Nuptial Plans For August And September Announced
Dr and Mrs John B Bryant announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter Geraldine G to Dale Norton son of Mrs W R Norton of Darlington Wis The ceremony is set for Sunday Aug 24 in the Cornell chapel Norton will be Wilton Junction high school principal after teaching there three years Geraldine Norton is a Cornell College graduate with musical soloist experience and teaching stints at Wilton Junction Tama and Columbia University Graduate School Corners around Aug 12 and Aug 19 Aug 21 Aug 24 are noted for other weddings in the region including plans in Mechanicsville Solon Ely and Iowa City with multiple churches and families involved The notice also mentions Red Cross sewing clubs and local social groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Bryant
Andriage
Geraldine G
Dale Norton
W. R. Norton
Darlington
Wis
Cornell
Miss Norton
Cornell College
Delphi
String Quartet
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Wilton Junction
Tama
Columbia University
Norton
Platteville, Wis
State Teachers College
University of Iowa
John Jurgensen
Wyoming
Imogene
John Smeltzer
Stanwood
Elizabeth Smeltzer
Marion
St. Mary’s Church
Mechanicsville
Fifty Girls Enjoy Camping Program At 50 Cents Each
Fifty girls joined Camp A While a summer program run by Camp Fire with city cooperation at Bever and Ellis from June 24 to August 1. The program cost 50 cents per girl and offered crafts, games, first aid and nature classes led by volunteers and city staff. The effort produced capable outdoor cooks and naturalists and culminated in leather honors for completing six requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park Swimming
Wamtes Aydtan
Bever and
Ellis
Dick Beall
B. Moore
Mesdames
Alderman
Beverly Blencoe
Jane
Joan Bettie
Frances Annzanne Ohsman
Mary K. Prout
Irene Joy Syers
Ellen Burke
Beverly Ainsworth
Helenka Janet Betty Arlene Burke
Doris Clifford
Darlene Comried
Jacqueline Day
Eileen Eyler
Anita Heath
Joan Houskins
Jean Marilyn Jones
Lois Listebarger
Marjorie Lowry
Morava
Jo McNeill
Ine Norman
Engagement announced by Buck Creek couple
Miss Smith and Mr Morrow announce their engagement at Buck Creek church in Wyoming. Miss Smith is a Buck Creek high school graduate who attended Cornell and joined Xi at university. Mr Morrow, a teaching fellow at the University of Nebraska, will study for his doctorate while they plan to reside in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek Methodist Church
Miss Smith
Buck Creek
Cornell Oo
Morrow
University of Nebraska
Church Groups and Socials Bring News from Anamosa
Multiple church groups across Kenwood and Anamosa meet for potlucks luncheons and program events. Engagements and marriages announced include Kathryn Mae Voelker and Cedric Shchurch son of Mr and Mrs. Martina Williamsburg daughter of Mr and Mrs. future home plans noted for Center Point and St Matthew's Cedar Rapids. The Women’s Relief organization and Home for A Women board prepare upcoming meetings.
Atalissa Announcement Highlights Bride Parents, Mission Note
The notice states the bride's parents are featured in an Atalissa announcement. Rev W A Smith of the Methodist church will be at home in the Baxter apartments at West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
Methodist
Hintz
Baxter Apartments
West Liberty
Community lodge notices and meetings listed for August
Local clubs and lodges announce August meetings across Cedar Rapids areas. Home Rebekah and Praha Rebekah hold evening gatherings at Z C B J hall and Sokol hall. Union Label leagues and Vasa Order chapters schedule at Maine lodge hall and Park venues. boat club auxiliary hosts at private residence. various circles plan picnics, initiations, and anniversaries at Moose hall Ellis park and others. events include dates, times, and locations with members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Boat Club
William Brown
J Avenue NE
Breakfast Shower Honors Mary Carns at First Green Church
A community breakfast and kitchen shower honor Mary Carns hosted by her parents F R Carns and Mrs Basil Waddington list guests including Mesdames Rice Ellis VamOrsdol and Misses Mahannah Wendl Mrstik En Valerie Konevny Jap. Out of town guest Mrs Joseph Juracek joins as a note of thanks and invites attend at Bever Park picnic Monday noon with food provided by a special committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Rice
