Friends Honor Miss Hickok Before Her Wedding
Friends and relatives gathered for wedding week events honoring Miss Mary Louie Hickok. Guests arriving from Des Moines Toledo Ames and Marion attended teas dinners and showers at the Hickok home and with Mrs Lorenzo Silliman and Mrs Geoffrey Shepherd hosting. The couple Miss Hickok and James Turnbull were feted with a pantry shelf shower a bridge tea and a small dinner party before the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louie Hickok
James Lelon Turnbull
Hickok
E. E. Neikirk
Nancy C Turner
Toledo Ohio
Helen Mitchell
Des Moines
Guiles E Merrill
Merrill Lallie
Lucretia Lillie
Avon, Il
Neikirk
Lorenzo Silliman
Second Avenue
Aliss
Mary Laurie Hickok
Eliza Hickok
C T Hickok
Marian Martin
LeRoy Wolf
Frank B. Race
Robert C Armstrong
Max Dachler
John W Miller
Hamlton Morse
Katherine Bryan
Ruth Bryan
Lloyd Hinsch
Kenneth Murdoch
Marton
Elwyn Miller
Lake City
Geoffre
Shepherd
Ames
Walter Vauding
Mount Vernon
N WY
Harry Wiliams
Davenport
E F Neikirk
Nancy C. Turner
Toledo
Ohio
Geoffrey S Shepherd
Frederick G Murray
Pleasant Hill
Miss Hickok
Turnbull
Kenneth V Murdoch
Marion
Vaughns Visit Mount Vernon Pair with Kremers
Mr and Mrs J W Vaughn and their son Jack from Mount Vernon New York are visiting here with Mrs Vaughn parents Dr and Mrs Harry Kremers of 1912 Fifth avenue SE. Mr Vaughn will stay two weeks while Mrs Vaughn and Jack remain about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Vaughn
Jack
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Vaughn
Harry Kremers
Fifth Avenue SE
Phi Rho Society Christmas Party Hosts Notable Guests
Phi Rho society held its annual Christmas party Wednesday night at the home of Miss Lorraine Die man 215 B avenue NE. Guests included Mrs Oscar Lundquist Mrs Charles Andrie Mrs Clarence Melichar Miss Sylvia Chada Miss Mildred Dusdicker Miss Alma Turechek Miss Alberta Michel Miss Lillian Serbousek Miss Marjorie Donahue Miss Alice Spevecek and Miss Lorraine Dicman Edna Dicman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rho Society
Lorraine Dieman
B Avenue NE
Oscar Lundquist
Charles Andrie
Clarence Melichar
Sylvia Chada
Mildred Dusdicker
Alma Turechek
Alberta Michel
Lillian Serbousek
Marjorie Donahue
Alice Spevecek
Lorraine
Edna Dicman
Afternoon tea recital at 3130 First Avenue E
Miss Cecelia Kohl hosts an afternoon tea recital at her home studio featuring students including Dorothy Fernow Martha Kohl Lettie Jane Stewart Jean Wells Louise Fernow Jane Kohl Mary Low Ludlow Dorothy Jean Cline Jean Knight Mary Ellen Dul Betty Leaner Neola Moore Mrs A D Huelle and Jean Bice in an informal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Kohl
First Avenue E
Dorothy Fernow
Martha Kohl
Lettie Jane Stewart
Jean Wells
Louise Fernow
Jane Kohl
Mary Low Ludlow
Dorothy Jean Cline
Jean Knight
Mary Ellen Dul
Betty Leaner Neola Moore
A D Huelle
Jean Bice
Four Generations Gather for Christmas Family Reunion
A holiday family reunion held at Lawrence Wilsons home 127 Seventh Street NE brought together nineteen guests ranging from six months to 85 years, spanning four generations. The attendees included Mrs Malls Smith of Sigourney 85 great grandmother and Daniel Shadle 81 of Belle Plaine with the Shadle and Shade families, plus several others from Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Marion and Wiltshire area. The gathering featured a Christmas dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs WT Evans at 1919 First Avenue West with a diverse group of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wilson
Fleventh Street
Malls Smith
Sigourney
Daniel Shadle
Belle Plaine
Will F Shadie
Sigournes
William F Shadle Jr
Stanie Richard Shadie
John D Shade
John Arthur Shade
Cedar Rauids
Donald Wolfe
Marion
Claude Thompson
Babbie Vary
Ruth Thompson
Moun Vernon
Evans
First Avenue
Coa Poland
Lorn
Naedine Mai
Harale Polere
Deuchter Jacquie
Alice Jones
Cedar Roaypld
M Thomas
Ada Hoadeson
Litlian Hodeson
Sarah Barker
