Employed Girls Ready for Camp Wapsie Week Start
Employed girls will begin at Camp Wapsie near Central City on Monday morning. attendees include Christine Bjornsen Doris Grime Helen McManes Madge Miller Winifred Miller and many others with leadership by Mrs W H Morgan and several instructors from Cedar Rapids Havana Cuba and Iowa City. some will spend the weekend away with Frances McFall Isla May McSperrin Adeline Fieseler Harriette Struve and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wapsie
Central City
Christine Bjornsen
Doris Grime
Helen McManes
Madge Miller
Winifred Miller
Maren Sue Palmer
Ruth Ramey
Maxine Reams
Eve Junek
Mary Sedgwick
Irene St. Germain
Mary Forrest
Wilma Wykle
Lucille Risk
Jeanne Morgan
Dorothy Svee
Adah Bauerle
Miss Gertrude Stenner
Mildred Cargin
Lottie Priborsky
Esther Brehm
Sophia Halecek
Priscilla Smith
Martha Wendell
Miss La Tourette Returns From Month-Long Vacation
Miss Mary La Tourette of 1935 Eighth avenue SE returns Friday from a month in Salt Lake City Portland and Seattle.
Focht Family Returns From Clear Lake Trip
Mrs. H. K. Focht with daughters Elizabeth and Jeanette return Thursday from a short stay at the Lake Shore hotel in Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
H. K. Focht
Eighteenth Street
Elizabeth
Jeanette
Lake Shore
Californians Guests Feted at Dinner in Marion
Mr and Mrs George S Holmes hosted a Friday dinner at their 25 Twenty-ninth street drive SE home to honor Mrs George Cathcart of Upland California and her sons George and Henry visiting Mrs Cathcart s mother Mrs Della Senninger and G A Senninger of Marion, active in local circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Holmes
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
George Cathcart
Upland
Calif
George
Henry
Lois Keller Returns From Denver Colorado
Lois Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Keller 1733 Sixth Avenue SE returned Friday from Denver Colorado where she had spent a month with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Kermit Young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Keller
Herman Keller
Sixth Avenue SE
Denver
Colo
Kermit Young
Houts Family Embarks on Three-Week Western Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs J Houts and their family of 321 Thirty-fourth street NE and Mrs Mary Wilson of San Antonio Texas left Friday for a three week motor trip through the west Their route includes the Black Hills Yellowstone Glacier park Seattle Portland and the Grand canyon returning through California and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Houts
Thirty-fourth Street
Mary Wilson
San Antonio
Tex
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Seattle
Portland
Grand Canyon
California
Utah
Billy Kobusch Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Billy Kobusch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kobusch of 412 First Street SW, marked his fifth birthday Friday with a party hosted by his mother. Guests included Donna Lee Zimmerman, Betty Jeanne Lapham, Bobby McComas, Alberta Nichols, Rita Frederick, Solegean Johnson, Bobby and La Verne Kobusch, Dorothy Ryan of Stuart, Tirs Ben Zimmerman, and several hosting relatives. Games and refreshments followed the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Kobusch
Herman Kobusch
First Street
Donna Lee Zimmerman
Betty Jeanne Lapham
Bobby McComas
Alberta Marie Nichols
Rita Frederick
Solegean Johnson
Bobby
la Verne Kobusch
Dorothy Ryan
Stuart
Ben Zimmerman
Fred Lapham
Frank McComas
Leo Carney
L. R. Nichols
Bickfords Return From Visit With Mulvihills
Mr and Mrs C R Bickford of Waterloo along with their children Mary Claire and Billy have returned home after a short visit with Mrs Bickford's parents Mr and Mrs William Mulvihill at 516 Sixth Avenue SE. They also visited relatives in North English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Bickford
Waterloo
Mary Claire
Billy
Snyders Depart for Calgary After Weekend Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul E Snyder of 1719 Sixth Avenue SE departed Saturday morning for Calgary Canada on a personal travel trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Snyder
Sixth Avenue SE
Calgary
Canada
Guests in the Robert C. Rice Home
Mr and Mrs J H Baker of Decorah are spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert C Rice at 801 Eighteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Rice
J. H. Baker
Decorah
Eighteenth Street
Beatrice Yuza Honored At Showers In Recent Week
Miss Beatrice Yuza whose engagement to Raymond LeClerc was announced was honored at several showers. Mrs. William Waverka at 814 Wilson Avenue SW hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday night for 48 guests. Mrs. J C Yuza at 1421 Mount Vernon Avenue SE hosted a shower this past season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Yuza
Raymond LeClerc
William Waverka
Wilson Avenue
Miss Yuza
J. C. Yuza
Mount Vernon Avenue
Mrs Hall and Walser Families Head to Manitou Cottage
Mrs. Walter R. Hall of 208 Park Court SE and Mrs. C. W. Walser with Mrs. R. H. Walser leave today for Manitou Colorado where they will occupy a cottage for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Hall
Parkcourt SE
C. W. Walser
R. H. Walser
Manitou
Colo
Perky Frock Pattern For Active Toddlers From Anne Adams
Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 4062 a children’s pantie frock in gingham or percale with Peter Pan collar puffed sleeves and pleats. Available sizes 2 4 6 8 10 requires 236 yards of fabric size 6. Includes illustrated instructions. Order Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department 243 W 17th St New York for 15 cents pattern and 25 cents for book or both for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
Farley to Lead New Deal Campaign Heavily Financed
