Longueville Bridge Winners Named at Nine Tables
Longueville bridge event Tuesday evening at Mrs Longueside’s home yielded Wee Tetere and Lirs Serica ef Les Mones as north south champions, Mrs Edith Durn and Miss ari tee Litte as east west winners. North south second were Mrs Alex H igren and Mrs E A Hazel ton. east west second were Miss Neva Nelson and Mrs Lena Hedgin. Des Moines guests Teatchell, Mrs Schlick and Mrs Edy are visiting Toledo host Mrs Genevieve Keedick. Cedar Rapids women joined later for a return trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Durn
Tee Litte
Schlick
Edy
Des Moines
Genevieve Keedick
Toledo
Cedar Rapids
Keedick
Mrs Yuill Returns From PEO Convention Trip
Mrs George Yuill of 1916 Second Avenue SE has just returned from Yellowstone park after attending the thirty second biennial convention of the supreme chapter of the P E O sisterhood. She also spent a week in Denver visiting relatives after the convention. The report mentions Mrs Yuill is a member of chapter DE of the PEO Charlotte Hubbard, daughter of Mrs Charles M Hubbard of 508 Ninth Street SW. Meanwhile, Mrs Hubbard has left for the College of Saint Catherine at St Paul Minnesota to be a second year student with classes starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yuill
Second Avenue SE
Yellowstone Park
Supreme Chapter
P E.O Sisterhood
Denver
Colo
Yuill
PEO
Charlotte Hubbard
Charles M Hubbard
Ninth Street
College of St Catherines
St Paul, Minn
Secor
Maffitts Leave vo 6h oe 4 fay e
In a brief entry Maffitts departures noted with times and dates, indicating a change or schedule adjustment in the local column. The fragment references a place or event linked to Peper and Fount with noted times and a weathered date line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maffitts
Celebrates 85th Birthday At Dinner
Mrs Gratams, prominent local figure, marked her 85th birthday with a dinner. The obituary notes her education at the University of Iowa when it stood in the Old Capitol Building in Iowa City, her early teaching career, and her marriage in 1871 to Wham H Grezham. She remained active in civic interests including Curvert inyerts and flower cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araste
Carter
Cultis Gut
Iowa
Capatel Culding
Inve City
Federation Council Meeting Attended by Iowa Women
Cedar Rapids members of the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs lease Wednesday and Thursday for Des Moines to attend the fall council meeting. Mrs Ben Ogden chairs the economic problems committee and Mrs J P Mis serves on the family finance committee. Mrs Foot leads the news service. Other delegates include Mrs Austin N Palmer, Mrs F W Damour, and Mrs F C Kelloge policy. They plan to return late Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Ben Ogden
J P Mls
Foot
News Service
Austin N Palmer
F W Damour
F C
Cedar Rapids Teachers Name New Members at Church Meeting
About 145 members of the Cedar Rapids Teachers Association met at First Christian church Tuesday evening with ten teachers as special guests. Representatives from each building introduced new members and offered corr. The meeting featured Ruth Griffith, president, Muse Helen Kerth of Frack on se el Sarg accompanied by Margre Porter Represert to the Notary Educators as father caterer paid on Dh protectyres pa om aw rege to form u re parel Tow. part Aere te Muses Bee pire Pratt Bej.r Pere rp Blare Hunter F noetr Kaisard Jot Coark barre Satreriard ard Me ta Gr ffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Teachers’ Association
First Christian Church
Ruth Griffth
Helen Kerth
Frack
el Sarg
Notary Eduratora
Fatser
Kaisard
Coark Barre Satreriard
Wallace Pledges Ambiguous Vergeia Event
Unclear OCR fragment mentions MISS WALLACE and various jumbled terms. Reads as a partial pledge or statement with names and scattered proper nouns, but content remains incoherent and lacks identifiable actions or outcomes to summarize clearly.
