Miss Whipple Honored At Prenuptial Events
Miss Betty Whipple and James Donald Frantz of Wauwatosa Wis set to wed Saturday at St Pauls Methodist church guests attend a dinner party luncheon and a bridal dinner hosted by the bride’s parents Also noted are details of decorations and guest lists from events at homes and at the Roosevelt hotel including a champagne luncheon for bridal party members and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Whipple
James Donald Frantz
Wauwatosa
Wis
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Roosevelt Hotel
C W Whipple
Meacow Brook Drive
Marjorie Deacon
Janet Thomas
Louise Grange
Diane Skinner
Joyce Skinner
Charles JJ Whipple
Iowa City
Henry P Wilder
Hubbard Woods
Robert Staples
Clarence G Stoody
Robert Creswell
Donald W. Mertenson
Tulsa
Okla
J. R Frantz
W. W. Richards
Edwin C Nelson
E Harold Skinner
Florence R. Weisskopf
Milwaukee
A. M. Jayne
Altadena
Calif
Edwin C. Nelson
Washington Avenue SE
Charles L Kidd
Forest Drive
Hostess Hosts Noon Lunch Party for Visitors
Mrs Wayne J Foster hosted a Friday noon luncheon at her home 2304 Hillcrest Drive SE. The occasion honored Mrs William A Stuart of Pasadena California visiting her sister Mrs Eugene M Pinney and Mr Pinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
William A. Stuart
Pasadena
Calif
Eugene M Pinney
Pinney
Perry Rude Family Home After Vacation
Mr and Mrs Perry C Rude and their son David returned to 535 Vernon drive SE after a six week vacation at Gull Lake Minnesota. The trip included time in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry C. Rude
Vernon Drive
David Rude
Gull Lake
Minnesota
Rude
David
California
Irons Family Visits City for Family Welcome
Mr and Mrs Robert B Trons Jr of Forest Hills Long Island NY and their daughter Emily arrived Thursday evening to visit at the home of Mrs Edward F Winslow 2171 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Trons, Jr
Forest Hills
Long Island
N. Y
Emily
Irons
Edward. F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Miss Focht Leaves on Ten Day Vacation Trip
Miss Elizabeth Focht daughter of Mrs H K Focht of 315 Eighteenth street SE left Friday morning on a ten day vacation trip. She will visit Indianapolis Chicago and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Focht
H. K. Focht
Eighteenth Street
Indianapolis
Chicago
Minneapolis
Return Travel Notes From West Coast Visit
Misses Gertrude Malicy and Hazel Moore returned from a month on the west coast. In Los Angeles they stayed with Rachel Field Pederson author of All This and Heaven Too. They toured the San Francisco fair and visited Malley sisters in St Paul before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Malicy
Hazel Moore
Los Angeles
Rachel Field Pederson
Heaven
San Francisco
St. Paul
Miss Malley
Jane O'Meara Honored by Kappa Kappa Gamma Members
Jane O'Meara, bride-elect to Benjamin M. Stephens of New York City, was honored at a 10 o'clock breakfast hosted by Mrs. Robert P. Bell at 523 Knollwood drive SE. The event featured twenty guests, with Ann Winslow and JoAnn Hanzlik in attendance, and included kitchen gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Jane O'Meara
Miss O'Meara
Benjamin M. Stephens
New York City
Robert P. Bell
Knollwood Drive
Ann Winslow
JoAnn Hanzlik
O'Meara
Sister receives shower for Emogine Udet ahead of marriage
Mrs E D Dixon hosted a shower at 625 Seven teenth street NE honoring her sister Miss Emogine Udet whose wedding to Bob Hanson is set for Saturday. Guests included Eva Ludlow Marjorie Hanna Dorothy Webber Bill Slapnicka Vic Kiesewetter Fred Hanson M F Udet and Alice Hanson with Alice Hanson winning a prize in a dance game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Dixon
Seventeenth Street
Emogine Udet
Bob Hanson
Alice Hanson
Eva Ludlow
Marjorie Hanna
Dorothy Webber
Bill Slapnicka
Vic Kiesewetter
Fred Hanson
M. F. Udet
Shower Honors Miss Pauline O Connor Before Aug 14 Wedding
Miss Pauline O Connor and Richard L Struesky set Aug 14 as their wedding date after a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Emery E Lane 928 Seventh Street SW Monday night Court whist games ended with prizes to Miss O Connor and Mrs Elsie Kelly Other guests included Mrs Lucille Neff Mrs Cora Brown Mrs Dorothy Pauba and Miss Gail Ruble