James A. Farley resigns from postmaster general duties to chair the Democratic National Committee in a $2,000,000 nationwide campaign. He aims to mobilize all 3,000 counties, with plans for eastern and western headquarters and specialized units for veterans, African Americans, foreign voters, and farmers. He may pursue New York governorship in 1938 or 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
White House
Farley
Democratic National Committee
New York
Stony Point
N. Y
Organization of
Biltmore
Democratic Party
National Committee
Chicago
District Meetings of D A R Announced
Mrs Imogen B Emery state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution announced district meeting schedules for the next two months The southwest district meets at Glenwood August 25 with Miss Mary Rathke presiding The northwest district gathers at Rockwell City August 26 led by Mrs A H Avery The south eastern meeting occurs September 16 at Washington under Mrs E G Senty The north central session at Ames September 29 directed by Mrs W M Vernon and the northeastern district meets at Waterloo September 30 with Mrs R P Ink presiding The full board convenes at Cedar Rapids September 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogen B. Emery
Daughters of the American Revolution
Glenwood
Mary Rathke
Northwest
Rockwell City
A. H. Avery
Spencer
E. G. Senty
Davenport
Washington
North Central
Ames
W. M. Vernon
Waterloo
R. P. Ink
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Emery
Haldys Leave for Blackwater Lake Minn
Mr and Mrs Bert Haldy and Mr and Mrs Edwin Haldy with Edna Mae will depart Saturday evening for Blackwater Lake Minn to spend two weeks as guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Shields at their summer cottage on Second Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Haldy
Edwin Haldy
Edna Mae
Blackwater Lake
Minn
Guy Shields
Second Street
Honored on Birthday for Joanne McDonnell
Joanne McDonnell daughter of Mrs Virginia McDonnell 422 Fourth avenue SW was honored on her tenth birthday at a party at their home. Games were played prizes were given and the pink and green decorations complemented the celebration. Guests included Margaret Newman Patty Martin Loraine Nadine Wilson Maurine Shea Lillian Cunningham and Dorothy Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne McDonnell
Virginia McDonnell
Fourth Avenue SW
Margaret Newman
Patty Martin
Loraine
Nadine Wilson
Maurine Shea
Lillian Cunningham
Dorothy Schmidt
Morris Leahy Retires From C and N W Agent Post
Morris Leahy general passenger agent of the Chicago and North Western railroad, of Evanston Illinois, retired August 1 due to illness after more than fifty one years of service. He began with the North Western on April 27 1885 as a night telegraph operator in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris R. Leahy
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Evanston
Island
Cedar Rapids
North Western
Milwaukee
Wis
Community Night at Kenwood Playground Highlights Local Talent
About 150 people attended a Friday evening program at Kenwood Playground. Norma Wagner and Ruth Arne Washburne delivered recitations, Eloise Balcar performed a piano piece, Jane Kohl and Martha Kohl offered piano and cello numbers, Patricia Maloney sang, Damon Gardner played violin, and the event showcased local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Playground
Norma Wagner
Eloise Balcar
Patricia Maloney
Jane Kohl
Ruth Arne Washburne
Damon Gardner
Martha Kohl
New Canning Ideas for Pickles and Peppers
A feature on inventive canning methods includes fruit stuffed peach mangoes and Peter Piper pepper pickles. It explains pit filling, spice blends, brine preparations, sterilization, and sealing, plus a pitch for a 40 page booklet from The Cedar Rapids Gazette offering more canning instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Piper
Reverend Floyd H. Weed to Speak at West Side Union
The Rev. Floyd H. Weed, pastor of the Independence Methodist church and former Cedar Rapids resident, will address the West Side Union church service at Trinity Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd H. Weed
West Side
Methodist Church
Independence
Cedar Rapids
West Side Union
Trinity Methodist Church
Reverend Weed to Speak on The Gospel of Invitation
The former pastor of St. James church will lecture on The Gospel of Invitation. Worshipers from Trinity Methodist First Evangelical Second Christian and First United Presbyterian churches attend a joint service. He visits his mother Mrs. Hattie Weed at 720 E Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
St. James Church
Trinity Methodist
First Evangelical
Second Christian
First United Presbyterian Churches
Mr. Weed
Hattie Weed
E Avenue NW
Corn Products Wins Patent Suit Against Penick and Ford Co
Corn Products Refining Co has won a patent case accusing Penick and Ford Ltd of infringing its corn sugar production process. The Delaware court enjoined further use and ordered an accounting of profits, with potential damages well over a million dollars. The 1927 suit cited Newkirk patents. decision came after testimonies concluded in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corn Products Refining Company
Penick and Ford, Ltd
United States Circuit Court
Wilmington
Del
Corn Products Company
Penick and Ford
Penick and
Ford
Corn Products
Delaware
Newkirk
Doris Page Returns Home After Breakup And Rebuilds
Doris Page returns to her hometown after breaking an engagement. She shops in New York and redeems her morale with new clothes and social invites. She finds temporary work a “two by four” job and resumes a lively social life amid questions about her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
New York
Dorrie
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Denver, Colo
MOTOR
Snyders
The
Starta Home For Funerals
Fifth Ave
Hala
Colorado
Lyle C. Wilson
D.A.R
Haldys
Morris Leahy
C. and
N. W
Kenwood
Home Institute
West Nineteenth Street
Penick and Ford Co
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Gazette
Rapids Gazette
Iowa
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