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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1948

Page

11

Coffee Honors Mrs Hollinshead Guests Included Misses

Mrs. Charles Hollinshead entertained Wednesday morning at a coffee at 1945 Second Avenue SE. Guests included Mrs. Byron S Hollinshead and Mrs. Hollinshead’s guests from nest aha and Pa. Mrs. Spollinshead will visit until Sept. Other guests listed were Mrs. S W Wider Mrs. James Hamilton Mrs. John Shank Mrs. John Fisher and Mrs. Leland Miller.

Byron S. Hollinshead Second Avenue SE Hollinshesa Charles Hielpalinad Nest Aha Spollinshead Hollingheads S.W. Wider James =. Hamilton John Slhank John Fisher Leland Miller

Committee Chairmen Named by D A V Auxiliary

The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary appoints committee chairs including Mrs. Ernesé Greenwood for membership, Mrs. Glenn Doyle for ways and means, Mrs. Alert Schultz for Americanism, Mrs. William White for foreign notes, Mrs. Adolph Maciejewski for child welfare and relief, Mrs. G I Burgess for Moral and sick, Mrs. Billie Powrie for hospital, and Messrs Schulz, Pilicer and Powzie as trustees and auditing. Greenwood elected delegate to the National DAV auxiliary convention in New York City. alternate is Mrs. Schultz.

Women’s Auxiliary Mirs Ernesés Greenwood Glenn Doyle Ways and Means Alert Schultz William White Adolph Maciejewski Mers I. Burgess Billie Powrie Schultz A. Pilice

All Camp Horse Show At Hitagia Saturday

Fifty girls from five units will ride in the exhibition at Hitagia Saturday at 2 30 p m. First and second place riders from each unit compete in a Winners Ride. The program includes a saddling race a riding race and a jumping exhibit. The Shanda hmit directs the Council Fire Friday at 7 30 p m.

Hitagia

Mrs McNall Hosts Dinner For Miss Barnes Engagement

Mrs Edgar McNall and her daughter Doris entertained at a club dinner Tuesday honoring Miss Eleanor Barnes. Ten guests attended and later went to the McNall home for bridge at Woodland Drive SE. Miss Barnes is to marry Carl F. Reeder on September 5.

Edgar McNall Doris McNall Eleanor Barnes MecNall Woodland Drive Miss Barnes Carl F. Reeder

M rs Edward L Kelso hosts miscellaneous shower for Miss Marian Towers

Mis Edward L Kelso entertained Monday evening at a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Marian Towers of Butler Mo. Miss Towers and the Kelsos son John will be married August 22. The color scheme was yellow and white with bridal games. Out of town guest Mrs John Kettleson of Bringville sister of the bride elect.

Edward L. Kelso Thirtystourth Street Marian ‘Towers Butler Towers Kelsos John John Kettleson Bringville

Anderson Visits Parents Then Heads Home

J Ronald Anderson of Minneapolis spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs John Howard Anderson at 1500 Fifth Street NW and has left for his home. He is the sales supervisor for Dennison Foods.

J. Ronald Anderson Minneapolis John Howard Anderson Fifthtreet NW Dennison Feods

Ellen Spaight and Paul R Putt Wed in Cedar Rapids

The marriage of Ellen Marie Spaight and Paul R. Putt occurred Sunday at Second Christian Church with Rev J E Linkletter officiating. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after a reception for 125 at the Roosevelt hotel and a wedding trip to New York and Indiana.

Ellen Marie Spaight Paul R. Putt Second Christian Church J. E. Linkletter Harry L. Spaight Belmont Parkway Mr. Putt Walter D. Putt Indianapolis Dorothy Park Betty Helgeson Robert Morely Susan Churchill Robert Gibson Simon Gongwer Dan Durland Samuel Jackson Ruth Brammer Elaine Curtis Florentine Roosevelt Hotel Agnes Fiala Clifford Henderson New York Indiana Cedar Rapids

Helen Henry Honored at Bridal Shower

Miss Helen Henry was honored at a miscellaneous shower Monday evening at the home of Mrs Amos Smith. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Wittke Jr. and Mrs. H D Samuelson for thirty five guests. Miss Henry will marry Roy H Sorensen August 28 at St Johns Episcopal church.