Mount Vernon
James Hodeson
Dunier
Wiltburg
Miss Elinor Cherney Weds Dr. Woodhouse in Independence
Miss Elinor J Cherney elder daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Cherney and Dr ROW Woodhouse of Van Horne wed at noon Thursday in Independence. The service was conducted by Rev Flood H Weed. Immediate relatives attended. A wedding luncheon followed at Cliff Manor. After a short trip the couple will reside in Van Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor J Cherney
J L Chernes
Row Woodheure
van Horne
Bades
Independence
Ret Flood H Weed
Methodist Church
Hinchean
Meh Cliff Manor
University of Tawa
Alpha Delta Pi Sorarity
R. Woodhouse
Vinton
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Evanston
Bleakley Family Visits Detroit During Holidays
Mr and Mrs David G Bleakley of 2600 Meadowbrook Drive SE are in Detroit Michigan spending the holidays with Mr and Mrs Ben Bleakey. They will return after New Year’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G Bleakley
Meadowbrook Drive
Detroit, Mich
Ben Bleakey
Luncheon Guests Honor Bride-Elect Sarah Cohn at Roosevelt
Mrs A Rapaport and co hostesses entertained thirty three guests at the Hotel Roosevelt on Wednesday in compliment to Miss Sarah Cohn a bride elect. Guests included Miss Lillian Joseph of Des Moines and Mrs Stone of Chicago. Bridge wins went to Mrs Joseph Kushner Mrs Zig Salit Mrs Cliffer Mrs Bernstein and Mrs Al Gelb as hostesses presented Miss Cohn with a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Rapaport
Morris Rapaport
Ninth Street
Harry D Rapaport
Washington Avenue SE
Hotel Roosevelt
Sarah Cohn
Lillian Joseph
Des Moines
Stone
Chicago
Joseph Kushner
Zig Salit
Cliffer
Bernstein
Misses Bess and May Davidson Return Home
The Misses Bess and May Davidson, daughters of Toledo, have returned home after spending several days over Christmas with their brother Thomas Davidson and his family at 393 Seventeenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
May Davidson
Toledo
Thomas Davidson
Seventeenth Street SE
Ladies Auxiliaries Postpone Moose Hall Card Party
The Ladies Auxiliary of Firefighters Clubs Lodges announced the postponement of its card party at Moose Hall slated for Friday until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
John Huss League Hosts Ensworth Church Meeting
The John Huss League at The Ensworth Methodist Church invites members to a gathering in the church parlors on Friday at 7:30 pm. Key participants include church groups and local organizers coordinating the brace of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensworth Brace
John Huo Methodist Church
McLeod Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs D W McLeod marked their fiftieth anniversary with a Cedar Rapids celebration. Relatives gathered at Sincrary Memorial church for dinner while longtime residents recall their 1863 marriage and show a large family including many grandchildren. Out of town guests attended from Waterloo, Central City, Hutchinson, and Coggan, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D W McLeod
Mrhih Street
Sincrary Memorial Church
Sirs
McLeod
Cedar Rapids
R W McLeod
Charlotte McLeod
Jea B Sedhnick
Ogden Ray
Waterloo
K McLeod
Hutchinson
Kan
Mrs Ogden Visits Evanston for Christmas Season
Mrs M M Ogden of Tacoma Washington spent several weeks in the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Lumir Severn at 2300 Blake boulevard SE then traveled to Evanston for Christmas with her sister Mrs James W Good. She plans to stay there the rest of winter. Mr and Mrs WM Deacon and daughters Inez and Marjorie of 529 Inollwood drive SE returned Tuesday after Christmas in Evanston with Mrs Good. Everett E Fisher and sons Bryce and John of 639 Twenty first street SE also returned after spending Christmas with Mr Fisher's parents Mr and Mrs Charles U Fisher in Gladden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M M Ogden
Tacoma
Wash
Lumir Severn
Blake Boulevard
Evanston
James W Good
