Miss Mary Sargent Weds George F. Karch in Church Ceremony
A fashionable 5 PM Tuesday wedding at First Presbyterian Church joined Miss Mary Sargent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amor Hartley Sargent, to George Frederick Karch of Cleveland. The ceremony featured organ music by Miss Eleanor Taylor and a reception with white floral details and a bridal cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sargent
George F. Karch
Cleveland
First Presbyterian Church
Amor Hartley Sargent
George Frederick Karch
Charles M. Karch
Ohio
Robert Little
Eleanor ,Taylor
Harriet Sargent
David J. Luick
Chicago
Virginia Cherry
Grace Vernon
Newton
Lucy Waitt
New York City
L. A. Luttenton
Andrew George Welts
West New York
N. J
Karch
A. William Brown
Hunter Sunkle
John B. Turner II
Orville Tousey
Sargent
Judith Sunkle
Walter L. Cherry
David James Luick
Isabelle Cherry
Hugh Willoughby
Edward King
Clifford Allison
Anna Crouse
Grundy Center
Deane L. Adams
Waterloo
Kenyon Road
Ward Belmont
Four Misses Vacation at Lake Okoboji Then Montevideo Visit
The Misses Frances Bartlett Elva Becker Lillian Ehrenberger and Sadie Kacer are spending ten days at Lake Okoboji. They will also visit Miss Bartletts brother in Montevideo Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bartlett
Elva Becker
Lillian Ehrenberger
Sadie Kacer
Lake Okoboji
Miss Bartlett
Montevideo
Minn
Miss Luella Gibson's Chicago Visit Planned for Month
Miss Luella Gibson of 1435 A Avenue NE travels to Chicago on Tuesday for a month long visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Gibson
A Avenue
Chicago
Dramatic art trip to the Palisades postponed
The drama department trip to the Palisades, scheduled for Friday, has been postponed due to undisclosed reasons. Students are advised to await a new date and instructors will issue updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art
the Palisades
Ladies Host Luncheon and Bridge at Palisades Cottage
Mrs. Howard Hall and Mrs. Kenneth Lindsay entertained a small group at Mrs. Hall's Palisades cottage with lunch and bridge. The gathering honored Mrs. Charles E. Farnsworth of Winchester Massachusetts visiting her sister Mrs. Sutherland Dows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hall
Kenneth Lindsay
Hall
the Palisades
Charles E. Farnsworth
Winchester
Mass
Sutherland Dows
Mrs Roe Leaves Indianapolis for Chicago Visit Then Columbus
After a month with her parents in Indianapolis assisted by Mrs Chester Bell and her son, Mrs E J Roe travels to Chicago for a short visit before returning to Indianapolis for the weekend. The Bells then plan a trip to Columbus Ohio for the month of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Roe
Indianapolis
Chester Bell
Chicago
Holsinger Family Holds Fourth Reunion Near Robins
The Holsinger family held its fourth reunion at the Charles Van Fossen farm near Robins. Officers elected were President Carl Holsinger, Vice President Donald Holsinger, and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Carl Holsinger. Thirty-six attended, oldest I D Holsinger and youngest six months old Jack Douglas Holsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsinger
Charles van Fossen
Robins
Carl Holsinger
Donald Holsinger
Bert Lund
Lester Scott
I. D. Holsinger
Jack Douglas Holsinger
Jacob Snyder
Amanda Holsinger
Anna Snyder
D. W. Holsinger
George A. Holsinger
Charles Holsinger
Anna
Mabel
Charles Bleedner
Earl Holsinger
Florence
John Holsinger
Dorothy
Charles
Carter Couple Announce Marriage Of Daughter In Leavenworth
Mr and Mrs Henry Carter announce the marriage of their daughter Mrs Hildred Putnam to Ray C Brague on July 23 in Leavenworth Kansas. Reverend Wittig officiated with Miss Bertha Svoboda and James Haryna as attendants. The couple reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carter
Eighth Avenue SE
Hildred Putnam
