Pre Nuptial Events Honor Miss Sargent
Mary and George Frederick Karch of Cleveland plan to marry on Tuesday. A series of pre nuptial events include a buffet supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland Dons for Mrs. Charles E. Farnsworth of Winchester, Mass. The final affairs occur Monday with luncheons hosted by Mrs. Isaac B. Smith and Mrs. Arthur Poe. The bridal dinner is Monday night at the Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cherry. The fourteen member bridal party will dine at one long table with hosts and parents at another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
George Frederick Karch
Cleveland
Ohio
Sutherland Dons
Country Club Drive
Charles E. Farnsworth
Winchester
Mass
Dows
Farnsworth
Isaac B. Smith
Country
Redmonds Return to Los Angeles After Cedar Rapids Visit
Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Redmond of Los Angeles leave after two weeks with sister Mrs. Katie Lowney and niece Mrs. M. Rice at 827 Tenth Street SW and with John M. Redmond at Commonwealth apartments. They formerly lived in Cedar Rapids and note many changes since their last visit thirteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Redmond
Los Angeles
Katie Lowney
M. Rice
Tenth Street
John M. Redmond
Commonwealth Apartments
Dr. Redmond
Redmond
Cedar Rapids
Evans Family Returns From Lake Okoboji Vacation
The Rev. W. M. Evans, his daughter Miss Hazel Evans and Mrs. Lulu E. Peterson, and his granddaughter Miss Jane Peterson, returned Friday evening from a vacation at Hayward's Bay on Lake Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Evans
Hazel Evans
Lulu E. Peterson
Jane Peterson
Hayward's Bay
Lake Okoboji
Picnic honors Brown family at Ellis Park duck pond
A family picnic at Ellis Park duck pond honored Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and their daughters of Princess Anne Maryland who have been visiting relatives. Attendees included numerous Browns Crowells Trpkoshs Youngs and McClellans with plans for the Browns to leave for Maryland Tuesday and Mrs McClellan to Blue River Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Elmer Brown
Princess Anne
Orley Brown
Dora Kearns
G. B. McClellan
Myrtle Trpkosh
Ray Crowell
Clarence Young
Roy Young
Glenn Fisher
C. H. Graham
May Moore
Marengo
Dick Young
Arthur Young
Fort Worth
Texas
Gladys Crane
Ernest Crowell
Mildred Trpkosh
Harry Young
Margaret Jane Brown
Mary Louise Brown
Rebecca Brown
Irene Trpkosh
Russell Young
Vernon Trpkosh
Brown
Cedar Rapids Chamber secretary returns from Backus trip
Charles D. Manson secretary of Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce and Mrs. Manson return Sunday from Backus Minnesota where they have spent the last two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Manson
Cedar Rapids
Board meeting of Home for the Friendless Tuesday
The board of managers of the Home for the Friendless will hold a meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of the Home For the Friendless
Westwood Community Club Meets at Mrs. Gerber Home
The Westwood Community club will convene at the home of Mrs. Charles Gerber on Johnson avenue NW this Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Community Club
Charles Gerber
Johnson Avenue NW
Tri Delta to Hold Meeting for Members and Alumnae
Tri Delta active members and alumnae will meet Tuesday at 6 40 p m at the lodge to discuss chapter matters and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Delt
Ladies Auxiliary to I A M Meeting in Daniels Park
The Ladies auxiliary to the I A M will hold a meeting in Daniels Park on Tuesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. of M
Daniels Park
F. A. U. Riders to Meet Mrs. Mary Graham
The F. A. U. Riders schedule a meeting with Mrs. Mary Graham at 327 First Avenue W on Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham
First Avenue W
Linden Meeting Set for Modern Woodmen Tuesday
Linden No. 145 Modern Woodmen of America will meet Tuesday at 8 15 p m for regular business and reception of new members in the chapter venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden “— No
Modern Woodmen of America
Fragmentary quote about uniform and star display
An incomplete quotation discusses not wanting to wear a uniform or show a star, with trailing sounds indicating a distressed speaker. The fragment provides little context or clear facts beyond an aversion to a uniform or insignia.
