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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1939

Page

15

Honor Frances Eby At Luncheon And Shower

A Cedar Rapids wedding calendar item details the August bridal events for Frances Eby and John Greedy set for September. A luncheon and bridge at Commonwealth tea room preceded gifts to the bride elect, with many friends attending, as the fall social season begins.

Honor Frances Eby Cedar Rapids Frances Eby First Avenue E Johnson C. Greedy Fifth Avenue SE Donald M. Leonard Windermere Peter Topic E Avenue NE Frank Phelps Second Avenue SE

Hickenlooper Family Plans Blockton Visit and Bedford Speech

Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. B B Hickenlooper and children Jane and David left Tuesday from 365 Park Terrace SE for Blockton to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs N O Hickenlooper. The lieutenant governor will speak at the Taylor county fair in Bedford Wednesday and return with Mrs. Hickenlooper to Cedar Rapids Wednesday evening. Jane and David will stay ten days with their grandparents in Blockton.

B. B. Hickenlooper Park Terrace SE Jane David Blockton Mr. Hickenlooper N. O. Hickenlooper Bedford

Price Family Ten Day Des Moines Visit

Mr and Mrs Will J Price of Scarsdale New York and their children Billy and Margot have been guests of Mrs Price s parents at 1928 Linden Drive SE. They travel to Des Moines for a ten day visit to stay with Mr Price s sisters Mrs Russell Reel and Mr Reel and Mrs John Normile and Mr Normile. They will return to Cedar Rapids for another visit before going east.

Will J. Price Scarsdale Billy Margot Price Ben H. Witwer Linden Drive Des Moines Mr. Price Russell Reel Reel John Normile Normile Cedar Rapids

McCrea Family Ends Iowa Visit to Return to Washington

Mr and Mrs Paul McCrea and their son Don left Tuesday morning for Washington DC after visiting Mr and Mrs Lester Chadima at 2250 Washington Avenue SE. The Chadimas sons Bob and Bill will join them in Washington for several weeks. S N Harris of Washington accompanied the McCreas to Iowa and will stay with his niece Mrs Chadima for a time.

Paul McCrea Don Washington, D. C Lester C. Chadima Washington Avenue McCreas Chadimas Bob Bill Washington S. N. Harris Iowa Chadima

Thomas Yarnalls Visit Clermont for Cedar Rapids Return

Mr and Mrs Thomas C Yarnall of Akron Ohio have been visiting Mrs Yarnalls aunt Miss Anna Larrabee at 1932 First Avenue East. They traveled to Clermont to spend several days with her and will return to Cedar Rapids for another visit at week’s end.

Thomas C. Yarnall Akron Ohio Alvin W. Allen First Avenue E Clermont

Mrs Turner Hosts 16 Guests for Late Morning Coffee

Mrs David Turner and Miss Laura Turner entertained at their 301 Twenty third street drive SE home with a 10 o'clock coffee for sixteen guests as a courtesy to their Greensburg PA house guest Miss Mary Alice Brunot.

Mary Alice Brunot Greensburg David Turner Laura Turner Twenty-third Street Drive

Rude Family Returns From Sherwood Forest Lodge Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Perry C. Rude and their son David have returned home after spending a month at Sherwood Forest Lodge near Brainerd Minnesota.

Perry C. Rude David Vernon Drive Sherwood Forest Lodge Brainerd Minn

Miss Ida Evans Leaves Pittsburgh for Home

Miss Ida Evans of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania has departed after visiting her sister Mrs. C. S. Montooth and Mr. Montooth at 2610 Grande Avenue SE.

Ida Evans Pittsburgh, Pa C. S. Montooth Montooth Grande Avenue SE

Wadsworth Family Returns From Minnesota Vacation

Mr and Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth and daughter Ann return after a two and a half week vacation in Minnesota Visiting the Bever couple at their summer home on Comet Island and later joining Mrs Buffington at her Gull Lake summer residence in the same trip.

