Julia Kramer to Wed in June
Announcement from Cedar Rapids notes the approaching marriage of Julia Kramer to Richard M. Lamport of Detroit Michigan. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Kramer and was introduced at a debut tea last October 29 in Chicago with social friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
LeRoy Kramer
Julia
Richard M. Lamport
Detroit
Mich
Margery Hannegan
Miss Kramer
Blanche Krebs
Vernon Heights Reading Club Final Luncheon at Residence
The Vernon Heights Reading club ends its season with a Thursday luncheon at Mrs. Harry Kremers home, 1912 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Heights
Reading Club
Harry Kremers
Fifth Avenue SE
Mrs H Wilkins to represent Ashley at DAR Continental Congress
Mrs C H Wilkins of 2398 Blake boulevard SE will travel to Washington D C Friday night as Ashley chapter's representative at the annual Continental Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wilkins
Blake Boulevard
Washington, D. C
Ashley Chapter
Continental Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs Guy Frazee and son return from Kansas City visit
Mrs. Guy Frazee and her son Guy Jr. of 450 Forest Drive SE returned Tuesday by motor from Kansas City Missouri where they had been visiting friends for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Frazee
Guy, Jr
Forest Drive
Kansas City
Northwestern student visits hometown for Easter
Miss Vivien Buser arrives tonight from Evanston Illinois to spend Easter vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Buser at 1830 A venue NE in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Buser
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Frank Buser
B Avenue
Tuesday Study Club Meets at Mrs Ladd Home
The Tuesday Study club gathered with twenty four members at 215 Second Avenue SW. Mrs J R McCullough led the program outlining modern literature and reviewing Galsworthy Flowering Wilderness. Hostess served refreshments. A guest Mrs W H Chapman of Waterloo visited her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs W E Curtis at 1723 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue SW
J. R. McCullough
Galsworthy
W. H. Chapman
Waterloo
W. E. Curtis
Blake Boulevard
Aunt Het on manners and courting in her time
Aunt Het recalls how she believes girls in her era might have faced suitors if boys had the nerve to kiss. She reflects on social norms and the hesitations of courting in past days.
Coe Students Present The First Mrs Fraser
Coe College students stage The First Mrs Fraser a delightful comedy by St. John Ervine next Tuesday at 8 15 pm in the Coe Little Theater. The production by the speech department features new leads Miss Georgia Linter and William Snouf fer as her husband.
Birthday surprise for Mrs Dohnalek draws friends
Mrs William Dohnalek celebrated her birthday on Saturday with a surprise party. Friends included Libbie Barvid Bud Barta Olga Kilberger Steven Cerven y Adeline Faltis Lester Jansa Alma Dohnalek Ernie Roman Alice Louvar Ed Mytha Emil Faltis Joe Pospisil and many relatives from the Ster nad Jansa Kucera Chalupsky Benish and Hynek families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dohnalek
Libbie Barvid
Bud Barta
Olga Kilberger
Steven Cerveny
Adeline Faltis
Lester Jansa
Alma Dohnalek
Ernie Roman
Alice Louvar
Ed Mytha
Emil Faltis
Joe Pospisil
William Sternad
Leo Jansa
Joe Kucera
Wiliam Dohnalek
Leo Chalupsky
Milo Benish
John Hynek
Adolph Hynek
Miss Elsie Rice Visits Lincoln Couple This Week
Miss Elsie Rice of Lincoln Nebraska arrived today and will spend the rest of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stenner at 1840 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Rice
Lincoln, Neb
Joe Stenner
Grande Avenue SE
Ethel Stull Bride Weds Herbert Powell in Cedar Rapids
The marriage of Mrs Ethel Stull and Herbert Powell was solemnized Wednesday morning at 11 at the Con gregational church parsonage. A wedding breakfast for twenty five followed at the Roosevelt hotel with a long table decorated with Talisman roses and a large wedding cake centerpiece. The couple will reside at the Brems apartments after April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stull
Herbert Powell
N. C. Dreier
Second Avenue
Congregational Church
Robert Stull
Roosevelt Hotel
Nina Bunger
Virginia van Camp
Alte Hageman
Mesdames
Harvey Tucker
George Hollom
Messrs
C. A. Hagher
Wiliam Rose
William Wiliams
J. A. Wym
Brems