Albert Ellis
James T. VamOrsdol
Beth Mahannah
Florence Wendl
Sylvia Mrstik
Jean En- Valerie Konevny
Ann Jap
Joseph Juracek
Sioux Falls
S. D
Owen Gy
Miss Carns
Greee
Bever Park
Community Notes Highlight Local Gatherings And Farewells
Miss Mae Zeuch hosted a Monday evening gathering for Is Monday a group from Des Moines plans to attend business college. Mrs. R. D. McIntyre and Ruth entertained with a dessert bridge. George Waite and B T S hosted an out of town group at an outdoor event. Mrs C J Cash Jr reported on a B P W national convention in Los Angeles. Elmer Headlee family attended a farewell event as Mr H bought an elevator. Lucile Remley led a picnic at Wapsipinicon state park with school friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Zeuch
Gladys W
Des Moines
Business
Warren J. Rees
George
Ross Frazier
David
Carl R. Smith
R. D. McIntyre
Ruth
George Waite
Wapsi State Park
Rainbow Cat Report In Winston-Salem
Mrs. W. E. S. reports a rainbow cat in Winston-Salem North Carolina. The white cat has a yellow tail and heterochromatic eyes one blue and one brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston—Salem, N. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riverside
H. J. Club
James Shalla
Red Cross
Milt Wollrab
S. and C. Club
Robert Nicola
Deeks
C. F
Frank Pilucar
Joseph Cerveny
Czech Reformed Church Path
Malatek of
Solon
Bohemian Reformed Church
Ely
Louis Hoepfner
Newhall
Pauline
Walter Lewis Morgan
Eva Morgan
Allerton
First Presbyterian Church
Iowa City
Geraldine Bryant
Esther Marie Placar
Imogene Jurgensen
Mary Elizabeth Sirowy
Pauline Hoepfner
Dora Janet Samblix
Phyllis Heath
Elaine Norman
East Side
Ellis Park
West Side
Frida
Aurora
St. Patrick's Church
Fairfax
ST. Luke's
Johnstonson
Mavis Smith
Velda Stallman
Women's Council
Clyde Hillhouse
Third Avenue SW
May Frick
Aie Frick Sewing Circle
the Missionary Society
Kenwood Methodist
W.s.cs
Fred Doetzel
Mrs. Mills
Aid
Kenwood Presbyterian
G. FE. Melisa
Anescote
Marrage
Dorothy the
Omestead
Clarence Byerly
Central City
Marvin Mills
St. John
Leila Stadins
Cans Cine
Little Brown
Nashua
Monticello
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. J. Bone
R. B. Mullen
George Bailey
Herbert Balsiger
Earl Shrove
John Wilcox
Wilma Grossheim
Ernest Wahl
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Tional
E. E. Hicks
Olin
Otto Voelker
Ter
Kathryn Mae
Cedric
Es— Church
Kekekeen
Lan Ceen Bor
Betty
Kin Ae
Willer
Center Point
Aan Bor
Earl
Claude Risinger
Eeome
Center Point High School
Williamsburg
Cnmar
Martina
Peter
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Cedar Rapids
Sheriff
Kathryn Wu
Esther Larson
Blodwen Roberts
Francies Keith
Norma Lohman
Ella Kokemiller
Hazel Heasty
Geneve Gill
Lydia Kriz
Mable
Saylor
Women’s Relief Corps
T. Z. Cook
Board of Managers of the Home For A Women
Dorothy Mesa
Betty Byerly
Mrs. Charles Neighbor
Martina Osweiler
Atalissa
Rebekah Lodge
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Pomenka Viasti Lodge
Union Label League
Cedar Rapids Union Label League
Orden Lodge
Norden
Vasa Order of America
Maine Lodge
First Avenue E
Ben Hur Court
Sokol Hall
Lng le Aga Ag
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge No
Boat Club Auxiliary
Praha
Westwood Community
A. An
A. C. Nievas
Hillside Drive
Melody
Moose Hall
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
A. C. Shireman
Waubeek
Standard Life No
Bluff View Aid Society
Carrie Morcombe
D. of H
Midboro Club
Daniels Park
Women of the Moose
P.m
Bever
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union Veterans
Union Laber League
Labor Temple
Jan Hus
Wednesda
Parlor City No
Siecokee L. A
R. T
Harry Clark
Praha Rebekah No
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Springville Lodge No. 99
Praha Lodge
Mary Carns
Children’s Home Boys
Miss Kubicek
Jean White
Fairway
Mary Ann Kubicek
Oscar A. Bay, Jr
St. Louis
Tricia O’brien
Kathleen McPartland
Marjorie Kane
Don Weber
Ralph Guy
Ted Kubicek
Parker Waddington
Basil Waddington
Avenue NE
Parker Mead Waddington
Sheryl and
Sy Stookey
Anamosa
Brabbit-Taylor
King Band Instruments
1St Ave
Iowa
Montrose
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