Lillian Chapman and Orville Orr Wed at Reid Home
Miss Lillian M Chapman niece of Mrs. Reid and Orville O Orr of Cedar Falls married at the Reid home with Dr Holland Hansen officiating. Guests from Cedar Rapids Muscatine and Chicago attended. The couple will reside in Valley Junction where Orr will coach. Mrs Orr taught home economics in Clarion and Orr holds a master's in political science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M Chapman
Raymond A. Reid
Knollwood Drive
Orville O Orr
Cedar Falls
Reid
Holland Hansen
Des Moines
Mary E. White
Cedar Rapids
Edward Boell
Iowa City
Boell
Mary Louise Chapman
Marjorie Woodland
Boulder
Cole
F. E. Mueller
Independence
Jack Orr
Chicago
Lee Chambers
Cedar Fails
Buddy White
Cleveland
Virginia White
Jimmie Minneker
Detroit
Orr
Valley Junction
Ward Chambers
C F. Minneker
Frank Klees
Waukon
L. L. White
A A Sones
J .A. Belknap
Anamosa
Sheldon Chubb
Marvin Kuhn
Gay Orr
Percy Engle
Members of club honor J W Groves at SF dinner
Mr and Mrs J W Groves of 328 Forest SF were honored by club members at a Commonwealth tea room dinner on Thursday. Hosts were Dr and Mrs T Gorman of 2426 Grande Avenue, SF, prior to their weekend departure for Omaha to make a home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Groves
Forest
Omaha
Commonwealth Tea Room
T . Gorman
Grande Avenue
Mrs Lillian Chapman Weds In Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs Lillian Chapman of Cedar Rapids wed Thursday at noon in the Reid home at 512 Knollwood Drive SE. She becomes Mrs Orville O Orr of Valley Junction and is the niece of Mrs Raymond A Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville O Orr
Valley Junction
Lillian Chapman
Cedar Rapids
Raymond A. Reid
Knollwood Drive
Reid
Jane O Meara Hosts Patricia Groves Breakfast
A breakfast gathering was held Thursday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club hosted by Miss Jane O Meara at 1903 Bever Avenue SE. The event honored Patricia Groves and her parents Mr. and Mrs J W Groves as they plan to move to Omaha this weekend. Eighteen out of town guests attended including Miss Hortense Low of Fort Madison Miss Jean Luberger of Cincinnati and Miss Martha Louise Matkin of Chippewa Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Jane O'Meara
Bever Avenue SE
Patricia Groves
J. W Groves
Omaha
Hortense Low
Fort Madison
Jean Luberger
Cincinnati
Martha Louise Matkin
Chippewa Falls
McGregor Family Return From Estes Park Summer
Mr and Mrs A W McGregor and their children Bonnie Jean Bruce and Robert arrived home Thursday evening from Estes Park and the Tom Tucker ranch at Nederlands Colorado where Bruce and Robert spent the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W McGregor
Avenue NE
Bonnie Jean
Bruce
Robert
Estes Park
Tom Tucker
Coquillette Return From Minnesota Trip
Mrs. Se Coquillette and her daughter Janet returned Thursday from Lake Sylvia Minnesota where they motored to bring back James Coquillette who had spent eight weeks at Camp Owanka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE. Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
Janet
Lake Sylvia
Minn
James Coquillette
Camp Owanka
Mrs Amy Dobson Re-elected President At Nazarene Meeting
Mrs Amy Dobson of Glenwood was re-elected president of the Town district women's missionary societies of the Church of the Nazarene at the fourteenth annual meeting held at Trinity Methodist church. Mrs Rosa Campbell of Waterloo is first vice-president and Mrs Fred Bishop of Council Bluffs is second vice-president. Officers for 1935-36 include Mrs B L Wilson Ames corresponding secretary Mrs Paul R. James Council Bluffs recording secretary Mrs Dwight Kessler University Park treasurer Mrs C M King Iowa City study superintendent and Mrs A Reid Des Moines publicity superintendent. Dobson and James were named delegates to the general assembly at Kansas City in 1936. Dr J B Chapman and Eugenia Phillips spoke at the Tuesday afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Dobson
Glenwood
Women's Missionary Societies
Church of the Nazarene
Trinity Methodist Church
Rosa Campbell
Waterloo
Fred Bishop
Council Bluffs