Helen Henry Amos Smith Fifteenth Street NW Fred Wittke, Jr H D. Samuelson Henry Roy H. Sorensen St. John's Episcopal Church

Avonelle Muriel Rosheim Weds John Charles Rumpf in Glens Falls

Avonelle Muriel Rosheim and John Charles Rumpf married July 16 in Glens Falls Presbyterian Church with Rev. William Montgomery officiating. She is a University of Iowa alumna, affiliated with Chi Omega and Kappa Epsilon. he, son of G. A. Rumpf of Waukon, is with Swift and Company in Chicago. The couple will reside in Glens Falls after a Lake Champlain honeymoon.

John Rosheim Scarville Avonelle Muriel John Charles Rumpf Presbyterian Church Glens Falls N. Y William Montgomery Frederick Beals Beals

Marquette Alumni Meet in Cedar Rapids August 11

Cedar Rapids Marquette University alumni plan a gathering at 8 30 p m on August 11 at 1938 Park avenue SE home of Howard M Paul to discuss attendance at the Iowa Marquette football game on September 25 in Iowa City and a reception for the Marquette team events for all former Cedar Rapids area students.

Cedar Rapids Marquette University Milwaukee Howard M. Paul Park Avenue SE Iowa

Mrs. Mickel to Visit Sons in the East

Mrs. W. E. Mickel of 1811 Second Avenue SE left for New York City to visit son M. H. Mickel and his wife as managing editor of Aviation Week. She will also visit son Ernest P. Mickel and his wife in Washington, D C where he edits The Chicago Construction News. A family reunion in Vermont awaits before Cedar Rapids return.

W. E. Mickel Second Avenue SE New York City M. H. Mickel Mickel Aviation Week Ernest P. Mickel Washington, D. C Chicago Cedar Rapids

Tyler PTA Officers Meet for Picnic Luncheon

All officers and chairmen of Tyler P T A will meet Thursday at 2 pm at Bever Park for a picnic luncheon. Bring picnic requirements and a covered dish.

Tyler P.T.A Bever Park

Elks Club Dance Planned With Will Thorpe Band

The Elks club schedules a Saturday dance at its pavilion with music by Will Thorpe and his band.

The Elks Club Will Thorpe

Moore Family Hosts Visit from Out of State Kin

Visiting at 536 Knollwood Drive SE are the Moores with son-in-law and daughter Donald and wife, and their children Ruey and Sally of Saxton's River Vermont, plus daughter-in-law Frank Davis and her children Brice and Ann of Des Moines. Also guest Martha Collins of Council Bluffs. The Brodines stay until Sept. 1 while Mrs Davis family and Miss Collins will remain in Cedar Rapids through Sunday.

Ernest R. Moore Knollwood Drive Donald Brodine Ruey Sally Saxton’s River Frank Davis Brice Ann Des Moines Moores Martha Collins Council Bluffs Brodines Davis Collins Cedar Rapids

Benson family reunion held at Ellis Park

The Benson family reunion took place Sunday at Ellis Park with 75 attendees.

Benson Ellis Park

Career versus marriage forMary Haworths Mail Girl

Advice advises against marrying Harvey, who lacks job and goals. The writer urges Mary to continue college, support her family, and avoid a husband demanding immediate marriage. Harvey’s selfishness and instability point to pursuing journalism and independence instead.

Mary Haworth

No clear article headline from fragment

Fragmentary quotation mentions obstreperous demands and a resolve to press on with education, aiming for a future where someone is not missed, attributed to M. H.

Hungarian Milliners Wear Hats-Or Else

In Budapest the Association of Ladies' Hatmakers orders milliners to keep hats on during the hot summer, signaling a strict dress code enforcement and potential penalties for noncompliance. The dispute centers on traditional millinery standards and seasonal decorum.

Budapest Hungary Association of Ladies

Hat Wearing Rule Enacted by Millinery Trade Association

The association imposed compulsory hat wearing for its members during vacation, with fines of 100 florins for a first offense and 500 florins for a second offense, despite heat. The rule targets safeguarding millinery business and punishing noncompliance with penalties payable to the association.

Association

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Charles Hollinshead D.A.V. Auxiliary Marian Towers Ellen Spaight Avonelle Rosheim John Rumpf W. C. Mickel SONS Shet Sefer Weist Weeter Hush-a Joe Danziger Estra St Harvey Mom Sis J.Y J. Y Second Street Marilyn Mitvalsky Mitvalksy Midwest Dial M. H Glamour Ihen Hat Shop Third Street First Avenue
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