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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1936

Page

6

Final Pre-Nuptial Affairs For Miss Williams Planned

Miss Dorothy Williams of 558 Knollwood drive SE is the guest of honor at two pre nuptial events. Mrs Margaret Pratt will host a Tuesday dinner with Lavender decor and twelve guests including Mrs W Arlo Sylvester of Albany NY, former Lucia Janet Smith. A Wednesday dinner for the Williams family is hosted by Mrs M L Hahn at 1602 Park avenue SE with relatives and friends attending.

Dorothy Williams Knollwood,drive SE Miss Williams G. Sharp Lannom, III Grinnell First Congregational Church Margaret Pratt Knollwood Drive W. Arlo Sylvester Albany Norman E. Smith First Avenue Sylvester Lucia Janet Smith Williams M. L. Hahn Park Avenue SE George T. Williams Sarah Stedman Everett Chandler Joe Danziger

Mrs Bailey Returns From New York Visit

Mrs. Fred W. Bailey of 1832 Second Avenue SE returned from a three month stay in New York City with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Joe Wheeler Jr The trip home from New York to Chicago was by air travel.

Fred W. Bailey Second Avenue SE New York City Joe Wheeler Bailey New York Chicago

Oliphant Reunion Set for Sunday at Cedar Rapids Area

The annual Oliphant reunion will be held at Oliphant grove twelve miles north of Cedar Rapids on Sunday. All friends are welcome.

Oliphant Oliphant Grove Cedar Rapids

Palmer Returns From Winne-Taska Camp Wis

Miss Joyce Palmer of 1819 Fourth Avenue SE returned home after spending the summer as a counselor at Winne Taska camp at Land O Lakes Wisconsin.

Joyce Palmer Fourth Avenue SE Winne- Taska Land O’ Lakes Wis

Weichs Leave for California on Southeast Vacation

Mrs. Ed Weich and her daughter Miss Betty Jane Weich of 1022 Eleventh Avenue SE departed Sunday for a six week trip to southern California They plan to visit relatives in several cities during the vacation.

Ed Weich Betty Jane Weich Eleventh Avenue SE California

Kushner Announces Engagement of Dorothy Kushner

Mr and Mrs Joseph Kushner announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Kushner to Edward Pill son of Max Pill of LeMars Iowa The couple plans a Cedar Rapids fall wedding Pill works with his father in a LeMars department store Kushner returns to Cedar Rapids at month end after secretarial work in Chicago

Joseph Kushner Blake, Boulevard SE Dorothy Kushner Edward Pill Max Pill LeMars Cedar Rapids

Mrs Hallgren and Owens Return From Leech Lake Fishing Trip

Mrs. Alex Hallgren and Mr. and Mrs. W W B Owen returned Monday from Smokey Point resort on Leech Lake near Walker Minnesota after a two week fishing trip. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Slavy at 815 Fifteenth Street SE.

Alex Hallgren Nineteenth Street W.W. B. Owen Des Moines Smokey Point Leech Lake Walker Minn Owen Anton Slavy Fifteenth Street

Miss Edna Lenicek Returns from Chicago Visit

Miss Edna Lenicek of Fairfax returned this week from Chicago after spending ten days visiting friends and renewing acquaintances in the city.

Edna Lenicek Fairfax Chicago

Mrs Oliver Longueville To Sponsor Duplicate Bridge

Mrs Oliver Longueville of 2035 Blake Boulevard SE hosts a regular duplicate bridge at her home on Wednesday at 1 30 p m.

Oliver Longueville Blake Boulevard

Robert Johnson of Peru Visits Here

Robert Johnson stationed with the American embassy in Lima Peru spends furlough with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Everett Chandler at their summer cottage 1919 Ellis boulevard NW. Mrs C H Johnson and daughters Helen and Marjorie of Jackson Mich also guests. The Johnsons visit Mr and Mrs F H Niemeier 1936 Higley avenue SE. Mrs Johnson Mrs Chandler and Trs Niemeier are sisters.

Robert Johnson Lima Peru Everett Chandler Ellis Boulevard Mr. Johnson Chandlers C. H. Johnson Helen Marjorie Jackson, Mich Chandler Johnsons F. H. Niemeier Higley Avenue Johnson Trs. Niemeier

Luncheon Honors Frances Norton Ahead of September Wedding

Mrs. Frank V. Orr and Helen Kacena Stark hosted a luncheon at 1808 First Avenue E for Frances Norton. The Beethoven chorus member and Norton’s mother Mrs. Allan C. Norton attended. Fifteen guests, a kitchen shower, and yellow and white colors highlighted the event.