B L Wilson
Ames
Paul R. James
Dwight Kesseler
University Park
C M King
Iowa City
Chicago Visitors Meet Local Family Pioneers Move
From Chicago, Mr and Mrs Otto Phir visit their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs C J Uhlir at 1524 Fifth Avenue SE. The Uhlirs recently moved here from Chicago with their child Whlir, an industrial engineer with W' son and company. Mrs Pp Uhlir is a former Cedar Rapids resident and was Miss Julia Schuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Phir
Chicago
C J Uhlir
Fifth Avenue
Whlir
W'son and Company
Pp Uhlir
Cedar Rapids
Julia Schuster
Two Honor Mrs Russell Lemley Dinner Shower
Mrs James McCutcheon of Mount Vernon and Miss Louise Safely of Cedar Rapids hosted a dinner in Cedar Rapids at 312 Nassau Street SE honoring Mrs Russell Lemley a recent bride A miscellaneous shower of gifts followed while Bridge entertained guests including Mrs Lemley Mrs C J Lynch Jr Mrs RF McGinnis Miss Helen Kehoe Miss Malvina McKenna Miss Lora Baker Miss Gladys Groth the Misses Dorothy and Perle Lee and Mrs Paul Olsen of Iowa City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCutcheon
Mount Vernon
Louise Safely
Cedar Rapids
McCutcheon
C. J. Lynch
Nassau Street
Russell Lemley
Mrs Ambroz Returns From California Visit
Mrs Otto Ambroz of 1010 First Avenue East has come back after six weeks in California. She visited sister Mrs George E Gable in Beverly Hills and several former Cedar Rapids residents. Attendees included Allan King of Palos Verdes George Shean of Beverly Hills and Paul Brecht of Azusa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Ambroz
First Avenue E
California
George E. Gable
Beverly Hills
Cedar Rapids
Allan King
Palos Verdes
George Shean
Paul Brecht
Azusa
Ambroz
San Diego
Mrs Wallace Darling and Mrs Clare Marshall Return From North Trip
Mrs Wallace Darling and Mrs Clare Marshall returned from a weeklong trip to the north. They visited Cedar Rapids resident Mrs James W Bell at Tomahawk Lake Wisconsin and toured Mackinac Island and other points in Michigan and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Darling
Crescent Street
Clare Marshall
Pleasant Drive
James W. Bell
Cedar Rapids
Tomahawk Lake
Wis
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Wisconsin
Visit in Salem With Easton Family and Tuel Relatives
Mrs. Clark Easton of 206 Thirty First Street NE and her children travel with her sister Mrs. V R Tuel of Salem Oregon. They left Thursday for a week's visit with relatives at Oclwein. They will then go to Spirit Lake for September with Will Hanson, Mrs. Hanson, and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Easton
V. R. Tuel
Salem
Ore
Oclwein
Spirit Lake
Miss Werkman Guest Of Dr Werkman At Washington Ave Home
Miss Marian Davidson entertained guests Thursday evening in compliment to Miss Margaret Werkman of Chicago. Miss Werkman is a guest in the home of her parents Dr and Mrs D J Werkman at 1936 Washington avenue SE. They recently returned from an eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Davidson
Seventeenth Street
Margaret Werkman
Chicago
D. J. Werkman
Washington Avenue
Werkman
Miss Davidson
Konecny Family Returns Home From Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs J L Konecny of 315 Crescent Drive SE and daughters Valerie and Allayne returned Wednesday from Temp lar Park Spirit Lake. Miss Marguerite Konecny recently traveled from Gunnison Colorado after teaching there for a month to visit her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Konecny
Crescent Drive
Valerie
Allayne
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Marguerite Konecny
Gunnison
Colo
Knights Return From Eastern States and Canada
Dr and Mrs B L Knight and daughters Jean and Ruth returned from three weeks in the eastern states and Canada, arriving at their home on Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B L. Knight
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Jean
Ruth
States
Canada
On Great Lakes Cruise Aboard the SS Octorara
Miss Emily Zezula Miss Lillian Dinsdale and Miss Nettie Sisam cruise the Great Lakes aboard the SS Octorara in a social voyage with three young ladies named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Emily Zezula
