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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1939

Page

8

Ashley Chapter Committees Named in DAR for 1939 40

The Daughters of the American Revolution announce Ashley chapter officers and committees for 1939 40 led by regent Mrs. Robert C. Toms. Key roles include vice regent Mrs. Louise Yuill as chaplain and recording secretary Mrs. Royal H. Holbrook. National and state committees list numerous members across standing groups including Americanism, conservation, flag, genealogical records, and membership, with chairmen such as Mrs. Imogen B. Emery and Mrs. R. Bryan Cronbaugh guiding national defense through patriotic education and junior membership.

Robert C. Toms W. W. Crissman Louise Yuill Royal H. Holbrook M. H. Williams Margaret Dickey B. J. Posegate Maude Carr Ashley Chapter National Committee Ashley Imogen B. Emery National Defense R. Bryan Cronbaugh Cronbaugh Historical Magazine C. W. Boegel Historic Relics C. L. Douglass Good Citizenship Pilgrims Clubs Toms Martha Irwin F. B. Garnes Mary Kennedy Zaidee Snyder J. Y. Kennedy O. J. Felton Douglass Charles S. Krause Jennie Post W. A. Montgomery Helen Amidon H. E. Rick Myrtle G. Johnes W. L. Crissman R. R. Mayberry Elizabeth Morse H. H. Doolittle A. G. Evans W. R. Grissel H. B. Leinbaugh J. S. Bain E. Joanna Hagey

Wilsons to Vacation in Bermuda by Monarch

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wilson of 1238 Fourth avenue SE depart Thursday for New York to sail Saturday on the S. S. Monarch for a two week Bermuda vacation. They are accompanied by Mrs. Wilsons sister, Mrs. Kenneth F. Steingass, and Mr. Steingass of Cleveland.

Robert A. Wilson Fourth Avenue SE New York City Bermuda

Dorothy Spencer Hosts Luncheon For Friends At Tea Room

Miss Dorothy Spencer daughter of Mrs C M Spencer invited a group of friends to a luncheon Thursday at the Commonwealth tea room. Guests included Miss Jean Files of Syracuse visiting in the W J Brown home and Miss Kathryn Fitzpatrick of Elkader visiting in the W H Hasek home along with Mary Zuercher Kathryn Claassen Bonnie Mae Diebold Louise Flaherty Ruth Ann Hasek Nora Cocker Jeanne Cash Susan Brown Marion Reiff Allayne Konecny and Barbara Rogers.

Dorothy Spencer C. M. Spencer Fourth Avenue SE Commonwealth Tea Room Jean Files Syracuse W. J. Brown Kathryn Fitzpatrick Elkader W. H. Hasek Miss Spencer Mary Zuercher Kathryn Claassen Bonnie Mae Diebold Louise Flaherty Ruth

Dinner honor for P H Boyson at Cedar Rapids Country Club

Adolph F Boyson hosts a dinner Thursday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club honoring P H Boyson of Long Beach California, guest in the home of Mr and Mrs H N Boyson 2314 Bever Avenue SE. Those sharing the courtesy include Mr and Mrs H N Boyson Mr and Mrs Wallace G Boyson and Mrs Jesse Travis. P H Boyson will depart Friday.

Adolph F. Boyson Commonwealth Apartments Cedar Rapids Country Club P. H. Boyson Long Beach Calif H. N. Boyson Bever Avenue SE Wallace G. Boyson Jesse Travis

Spears Host Dinner for Bridge Club at Cedar Rapids

Mr and Mrs R D Spears of 231 Twenty fifth Street Drive SE host a Thursday dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country Club for members of their bridge club. Ten guests remain at the club after dinner with twelve covers laid.

R. D. Spears Twenty-fifth Street Drive Cedar Rapids Country Club

Stiles Family Returns From McGregor Visit

Dr and Mrs K A Stiles and daughter Patricia returned to 238 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE after several days in McGregor where Dr Stiles served on the Wild Life school staff.

K. A. Stiles Twenty-fourth Street Drive Patricia McGregor Stiles Wild Life School

Mrs Howard R Green Leaves for East Visit

Mrs. Howard R Green of 2003 Bever Avenue SE will depart Thursday evening for a month long visit in Schenectady New York to be with her son William Green and Mrs Green.

Howard R. Green East Bever Avenue SE Schenectady N. Y William Green Green Htcler Wilson & Co. P. S G.R

Birthday Party for David Unzeitig Jr

Mrs Frank Unzeitig entertained on Wednesday at 920 Twentieth Street SE celebrating the fifth birthday of her son David A party featured balloons favors games and refreshments Guests included Frankie Navratil Tommy Zachar Donny Pulkrab Dick Prastka Milton Kopecky and Ronald Havlik.