Camp Huaga week filled with songs games and crafts
The Cedar Rapids area Camp Huaga week featured original theatre The Highwayman on Monday two hay racks outing on Tuesday a mock baseball win by councillors and an archery title defend by councillors on Saturday. Friday night hosted neighbors with songs and improvised dances around a rock ceremony awarding Hitaga Huaga ranks to many campers with violin music by Margarita Williams echoing through the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Huaga
Burr
Pinicon Hill
Jack
Sammy
Oriealice Schears
Virginia Nemec
Betty Kerwin
Olga Serbousek
L. D. Dennis
John Stansbury
Cedar Rapids
Hitagas
Margarita Williams
Garden Party for Bushees By Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Xi Delta hosts a garden party at the John B Northcott home 2121 Mount Vernon Ave SE featuring a Japanese garden display and games at fourteen tables. Alumnae and out of town actives attend with committee members guiding refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
John B. Northcott
Mount Vernon Avenue
Bridge
Flinch
Caroms
Marjorie Deacon
Betty Whipple
Betty Knox
Evelyn Northcott
Betty
Mary Jane Huston
Minneapolis
Jean Grout
Mary Jane Kennedy
Frances Halpin
Marion Swartzell
Helen Watson
Maria Height
Dorotha Roberts
Leah Gabbert
Eleanora Mikulasek
Louise Northcott
Cedar Rapids
Mary Northey
Waterloo
Gertrude Dieken
Grundy Center
Mary Martin
Traer
Mathilde Janssen
Hampton
Irene Dieken
Dorothy and
Margaret Evans
Lake City
Janice Eckhardt
Davenport
Margaret McCartney
Tama
Frances McLaughlin
Rushing
Ida Mae Dunlap
Elinor Powers
Modesta Kelley
Eleanor Mikulasek
Mary Margaret Huston
Lillian Havlik
Joyce McLean
Adams Family Holds Eleventh Annual Reunion
The Adams family celebrated their eleventh annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Shrader in Cedar Rapids with forty attendees. Honored guest T. D. Adams of Wellman marked his sixty first birthday with cake and a gift as relatives from multiple Iowa towns gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
S. H. Shrader
Fifth Avenue SE
T. D. Adams
Wellman
C. 8. Adams
J. W. Shrader
Bettie Jean
Gilbert Adams
Tommy
Keota
Wyatt Marbourg
Dorothy Somrek
Washington
L. C. Zopf
W. B. Fordyce
Iowa City
William Day
Alice May
Olin
E. R. Sherfey
E. H. Pace
Muscatine
Mrs Flora May Gilbert Weds Albert Franklin Bond in Kansas City
Mrs Flora May Gilbert and Albert Franklin Bond, both of Kansas City Missouri, were united in marriage on Saturday at the home of officiating clergyman Reverend William M. Evans located at 1328 Avenue NE. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs J A Countryman of the Commonwealth apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora May Gilbert
Albert Franklin Bond
Kansas City, Mo
William M. Evans
Avenue
J. A. Countryman
Commonwealth Apartments
Wetzel Family Returns From Minnesota Wisconsin Trip
Mr and Mrs A Wetzel and their two sons Grant and Garlan returned Sunday from a two week camping trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin. They covered a distance of 1900 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wetzel
Seventh Avenue
Grant and
Garlan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Return from Western Trip by James J family
Mr and Mrs James J and their family of 2619 Bever avenue SE have returned from a motor trip to Yellowstone park and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J
Bever Avenue
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Williams Host Birthday Dinner for Mrs Nedrow
Mr and Mrs H A Williams entertained at a Friday birthday dinner for Mrs J A Nedrow. Gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
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H. A. Williams
J. A. Nedrow
Council Considers Limiting Hours at Pete's Service Station
Local residents near Pete's service station at C street and Eighteenth avenue SW urge the city council to limit hours to 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The station owned by Mrs. George Naxera and G. Hanry and operated by Peter Konecny currently runs 24 hours. George Naxera speaks for the station as the council waits for Dan Kruidenier, the public safety commissioner, who is away at the state American Legion convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete's
C Street
Eighteenth Avenue
J. J. Hronik
George Naxera
G. Hanry
Peter Konecny
Dan Kruidenier
Public Safety
Fort Dodge
The
American Legion
Washington Legion Drum Corps Heads to Fort Dodge Contest
Washington American Legion will send its drum and bugle corps to the state convention in Fort Dodge for the annual Legion contest. Delegates include Kenneth Carris Harry Simpson A E Baldridge Charles Denison and William Graf with alternates Howard Miller Rev J H O Donnell Arnett Wylie George Rudiger and Charles Kennedy. Corps members listed Manton Hebner and Charles Clark drum majors plus Dr T J Pease Howard Miller Gerald Teets Sam Munson Dr H F Masson Dr P L.