Craft Classes Planned By Y W C A Activity
YWCA offers craft classes this month with sessions on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon. Instructors will teach woodwork and themed projects for adults and older teens, using available tools and materials. Classes emphasize hands on guidance and suitable equipment, with reservations advised.
Two Honor Miss Pauline Vane Miss Pauline Vane Event
Miss Pauline Vane, to wed Wallace Box in October, was honored at a Monday evening shower hosted by Miss Helen Jayne and Miss De Garrer at 2320 Fourth Avenue SE. Attendees included Misses Vane, Modesta Relief, Alberta Thompson, Virginia Casin, Frances McLaughlin, Selma Rose, Alice Phillipson, and Catin Phillips. Prizes were won at bridge by Misses Rose, Phillipson and Catin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jayne
De+ Garrer
Snower
Pauline Vare
Wallace Box
Vane
Modesta
Alberta Thompson
Virginia Casin
Frances McLaughlin
Selma Rose
Alice Phillipson
Phillipson
Catin
Bridge
Beethoven Club Hosts First Patron Concert In Fall
Miss Eleanor Taylor led the Beethoven club in its first fall patron concert titled The Development of Church Music at First Presbyterian church. Catherine Adams Lulu Welty Emily Sanborn Harold Reeves Joanna Gerhardt plus the First Presbyterian double quartet performed with Ralph Lee directing. The quartet included Alice Gill Frances Norton Florence Conley Rose Paidar Harold Reeves Robert Troyak Carl Zbanek Tom Scherbeck. An out-of-town artist will give the next patron concert with two more planned later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Taylor
Beethoven Club
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Taylor
Catherine M Adams
Lulu Engieman Welty
Emily Sanborn
Harold Reeves
Johanna Gerhardt
First Presbyterian
Ralph Lee
Alice Gill
Frances Norton
Florence Conley
Rose Paidar
Robert Troyak
Carl Zbanek
Tom Scherrebeck
Miss Byers Speaker at Chapter GM Meeting
Miss Ruby Byers spoke on Americas Quest For Security at a Chapter GM of the PE QO Monday evening at the home of Mrs S V Shonka. Miss Aliana Burr assisted. Thirty-two members and one guest from Chapter CL at Ocilla attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Byers
Chapter
S .V. Shonka
Thirty-fifth Street
Aliana Burr
S C Rice
Chapter CL
Ociata
Miss Byers
Gunnell
G I. Krabbenhoff
Rotay
Eugene Kershaw Enters University of Jawa
Eugene Kershaw son of Mr and Mrs Fred Kershaw of 1080 Favetus W has entered the University of Jawa to pursue courses in liberal arts and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Kershaw
Fred Kershaw
Favetus
Universty
Jawa
Uberal
Edwards Family Reunion Held At C So Mure Farm
A Sunday gathering near northwest of One Tree marked the Edwards family reunion. Attendees included Mrs T McNamee and Morf James McNamee Jr, along with numerous relatives from Iowa Chicago and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Tre
Kate Jou Unson
Odese Dence
T McNamee
James McNamee
James Jr
Mroo
George Ja
Earl
Duane
Manon
Hi Or Scott
Bonalyn
Sheisburg
Kate
Cora Johnson
Chieron Earl
Maralyn
Coorde- Woster
Carel
le Tependerce
Robert Satt
R.t Heard
Norma
Chicago
Te Olver Morons
Crouecen Lelaerta Hurley
Else Mary Leia
Dorothy
Fleoc
Fred Hoffmam
Fuze Abetr McKinley
Walker
Checkerboard and Ring Sandwiches From Home Institute
Brimming with hostess ideas the Home Institute booklet offers. Checkboard sandwiches use light and dark bread with creamed lemon butter, kept cold and sliced into 4 sets for a striking tray. Ring sandwiches are cut with large and small circular cutters. The booklet features canapes hors d oeuvres beverages and menus and offers ordering via coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Model House Frock Pattern 2352 by Anne Adams
Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 2352 a model house frock with dainty ruffles. Describes free n easy lines, back piece surplice yoke, minimal yardage, and shoulder ruffles. Available in sizes 14 to 42 with 3 1/2 yards for size 16. Includes illustrated instructions and pattern book promo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pattern department ad offers fabrics and etiquette guide
Exclusive designs for home business and parties with tips on fabrics and dress. The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department advertises a book and pattern for fifteen cents, or book and pattern together for twenty-five cents, with orders to 243 West 17th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Pupils of Ruskin Sandbourne in Recital at 107 Thirteenth St SE
Ruskin Sandbourne presents five pupils in a studio recital at his studio at 107 Thirteenth Street SE on Thursday at 8 p.m. The public is invited. The program lists pieces by two pigs eyee ba Stairs Good Littl Eva Robyn Soldiers at Drill Fairchild Cuckoo Clock iduo and works by Spaulding Renton and others including Beethoven Mozart Bach and Lachmund.
