Rebekah Lodge Hosts County Council Meeting Notes
Loyal Rebekah lodge held a March meeting with Ethel Aldrich presiding. Attendees from Anamosa and Wyoming heard of the Linn Jones district convention in Anamosa on April 2 and the 28th anniversary of Odd Fellows on April 22 in Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Rebekah Lodge
Ethel Aldrich
Linn-Jones
Anamosa
County Council of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Roy A. Russell
Wyoming
Eastern Iowa Association
Odd Fellows
Tipton
Pearl Claus
Anna Rolls
Velma Holar
Jo Scherrer
Emma Matheson
Hattie Tedrow
Phoebe Scherrer
Rebekahs
Evangeline Lodge
Man Visiting Cedar Rapids Homes Spends Week End
Elmer Manning of Cedar Rapids stayed several days last week in the John Leggett and W H Fadley homes. He attended a Sunday evening supper at the home of Mrs. Alice Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Manning
Cedar Rapids
John Leggett
W. H. Fadley
Alice Taylor
Weekend visits span Belle Plaine and Cedar Falls
Miss Ruth Lange spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Miss Ruby Oberturf at Belle Plaine. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson and son Dick drove to Cedar Falls last Saturday evening to spend Sunday visiting in the home of Mrs Wilsons parents. Mr. Wilson returned Monday, but Mrs. Wilson and Dick remained for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lange
Ruby Oberturf
Belle Plaine
Mrs
Ralph Wilson
Cedar Falls
Mrs. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Adelaide Darrow
Anamosa
Grace Benedict
Residents and visitors share social周 weekend notes
Mr and Mrs J R Barron and Loretta Barron of Mason City visited at Ryan. Mrs John McGovern of Iowa City stayed with family. Several attend Mrs Catherine Esch’s funeral in Dyersville. Others visited Cascade Cascade Lewis Wright home. Pfc Kenneth Webber spent 15 day leave in Monticello. Candy ad notes Walgreen drug store. Bonwell attended Hamlet at Cornell College Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bywater
Iowa City
A. J. H. McNeill
John McGovern
Elmer Holmes
M. H. Seehusen
Robert Brokens
Leo Chapman
Ray Kreeb
Waukon
Catherine Esch
Dyersville
Stanley House
Loisty Easterly
Morley
Lewis Wright
Cascade
Kenneth Webber
Fort Jackson
S. C
John Webber
Monticello
Guy Bonwell
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Local Residents Attend University Events Across Iowa
Mr and Mrs Huibregtse and house guest Miss Minnie Huibregtse drove to Iowa City Saturday evening to attend a SUI play. Miss Emma Stadtmueller weekended with Mr and Mrs H W Bell in Princeton. Mr and Mrs Robert Kopp took their daughter Helen Jean Kopp to Cedar Falls for her spring term at Iowa State Teachers College where she is a first year student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Condit
Dubuque University
Dubuque
Mrs
Chester Condit
H. Huibregtse
Lucille Huibregtse
Minnie Huibregtse
Iowa City
SUI Players
Robert Kopp
Helen Jean Kopp
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Local Family Weekend Visits Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Lyman Mulford and son of Waverly spent the weekend in the Hei Schoon home. Milo Medulin of Cedar Roaids and Earl Redmond with two children of West Union were guests in the Clarence Shaffer home. James Read and his sister Dorothy were in Winterset last week due to their father's illness. he is improving and they returned to Monticello. Mrs Alf Wee of Wilmar Minnesota visited her mother Mrs William Skelley. Mrs Skelley moved to a second floor apartment above the Shelley grocery building after selling her apartment house and furniture to Steiner Brothers who have possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Mulford
Waverly
Milo Medulin
Cedar Roaids
Earl Redmond
West Union
Clarence Shaffer
James Read
Dorothy
Winterset
Mr. Read
Monticello
Alf Wee
Wilmar
Minn
William Skelley
Skelley
Shelley Grocery
Steiner Brothers
Mr and Mrs Carl Clark Visit Monti Cello Relatives
Mr and Mrs Carl Clark of Delhi spent Sunday with Monti cello relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Clark
Delhi
Monticello
Irma Schoon Visits Father John G Schoon Home
Irma Schoon of Cedar Falls spent a brief vacation at the home of her father John G Schoon during her latest trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Schoon
Cedar Falls
John G. Schoon
Anamosa Hosts Wink Family Weekend Social
Mr and Mrs Eugene Wink and family called at the John Weers home in Anamosa Saturday evening and were dinner guests Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Schneiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Wink
John Weers
Anamosa
Frank Schneiter
Local families host weekend dinners in Anamosa and Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Bernard Crowley and sons and Mrs M J Crowley of Anamosa were supper guests in Mrs Thomas Supple’s home Sunday. Clair Eggiman hosted dinner for her parents James Blaker and sister’s family from Colesbury. Warren Kester of Cedar Rapids visited Dale Younts for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard. Crowley and Sons
M. J. Crowley
Anamosa
Thomas Supple
Clair Eggiman
Mrs. Eggiman
James Blaker
Orval Fensterman
Colesbury
Warren Kester
Cedar Rapids
Daleo Yount
Promoted Wolf Receives Private First Class Rating
Donald Wolf has been promoted to private first class, per a letter to his mother Mrs. J L Wolf. He serves with the 54th Engineers stationed in Sendai Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wolf
J. L. Wolf
54Th Engineers
Sendai
Japan
Harms and Ferring Families Visit In Anamosa and Dyersville
Mayme Minnie and Lena Harms spent Sunday at Anamosa with Mrs. Helena Harms. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ferring were guests Sunday in the home of Dr and Mrs Eldon George at Dyersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme
Minnie
Lena Harms
Anamosa
Helena Harms
Kenneth Ferring
Mrs. Eldon George
Dyersville
Waterloo Visitors Spend Weekend at Smiths
Mr and Mrs Ray Krueger and son Virgil of Waterloo visited Mr and Mrs Otto Smith for the weekend. Also visiting Sunday were Mr and Mrs Roy Wilson of Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Krueger
Virgil
Waterloo
Otto Smith
Smith Home
Roy Wilson
Brandon
Baltster Pledged to Sigma Chi at University of Town
Robert E. Baltster of Dubuque was pledged to the Sigma Chi fraternity at the University of Town. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rhatigan and son Jack of Clarence visited Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hoag on Sunday. Mrs. Melvin Sands and son Paul and Mrs. Lee Mundy of Hawkeye were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Long Monday. Paul stayed with his grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Baltster
R. H. Balster
Dubuque
Sigma Chi
University of Town
Dewey Rhatigan
Jack
Clarence
H. A. Hoag
Melvin Sands
Paul
Lee Mundy
Hawkeye
Wade Long
Attendees at Meeting With Mrs Sands and Mrs Mundy
Mrs Sands and Mrs Mundy attended a gathering described in the report as part of a social or community event. The text notes their presence alongside other attendees, highlighting ongoing local engagement.
Schreiner Chapter Holds Monday School of Instruction
The Schreiner chapter of the Order of the Hastern Star held a Monday evening school of instruction. Members attended to learn rites and organizational details and welcomed new participants to the local lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner
Order of the Hastern’ Star
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Dean Morey
Mardean
Roy Morey
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Beauty Shop
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Mrs. Lorence Dierks
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E. H. Huibregtse
Donald Sutherland
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Walgreen Drug Store
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
the Monty
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Mrs. H. W. Bell
Princeton
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Sperend Ty Interstate Transit Lines
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Howe
Borden
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D. M. Bell
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