Alice Childs and Carl Lundquist Wed at St Pauls Church
Miss Alice May Childs daughter of Mr and Mrs AE Childs married Carl J Lundquist son of Mr and Mrs John Lundquist at St Pauls Methodist Church with Rev George Stauffacher officiating at high noon. Seventy five relatives and friends attended. Afterward a wedding breakfast for forty was held at Commonwealth tea room. Out of town guests included families from Minneapolis Sigourney and Detroit. The couple left for a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice May Childs
AE. Childs
Carl J Lundquist
John Lundquist
Cedar Rapids
George Stauffacher
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Margaret Sundberg
Margaret Avedovech
Mildred Childs
George Lundquist
Minneapolis
Friedge Kettler
Frsin
Stepanek
Killarney
Childs
Lundquist
Commonwealth Tea Room
J W Stevens
F. C. Austin
Carolyn
Marshalltown
Louis Follman
Fatima Follman
Sigourney
William Bradley
Chicago
W W Sylvester
Fort Dodge
Charge Stauffacher
Waverly
A M. Vollmer
Morris Childs
Detroit
Coe College
Chi Omega Sorority
Chi Delta Club
McCallsburg
Hedrick
Sigma Phi Delta
Scabbard and Blade
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Iowa
Petrick Family Reunion Held at Fairfax American Legion
The Petrick family gathered Sunday at Fairfax to share a meal and games. Attendees included Barbara Petrick, Frank Boland, Joste Stors George, Mary Lowse Stevo, Anton Lizzner, Jennie Petrick, George Petrick, Aldrich Chaste, Art Signall, Joe Sedak family, Mae Xavier Cole, Gsifford Toward, Robert Dick Jr, Frank Mat, Edward Sear, Gertrude Jollard, Havel Hatr Pla, Louise Jobin, Catherine Dewin, and local neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrick
American Legion Hall
Fairfax
Barbara Petrick
Frank Boland
Joste Stors George
Mary Lowse Stevo
Belle Plaine
Anton Lizzner
Jennie Petrick
George Petrick
Mio
Jee Chaste
Thei
Aldrich Oof Swisher
Art Signall
Marion
Joe Sedak
Mae Xavier Cole
Gsifford
Robert Dick
Edward Sear
Gertrude Barbara
Eadward Doreths
Ania Nubol
Havel Hatr
Wan Row
Jovety
Moa Mioo
MM Herts
Metogor
Louise Jobin
Catherine Dewi
Assent Aero Cedar Pays
Birthday Party Compliments Jean File Held at 399 Twenty-Sith Street SE
Mrs Stanes P File entertained neighborhood children Monday afternoon for Jean File's third birthday. Guests included Janet Jones, Martorie Morave, Dolores Chehae, Jean Nelson, Marv Paresies, Marjorie Ann Meno, Barbara Box, Joanne Johnston, Gloria Johnston, Jimmy Ford, Sonny File, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanes P
Twenty- Sith Street
Jean
Janet Jones Martorie
Victor Morave
Dolores Chehae
Jean Nelson Marv
Joe
Tom Paresies
Marjorie Ann Menoher
Barbara Box
Joanne
Gloria Johnston
Jimmy Ford
Sonny File
Mrs Brunot and daughter visit Greensburg area kin
Mrs John B Brunot and her daughter Miss Mary Alice Brunot of Greensburg Pa are guests of Mrs Brunots father John B Turner and sisters Mrs Nethie Neff and Miss Laura Turner at 1344 Boavenue. Miss Brunot leaves Friday for visits in Chicago and Milwaukee while Mrs Brunot stays longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Brunot
Mary Alice Brunot
Greensburg, Pa
Brunots
John B Turner
Nethie 7
Neff
Laura Turner
Boavenue Neo
Brunot
Chicago
Milwaukee
Bridge Luncheon At Cedar Rapids Country Club Reports 16 Attendees