Twentieth Anniversary Surprise At Weiditz Home
Mr and Mrs H K Weiditz of Van Horne were surprised on their twentieth wedding anniversary. Guests included numerous Cedar Rapids Vinton Shellsburg Atkins and Van Horne families such as the Rinderknechts, Happel, Geiken, Miller, Riggs, Lattwasser, Schnarr, Stueck, Jen son, Beatty, Krug and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Weiditz
van Horne
Carl Weiditz
A. M Happel
Ted Geiken
P Miller
Vinton
John Rinderknecht
Homer Fryrear
Leroy Riggs
Clarence Rinderknecht
Cedar Rapids
Martin Rinderknecht
Card party postponed by VFW auxiliary at Montrose hotel
The card party planned for Monday at the Montrose hotel by the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary has been postponed until Oct 7 due to a conflict in meeting time and place with the Cedar Rapids Woman's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids
Ida Mansfield Circle Chooses State Delegates
Mrs. Milo Wenger and three other members were elected as delegates to the state King's Daughters convention in Ottumwa October 8 to 10, with Mrs. W. Paul Engel as alternate. The meeting at Mrs. Wenger's Linn Boulevard home also announced a convention banquet speaker Mrs. Merton Morris and a rummage sale Friday to benefit the circle milk fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Wenger
Everett Hoover
Alfred M. Meyer
W. Paul Engel
Ida Mansfield
The
King's Daughters
Ottumwa
Wenger
Linn Boulevard
Merton Morris
P. F. Keehn
Phillip Shive
Circle
Carl Goodwin
King’s Daughters
Louise Leibert Circle Elects Three Delegates
Louise Leibert circle selected three delegates for the state convention of the Kings Daughters in Ottumwa October 8 to 10. Delegates are Mrs Kenneth Cornell Mrs George Serovy and Mrs Walter Miller. Alternates are Mrs Harry Dunker Mrs Lynn Swaney and Mrs M Sopousek. Vice president elected was Mrs Owen Tisdale. Next meeting set for October 22 at Mrs Peters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cornell
George Serovy
Walter Miller
King’s Daughters
Ottumwa
Louise Leibert
William Quinby
Sixteenth Street
Harry Dunker
Lynn G. Swaney
M. Sopousek
Owen Tisdale
Clarence Barr
Quinby
W. A. Cash
H. D. Peters
Peters
Twenty-sixth Street
Fruit reception at Home for Aged Women
An open house and fruit reception will be held at the Home for Aged Women, 202 Twelfth Street NE, Thursday. Contributions of fruits, vegetables, canned goods, or canning supplies are invited, with donations arranged for pick up. Mrs C R Chandler chairs the social committee guiding a daytime program, and tea will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For Aged Women
Twelfth Street
C. R. Chandler
Hansens Return Daggers Here Headline Style
Mr and Mrs Warren Hansen and their son-in-law and daughter Glenn Dagger and family return Monday from the Hansen cottage on Ten Mile Lake Minnesota. The Daggers and child will stay until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hansen
Twentieth Street
Glenn Dagger
Cherokee
Elizabeth Ann
Hansen
Ten Mile Lake
Minn
Dagger
Shower Honors Miss Sophia Andersen Before Oct 4 Wedding
Mrs Fred Alexander and Mrs Frank R Whitney hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Sophia Andersen at Whitney's home on Monday. Attendees included numerous friends and relatives such as Mr and Mrs Chris Neilson Mr and Mrs O E Andersen and Marion Hicks. The couple William Peterson and Sophia Andersen are set to wed October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander
A Avenue NW
Frank R. Whitney
Avenue NW
Sophia Andersen
William Peterson
O. E. Andersen