Ray C. Brague
Leavenworth
Kan
Wittig
Bertha Svoboda
Ingleside
James Haryna
Brague
Cedar Rapids
Miller and Usher Party Returns From Minnesota Trip
Mrs A H Miller and Hazel Breneman with son Charles return from a two week stay at Rainbow Lake cottage in northern Minnesota. Also traveling were Cecil and C D Miller with son Tommy, B M Usher, Herbert Miller, J W Miller with son David of Alburnett, and A Postal and Gail Postal from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Miller
Hazel Breneman
Charles
Harold White
Minnesota
Rainbow Lake
Cecil Miller
C. D. Miller
Tommy
B. M. Usher
Herbert Miller
J. W. Miller
David
Alburnett
A. Postal
Gail Postal
Marion
Local Family Returns From Minnesota Wilderness Camp Vacation
Mr and Mrs C J Herbeck and nieces Hazel and Evelyn Brown return from Rudbergs Wilderness camp in northern Minnesota after a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Herbeck
Hazel
Evelyn Brown
Rudberg
Minnesota
Dr J A Edwards Guest At Oakdale Hospital Dinner
Dr J A Edwards superintendent of the state hospital at Oakdale attended a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs I F McMinds at 1614 Second Avenue SE on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Edwards
State Hospital
Oakdale
I. F. McMinds
Second Avenue SE
Visit in Nichols
Jackie and Patsy Reid daughters of Mr and Mrs Oval Reid reside at 927 Fourteenth Avenue SW have gone to Nichols to spend a few days at the George Metheny home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
Patsy
Mrs
Oval Reid
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Nichols
George Metheny
Fraternal Aid Union No 172 to Meet at Moose Hall
Fraternal Aid Union No 172 will hold its Thursday evening meeting in Moose hall. A card party will follow the business session featuring pinochle and five hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid Union
Moose Hall
Sokol Ladies' Auxiliary Postpones August Meeting
The Sokol Ladies' Auxiliary society will not hold its August meeting. The next gathering is scheduled for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokol
Sokol Ladies’ Auxiliary Society
Sorority Rush Parties Continue At Coe College And Marion Club
Coe college sororities held summer rushing events with Beta Phi Alpha at Vista by the Sea and Ellis park, featuring barsge dancing and a buffet aboard a ship’s bar. Out-of-town members and alumnae attended, with Eva Eaton leading. Chi Omega hosted a midsummer hay seed party at the Marion Country club with farm decor, costumes, and an evening of dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha
Vista By the Sea
South Side Commercial Club
Robert Clark
Leland Nelson
Robert Rennekamp
Evalyn Porter
Ellis Park
Eileen Wilder
Green
Virginia Whistler
Morrison, Ill
Belva Butters
Central City
Catherine Wolf
Iowa City
Alma Huscher
Cedar Bluff
Neb
Mary Ellen Kay
Lincoln
Lloyd Lathrop
Jeannette Stryker
Irene Mikulecky
Bernice Hach
Edith Jirsa
Irma Tehel
Elinor Meyer
Elizabeth Watson
Genevieve Baker
Louis Sila
Adella Kriz
Hilda Stentz
Springville
Dorothy Goodyear
Marion
Vivian Eaton
Rushing
Irene Langer
Bella Scheer
Elizabeth Burianek
Bernus Pirks
Ruth Geiger
Cora Farr
Ruth Esther King
Marian Clark
Chi Omega
Marion Country Club
Wilda Burge
Dorothy Ray
Isabel Bassett
Betty Jones
Irene M@hannah
Aileen Schoeppe
Cecelia Kohl
Virginia Miller
Dorothy Wright
Marguerite Herr
Lorna Karsten
Newton
Lucille Lindstedt
Marshalltown
Edith Benson
Vera Strohbehn
Dorothy Mulineaux
Davenport
Margaret Ganson
Helen Burt
Wilma Jackson
Elizabeth Focht
Brookhart Bides His Time Refuses To Make Statement
Sen. Smith W. Brookhart, seeking renomination, avoids comment on re election plans while attending the state convention of the American Legion. He did not confirm or deny reports he may run as an independent this fall after losing the primary to Henry Field of Shenandoah.