Edwin H. Wadsworth Country Club Parkway SE Ann Minnesota Mrs. Wadsworth James L. Bever James D. Bever Comet Island Mr. Wadsworth A. C. Buffington Gull Lake

Luncheon Honored Guest Mrs Frances Allen in Alameda

Mrs Frances E Allen of Alameda hosted a one o clock luncheon in her home at 538 Forest Drive SE as her house guest Mrs R J Allen. Bridge was played with guests including Mrs Edwin Franken Miss Katherine Franken Mrs G L Hayzlett Mrs C S Krause Mrs Earl Pfaff Mrs Claude Hicks and Mrs Earl North.

Frances E. Allen Alameda Calif R. J. Allen Forest Drive Edwin Franken Katherine Franken G. L. Hayzlett C. S. Krause Earl Pfaff Claude Hicks Earl North

Cedar Rapids Country Club Women Plan Blind Bogey Tournament

The Cedar Rapids Country Club announces a blind bogey golf tournament for Wednesday morning beginning at 9 o'clock. All women members are invited to participate and to stay for lunch at the club after play.

Cedar Rapids

Studer Family Heads for Estes Park Vacation

Mrs J J Studer of 522 Vernon Drive SE and her daughter Sandra left Tuesday for a three week stay at the Crags in Estes Park Colorado. They will be joined home by another daughter Mary Jo who has spent the summer at Cheley camp Estes Park.

J. J. Studer Vernon Drive Sandra Crags Estes Park Colo

Smith and Widmer Return After Wyoming Visit

Stevan Smith and C Max Widmer have returned from several weeks in Buffalo Wyoming after traveling from their homes at 500 Twenty seventh street drive SE and 2336 Linden drive SE.

Stevan Smith and Max Widmer Stevan Smith Twenty Seventh Street Drive C. Max Widmer Linden Drive Buffalo Wyo

Holsinger Reunion Held At Bachman Home

The Holsinger family reunion took place Sunday at Charles and Mrs Bachman’s Lincoln highway E home with 52 attendees. Officers Donald Holsinger of Marion and Mrs Charles Bleedner of Cedar Rapids were reelected president and secretary treasurer. The oldest guest was Mrs Anna E Snyder aged 85 and the youngest was Howard Donald Van Fossen, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Van Fossen of Marion. The Fridleys from Mount Morris were the farthest travelers, joined by attendees from Toddville Marion and Cedar Rapids.

Holsinger Charles Bachman Lincoln Highway E Donald Holsinger Marion Charles Bleedner Cedar Rapids Anna E. Snyder Howard Donald van Fossen Wilbur van Fossen Frank Fridley David A. Fridley Ronald Jimmy Mount Morris Toddville

Edgewood Mothers Club to Sponsor Friday Community Picnic

The Mothers club of Edgewood No. 1 sponsors a community picnic Friday at 6 p.m. in the Ellis park rose garden. The Edgewood district is invited to attend with own dishes. coffee and lemonade will be served.

Mothers Club of Edgewood No. 1 Rose Garden Ellis Park Edgewood

To Honor Miss Protzman and Miss Files

Two Cedar Rapids former residents are honored Tuesday evening by Bryce Fisher at 2401 Meadowbrook SE. Miss Mary Lou Protzman of Omaha and Miss Jean Files of Syracuse N Y will attend a buffet at 6 30 and join a scavenger hunt. Several guests named include Misses Allayne Keneeny Nora Cocker Louise Flaherty Kathryn Claassen Mary Zuercher Barbara Rogers Dorothy Spencer Miriam Armstrong Patricia Marshall Jeanne Cash Kathryn Wandel Barbara Barry Joanne Crawford Marion Reiff Bonnie MacDiebold Joan Yessler and Messrs Ralph Gearhart Horace Hedges Eugene Pinney John Jacobs Gordon McKay David Keehn Kenneth Lindsay Jr Bob Tucker Bob Taylor Dick Sheehy Bill McPartland Wallace Darling Jr Dick Chadima John Foster Jim Battin Lee Thomas and Bob Puckett.

