Turner Evans Wedding Invitations Issued
Invitations were issued by Mr. and Mrs. David Turner of 301 Twenty-third Street SE for the September 4 wedding of their daughter Virginia Anne to Ronald Perry Evans son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans of 2444 Fifth Avenue SE. The ceremony will be at Our Lady of Grace Episcopal Church at 6 o'clock with a reception at the Turner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Virginia Anne
Ronald Perry Evans
Ralph Evans
Fifth Avenue
Our Lady of Grace Episcopal Church
Turner
Local Bridge Club Honors High Scores at N E Game
Mr Carey and Abe Appel led north south with high scores while Mrs Oliver Longueville sponsored the event at 9035 Blake Boulevard SE. Second place went to Mrs Robertson and Mrs Jayne with Mrs Derin and Miss Littie second east and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carey
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Carey
Abe Appel
Nork
Dirs Yoran
Manchester
HJ Robertson
Mirs W ML Jayne
Edith Derin
Afiss Jennie Littie
Mrs Miller returns from western visit with relatives
Mrs John L Miller 1905 B avenue NE has returned from a two month stay in the west and south with daughter Miss Anne Miller and William Grafton of 1925 A avenue NE The group visited Mrs Miller's sister Mrs Ray H Brennaman in Pine Woods Loveland Colorado and took mountain trips including a 250 mile Ridge Road to Grand Lake Two visitors with Mrs Brannaman and Mrs Nulter's cousin Anna Liljedahl traveled to Espanola New Mexico to visit Mrs Miller's brother Carl L Holmquest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Miller
Anne Muller
William Grafton
Brannaman
Nulter
Mass Anna L. Liljedahl
Colorado
Espanola
N .M
Mrs Curtin Partners Home After Month With Stewart Family
Mrs Ernest W. Curtin of New York City left Wednesday afternoon for her home after a month’s visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A C Stewart at 352 Park Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Curtin
New York City
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Gordon Nutt Guest in Cedar Rapids Home Visit
Gordon Nutt of New York Cir is a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Nutt at 360 Woodland Ave SE. He will be in Cedar Rapids for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Nutt
New York
Cir
Hir
Alfred Nutt
Woodland
Dave SE
Cedar Rapids
Becks and Strahan depart after Mason City visit
Mr and Mrs Alan F Beck of Mason City and Miss Willem Strahan of Miuscatzne left after a visit in the home of Edna Barrett Jackson at 2342 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan F. Beck
Mason City
Willem Strahan
Miuscatzne
Edna Barrett Jackson
Grande Avenue
Dean Mary Bell Arrival in Cedar Rapids Delayed
Dean Mary Bell of Coe College was due in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday after a stay on the north shore of Lake Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Lake Superur
Mr and Mrs Carter Return From Duluth Visit
Mr and Mrs 44 E Carter of 1614 Park Avenue SE have returned from a visit with their son and daughter in law Lodge Carter in Duluth Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Carter
Park Avenue
Irs Lodge
Doctor Returns from Two Week Vacation Abroad
Dr ord Mes B H MeHeet completes a two week travel abroad returning to duties in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
Meadeadroug
Local Social Notes From Beverley Street Event
Tre Misses Rose Rohner and Jane Murrey joined J Fred Beyer as guests of Sir ard irs woe McCreck at a Bevererye supper. The group shared a pact 2 course meal and visited Inna City before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Rose Rohner
Carr
Jane Murrey
Minreajts
J Fred Beyer
Dufugue
Sir Ardirs
McCreck
Rovner
Keeter
Moss Murra
Sto le Sa Ct
Lear
Mos Mohners
Rome Carre
Fragmented notice lists a local public service request
Readable fragments mention a street address and a contact for Mrs Owe with a phone number 2-9554. The text requests attending readers to observe usual procedures and comply with requirements for a local public matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe
First Baptist Women's Society General Meeting Reports
The Tawa Bays assembly reports will be given at a general meeting of the First Baptist Church women Friday at 12:30 PM in Heer Park. In charge are Gisng reports by Kathryn Hefner, Mernwyn Follins, Marion Jeppe son, and O R Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa Bays Assembly
Gien
Wermens Souets
First Baptist Church
Heer Park
Car & No. 4
Gisng
Kathryn Hefner
Mernwyn Follins
Marion Jeppeson
O R Patrick
Harold Ewing to Be Married Soon
