Social events honor brides elect Miss Turner and Miss Stubbs
Chief social events Thursday featured parties for brides elect Miss Virginia Turner and Miss Mary Stubbs. Hostesses Mrs Herbert Killian and Mrs Edwyn Clapp hosted a tea at 350 Woodland Drive SE for Miss Stubbs, with about fifty guests. Luncheon at the Green home honored Miss Turner with fourteen covers. Further entertaining included a family buffet supper for Miss Turner and Ronald Evans prior to their wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Turner
Mary Stubbs
Herbert Killian
Edwyn Clapp
Woodland Drive
Stubbs
Wayne J Foster
G Stewart Holmes
Clare Marshall
Roswell H Pickford
Miss Turner
George Josselyn
Twenty-third Street Drive
Howard Green
Bever Avenue
Green Home
Isabelle Cherry
Kenilworth
Mary Jane Burr
Hinsdale
Elizabeth Scott
Chicago
Laura Turner
Nettie Neff
Avenue NE
Ronald Evans
John B Turner, II
Mrs Brunot and family host visit after wedding
Mrs John B Brunot Jr of Elwood City Pa and daughter Mary plus Mrs John B Brunot of Greensburg Pa were guests of Miss Turner and Mrs Neff and John B Turner. The Brunots spent several days here and Mrs Brunot planned a longer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riage
John B Brunot, Jr
Elwood City
Mary
John B. Brunot
Greensburg
Miss Turner
Neff
John B. Turner
John Brunots
Brunot
Des Moines Describes LeCron Jurs Private Ceremony Plans
Mr and Mrs Sumner Quarton and their children will attend a concluding party tonight in Des Moines honoring Miss Florence LeCron of Des Moines and Eugene Jurs of Piedmont Calif. The Quar ton family dinner will be hosted by Mr Gardner Cowles and Mrs Cowles at their home. The wedding is set for Friday morning at the LeCron residence in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Quarton
Beth Quarton
Gardner
Florence LeCron
Des Moines
Eugene Jurs
Piedmont
Calif
Gardner Cowles
Quarton
LeCron
Daughters Return From Camp Lake Hubert Training Camp
The Misses Marien and Eleanor Hunting daughters of Mr and Mrs R D Hunting of 2800 First Avenue East will return at week’s end from Camp Lake Hubert Minn where they spent the summer in the councilors training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marien
Eleanor Hunting
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue E
Camp Lake Hubert
Minn
Counclors
Barrys Return From Mapleton Visit
Mr and Mrs John W Barry Jr and their daughter have returned home from Mapleton where they spent the last week visiting Mrs Barry's parents Mr and Mrs C M Ferrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Barry, Jr
Twenty-third Street Drive
Mapleton
Mrs C A Fisher Visits Donald Barry Home
Mrs. C A Fisher of Glidden is visiting her daughter Mrs. Donald S Barry at 1920 Fourth Avenue SE. She returned with Mrs Barry and her children after a vacation in Glidden and attendance at the Des Moines state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A Fisher
Glidden
Donald S. Barry
Fourth Avenue SE
Barry
Des Moines
NAMES BRIDGE WINNERS AT Longueville home
Mrs Ray Gorman and Mrs A Sanders led north and south while Mrs Lena Hodgmn and Miss Nora Nelson topped east and west in the regular duplicate contract bridge Tuesday evening at 7935 Blake boulevard SE. Second prizes went to Mrs W Mt Jayne and Mrs RS Hardenderf in north south and to Mr and Mrs Davis of Manchester in east west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gorman
A Sanders
Lena Hodgmn
Nora Nelson
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
W .Mt Jayne
RS Hardenderf
Davis
Manchester
Cedar Rapids couple wed at Westminster church
Pearl Boland and Don L. Hunt, both of Cedar Rapids, married in a single ring ceremony at Westminster Presbyterian church. Rev Renwick McCullough officiated. Miss West played the organ. Attendants included Clifton Peeples and Gerald Hunt. The couple plan to live at the Meade apartment. Mr Hunt is an electrical inspector for the Iowa Electric Light and Power company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Boland