Frank V. Orr Helen Kacena Stark

Pioneer Celebrates Eighthieth Birthday in London Pioneer

Mrs. Elizabeth Brammer aged eighty was honored Monday at a dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs. Carl Freund at 1310 A avenue NW. A pioneer who came to London in 1874, she is a daughter of the late Captain Henry Kroeger of Rock Island Illinois and has resided at her present address for ten years. Present were family members and several out of town guests including Mrs. Herman Schmidt Mrs. Paul Vogel Rev. Mr. Brammer and their families. Theodora Steege a Brammer daughter is expected to arrive soon.

Elizabeth Brammer Nineteenth Avenue Carl Freund Brammer Henry Kroeger Rock Island Ill London Paul Brammer R. C. Ilten A. G. Ilten Harold Brammer J. P. Brammer Herman Schmidt Giddings Tex Paul Vogel New Hartford

Beatty McAllister Picnic Brings Sixteenth Reunion to Ellis Park

The Beatty and McAllister families held their sixteenth annual reunion at Ellis Park on Sunday with ninety relatives. Officers elected included Walton Keller as president W C Beatty as vice president and Helen Narber as secretary and treasurer. Attendees from Cedar Rapids Palo Atkins Shellsburg Vinton and other nearby towns joined numerous Beatty and Narber kin for the gathering.

Beatty-Mcallister Beatty McAllister Ellis Park Walton Keller W. C. Beatty Helen Narber Effie McAllister Minnie Jones W. H. Keller Howard Wright P. J. Lattner Joe Hagan Charley Jones Thuran Smith Richard Cypra Grace Mildred Cedar Rapids Isaac McAllister Pearl McAllister Eva Bowden John Saha Joe Beatty Ed Sisley Palo H. Risdale James Beatty Charles Roths W. J. Beatty Chester Hagan Jess Ruch Atkins Earl Beatty Ida Meek Mae Beatty Charles Beatty Naomi Black Shellsburg Lyle McClintock Harold Beatty Vinton John Beatty John Mc

Stinson Van Note Reunion Set for Bever Park

The annual Stinson Van Note reunion will be held Sunday near the large pavilion at Bever park. Attendees include Donald of New Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Ed McAllister with Mary of West Lafayette.

Stinson-Van Note Stinson van Note Bever Park

Guests of Elwood Royster Family Arrive from Washington

Mrs. Sadee McAvoy and Mrs. Juanita Mathers of Washington Iowa are guests at the Elwood Royster home 214 Fourth Street NW. They expect to stay about a week. Mrs. McAvoy is a sister in law of Mrs. Royster.

Elwood Royster Fourth ‘Street Sadee’ McAvoy Juanita Mathers Washington, Ia

Guests of Mrs Hunting Attend Visit From Relatives

Mrs H B Hunting hosts guests at 1857 Second Avenue SE. Guests include Mrs Charles Duncan of Savannah Georgia and Mrs Harry Williams with her son David of Davenport. Duncan and Williams are Mrs Hunting’s daughters.

H. B. Hunting Second Avenue SE Charles Duncan Savannah, Ga Harry Williams David Davenport Duncan Williams Hunting

Picnic Honors Mrs. Lockwood at Bever Park Visit

A group of friends gathered at Bever Park for a supper in honor of Mrs. H. K. Lockwood of Hollywood California who is staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Morgan at 119 Thirteenth Street NW. Present were Mrs. Lockwood and couples Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dyson and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and their family. Mrs. Lockwood's daughter Darreen Dorlan is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dorlan at 1310 Burch Avenue NW.

Bever Park H. K. Lockwood Hollywood Calif W. N. Morgan Thirteenth Street Lockwood J. C. Anderson A. G. Dyson Mrs. Morgan Mrs. Morgan and Their Family. Mrs. Lockwood's Daughter, Darreen Dorlan Mrs E. E. Dorlan Burch Avenue NW

Scorpil Family Reunion Held At Kathie Scorpil Home

Twenty eight guests attended the fourth annual Scorpil reunion at Mrs. Kathie Scorpil’s Rockford road home. A picnic lunch and music by Elsie Grace Pickton Blanche Morgenson and William R Sager complemented the gathering. Attendees included families from Waterloo Rock Island Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids area with multiple Scorpil relatives and guests listed by name.

