Johnson And Crosby Guests Of Honor At Ce Rapids Social
Miss Jean tte Johnson of Toronto visits her aunt Miss Lelia Johnson while Miss Jane Crosby of Washington is guest of Mrs. Yarnall and Miss Julia Robbins. Florence Mae and Frances Wolfe host a tea for Miss Johnson and Lelia Johnson attends a bridge luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country club. Crosby attends a Friday bridge party at Mrs Yarnall home with guests including Miss Robbins and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar Rapids Society
Jeantte Johnson
Toronto
Canada
Lelia ‘Johnson
First Avenue E
Jane Crosby
Washington
Dp. C
Thomas C. ’Yarnall
Julia Robbins
Florence Mae
Frances Wolfe
Miss Johnson
James W. Good
Miss Crosby
Lelia Johnson
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Crosby
Yarnall
Twenty-first Street
Robbins
Richard Killian
Frances Allen
Herbert Killian
Elizabeth Epler
Clyde Ene
Raymond Rutherard
Mrs Williams Visits Council Bluffs Parents
Mrs Howard W Williams of Council Bluffs arrived Thursday for a ten day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John Mills at 1259 Second Avenue SE. She will return home with her son John who has been with the Mills this summer. Mrs Gilbert G Boyson of Cedar Rapids who stayed with Mrs Williams in Council Bluffs joined them in Cedar Rapids on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Williams
Council Bluffs
John
Mills
Second Avenue SE
Gilbert G. Boyson
Nineteenth Street
Williams
Cedar Rapids
Wrights Visit In Arcadia Family Homes
Mrs W W Wright of Toulon Illinois arrives with her sons William and Joel for a weekend visit to relatives in the city. Mrs Wright and William stay with Mrs L T Jackson at 2336 Linden drive SE while Joel visits Mrs C R Chandler at 624 Nineteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wright
Toulon, Til
William
Joel
Hamilton Family Plans September Trip Abroad
Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton of Linden Drive SE and their son John will sail Monday on the Bremen Landing from Bremen Germany. They expect to visit Berlin Paris and Vienna during September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
John
New York
Bremen
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
MacMichael Family Heads to Petersburg Illinois
Dr and Mrs M D MacMichael of Mason City take their children Sally and Malcolm II on a visit to Petersburg Illinois after stopping to see Mrs Grant Reynolds at 2009 Bever Avenue SE They will stay two weeks with Dr MacMichael's parents before returning to Cedar Rapids for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. MacMichael
Mason City
Sally
Malcolm II
Petersburg
Ill
MacMichal
Grant Reynolds
Bever ‘Avenue
Dr. Mac- Michael
Cedar Rapids
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Carlton in Seattle Social Circle
A luncheon was hosted by Mrs. Edna Barrett Jackson at 1239 First Avenue E for Mrs. Don Carlton of Fort Oglethorpe Ga now visiting Mr. and Mrs. James H. Yuill at 725 Nineteenth Street SE. The guest list included musicians active with Mrs. Carlton when she lived in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carlton
Fort Oglethorpe
James H. Yuill
Nineteenth Street
Edna Barrett Jackson
First Avenue
Carlton
Cedar Rapids
Huntington Guests Return From West Tour
Mr and Mrs Arthur Huntington entertain Dr Clifford Huntington of Columbus and his niece Miss Jean Barkman of Springfield as they return from a west tour They attended the Olympic games in California Dr Huntington is head of the social geography department at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Huntington
Fifth Avenue SE
Clifford Huntington
Columbus
Ohio
Jean Barkman
Springfield
California
Huntington
University of Ohio
Bryan relatives tour includes Chicago visit
The Misses Katherine and Ruth Bryan of 530 Sixth Street SE returned Wednesday from Owenton Kentucky stopping in Chicago where they were guests of Mr and Mrs J Hi Taft and their daughter Jane former Cedar Rapids residents. They accompanied their aunt Miss Essie Bryan to Kentucky and she had visited the Bryan home for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Ruth Bryan