Cedar Rapids Bryce Fisher Everett E. Fisher Meadowbrook Drive Mary Lou Protzman Omaha Jean Files Syracuse N. Y Allayne Keneeny Nora Cocker Louise Flaherty Kathryn Claassen Mary Zuercher Barbara Rogers Dorothy Spencer Miriam Armstrong Patricia Marshall Jeanne Cash Kathryn Wandel Barbara Barry Joanne Crawford Marion Reiff Bonnie MacDiebold Joan Yessler Ralph Gearhart Horace Hedges Eugene Pinney John Jacobs Gordon McKay David Keehn Kenneth Lindsay, Jr Bob Tucker Bob Taylor Dick Sheehy Bill McPartland Wallace Darling, Jr Dick Chadima John Foster Jim Battin Lee Thomas Bob Puckett

Moody and Vane Return From Alaska Trip

Robert C. Moody and Dr. Robert F. Vane returned Monday after a month in Alaska. They attended the San Francisco World's Fair, sailed from Seattle to Seward, rode to Fairbanks by train, briefly visited Vancouver, and came back home via the Canadian Rockies.

Robert C. Moody Third Avenue SE Robert F. Vane Grande Avenue SE Alaska San Francisco Seattle Seward Fairbanks Vancouver Canadian Rockies New York City R. M. Chapman Canopus Club Roosevelt Hotel

Theater party honors St Louis guest Miss Betty Bushman

Miss Jeanne Belknap entertained a theater party Monday evening for her house guest Miss Betty Bushman of St Louis. After the theater guests returned to the Belknap home at 1757 C Avenue NE for dancing and refreshments with attendees including Misses June Mann Mary Baker Maxine Drury and Marcus Bates Jim Barry Tom Grayston Don Gray and Gordon Dalsbo.

Betty Bushman St. Louis Jeanne Belknap C Avenue NE Belknap June Mann Mary Baker Maxine Drury Marcus Bates Jim Barry Tom Grayston Don Gray Gordon Dalsbo

Mrs. Watkins Family Plans Move to Chicago

Mrs Howard Watkins and her daughters Virginia and Joan and her mother Gertrude Carver will depart Wednesday for Chicago to join Mr Carver and establish their new home there.

Howard Watkins Virginia Joan Gertrude Carver Chicago Mr. Carver

Fifteenth Borschel Family Reunion Held at West Liberty Fairgrounds

The fifteenth annual Borschel family reunion occurred Sunday at the West Liberty fair grounds with a picnic dinner and a business meeting led by E. F. Borschel of Cedar Rapids. Officers elected include E. F. Borschel president and Mrs. Charles Spinden vice president, Leona M. Borschel secretary treasurer. Next year’s gathering is set for Iowa City on the first Sunday in August. The program featured Evelyn and Doris Taylor Mildred Casey singing Builder of Dreams with a reading by Eugene Linn. Attendees totaled 116, including relatives from Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois and from Cedar Rapids Chicago Fort Wayne Rock Island and Orland.

Borschel West Liberty Fair Grounds E. F. Borschel Cedar Rapids Charles Spinden West Liberty Leona M. Borschel Iowa City Evelyn and Doris Taylor Mildred Casey Sally Borschel Eugene Linn Out of the State Elliott Anderson Hiram Long Keith Beverly and Ardell Glen Haven Wis George Jacobs Orland, Ind Loyd Jacobs Ruth Chicago Gerald Jacobs Fort Wayne Ind Beverly Danielson Rock Island

Miss Marcella Stepanek Hosts for Gladys Stepanek

Sunday evening event honored cousin Miss Gladys Stepanek ahead of her August 16 marriage to Elmer Benish. Bunco and games followed, with Alma Nove and Leona Novak assisting. Gifts were presented to the engaged couple by guests including Margaret Michalek Elizabeth Blazek Ruth Michalek Helen Michalek Elmer Benish and others.