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Fort Dodge
INS
Smith W. Brookhart
The
American Legion
Senate
Brookhart
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Brookhart to Enter Iowa Senate Race as Independent
Des Moines reports Sen W Brookhart plans to run for the United States Senate from Iowa as an independent possibly after defeat in the nomination race. He has not issued a formal statement but informed friends of his plans in private remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. Brookhart
United States
Iowa
Ublican
Brookhart
Allen Morton Wed Viola Morton in Peoria
Barton F. Allen of Peoria and Miss Viola Morton married Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Anna Kalonosky’s home in the Fourth ward. Rev. A. H. Zellinger of Immanuel Lutheran officiated. The couple were attended by Bud Stevens and Mrs. Leonard Stevens and planned a southern wedding trip before settling at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Barton F. Allen
Peoria
Viola Morton
Anna Kalonosky
Fourth Ward
A. H. Zellinger
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bud Stevens
Leonard Stevens
Death of Bert Nichols at Great Falls
Independence benedicts report the death of Bert Nichols age 53 in Great Falls Montana He was born October 13 1879 in Independence the son of Charles and his wife He married Minnie Jones in 1903 in Independence and left three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Bert Nichols
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. Nichols
Charles Nichols
Minnie Jones
Thief Steals Pontiac From Owner's Garage at Night
Police were alerted at 12:25 a.m. Wednesday by W. F. Hupp of 1737 C avenue NE after a maroon 1931 Pontiac sedan with license 57-11826 was driven past his bedroom window. Police notified surrounding stations at Hupp's request. Arthur Kress of Garrison reported a break in Tuesday night near the circus grounds with a briefcase and clothes taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hupp
C Avenue
Hupp
Arthur Kress
Garrison
City Briefs and Personals
Linn Encampment No 49 I O O F will meet in regular session. Charles Van Epps of Iowa City paid $10 in costs in police court Wednesday when he pled guilty to a speeding offense. Collins was charged $2 for parking his car without a rear light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles van Epps
Iowa City
Collins
Birney Sees Speeding Fine Suspended After Costs
Arthur Birney was found guilty of speeding in police court and fined 15 dollars plus costs. Judge Thomas B. Powell suspended the fine after Birney paid the action costs on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Birney
Thomas B. Powell
Local Aviator Heads to Fortze on Business Trip
Jack L. Woerderhoff Jr. and co pilot Clifford J. Wurtelle depart by air for a business trip. After a stop in Sioux City they expect to return Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Woerderhoff, Jr
Fortze
Clifford J. Wurtelle
Sioux City
Fire destroys Draport Inn near Cedar Rapids
A July 19 fire six miles south of Cedar Rapids heavily damaged the Draport Inn. The blaze was caused by an explosion of a pressure gasoline stove, though a contemporary report had wrongly blamed a pressure gas stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draport Inn
Cedar Rapids
Diamond Brothers Store Gets New Black Glass Front
Workmen begin construction of a black glass and nickel front at 211 Second Avenue SE for Diamond Brothers clothing store. The new front extends 23 feet, built by O. F. Paulson Construction Co. designer H. E. Hunter prepared the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Brothers Clothing
Second Avenue SE
O. F. Paulson Construction Company
H. E. Hunter
Whittam Park to Host Adult Checker Tourney Later
The regular Wednesday program at Whittam park is canceled due to preparations for an adult checker tournament on Thursday and Friday. Play begins at 6 30 each evening and entrants should submit their names to any playground director immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittam Park
Marion man fined for intoxication after Robins lake arrest
FP C Haines and three others were arrested near Robins lake at 7 15 am Tuesday. Haines was fined 10 dollars plus costs in police court for intoxication. Harry O Nea l faced a later charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The two women Mrs O Nea l and Mrs Billings of Dubuque chose jail sentences over fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. C. Haines
Marion
Robins Lake
Harry O'Neal
O’neal
Billings
Dubuque
Three local boys honored at Camp Wapsier