Sixth Street
Owenton, Ky
Chicago
J Hi, Taft
Jane
Cedar Rapids
Essie Bryan
Kentucky
Bryan Home
Mrs Donica Family Visit From Evanston Nl to Cedar Rapids
Mrs J F Donica of Evanston Nl and her daughters Catherine and Frances visit Cedar Rapids relatives. They plan to travel to Rolfe where Frances Donica teaches. Mrs Race of Chicago to return home after six weeks with son Frank B Race and family at 3010 Cottage Grove avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Donica
Evanston, Nl
Catherine
Frances
Cedar Rapids
Gind
An d Naibert
Grande avenue_ SE
Rolfe
Frances Donica
Race
Isabel Race
Chicago
Frank B Race
Cottage Grove Avenue
Foster couple attends Des Moines baby health contest
Dr and Mrs Morgan Jd Foster of 02 Forest Drive SE traveled to Des Moines Thursday where Dr Foster serves as an examiner in the state fair baby health contest. They plan to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Jd. Foster
Forest Drive
Des Moines
Foster
Miss Ruccy Moore Returns From Lake Okoboji Visit
Miss Ruccy Moore of 36 Knollwood Drive SE returned Wednesday from a four week stay with friends at Lake Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruccy Moore
Knollwood Drive
Lake Okoboji
Washington visitor Lily Belle Lockwood arrives in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lily Belle Lockwood of Washington DC arrives for a ten day Cedar Rapids visit staying at the Hotel Roosevelt. A former city resident she serves as secretary to Congressman Cyrenus Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lily Belle Lockwood
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Ben Hur Lodge Plans Card Party Saturday Night
Ben Hur Lodge announces a card party this Saturday at 8 30 p m with Mrs O F Quick in charge. The event aims to fund lodge activities and welcome members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tur
Ben Hur
Ben Hur Has
O. F. Quick
Engagement celebration dinner and bridge party
Mr and Mrs F L Shramek hosted a dinner and bridge party Thursday at the Elms tea room in honor of Miss Anne Jack whose marriage to Harlan Benner of Honolulu will take place in October. Guests included Miss Jack and many friends. prizes were won by several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Shramek
Grande Avenue SE
Elms Tea Room
Anne Jack
Harlan Benner
Honolulu
Hawaii
Miss Jack
Robert Jack
Jack Starman
O. L. Starman
John Heaton
Chris Miller
Charles Bode
Harry Manchester
John Scheitzer
Ed Manilaw
Lillian Bell
Frank Keyser
Jess A. Kitterman
Ernestine Mineck
Howard Seid
Scranton
Bridge
Keyser
Manchester
Kitterman
Manilaw
Bode
Jack
Local Ladies Take Motor Trip to Wisconsin Illinois
The Misses Blanche and Laura Krebs and Mrs. Fred J. Poyneer left Friday afternoon for a motor trip to McGregor Wisconsin and Illinois. They expect to return the middle of next week. Miss Cynthia Stocking, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Krumbholtz, will depart Saturday for Kalamazoo Michigan. Many informal affairs have been given in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Laura Krebs
Pleasant Drive
Fred J. Poyneer
Snollwood Drive
McGregor
Wisconsin
Illinois
Cynthia Stocking
Dwight Krumbholtz
Fifth Avenue SE
Kalamazoo
Midh
Darling child frocks pattern 2416 by Anne Adams
Step by step diagrams with pattern 2416 for sizes 4 to 12. Includes yoke seam, revers, back neck tab, and bloomers. Send 15 cents per pattern, address Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept 243 West 17th Street New York City. Catalog price 15 cents. catalog and pattern 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rancids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Miss Celia Christle Hosts Honor Party for Sister Marguerite
Miss Celia Christle entertained Wednesday evening at 816 Sixteenth Street SE in honor of sister Marguerite on her upcoming Sept 6 wedding. Gifted guests included Marguerite Christie and many friends. refreshments were served by Mrs. E G Christie and Mrs FP Christie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Christle
E. G. Christle
Sixteenth Street
Marguerite
Marguerite Christie
Mary Stanek