Harold Ewing and Dorothy Day prepare for marriage in Des Moines. Day is daughter of Mr and Mrs C Willie Day. Ewing is son of Dr and Mrs W L Ewing of Des Moines. Ceremony set for Sept 1 at Grace Methodist Church Des Moines with a reception to follow. Betty Day serves as maid of honor and Ellsworth Ewing of Boston is best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Day
Harold W. Ewing
Muss Day
C. Willie Day
Des Liones
Ewing
W. L. Ewing
Des Lioines
Cedar Repids
St Paul's Methodist Church
Ewing Mill
Grace Methodist Church
Des Moines
Betty Day
Ellsworth Ewing
Boston
Mrs Soboda Hosts Luncheon and Bridge for Chicago Guest
Mrs Edward Soboda Jr hosted a small luncheon and bridge at the Country Club on Wednesday honoring her house guest Mrs Eleanor Bayless of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Soboda, Jr
Park Avenue SE
Country Club
Eleanor Bayless
Chicago
Guests at Werkman Home Include Family Visitors
In their home at 1936 Washington Avenue SE guests include their daughter Margaret of Chicago and their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Albert De Wild and their children from Boyden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J Werkman
Washington Avenue SE
Margaret
Chicago
Albert de Wild
Boyden
Miss Roth Hosts Two Brides-Elect At Reception
Rosemary Roth entertained at 348 Park Terrace SE Wednesday for upcoming weddings. Brides-elect include Marr Smiths and Mildred Caritoxn. another couple, Miss Swebbs and Frederick N Som, engaged with a ceremony planned in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Roth
Emcheon
Ordre
Hes Some
Park Terrace SE
Marr Smiths
Mildred Caritoxn
Oss Bernus Pirks Honors Bernice Hach
Oss Bernus Pirks hosts a social evening at 2245 J Street SW in compliment to Miss Bernice Hach, who will wed Lester Beléwuin Seturday. Prize winners and a list of guests reflect a local social gathering for the upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oss
Bernus Pirks
Bernice Hach
Noss
Bermus Pirks
J Street
Pam
Bernice
Lester Beléwuin
Miss Hach
Omdge
Hay Voncrecek
Alarian Cisrz
Wilma Greene
Bach
Vondracek
Clerk
Greene
Nadine Troyak
Jane Sloan
Helizabeth Bunanex
Meexes Return From Okoboji Visit
Mr and Mrs Stanley R Meex resume from Okoboji where they were guests of Mrs and Mrs L Henry at their cottage located at 119 Nineteenth Street SE Bever Avenue SE included in residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Meex
Bever Avenue
Okoboji
Miss Blessing Returns From YWCA Student Inquiry
Miss Doris Blessing of 215 Fifteenth Street NE has returned from Cincinnati where she spent a month with a YWCA sponsored student inquiry group. She also spent two weeks visiting Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Blessing
Fifteenth Street
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Dickinson Guests Leave After Fourteenth Wedding Anniversary Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sigmund of Aurora Newfoundland, their daughter June, and Betty Jean and Alberta Jones of Chicago returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dickinson of 133 Thirty-fourth Street drive SE. James Dickinson, who had visited Aurora, accompanied the Sigmunds back to Cedar Rapids. Sunday evening the visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson for a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. R. Patten of Central City on their fourteenth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Sigmund
Aurora
June
Betty Jean
Alberta Jones
Chicago
Sigmund
E. C. Dickinson
Thirty-fourth Street
James Dickinson
Cedar Rapids
Sigmunds
Dickinson
R. Patten
Central City
Norma Jordan and Donald Madison to Marry in Marion
The engagement and September marriage of Miss Nora Jordan and Donald Madison, both of Marion, were announced by Miss Marian Van Fassen of Merman and Miss Mary Getacher. The announcement was made in tiny envelopes with invitation cards. Guests included Misses Nora Jordan, Mame Wauss, Irene Mahanish, and others, along with Mesdames Obrecht Redus Trokesh Murphy and Robert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Jordan
Donald Madison
Marion
Annoises Sin Cmner Siven
Mom Cay
Marian van Fassen
Merman
Mary
Getacher
Tess Homme
Cannes
Noems Jordan
Mame 3 Wauss
Irene Mahanish
Evelyn Bavick
Eli Hensen
Georgia Iondéser
Mildred Johnson
Loraine Wieland
Wilma Cooley
Everett Obrecht
Relph Redus
Hilo Trokesh
Emmet Murphy
Robert Smith
Borschel Family Reunion Elects Cedar Rapids Leader
F Borschel of Cedar Rapids was elected president of the descendants of Adam Borschel at the eleventh annual Borschel family reunion in Iowa City. Carrie Parsons Morse was named vice president and Leona Mr. Borschel Cedar Rapids secretary-treasurer. The 1936 reunion is set for the second Sunday in August in Cedar Rapids. Attendees included numerous Borschel family members and relatives from Iowa City West Liberty Des Moines and Rochester among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borschel
