Miss Mary Sargent Weds George F Karch in First Presbyterian
Fashionable afternoon ceremony at the First Presbyterian church marks the marriage of Miss Mary Sargent daughter of Mr and Mrs Amor Hartley Sargent to George Frederick Karch son of Mr and Mrs Charles March of Cleveland Ohio. The reception follows with organist Eleanor Taylor leading the wedding marches and guests from Chicago New York and Grands Center attend. The couple will reside in Shaker Heights after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sargent
George F. Karch
Cleveland
First Presbyterian Church
Amor Hartley Sargent
George Frederick Karch
Charles March
Ohio
Robert Little
Eleanor Taylor
Harriet Sargent
David J Linck
Chicago
Virginia Cherry
Grace Vernon
Newton
Lucy Waitt
New York City
L. A Luttenton
Andrew George Welts
West New York
N. J
Karch
L. A. Luttenton
William Brown
Hunter Sunkle
David J Luick
John B. Turner II
Orville Tousey
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Charles M Karch
Hunter Sunkie
Judith Sunkie
A. Willam Brown
Walter L. Cherry
Daryl James Luick
Isabelle Cherry
Hugh Willoughby
Edward King
Clifford Allison
Anna Crouse
Grands Center
Deane L Adams
Waterloo
Will J, Price
Evanston T
Kenyon Road
Shaker Heights
Wild Belmont
Universy of
Iowa
Kappa Kaya Gamma
Kareh
St Lawrene University
Canter Noy
Leo Theta Pi
Cleveland Trust
Party on Wednesday honors Mrs Farnsworth at Palisades luncheon
Mrs Howard Hall and Mrs Kenneth Lindsay hosted a luncheon and bridge at Mrs Hall's Palisades cottage for a small group of friends. The event complimented 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 Kowalke Visits Chicago Then Columbus
After a month in Indianapolis with her parents Mrs E Kowalke accompanied by Mrs Chester Bell and her son left Wednesday for Chicago for a visit until Friday. They will return to Indianapolis for the weekend then the Bells proceed to Columbus Ohio for the month of August.
Holsinger Family Fourth Reunion Held At Van Fossen Farm
The fourth Holsinger family reunion occurred at the Charles Van Fossen farm near Robins on Sunday. Officers elected include President Carl Holsinger, Vice President Donald Holsinger, and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Carl Holsinger. Thirty-six attendees included I D Holsinger the oldest at 82 and 6 month old Jack Douglas Holsinger the youngest. A long list of relatives and their spouses attended, with many Holsingers and Van Fossens noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsinger
Charles van Fossen
Robins
Carl Holsinger
Donald Holsinger
Herbert Lund
Lester Scott
I D Holsinger
Jack Douglas Holsinger
Jacob Snyder
Amanda Holsinger
Anna Snyder
W . Holsinger
George A. Holsinger
Charles Holsinger
Anna
Mabel
Charles Bleedner
Earl Holsinger
Florence
John Holsinger
Dorothy
Wilbur
Betty
Carl Holanger
Robert
Arlene Arthur Holsinger
Charles
Donald
Danvald Holsinger
Jack
Marriage announcement for Carter family in San Francisco
Mr and Mrs Henry Carter announce the marriage of their daughter to Rav C Brague. The ceremony occurred July 23 in Teauvenworth with Rev Wiig officiating. The couple reside in Cedar Rapids. Other notices mention relatives and local events in Minnesota and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carter
Fidhth Avenue
Hddred Putram
Brague
Teauvenworth
Wiig
Moss Bertha Svoboda
Ineleside
James Harvna
Teavenworth
Cedar Rapids
Untitled note on Patsy Reid and family in Maine
A rough regional note mentions Patsy Reid and her daughters in Maine. It references a few days at the home of someone named Hans and a vague event around a 1 OM time. Details are fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Hans
Frayed OCR Note Prompts Unclear Meeting Details
Fragmentary text shows a fraternal aid union chapter planning a meeting in a May or September period. Names and locations are garbled, with references to a Mary Yobane Circle and Mrs William, unclear dates, and a vague community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Yobane
William Holded
Two More Sorority Rushing Parties Reported
Coe college sororities hosted two more summer rushing events on Tuesday evening. Beta Phi Alpha welcomed guests at Vista by the Sea with stewards at the South Side Commercial club, a barge outing at Ellis Park, and a buffet supper. Notable attendees included active members, pledges, and alumnae from several Nebraska and Iowa towns.
