Y M C A Young Adults Present Hobby Program
Hi Y and Tri Hi Y clubs mark a productive year with conferences trainings and service projects. Seniors Nancy Heslop and Bill Crandall lead the canteen, while new chaperones Hubert Cleveland and Red Holcomb prepare for summer activities. City Clerk Jim Bales lauded for park upkeep as youths plan clubs in Stamp Collecting Model Aviation Photography and Arts and Crafts with district leaders and rotations through June. The Young Adult Council elected officers C J Short president Merlin Reid vice president and others as listed, plus a large Junior High Hobby Clubs program with 122 signups and multiple activity groups. An Iowa City visit to meet National Hi Y President Nick Johnson sparked sessions and a University tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
YMCA
Nancy Heslop
Bill Crandall
Hubert Cleveland
Red Holcomb
Dale Rodgers
Wayne
Blankenship
C. J. Short
Merlin Reid
Jim McLeran
Young Adult Council
Iowa City
Hi-Y
Tri-Hi-Y
Nick Johnson
National Tit Y
Dixie Crosley
Roger Harrington
Jim Shaw
Donn Modlin
Norell Smith
Ives Allbee
Ralph Allbee
Eastman Nuckolls
Johnson
Mrs Willig Hosts Needlecraft Club Meeting
The Needlecraft Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Carl Willig’s home with thirteen members present. A social evening of visiting and fancy work was enjoyed. The hostess served refreshments. The next meeting will be June 20 at Mrs. J A Wiesner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Willig
J. A. Wiesner
Sunny Clemons Honored At Swaledale Shower
Sunny Clemons, to wed Robert L. Jindrich of Swaledale on June 21, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening in the Swaledale Methodist Church parlors. Hostesses Lucile Proctor Gene Jindrich and Gayle Krause led about 70 guests as gifts flowed near the sun motif and “Sunny Days for Bob” sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Clemons
Swaledale
Shelby Clemons
Sunny
J. C. Clemons
Helen Carter
J. C. Jindrich
Bob
Lucile Proctor
Gene Jindrich
Gayle Krause
Rev Zimmerman Lesson Thurs at St Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid
The St Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid met Thursday with 59 members and five guests. Mrs Earl Travis joined as a new member. Delegates Geo Martinson, W R Foster, and Geo Goschke reported on the Davenport L W M L convention. Rev Zimmerman spoke on How Jesus Dealt with Individuals. Picnic set for July 20. flowers on tables. refreshments by committee. Ten members honored at the birthday table with rose corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid
Earl Travis
Geo. Martinson
W. R. Foster
Geo. Goschke
Davenport L. W. M. L
Zimmerman
Jesus
Ladies Aid
Fred Daleske
Lloyd Miller
Carl Willig
H. B. Knutson
Engagement announced for Matilda Jane Readout and Ervin William Readout
Autumn bride to be Matilda Jane Readout, daughter of Mr and Mrs Werner Tresmer, and Ervin William Readout, son of Mrs Trena Readout of Steamboat Rock, set to wed on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Tresmer
Matilda Jane
Ervin William Readout
Trena Readout
Steamboat Rock
Shower Honors New U S A Residents On Tuesday
On Tuesday evening June 3 about sixty five friends gathered at the Peter Heldt home to honor Mr and Mrs Neil Boysen and their little daughter with a miscellaneous shower. Gifts were received and a social evening followed by lunch. The Boysen family recently arrived from Germany and live west of Steam Boat Rock. Mr Boysen is employed at the Knight Locker plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
S. A
Peter Heldt
Neil Boysen
Boysens
Germany
Steamboat Rock
Boysen
Knight Locker
Royal Neighbors Conclude Meetings
The Royal Neighbor group met Friday with eight members present led by Hattie Schmitt. After the regular business session the evening was spent socially and refreshments were served. This was the last meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Schmitt
Community Schedule of Meetings and Visits
Tuesday through Monday listings show a calendar of local groups and hosts at North Shelter House City Park for Rebekahs N T T Club and other clubs, plus church and civic events. Notable items include Mrs Clara Raska and Mrs Wm Luick hosting picnics, Deltamere Cards bridge club, Baptist United Service Congregational Women's Fellowship W S C S Luncheon and St Mary's Altar, Cemetery Society, Blue Star Mothers, Pine Lake Country club breakfast and golf, Balcony Boosters, Peaceys luncheon, and a visit by Lloyd Cobb and Cheri Cobb from Mesa to Eldora before travel to St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Clara Raska
Young Mother's Club
Wm. Luick
San Souci
North Shelter House
City Park
D. W. Dickinson
Deltamere Cards
V. K. Radahl
W. Wehrman
Baptist United Service
Congregational Women’s Fellowship
St. Mary’s