Don L. Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Renwick McCullough
Miss West
Clifton Peeples
Town City
Gerald Hunt
Earlville
Johanna Hill
The
Valley
Mrs. Peeples
Hunt
Meade
Earlville High School
School of Electrical Engineering
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
C .E Barr
Lydia Snider
Harold Brown
Shuttleworths Host Dinner for Visiting Guests
Mr and Mrs V Craven Shuttleworth invite guests to dinner at 1801 Second Avenue SE honoring Mr and Mrs A M Shive of Belgian Congo Africa Mr and Mrs McGregor Shive of Manhattan Beach California and Miss Frances Shive of Mineral Wells Texas visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Phillip W Shive 2316 B Avenue NE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
A. M Shiive
Belgian Congo
Africa
McGregor Shive
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Frances Shive
Mineral Wells
Tex
Phillip W. Shive
B Avenue NE
Mrs Graves and daughter return from cross country trip
Mrs H N Graves and her daughter Patricia return home to 2142 Blake boulevard SE after a month away in New York City and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H N Graves
Blake Boulevard
Patricia
New York City
Atlantic City
Mrs Johnston Heads to Chicago for Bears All Stars Game
Mrs Raymond S Johnston of 2120 Greenwood Drive SE traveled to Chicago on Wednesday night to join her husband Mr Johnston on business and attend the Bears All Stars football game at Soldiers Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond S Johnston
Greenwood Drive
Chicago
Johnston
Chicago Bears
Soldiers Field
Two Parties Honor Davenport Visitor
Miss Ruth Esther Morgan hosted a bridge party for Davenport guest Miss Gwen Schreinert at 1432 First Avenue East. Guests included Geneva Haldeman Mary Jane Watts Jane Baker Jean Engleman Frances Hallgren Dorothy Jones and others. Engleman and Hallgren won prizes. Schreinert was honored at a Tuesday dinner. nine covers were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Esther Morgan
First Avenue E
Gwen Schreinert
Davenport
Geneva Haldeman
Mary Jane Watts
Jane Baker
Jean Engleman
Frances Hallgren
Dorothy Jones
Jean Howell
Pauline O'Connor
Mary Eleanor Zeithammer
Christine Mull
Engleman
Hallgren
Miss Schreinert
Morgan
Miss Morgan
Harry V Morgan
Keevers Family Heads to Chicago for Labor Day
Mr and Mrs James F Keevers and their daughter Miss Gertrude Keevers of 368 Twentieth Street SE will motor to Chicago for Labor Day. Miss Keevers will stay through the holiday and then travel to Kansas City to resume duties as librarian at Rockhurst College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Keevers
Twentieth Street
Gertrude Keevers
Chicago
Miss Keevers
Kansas City
Rockhurst College
Hair Coiffure Trends Highlight Crown of Glory Hats
The Home Institute booklet outlines staying stylish with hats and coiffures for the season. It describes halo berets, center parts, waves, and mini hats, plus care tips for hair and hands and how to order the 32 page guide Your Hair and Your Hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Challed Family Returns From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank Challed and their son Eugene have returned from a two month visit to the west. They saw Mrs Marie Skala in Los Angeles and stopped with friends in Washington Montana and Minnesota on the way home. Mrs Frances Challed accompanied them and remains with relatives in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Challed
Twentieth Street
Eugene
Clay Family Reunion Held at Olin Home
Descendants of D A Clay gathered at Hans Rohwedder home in Olin for a picnic dinner with all children present except David Clay of Hartley due to family illness. Officers elected for the reunion include Mrs J W Fowhe president, Mrs J W Ballou vice president, and Mrs Roy Stevens secretary. Members planned annual reunions in August with attendees from Cedar Rapids, Hibbing Minnesota, Stanwood, Clarence, Streator Illinois, and Olin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Clay