Frank Unzeitig, Jr Twentieth Street SE David Frankie Navratil Tommy Zachar Donny Pulkrab Dick Prastka Milton Kopecky Ronald Havlik

Camp Fire Board Hosts Welfare Bureau at Camp

Camp Fire board members entertained the welfare bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at Camp Huaga on Tuesday evening. Dinner at 6:30 followed by camp song, tours of the camp, and visits to the junior Aponita cabin and the Gay Lodge for older girls Agatth.

Camp Huaga Welfare Bureau Chamber of Commerce Aponita Agatth Karl P. Blaise Edward Sheey Carl Kirwin H. M. Ivins George Laird J. M. Knox George T. Willhelm Delbert Ashby Jay W. Hesser M. R. Warren Henry Haegg A. J. Anderson Harmon R. Taylor A. L. Augustine G. V. Wood Barbara Wood Charles City

Wapsie Y camp votes for council and paper staff

Tuesday campers at Wapsie Y elected five to the Wapsie council including Martha Ann Young of Marion and Cedar Rapids residents Gertrude Schomberg Delores Wood Mary Ellen Reece and Helen Heald. Camp paper editors named Grace Jean Hicks Imelda Gatton Fern King Gail Phillipson and Betty Ensign. Council met in the lodge due to bad weather with Winifred Blake recounting travels in Europe and youth hostess work. Grace Gordon played marimba as campers sang camp songs.

Wapsie-Y Camp Wapsie Council Martha Ann Young Marion Gertrude Schomberg Delores Wood Mary Ellen Reece Helen Heald Cedar Rapids Grace Jean Hicks Imelda Gatton Iowa City Fern King Sigourney Gail Phillipson Betty Ensign Winifred Blake Europe Grace Gordon

East Side W C T U Met At Miss Main Home

The East Side W C T U met at Miss Helen Main 1547 B avenue NE with Mrs C B Hungerford leading devotions The Rainbow of Promise. Reports included road sign installation near Central City and a certificate for contributions to the temperance education fund The next meeting will elect officers Mrs J H Rhoades to serve dinner August 15 Those bringing canned fruit for the Benedict home were asked to bring it to the meeting.

Helen Main B Avenue NE C. B. Hungerford Union Central City Temperance Education Fund J. H. Rhoades

Dorothy Stritesky Weds John H. Threlkeld in Ames

Dorothy Stritesky daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Stritesky married John H Threlkeld of Ames in a St Wenceslaus church ceremony performed by Rev Joseph A Surovy. The couple plan to live in Ames after August 15 and will honeymoon in northern Iowa and Minnesota.

Dorothy Stritesky L. W. Stritesky Mount Vernon Avenue John H. Threlkeld Ames R. M. Threlkeld Seventeenth Street Joseph A. Surovy St. Wenceslaus Church Ruth Anne Struesky O. Wokoun Threlkeld Wilson Avenue Washington High School Coe College Kappa Delta Sorority Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity Dragoon Transfer and Storage Company Russell Railway and Motor Bus Guide Company

Mrs Fay's Housewarming Hosted by Local Club Members

Mrs F R Buchanan Mrs F B Gutz and Mrs W L Hall hosted a housewarming for Mrs Chauncey Fay at 1629 B avenue NW. Guests from the Friendly Neighborhood club attended a porch luncheon. garden flowers decorated the home.

F. R. Buchanan F. B. Gutz W. L. Hall Chauncey Fay B Avenue NW Friendly Neighborhood Club Fay F. Little Charles Smreck Louis Kruber, Jr Louis Kruber Harry McGuire Walter Euken Hugo Lensch Steve Saris Waldo Hudson L. H. Meyers B. J. Voltz D. W. Seefluth Bert Scott D. W. Peck Cordelia Miller E. H. Reimers H. A. Cook Needham Young Truman Durr McKabe Seopee Buchanan Evelyn All

Evans family returns from Okoboji vacation

The Rev. William M. Evans and his daughters Hazel Evans and Lulu E. Peterson, of 1328 A avenue NE, came back Monday after spending a month at Hay ward's bay on West Okoboji lake.

William M. Evans Hazel Evans Lulu E. Peterson A Avenue NE Hayward’s Bay Okoboji Lake

Vacationers Return After Long Trips

Long distance vacationers stream back after midsummer holidays. Carl D. Thomas family from Washington Avenue SE return after a three week motor trip visiting Sprague's lodge Estes Park Mesa Verde Grand Canyon and national parks in Utah then via Salt Lake City and Denver. Blanche Krebs spent summer in Michigan after visiting New York City Harbor Point. Royal H Holbrook and Helen B Amidon return from ten weeks in Los Angeles and west coast cities with Marvin Selden family also returning from Minnesota resort area.