Mary Kula
Evelyn Christie
Grace Svec
Marjorie Dvorak
Opal ON Dvorak
Agnes Kuba
Lucille Christie
Grace
Birthday Party Honors Billy Carney at 6th Birthday
Mrs J J Carney hosted twenty six children at 1023 Avenue NW for Billy Carney’s sixth birthday party with pink and white decorations and a lawn refreshments spread. Guests included Patsy Ann La Velle, Jackie Murrin, Nadine Florang, and others. assisted by Mrs Bernard Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Carney
Avenue NW
Billy
Billy Carney
Patsy Ann la Velle
Jackie Murrin
Jackie
Nadine
Glenn Florang
Jean Ethel Brown
Nellie Noble
Helen Arlene Robinson
Junior
Vincent Carney
George Hoddy
Donald Shhindler
John May
Bobby Bednacek
Kathleen Miller
Bobby Dresher
Doris Ann Watson
Betty Jo Thompson
Betty Jean Carnutt
Joy Lane
Carney
George Baldwin
Vincent
Joe
Billy Wall
Bernard Brown
Jack Florang
Leo Carney
Alice May
Helen Gould
Ward Family Returns From Minnesota Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs J R Ward of Grande Avenue and their children Jeanne Ann and Russell Jr have come back from a weeklong fishing trip in northern Minnesota. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Walter Palmer and their Bangor Maine family and by Mr and Mrs E E Ward and their Newton family. Also with them were Mr and Mrs William Sanger of Iowa City and Mrs Bertha Mewhirter of Mitchell South Dakota. The Palmers and Mrs Mewhirter will depart Saturday for Bangor Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ward
Grande Avenue
Jeanne Ann
Russell, Jr
Minnesota
Walter Palmer
Bangor
Maine
E. E. Ward
Newton
William Sanger
Iowa City
Palmer
Bertha Mewhirter
Mitchell
Tea Honor for Miss Melvina Svec Visiting Buffalo Guest List
Miss Jane Houghton hosted a bridge tea Thursday for Miss Melvina Svec of Buffalo New York visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Svec at 1612 Maplewood Drive NE. Attending were Miss Jennie Post Miss Rachel McIntyre Miss Helen Hrines Miss Sylvia Chada Miss Vivienne Robinson Miss Mildred Krebs and Misses Martha and Ruth Grifa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Houghton
Thirty Third Street
Melvina Svec
Buffalo
N.Y
John Svec
Maplewood Drive
Jennie Post
Rachel McIntyre
Helen Hribnes
Sylvia Chada
Vivienne Robinson
Mildred Krebs
Martha
Ruth Grifa
Birmingham Couple Visiting Ten Days with Mrs Hines
Mr and Mrs Roland Lee Jenkins of Birmingham Alabama are visiting for ten days with Mrs Ethel N Hines at 2517 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Lee Jenkins
Birmingham
Ala
Ethel N. Hines
Bever Avenue
Montgomerys Return From Three Week Vacation
The Rev Mr and Mrs W A Montgomery of 120 Seventeenth street SE returned Wednesday from a three weeks vacation. They visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J C Stronbehn at Worthington Minnesota, then went to Lake Francis Minnesota for ten days at a cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Montgomery
Seventeenth Street SE
J. C. Stronbehn
Worthington
Minn
Lake Francis
Dieman Family Return From Peoria Visit
Mrs. E. G. Dieman of 217 B avenue NW and Miss Lorraine Dieman with Mrs. Augusta Steineck plan to return Saturday from Peoria Indiana where they visited Mrs. Dieman's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Avenue NW
Lorraine Dieman
Augusta Steineck
Peoria, IN
Dieman
Mrs Burton Snow Visits Evanston Relative
Mrs Burton Snow of Evanston Illinois visited her mother Mrs Kent Ferman in the Brown apartments during the early part of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton L. Snow
Evanston, Ill
Kent Ferman
Brown Apartments
Engineer H L Simpson Visits Parents in City
H L Simpson of New York City toured in this city Tuesday to see his parents Mr and Mrs W H Simpson at 861 A avenue NE. Simpson is a consulting engineer with the Vacuum Oil corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Simpson
New York City
W. H. Simpson
A Avenue
Mr. Simpson
The
Vacuum Oil Corporation
Shower Honors Miss Emma Bousek Before Oct. 3 Wedding