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 13
Belva Butters
Central City
Catherine Wolf
Town City
Alma Huscher
Cedar Bluff
Neb
Mary Ellen Kay
Lincoln
Brookhart rides time to statement amid renomination defeat
In Fort Dodge Brookhart, defeated for renomination, deflects questions about his plans. He attends the state American Legion convention and may run as an independent candidate for U S Senate. no formal statement issued yet. In Des Moines word surfaces Brookhart intends to run as an independent Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
INS
Len Smith
Brookhart
The
American Legion
Senate
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Des Moines
Smith W . Brookhart
United States
Iowa
Thief Steals Car From Home In Overnight Neighboring City
W F Hupp reports a maroon 1931 Pontiac sedan stolen from his garage at 1737 C avenue NE at 12 25 a m Wednesday. License 57 11826. Police alerted nearby stations. Arthur Kress reports a burglary at 10 50 p m near the circus grounds with a briefcase and clothing taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hupp
C Avenue
Hupp
Arthur Kress
Garrison
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local News
Linn Encampment No. 49 I O F will meet in regular session at 8 pm in I O F hall. Charles Van Epps of Iowa City paid 10 dollars in police court costs after pledging guilty to speeding. M. H. Collins charged 2 dollars for parking without a rear light. Arthur Birney guilty of speeding and fined 15 dollars, suspended on payment of costs by Judge Powell. Jack L. Woerderhoff Jr. left by air for Fort Dodge with co pilot Clifford J. Wurtelle on business. return planned Wednesday night. Fire at Draport Inn, six miles south of Cedar Rapids on July 19, started by a propane stove explosion. earlier report blamed a gas stove. Work begins on new front for Diamond Brothers clothing store at 211 Second Avenue SE. black glass and nickel facade 23 feet deep, by O F Paulson Construction. front designed by H E Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles van Epps
Iowa City
M. H. Collins
Arthur Birney
Thomas B. Powell
Jack L. Woerderhoff, Jr
Fort Dodge
Clifford J. Wurtelle
Sioux City
Draport Inn
Cedar Rapids
Diamond Brothers Clothing
Second Avenue SE
O. F. Paulson Construction Company
H/E. Hunter
Whittam Park to Host Adult Checker Tournament
The regular Wednesday program at Whittam Park is canceled to make way for an adult checker tournament on Thursday and Friday nights. Play begins at 6 30 each evening. Those interested in entering the Whittam tournament should submit their names to any playground director immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittam Park
Local arrests after Robins lake incident and Camp Wapsick honors
F C Haines a Marlon man received a $10 fine and costs in police court for intoxication after a Tuesday 715 am arrest near Robins lake. Harry O Neal the car driver faces an operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge. The two women Mrs O Neal and Mrs Billings of Dubuque chose jail sentences over fines. Washington reports three local boys earned honors at Camp Wapsick with Archer Speidel named an honor camper and others including Junior McCaleb of Ainsworth and Clarence See of Washington selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .C. Haines
Marlon
Robins Lake
Harry O'Neal
O'Neal
Billings
Dubuque
Washington
Camp Wapsick
Archer Speidel
Junior McCaleb
Ainsworth
Clarence See
Free Adult Health Clinic Planned For State Fair
A state wide adult health clinic will be held at the 1932 Iowa state fair under the Iowan Osteopathic association. Free examinations with labs x rays and nervous and mental tests will be offered Aug 26 to Sept 2 with about 35 osteopaths from across the state on staff. Dr S A Helebrant Cedar Rapids will head the abdominal division. Dr D B Caldwell Des Moines chairs the clinic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowan Osteopathic Association
S. A Helebrant
Cedar Rapids
Helebrant
D. B. Caldwell
Des Moines
Dixon Players Give New Melodrama at The Majestic
Don and Mazie Dixon and company opened Sunday at The Majestic for a limited engagement. The new melodrama Men Need Love begins Wednesday with vaudeville, musical numbers, dancing and song between acts. Amateur night Friday and a Saturday matinee are planned with a weekly program change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Mazie Dixon
Majestic Theater
Marie
Humiston Heads Triple Tau Royal Arch Masons Club
Dr N Humiston of Cedar Rapids was elected president of a new Triple Tau club formed by Royal Arch Masons in the region. I L Ford of Marion was named vice president and Carl S Kringel of Iowa City as secretary treasurer. Members include Cedar Rapids Marion Belle Plaine West Liberty Mount Vernon and Vinton chapters. The group aims to foster inter chapter fellowship and aid candidate initiation. A regu lar session of Trowel chapter preceded a dinner for about 100 Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Cedar Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
County Board Ends Gopher and Rattler Bounties
West Union Fayette county board of supervisors votes to halt bounties on pocket gophers and rattlesnakes effective October first after many years of payment. Gophers earned ten cents and rattlers fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Fayette County Board of Supervisors
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Marsh at First Presbyterian
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Grace Marsh who died Monday. The Rev R V Porter officiated at the First Presbyterian church. She was born May 21 1874 in Lake Geneva New York and moved to Iowa with her parents as a child, settling in Cas-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Grace Marsh
First Presbyterian Church
R. V. Porter
Marsh
Michael and
Loretta Mansfield
Lake Geneva
N. Y
Iowa
Cas
Widow of William Marsh 1889 marriage survived by three children
The obituary notes the 1889 marriage to William Marsh at Mapleton and his 1897 death. The couple had five children, three living: Mrs. Ray Hearn, Mrs. Ida Howell and William P. Marsh, all of Monticello. Survived by sister Mrs. Minnie Clarke of Crofton, Nebraska, and W. G. Mansfield of Marsland, Nebraska.
