Reception Opens Woman's Club Fall Activities in Cedar Rapids
About two hundred members attended a reception at Hotel Montrose to kick off the club's fall season. New president Mrs. Ben Ogden welcomed guests, with officers receiving in the Crystal room as fall decor and a hunting scene tea table set the scene. A first board meeting set Oct. 9 for nominating ballots for vice-president and Oct. 23 for the election. New committees on building civic and reception were ratified with named chairs and members.
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Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Montrose
Ben Ogden
B. R. Abbey
L. P. Davis
Crystal Room
Ogden
Charles F. Clark
Frank T Gates
Nellie Fuhrmeister
Charles Bode
Warren Hansen
Jake
M L. Kirkman
R C Folsom
F C Waples
L. H. Humphreys
Bertha Spencer
A J. Baumhoefner
Paul Clark
NM. L. Grafton
W. E. Hampton
John Hastie
Donald McKinlay
T C. Bassett
John Heaton
F. W. Winslow
T. P. Rogers
T. B. Yuill
Austin N Palmer
Echorman
F W Damour
J P
George Miller
Gertrude Kuborn
Belle Butterfield
J M Dinwiddie
F G Ladd
F K Hahn
W. L. Crissman
J J. Terrall
Charles E. Roberts
C LL. Douglass
J W Ballard
J E Jackson
Stella Beehrlder Peention
C L. Douglass
Miss Helen Schneider Becomes Bride of Robert S Keller
The marriage of Miss Helen Schneider and Robert S Keller was solemnized at 11 AM in the chapel of the First Presbyterian church. Officiating was Dr Robert Little, witnessed by immediate family, with Eleanor Taylor playing the wedding music. The couple, un attending, left for a motor trip to Chicago and the Ozark region, then will reside at 1261 First Avenue E. Both are Marion and Washington high school graduates and employed by Iowa Electric Light and Power Company.
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Helen Schneider
Robert S Keller
Herman Keller
Sixth Avenue SE
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
Johanna Hill
Eleanor Taylor
Percy Smith
Keller
Chicago
Ozark Mountain
First Avenue E
Marion High School
Washington High School
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
32 Play In Guest Duplicate Tourney at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Thirty two women played in the guest day duplicate bridge tournament preceded by a luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Winners were Mrs. Carl F Jordan and Mrs. Frank C Byers in north south, with high scores for east west by Mrs. Joseph Lattner and Mrs. Charles Byrnes. Second place went to Mrs. James W Bell and Mrs. Howard R Green north south, and second east west to Mrs. Robert S. Cook and Mrs. C. S. Courtright.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Carl F Jordan
Frank C Byers
Joseph Lattner
Charles Byrnes
James W Bell
Howard R Green
Robert S. Cook
C. S. Courtright
Mrs St John to Extend Stay Here
Mrs J M St John arrives from Tenerfly New Jersey and will stay with Mrs George F Gibson at 361 Fifteenth Scrcool SE. Mrs S W Wilder entertained friends of Mrs St John at tea Monday afternoon.
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J. M. St. John
Tenerfly
N. J
George F Gibson
S. W. Wilder
Mrs. St. John
Alpha Gamma Delta Pledges Muss Mary Louise Heaton
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Muss Mary Louise Heaton of Fairfax on Monday.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Muss Mary Louise Heaton
Fairfax
To Honor Visitors At Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs H J Chadima and Mr and Mrs King Thompson host forty friends at dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country club. The occasion honors Dr and Mrs Waldo Ball of Clatskanie Oregon Mrs William Dreesen of Corvallis Oregon guests of Dr and Mrs A R Zuercher and Mr and Mrs Lael R Abbott of Chicago guests of the Harold Bowes and the E J Lattners. Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs Edward K Diehl of Dubuque and Mrs Carl D Thomas of 2267 Washington avenue SE who entertained twelve friends at luncheon today for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Chadima
Vernon Court SE
King Thompson
Fifth Avenue SE
Waldo Ball
Clatskanie
Ore
William Dreesen
Corvallis
A R. Zuercher
Lael R. Abbott
Chicago
Harold Bowes
E. J. Lattners
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Edward K. Diehl
Dubuque
Carl D Thomas
Washington Avenue
Marriage Announcement Tea Guests For Nelle Roehik
Mrs E E Shenefelt hosted a tea at 549 Vernon Drive SE inviting several friends of Miss Nelle Roehik prior to her Friday marriage to Herbert Henderson. Guests included Miss Rochik Mrs Ed Rochik Mrs G J Siebke Mrs H C Jensen Mrs A H Bolleau Miss Grace Brownell Miss Grace Glass Mrs David Bleakley Mrs B Van Cleave Mrs Wayne Stookey Miss Irene Hall and Mrs Marvin Levsen of Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Shenefelt
Vernon Drive
Nelle Roehik
Herbert Henderson
Miss Rochik
Ed Rochik
G J Siebke
H C Jensen
A H. Bolleau
Grace Brownell
Grace Glass
David Bleakley
B. van Cleave
Wayne Stookey
Irene Hall
Marvin Levsen
Anamosa
Professor Garwood Speaks on Primitive Man in America
Prof L E Garwood of Coe College delivered a comprehensive scientific explanation on Primitive Man in America at a meeting of chapter GM of PEO held Monday evening. The event was hosted by Mrs L A Kessler with Miss Hattie Cook assisting, at 2108 Greenwood Dr SE. Guests included Mrs Charles C Heer of chapter BD Manhattan Kan, Mrs A C Leef of chapter W Wagner S D, and Miss Pulver of chapter FP Monticello.