Marcella Stepanek Gladys Stepanek Elmer Benish Bunco Alma Nove Leona Novak Margaret Michalek Elizabeth Blazek Ruth Michalek Helen Michalek Harry Nove Ernest Trachta John Vosatka William Faltis Elmer Rompot Lyle Beranek John Vondra

Picnic Honors Myrtle Butcher in Springville Area

A family gathering Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Armstrong 1407 Thirtieth street NE honored Mrs Myrtle Butcher of Sonora California a former Springville resident Nearly 40 guests from Des Moines Davenport Whittier and Cedar Rapids attended the event noting the social ties across communities.

Kenneth Armstrong Thirtieth Street Myrtle Butcher Sonora Calif Springville Des Moines Davenport Whittier Cedar Rapids

Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Regularity

A Kellogg advertisement persuades readers to prevent constipation by daily All-Bran cereal. It promotes bulk from natural food, recommends water intake, and claims lasting regularity, produced in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.

Kellogg’s Battle Creek

Mrs Gossett Hosts Shower For Miss Rohrbach

Mrs Leila K Gossett of 1410 Fifth Avenue SE presided at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday afternoon for Miss Nadgie Rohrbach, bride elect to Lieut John R Maney of Riverside California who is to wed August 19. Guests included Mrs W P Rohrbach, Mrs Edwin Murray, Mrs Lloyd Connolly, and many others.

Leila K. Gossett Fifth Avenue SE Nadgie Rohrbach John R. Maney Riverside Calif W. P. Rohrbach Edwin Murray Lloyd Connolly Josephine Norris D. H. Kurtz Louis Pose Thomas Roche E. J. Keppel

Girls Have Outing at Delhi Cottage

Glamorettes club members enjoyed several days at the Maples cottage near Delhi with swimming boating and tennis. The group held an initiation for Ruth Rice and Jerry Rummells, followed by a watermelon and fudge party with chaperon Mrs. Ray Kibbie and her son Billy.

Glamorettes Club Maples Cottage Delhi Ruth Rice Jerry Rummells Dorothea Kibbie Jean Owen Dorothy Sramek Dorothy Fairies Lucille Kibbie Jerry Rummels Ray Kibbie Billy

Pi Omicron sorority hosts breakfast at tea room

Pi Omicron members attend a breakfast Sunday at Mrs. Wurster's tea room. Blue and gold team hostesses clash. Alta Duncan details her July trip to Indianapolis for the national convention of Pi Omicron.

Pi Omicron Sorority

Harvest Home Festival Planned by St Patrick’s Rosary Unit

The third unit of the Rosary society of St Patrick's parish met at Keane hall to finalize plans for the annual harvest home festival on August 15 on the school grounds with afternoon and evening events. Concessions will be run by a committee including Mesdames Burke Werner Spaight McMeel Gilchrist Sedlacek Bock Carter Hasley Malloy Carnes Gipe Carroll Pfiffner and Miss Stark.

Rosary Society of St. Patrick's Keane Hall Carl Burke Ellen Werner Leonard Spaight Mary McMeel R Gilchrist Ralph Sedlacek Margaret Bock Helen Carter Fred Hasley J. Malloy Ralph Carnes John Gipe Donald Collins Joe Carrol Joseph Pfiffner Dorothy Stark

Sevenings Return From Visit To Chicago Family

Mr and Mrs Don Sevenings return to their Chicago home after spending a week with Mrs Sevening s parents Mr and Mrs Ben Volz at 1614 B Avenue NW.

Don Sevenings Chicago Mrs. Sevening Ben Volz B Avenue NW

Zog and Entourage Arrive at Versailles Residence

King Zog of Albania and his party visit Versailles Chateau de la Muette in Paris locale with Queen Geraldine and their infant son. Zog plans to reside at the château during the stay with accompanying relatives Myzein Reheje and Maxhide among the entourage.