Washington Iowa report notes Archer Speidel named one of three honor campers at Camp Wapsier. A second trio of honor campers includes Junior McCaleb of Ainsworth and Clarence Lee of Washington, selected last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Camp Wapsier
Archer Speidel
Junior McCaleb
Ainsworth
Clarence Lee
Free Adult Health Clinic At State Fair Planned
A state wide adult health clinic by the Iowa Osteopathic association will run during the 1932 state fair from August 26 to September 2. About 35 osteopaths from across the state will staff the clinic offering free physical exams with laboratory tests x rays and nervous and mental assessments. Dr S A Helebrant of Cedar Rapids will lead the abdominal division and focus on heart disease prevention in men and cancer prevention in women. Dr D B Caldwell of Des Moines chairs the clinic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Osteopathic Association
S. A. Helebrant
Cedar Rapids
Helebrant
D. B. Caldwell
Des Moines
Dixon Players Welcome In City For New Melodrama
Don and Mazie Dixon and their company opened Sunday at The Majestic for a limited engagement. The show Men Need Love runs Wednesday through the last half of the week with vaudeville musical numbers between acts. Amateur night Friday and a Saturday matinee are planned with weekly program changes on Wednesdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Mazie Dixon
Majestic Theater
Mazie
Suny
Hamiston Heads Triple Tau Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons
Dr A N Hamiston of Cedar Rapids elected president of a new Triple Tau club formed by Royal Arch Masonic chapters in the region at Masonic hall. Ford of Marion named vice president and Carl S Kringel of Iowa City elected secretary treasurer. Members include Cedar Rapids Marion Belle Plaine West Liberty Mount Vernon and Vinton with the aim to foster fellowship and aid candidate initiation. Nearly 100 Royal Arch Masons attended a dinner after a regular Trowel chapter session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Hamiston
Cedar Rapids
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch Masonic
Masonic Hall
Eeee Ford
Marion
Royal Arch
Carl S. Kringel
Iowa City
Belle Plaine
West Liberty
Mount Vernon
Vinton
Cedar Chapter
Eastern Star
County Board Ends Pocket Gopher and Rattlesnake Bounties
The Fayette county board of supervisors will discontinue all bounties on pocket gophers and rattlesnakes effective October 1. Previously gophers earned ten cents and rattlers fifty cents. Also notes a obituary fragment: references to the Marsh family with surviving relatives in Montana and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Fayette County Board of Supervisors
Republicans To Open State Headquarters By August T
DES MOINES AP Homer Stephens chairman of the Republican state committee said that state headquarters for the party would likely be opened around August 10. A conference of leaders announced a full organization to carry the fight along the battle line. Attending the conference were Martha McClure Mount Pleasant national committeewoman Virginia Bedell Spirit Lake state vice chairman L J Dickinson Senator Henry Field and Governor Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Homer Stephens
Republican State Committee
Hedge Nega
H. E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Martha McClure
Mount Pleasant
Virginia Bedell
Spirit Lake
L. J. Dickinson
Henry Field
United States
Turner
Dirks Family Dinner Honors 75th Birthday in Amber
Mr and Mrs Will Dirks hosted fifteen guests Sunday for the 75th birthday of Mrs Dirks father Deitrich Dirks. Attendees included numerous Dirks families from Langworthy Olin Cass Center Junction and Amber along with Irene Bodiker Clara Bodiker and Louie Heyen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Will Dirks
Olin
Grace Wrobleski
Anamosa
Louie Aferts
Cass
John Dirks
Center Junction
Rhinehart Wessels
H. Harns
Henry Dirks
Seibert Seibertson
Louie Dirks
George Dirks
Irene Bodiker
Clara Bodiker
Louie Heyen
Mrs Marsh Born at Lake Geneva, Marries in First Presbyterian
The obituary notes Mrs Marsh daughter of Michael and Loretta Mansfield was born May 21, 1874 at Lake Geneva New York. She moved to Iowa as a child with her parents and settled in Cas- door region. The ceremony Sunday at the First Presbyterian church was conducted by Rev R V Porter.
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Cache
William Marsh
Mapleton
First Presbyterian Church
R. V. Porter
Marsh
Michael and
Loretta Mansfield
Lake Geneva
N. Y
Iowa
Cas
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