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline O'Connor
Richard L. Struesky
Emery E. Lane
Seventh Street
O'Connor
Elsie Kelly
Lucille Neff
Cora Brown
Dorothy Pauba
Gail Ruble
East Side W C T U President Routs to Chicago Convention
Miss Ruth Otto president of the East Side W C T U leaves Friday for the national convention in Chicago. She and other delegates will attend the dedication of the new Evanston library during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Otto
Washington Avenue SE
East Side
Chicago
Picnic for Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge and I O O F
A joint picnic of Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No 221 and Maine Lodge No 643 I O O F and their families and friends is Sunday at 1230 pm near the large pavilion at Bever Park. Attendees bring a covered dish and usual picnic items. If it rains the event moves to Maine Hall 838 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No
Maine Lodge No
I. 0
Bever Park
Maine Hall
First Avenue E
Velma Love Departs for Chicago After Week With Family
Miss Velma Rose Love leaves Friday for her Chicago home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C A Love at 1035 Tenth Street SE for a week in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Rose Love
Chicago
C. A. Love
Tenth Street
York and Clark are wed at Second Christian Cedar Rapids
Bertha Myra York and Walter Benjamin Clark married Wednesday at the Second Christian church in Cedar Rapids. Music was provided by Janice Clark and Mrs Franklin Clark. The couple, both with Chicago and Reading ties, plan a wedding trip and return to Hoopeston and Randalia for residence arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Bertha Myra York
Hoopeston
Walter Benjamin Clark
Reading
Minn
I. E. Linkletter
Janice Clark
Willis B Clark
Seventeenth Street
Franklin Clark
Baltimore
Willis B. Clark
Worster
W.B Clark
P. F. York
Authors Press of
Chicago
Randalia
Rock Island Railroad
Iown
Honpeston
Miss Elizabeth L. Smith and Lester Kadlec Wed at Center Point
Miss Elizabeth L. Smith daughter of Mrs Annie Smith of 1434 K Street SW and Lester W Kadlec son of Mr and Mrs W J Kadlec of 124 Twenty third Street Drive SE were married Saturday August 3 at 4 pm in the Center Point Methodist church parsonage. Attendants included Mrs Harry B James and Gustav Pesch. The couple left for a two week motor trip to Minnesota and will live at 183 Twenty first Avenue SW. Kadlec works with Kadlec and James grocery firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth L. Smith
Annie Smith
K Street
Lester W. Kadlec
W. J. Kadlec
Twenty-third Street
Charles E. Luce
Center Point Methodist Church
Center Point
Harry B. James
Gustav Pesch
James
Minnesota
Twenty-first Avenue
Kadlec
Kadlec and James
Miss Scurlock Returns From Musical Tour
Miss Evelyn Scurlock daughter of Mrs William Rush 211 Avenue NW returned Thursday from Little Rock Arkansas where she played in Viola Smiths all girl recording band The girls band has played engagements in Kansas Missouri Indiana Ohio Kentucky Arkansas and New York Scurlock plays drums bass viola and is a soloist for the Coquettes She will resume law studies this fall at the University of Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Scurlock
William Rush
Avenue
Little Rock
Ark
Viola Smith
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Arkansas
New York
Miss Scurlock
Adolph Boyson and Miss Larsen Wed in Davenport
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Josephine Larsen of Whittier California to Adolph F. Boyson of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held Thursday at 4 pm at Calvary Baptist church Davenport with Rev. Frederick Codd officiating. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace G Boyson of Cedar Rapids. The couple will reside on Fairview farm Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Larsen
Whittier
Calif
Adolph F. Boyson
Cedar Rapids
Calvary Baptist Church
Davenport
Frederick Codd
Wallace G. Boyson
A. F. Boyson
Fairview Farm
Central Avenue NW Drive
Marion
Miss Nelson feted at gift shower in Riverside
