Neighbors bid farewell to Kerr family amid leaving town
About forty neighbors gathered at Mrs. Chas Kerr’s home north of town for a farewell surprise as the family moves to town. Music and games filled the evening with light refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Phillips.
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Chas. Kerr
J. N. Phillips
Dinner and programs mark U P Church Family Night
Richard McCleery presided at the United Presbyterian church family night following a pot luck dinner. Rev D C Fulton led devotions and presented the budgets for benevolent and congregational work. Plans were set for a Loyalty day on March 6 to solicit pledges.
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Richard McCleery
United Presbyterian Congregation
U. P
Rev
D. C. Fulton
Marion George
L. G. Club Meets at Rademaker's
The L. G. club met at Mr. and Mrs. Harm Rademaker on Friday evening with three guests, a pot luck supper at 7:80, and progressive rock at seven tables. Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Meyer stayed longest at the head table. Next meeting set for March 3 with a committee headed by Mrs. Shroeder, Mrs. Meyer, and Mrs. Beenblosom.
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O. W. Club
Amos Norton
Norton
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Joe Maxwell
Charles Sloat
I. B. Hexworth
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Maxwell
Ernest Garrett
Garrett
Sam Miller
Miller
Robert Dawson
Elizabeth Schulty
L. G
Harm Rademaker
Mac Walllace
Wilma Stephens
Mac Wallace
Ted Meyer
Louie Shroeder
Mareh 3
Telephone Saves Little Girl After Sleep Fall
Maxine Brewster nine of Cedar Rapids survived a nighttime fall from stairs after waking her parents with a telephone call. Ambulance rushed her to hospital where doctors credited timely action and said minutes mattered to save her life. The case highlights the telephone's value.
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Maxine Brewster
T. Brewster
Cedar Rapids
Maxine
Announcement of ranks and funeral gathering
Kk of P will have work in the rank of Esquire Monday evening February 27. W E Howell C Ss 813. The Royal Neighbors are asked to meet at Woodman hall at 1 45 Friday to attend the funeral of Neighbor Harmon.
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Esquire
W. EB. Howell
Woodman Hall
Harmon
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