F. Borschel
Cedar Rapids
Adam Borschel
Iowa City
Carrie Parsons
Morse
Leona
Evanston
Escondido
Calif
Clayton
Mich
Clifton
Colo
Airs
E. F. Borschel
Mary Elyn
Ardell
H. D. Borschel
Kenneth Borschel
Lena Borschel
Robert
G. W. Borschel
George Parsons
Charles Spinden
Carl
Clifford
Helen
Alice
Betty
Edith Spinden
Robert Gregg
Conrad
West Liberty
Louis Mottet
George
Jack LaRue
Wilma Jean
Charles William
John Robert
John Parsons
John Richard
Raymond Lewis
Shirley Mae
Marlene
Elmer Sawyer
Cora Darnell
John Jacob
Clara Jacob
Earl Jacob
Vernon
Elda
Donald
Ethel Beard
Francis Goettle
Ernest Jacob
Bert Baumgartner
Esther
Robert Donahue
Eugene Parsons
Catherine
George Miller
John Miller
Julia Agnes
Frank Miler
Ralph
Paul
Glenn Baumgartner
Jimmie
Des Moines
Will Stiff
Earl Linn
Marvin
Lester
Joyce
Ione
Eugene
Dale
Billy Stiff
Elvin Stiff
Dorothy Jean
Rochester
Ivan Taylor
Max
Evelyn
Doris
Edward Parsons
Gerald
Twyla
Tipton
Hiram Long
Gale
Keith
Beverly
Elliott Anderson
Glen Haven
Wis
Luther Parks
Donald Parks
Floyd Johnston
Lyle Eugene
Brooklyn
Hickey family reunion held at Ellis Park
The annual Hickey family reunion took place Sunday at Ellis Park. Officers elected were Lowell Schmidt president from Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Mar tin Hickey vice president from Independence, Mrs. Frank Hickey secretary, and John Paulus treasurer from Cedar Rapids. The 1936 reunion is set for the first Sunday in June at Independence Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey
Ellis Park
Lowell Schmidt
Cedar Rapids
Martin Hickey
Independence
Frank Hickey
John Paulus
Independence Park
Dorothy
Florence
Leo Cannon
John Cannon
Harley Dingsley
Margaret
Bernice Hickey
Waterloo
Lois Anson
Evelyn O'Brien
Alberta Myers
Gerald MecGlaughlin
John Crowley
Jesup
Joe Reuter
Solon
Arthur Schmidt
Cedre Rapids
Marian
Wells Family Reunion At Thomas Park Pleases Attendees
The Wells family reunion gathered Sunday at Thomas Park with many relatives including Lewis Wright and family, Charles Slater and family, Othel Wright and Rolla Wright of Central City, Ma son Wells, Marvin Williams, Ralph Wells, Carl Wells and Ray of Marion, and families from Olin, Perry, Waterloo, Springville, Cedar Rapids, Hale, Mount Vernon, and more. New members Virginia Lee Wright, Harold Leroy Sweet, and Roger Glenn Williams joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Thomas Park
Lewis Wright
Charles Slater
Othel Wright
Rolla Wright
Central City
Mason Wells
Marvin Williams
Ralph Wells
Carl Wells
Ray
Marion
Tarbor
George Slater
Alvin Thuma
Olin
Roy Williams
Chicago
Charles Williams
Leah
Perry
Ernest Wright
Waterloo
Cletus Shaffer
Center Point
James Walton
Near Springville
Lehi Williams
Roscoe Norton
Leland Kurth
Larry
Glenn Williams
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Sweet
Hale
Marion Williams
Mount Vernon
Virginia Lee Wright
Harold Leroy Sweet
Roger Glenn Williams
Sister Visit Noted for W W Littlejohn
W W Littlejohn of 516 Fourteenth Street SE left Wednesday to spend the rest of the week with her sister near Oskalaunsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlejohn
Fourteenth Street SE
Oskalunsa
Will Rogers on Alaska aviation and routes
Will Rogers extols Fairbanks as an aviation minded city with thirty thousand white residents and seventy daily planes. He compares Edmonton and Alaska’s potential, notes a mail line from Seattle, and recalls Seward’s 1867 Alaska purchase while joking about Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besse Gareste
Fairbanks
Alaska
Skiis
Edmonton
Canada
Arctic
Seattle
Seward
Manhattan Island
Schuerer Announces Engagement of Elnora to Darrow
Mr and Mrs G C Schuerer of 420 G avenue NW announce the engagement of their daughter Elnora to Owen W Darrow son of Mr and Mrs N C Darrow of 111 Eleventh street NW The bride to be is a graduate of Grant high school and Cedar Rapids Business college The groom to be attended Grant high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Schuerer
G Avenue NW
Elnora
Owen W. Darrow
N. C. Darrow
Eleventh Street
Miss Schuerer
Grant High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Mr. Darrow
Two Women Take Two-Week Car Trip to Minot North Dakota
Miss Margaret Hillbrunner and Miss Evelyn Drake depart from Minneapolis on a two week motor journey to Minot North Dakota returning via the Black Hills. They will travel by way of noted landmarks and reserve time for sightseeing along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hillbrunner
Park Avenue SE
Evelyn Drake
Seventh Avenue
Minot
N. D
Black Hills
Reckless Driver Fined After Bever Avenue Crash
