Visiting Tennis Players Attend Club Dance in Cedar Rapids
Visiting men and women tennis experts arriving for the Middle States tournament at the Cedar Rapids Country Club attend an informal dance after matches. About one hundred reservations were made for dinner before the dance, with several private circles planned for hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Middle States
George Laird
Susie French
New York City
Florence Weatherton
John Cherry
Chicago
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Robert Vane
Pam
Yothers
Dorothy Funk
Vincennes
Ill
John Hyland
Truer
Helen Larimer
Audrey Jones
Betty Neuzil
Betty Roth
Maurine Munger
Mary Winslow
Winnie ‘Hoblitzell
Doris Cook
Miss Funk
Wendell Delvell
Sutherland Cook
Max Widmer
George Alt
John Kanealy
Fred Merritt
Delma Anderson Weds Fred Dever in North Liberty
Delma Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Anderson of south of North Liberty married Fred Dever son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Dever at the Methodist church in North Liberty. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn's Wedding March and a pink and blue organdie wedding attire. The couple plans a two week Northern Wisconsin honeymoon then will live at the Dale Anderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delma
Dale Anderson
South of North Liberty
Fred Dever
Maurice Dever
Coralville
Town
North Liberty
A M Smith
Nell Anderson
Betty Louw Dever
Daryl Means
George Young
Inez Anderson
Eula Beck
Alice Slemmons
Miss Anderson
Mendelssohn
Dever
University High School
Town City
Wisconsin
Davenport guest joins Cedar Rapids tennis tourney scene
Miss Dorothy Day of Davenport participates in the Middle States tennis tournament at Cedar Rapids Country Club. She stays with Mrs. James Bell at 2632 Country Club Parkway SE. Also visiting are Miss Thelma Kenefick of Eagle Grove and Miss Betty Butler of Des Moines with Miss Martha Beardsley at 2149 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Day
Davenport
Cedar Rapids Country Club
James Bell
Country Club Parkway
Bell
Thelma Kenefick
Eagle Grove
Betty Butler
Des Moines
Martha Beardsley
Linden Drive
Patrons Named At Cornell Carnival Of Comedy
Cedar Rapids attendees at the Carnival of Comedy this week at Cornell include Mr and Mrs Sumner Quarton Mr and Mrs S W Wilder Mr and Mrs Weaver Witwer Reesch mAh Mrs Worth Averill Mr and Mrs George Wilhelm Mr and Mrs Lamir Severn Mrs Delbert Ashby Miss Eleanor Cook and Miss Eleanor Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cornell
Albert Franklin Johnson
Sumner Quarton
S. W. Wilder
Weaver Witwer
Rees
Worth Averill
George Wilhelm
Lamir Severn
Delbert Ashby
Eleanor Cook
Eleanor Taylor
Mrs Seely Hosts Informal Tea for Meadville Guest
Mrs Merton F Seely of 1903 Second Avenue SE entertained this afternoon with an informal tea at her home honoring her daughter in law Mrs Frederick Seely of Meadville Pennsylvania who is visiting with Mr Seely at the Merton Seely home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton F Seely
Second Avenue SE
Frederick Seely
Meadville
Mr Seely
Merton Seely
Forest Stewart Visit Plans Touch Omaha St Louis Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Forest Stewart of New York City are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs A C Stewart at 352 Park Terrace SE. They will spend a week in Omaha and St Louis before returning to Cedar Rapids for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Stewart
New York City
Pastor Brooks Names Family for August Brookvale Vacation
The Rev. A A Brooks of St Pauls Methodist Church announces his family from Brookvale Cole will take a vacation there during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A Brooks
St Pauls Methodist Church
Brookvale
Cole
Birthday honors for Little Jackie Dean Hines
Little Jackie Dean Hines was honored on his second birthday Thursday evening at a party given by his grandmother Mrs John Campbell. Attending were his parents Mr and Mrs Howard Hines. his grandparents Mr and Mrs Campbell. Mr and Mrs C L Walke. and Mr and Mrs W F Fetter, at 1120 Twenty second avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Dean Hines
John Campbell
Howard Hines
Twenty Second Avenue
Hines
Jackie
Campbell
C L Walkce
W F Fetter
Tea for visitors in Mrs Towner's Appleton visit
Miss Thelma Boegel hosted a informal tea at her First avenue residence for friends of Mrs Milton C Towner of Appleton Wisconsin who is visiting at the Milton H Towner home on Thirty-fifth street drive SE. Assisting were Mrs James M Skinner of Joliet New Jersey and out of town guest Mrs Julian Jackson of Boston Massachusetts visiting in the SE Jackson home on Fifth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Boegel
First Avenue
Milton C. Towner
Appleton
Wis
Milton H. Towner
Thirty-fifth Street
Miss Boegel
James M Skinner