Sixteen members enjoyed a Monday bridge luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club. The next event will be Wednesday afternoon with local and visiting women playing bridge after the Wednesday morning invitation golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Miss Louise Perrin Visits Barry Family in City
Miss Louise Perrin from Mapleton will arrive Wednesday to spend about ten days visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs John W Barry, at 11 210 Twenty-third Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Perrin
Mapleton
John W Barry
Twenty-third Street
Post-Nuptial Courtesy for Mrs Olney Steffens
A luncheon at the Lewis tea room capped a farewell for Mrs Olney Richard Steffens before her Monday afternoon departure for Albany No Vs to join her husband. The gathering also served as a handkerchief shower for the former Miss Maxine Kunz with guests including Geraldine James Virginia Mulligan Mary Glider Maxine Hoover Margaret Swab Edith Burmeister Alyce Heidt Margie Ute Thora Herr Margaret Gould Frances Stewart Dorothy Edgar Rirth Peter and Mrs Prank Suchomel and her son Teddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Tea Room
Olney
Richard Steffens
Albany
No Vs
Picnic Supper Honors Miss Happel and Miss Simmond
A social gathering at the Happel residence in Sandas honors Miss Irmain Happel and Miss Arthur Simmond. Attendees include Bernard Dolan Hayne Frenk Hane Crer ide Qsen Stuart Dolan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happel
Sandas Even
Irmain Happel
Arthur Simmond
Cedar Park
Gattos
Bernard Dolan
Stuart Dolan
Hedda
Corey couple hosts dinner for Chicago guests at Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs George W Corey of 2244 Bever Avenue SE entertain sixteen friends at the Cedar Rapids Country Club this evening in compliment to Mr and Mrs L W Boardman of Chicago. The Boardmans and her sons Happy and Jammy are visiting the Laure home at 2214 Meadowbrook Drive SE. Bridge will follow dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Corey
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
L. W Boardman
Chicago
Eugene B Laurer
Meadowbrook Drive
Boardman
Happy
Jammy
Laurehome Bridge
Des Moines Hosts Mrs Hubbell and Mrs Chase for Golf Visit
Mrs Fred Hubbell and Mrs G vin Chase of Des Moines arrive this evening to visit Dr and Mrs Navid E Beardsies at 2140 Linden Dive SE. They will play in the one day golf tournament at the Country Club on Wednesday and stay through the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hubbell
G.vin Chase
Des Moines
Navid E Beardsies
Linden Dive
Hubbell
Chase Wal
Wednesdas
Visit Honors Mrs Ray Jeffrey and Mrs John Brunot in San Francisco
Mrs Lucian PoWaicos hosts a small gathering at her home on Sixth Street San Francisco in compliment to Mrs Ray Jeffrey of St Louis and Mrs John B Brunot of Greensburg Pa who are visiting. Several friends join the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian PoWaicos
Tuerteye
Sixth
Sfooenteraimeag
Hincheen
Todas
Ray Jeffrey
St Lous
John B Brunot
Greensburg
Make This Model At Home Three-Piece Jumper Ensemble
A guide to creating a stylish three piece jumper outfit. Interchangeable blouses in silk or rattan elevate the look with an over blouse featuring trigger lines a divine back bodice and pleated skirt for a fresh appearance.