Chris Neilson
QO. E. Andersen
Robert McNabney
F. A. Peterson
Marion
Fox Family Visiting in Michigan and Indiana
Mr and Mrs Howard Fox of South Bend Indiana and their son Donald visit Mr and Mrs W E Mickel at 1617 Second Avenue SE with Mrs Harrington of Berrier Springs Michigan joining them in the Midwest friendly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fox
South Bend
Ind
Donald
W. Harrington
Berrier Springs
Mich
W. E. Mickel
Second Avenue SE
Miss Marthella Schmidt Hosts Bridge Tea for Betty Merges
Miss Marthella Schmidt entertained at a Sunday bridge event at her home 1515 K avenue NE honoring Miss Betty Merges who will marry on October 10. Prizes went to Rosaline Collins Bernice Williamson and Mary Frances Arduser. Williamson and Pauline Quinn presided at the tea table. A gift was presented to Miss Merges by the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthella Schmidt
Bridge
K Avenue NE
Betty Merges
Rosaline Collins
Bernice Williamson
Mary Frances Arduser
Williamson
Pauline Quinn
Miss Merges
Riverside birthday gathering for Mrs Louis Kohout Solon
Relatives met at Riverside park Sunday to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Louis Kohout of Solon. Attendees included numerous Solon families such as the Kaspareks the Kohouts Stineochers andVotroubeKs along with Columbus Junction and other area guests and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Louis Kohout
Solon
Joseph Kasparek
Leo Kasparek
Donald
Milner
Maxine
J. Stineocher
Anna Kasparek
Frank Brush
Louis Votroubek
Rudolph Votroubek
Columbus Junction
Henry Pirks
John W. Hhilekar
Edward Koutsky
Bobby
Frank Pratt
Louise
Loretta
Norden Kensington Meeting Time Change
Norden Kensington will meet Friday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs. Carl Ahlgren 806 Ninth Street SW instead of the home of Mrs. O M Wood as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Kensington
Carl Ahlgren
Te Nth Street
O. M. Wood
Waukon Public Schools Activity Club Names Officers
Edward Peck elected president of the Activity club with James Martin as vice president and Robert McDonnell as secretary. Board of directors includes Olive Herman Ralph Osterholz Gordon Sinedsrud and Delpha Thoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Edward Peck
Waukon Public Schools
James Martin
Robert McDonnell
Olive Herman
Ralph Osterholz
Gordon Sinedsrud
Delpha Thoma
Eagle Scout Recognition at Cedar Rapids Court of Honor
Richard Sampson fifteen was awarded Eagle Scout recognition Tuesday evening at the September court of honor of the Cedar Rapids Boy Scout area council held in Roosevelt high school auditorium. Scouts from Troop 13 hosted the event while N Harold West presented the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sampson
Grande Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Boy Scout Area Council
Roosevelt High School
Roger Gallagher
Sampson
N. Harold West
Area Council
The
Peoples Church
E. I. Copeland
Beverpark
Arthur Schlumbohm
Clarence Brockman
Rudy Grubich
Ralph Cerney
John Bowne
Edwin Hansen
James Maloney
Elmer Grissel
Bill Holmes
Robert Morris
Bill Graham
Jerome Nixon
Bob Multhaup
Robert Goedhart
Perry Dean Woodward
John Wagner
Robert van Horn
Robert Arnold
John B. Pettit
Strike Ends After Two Months on WPA Projects
New York workers return to sites as a two month strike over prevailing wage ends. George Meany, head of the state federation of labor, announced the settlement after a WPA executive committee meeting in New York. The dispute arose over pay scales replacing the proposed security wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WPA