Joliet, NJ
Julian Jackson
Boston Mass
Jackson
Fifth Avenue
Pre-nuptial and birthday gatherings spill pageswide in Cedar Rapids
Mrs O D Newberry hosted a surprise birthday party at 1707 Washington Avenue SE with readings by Ruth Margaret Rich and garden refreshments by a large food light. Separately, a pre-nuptial party at 1226 Second Street SW honored Mildred Dussdieker for her August 11 wedding to Dr Ro A Greenawalt, with prizes to Mrs Oscar Lundquist and others, and a note that Mrs Wellner and Mrs Zipperer plan a Chicago trip via Cedar Rapids en route to A Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O D Newberry
Washington Avenue
Ruth Margaret Rich
Ruth McIntosh
Noewber Devere Newberry
Arthur Anderson
Aldith Anderson
Christine Anderson
Carl Godden
Dean Godden
Howard Nanderl
C F McIntosh
Grace Rich
Grace Lucinda Rich
William Otto
Ruth Otto
Belle West
Bert West
Vivian West
Wilma Newbold
James Newbold
J. R. Edwards
Jack Edwards
Ora Mae Edwards
Charles Smith
Lillian Serbousek
Second Street
Mildred Dusdieker
Dorothy Stark
Olga Tapper
Alma Turechek
Charles Anderle
Lundquist
David Mitchell
John Wellner
John
G Avenue
Alex Zipperer
Fourth Avenue NW
Chicago
Wellner
Florence Storck
Cedar Rapids
Miss Swab’s Jazz in the Church Article Accepted
Miss Marie Swab of 823 CG avenue NW has word her article Why Do We Use Jazz in the Church will appear in West System Teacher Presbyterings magazine for teachers. Her first piece Finding God Through Music appeared in March and the new article is slated for the December or January issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Swab
CG Avenue
West Syste Veacher Presbyterings
Junior Girls At Wapsie Y Camp Have Busy Week
Junior girls at Camp Wapsie Y engaged in a full week of activities including camping tennis ping pong archery golf swimming boating and horseback riding. Special evenings featured guest Vera Dudychova and international folk dances with breakout performances by each cabin and a dramatic Alice in Wonderland theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wapsie-Y
Alice In Wonderland
Alice
Jean Tomlinson
Reader
Abbie Moore
Ruth Bokerney
Mad Hatter
Carolyn Fuhrmeister Dormouse
Shirley Linn
Tweedledee
Jane Hahn
Tweedidedum
Betty Denim
Cheshire Cat
Winifred Lege
March Hare
Apryl Ann May
White Rabbit
Virginia Watkins
Wilma Fitzgerald
Helen Goldthwaite
Barbara Harned
Mary Anne Kubicek
Mary Ellen Thune
Allayne Konecny
Mary Jane Plate
Gladys Pepmeyer
Meinard Schurfield
Gloria Wax
Margaret Jayne
Gail Niesz
Phyllis Hatton
Doris Fink
Betty Grady
Margaret Willard
Leone Miller
Dorothy Wagner
Betty Wagner
Kathleen Minor
Patricia Rice
Mary Louise Robinson
Hilda Rutan
Wapsieland
Rae Blodgett
Maxine Reams
Vera Dudychova
Y.J.C.A
Czechoslovakia
Mrs August Peters Honored at Marion Miscel Shower
Mrs Peters of Marion was honored at a post wedding miscel laneous shower at Club Royale with a chicken dinner and dancing. Guests included Edna Fahl Shirley Eaton Anna Heck Frances Lund Gwen Hewitt and others. Darlene Trout sang and danced with her mother Mrs Peters accompanying on piano. The couple will move to Milwaukee where Mr Peters works for the Milwaukee railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Peters
Marion
Club Royale
Edna Fahl
Shirley Eaton
Anna Heck
Frances Lund
Gwen Hewitt
Peters
Leslie Trout
Harold Vogel
Leonard Roverts
Tom Kendall
Matta Ouel
Darlene Trout
Lesle Trout
Mrs Peters
Annabelle Pearson
George Markett
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Three Minute Cereals Company
Hartley and Lille Tie The Knot In Calvary Baptist Ceremony
Miss Mildred Lucille Hartley and Harold Lille were married Monday at 1 p.m. at 321 Fifth Street NW in a ceremony conducted by Rev E F Austin of Calvary Baptist Church. The bride wore blue crepe and carried sweet peas and delphiniums. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Jasper Lille. The couple left for Chicago to visit the World’s Fair and plan to reside in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lucille Hartley
Harold Lille
Lester Elam
Fifth Street
E. F. Austin
Calvary Baptist Church
Jasper Lillie
Chicago
Ilinois
Friendly Strollers Plan River Park Hike and Roast
The Friendly Strollers gather by Ellis park river pavilion at 2 30 p m Sunday for a hike along river road followed by a wiener roast with members asked to bring buns. Leo P Rider leads the group and about twenty five joined last week to Palisades. Mr Mrs John W Pyle announce marriage of daughter Marjorie May Pyle to John Raymond Stewart.
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River Pavilion
Ellis Park
River Road
Leo P. Rider
Palisades
Mr and Mrs I W Shepard head to convention
Mr and Mrs I W Shepard of 617 Rockford Road Southwest left Thursday night for Clear Lake to attend the National Master Painters convention and plan to return Sunday evening.
