Josephine Beadle Becomes Bride of William Bell
Miss Josephine Lou Beadle daughter of J T Beadle was married Saturday at 2 30 at the home of her grandmother Mrs Rebecca Beadle 1725 Fourth avenue SE to William Palmer Bell of Kewanee Illinois son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bell of Earlville The double ring ceremony was by Rev Maynard Bell of Riceville before a fireplace banked with palms and flowers The bride wore white French marquisette with rose spray design and lilies of the valley veil Her bouquet combined white gladiolus and pink rose buds The best man was Jay Fordyce and Marian Fowler of Sigourney was maid of honor Guests included Cornell classmates and local residents The couple reside at 102 North Vine Street Kewanee where Bell is supervisor of recreational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lou Beadle
J. T. Beadle
Rebecca Beadle
Fourth Avenue SE
William Palmer Bell
Kewanee
Frank Bell
Earlville
Maynard Bell
Riceville
Jean Engleman
Margaret Thode
Blairstown
Emma Allen
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Woodke
Schaller
Woodke
Cornell College
Allen
Marian Fowler
Sigourney
Jay Fordyce
Bell
Antonie Coxsee
Monticello
Kay Decker
Evanston, Ill
Marcella Kubins
Luzerne
Phyllis Wilmarth
Wheatland
Kubichek
Vinton
F Briggs
Clarence Briggs
Omaha
H. Roberts
Missouri Valley
C. A. Brown
Bette Lou
Mary Jane
Holbridge
Neb
Sadie
Emma Bell
Mount Vernon
Charles Beadle
Marion
Harold Chase
Calamus
Ralph Stonebraker
Kathryn Penn
North Vine Street
Rosetta Swan
Third Avenue SE
R. L. Swan
Creston
Frederic Matthias
Chicago
Nathaniel Matthies
Holstein
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First English Lutheran Church
Jack Redmond
Dora Cargin
Johanna Hill
Anne Johnson
Newton
Roland Matthias
Gerald Swan
James Gilliland
R. L. Clapp
First Avenue E
Minnesota
Winthrop Street
College of Pharmacy
The
University of Town
Kappa Epsilon Sororits
College of Law
University of Iowa
Delta Theta Phi
Gay Week Begins For Couples Soon To Wed
Gay Week starts with two engaged couples Miss Martha Beardsley and Elliott A Cobb of Sioux City and Miss Eleanor Cook and Dr Stanley C Mulholland of Santa Barbara. A week of parties includes a buffet at Betsy Quarton’s home with 34 guests and an informal gathering for the Cook Mulholland pair along the Wapsipinicon river hosted by Yonkers visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Beardsley
Elliott A Cobb
Sioux City
Eleanor Cook
Stanley C. Mulholland
Santa Barbara
Cahif
Betsy Quarton
Sumner D. Quarton
Indian Drive
Beardsley
Cobb
Miss
Baton Rouge
Cook
Mulholland
Frank Lavacek
Yonkers
Lavacek
W. B Mckress
B Avenue NE
Franklin S. Battin
Margaret Pratt
Vivian Powell
Jack Edwards
Score Of 54 Wins 2-Ball Twelvesome at Cedar Rapids Club
A 54 score won the prize Sunday afternoon at Cedar Rapids Country Club in the novel two-ball twelvesome golf match. Eight teams formed by 48 players competed over nine holes. The winning pairing included Mr. and Mrs Frederick Glanville and Mr. and Mrs James Cooper with Miss Audrey Jones and John Carey. Betty Neuzil supervised the events, and the ball sequence included driver two iron five iron putter spoon eight iron throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Frederick 5S Glanville
James L. Cooper
Audrey Jones
John Carey
Betty Neuzil
Miss Joyce Palmer Joins Rockford College as Dance Instructor
Mrs. Harry A Palmer and daughter Joyce Palmer return from Chicago visit to Mr and Mrs W J Bakken. Joyce Palmer, a 1937 University of Wisconsin graduate in dance, will teach dance at Rockford College next year after studies at Bennington School of the Dance and with Mary Wigman. She has taught at Sophie Newcomb College in New Orleans for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Palmer
Joyce Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
Chicago
W J Bakken
Mary Wigman
Dresden
Germany
Stockholm
Sweden
Miss Palmer
Sophie Newcomb College
New Orleans
Kohl Family Returns After Two Week East Trip
Mr and Mrs Otto A Kohl and their son Otto Kohl Jr returned Sunday from a two week motor tour through the east visiting Niagara Falls New York City Montreal Toronto and Detroit They were at home at 860 Seventeenth Street SE Guests visiting include Mrs Kohl s sisters Miss Ada Phillips of Colorado Springs and Mrs F S Brown of Des Moines and Mrs Brown s daughter Miss Barbara Brown who arrived Sunday afternoon.