George Meany
State Federation of Labor
Central Trades and Labor Council
Hugh S. Johnson
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Meany
Johnson
Uphold Teacher in Griffin Estate Case Des Moines
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Elsie Edwards and Grace Stevenson, claiming to be daughters of M. E. Griffin Jr., are entitled to four percent annuities on $25,000. The decision allows mortgage to pay a city claim and places Edwards and Stevenson above the city in priority for estate funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Supreme Court
Elsie Edwards
Chicago
M. E. Griffin
Spencer, Jr
Miss Edwards
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Grace Stevenson
Griffin
Miss Stevenson
Annie Edwards
Spencer
Griffin’s Bank
F. C. Davidson
Clay County District Court
Tower Court
Angling Party Reels In Minnesota Record Catches
Seven Cedar Rapids and Ames area anglers return from a five day Minnesota fishing trip with tales of big catches in Lakes Winnibigoshish Poverty Leech near Bena. The group stayed at Camp Cedar Rapids run by J B Daniels. Alex Fidler failed to find a pike whistle despite searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Winnibigoshish
Poverty
Leech
Bena
Minn
E. G. Kieck
R. Harvey
Alex Fidler
Sam Stohl
Jack Yager
Cedar Rapids
Ed Hammond
Belle Plaine
Charles Kern
Ames
Lake Winnibigoshish
Camp Cedar Rapids
J. B. Daniels
Mrs Frank Loecke of Dubuque dies after surgery at Manchester
Mrs Frank Loecke 30 a lifelong Dubuque and Delaware counties resident died at Manchester hospital Tuesday after an operation for appendicitis Saturday night Peritonitis followed Funeral services likely at Earlville Catholic church Friday morning conducted by Rev Father J H Dunkel Mayme Nothe eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Bernard Nothe was born at Dyersville She married Frank Loecke at Dyersville January 23 1924 Six children Bernard Velma Mae Doris Ruth and Walter survive along with two sisters Mrs George Willenberg Petersburg Ia and Mrs Wilford Stoeckel Aurora Ia and two brothers Albert and John Nothe Dyersville Mrs Loecke was a member of the Earlville Catholic church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Frank Loecke
Dubuque
Delaware
Manchester Hospital
Earlville
J. H. Dunkel
Mayme Nothe
Bernard Nothe
Loeke
Dyersville
Bernard
Velma Mae
Doris
Ruth
Walter
George Willenberg
Petersburg
Wilford Stoeckel
Aurora
Albert
John Nothe
Loecke
Smoke Out The Unaffordable In Leipzig
Citizens in Leipzig are urged to save a cigarette from each pack to support those who cannot afford tobacco products. The appeal highlights solidarity and offers practical help to low income smokers through a voluntary offset gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Germany
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Mes Deere
Larimer
MeTserz Wien Rotert
Morgan Fuster
Pier R Fifles
Longueville Bridge
Mrs. Yuill
California
Warzer
Tomlinson
Agroy Toronsan
WY Gienic
Beauty
DIAL
Ischa Wehmeier Perkins
First Ave
Mes Evmwal
Graham
Federation Council
Miss Wallace
Hice Vergeia Walott
An & Rajts
P. T. A. Meetings
Harrison Tea
Y.W.C.A
Reco
Miss Pauline Vane
Iowa University
OFA Eekody Cranberries
19Th ST
Ruskin Sandbourne
F. W
Emmie
IDA Mansfield Circle
Louise Leibert Circle
Hansens
Daggers
Mickels
Mrs. Kohout
Troop 9
W. E. McFann
H. M. Weis
SSS Kiwanian
Walter Dennis
George Bowne
Kiwanian
Don Morris
University of Scouting
Coe College
Lasswell
Y.W.C. A
Laurene Rose Diehl
Killian
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