Lillian Dinsdale
Nettie Sisam
Mrs Henry Roselle Leaves for Los Angeles Visit
Mrs Henry Roselle of Lincoln Heights SE departs Friday for Los Angeles to spend an extended visit with her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Henry Roselle Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roselle
Lincoln Heights
Los Angeles
Woolworth Picnic For Women Employees Held Sunday
The annual Woolworth company women employees picnic under managers Will Dunsar and Fred Dullock will be Sunday at noon. Attendees should meet at Mrs. Glen Baker's home at 1021 Center Point Road NE and bring their usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth Company
Will Dunsar
Fred Dullock
Glen Baker
Center Point Road
B and P W Members Plan For Year
Officers and executive board members of the Business and Professional Women's club met at the McDonald cottage Camp La Peches with Mrs Glenn B MecDonald hosting. After a picnic dinner a business meeting reviewed plans for the coming year's activities. Present were Ruth Howard Imogen Emery Merle Harris Etta Loyka Ethelyn Scott Lena Nelson Ida Caryl Marjorie Meeker Gertrude Steiner Emma Hagenstein Hazel Hicks Dorothy Meeker Ella Horn Edna Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Glenn B. Mec- Donald
Mc Donald
Camp la Peches
Ruth Howard
Imogen Emery
Merle Harris
Etta Loyka
Ethelyn Scott
Lena Nelson
Ida Caryl
Marjorie Meeker
Gertrude Steiner
Emma Hagenstein
Hazel Hicks
Dorothy Meeker
Ella Horn
Edna Wilson
New Truck Line Routes Open Sept 1 in Iowa
Three additional truck routes approved by the Iowa board of railroad commissioners will start service from Cedar Rapids by September 1. The National Transfer and Storage Co. will haul to Palo, Shellsburg, Vinton, Garrison, Dysart, Traer, Clutter, Elberon and Vining, among others, from Marshalltown. Clark Freight Line will serve Buckingham, Voorhies, Hudson, Cedar Falls, Castle Hill, Shell Rock, Clarksville and Fort Dodge, linking with Brady and Butterworth lines. Schlick Truck Line will run to Janesville, Plainfield, Nashua, Charles City, Floyd and nearby towns. The board found no need for duplicate track with Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railway between Cedar Rapids, Waterloo and Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
Cedar Rapids
Harry F. Sundberg
Traffic Bureau of
The
Chamber of Commerce
National Transfer and Storage Co
Marshalltown
Palo
Shellsburg
Vinton
Garrison
Dysart
Traer
Clutter
Elberon
Vining
Clark
R. B. Fearing
Cedar Falls
Buckingham
Voorhies
Hudson
Cedar Heights
Castle Hill
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Allison
Bristow
Dumont
Hansell
Coulter
Latimer
Alexander
Dows
Galt
Rowan
Clarion
Holmes
Goldfield
Eagle Grove
Vincent
Fort Dodge
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fashion pattern shows slim central panel frock for fall wear
Anne Adams presents Pattern 2381 a two in one frock for college girls and working women with a slim central panel bell sleeves and multiple color button ideas. Sizes 12 to 42 require fabric and contrasting yardage. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and offers Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book details and order info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Trousseau
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
Ats
New York
N. Y
Good Parties booklet offers party games and tips
Our Home Institute presents the 32 page GOOD PARTIES booklet filled with games and stunts for showers birthdays and entertaining for charity. It suggests word games Two-Dollar Words fun with guests and a centered stage challenge. Order via coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Home Institute
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Plans Athletic Field As A WPA Project
DES MOINES Excavation and tiling of a football field and construction of bleachers at a total cost of 19 150 by the Mount Vernon independent school district is one of the WPA projects forwarded to Washington D C by L S Hill Iowa WPA director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mount Vernon Independent