Miss Lorraine Nelson, bride elect of Riverside physician Dr William Bruner, was honored Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Vernon Ilen. Hostesses Mrs Ilen and Mrs Paul Maney presented a personal gift shower to Miss Nelson as a group of guests including Catharine Crane Ida McQuin Betty Beardsley Dorothy Greer Leone Serbousek Olga Serbousek Ruth Purdy Marguerite Stein Pearl Everett and several others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Nelson
William Bruner
Riverside
Calif
Vernon Ilen
Paul Maney
Fairview Drive
Miss Nelson
Catherine Crane
Ida McQuin
Betty Beardsley
Dorothy Greer
Leone
Olga Serbousek
Ruth Purdy
Marguerite Stein
Pearl Everett
W. F. Hruska
T. M. Ingersoll
Anna Plotz
J. T. Michal
W. E. Peschau
Miss Beadle to Be Honored at Shower in Honor of Jose phine Beadle
A miscellaneous shower will honor Miss Josephine Beadle whose marriage to William Bell of Kewanee will take place Aug 17. Miss Emma Allen hosts at her home with a crystal bowl centerpiece and crystal candlesticks. Bridge will be the evening’s diversion for guests including Mesdames Kubichek Chase Houser and Allen and the Misses Beadle Siver Jayne Engleman Heath Harman Mekota Beadle Woodke Bloker Thode Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Beadle
William Bell
Kewanee, Jr
Emma Allen
Eighth Avenue SE
Bridge
Clarence Kubichek
Vinton
Harold Chase
Calamus
J. D. Houser
R. C. Allen
Jenna Beadle
Lucy Siver
Arline Jayne
Irene Christie
Mary Jean Gossett
Dorothy Jane Plock
Jean Engleman
Eloise Heath
Virginia Harman
Dorothy
Marjorie Mekota
Marguyset
Elaine Beadle
Marion
Evelyn Woodke
Schaller
Virginia Blocker
Margaret Thode
Blairstown
Ruth Allen
Rochester visit for Miss Bronson by local group
A Rochester visit occurred with Miss Bernice Bronson formerly of Cedar Rapids hosted by Norma Atkinson Marcella Sweeting Juanita Day Louis Smith Ray Driscoll and Floyd Meyer while a day in Mann explored local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Mann
Bernice Bronson
Cedar Rapids
Norma Atkinson
Marcella Sweeting
Juanita Day
Louis Smith
Ray Driscoll
Floyd Meyer
Contributions Of C R Unit Of Legion Auxiliary At Dubuque
Mrs Harlan Briggs of Lisbon new Town department president and Mrs Walter Kansky of Hanford post unit No 5 presented to the department convention in Dubuque the Cedar Rapids unit contributions. Items listed include 251 advance 1941 memberships 25 for Harriet Hoffman loan fund 42 90 for holiday cheer fund and an order for 12100 poppies to be distributed locally before Memorial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Briggs
Lisbon
American Legion Auxiliary
Walter A. Kansky
Hanford
Dubuque
Harriett Hoffman
Des Moines
Eigaret
Knoxville
National Defense
Hanford Post
Department
Cedar Rapids
Kansky
Edwin W. Lundquist
Harry Gunderson
Harold Travis
F. C Parrish
Louis Schirm
L. V. Koch
Frank Nalley
Sophus Klinge
A. D. Holbrook
Marshalltown
John K. Sawyer
Winterset
Oscar Thompson
Dallas Center
Iowa
Purported World’s Largest Airport in Newfoundland
A claim circulates that a Newfoundland site ranks as the world’s largest airport by some measure, but details surrounding the project and its criteria remain unclear and disputed among observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
116 Miles of 18-foot Asphalted Paving Runways and Parking
The passage notes 116 miles of asphalted paving covering runways and parking areas. It emphasizes large scale infrastructure work, detailing extensive surface coverage and related facilities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Whipple
Smilax
Mr Frantz
Louise Grance
Robert Stapkes
Charles Whipple
Hladky’s
Hladky's Grocery and Market
4Th Ave
Dial
Stuart
Perry Rude
Robert B. Irons
City
Miss Focht
Hurdle & Halter Inn
Montrose
Jane O’meara
Mrs. Dixon
Miss O'Connor
Miss Otto
Borden's Eagle Brand
Dorben
Toe Borden Company
Bertha M. York
Walter B. Clark
Elizabeth Smith
Lester Kadlec
Adolph Boyson
Miss Larsen
Miss Beadle
Killian's Dining Room
Dobbs Mayfair
Second Fleet
the Killian Company
C. R. Unit of Legion Auxiliary
Neumode
Second Street SE
Samrat
Illang
Menai
Killian’s College Requirements
Killian
Benirey Mae
Killian Company
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