Hans Rohwedder
Olin
I M. Cripps
Hibbing
Minn
Josie Sawyer
E. Clay
Clayton Smith
Helen
Robert
Elaine Edelman
Willard Sawyer
Richard
Leo Just
Roy Stevens
Virginia
Donald
Margaret Taylor
Cedar Rapids
James Ballou
Clarence
J. W. Fowler
Gerald
Stanwood
L. A Patton
Streator
Lyle
Harold
Walter
Family Picnic Celebrates August Birthdays at Bever Park
A group of cousins gathered at Bever Park on Sunday to honor August birthdays. Attendees included Oscar Daniels and Mrs. Bertha Clatterbuck with their families, Walter Daniels and Dorothy Hoover, George Clatterbuck and family, Ted Hoover and family, William Taylor and daughter, Ray Carr and J. F. Daniels, along with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Oscar Daniels
Bertha Clatterbuck
Walter J. Daniels
Dorothy Hoover
George Clatterbuck
Walter Daniels
Ted Hoover
William Taylor
Ray Carr
J. F. Daniels
Mr Stiks Visit Details Highlight Washington Folk
Mr and Mrs E C Mrstik of Washington DC with children Marilyn and Marvin visit relatives in the city. They stay at Mrs A J Riley the mother of Mrs Tikss at 343 Fifth Avenue SW. Mr and Mrs Lou Mrstik at 1205 K Street SW host the visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C Mrstik
Washington, D. C
Marilyn
Marvin
Mrstikss
A. J Riley
Fifth Avenue
Mrstiks
Lou Mrstik
K Street
Jolly Ramblers Meet Honors Prizes at Potter Home
Mrs Leo J Smith and Mrs Dolph Potter won prizes at the Jolly Ramblers gathering held Wednesday at the home of Mrs Potter 414 Twelfth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Smith
Dolph Potter
Jolly Ramblers
Potter
Twelfth Street
Name Please Print Name and Address Plainly
The notice requests the reader to print full name and address clearly, including street, city, and state, for official records. It emphasizes legibility and correct formatting to ensure accurate processing.
Woolworth Picnic Attendees Gather at Mrs Baker’s Home
Twelve women employees of Woolworth company attended the annual picnic held recently at the home of Mrs. Glen Baker on Center Point Road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woolworth Company
Glen Baker
Center Point Road
Faaborgs Plan Weekend in Decatur Illinois
Mr and Mrs George Faaborg of 1700 A avenue NE left Wednesday by car for Decatur Illinois to spend the weekend with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faaborg
Avenue
Decatur
Miller and Patterson trip to Chicago for visit
Mr and Mrs M J Miller and Mrs E J Patterson of 1869 Ellis boulevard NW traveled to Chicago on Thursday for a several day stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Miller
E. J. Patterson
Ellis Boulevard
Chicago
Mary Berry’s Daughter Engaged to Charles M Holmes
Mrs. Mary K Berry of 386 Twenty-fifth Street SE announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Elinore to Charles M Holmes son of Mr and Mrs Robert Holmes of 2133 Mount Vernon Avenue SE The wedding is set for September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Berry
Twenty-fifth Street
Mary Elinore
Charles M. Holmes
Robert Holmes
Mount Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids Woman Accepts Dietetics Internship in Salt Lake
Miss Adalene Horack daughter of Mr and Mrs T G Horack of Cedar Rapids leaves Saturday for Salt Lake City where she will begin an internship in dietetics at the Latter Day Saints hospital She earned a B S in home economics from the University of Iowa and was active in Phi Mu Home Economics club Y W C A W A A and U W C literary club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adalene Horack
T. G. Horack
Cedar Rapids
Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Hospital
University of Iowa
Phi Mu
Home Economics Club
