Courtesies for Marion Toms and Joannes Crawford
Bridal parties and social teas abound for Miss Marion Toms daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Toms as she prepares to wed Joseph Ware Fitzpatrick of Rolla Missouri. Miss Joanne Crawford will wed Richard Hall of Vin ton August 17 with multiple luncheons and teas planned in Cedar Rapids and Vinton for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Toms
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue
Joseph Ware Fitzpatrick
Rolla
Joanne Crawford
Richard Hall
Vinton
William C. Crawford
Vernon Drive
Janet Crabbe
Park Avenue
Sally Stamats
Swimming Exhibition at Cedar Rapids Country Club
An afternoon children's swimming exhibition will be held at Cedar Rapids Country Club as part of the annual Pool party with star performers to entertain the youngsters. Adults attend an evening diving and ballet show, followed by a buffet dinner from 7 to 9 p.m. in the dining room. Fred Labes cited a help shortage as the reason dinner cannot be served around the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Fred Labes
Miss Gearkee Weds Marvin Talbott in Cedar Rapids Church
Miss Margaret Gearkee daughter of Mrs. Fred Gearkee wed Marvin Talbott son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Talbott in the First Evangelical church before an altar of palms and gladiolas. Rev. W G McCrory officiated with Rev. G H Bamford assisting. The couple will live in Cedar Rapids where Talbott works for Iowa Electric Light and Power after a short wedding trip.
Taylor family back from Wyoming trip includes son Sam
Mr and Mrs Harmon R Taylor of 2338 Blake boulevard SE returned last weekend from a three weeks motor trip to Wyoming. Their son Sam accompanied them, having attended Camp Chief Ouray in Denver for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon R. Taylor
Blake’ Boulevard
Wyoming
Sam
Camp
Chief Ouray
Denver
Jacobs and Raher Attendants Named
Miss Margaret Jacobs daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Jacobs 1835 Third Avenue SE has announced her bridal party for the August 9 wedding to Donald Raher son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Raher 141 Twenty Fourth Street Drive SE Maid of honor will be Miss Gertrude Jacobs sister of the bride to be Bridesmaids are Miss Helen Newton and Miss Mary Stenner Best man will be Wesley still Ushers named are John J Jacobs III brother of the bride Cornelius Pettinga Robert Cohrs and Kenneth Sturma of St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jacobs
J. J. Jacobs
Third Avenue SE
Donald Raher
Joseph Raher
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Gertrude Jacobs
Helen Newton
Mary Stenner
Raher
Wesley
Curttright White Vows Solemnized at Church of the Brethren
Miss Charlene G. Curttright wed Bruce D. White in a candlelight ceremony at the Church of the Brethren conducted by Rev. H. L. Ruthrauff. The bride wore satin with a tiered train and pearl daisies, carried red roses, and was given in marriage by her brother C. E. Curtwright. Guests included matron of honor Nina Stahl and best man Robert S. White. After a reception, the couple plans a Cedar Rapids home following a one-week honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene G. Curttright
Mary Curttright
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Bruce D. White
Bruce _C. White
Mt. Vernon Avenue SE
Church of the Brethren
H. L. Ruthrauff
C. E. Curtwright
Nina Stahl
Robert S. White
Man
Dick White
Walter Cope
Bruce
C. White
Earl Sandstrom
C. E. Cartwright
Beryl White
Universal Engineering Corporation
White
Cedar Rapids
Optimist club hosts summer party at Hunter residence
Mr and Mrs R K Hunter of 800 First Avenue NE hosted the Optimist club annual summer party. Seventy five people attended a potluck dinner followed by a short meeting and dancing. Committee in charge was Mr and Mrs Frederick Thompson and Mr and Mrs Truman Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Hunter