Paris Zog of Albania Geraldine Zog Myzein Reheje Maxhide Chateau de la Maye Versailles

City Briefs And Personals Highlight Local Meetings

Cedar Rapids clubs gather at the Montrose hotel for Navy and El Kahir Shrine sessions and a Washington high school preservation meeting at the YWCA. Notables include Mrs. Mary L. Nelson departing for Bartlesville and Mrs. G C Faun returning from a Pacific Northwest tour. A bankruptcy petition by Mrs. Thelen E. Schrimper lists liabilities of 13 465 26 with secured claims of 11 631 06 and 1 830 unsecured.

Thelen E. Schrimper Cedar Rapids

Knights of Columbus Barbecue Set for Wednesday Event

The fourth annual Knights of Columbus barbecue will be on Frolic Field Wednesday evening with serving at 6 30. If rain occurs it will be moved to Thursday. All receipts go to aid charitable civic educational and athletic activities run by the Knights. Cedar Rapids youths Charles Cross and Charles Averill received awards Tuesday from Gov. George A Wilson.

Knights of Columbus Cedar Rapids Charles Cross Charles Averill George A. Wilson

Citizens Military Training Camp ends at Fort Des Moines

Joss Blaine son of Mr and Mrs Ray Blaine 1256 Second Avenue SE won a Coe College scholarship. Averill received an award from the Sons of the American Revolution.

Citizens Military Training Fort Des Moines Joss Ray Blaine Second Avenue SE Coe College The Sons of American Revolution Averill

Lincoln man William W H Smith to speak at Sunshine Mission

William W H Smith of Lincoln Nebraska continues as special speaker at Sunshine Mission this week ending Sunday. His topics include A short man up a tall tree Is there power in the Cross The Anti Christ The Seven Dis pensations Three Classes Present Is God a God of love. Services start at 730 p.m.

William WH. Smith Lincoln Neb Sunshine Mission God

Signs of progress worry local bricklayers over chimneys

A bricklayer at city hall voiced concern about many new homes lacking brick chimneys and asked if any ordinance bans them. The building department confirmed none exists, noting about a dozen chimney-free permits issued on Tuesday. Building an average chimney requires at least two days to complete.

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Commonwealth Tea Room Bridge Ashlock Budd Miss Valder Frances Valder Ralph Hoke Tekamah Ray Ashlock Twenty-eighth Street Ed Budd Thirty-third Street Helen Humphrey Viola Shellabarger Lucille McLain Marjorie Love Marvel Whitcher Hazel Harper Gertrude Myers Daisy Zalesky W. A. Wick C. B. Shimerda Ralph Whitlock Kenneth Fry Frederick C. Fisher, Jr Hickenloopers Witwers Paul McCreas Chadima Boys Thomas Yarnalls Turners Miss Brunot Perry C. Rudes and C. S. Montooths Pittsburgh Heans Mason Lea Lal LL Wy Ut C. Chembers Inskeep Optical Co I. SE Teel E. H. Wadsworth Mrs Mrs. Studer Colorado Edgewood No Miss Protzman Miss Files Robert Moody DR. Vane Borschel Reunion Miss Stepanek Honor Mrs. Butcher Mrs. Gossett Miss Rohrbach Delhi Cottage ST. Patrick’s Rosary Uce Rg Navy Club Montrose Hotel Mary L. Nelson Sixth Street Bartlesville Okla EL Kahir Shrine Montrose Hotel Terrace Maine Lodge Washington High School G. C. Faun Southwest Pacific Northwest Faun Elgin K. of C. Barbecue C.M.T.C Signs OF the Times Oxydol del Monte Tars van Camp I van Camp Leer Palmolive Hormel Fancy Freestone Elbertas Michigan Celery California Nbarreado Borden Ray M Main Peoples Savings Bank Mepmarer Feder AL the Peoples Savings Bank Ter
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