Coe College Women’s Athletic Council Dinner Planned
The Women’s Athletic Council at Coe College will dine tonight at the Commonwealth tea room with spring flower decorations and pink tapers. Council members include Mary Bowne Edith Benson Carmen Cosner Ruth Mabon Barbara Nitz Esther Sellman Jane Sloan Dorothy Stofler Kveta Vondracek. Faculty advisers Prof. Ethel Ryan and Miss Ruth Zika attend, with Miss Mary Bell dean of women as special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Athletic Council
Coe College
Commonwealth Tea Room
Mary Bowne
Edith Benson
Carmen Cosner
Ruth Mabon
Barbara Nitz
Esther Sellman
Jane Sloan
Dorothy Stofler
Kveta Vondracek
Ethel Ryan
Ruth Zika
Mary Bell
Miss Gladys Hunter Turns Eighteen Birthday Party
Gladys Hunter celebrated her eighteenth birthday Tuesday at her parents home 1731 Center Point road SE. Attendees included Gladys and many relatives and friends such as Maxine Mikulecky Margare t Vaughn Marguerite Smith Margaret Pycha Quintena Mikolasko Ruth Mikulecky Dorothy Heicksen Velma Washington George Riedel Joe Neprash James Letter Jack Horack Robert Smith M Machula Frank Anderson Lumir Hanzik and the Smith Mikulecky and Heicksen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hunter
C. H. Hunter
Center Point Road SE
Maxine Mikulecky
Margaret Vaughn
Marguerite Smith
Margaret Pycha
Quintena Mikolasko
Ruth Mikulecky
Dorothy Heicksen
Velma Washington
George Riedel
Joe Neprash
James Letter
Jack Horack
Robert Smith
R F C Club Welcomes New Members at Mikolasko Home
The R F C club met at Quintena Mikolasko’s home at 788 Twelfth Street NE on Tuesday. Several new members were voted in during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintena Mikolasko
Twelfth Street
Milwaukee Railway Women's club meeting and officer installation
The Milwaukee Railway Women's club will hold a regular business meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in their clubrooms where newly elected officers will be installed and all committee members are asked to be present. Security Benefit association meets Thursday at 7:45 p.m. in Ben Hur hall for a business session followed by a card party with five hundred. Bunny Card Club hosts a card party Thursday at 2 p.m. in Moose hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Club
Milwaukee Railway Women's Club
Security Benefit Association
Ben Hur Hal
Bunny Card Club
Moose Hall
Mrs. A B Van Dyke To Lead Art Department
The art department elected officers after a luncheon. Ida Oakley was named chairwoman, L W Fuls on vice chair, A B Van Dyke leader, and O D Houser secretary treasurer. Retiring officers included G Hubert Artis chair, R W Dahms leader, and E A Beary secretary treasurer. Mrs W A Montgomery gave a program on painting in Estes Park and Stone City Art colony. Hostesses were H G Ferguson Frank C Nissen and Laura B Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Department
Ida Oakley
L. W. Fulson
A. B. van Dyke
O. D. Houser
G. Hubert Artis
R. W. Dahms
E. A. Beary
Miss Naibert Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Party
Miss Viola Naibert of 2404 Grande avenue SE entertained at a luncheon and bridge gathering at her home on Tuesday. The event featured quarter tables centered with spring flowers and prizes at bridge were won by Mrs. John W. Miller Miss Lucille Murray and Mrs. Keith Dunn of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Naibert
Grande Avenue SE
John W. Miller
Lucille Murray
Keith Dunn
Iowa City
Mrs Renstrom Honored Ahead of May Wedding
Mrs G A Johnson Mrs O Nelson and Mrs Anna Erickson hosted at 104 Fifth avenue SE on Tuesday afternoon for Miss Ellen L Renstrom. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to W C Zearing on May 11 with refreshments and many gifts. Attending were numerous friends including Mrs C G Renstrom Mrs G Kullander Mrs Carl Ahlgren Mrs John Hendrickson Miss Alma Hendrickson Miss Ruth Rydberg among others and family members Aleda Engquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Johnson
O. Nelson
Anna Erickson
Fifth Avenue SE
Ellen L. Renstrom
W. C. Zearing
Renstrom
C. G. Renstrom
G. Kullander
Carl Ahlgren
John Hendrickson
Alma Hendrickson
Ruth Rydberg
A. N. Linder
E. H. Reimers
Pauline Kruber
H. Fjellman
H. Barlow
John Lundeen
E. Carlson
C. McCormack
John Lundquist
Oscar Lundquist
Aleda
G. A. Johnson, Mrs. O. Nelson
O. T. Engquist
King's Daughters plan spring rummage sale