Republicans to open state headquarters about August 10
Des Moines AP Homer Stephens, chairman of the Republican state committee, said the party would open its state headquarters in Des Moines around August 10. The leaders conference included I. E. Spangler, Miss Martha McClure, Mrs. Virginia Bedell, Senator L. J. Dickinson, Henry Field, and Governor Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Homer Stephens
Republican State Committee
I. 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 to celebrate Mrs Dirks father Deitrich Dirks turning 75. Attendees included Garett Dirks Altman Rhinehart Mino Zimmerman Harold Houston G Dirks Olin Grace Wrobleski Cass Louie Alferts Center Junction Rhinehart Wessels Harns Henry Dirks Seibertson Louie Dirks George Dirks Irene Bodiker Clara Bodiker Louie Heyen Amber and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Will Dirks
Olin
Grace Wrobleski
Anamosa
Louie Alferts
Cass
John Dirks
Center Junction
Rhinehart Wessels
H. Harns
Henry Dirks
Seibert Seibertson
Louie Dirks
George Dirks
Irene Bodiker
Clara Bodiker
Louie Heyen
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Miss Barttert
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Deo
Muri
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Miss Tae
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Ann Wadsworth
Edwin H Wadsworth
Crescent Street
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Polly Green
Peter
Sally Stamats
Ann Witwer
Joan Killian Luddie Dows
Susie
Marvy Shaffer
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Peggy Welch
Sally Moyer
Mary Sue Ristine
Barbara Dunshee
Ellen Mortgomery
Nancy Yuill
David Boyles
Frederick Ely
Ann
Marilyn Henry
Hal Marshall
Frances Marshall
Mary Ann McWilliams
Marion Toms
Dianne Waples
Jacqueline
Barbara Wright
Mitchell Barnes
Barnes O'Donnell
Gazette
Farnsworth
Mrs. Kowalke
Holsinger Family
Tro Rainbow Lake
Hazel Brerereoan
Charlies
Rod White
Minnesota
Vkee
Herbeck
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Rudp
Northe
Trow
Oakdale
Nichots
Clubs
Aid
Sokol Auviliary
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 Burlanek
Bernus Pirks
Ruth Geiger
Cora Farr
Ruth Esther King
Marian Clark
Chi Omeca
Marion Country Club
Wilda Burge
Dorothy Ray
Isabel Bassett
Betty Jones
Irene Mahannah
Aileen Schoeppe
Ceecha Kohl
Virginia Muller
Dorothy Wricht
Marguerite Herr
Actwe
Lorna Karsten
Lucille Lindstedt
Marshalltown
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Vera Strohbehn
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Davenport
Margaret Ganson
Helen Burt
Wilma Jackson
Elizabeth Fochs
Ilis
Hwe
Independence
Barton F Allen
Peoria
Viola Morton
Anna Kalonosky
Fourth Ward
A H Zellinger
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bud Stevens
Leonard Stevens
Bert Nichols
Great Falls
Mont
Mr Nichols
Charles Nichols
Minnie Yeager
Linn
LE Meday
Kneip
Bowen Markets
First Avenue E
VEAL
Fowler Elec. Co
Third Street
Dixon
Dr. Humiston
Triple Tau Chapter
Lorne A. Milne
Lorne A
Milne
Vita Noid
American Trust Blog
Astounding
Studebaker
Second Avenue S. E
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