Anne Adams Pattern Book Promotes Summer Wear
The Gazette advertises pattern 2565 in sizes 14 through 40 with fabric and yardage details for size 16. It includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and a new summer pattern book with sports and junior styles. Catalog and pattern priced at fifteen cents, send orders to The Gazette Patterns Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Gazette Patterns Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Committees Named to Study Iowa Banking Problems 1933 34
More than 195 Iowa bankers and appointees arrange committees to study banking issues. Leaders include BF Kauffman for agricultural matters, with A J Roberts and W L Gases among early members from Athol Osage and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Wodaton
Assolavohs
BF Kauff
Kauffman
Agricultural Committee
A J Roberts
Athia
Tate
Davenport
Frank Williams
William Lawther, Jr
Dubuque
Rivers
B L. McKee
Muscatine
O P. Petty
Clinton
C. I Danforth
Burlington
O S. Stanbro
Keokuk
F. R. Jones
Sioux City
L. A. Andrew
W. T Robinson
Hampton
J J Miller
Waterloo
J. B Gray
Lime Springs
Gray
Clay Stafford
Ames
A. L. Miller
Hopkinton
Local Dry Agents Face Discontinuation After Wednesday
R W Taylor and Ed Miller, investigators for the prohibition division of the United States Department of Justice, were advised that all prohibition force employees will be discharged at the close of business Wednesday. No information on transfers to the new investigation division under the administration reorganization plan was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R WH Taylor
Ed Miller
Prohibition Division
United States Department of Justice
Prohibition
Division of Investigation
Federal cost cuts shrink Roosevelt reorganization savings
Washington AP reports immediate savings from the Roosevelt administration reorganization are now about 5 million dollars per year instead of 25 million. The final yearly total depends on how quickly procurement and disbursement divisions are set up and which phases are postponed or redirected under executive orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Woodin
Prohibition Bureau
Justice
Treasury Department
Wife Sues for Separation Over Weekly Husband Bath
Mrs. Anna Carman of Columbia New Jersey sued for separation citing extreme cruelty over her husband’s weekly baths. She said she refused to let him go to work dirty, and she had to scrub him every Saturday night. A separation decree was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N Jd
Anna Carman
Columbia
N. J
Waukegan Five-Cent Beer Parlor Bombed
Explosion of a dynamite bomb wrecked Nick Dracos nickel beer cafe in Waukegan Illinois injuring windows in surrounding buildings. Police say the blasts serve as warnings to stop selling five cent beer. The cafe was bombed a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukeegan
Ill
Ins
Nickel Beer
Nick Dracos
Dracos
Answers to Questions from Frederic J Haskin
A compilation of brief Q and A covering figures from sports to philosophy. Notable entries include the Tron Duke of Athletics William Muldoon, European speed norms, Savonnerie carpets, smokeless powder inventor Charles Munroe, railroad perspective, Litvinoff nomenclature, junior college growth, Xenophanes, and a note on the Washington Information Bureau service for readers.
Trivia Q and A from a historical outlook column
A collage of Q and A items covers topics from park space per capita in New York to the origin of Wilkes-Barre name, the Danish Lutheran church, per person candy intake, a cabin guide for Adirondacks and New England, onion soup origins in France, and mention of modern piracy near the China coast and North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Assylvania
H. K
New England
John Durkee
Susquehanna Land Company
Connecticut
Major Durkee
John Wilkes
Col
Isaac Barre
Adirondacks
F. H
Ray A Walker Company
Haverhill National Bank
Haverhill
Mass
Quebec
Rockefeller Center plans housing for 34 500 workers and 180 700 transients
The twelve building Center will house a total working population of 34 500 and a daily transient business population of 180 700. Tenant figures assume one person per 100 square feet of rentable area. Transients estimated from January to June 1933 attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Center
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Fairpax
Anne
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Ademon Arede
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Riley
Ike Woot
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Jean File
John Brunot Tle
John Barrys
Olney Steffens
Mercy Vuntetara
Padus
Nice
Barreer
Bree
Geh
Fee Cream Wagons
Ae and
Curb Service
Comdimmeing
Wwashington
NRA
Krebsee Girl Dairy
Claude Krebs
Erant Krebs
Mrs, Corey
Beardsleys
Wilcox
Turee
Waukegan
Great Barrier Reef
North
Australia
Frederic J. Haskin
Tron
William Muldoon
John L. Sullivan
New York State
Europe
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Wilson
Paris
Chaillot
M. M
Charles E. Munroe
Forest Glen
Maryland
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
Wallach
Finkelstein
The
Junior College Journal
Xenophanes
Ky Wv A. Xenophanes
Colophon
Eleatic School of Philosophy
Ionian
Sicily
Zancle
Catana
Elea
Denmark
MS. A. M
Therese Bonney
Lois XV
Les Halles
Chalons
China
Africa
Blas Bay
Ryu
Morrison
Terrace Garden
Leonard Hicks
Ft Hospitality
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