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East
Otto A. Kohl
Seventeenth Street
Otto Kohl, Jr
Niagara Falls
New York City
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Kohl
Ada Phillips
Colorado Springs
F. S. Brown
Des Moines
Barbara Brown
Mrs F W Franey and daughter return from visits
Mrs F W Franey of 113 Crescent drive SE and her daughter Miss Alicia Franey arrived home Sunday after a two week visit with Mrs Franey’s sister Mrs H W Leech in Odessa and Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Franey
Crescent Drive
Alicia Franey
Franey
H W. Leech
Odessa
Kansas City
Brown Visitors From Baton Rouge Arrive For Week
Arriving Saturday for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. WJ Brown at 1962 First Avenues were their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of Baton Rouge Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJ. Brown
First Avenues
David Brown
Baton Rouge
Faltinsons Headed for Corpus Christi Vacation
Mr and Mrs M J Faltinson of 1333 K avenue NE departed Sunday morning for Corpus Christi Texas to spend the next two weeks vacationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Faltinson
K Avenue
Corpus Christi
Texas
Surprise Birthday Party Hosted by Burlingham and McNeal
Charles Burlingham and Glenn McNeal entertained Mrs Burlingham and Mrs McNeal on Saturday evening at a surprise birthday party. Pinochle was played with prizes awarded to Jerry Holecek Marvin Williams and Joe Collogan. Attendees included the Williams family Faith Alee Jerry Holecek Donny Joe the McNeals and Burlinghams plus Dennis Betsy Svoboda and Joe Collogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burlingham
Fifth Street
Glenn McNeal
Twenty-fourth Avenue SE
Wayne Dean
Larry Allen
Dennis
Betty Svoboda
Joe Collogan
Ha gan Family Reunion Held at Atkins Church
The annual reunion of the Hagan family occurred Friday at the Presbyterian church in Atkins. Thirty six people attended. From Cedar Rapids came Miss Mamie Hagan, Mr and Mrs Joseph Hagan, and Mrs Carrie Hagan with her daughter Myrtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Presbyterian Church
Miss Lorraine Jorgensen Wed in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Miss Lorraine Jorgensen daughter of Mr and Mrs P R Jorgensen Garwin wed Max E Fitzsimmons son of Mr and Mrs W G Fitzsimmons West Branch Sunday at Unity Center Cedar Rapids The Rev James P Gable West Branch officiated The bride wore a navy triple sheer crepe suit The groom is with International Harvester They plan to reside in Davenport A wedding supper followed at Worster tea room with guests including Arlo Jorgensen and Maxine Fitzsimmons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Jorgensen
Cedar Rapids
P. R. Jorgensen
Garwin
Max E. Fitzsimmons
W G. Fitzsimmons
West Branch
Unity Center
James P Gable
Helen Williams
Fitzsimmons
Dillon Grover
Worster
P R. Jorgensen
Arlo
Gable
H A. Fitzsimmons
Maxine
Marjorie Cowgill
Davenport
Francis Richardson
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago Pair Wed In Westminster Church Ceremony
Rosetta Swan of Creston and Frederic Matthias of Chicago married Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Westminster Presbyterian church. Officiant was the bridegroom’s father, with choir and soloist. The couple will reside in Chicago after a Minnesota trip, and both hold degrees from the University of Town and University of Iowa respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta Swan
Frederic Matthias
Chicago
Return From Trip Of Agnes F Edgar Family
Mrs Agnes F Edgar and her son Richard returned from a motor trip to Nebagamon Lake Wisconsin and Duluth Minnesota where they visited relatives and friends. They were accompanied by William Womochil of Fairfax and Mr and Mrs Alvin Womochil and Mrs A Chehak of near Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes F Edgar
Eleventh Street
Richard
Nebagamon Lake
Wis
Duluth
Jean And Glenn Averill Honored Guests At Picnic
Miss Jean Averill and Glenn Averill were guests of honor at a Dows farm picnic in Tampa Florida, hosted by Miss Henrietta Dows. They visited with their mother Mrs Arthur Averill and with local hosts Lulu Averill and Mrs Frank M Hollenbeck, joined by a circle of friends and neighbors from the town.