Washington, D. C
L. S. Hill
Iowa
WPA
Rome Alarmed At Report Of British Fleet Movements
Reports of a British fleet movement in the Mediterranean and near Gibraltar dominated discussions in Rome with officials saying the situation had not changed. In Venice four workers were killed and four injured when a pick struck an unexploded World War II shell at a road construction site near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Venice
Here
Receiver seeks sale of Kenwood Savings Bank property
Notice to interested parties that D W Bates as Receiver for Kenwood Savings Bank asks authority to sell real estate in Linn County Iowa to Court Hollenbeck Jennie M Hollenbeck and Laura May Hollenbeck for 5400 cash with other terms described, hearing set August 31 1935 at Cedar Rapids courthouse. Objections or bids may be submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
D. W Bates
State of Iowa
Kenwood Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
District Court of
Towa
Rae Heaton
D. W. Bates
State of Laws
Grape Jelly Advice From Nancy Page Column
Margaret hosts a lunch party as Florence La Genke cites Nancy Page on making grape jelly. Extract grape juice during season, can it, and in winter use the juice to avoid tartaric acid crystals that form on standing. Choose grapes that are not under or overripe for proper jelly texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Nancy Page
France
Grapes to Jelly and Juice Methods From a 19th Century Guide
Instructions describe washing grapes and cooking with minimal water to extract juice, then sugaring and boiling to jelly. Alternative method pours hot juice into jars for canning, preserving fresh grape flavor. Also explains making grape juice by adding sugar, boiling water, and oven canning at 275 degrees for 20 minutes.
Protest on Wage Scale Cuts for Highway Work
The Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor will protest to Gov. Clyde Herring and the Iowa state highway commission against proposed wage scale reductions for highway work. J. C. Lewis reported pay could drop 16 to 20 percent with skilled labor as low as 60 cents an hour. The federation urged state-wide protests and discussed fights against the state fair board and WPA chief engineer Prof. George Keller in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Clyde Herring
Iowa State Highway Commission
J. C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Lewis
State Fair Board
George Keller
WPA
Iowa
Peacock Files Assault Charge On Jones County Att'y
Jones County Attorney Marvin Levsen was charged with assault with intent to commit great bodily injury after a raid on Peacock at Columbia hall Stone City. Emmett Peacock faced prior arrests over a raid at Peacock's roadhouse and is free on bonds related to confiscated cash and illegal beer sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jones County
Marvin Levsen
F. H. Whitcombe
Emmett Peacock
Levsen
Peacock
Columbia Hall
Stone City
Larceny Charge Leads to Bond Posted. Dance Hall Operation Guilty
Peacock pled guilty to operating in a dance hall and paid a $10 fine after posting a $500 bond on the larceny charge. Constable Ralph Shoop reported Friday morning. County Attorney Levien, Sheriff Eichhorn, Constables Shoop and Leonard Norton, and a special deputy sheriff formed Saturday night's raiding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock
Ralph Shoop
Levien
Eichhorn
Dining Etiquette in Colonial Times and Saucer Use
In colonial days diners drank from saucers with etiquette approval. Smaller dishes were placed for cups while saucers were used to keep the tablecloth clean.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillian M. Chapman
Orville O. Orr
Reid Home
CLUB
J. W. Groves
Atlas Mason Jars
Hazel-Atlas Glass CO
Dept. N
Wheeling, W. Va
McGregors
Coquillettes
Nazarene Women
Mrs
Miss Werkman
Konecnys
Woolworth
Nash
van Cleve Laboratories
P. W
Avto
Florence la Genke
Dr. Doherty
Optome Star
Jeweley CO
Nancy
Newmans
Ere
P Sree
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