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I W Shepard
Rockford Road
Clear Lake
Shepard
Towanas Club to Hold Prime Dinner at Van Horne Home
Members of the Towanas Club will hold a prime dinner Saturday at 1 pm at the home of Frie Gustafson in Van Horne. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and follow the usual prime dinner requirements.
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Towanas Club
Frie Gustafson
van Horne
Aunt Het Attacks Swell Parties Overfood
Aunt Het quips she dislikes grand parties saying the more dogs they serve the less there is to eat. Her remark airs in a light social column noting frugal or practical from a home punchline.
Bowman Couple Honored at First Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Carl Bowman celebrated their first wedding anniversary at home on Carlisle Street NE. Friends attended a surprise picnic supper held on the lawn. Guests included Anne Kriz Fern Steffens Kay Bowman Virginia Stanek and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bowman
Carlisle Street
Bowman Home
Anne Kriz
Fern Steffens
Kay Bowman
Virginia Stanek
Joe Patton
Florence Reese
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Bob Cherry
Leonard Gaeler
Wayne Newell
Lloyd Lefebvre
Delaware Assures Truck Drivers Rest
Delaware state police enforce an eight hour driving limit with a two hour rest. Drivers for long hauls from Maryland and Virginia to Philadelphia and New York are parked near a Wilmington station to sleep. The program, led by Superintendent C C Reynolds, aims to reduce fatigue related crashes as produce shipments resume. Thomas Jefferson was 33 when drafting the Declaration of Independence.
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Wilmington
Del
INS
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Philadelphia
New York
C. C Reynolds I
Forbes Host Farewell Dinner for Visiting Elsberrys
A farewell dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Forbes at 216 Sixth Street NE honored Albert Elsberry and Philip Elsberry of Seattle who had visited local relatives and friends for a month. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joseph Schmitt and many others from nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Forbes
Sixth Street
Albert Elsberry
Philp Elsberry
Seattle
Wash
Joseph Schmitt
P. Lamb
Bob Porter
Stella Hamm
Don Nelson
Bob Trimble
Marion Beattey
Orville Schmitt
May Schmitt
William Franks
Ray Quigley
O. Swanson
Waukegan, Ill
Philip Kuhn
Marion
Kortelings from Fairgrove visit Cedar Rapids August plans
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Korteling and daughter Charlotte of Fairgrove Michigan are visiting the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. George Korteling at 1708 B avenue NE. They intend to stay in Cedar Rapids for the month of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Korteling
Charlotte
Fairgrove
Mich
Mr. Korteling
George Korteling
B Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Women Riders Plan 3000 Mile Yellowstone Motor Trip
Three Cedar Rapids women Mrs George Clifford Mrs Lloyd Granger and Miss Clara Mumm set out Friday afternoon on a 3000 mile motorcycle journey to Yellowstone Expecting to camp along the way they plan about 400 miles daily at around 50 mph They say the trip is a vacation not an endurance test All three own their machines and have won Des Moines area prizes This weekend they were invited to a hill climb by the Albert Lea motorcycle club. Doris Jean Clifford 4 year old daughter favors going too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hickok
Cedar Rapids
Yellowstone
George Clifford
FE Avenue NW
Lloyd Granger
Clara Mumm
First Avenue W
Des Moines
Nell
Mia
Clifford
Miss Munim
Mrs. Clifford
Granger
Doris Jean
Cedar
England
Miss Mumm
Hall Manufacturing Company
Gert
Lil
Clfoe
Thompson
Yellowstone Park
First Avenue
E Avenue NW
Seersucker Suit Trend Warms Northern Fashion
Northern men seek southern seersucker for summer comfort. The fabric is light weight with no lining, easy to launder, and features stripes checks and glen plaids. Styles include single and double breasted coats, promising cooler casual dress with a dressy edge.
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Seersucker
Amos Parrish
Hitler Gains Unchecked Power as German Army Swears Oath
A dramatic Berlin scene shows 1,500 soldiers in Rathenowstrasse swearing loyalty to Hitler with the army backing him. The ceremony marks a turning point as the general staff shifts from caution to support, making Hitler effectively sovereign over Germany. The piece notes the threat of civil war with storm troops and contrasts Hitler’s position with Stalin and Mussolini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichnwehr
Ernst
Bremen
Hitler
Boehm
Reichswehr
Germany
Berlin
Rathenoveratrasse
von Witzleben
Red Army
Russia
Stalin
Mussolini
Politbureau
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Delma Anderson
Tru-Art
Ennis Players
Carnival OF Comedy
Mrs. Seely
Stewart Home
Hutchinson's
Hutchinson
Milton Towner
Mrs, Newberry
Miss Dusdieker
Kwik-Wey Motor Service
Seventeenth Street
Hartley-Lillie
John W Pyle
Tenth Avenue SF
Marjorie May Pyle
John Raymond Stewart
Calmar
J. Tenney
Methodist Church
Stewart
Allen Motor Company
Elmhurst Drive
Clubs
Thomas Jefferson
Korteling
Brandon
Lester Applegarth
Elmer Applegarth
Here
Voung
Applegarth
George Buchan
Automobile Department
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York
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