St Pauls Pastor And Dist Supt To Be Honored
The Ladies Aid of St. Pauls Methodist plans a reception at the church for Dr and Mrs Arthur A Brooks and Dr and Mrs A W Henke. Brooks begins his fourth year as pastor. Henke is new district superintendent. Executive committee and district chairs will greet guests. a brief program is set. all church members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Arthur A. Brooks
A. W. Henke
Brooks
St. Paul's
Henke
Ladies Aid
W. E. Warren
Guy Hilher
Kathryn Davis
Myron Mason
Guy Rich
F. W Mulson
Mesdames J P van Horn
David Pugh
Cc W Whipple
E. F. Ludwes
Esther Smith Ingram Bixler
WoW = Richards
E. F Borschel
Lewis Yachik
L. Sprat
Bnef
Birthday scavenger hunt for Rockwell Bingham in Rochester
A party of twelve gathered at 1800 Second Avenue SE for a Wednesday scavenger hunt honoring Rockwell Bingham's birthday. Participants included Ruth Barth Eleanor Taylor Eliza Hickok Jane Land Margaret Larimer Arthur Collins Douglas Bennett Louis Burkhalter Jr Jack Van Dyke and Frank Healey, returning home for refreshments with baby pictures, lanterns, cheese and fence posts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
Arthur Collins
Bingham Deruglas Bennett
Louis Burkhalter Jr
Jack van Dyke
Frank Healey
Mrs Jay W Hesser Hosts PEO Chapter Luncheon At Home
Mrs Jay W Hesser president of chapter HJ of PEO entertained officers at a luncheon today. Plans were made for the year’s activities and for entertaining the state inspector at the meeting on October 19 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W Hesser
Avenue NE
PEO
St Rita's Society entertains at Mrs Schilde home
St Rita's Society of St Matthew's Church met Wednesday at 110 Twentieth Street NE, Mrs Ralph Schilde hosting. After the business meeting, card games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs S J Arthurs, Mrs Charles Hiegel, Mrs Gordon Delaney, and Mrs S G Blencroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Rita's Society
St Matthew's Church
Ralph Schilde
Twentieth Street
S. J Arthurs
Charles Hiegel
Gordon Delaney
S. G Blencroe
Aunt Het Reflects on Bill’s Wife Happiness
A humorous divorce era aside notes how Bill’s wife enjoys every gift as a sign of contentment. The speaker suggests her satisfaction stems from her clever outlook and daily joys, implying a lighthearted view of married life.
Bridge Tournament Opens at Hotel Roosevelt Under Mrs Beattie
A large field is expected for the first monthly contract bridge tournament to be held Friday evening at the Hotel Roosevelt with Mrs George E Beattie in charge. The series will continue on the third Friday each month. Cedar Rapids players were invited to the Southeast Iowa Contract Bridge tournament on Oct 25 and 26 at the Masonic temple in Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
George E Beattie
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Masonic Temple
Bloomfield
Mrs Wadsworth Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Club
Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth entertained her luncheon and bridge group at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Wednesday at 335 Crescent Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H Wadsworth
Crescent Street
Wedneseas
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Ramsey couple returns from Chicago visit
Mr and Mrs J H Ramsey of 1733 Second Avenue SE returned Wednesday night from Chicago where they had been visiting their daughter Mrs Lester Burmeister and Mr Burmeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
Chicago
Lester Burmeister
Mr Burmeister
Mem bers of Louise Leibert circle host music tea
The Louise Leibert circle of King's Daughters hosted a musical tea Tuesday at Mrs. Howard M Benninghoff's home. Thirty guests enjoyed five songs by Mrs. Benninghoff, harp pieces by Amanda Barnes Barham, and piano selections by Miss Bernice and Mrs. Ray Horton, with Mrs. Cornell leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Howard M Benninghoff
Ridgeway Drive
Benninghoff
Amanda Barnes Barham
Bernice
Ray J. Horton
K E. Cornell
A N Huemiston
Miss Edna Ward and Leo Hubler Wed at Cedar Rapids Home
Miss Edna M Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Ward married Leo Hubler at the bride's parents home six miles north of Cedar Rapids The Rev F H Ward read the ceremony attended by Mr and Mrs John Hubler A post ceremony breakfast followed and the couple planned to reside two miles east of Lisbon where Hubler has farmed for years They will not be home to friends after October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M Ward
