Forty ninth year celebration dinner at First Baptist
The First Baptist church women hosted a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs M S Schneider on their fiftieth wedding anniversary with 125 attendees. The event also marked Mr Schneider's seventy fifth birthday, with many out of town guests from Maynard Fayette Randalla Urbana and Fras eile.
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Schneider
Maynard Fayette
Randalla
Birch Schneider
Urbana 1
C HO Knas
Fraseile
SB Bougurt
Gora Aroure
Burton Ll Nat
Onda
Paus
Assion
July 24 to August 23 Zodiac Sign Leo Horoscope
The article discusses Leo born individuals between July 24 and August 23 as magnetic leaders, religious and implacable about being right, with notes on planetary symbolism and a writing project involving transfer paper and embroidery techniques for Leo blocks. It weaves in historical references to Napoleon and Mussolini and mentions celestial observations.
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Napoleon
Mussolini
Nancey
Wilma
France
Anwar
Wedding Rites Held At Monticello Zion Lutheran
Miss Lena Louise Wolken and Frederick W. Butschl wed at Monticello Zion Lutheran Wayne township Rev J Willis officiated before relatives and friends. Attendants Freda Butschl and William Wolken. music by Mrs Bert Kiburz and Velma Tobia group. A dinner followed at the bride’s home and a wedding dance was held at Memorial building. The couple will reside on a Wayne center farm.
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Bert Kiburz
Velma_Tobiason
Caroline Kiburz
Mildred Doden
Butschi
Mrs Butschi
Wayne Center
Luella Toonies
Mary Toonies
Wayne Township
Carl Ul
Columbus Junction Couple Wed Near Rock Island
Miss Marie Kemp of Columbus Junction and Raymond Fuller son of Mrs and Mrs C A Fuller were married Thursday afternoon at Rock Island. The bride is a Columbus High School graduate and completed a course at Brear's Business College Muscatine Fer tre Cast three years she has Veer hookker per for Weber and Hus. The ceremony was followed by a reception hosted by Mrs Reuben Hendell of Moa Cov. A large group attended the event with many from Columbus Junction and nearby communities.
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Marie Kemp
C O Kemp
Columbus Junction
Raymond Fuller
C .A Fuller
Cotter
Rock Island Trebride
Colum+s high school
Brears Business College
Muscatine
Weber and Hus
Fueheuk Emo
Muscatre Et
Wheatland Marriages and Local Social Highlights
Marriage announcement for Miss Florence Beuthem of Wheatland to William Burhop of Janessie. Event details reference Rockford ceremony on November 23 and plans to move to Wasconia. Social notices include hostess duties by Mrs Arthur Klahn, gatherings hosted by Miss Gads Jeppe, and various local clubs and visitors such as the Austin Wylie orchestra member Lamar Voita from New York.
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Florence Beuthem
John Benthemn
Wheatland
William Burhop
Conrad Burhop
Janessie
Wis
Rockford
Wasconia
Arthur Klahn
Fred Mort
H Twachter
James Mauota
Atdkex
Rob
Lebour
Walter Klamn
S&s. van Katn
Whea Grand
Gads Jeppe
Guirg
Pumuir Voita
Albert Buchanan
Orta Vota
New York City
Voitas
Lamar Voita
Bridge Club Notes and Hostess Details
Walker Mr o and Mrs Earl E Fisher entertained their card club Tuesday. High score in bridge was won by Mrs Wiliham Wiley and low score by Mrs Frank Chester. Those present included Mr and Mrs Frank Chester, Mr and Mrs Fred Ondler, Mr and Mrs Ivan Gritman, Mr and Mrs Thomas Wiles, Mr and Mrs W. Filey, and Mr and Mrs Farl E. Fusher. Alice List2barger was hostess Wednesday to the MOJH club. The program on Domestic Science was given by Mrs Marshall MecCalley and Miss Grayce Holliday. Those present included Mrs Andrew Kuhn, Mrs Fred Steele, Mrs Eva Kent, Mrs C V Graves, Mrs Marshall MecCalley, Miss Grayce Holliday, Mrs Enos Groves, Mrs D W Hyde, and Mrs Alice Listzbarger. Mrs John Michael was a guest of the club.
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Earl E Fisher
Wiliham Wiley
Frank Chester
Fred Ondler
Ivan Gritman
Thomas Wiles
W. Filey
Farl E. Fusher
Alice List2barger
Marshall McCalley
Grayce Holliday
Andrew Kuhn
Fred Steele
Eva Kent
CV. Graves
Marshall MecCalley
Enos Groves
D. W. Hyde
Alice Listzbarger
John Michael
Almanac Quilt blocks missing request to readers
The Cedar Rapids Gazette urges readers to send ten cents per missing Old Almanac Quilt block and an addressed stamped envelope to Nancy Page care of the Gazette. Copyright 10321.
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Ulaklet
Caatame
Mmanac
Nancy Page
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Cedar Rapids
Self Culture club hosts session at Lois Woods home
Mechanicsville Mrs. Lois Woods hosted the Self Culture club Monday evening with twenty two members answering roll call. The lesson focused on religion with Mrs. Lena Prugh and Miss Berdena Frazee on the program. A separate note mentions Mrs. Charles High receiving surprise visitors Wednesday as friends gathered. the day featured quilling and a dinner. Attendees included Polly Hoover Emma Hoover Berdena Frazee Al Smith Fred Yule and family Lydia Tucker George Koppen haver W A Jackson J A Wood G A Woods O S Ferguson C i E Woods F H Kisor George Scott Hugh Murray.
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Lois Woods
Lena Prugh
Berdena Frazee
Charles High
Polly
Emma Hoover
Berdenna Frazee
al Smith
Fred Yule
Winifred
Lydia Tucker
George Koppenhaver
W A Jackson
J A. Wood
G A Woods
O S Ferguson
I E Woods
F H Kisor
George Scott
Hugh Murray
West Liberty Hosts Bridge Luncheon Series
Mrs Wayne Nichols and Mrs S Wooster hosted a Friday bridge party at the Nichols home with eleven tables. Bridge honors went to Mrs A R DeMean and Mrs Lysle Holmes. Out of town guest was Mrs Sidney Newman of Columbus Junction. A prior Wednesday event hosted forty guests at ten tables with guests Mrs Isabelle Black of Davenport and Mrs E C Nichols of Muscatine. Bridge honors then were awarded to Mrs L A Royal and Mrs C C Grigg.
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Muscatine
L. A. Royal
C Cc
Grigg
Stanwood Social Highlights At Methodist Home
Florence Tenley hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary society with devotionals led by Ed Crist and a White Elephant Gift Exchange. Ed Gard ner hosted the Stanwood Woman's club where a one act play The China Pig was staged by George De Forrest Roland Spear and Elmer Meyer under John F Boling's direction. Elmer Denkman celebrated son Raymond's ninth birthday with guests including Tenley kin and Eisler. Agnes Rickard led the Woman's Relief Corps gathering with W M Weddle and Charles Hoyman assisting serve.
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Florence Tenley
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
the Methodist Church
Ed Crist
Loran Hart
Ed Gardner
Stanwood Woman's Club
George de Forrest
Roland Spear
Elmer Meyer
John F Boling
Elmer Denkman
Raymond
James Tenley
Marilyn Tenley
Darrell Sisler
Floyd Burgess
Billy Tenley
Evelyn Tenley
Melvin Eisler
Agnes Rickard
Woman's Relief Corps
W M. Weddle
Charles Hoyman
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