Cemetery Society
M. Mulford
H. F. Ziesman
Blue Star
W. R. Foster
Louis Davies
Pine Lake Country Club
B. O
L. F. Wolcott
Pitock
Mrs Schmidt Hosts Birthday and Sewing Group Breakfast
Mrs Schmidt hosted a Saturday morning birthday and sewing group breakfast at 9 o clock in honor of Miss Peggy Schlarmapp, bride to be, with Miss Janet Schmidt of Kansas City assisting. Fourteen guests attended as spring flowers decorated the rooms and a daughter’s gift of an electric roasterette was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Schmidt
Janet Schmidt
Kansas City
Peggy Schlarmapp
Schlampp
Delta Decks Bridge Club Meets At Williams Home
The Delta Decka Cards bridge club met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Harold Williams home in Gifford. Two tables were in play. Guest for the evening was Mrs. Walter Wehrman. High prize went to Mrs. Roy Lightfield, second to Mrs. Gregory Webster, sow, with Ed Lackey and novelty prize to Mrs. V. K. Radohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Decka Cards Bridge Club
Harold Williams
Gifford
Walter Wehrman
Roy Lightfield
Gregory Webster
Ed Lackey
V. K. Radohl
Young Homemakers Plan Summer Picnics
The Young Homemakers Club met on Thursday June 5 with Mrs Don Schwarck. Twelve members and 16 children attended. Members shared how they met their husbands and voted to hold summer picnics at City Park starting June 27 at 7 30 with an ice cream social. Next meeting is June 19 with Mrs Bud Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Homemakers Club
Don Schwarck
Bud Lewis
Girl Scouts Executive Board Holds Meeting
The Girl Scout executive board met Thursday afternoon for their regular meeting. Plans were discussed for the girls camping period later this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts Executive Board
Girl Scout
N T T Members Honor Hostesses Birthday Party
N T T Club members honored hostesses Mrs. Carl Willig and Mrs. Ella Orgell at a party at Mrs. Willig’s home. Twelve members and one visitor, Mrs. Mildred Travis, enjoyed games and 500. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be Tuesday June 10 with Mrs. Clara Raska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Willig
Ella Orgell
N. T. T. Club
Willig
Mildred Travis
Clara Raska
Fifty Attend Final CES Meet of Season
The Eastern Star met Wednesday with fifty members present. Mrs. Thelma Murray of New Providence sang The Gentle Carpenter of Bethlehem. Initiation was held. Several members plan to attend the group meeting at Ft. Dodge on June 18. Eldora participants will take part in the program. Refreshments were provided by committee members Mrs. Margaret Whitehead, Mrs. Earl Marsh, Mrs. Rosa Reece, Miss Jessie Tansey, Mrs. Dale Moon, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Stewart. This was the last meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Thelma Murray
New Providence
Gentle Carpenter
Bethlehem
Ft. Dodge
Eldora
Margaret , Whitehead
Earl Marsh
Rosa Reece
Jessie Tansey
Dale Moon
Don Stewart
Pine Lake Country Club hosts golf and bridge luncheon
Forty six guests attended the Friday luncheon at Pine Lake Country Club. Hostesses were Mrs. M D Stilley and Mrs. Jeanette Wickey. Bridge and canasta awards went to Mrs. Dorothy Weichman high and Mrs. Ernes tine Weichman second high. Also noted are Carleton College graduate Walter R B Dreier and Harvard dean Dr. Donald Kirk David's commencement address to Carleton seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Lake Country Club
M. D. Stilley
Jeanette Wickey
Dorothy Weichman
Ernestine Weichman
Walter RB. Dreier
W. H. Dreier
Hubbard
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Donald Kirk David
Harvard School of Business Administration
Carleton
Dreier
New Providence High School
William Dreier
Iowa State Teachers College
Lucille Duitscher
Clarion
Ft. Dodge
Woodwards Store
Chris Riggert
Waverly
Ruth Keeling
Ronald Joss
Oregon City
Oregon
Anna Megan
Bill
Leo
Jeff Puday
Ater
Jane Dutton Studio Spring Revue in Eldora
Jane Dutton presented her dance pupils in a spring revue on Toledo Friday. Eldora pupils include Billy and Richard Stewart Carla Travis Susan Willig Susan Mason Karen Wickey Candice Cable Anne VanDerveer Shelia Shafer Sharon Walton Sharon Shortley Jeanine Walton Dixie DeVault Donna Rudolph Patty Shafer Beth Lyons Sam Estes Karen Manatt Nola Flessner Bette Bateson Mary Butler Sharon Rogers Irene Hodgson Beverly Beach Peggy Estes Yvonne Estes. The studio will present a Spring Revue in Eldora on Thursday evening June 12 at 8 0 clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Dutton
Toledo
Eldora
Billy
Richard Stewart
Carla Travis
Susan Willig
Susan Mason
Karen Wickey
Candice Cable
Anne VanDerveer
Shelia Shafer
Sharon Walton
Sharon Shortley
Jeanine Walton
Dixie DeVault
Donna Rudolph
Patty Shafer
Beth Lyons