Hatch Guests Leave for San Diego Visit
Mr and Mrs R S Hatch of Oak Park Illinois with children Margaret Anne and George depart Wednesday after visiting Mrs C F Cooper and Mrs George J Hatch at 711 Avenue NE en route to San Diego to see Mrs Hatch's mother until the year’s start. Other recent visitors include Mr and Mrs E H Grantham of Moline Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Hatch
Oak Park
Margaret Anne
George
C. F. Cooper
George J. Hatch
Avenue NE
San Diego
Picnic Attendees Gather at Anamosa State Park
Family group from Anamosa attends a Sunday picnic at Anamosa State Park with Mr. and Mrs G P Foote and daughters Helen Anna Mary Frances Elizabeth Mae, Mrs E R Hollan and LeRoy Hollan family, Frank Hollan and family, Milo Paula and family, A H Morgan and family, Jay Morgan Ruth Staves Walter Staves Wilma Severe and Pete Suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa State Park
G. P. Foote
Helen Anna
Mary Frances
Elizabeth Mae
Anamosa
E. R. Hollan
LeRoy Hollan
LeRoy, Jr
Frank Hollan
Bernice
Lois
Charles
Milo Paula
Evelyn
Mary Lou
Dorothy Jean
Milo John
A. H. Morgan
Jay Morgan
Ruth Staves
Walter Staves
Miss Wilma Severe
Pete Suits
Silver Cross circle meets for sewing with Mrs Clyde Hatfield
The Silver Cross circle of the King's Daughters met with Mrs. Clyde Hatfield on Wednesday for a sewing session. Twelve members attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
Clyde Hatfield
Mrs Hogan and Mrs Lenway Return from Decorah Visit
Mrs. Leonard Hogan and Mrs. Ezra Lenway returned Wednesday from Decorah where they had visited Hogan's mother Mrs. Barbara Allen. Hogan's son Robert Sampson and nephew Oran Ramey, both of Decorah, accompanied them back to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hogan
First Avenue
Ezra Lenway
Eighth Street
Decorah
Hogan
Barbara Allen
Mary Elaine Ferris Celebrates Fourteenth Birthday
Mary Elaine Ferris marked her fourteenth birthday at her home on Second Avenue SE. Prizes for dance and games were won by Merrel Keyes and Ted Jolly. Attendees included Merrel Keyes Verna Krogh Marilyn Thompson Margaret Clark Jean Barbara Miles Minneapolis Keith Cheney Warren Lenning Ted Jolly George Baird Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson Bob Thompson Sigfred Anderson Eleanor Ferris and C E Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elaine Ferris
Second Avenue SE
Bance
Merrel Keyes
Ted Jolly
Verna Krogh
Marilyn Thompson
Margaret Clark
Jean
Barbara Miles
Minneapolis
Keith Cheney
Warren Lenning
George Baird
Floyd Thompson
Bob Thompson
Sigfred Anderson
Eleanor Ferris
C. E. Ferris
Miss Olga Hradecky to Wed Saturday in Lodge Event
Miss Olga Hradecky honored at 226 Wilson Ave SW by Anna Bohac and Esther Nezerka with gifts and cards from Z C B J drill team. Prizes at 500 and bridge went to Miss Maxine Bendorf and Miss Lillian Samek as guests and members attended a Wednesday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bohac
Esther Nezerka
Lodge No. 262
Wilson Avenue
Olga Hradecky
Charles Postal
Hradecky
Maxine Bendorf
Lillian Samek
Bendorf
Samek
Erma
Collinges Visit from Hawaii Spend Week in California
Mrs. A Verne Collinge of Hawaii and her son Colburn are visiting relatives. En route from Hawaii they spent a week in California with friends and relatives. Mrs Collinge was formerly Marguerite Young of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Verne Collinge
Hawaii
Colburn
California
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St. SE Dows Bldg
Quartons
Barrys
Donald Barrys
Sanford
Shuttleworths
Graves
Keevers
RINSO
Good House Keeping Institute
Lever Brotiurs CO
Clay Reunion
Kriz Tent & Awning Co
Ist
St. SE
Gasetta Home Institute
Weat 19Th Street
New York, N. Y
Woolworth
Faaborgs
Paris
Second Street
Mary Berry
Miss Horack
Hatch
Herringbone Is News
Bartlett Millinery Mart
Miss Hradecky
Tams
Dad
Fiest Avenue
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