Carl D. Thomas Washington Avenue SE Lee Sprague’s Lodge Estes Park Mesa Verde Gallup N. M Painted Desert Petrified Forest Boulder Dam Grand Canyon National Parks Utah Salt Lake City Denver Blanche Krebs Pleasant Drive Michigan Krebs New York City Harbor Point Mich LeRoy Kramer Chicago Royal H. Holbrook Helen B. Amidon Second Avenue SE Los Angeles San Francisco Marvin R. Selden Greenwood Drive Ann Litchfield Minn

Legion Auxiliary Meets at Memorial Building

Thirty four members of the American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No 5 met in the Memorial building Tuesday night. Mrs Charles McGinty was installed as historian by Mrs J P Winn for the coming year. Edward Kopecky violinist played several numbers. Delegates to the state convention at Burlington Aug 9 to 11 were chosen. Refreshments were served.

American Legion Auxiliary Hanford Post No. 5 Memorial Building Charles McGinty J. P. Winn McGinty Floyd Baumgartner L. Schirm T. A Norberg Charles Penningroth Edward Kopecky Burlington R. C. Hopwood John Stodola Sam Christensen

Miss Dorothy Houts Returns From Vacation

Miss Dorothy Houts of 1808 Washington avenue SE returns after five weeks in Chicago and Hopkie Ky visiting Miss Margaret Yost an art teacher. She also spent two weeks on Mackinac Island Mich attending the annual yacht races.

Dorothy Houts Washington Avenue Chicago Hopkie, Ky Margaret Yost

George W Rutan II Weds Florence Hemminger in Marion

George W Rutan II and Miss Florence M Hemminger were married June 29 in Marion with Rev C E Krog officiating. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs George W Rutan II of 500 Thirtieth Street Drive SE and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hemminger of Withee Wisconsin. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Clyde Basham of Cedar Rapids.

George W. Rutan III George W. Rutan II Thirtieth Street Florence M. Hemminger John Hemminger Withee Wis Marion C. E. Krog Clyde Basham Cedar Rapids

Miss Elsie Tefer Honors Miss Ruby Paulsen Shower

Miss Elsie Tefer hosted a Glow room gathering at the Gas company Monday evening honoring Miss Ruby Paulsen whose marriage to Joseph Tefer is set for Aug. 19. Bunco prizes went to Miss Ramona O'Brien Miss Garnet Emmet and Mrs. Anna Haijsman with several attendants sharing the courtesy.

Elsie Tefer Gas Company Ruby Paulsen Joseph Tefer Bunco Ramona O’brien Garnet Emmet Anna Haijsman Hilda Tecklenburg Dorothy Paulsen Lucile Currell Bea

Models pads feature moisture resistant backing for safety

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Local Names Listed For Community Notices

A partial list of residents and local figures appears, naming Conway, Bernita Conway, Gladyce Getz, Robbie Stepman, Mary Kinney, Betty Smith, Evelyn Kiester, Gladys Stepanek, Priscilla Smith, Emmet O'Brien, Esther Christie, Grace Winger, and Mesdames H. Paulsen and H. Schneider among others, with Frank Loufek and family also referenced. The fragment also lists Frank Loufek Jr., William Seichert, Annie Smith, Jess McKee, Mavis McKee, Lumir Sykora, T. O. Bailey, A. B. Shakespeare, and Joseph Tefer in a contemporaneous community roster.

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. M. McCullough E. F. Heinze F. W. Darling Charles J. Bready Maxine Boegel H. B. Britton Frances Sebern Thelma Boegel G. F. Gibson F. E. Ormsby S. L. Kay R. C. Folsom E. M. Soboda Lewis Emerson Edwin Broms E. D. Hardwick C. W. Suttliff Helen Dunn Louise Hathaway Kyndberg E. M. Shunk C. M. Bloomhall C. B. Iosty Jane Scott Margaret Grissel A W. Loftus E. P. Mavis O. S. Johnson E. G. Paxton R. Lee Taylor Misson Beggs J. Eves Robert A. Wilsons Adolph Boyson California McGregor Visi David Unzeitig Party Hutch Hutchinsons Hutchinson Emily Camp Fire Board Wapsie-Y East Side Siebke Taylor Mrs. Fay Okoboji Legion Auxiliary Trip Miss Hemminger Miss Paulsen Tin Hallekfelt, Inc George Wilson Owl Good Housekeeping Institute Wilson & Co U. S Boxep Wison Rector’s IEE
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