The Ida Mansfield circle met at Mrs. P. F. Keehn's home with seventeen guests. They set a rummage sale for April 22 and held devotions led by Mrs. E. C. Hoover. The next meeting will be at Mrs. O. H. Mendenhall's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
King's Daughters
P. F. Keehn
Glenway Drive
E. C. Hoover
O. H. Mendenhall
Seventh Avenue SE
Spitler Receives Silver Gift at End of Service
The Christian Endeavor society of the United Brethren church praised Miss Martha Spitler, superintendent, with a silver gift after Sunday evening service. Her upcoming marriage to Gerald G. Emerson is set for Easter Sunday at Gladbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
Martha Spitler
Beta Phi Alpha Alumnae Meet At Beta Belfry
Beta Phi Alpha sorority alumnae hold a regular meeting Monday evening at Beta Belfry 1110 Second Avenue SE. A buffet supper will be served at 6 15 p.m. Members should reserve by calling Mrs Lila Holm 2 6145 and bring their own dishes and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Beta Belfry
Second Avenue SE
Lila Holm
Raft Seeks Simpler Life Away From Hollywood Fame
George Raft sits in a Hotel Roosevelt room in Cedar Rapids before his first personal appearance. He shies from Hollywood artificiality, prefers quiet work with a band or film tie in, and notes his accident into cinema while avoiding Pop-Eye. His dream is owning stables and polo, with a rare, quick smile as his signature souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Raft
Valentino
Hollywood
Hotel Roosevelt
Paramount Theater
Rudolph Valentino
Raft
Cedar Rapids
Ing
New York
Wood
Pop-Eye
Faulkner
Postponed Meeting at Bever Avenue Home
The event at Mrs H N Boyson 2314 Bever avenue SE has been postponed until next month due to Good Friday.
Mrs. Holland's Circle Meeting Set for Thursday
Mrs. B. B. Holland's division of the Second Evangelical church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Tweed at 940 Nineteenth Avenue.
Trinity Methodist divisions plan Thursday picnic luncheons
Trinity Methodist Division No. 8 meets for a 12 30 picnic luncheon with Mrs. A B Curtis at 527 Ninth Street SW. Regular meeting and Kensington follow. Division No. 1 meets at Mrs. C H Wescott 411 Fifteenth Street SE for a 1 pm picnic luncheon with Mrs. N H Johnson as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Division
Trinity Methodist Church
A. B. Curtis
Ninth Street
Kensington
C. H. Wescott
Fifteenth Street
N. H. Johnson
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting At First Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid society of the First Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors at 2 30 p m with hostesses Mrs F W Schindler Mrs Frank Wheeler Mrs D A Leonard Mrs C G Houx and Mrs J E Yungman Philathea Class The Philathea class of St Pauls Methodist church will meet Friday at 2 15 p m with Mrs Ingram Bixler 2392 Blake boulevard SE Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames M R Warren L Smith A E Childs Guy Hillier J A Mahon Ivan Miller H S Perdue Co L Stookey D C Thomas Theo James Raymond Reid and F H Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Saron Lutheran Church
G. A. Johnson
C. McCormack
C. E. Swenson
Ruth Ryberg
Ladies Association of the First Evangelical Church
A. Hurtt
C. Klersey
R. Dresher
A. Gustafsson
A. Bryant
G. W. Taylor
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
F. W. Schindler
Frank Wheeler
D. A. Leonard
C. G. Houx
J. E. Yungman
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ingram Bixler
Blake Boulevard
Mesdames
M. R. Warren
L. Smith
A. E. Childs
Guy Hillier
J. A. Mahon
Ivan Miller
H. S. Perdue
Co. L. Stookey
D. C. Thomas
Theo James
Raymond Reid
F. H. Wagner
Woman's Missionary Day of Prayer Service
The Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren church will hold a day of prayer with a closing service at the church Friday at 7 pm Mrs Philo Drury a returned missionary from Porto Rico will lead the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren W. M. A
Woman’s Missionary Association of the
United Brethren Church
Philo Drury
Porto Rico
Madison couple visits. Easter plans noted
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hall of Madison Wisconsin came here Tuesday after a week in Centerville with Mr. Hall’s parents. Mr. Hall returned to Madison. Mrs. Hall will stay over Easter Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith at 2223 B avenue drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Hall