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Jean and
Glenn Averill
Jean Averill
Glenn Averill NL
Tampa
Fla
Dows Farm
Henrietta Dows
Sutherland C Dows
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Averill
Mr Averill
Arthur Averill
Lulu Averill
Frank M Hollenbeck
Second Avenue
Jeanne
Barbara Marshall
Jean
Joan Newburger
Patricia Salter
Betty Hamilton
Barbara Barry
Phyllis Sheehy
Jim Bramwell
James Coquillette
Robert
Bruce McGregor
Peter Dows
Don Hersch
Tom Barry
Bil Keehn
Bill Bloomhall
Ida Mae Carlson and Paul Dougan Wed in Oelwein
Ida Mae Carlson daughter of Odcelwein residents and Paul Dougan of Dysart were married Sunday at 4 in the Christian church of Oelwein with Rev. William McClurg officiating. Attendants included Darleen Pollock and Alice Street. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after Dougan's employment at Collins Radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Ida Mae Carlson
F H Carlson
Odcelwein
Paul Dougan
A. C. Dougan
Dysart
Christian Church of
William McClurg
Darleen Pollock
Cedar Rapids
L. E. Hilsabeck
Robert Carmichael
Hawkeye
Alice Street
Dixon
Lois
Dougan
Miss Pollock
Robert Norris
Raymond Hodgson
Dawson Grim
Elizabeth Smith-Kennedy
Dr. Kennedy
J. R. Leach
Glen Borland
Wilma Galloway
Ruth Kennedy
Betty Jane Smith
Reed's
Oelwein High
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Clermont
Dysart High School
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Collins Radio Company
Lucille Dietrich Weds Alvin Erger in Cedar Rapids
Miss Lucille Dietrich of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Dietrich of Van Horne married Alvin Erger son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Erger of Newhall on Sunday at 2 pm in St Patrick s parish Cedar Rapids The Rev Donald G Peters performed the double ring ceremony Attending were Mr and Mrs Charles Holyoke The bride wore a navy dress with white accessories corsage of white gardenias The Holyokes wore black and white corsage of gladiolus and roses The bride is a Van Horne high school and Paris Academy of Beauty graduate and works at Lovely Lady Beauty shop The groom runs an oil station in Cedar Rapids and they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Dietrich
Cedar Rapids
Arnold Dietrich
van Horne
Alvin Erger
Joseph Erger
Newhall
St. Patrick's
Donald G. Peters
Charles Holyoke
van Horne High School
Paris Academy of Beauty
Dietrich
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Erger
Engagement Announcement for Eleanor Popelka and Charles Fandrey
Anton Popelka of 2028 Twentieth Street NW announces the engagement of his daughter Eleanor Popelka to Charles W. Fandrey, son of Mr and Mrs C W Fandrey of 623 I Avenue NW. The wedding is planned for August 31 at 8 a.m. at St Wenceslaus Church. Eleanor is a St Wenceslaus High School graduate and works for Quaker Oats. Charles is a Roosevelt High School graduate and employed by Thorpe Top and Body Service.