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L. E. Garwood
Coe College
P E. O
L. A. Kessler
Greenwood Drive
Hattie Cook
Garwood
America
Charles C Heer
Manhattan
Kan
A C, Leef
Wagner
S. D
Miss Pulver
Monticello
Family trio returns from Chicago fair visit
Mr and Mrs E J Buser of 1242 Fourth Avenue SE arrived home Monday after a week at the Chicago fair. Their daughter Mrs E J Kowalke of Indianapolis will stay about two weeks. Mrs Jackson Blizard, visiting her brother in Rochelle, Illinois, accompanied them on the return trip.
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E. J Buser
Fourth Avenue SE
Chicago
E J Kowalke
Indianapolis
Ind
Jackson Blizard
Rochelle
Mrs Robert S Cook Hosts Tuesday Duplicate Club
Mrs Robert S Cook at 222 Crescent Street SE acted as hostess this afternoon for the Tuesday Duplicate club gathering.
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Robert S Cook
Crescent Street
Pledging Services for Wilma Bolsinger Reported
Kappa Delta held pledge services Tuesday in its rooms for Wilma Bolsinger of Colesburg. Earlville funeral services were held for Charles Davey age 81 who died Saturday night. He was born in Middletown New York and moved to Earlville in 1880. He was married in 1871 to Ella Everton and was a long-time member of the Earlville Methodist church and charter member of IOOF and Rebekah lodges. The Rev L C Smith officiated and IOOF conducted rites at the cemetery. In Vinton an assignment of 48 district court jury cases was continued by Judge Carl B Stiger. Trials were postponed. divorce granted to Mrs Fred Ramer with custody of daughter Betty. The Ramers wed June 1 1920 in Manchester. Greeley: Mildred Reed and Donald Thomas married at Nashua. Reed is daughter of Ray Reed and a Methodist Sunday school teacher. Thomas is son of Frank Thomas and helps on the farm.
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Earlville
Earlville Methodist Church
Charles Davey
Bradford Daves
Middletown
New York
Ella Everton
Betty
the Ramers
Manchester
Greeley
Nashua
Mildred Reed
Donald Thomas
Ray Reed
Methodist
Thomas
Frank Thomas
Greeley School
Worth
Bates
Jessie van Auken
Harry A
Algona
Ernest
Des Moines
George
Canada
Emory
Tacoma
Wash
C. F Bates
Texas
Beaman
Eberhart
Gladbrook
Amber
Edd Fden
Wayne Zion Church
J Willms
Eden
Mamie Schoon
John Eden
Anna Seehusan
Henry Eden
Monticello
Anna Balster
Scotch Grove
Martelle
Howard Drach
Dr. Drach
Anamosa
Claude Peet
Delhi
E. B. Porter
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Williamsburg
W. D. Jones
Jones and Tanner
Annie Tanner
L. J. Tanner
Iowa code in brief reports district Sunday school meeting
In Onslow a district Sunday school convention met at the Presbyterian church with delegates from Wyoming Center Junction and Anamosa. Officers elected include Leota Wherry Mildred Streeper Mrs S W Clark Pauline Prahm and George Goodrick. Died Dysart resident Horace Bates 79 longtime insurer with roots in Norwalk Ohio. Four Dancing Rhythmettes entertain at Better Homes show in Memorial Coliseum. Dysart sheriff arrests Beaman youth Donald Eberhart 14 for breaking and entering. Amber Edd Eden 42 funeral held at Wayne Zion church. Whittier Linn County district meet features devotional and talks. Clarence Davenport rally draws 212 youths from 26 communities. Decorah garage fire damages home and car. DeWitt lightning ignites G H Christensen home.