Mrs. Victor Hamilton hosted a Wednesday evening shower at 601 I Avenue NW for Miss Emma Bousek. Guests included Mrs. F W Bartling and many Bousek relatives with the forthcoming marriage to William Duffy of Ames on Oct 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hamilton
I Avenue NW
Emma Bousek
William Duffy
Ames
Miss Bousek
F. W. Bartling
Ignac Krejel
Anna Bousek
Milo Staurac
Floyd Ernest
Jim Tresnak
Louis Tresnak
John Bousek
Charles Kubec
J. Kopecky
F. Shimek
J. Benda
F. Gelski
John Pisarek
Leo Macha
Verne Usher
Ann Keckle
Sue Prazek
Mary Janu
Mame Taibor
Ann Kopecky
Julia Shimek
Ruth Bartling
Lillian Parkan
Mystery of the missing shoe strings at The Gazette
Bull Dougherty of The Gazette found his shoes lacking laces on Friday. He searched the locker room and questioned coworkers but could not locate the missing strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull” Dougherty
The
Gazette Stereotype Department
Iocker
Bill
Letters to Miss Manners Sparks Reader Conflicts
A Cedar Rapids Gazette letters page features readers debating unexpected visits, partner fidelity, and a provocative reader Palz who criticizes Miss Manners. Margaret defends frank talk, while the editor doubts Palz’s self-portrayal.
The Little Planets After Jupiter in Moonlit Skies
Uncle Ray guides readers through early space lessons about Jupiter’s moons and the many asteroids or Little Planets. He notes over 900 small bodies, weak gravity on tiny asteroids, a near-miss encounter, and the asteroid belt location between Jupiter and Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Empire State Building
Surprise Leaflet items and California forest funds
The leaflet offers 24 riddles five magic tricks and seven puzzles obtainable by mailing a stamped return envelope to Uncle Ray. California forest chief B Snow says Congress will spend 3 584 615 dollars in the coming fiscal year on national forests in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ray
B. Snow
Forest Service
California
Labor Federation Proposes Jobs for Unemployed as Park Police
The Federation of Labor voted Thursday night to have its grievance committee seek interviews with Dan Kruildenter, commissioner of public safety, about placing unemployed men as special policemen at dances and amusement parks. The plan targets men who have civil service passes but cannot secure fire or police positions, currently handled by park managers. Delegate Fred Burwinkle spoke during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
Dan Kruildenter
Commissioner of Public Safety
Fred Burwinkle
Informal Talks Outline Duty Rules for Dances and Parks
A federation official discussed with Kruid enier that uniformed men should be on duty at dances and parks. Several routine matters were reviewed before the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruidenier
Anthony’s remodeled grocery store set to open Saturday
Anthony's grocery store at C street and Sixteenth avenue SW prepares to open its remodeled building with larger facilities for cash and carry. A 24 foot addition at the rear was completed last week to meet rising business needs.
Grand Opening Sale Details Mentioned in Local Paper
Fragmented OCR note references a grand opening sale announced for Saturday with details carried in an edition of the Alexander the Great era publication. The text is garbled and reads as a partial ad note with left handed phrasing and missing specifics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iss Johnson
Iss Crosby
Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Wright
James E. Hamiltons
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. Carlton
Evanston
Okoboji
Sarah
Krumbholtz
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
Marguerite Christle
Miss Houghton
Miss Svec
Mrs. Hines
Montgomerys
Peoria
Mrs. Snow
Mary Manners
Miss Manners
D. A
P. C
Palz
Sticks
City Dump
Infants Home
Eough
Margaret
Willie Willis
Uncle Ray’s
Ceres
Great Britain
Earth
Venus
al- Pallas
British Isles
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Aravy
Second Street
S.E
Labor Federation
Anthony Grocery
Department Store
Paramount
Kline’s
Cash
Kline’ S
Jersey
Jacquard
Knickers
Alexander the Great
Zoric
Gil
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