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Anton Popelka
Twentieth Street
Eleanor Popelka
Charles W. Fandrey
C W. Fandrey
I Avenue
St. Wenceslaus Church
Miss Popelka
St. Wenceslaus High School
Quaker Oats Company
Mr. Fandrey
Roosevelt High School
Thorpe Top and Body Service
Nebraska Guests Visit Montanaro Home
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montanaro, 3224 Carlisle street NE, are Mr. and Mrs. C. Clyde of Lincoln and their daughter Miss Ruth Clyde.
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Charles Montanaro
Carlisle Street
C. Clyde
Lincoln, Neb
Ruth Clyde
Aunt Het Chronicles a Humble Grooming Quest
Ella nudges Jim to shave daily, admiring his looks, yet he fears her noticing if he stays freshly shaved. The slice reveals domestic shorthand and playful banter within a household vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Jim
Gertrude Ilten Marries Sunday in St Ansgar Ceremony
Gertrude Louise Ilten wed LaSalle A Schmidt at Immanuel Lutheran church of St Ansgar in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Paul Brammer. The bride wore soldier blue crepe with seed pearls. attendants included Pauline Schmidt and Eugene Illen. After a family supper, the couple, cited from Coe College and local high school ties, planned a wedding trip and home in Manchester after Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church of
St. Ansgar
LaSalle A Schmidt
Gertrude Louise Ilten
Robert C Illen
Nineteenth Avenue
Schmidt
A. A. Schmidt
Delhi
Paul Brammer
Pauline Schmidt
Eugene Illen
Brammer
Minnesota
Manchester
Coe College
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe Playhouse
Chi Delta
Acorn Beauty
Consolidated High School
Whitten
Wilson and Company
Delhi High School
Dubuque University
Irene McEldon to wed David Taylor in Lutheran church
Mrs Grace McEldon of 1027 Fifth Avenue SE announces the engagement of her daughter Irene to David Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Taylor of Toddville. The wedding is planned for Thursday at 8 PM at the First Lutheran Church with Rev Henry Scherer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McEldon
Fifth Avenue SE
Irene
David Taylor
Fred Taylor
Toddville
First Lutheran Church
Henry Scherer
Birthday Party Honors Jerene Cady at Home
Jerene Anne Cady celebrated her third birthday Thursday at home with family and friends. Refreshments and a table adorned with balloons, favors, and three lighted cakes were enjoyed by attendees including Barbara Landis Margaret Smith Betty Sue Voelker Bobbie Bradley Vernal and Bobbie Moore Judy Rickey Bruce and Gary Pflughaupt Larry Sandburg Charlene Thurston Billy Jim Whiting and many Mrs Cady and Mrs Smith family members.
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Jerene
Anne Cady
Gerald Cady
Cavenne NE
Barbara Landis
Margaret Smith
Betty Sue Voelker
Bobbie Bradley
Vernal
Bobbie Moore
Judy Rickey
Bruce
Gary Pflughaupt
Larry Sandburg
Charlene Thurston
Billy Jim Whiting
Harry A. Cady
E St. Germain
H. J. Smith
Cecil St Germain
D. W. Smith
Clyde Whiting
Glen Moore
Joyce Underwood
Charles Thurston
Carroll Pflughaupt
Harry Cady, Jr
Miss Maregaret Smith
Dennison Family 14th Annual Reunion Held at Center Point
The Dennison family held its fourteenth annual reunion Sunday at the Dennison home stead near Center Point with attendees from Wisconsin and Iowa. Of the 162 presenters Alice Hunter of Urbana was the oldest and Judith K. Bean of Cedar Rapids the youngest. An afternoon program centered on a 79 year old American flag that belonged to Lt. J. M. Dennison of Ohio who led company B in the Civil War. the flag now belongs to John D. Dennison of Cedar Rapids.