Charles W Ward
Leo Hubler
Cedar Rapids
F H Ward
John Hubler
Hubler
Lisbon
Church Groups Planning Luncheon and Picnic This Week
St Elizabeth's Guild of St John's church plans a Friday lunch at 1 at Mrs H V Eliason's home 1261 First Ave E The Kenwood Park Presbyterian Women host a Friday 630 pm picnic at the church honoring July August September birthdays A short program and social hour follow All invited Bring picnic items Preday circle hosts chores and hosts Ms Aukerman and N Kare Kobe to preside in Celene parlors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Elizabeth S Guild of
St John's Church
H V Eliason
First Avenue E
Womens Circle
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Feaherhe
Trimere
Recreation Dept Forms Friendly Club For Adults
The Cedar Ramands Recreation Department opens the Friendly Club for all adults. Meetings are held each Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Com room of the Montrose hotel. No dues or obligations. Mrs. Clare Nichols directs programs including singing current events discussions book reviews debates games skits films and more to foster acquaintances and neighborhood camaraderie. The Slow clubs in Philadelphia inspired the idea and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ramands Recreation Department
Friendly Club
Montrose
Clare Nichols
Philadelphia
Bailey couple to attend Century of Progress and football game
Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailey of 1832 Second Avenue SE travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress exhibition and the Iowa Northwestern football game Saturday afternoon. They plan to return early Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W Bailey
Second Avenue SE
Chicago
Iowa-Northwestern
Kings Daughters Picnic At Elmhurst Drive Home
The Silver Cross circle of King’s Daughters held a Wednesday picnic lunch at Mrs J L Gonley’s Elmhurst Drive NE home. Sixteen members sat at a long table with fall flowers as Mrs A E Hart led the business meeting and Mrs A H Conn guided devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross
King’s Daughters
J L Gonley
Elmhurst Drive
A E Hart
A H Conn
Hart
Comes
Des Moines
Elizabeth Bender
Kings Daughters
Tom Walpole
the Order
Walpole
Addison A Berr
Conley
J F. Wilkins
High School Girls Class Hosts Picnic for Two Members
The Central Park church girls class taught by Mrs. Arthur Focht held a Wednesday evening picnic supper for Helen Colby studying nursing at St Luke's hospital and Beatrice Woodward starting roentgenology studies in Iowa City next Monday. Other class members include Mary Charter Ruth Barber Jane Walters Jean Dunlap Betty Ringsmuth Read Wolfe Mary Nosek Elsie Stone Marion Wienands Zoe Burge Jeanette Focht and Winifred Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Church
Arthur Focht
Helen Colby
St Luke's Hospital
Beatrice Woodward
Iowa City
Mary Charter
Ruth Barber Jane Walters
Jean Dunlap
Betty Ringsmuth
Read Wolfe
Mary Nosek
Elsie Stone
Marion Wienands
Zoe Burge
Jeanette Focht
Winifred Murray
Brunas Return From Chicago A Century of Progress Trip
Mr and Mrs Edward M Bruna of 2045 Bever Avenue SE returned from Chicago where they attended A Century of Progress and the silver jubilee convention of the National Association of Postal Supervisors at the Stevens Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M Bruna
Bever Avenue
Chicago
Naional Association of Postal Supervisors
Stevens Hotel
Norden Kensington Club Meeting at Mrs Nelsons Home
Norden Kensington will meet Friday at 8 pm at 620 Seventh Avenue SE the home of Mrs Anna Nelson. After the meeting cards will be played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Kensington
Anna Nelson
Seventh Avenue SE
Oatmeal Cookie Recipe and Dinner Menu Card
A printed page presents a Dinner For Four menu featuring Swiss Steak with baked potatoes scalloped cauliflower bread Russian dressing peaches and an oatme al drop cookie recipe. It includes cooking steps for Swiss Steak browning, flour dusting, simmering, mushroom and butter sauce, and baking details for cookies with cream and spices. The text blends measurement hints and procedural notes with occasional misspellings from OCR.