WM Deacon
Inez
Marjorie
Inollwood Drive
Mrs. Good
Everett E. Fisher
Bryce
John
Twenty-first Street
Fisher
Charles U. Fisher
Gladden
New Year Party At Mrs Rowan Home By Junior Arts
Mrs Edward B Rowan at 535 Forest Drive SE invites Junior Arts Association members to a Friday 8 PM New Year party. Dancing and cards will be diversions and refreshments will be served. Members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B Rowan
Forest Drive
Junior Arts Association
Postponed Iowa State alumni party at Montrose hotel
Paul Bede president of the alumni association here announced Thursday the Friday night party at the Montrose hotel has been indefinitely postponed. Many alumni have left the city for the holidays, so it is advised to hold the event at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Montrose
Paul Bede
Alumni Association
Executive committee meeting of Christian Endeavor at Miss Hyten home
The executive committee of the Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church met Tuesday evening at Miss Marguerite Hyten’s home, 1546 Boeverasenie SE. After the business session, refreshments were served. Attending were Miss Genevieve McCulloch, Miss Marorice March, Miss Ellen Rasely, Miss Bertice Hammond, Robert Yates, Edwin Embree, and Muriel MacIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church
Marguerite Hyten
Boeverasenie
Genevieve McCulloch
Marorice
Ellen Rasely
Bertice Hammond
Robert Yates
Edwin Embree
Muriel MacIntosh
Christmas Visitation Notes From Cedar Rapids And Surrounds
A string of social notes from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns recount family visits and gatherings. Calvin Rosdahl, Clark Luck families with children Marian and Carol Joan, plus the Ellingsons and the Dorland family spent Christmas in Harvard Illinois with T O Towr and Dennis Towe. Katherine Davis returned from Sutherland after her brother Charles Drake’s sudden death. Dimack relatives came home from a holiday visit to A C Dimork TL avenue NW. Tans Pavhresose and Jae Ssoboda led a group at the Pasiicek home southeast of Cedar Rapids with Frank Diouhy family and others. Wes Bona, Bill Kudina, Freasp and the Sadecks, Schultz, and Sadecky families gathered. Emma Sadecks and Rudolph Sadecks noted. Eva Crondrider hosted thirty children and mothers at a Christmas party with a stocking-gift decor and refreshments. Mary Adelaide and Rosalie Mulhern of Lisbon visited over the weekend with Miss Margaret Colgan. out-of-town guests were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Calvin Rosdavl
Clark Luck
Marian
Carol Joan
Cedar Rapids
Wiliam Ellingson
Merrie IK Dorland
Thei
David
Norway
T O Towr
Dennis Towe
Harvard, Il
Tans Pasiicek
Tans Pavhresose
Ais Jae Ssoboda
Frank Diouhy
Dorothy and Balls
Wes Bona
Bill Kudina
Freasp
Fmil Sadecks
Galoert Bona
Emi Sadecky
Aristotelian Society Reunion Planned As Annual Event
An Aristotelian Society of Grant reunion drew eighty five to ninety members and former members from Orrant high school and nearby colleges. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Zobin and Mrs Mars Zobin of Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Wesley Sedlacek of Walford. Katharine Zisko led arrangements with Ralph Preckel. Activities included anagrams 500 and bridge and dancing with refreshments. Faculty guests Mrs and Mrs Fred J Kruss and Miss Jessie Chambers attended. Representatives came from Iowa State Teachers College the University of Iowa Cornell State Teachers and Minnesota University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrant High Schoo
Jessie Chambers
Haliday
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Iowa Cor Chicara
Northwestern
Cornell State Teachers
Minnesota University
Marionette Play at Kenwood Church Christmas Dinner
The Kenwood Methodist church hosts the Playground Marionettes Christmas play Lost a Christmas Dinner by Mildred Fowler Field in three showings at 2:30 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. Friday. Local talent acts will feature as well with a small admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