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Dennison
Center Point
Wisconsin
Iowa
Alice Hunter
Urbana
Judith K. Bean
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Dennison
Ohio
Twentieth Infantry
John D. Dennison
Mrs McMasters Hosts Past Presidents Club Event
Mrs Gene McMasters hosted members of the Past Presidents club of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War at her home 1836 Park avenue SE. She was assisted by Mrs F W Mulson Mrs John Taylor and Mrs Elizabeth Thompson. Mrs John Heaton was elected president and Mrs Joseph Rust secretary. Others present included Mrs John Culbreth Mrs Frank Kouba Mrs Norman Sutliff and Miss Alma Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McMasters
Park Avenue SE
Daughters of Union Veterans of
F. W. Mulson
John Taylor
Elizabeth Thompson
John Heaton
Joseph Rust
John Culbreth
Frank Kouba
Norman Sutliff
Alma Owens
Kubacks Return From Chicago Vacation With Guest
Mr and Mrs Philip M Kuback of 2022 Ninth Street SW have returned from a vacation in Chicago. Mrs Queene V Hornibrook accompanied them and will visit here until Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip M. Kuback
Ninth Street
Chicago
Queene V. Hornibrook
Mrs Mary Hardy Arrives in Cedar Visit With Kin
Mrs Mary G Hardy of Alhambra California arrived for a visit in the home of her niece Mrs Alfred Witousek of Western with friends and relatives in Cedar.
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Mary G. Hardy
Alhambra
Cslif
Alfred Witousek
Western
Cedar Rapids
Browns Welcome Philppine Guests at Sixth Avenue Home
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs R J Brown 1508 Sixth avenue SE were C C Malmstrom of Manila P I and his daughter Betty Malmstrom. Malmstrom is the father of Mrs Richard S Brown daughter in law of the Browns. The visitors left Monday morning for the east.
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R. J. Brown
Sixth Avenue SE
C. C. Malmstrom
Manilla
P. I
Betty Malmstrom
Malmstrom
Richard S. Brown
J. Brown
East
Frosts set two week fishing trip to Bay Lake Minnesota
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Frost of 1414 Bever Avenue SE leave Sunday for Bay Lake near Brainerd Minnesota for a two week outing. They will also visit Minneapolis. Accompanying them are Mr and Mrs Charles Donohoe of Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Lake
Brainerd
Minn
Thomas W. Frost
Bever Avenue
Minneapolis
Charles Donohoe
Holbrook
Overleys of Chicago Visit Mrs Joel Rogers
Mr and Mrs Charles A Overley of Chicago arrived Saturday for a two week visit with Mrs Overleys mother Mrs Joel E Rogers at 364 Park Terrace SE and with Mr and Mrs JR Overley at 1902 Bever Avenue SE during their stay in the area.
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Overleys
Chicago
Joel Rogers
Charles A. Overley
Overley
Joel E. Rogers
Park Terrace SE
Mr. Overley
Mrs
JR. Overley
Bever Avenue SE
Mrs Vernsten Heads to Duluth for Month Visit
Mrs Vernsten of 517 Fairview Drive SE left Sunday for Duluth Minnesota to visit friends for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernsten
Fairview Drive
Duluth
Minn
Wallace resignation letter to Roosevelt Aug 15 1940
Secretary Wallace submits resignation effective Sept 5 1940 and praises Roosevelt. He thanks the President for eight years of governance and the agriculture department’s work, noting the shift to campaign duties and the potential for broader impact. The President accepts the resignation and asserts public opinion as arbiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Roosevelt praises farmer policy and democratic values
In a letter Roosevelt lauds a colleague for broad view on agricultural problems and their ties to economic and international issues. He emphasizes adherence to democracy, the good neighbor policy, and the value of public addresses during autumn to inform farmers and citizens about seven years of work for agriculture and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D, Roosevelt
Lindbergh Views Stir Midwest Support Says Gazette Editor
Verne Marshall writes in Scribner's Commentator that a majority of Americans, especially in the Midwest, back Lindbergh's program amid world crisis. The Gazette editor notes US citizens want armed defense but oppose fighting wars abroad, stressing preservation of constitutional rights and liberties.
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Midwest
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Verne Marshall
Scribner’s
Commentator
Gazette
Lindbergh
United States
New York
Marshall
Mars
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