Last Ladies Day At Kenmore Friday
The final ladies day at Kenmore golf course will draw many women to the club Friday. Events begin at 9 a.m. including a blind bogey a low par three holes most men s pars and most fives. Luncheon is at the club house and bridge will be offered in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore Golf Course
Miss Phyllis Myers to Wed Arnold Koons This Fall
Miss Phyllis Myers engagement to Arnold S Koons is announced for this fall. A kitchen shower and bridge party honored her with guests including Miss Dorothy Hrdlicka and Miss Gladys Stary. Mrs William Thompson of New York hosted a separate shower and bridge event at 1527 A avenue NE with high scores by Mrs Wayne Stookey and Miss Katherine Banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Myers
Arnold S Koons
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Nineteenth Street
Gladys Stary
Josephine Patton
Wilma Myers
Mary Louise Zbanek
Florence Reese
Harold Vesper
William Thompson
New York City
Edith Michener
Cedar Rapids
Adah Thompson
Avenue NE
Kupple class hosts fall wiener roast at Carberry home
Central Park Presbyterian church Kupple class held a Wednesday evening wiener roast at Mr and Mrs J W Carberry 307 Twenty-eighth Street Drive SE. Sixty five people attended including members families and guests. The party enjoyed singing around the fire after dinner with Dr and Mrs B L Knight Mr and Mrs Ray Dubbert and Mr and Mrs Carberry as committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kupple
Central Park Presbyterian Church
J W Carberry
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
B L. Knight
Ray Dubbert
Carberry
Lucille Schollman Honored at Dinner
Thirty Armstrongs Store friends entertained Miss Lucille Schollman at a Montrose hotel dinner. She will marry E. E. Nafziger of Fort Dodge in October and received gifts including a chest of silver from all store employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Schollman
Armstrong's
Montrose Hotel
Picnic Supper Held By Owenesa Camp Fire Group
Members of the Owenesa Camp Fire group of St. Pauls church and friends held a Tuesday evening picnic supper at the church. Guests listed include Lucille Torrence Janey Lou Heney Barbara Ringer Marie Dolson Jeanne Hatch Jean Swan Alice Hardy Dorothy Bolson Dorothy Stookey Frances Kubtas Marjorie Greer Mary Beth Espeset Dorothy Fifer Dot Speak Violet Speak Patsy Shirmer Mrs Montelle Knapp guardian and Miss Mary Jo Johnson assistant guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owenesa
St. Paul’s Church
Lucille Torrence
Janey Lou Heney
Barbara Ringer
Marie Dolson
Jeanne Hatch
Jean Swan
Alice Hardy
Dorothy Bolson
Dorothy Stookey
Frances Kubtas
Marjorie Greer
Mary Beth Espeset
Dorothy Fifer
Dot Speak
Violet Speak
Patsy Shirmer
Montelle Knapp
Guardian
Mary Jo Johnson
Surprise Party for Oscar Anderson on Forty First Birthday
A surprise party was held Wednesday evening at 654 Fifteenth Avenue SW for Oscar Anderson in celebration of his forty first birthday. Cards music and a late supper were part of the evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs NE Whitehill Mr and Mrs Earl Jerick and their daughter of Chicago Mr and Mrs F B Feisler and family Glenn Darrow Jennie Wilson R E Kirkland and Oscar Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Anderson
Fifteenth Avenue SW
NE. Whitehill
Earl Jerick
Chicago
F B Feisler
Glenn Darrow
Jennie Wilson
R. E. Kirkland
Oscar Ainsworth
Wanakena Camp Fire Group Hosts First Meeting and Picnic
The Wanakena Camp Fire group held its first gathering with a picnic supper at sponsor Mrs. George Claassen's home 1530 Bever avenue SE Tuesday evening. Special guests included Mrs Shel don Chubb and Miss Arianna Burr. Mrs Chubb gave lessons in bandaging. Members listed are Betty Jane Peck Kathryn Claassen Dorothy Rudd Mary Carns Jean Thompson Virginian Cuddy Mary Whistler Diana Brokaw. guardian is Mrs. Wells Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanakena
George Claassen
Bever Avenue
Sheldon Chubb
Arianna Burr
Marriage of Miss Charlotte Peacock and Elmer Noeller
The ceremony took place Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the home of Mr and Mrs R W Rawson 717 Ninth Avenue SW with Rev Russell F Judson officiating. Bridal attendants were Mr and Mrs Rawson. A wedding dinner followed hosted by the Rawsons and Lester J Johnson. The couple will reside on a farm near Vinton after a return trip from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Peacock
Shellsburg
Elmer Noeller
Vinton
R W. Rawson
Ninth Avenue
Russell F Judson
Rawson
Lester J Johnson
Noeller
Chicago
Anne Adams Pattern Book Fall and Winter Catalog
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department offers the Anne Adams Pattern Book with new fall and winter styles. Includes pattern numbers and sizes 12 through 40, fabric yardage details, and pricing. Catalog and pattern priced at twenty five cents. send fifteen cents for the pattern and update address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
Seer Seventeenth Street
New Yorkity
Woodrow Wilson P T A Elects Officers And Talks Education
The Woodrow Wilson P T A held its first meeting naming chairs for programs membership hospitality social publication publicity finance and budget and parent education. Mrs P Woolwine was elected vice president. Miss Jennie Post urged parent radio discussion groups and lectures broadcast. Roosevelt 7 B mothers reception followed. Roosevelt P T A met with 150 attendees and planned delegates to district and state events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson P.T. A
G. L. Kibler
R. S. Erickson
Thomas Stastny
George Fieseler
O. Thompson
A Schiuniz
John Hollister
Sam Barcus
Parent Education
S. Temple
P Woolwine
Jennie Post
Gladys Thomann
Cerl Lundergot
Louise Eikenberry
Social club meeting lists year committee appointments
A vocal number with Edith Bryant as accompanist opened the meeting. A social hour followed with refreshments by the domestic science department under Miss Julia Tow. Committees appointed for the year include Hospitality, Program, Publicity, Finance, Sick, Membership, Publications, and Recreation with named chairmen and members led by Mrs. Nathan Baldwin, Mrs. Burt Hardy, Miss Estella Swein, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bryant
Domestic Science Department
Julia Tow
Nathan Baldwin
Burt Hardy
R. Vedder
Lita Layer
George Scurlock
William Jensen
Guy Curran
D. L. Williams
I. L. Baumgart
Harrison P. T. A. Opens Year With Silver Tea
A silver tea started the year for Harrison P. T. A. on Tuesday with a refined tea table presided by Mrs. Joseph Racer and Mrs. George Vavra. After a brief business session, P. T. A. council president Mrs. C. A Love spoke on council work. Readings by Alma Turchek and Grant Everhart followed, plus a talk by Miss Marjorie Walters and staff introductions. Mrs. Charles Perkins was elected delegate to the Northeast district convention in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison P. T. A
Joseph Racer
George Vavra
C. A Love
Alma Turchek
Coe College
Grant Everhart
Marjorie Walters
Charles Perkins
Opening Franklin P T A Meeting Sets Year 1933 34 Leaders
The Franklin P T A opened Wednesday afternoon in the school library with Mrs. Carl Ettinger as president. Miss Ruby Byers spoke after a brief business session, with the boys glee club and teachers presented. Officers named include Mrs. Ettinger president and Mrs. Ray Ingham secretary. Delegates to the city council were chosen with alternates. committees were formed for program publicity finance and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. T. A
Carl Ettinger
Ruby Byers
Boys’ Glee Club
Christe
Palmer
Hfe
Ray Ingham
H EE. Kensinger
Jay Watts
Ettinger
F. Adams
Ed Lowe
A. W. Plock
R. W. Dahms
G. E. King
J. F. Terrall