Sam Estes
Karen Manatt
Nola Flessner
Bette Bateson
Mary Butler
Sharon Rogers
Irene Hodgson
Beverly Beach
Graduation at Iowa State Teachers College Saturday
Four Hardin County students graduated on Saturday from Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls. Dorothy Dickinson Broer and Kenneth Kennedy are listed from Eldora and Irene Mae Classen and Joan Schlampp, both from Ackley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Dickinson Broer
Kenneth Kennedy
Eldora
Irene Mae Classen
Joan Schlampp
Ackley
Story Hour Saturday and visits in Eldora
Story Hour at the city library drew a small group with Miss Doris Kaas reading Yaller Eye. Visitors included Miss Lona Malde from Park River visiting Eldora. Mrs Kathryn Johnson planning to settle in Eldora. and Mr and Mrs Gareld Brown of St. Louis visiting after a Buck Grove tornado death of Ruth Miller. Virginia Miller and Devid Miller were injured and hospitalised in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Kaas
Lona Malde
Park River
N. Dak
Eldora
L. R. Soli
Kathryn Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Leo Megan
Buck Grove
Ruth Miller
Virginia Miller
Devid
Waterloo
Harry M. Nardini
Dick Stone
Minneapolis
A. L. Driehkising
Centennial events and graduations span Cedar Rapids and beyond
Mrs. Dorothy R. White attended Coe College centennial events in Cedar Rapids where her son Phillip B. White earned a BA and a second lieutenant commission. He heads to McChord Field in August. Nurse Mabel Scholey visited Hastings Nebr. to see her grandson's dance recital at home of Edgar Scholey. Harold Ragsdale traveled from Decatur IL to Eldora to visit family before moving to Pasadena. Dick Hootman of Colfax spent a weekend in Eldora and will study in Town City this summer and teach in Colfax next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy R. White
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Phillip B. White
Air Force
McChord Field
Tacoma
Wash
Mabel Scholey
Hastings
Nebr
Edgar Scholey
Sandra Scholey
Harold Ragsdale
Eldora
A. L. Ragsdale
Decatur
Pasadena
Calif
Mr. Ragsdale
Ill
Dick Hootman
Colfax
Visitors reported in Eldora society notes
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Canham of Kansas City visited last week in Eldora at the home of Mrs. Allie Starr and Ardis and other friends. Mrs. Robert Bortle of Sioux City came Friday evening for the weekend in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wiesner. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lundy and Mr and Mrs. Frank Petty attended the Friendship meeting of the Eastern Star at Conrad on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Canham
Kansas City
Eldora
Allie Starr
Ardis
Robert Bortle
Sioux City
J. A. Wiesner
Lee Lundy
Frank Petty
Friendship Meeting of the
Eastern Star
Conrad
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Y.M. C.A
Eastman Nuckelis
Ball Park
Jean van Tiger
Jerry Hodgson
van Tiger
Jim Bales
Jim
Wilford Brady
Truman Ramsell
Werner Tresemer
Barbara Lyman
Larry McGill
David Nehring
Dick Scott
Verla Jean Dobbrunz
Garry Mossman
Ruth Schultz
Pam Zimmerman
Cat Rodgers
10Th St
Bob Benning
Troy Jones
Don Brown
John Butler
Dennis Putnam
Charles Crosser
Larry North
Jim Hough
Leonard Stewart
Dale Mitchell
Wayne Norris
Darrell Mitchell
Jerry Higgason
Betty Meader
Mike Crosser
Mike Langehaugh
Gary Mossman
Douglas Pulse
Stanley Collins
Phil Simpson
John Rooks
Roger Martinson
Tom * Irwin
John Starr
Harlan Simmons
Ambrose Simmons
Claude Smith
Don ,Marks
Keith Strother
Sune Brown
Connie Travis
Mary Eljlen Mairs
Jane Griffel
Frank Norris
Jon Large
Jim Shadle
Byram Vigars
Jim Harmes
West 17Th Avenue
Karen Clapp
Karen Allbee
Marge Miller
Janice Cramer
Gary Frazier
John Ramsell
Loren Doughty
Billy Smith
Jim Irwin
Tom Irwin
Arts and Crafts
Mrs. Willig
Haviland
China
Savilany
France
Theodore Haviland
Beto Fork
America
Matilda Tresmer
Lloyd T. Cobb
Cheri
Alice Cobb
Mesa
Arizona
Lloyd ‘Cobb
L. R. Sobi
St. Joseph
Mega
Mrs. Schmidt
Janet
Delta Deckas
Williams
Tonite & Wed
John Considine
Kefauver
Herbert J. Yates
Forrest Vera Tucker
Balston
Tyler Holmes
Crant Withers
Richard Richard Jaeckel
Benedict
Bob Ne
Brian Doe
Russel
Bruce Manning
Joseph Kan
Judy
Hill-Billy
GR Gang
Hep
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Herbert J
Yates
Judy Canova
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Cowgirls
John Russell
Cramr Witneess
Bargroft
Country Club
Dance Revue
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Story Hour
Tae Mtrelias
GRAND
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Iris
Pepe
Seth
Enea
Tercles
Brown & Ellison
Texas Lawmen
Wayne Morris
Sun
Mon
Building Mountain Railroad
Caus ' Anklot
Romo
Stmno Obrin
Hayden
Jagger, Fultot-Bettger
Enver U
Coserio, J. Carrol
Naish
Zasu Pitts
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