Scorpil Kathie Scorpil Rockford Road Elsie Grace Pickton Rock Island, Il Blanche Morgenson Waterloo William R. Sager Cedar Rapids Joe Vich Walter Vich Miles Milo Vich Jacqueline E. L. Pickton Elsie Grace Rock Island John A. Scorpil John C. Scorpil Walter F. Scorpil Betty Jo E. W. Sager William and Donald Elsie Williamson Rita Bobbie Claire

Fall River Fire Threatens Village After Oil Blaze

More than 100 firefighters and volunteers battled a gasoline and oil fire in Fall River Wisconsin sparked by an electric switch. A bulk tank at Oscar A Freck White Rock Company exploded sending sparks to nearby buildings. Fire units from Columbus Rio Randolph and Doyleston joined the effort to contain further tank explosions.

Fall River Wis Oscar A. Freck White Rock Company Columbus Rio Randolph Doyleston

Two Missing Boats On Lake Michigan Safely In Harbors

Two large power cruisers missing on Lakes Michigan and Superior were found safe in port with 26 passengers aboard. Faith of Carver Bay Michigan returned to her home port. Betty Jean of Milwaukee towed to Port Washington after breaking her rudder en route from Sturgeon Bay to Milwaukee.

Lake Michigan Green Bay Wis Lakes Michigan Superior Faith Carves Bay Mich Betty Jean Milwaukee Port Washington Sturgeon Bay

Ickes' Son Charged With Operating Car Under Influence

WOBURN Massachusetts AP report says Robert H Ickes son of Interior Secretary Harold Ickes faces a complaint for operating a motor vehicle while drunk. The charge stems from a car striking a parked vehicle in Winchester at 1 20 a m. The hearing is set for August 19.

Driving Without License Led to Multiple Fines

Cleo Larkin of 820 Second Street SW paid 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to operating a vehicle without a license. He had earlier had a 60 day license surrender, and was arrested after driving again. John H. Broussard of 602 Fifteenth Avenue SW faced a 10 dollar fine with license surrender for 30 days. Other motorists paid small fines for overtime parking and traffic signal violations.

Cleo Larkin Second Street Larkin John H. Broussard Fifteenth Avenue J. H. Russell Twentysixth Street James Blake Linden Drive Ralph Mefford

West Entrance Bridge at Shaver Park Declared Unsafe

City officials barred the west entrance to Shaver Park after inspection of the bridge over the ravine. Finance Commissioner Louis D. Burgus and Public Improvement Commissioner Dave Williams led the action with street commissioner Walt Markle and East Side Park Superintendent William Volz, acting without Park Commissioner Ed Stefan, and ordered barricades at both ends.

Shaver Park Louis D. Burgus Dave Williams Walt Markle William Volz East Side Park Ed Stefan

Gazette Newsboys Visit Iowa Theater for Double Feature

Under the direction of Alex Fidler, the Gazette newsboys were guests Monday night at the Iowa Theater to see a double feature of The Case of the Velvet Claws and Blackmailer. They enjoyed both films and the short features and thanked manager A. H. Talbot for the courtesy.

State Department denies bid for neutral pact on Spain

Washington reports the State Department says the U S has not been approached by France or any foreign power with a proposal to join a non intervention pact in Spain's civil war. Officials express skepticism that the United States would be drawn into European entanglements while remaining aloof.

Washington Ins France Spain State Department United States

Driver Held After Car Leaves Road Strikes Mail Boxes

M. P. Coffman aged 23 of 1228 Third Avenue SE was jailed on intoxication charges after his car left Mount Vernon Avenue near Twenty seventh Street SE and struck two mail boxes. He pled guilty in police court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.

M. P. Coffman Third Avenue SE Mount Vernon Avenue Twenty-seventh Street Coffman Mount Vernon

Circus Will Not Parade Here This Week

The Ringling Brothers circus will not hold a parade here on Wednesday. City hall officials say the decision follows the circus policy, not a city prohibition. Personnel arrive about 2 a.m. with unloading to start at 3 a.m. at the Milwaukee tracks near Tenth avenue and Sixth street SW. loading will occur Wednesday night on the North Western tracks on the west side, with grounds on Wilson avenue near Sixth street SW.

Ringling Brothers Circus City Hall Milwaukee Tracks Tenth Avenue Sixth Street North Western Wilson Avenue

Milo Enyart Named Road Foreman For Rock Island

Milo Enyart a locomotive engineer from Fairbury Nebraska was named road foreman of equipment for the Cedar Rapids Dakota division of the Rock Island with headquarters in Cedar Rapids. The appointment became effective Monday and a rail automobile inspection car was assigned to Cedar Rapids in this district. The car is a rubber tired auto without a steering wheel fitted to the rails.

Milo Enyart Fairbury Neb Cedar Rapids-Dakota Rock Island Cedar Rapids Mr. Enyart Rock Island Railroad

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