 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Jenkins
E Avenue NE
Harry Johnson
Jenkins
Court Warrants Arrest After Nonappearance
Police followed normal protocol by calling Jenkins at home for his court appearance. Initially reported ill, he later recovered, but upon failing to appear Judge Johnson issued an arrest warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Johnson
Changes Made In Days Of Citizenship Classes
Miss Alma Wright announced changes in this year’s schedule for citizenship classes. The ICRJ beginners’ class moves from Thursdays to 130 pm Wednesdays, while the Coe college beginners’ class shifts from Wednesdays to 16 pm Thursdays. The advanced class remains at 3 pm Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Wright
ICR
J Berinners
Coe College
Linn County Board Advances Road Construction Financing
Linn County supervisors authorized 50000 in county road certificates and 40000 in secondary road certificates on Tuesday. Certificates will be retired in equal installments in 1941 and 1942. Sale date to be set by County Treasurer Frank F Bates as part of the secondary road program to surface about 100 miles of roads this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Frank F Bates
Fragmented OCR Notice From Local Paper
Readable fragments show a local notice about an event or action with vague terms. Names and specifics are missing, leaving only partial phrases and unclear dates or places.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenn McDonalds
P.E.O
Mrs. Naso
Yataka Camp
Perfection
Montrose
Mrs. Schultz
P.T.A. Meetings
Jackson
C. OF C
Attest
E. F. Austin
V. F. W. Natl
Lumbermen’s Meeting
Era Tisberg
Craemer
Ivanta
Vanta
Hubbard
Authenty
Vanta Snappy Trainer
Vanta Knit
Ir Ana S
Loder Tener Fram 194
Rae
Areg
Ars
Pete
Acta Agarments
Craemers
Game
Nina
America
Bath Ball
du Pare
Aone Bastom
Ted
Craemer's Cosmetic Department
Second Avenue
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