Ray Anderson
Cora Farr
Edward E. Lowe
George Arduser
J. W. Hesser
M. Sopousek
H. D. O'Meara
Women named in event acknowledgments headline page
A long list of women and committees is shown, naming Ray W Hubbard and many others in a reception and publications roles. The fragment outlines committees chaired by Mrs. John M Ely and Mrs. Frank C Jiruska with several attendants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Hubbard
G. E. Claussen
Thomas K. Hefner
J. M. Torrance
Charles Eb, Irwin
R. H. Meister
M. B. Nelson
S. V. Shonka
M. C. Kehne
Lloyd Eb, Speake
Glenn B. McDonald
Glenn S. Mobry
Jack Latiner
W. J
Earl Delzell
A. F. Hersom
H. R. Greer
H L. Concannon
Bruce Darling
Woman's Club Music Dept Hosts Fall Tea Program
Fifty guests enjoyed a musical tea at the club house as the Woman's club opens its fall season. Guest artist Esther Krabbenhoff sang two pieces with Virginia Paul on piano. Zora Sawyer Adams performed an encore with Helen Little Hickman accompanying. Frank V. Orr read three pieces with E. D. Yount on piano. Dean Kilborn played a piano solo. Club president Ben Ogden presided at the tea table. Hostesses included Mrs. Wayne G Basler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Esther Krabbenhoff
Barnett
Hageman
Virginia Paul
Zora Sawyer Adams
Central City
Ragrbach
Helen Little Hickman
Frank V. Orr Read
E. D. Yount
Dean Kilborn
Ben Ogden
Wayne G Basler
L. L. Owen
D. M Fellows
M. Snouffer
Con man admits to being mythical Conway in four bad checks
August Shepard, 29, Negro, confessed to sergeant Steve Stoiba that he was the famed H. Conway behind a string of bad checks. He named four victims Star Laundry Krejel Brothers Edison’s Drug Store and Livingston’s Market with totals of 11 4 4 3 50 dollars issued Sept dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
H. Conway
Steve Stoiba
Conway
Ninth Avenue SE
G. 5. Lightner
Stolba
Star Laundry
Krejel Brothers Grocery
Ninth Street
Edison's
Third Avenue
Livingston's Market
Manchester High School elects 24 officers in pledging ceremony
Twenty four Manchester high school officers took the oath Wednesday afternoon. Miss Maude I. Graham spoke on Ideals of Manchester High School and Supt. C. Bangs outlined duties. Principal Harold J. Amland swore in the officers as the student body president John McIntosh gave the inaugural address. List of officers includes Seniors Genevieve Chapel and Trevor Basker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Manchester High School
Maude I. Graham
Supt. c. Bangs
Harold J. Amland
John McIntosh
Genevieve -Chapel
Trevor . Basker
Student Roster From City School Listed by Class
The document lists student names by class level including Ville and Robert Robinson in the Juniors Helen Dunham and Charles Walston in the Juniors as well as Sophomores Harp Mangold Billy Mullan Harold Le Clerc Herbert Locke and Freshmen Jayne Arnold Jean Lawman Elsie Blankenship Harvey Rayburn with student body members John McIntosh Howard Dunlap Erwin Dygett Wanda Pay. Assembly program committee members are Betty Dunham Charmion Cox Harold Hockaday and Donald Dug ley.
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul’s
Rockwell Binghams
Mrs. Wesser
Mrs. Schillig
Cone’s
Second St
Dawn
Vances
Coats
Bill
Mrs. Wadswortif
Ramseys
Ward-Hubler
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Kenwood Women's Circle
St Elizabeth’s Circle
Baileys
Suver Cross Circle
Woodward and
Colby
Clubs
Alexander George
Tibouah
Westy
Bowie
Kenmore
Owenesa Group
Wanakena Group
Peacock
P. T. A. Meetings
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Roosevelt P.T A
George Seeley
Seeley
G. R. Maloney
George Buchan
Marshalltown
Estella Swein
Mary Chalmers
Paul Gard
Lloyd Schuknecht
Funny Farmer
Third Ave
Harrison
Benjamin Franklin
Music Dept
Players Workshop
Pate
Jianne MI Giriaty
Montrose Hotel Bldg
Dows” Bldg
Silk-And-Wool
Kaysen
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