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Washington
Washington American Legion
Fort Dodge
Kenneth Carris
Harry Simpson
A. E. Baldridge
Charles Denison
William Graf
Howard Miller
J. H. O'Donnell
Arnett Wylie
George Rudiger
Charles Kennedy
Manton Hebner
Charles Clark
T. J. Pease
Gerald Teets
Sam Munson
H. F. Masson
P. L
Washington Boys Tour Cedar Rapids After Camp Wapsie
Forty boys from Washington Iowa finished a Camp Wapsie session with a Cedar Rapids tour. They visited the Quaker Oats plant and Gazette plant, swam at the Y M C A, had lunch, and attended a Paramount theater party hosted by Ted Emerson. L W Soule led the group with Claude Tucker Glen Mace Don Welch Don Stutsman William Stewart and Roger Sherman as adult leaders. They planned a late return to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Camp Wapsie
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Y.M.C.A
Paramount
Ted Emerson
The
L. W. Soule
Washington Y. M. C. A
Seven Traffic Violators Plead Guilty And Pay Up
Seven violators appeared in police court on Monday morning and paid fines. Arthur Birney pleaded not guilty to speeding and will go to trial Tuesday. Pleas of guilty included ST. A. May Chicago double parking two dollars and costs. Milo Mach 1635 Second Avenue SE. Benny Deitz 1143 Oakland Avenue. Ralph Neimer O Avenue and Hillside Drive. G. E. Walton parking without rear light two dollars and costs. John Twohig speeding fifteen dollars and costs. J. B. Daniels 1220 Eleventh Street NW speeding ten dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Birney
Toa
ST. A
Chicago
Milo Mach
Second Avenue SE
Benny Deitz
Oakland Avenue
Ralph Neimer
O Avenue
Hillside Drive
G. E. Walton
John Twohig
J. B. Daniels
Eleventh Street NW
Adelbert Smith 73 Funeral in Tama Home
Funeral services for Adelbert Smith 73 were held Sunday at his Tama home with Rev G G Boot officiating. Burial occurred at Haven cemetery in Helena Tama county. He was born May 10 1859 in Helena to Joseph and Isabelle Smith and survived by three sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Adelbert Smith
Independence
E. W. Smith
G. G. Booton
Toledo
Ben Jones
Jones
J. D. Thorne
E. Hand
W. Fulton
Charles Sagemon
Koy Hayward
Joseph Waverka
Jealousy and Rivalry Stirred in a Lockwood Family Party
Judith Denning feels threatened by Eunice Wilson as Stan Carter flirts at a Carter family weekend at the seacoast. Judy masks her jealousy amid a ballroom of cocktails, dances, and sharp remarks while her longing for Stan grows. Strong signals of marriage strain and social pressure unfold against a sunlit country setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Denning
Stanley Carter
California
Stan
Lockwood
Nick
Judy
Eunice
Seem
Carter
Seacoast
Patty
Amy
Pon
Jude
Eunice Wilson
Jady
Wilson
Dart Towers
Nick Carter
Patty Warnee
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Miss Sargent
Redmonds
Okoboji
Mansons
Westwood Club
Clubs
I. A. of
M. Auxiliary
F. A. U. Riders
Kenwood Circle
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Gishop Et
Cafeterare
Allison Hotel
Bernice Hammond
Josephine Bowers
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Pearl Quass
Dorothy Grant
Jean Hamilton
Mina Hansen
Catherine Niles
Betty Jane Levsen
Ruth Shellito
Betty Niles
Junior Huagas
Verna Mae Vetter
Nadine Hicks
Alice Armbruster
Clarice Armbruster
Mary Ann Wilker
Mrs. Dennis
Jean Hatch
Leonore Foster
Margaret Chapman
Barbara Buck
Verna Hanold
Jeanne Roush
Ruth Harris
Ruth Shallito
Pollywog
Frog
Fish Betty Kerwin
Marjorie Jamison
Bret Chapman
Betty Levsen
Minnie Carlyle
Bertha Cook
Mary Jane Flaherty
J Pearl
Gilbert Bond
Ask Council
Washington Boys
Quaker Oats
Florida
United States
Ann Forester
Rhode Islands
Caiéz
Barbara
Rinso
Foster
the Grocer’s
Alot
James Glyn
Seattle
Hades
Lwwcis
B.C
B.O
Ever Brothers CO
Pau
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