Mildred Fowler Field
Kenwood Methodist Church
Little Gallery
Belle Plaine Club Plans Christmas Luncheon At Bergen Home
The Belle Plaine club will meet at Mrs. V. A. Bergen’s home at 1811 Eighth Avenue SE on Friday for its annual Christmas luncheon. Members will hold their usual exchange of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine Club
V. A. Bergen
Eighth Avenue SE
If I were President and would prune new dispensation
Dec 27 1933. Forum letter by F. O. Nelson Toledo Iowa argues that the United States should revert to proven methods from history, prune greed, and avoid radical communistic schemes, believing prudence and established policies saved society in prior eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
United States
F. O
Nelson
Toledo
Iowa
City CWA Workers Express Thanks For Work Projects
A Cedar Rapids committee of seventeen Civil Works Administration workers and 162 others on the south side levees send a gratitude letter to city and county administrations. They thank officials for labor projects that enable unemployed families to buy necessities this winter and express faith in the program's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Works Administration
CWA
Cedar Rapids
Frank E Merkel
William H. Sells
Gilbert H. Jones
EB. E. Wood
George Secor
Herbert Jd. Cookr
John Taggart
BL. Schreck
Joe A Houser
W W. Gordon
Edison Davis
E. H Kane
G. Carlson
Louis R Richter
E. A. Benham
William Maltby
F. C
One Act Play at Y M C A Open House New Year
A one act play titled The Lover's End by Fred C Henson will be presented by the Assoriat on Players under MC A Bowl Welfare council auspices at the Y WoC A annual New Years Open House program at the Y Mon da Waterpoon. The play examines the lives of women facing crises at age 60 with characters Bradford Pace Freed J Witouse Jack Page his son John Palmer and Clayton Weir Frei C Henson. The performances will be at 2:30 pm and 4 pm. The event includes demonstrations of YMCA activities, the staff reception committee, the YMCA bows band, a hobby show, exams and pool program, and various groups exhibitions with refreshments in the main lobby. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C Henson
Commiteemen
YMCA
Stanley Vesely
Boxs
Aseripnan
Martin
Attone
Raglan Overcoat: Comfort and Style for Winter Wear
The raglan coat, born in England nearly 75 years ago, features a distinctive sleeve that blends into the shoulder for freedom of movement. It emphasizes natural lines, comfort, and ease, with options for single or double breasted designs in fleece, tweed, or camel’s hair, and comes in plain colors or checks, suited for warmth and a relaxed, stylish silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Amos Parrish
Chick Denies Knew Bicycles Were Stolen Hearing Planned
City detectives seized seventy five dismantled bicycles at R G Chick's home and charged him with receiving stolen property. Chick denied knowing the bicycles were stolen as a hearing before Justice A S Reed was set for Friday. Fifty one bikes were recovered with juveniles detained for evaluation. police warn owners to inspect for possible matching serials and seek repair options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R G Chick
Seventh Avenue SE
A. S. Reed
Chick
City Briefs and Personal Notes from Local Scene
City council grants permission for Northwestern Bell to open paving in three alleys between Second and Third Avenues from Fourth to Seventh streets. Fines imposed for double parking and alley parking offenses. Street lights ordered for First Avenue W near Nineteenth Street. Finger dislocation at St Luke's Hospital from a basketball game. Open meeting of the Associated Auto Mechanics of Linn County scheduled at Moose Hall Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Second
Third Avenues
Fourth Street
Seventh Street
First Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Frank Welch
First Avenue Road
Auto Mechanics
Associated Auto Mechanics of
Linn County
Moose Hall
Last Filing Date For Grocers On Corn Processing Tax
Grocers were warned that January 5, 1934, is the final filing date for field corn processing tax reports. Reportable items include corn meal, corn flakes, cornstarch and syrups from corn. Blank forms are available at the collector of internal revenue offices in the federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal
Woman Injures Wrist in Fall Through Glass Door
Mrs. Fred Smith of 2000 Washington Avenue SE slipped on a short stairway to the garage, shattered a glass door with her left hand, and suffered a deep wrist gash and facial lacerations. She received twelve stitches at St Luke's Hospital after an ambulance transfer and was to be released home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Washington Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
House to Act on Bill Eliminating Farm Bureau Aid
The Malone Moore bill to create county agricultural boards and end county Farm Bureau aid cleared to the house calendar after a bitter debate. The session also advanced the bank committee bill allowing a 20 million dollar loan from the RFC for the state sinking fund, with repayment via assigned claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Farm Bureau
DES Moines
Malone- Moore
Agricultural Committee
House Bank Committee
Maquoreta Council Approves Roof Over Water Well
The Maquoreta city council on Tuesday voted to spend about 540 dollars for a concrete roof over the city water well. Labor will be secured through CWA. A concrete floor in the city hall for the fire engine room was also CWA labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoreta
CWA
Iowa News in Brief Highlights County Aid and Obituaries
Delaware county receives 1000 pounds pork 900 pounds flour and 550 pounds butter via state distribution aided by local store refrigeration. Lisbon funeral for Martin O Meara born 1871 Delmar native, North Western station agent 26 years, survived by siblings. Ossian notes Knudt Lee 85 buried at Washington Prairie. Greeley obituary Frank W Clute 75 longtime insurer and former city official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County
Lisbon
St. John's Catholic Church
Martin O'Meara
O'Meara
DeWitt
Delmar
Della Sulivan
Davenport
Chicago and North Western
Ron
Thomas
John O'Meara
Mary
Jennie O’meara
Katherine Goodall
Lillian Connore
Anya Hand
Clinton
William McNamee
Calvary Cemetery
Father Jackson
Delta
George Dickson
J. Wallace
R. O. Hazen
Dickson
Hazen
Knudt Lee
Norwegan Lutheran Church
Ossian
Krammen
Washington Prairie Cemetery
Paul Koren
Kjisti Nasseb Lee
Lordah
Norway
America
Winneshiek County
Decorah
Glenwood
Ossinn
Lee
Agrim
Knudt
Jacob
Ragnilda
Carrie
Jens
Chicago
Jens Nasset
Gullick Nasset
Stoughton
Wis. Greeley
Frank W. Clute
Greeley
Jesse Clendennen
Independence
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Tat Fociciu
Kremers Wome
PHI Rhos
Alvin Darta
Alsig
Ty Burnsten
Afr
Frank Barta
Tren
MES
KOW Woodhouse
Bueakleys
Detroit
Sarah Coun
Lodsges
John Huss
Ays
D. W.mcleod
ROWAN
Towa State
COE
Harvard, Ill
Sutherland
Katherine Davis
Beier Avenue
Dee
Charles Drake
Dimack
Dimork
TL Avenue NW
Family Party
Mrs. Goodridge
Eva Crondrider
Atenur SE
Mary Adelaide
Rosalie Mulherm
Margaret Colgan
Charles Zobin
Mars Zobin
Wesley Sedlacek
Walford
Louis J Sedlacek
Fairfax
Aristotelian Society of Grant
Robert B Smith
People’s Forum
Y. M
Raglan
Directed By
New York
Fitzroy James Henry Somerset
Somerset
Lord Raglan
AS. Wilson
San Antonio
Tex
A. M Oxley
Portersville
Calif
Kenneth Reed
W J Buchan
Ells Boulevard NW
Henry Hamer
Twentieth Avenue SW
Ralph Drake
Palo
St. Luke's Hospital
Quaker Oats Symnasium
Drake
Coats
HELMS
County Agricultural Board
Bouska
Howard
Committee of
Moore
Rep. Doran
Boone
Senate
Buchanan
Iowa News
Second Street
Frankel
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