B M Arnett of 1829 Washington avenue SE pled guilty to reckless driving in Justice A S Reed's court. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs after a Tuesday night collision with Dr L L Dolson of 2247 Meadowbrook drive SE on Bever avenue near Nineteenth street SE. Wesley Stanek waived to the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Arnett
Washington Avenue
Court of Justice
A. S. Reed
L. L. Dolson
Meadowbrook Drive
Bever Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Wesley Stanek
Grand jury indicts on child desertion charges in local case
A grand jury returned indictments on three counts of child desertion against Arvraimead, brought by his former wife Mrs Mabel NieGuire. Stamek failed to post a 500 bond. W H York received a suspended 25 fine and costs for overloading a truck after agreeing to proper license. George Frohn of Vinton paid a 25 speeding fine with suspension. State highway patrolmen brought both men to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvraimead
Mabel NieGuire
Stamek
W. H. York
George Frohn
Vinton
Chicago Police Lieutenant Shot by Revolver in Accident
Chicago police veteran Charles Welling age 52, supervisor of the Getactive bureau, was accidentally killed in his home when his service revolver slipped from its holster and discharged a bullet just under the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Charles Welling
Getactive Bureau
Welling
Tribute to life of Charles E. Ebling retired rail conductor
Funeral services were held in Turner chapel at 10 am on Wednesday for Charles E. Ebling a retired railroad conductor. The Rev. J F Uhlenhopp praised his industry thrift and punctuality as guiding traits. Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M conducted services with burial at Shiloh Cemetery near Louisa. Pallbearers named Al Walters Sanford Kerr Edward C Dailey Jr W D Worst W A Hulsebus and L A McFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Ebling
J. F. Uhlenhopp
Ebling
Turner Chapel
Crescent Lodge No. 25
A. F
A. M
Shiloh
Louisa
al Walters
Sanford Kerr
Edward C. Dailey, Jr
W. D. Worst
W. A. Hulsebus
L. A. McFarlane
Star Loy Abrogates MGM Contract Over Salary Dispute
Myrna Loy announced she had abrogated her contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer after months of disputes. Her lawyers charge the studio stopped salary and publicized her status as a test case while failing to justify payments. Loy, in New York for a visit, offered little on her future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Myrna Loy
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Loy
Metro-Goldwyn- Maser
Justige
Loy
Hollywood
Martin Leads Talks On Efficiency at Camp Meeting
The Rev Earl Martin delivers a series of 8 30 am talks for ministers teachers and gospel workers at the Church of God state camp meeting using Harrington Emerson’s twelve principles of efficiency applied to religious work. At 10 45 am Tuesday he presents a study of First Corinthians chapter thirteen titled The Way of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Martin
Church of God
Sr. Martin
Harrington Emerson
Martin
Sermon Series And Music At Local Congregation Services
Church services featured sermons on Forgiveness a Miracle of Grace Faith and Deing Our Dis nying or Acknowledg es pleship with Rev C F Bohn Fort Dodge and Rev M O Schutter. The growing orchestra under Mrs Icy Miller Sanders accompanied by a mixed quartet and Howard Miller Marion highlighted Tuesday night music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Bohn
Fort Dodge
M. O. Schutter
Pleship
Icy Miller Sanders
Howard Miller
Marion
Census mission seeks 16 million to map work relief
Washington officials seek a 16 million dollar allotment from the work relief fund to finance a modern unemployment census. With 23 000 census takers many from the relief rolls the survey would cover unemployment trends and include occupational youth education questions for a new national youth program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
United States
Andra
Census Bureau
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
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First Baptist Society
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BEST
First Avenue SE
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Mrs. Soboda
Werkman
Institute
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Srell
Home Institute
Womar
Miss Roth
Meeks
Miss Blessing
Norma Jordan
Wells Family Reunion
Mrs. Littlejohn
Will Rogers
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Carson
Iowa State Planning Board
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
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