Aunt Het Blames Breakfast Duty On Independence
Aunt Het jokes that a regular allowance makes a woman feel too independent to get up and fix a man's breakfast, suggesting domestic roles hinge on financial support and tradition.
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John
Kruschen Salts Promises Safe Way to Slim Down
Mrs. Robert Hickey of Roseville California testifies she lost 17 pounds in six weeks using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims a half teaspoon in water each morning reduces fat and boosts health, with a 4 week jar price and a money back satisfaction guarantee from May Drug Co.
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Robert Hickey
Roseville
Calif
May Drug Co
Light Fixture Incident Injures Miss Smith at Christensen Home
In a Christensen residence mishap a chandelier bolt struck Miss Lillian Smith, slightly dazing her. The event followed a nearby power issue that caused alarm and minor injuries, with no lasting harm reported.
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Lillian Smith
Christensen
Community Families Listed In Social Notices
Mrs Eugene Tanner and daughter Marilyn Joyce appear with Mr and Mrs Will Rehfeldt and their children Russell Robert and Margaret Ann along with Mr and Mrs Joe Rehfeldt and Mr and Mrs Harry Jones and son David O Mrs Earl Jones and daughter La Vera Jean Mrs Jennie Roberts and Mrs C W Cochran are also listed in the society column.
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Eugene Tanner
Marilyn Joyce
Will Rehfeldt
Russell
Robert
Margaret Ann
Joe Rehfeldt
Harry Jones
David O
Earl Jones
la Vera Jean
Jennie Roberts
C. W. Cochran
Hollywood 18 Weight Loss Miracle Promises 16 Pounds in 18 Days
An advertisement claims a toxin-removal formula used by movie stars can melt fat without dieting or exercise. It guarantees at least 16 pounds lost in 18 days and promotes HOLLYWOOD 18 as a simple glass-of-water remedy, urging readers to ask a pharmacist.
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Hollywood
Hollywood 18
Horak
Gly-Cas Miracle Cure Promises Relief in Iowa Woman's Case
Cedar Rapids readers hear of Gly-Cas a new vegetable remedy claimed to treat rheumatism neuritis stomach kidney and blood troubles. Mrs May Vandegore of Ottumwa recounts twelve years of severe pain and insomnia and credits Gly-Cas with dramatic improvement after trial at Thrifty Drug Store Corest Street and 3rd Avenue SE.
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Cedar Rapids
May Vandegore
Ottumwa
Iowa
Corest St
3Rd Ave
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Woman’s Club
Beomes
Robert S. Keller
Lasswell
S.W
H. J. Sherry
Mgr
Third Avenue E
DIAL
Alpha Gam
BIG Box
E. KE. Shenefelt
E. J. Busers
Kappa Delta
Kappa Delta Sorority
Wilma Bolsinger
Colesburg
Better Homes
Coliseum
Iowa News
Dysart
Horace K. Bates
Mr Bates
Norwalk
Ohio
Government Land
Yankee Grove
Louisa F Farns
Nuleur
TrusArt
Orpheum Circuit
Memorial Coliseum
Kay Steadman
Martha Pound
Corinne Rider
Hester DeMoss
George Cervenka
William Coffey
Clyde Scott
Prairie Chapel
Evelyn Walton
Springville
Viola Sunday School
Coffey
Clarence
Davenport
Methodist Church
Arthur Kindred
Mechanicsville
W. G. Rowley
Mount Vernon
Decorah
Fred Kelwig
Uevrolet
H .Montgomery
Dewitt—Liebtning
G. H. Christense
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave. SE
Kryptok
M. E. Garmoe
Optometrist
Second Avenue SE
Bettec
Lic
Young
Martin’s
Apis
Naktis
Fat Woman
Bowen
Swift
Beef
Hamburg
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