First Avenue NE
Optimist Club
Frederick Thompson
Truman Hanson
Culver Family Returns From Colorado Wyoming Vacation
Mr and Mrs William C Culver and their children Kay and John have come back from a three weeks vacation in Colorado and Wyoming They joined their son John who had been at a Denver camp for a month and then spent time at Estes Park before driving home through Wyoming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Culver
Nineteenth Street
Kay
John
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
Estes Park
Women’s golf event slated at Cedar Rapids country club
Tournament and rehearsal match play set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Mrs. E. M. Soboda Jr. announces the event with coffee and doughnuts at 9. A mixed foursome starts at 4 p.m. at the same club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
E. M. Soboda, Jr
Grace Matejka Wed to Harry Kimbrough
Grace Matejka daughter of Mrs Mable Matejka of 1323 Second Street SE and Harry W Kimbrough son of Mrs Elsie Rodgers of 1325 Second Street SE married Saturday at 3 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Wieneke in Marion The ceremony was read by Dr Carroll Roberts Given in marriage by her brother Henry Jr The bride wore a blue chiffon dress with a red rose corsage Mrs Frank Pernicka was attendant in a navy dress with gardenias Pernicka was best man Kimbrough is employed at the Iowa Steel and Iron Works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace’'Ann Majtejka
Mable Matejka
Second Street SE
Harry W. Kimbrough
Elsie Rodgers
Second’ Street
Eugene Wieneke
Marion
Carroll Roberts
Henry, Jr
Frank Pernicka
Frank
Pernicka
Mr. Kimbrough
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Margaret Grant Weds Ale Jaebert Lee Kula in Central City
In Central City on Tuesday morning Miss Margaret Grant and Ale Jaebert Lee Kula were married at St. Joseph's church. Rev Joseph Survey officiated. Miss Rita Grant assisted as bridesmaid with Earnest L Kula as best man. The couple will reside near Prairieburg after a reception in Cedar Rapids.
Beneckes Return To Their Home In Ames
Mr and Mrs Robert Benecke and children Tom and Marcia have returned to their Ames home after visiting Mr Beneckes mother Mrs Gertrude Benecke and grandparents Mr and Mrs G Rabus at 1011 First Avenue SW Since his discharge from the army in June he has been an instructor in mechanical engineering at Iowa State College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Benecke
Tom
Marcia
Ames
Annual Horse Show at Camp Hitaga
Annual horse show at Camp Hitaga staged Saturday at 2 30 p m with Emogene Strausbaugh in charge aided by Ruth Jameson. Rides races and demonstrations by girl campers. Parents invited. campers may leave with parents or stay for evening meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitaga
Aponita
Hollywood
Agatihs
Igrand Council
Marian Gaylord Weds Warren Severe in Burlington Home
Miss Marian Louise Gaylord daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton G Gaylord Lar amie Wyoming became the bride of Warren D Severe son of Mr and Mrs J R Severe Toddville in the bride s home at Burlington Sunday at 4 pm The Rev Deane j Chapman of the First Methodist church officiated An improvised altar with flowers ferns and white candelabra Twenty eight guests attended Pauline Swenson was vocalist Doroth Ann Ross maid of honor Wesley Severe best man A wedding dinner was served at the Burlington Golf club The bride an accountant in Burlington Seereve Navy discharge in October after three years service in European and Pacific theaters He is employed in maintenance at Wilson and company in Cedar Rapids where the couple will reside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Scott
George Goodwin
Josephine Pose
Jane Whitehead
Clarence Brackman
Cedar Rapids
Tal‘bott
Iowa Electric’ Light and Power Company
Iowa State College
Europe
Toddville
Marian Louise Gaylord
Clinton G. Gaylord
Laramie
Wyo
Warren D. Severe