Madison
Wis
Centerville
Mr. Hall
Hall
P T A Presents Three Act Comedy At Dairy Dale Church
The Dairy Dale No 1 P T A will present At the Sign of the Pewter Jug a three act comedy on April 13 14 at 745 pm in the Dairy Dale church. Special musical numbers between acts will feature Dr Dawson Grim and a trio with Mrs Elmer Ingels John E Sundberg Dan France and Mrs W C Young. Cast includes Suzanne Shuler Louise Neckville Lela Shuler Leila Musgrave Barbara Shuler Helen Soukup Mrs Wellington Watts Lorena Musgrave Betty Watts Ruth Mikulecky and others. Directed by Miss Emma Neckville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale No
T. A
Dairy Dale
Dawson Grim
Elmer Ingels
John E. Sundberg
Dan France
W. C. Young
Suzanne Shuler
Louise Neckville
Lela Shuler
Leila Musgrave
Barbara Shuler
Helen Soukup
Wellington Watts
Lorena Musgrave
Betty Watts
Ruth Mikulecky
William Norton
Billie Mikulecky
John Mackensie
Milo Soukup
Joseph Weatherbee
John Cabinett
Boris X
Prince of Valencia
Elmer Nemecek
Robert Doolittle
Lester Mikulecky
Mary McCarthy
Maxine Mikulecky
Ping
Emma Neckville
Friendly Six Card Club Meets At Harper Home
Members of the Friendly Six card club gathered Saturday evening at 504 Sixth Avenue SW, the home of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Harper. Five hundred was played at three tables. high scores went to Mrs. Earl Harper and Leo H. Shirk, with consolation prizes to Mrs. Leo H. Shirk and Jerry Prochaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Six Card Club
James G. Harper
Sixth Avenue SW
Earl Harper
Leo H. Shirk
Jerry Prochaska
Palo Driver Fined After Laundry Car Crash
Loren Coolahan of Palo was arraigned and fined 50 dollars in police court for reckless driving after his car crashed into the front door of a downtown laundry. Three speeders also faced fines: James Ryan 25 job costs, R. Settlemyer 15 plus costs, and J. B. Willey 10 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Coolahan
Palo
James Ryan
Mount Vernon Avenue
R. Settlemyer
Des Moines
J. B. Willey
Fifteenth Street
Parkers
H. A
Local residents listed for notice at multiple addresses
A reader compiled names and street addresses including Smith 2700 A avenue NE, E N Luglan 1304 Third street SW, FP M Popenhagen 318 Center Point road NE, Henry Kling 1624 Green avenue NW, R D Hunting 2800 First avenue E, and Vern Thompson 1200 Sixth street SW for a local public notice.
Troop 9 Scouts to Compete in Chicago First Aid Contest
Boy Scout troop No 9 sponsored by Kiwanis club won Cedar Rapids area first aid title and traveling trophy. Led by Lyle Richardson Donald Morris Robert Kolarick Waldo Johnson and James Bowker the team scored 493 of 500. They advance to Chicago for the Midwest first aid contest on April 21 hosted by the American Red Cross and Chicago council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Cedar Rapids
John Stuart
Quaker Oats Company
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Midwest
American Red Cross
Robert Kolarick
Waldo Johnson
James Bowker
Troop 44
Central City
North District Elimination Contest High Scores Report
The north district elimination contest tallied 486 for second place. Troop 7, 1932 champion, posted 484 to place third. East district finalist scored 482. Troop 3 finished first in the west district with 474. Dr. R. K. Keech acted as referee. Kenneth Cornell of the Red Cross was master of ceremonies. Judges included Dr. R. BE. Munden, Dr. B. G. Broghammer, Dr. B Knight, BE. A. Milliken, Jacob J. Reding, and Arthur Torson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 7
Troop
Troop 3
R. K. Keech
Kenneth Cornell
Red Cross
R. BE. Munden
B. G. Broghammer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia Kramer
Vernon Heights Club
Washington
Mrs. Frazee
Miss Buser
Mrs. Ladd
Connie
Yee
Natats
Coe
Lincoln
COE W. A. A. Council
Clubs
Kemble
St. SE
Marion Blvd
Miss Naibert
Miss Renstrom
Miss Spitler
Beta Phi
Saron Ladies Aid
John Huse
John Huss
Evangelical Association
Daniela Park Ald
Ladies Ald Society
Daniels Park
C. W. Stevens
Daniels Street
St. James Ladies Aid
St. James Ladies Aid Society
Susannah Wesley
St. Paul's
Adeline Taylor
Mrs. Hall
P. T. A. Meetings
Dairy Dale NO. 1
Albert
First Avenue SE
DIAL
Winne Coal CO
Steenbock
University of Wisconsin
Guernsey
Penningroth Dairy Junction
Old Bertram and
Otis Roads
Sue
Mary
the Degenaar.co
First Street
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