J. R. Severe
Burlington
Deane J Chapman
First Methodist Church
Pauline Swenson
Dorothy Ann Ross
Wesley Severe
Burlington Golf Club
Severe
Navy
Wilson and Company
Garnet Franks Weds Harold Schaubroeck in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Garnet Franks daughter of Ira Franks married Harold Schaubroeck son of Mr and Mrs A Schaubroeck of Clinton on Monday at St Patricks church with Rev D Joan Steinbach and Margaret Ousin providing music. The bride wore a Teneth dress with satin bodice lace edging and train and carried red roses with an orchid. Ruby Douglas was maid of honor in a blue dress. Bridesmaids wore yellow and pink and carried colonial bouquets. Clarence Schaubroeck was best man with ushers Raymond Schaubroeck and Howard Bean. A church hall dinner followed. the couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Margaret Grant
Ale “Ester Jaebert Lee Kula
Joseph Survey
St. Joseph’s Church
Joseph Grant
Kula
Albert C." Kula
Prairieburg
LeRoy Klersey
Amos . Meyers
Cedar Rapids
Rita Grant
Earnest L. ‘Kula
Donnie Grant
Commonwealth
Killian Company
Armed Forces
Garnet Franks
Ira Franks
Eighth Street NW
Harold Schaubroeck
A. Schaubroeck
Clinton
St. Patricks Church
Joan Steinbach
Margaret Ousiin
Milford Randall
Ruby Douglas
Howard Bean
Ray Bergman
Clarence Schaubroeck
Raymond Schaubroeck
Milford Randal
Shirley Ann
Joann Randall
Jeanne Snow
Chicago
Oxford Junction Couple Wed at Stanwood Church
Miss Rosetta Rehmke daughter of Mrs Anna Rehmke of Oxford Junction wed Melvin Thumma son of Mr and Mrs George Three of Stanwood at United Presbyterian church Stanwood. Rev J C Stewart officiated bride wore street length white with orchid on Bible maid of honor Betty Jane Rehmke best man Harold Thumma ushers Harold and Herbert Rehmke reception at bride’s mother's home Thumma is a nurse pupil at St Luke's Cedar Rapids Thumma farms near Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford , Junction
Rosetta Rehmke
Melvin Thumma
United Presbyterian Church
Stanwood
Anna Rehmke
Oxford Junction
Thumma
George Three
J. C. Stewart
Betty Jane Rehmke
Harold Thumma
Harold
Herbert Rehmke
Louis Rehmke
Wilton Junction
Maxine West
Cedar .Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Thumma
Clarence
Harper Reunion Elects Officers at Ellis Park
The Harper family reunion gathered Sunday in the Rose Garden at Ellis Park with 64 members in attendance. Officers were elected for the committee, continuing the family gathering tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Com
Dougherty Family Heads Local Club Team
Eloese Dougherty serves as president with Kathryn Dougherty as vice president and Farrell Dougherty as secretary. Polly Dougherty Leola Frost and Mary Mann take roles in parks and entertainment with Rusty Harper and Marie Hore handling refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloese Dougherty
Kathryn Dougherty
Farrell Dougherty
Polly Dougherty
Leola Frost
Parks and Entertainment
Mary Mann
Rusty
Harper
Marie Hore
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Miss Crawford
Joan Yessler
Fourth Avenue
Vinton Country Club
Burt Davis
Joan Elson
B. J. Moon
Linden’ Drive
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Montgomery
Elkader
Robert D. de Butts
de Butts
L'louise Smith
Charlotte Smith
Mr. de Butts
A. M. de Butts
Melbourne
Canada
Iowa City
Miss Gearkee
Mr. Talbott
Margaret Gearkee
Fred Gearkee
First Avenue NW
Marvin Talbott
L. A. Talbott
Linn Boulevard
First Evangelical Church
W. G. McCrory
G. H. Bamford
W. Greer McCrory, Jr
John Johnson
Ottawa
Ill
Ruth Webster
Dyer Williams
Ed Fairchild
Dorothy Schmidt
Jane
H.R. Taylors
Jacobs and
R. K. Hunters
William C. Culvers
Grace Matejka
Harry Kimbrough
A. L. Kula
Beneckes
Camp Hitaga
Marian, Gaylord
TOY
Merchants and Manufacturers
Iowa
Admiral
Nad
Share Jewelers
Kresge
Cabika
Nygy Nstant Sanka
Maade
Burma-Vita Company
Minneapolis
Makers of Burma-Shave
1TAR Jewelry CO Eg
2Nd Street
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