Florence Tams of Rock Island Bride of W E Ruebush
Florence Tams of Rock Island and Walton E Ruebush of Cedar Rapids wed in a candlelight ceremony at the Tams home. The Rev Ernest J Campbell officiated in Rock Island with relatives and local guests attending. The couple plans to reside at 1842 F Street Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tams
Rock Island
Bride
W. E. Ruebush
C F Tams
Florence W Tams
Walton E Ruebush
Cedar Rapids
Ruebush
C C Ruebush
Bloomington
Ernest JI
Ain
Rome
Tredter
Davenport Nemocrat
Tinas State Normal Uniers Ty
Ee Household Finance Corpora
Denport
Iocal Ofice
Margaret Meyn Hosts Holiday Bridge Party With Arts Program
Margaret Meyn entertained at her home on 6th Street NW with a bridge party and Yule themed decorations. Prizes went to Thelma Cherry and Christine Miller. Olga Hradecky and Margaret Anne Schrader performed a program after the game. Refreshments were served and guests included Ruby Carlson, Anne Kriz, Elsie Rinderknecht, Roma Mae Sabin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mevin
Henry
Thelma Crerry
Christine Miller
Olga Hradecky
Accordonist
Margaret Anne Schrader
Oxford
Miss Schrader
Miss
Reynolds Announces Daughter Helen Reynolds Martin to Morse Marriage
Mrs Grant E Reynolds of Cedar Rapids announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Reynolds Martin to Edgar Glenne Morse of Mason City at Cambridge Illinois on December 15. They will be at home at Hotel Hanford after February 1. Morse is a graduate of Wasketton High School and attended Rockford College and the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant E. Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Helen Reynolds Martin
Edgar Glenne Morse
Mason City
Cambridge
Morse
Hotel Hanford
Mre Morse
Wask Neton High School
Rockford Emege
Rockford
Coo College
the Universty
Minnesota
Local notices and fragments on streets and auctions in Murergs area
Fragmented OCR item mentions streets, people and places such as Murergs and Cyrene Were a tere of thm, Bethan Yr, Des Meranes, and Aular Mero. It references open notices, farm tasks, and a return to Des Meranes, with unclear dates and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Martins Tutherek
Murergs
Krew
Des Meranes
Maple furniture brings cheerful sun glow to living rooms
A 1934 Amos Parrish feature touts maple furnishings for an affordable cheerful living room. It highlights the wood’s sunlit glow, informal style, and sturdy comfort from maple settees chairs and varied tables suitable for small apartments and combined living dining spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Amos Parrish
Christmas musicale at Relo Zalesky studio party
Pupils of Relo Zalesky enjoyed a Christmas musicale and party Friday morning at 1728 Bever avenue SE. Participants included Lois Albert Carol Kopel Sheryl Ann Zalesky Marian Rosenbaum Barbara Beales Jane Thompson Betty Bachmann Robert Ettinger Geraldine Weisner and Tamar Meister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relo Zalesky
Bever Avenue SE
Lois Albert
Carol Kopel
Sheryl Ann Zalesky
Marian Rosenbaum
Barbara Beales
Jane Thompson
Betty Bachmann
Robert Ettinger
Geraldine Weisner
Tamar Meister
Norden Lodge Hosts Swedish Smorgasbord Bard Supper
Ladies of Norden invite Norden lodge members and families to a Swedish smorgasbord supper Monday at 6 30 p m at 838 First Avenue E The event features Swedish food and after dinner music and dancing around a Christmas tree There is no admission fee by the elves of Norden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden
First Avenue
Noraen
Wild Rose
Monse Hall
Holiday recital highlights and student performances
A fragmented program note describes a holiday recital with various student acts and a focus on musical pieces. Though garbled, it preserves mentions of performers and venues, indicating a community event with school or local group involvement.
1934 to 1942 wage comparisons in New York memo
A fragmented note compares the last seven months of 1934 with 1942 for the same period. It mentions NM M TON and a Puerto reader or marker and references costs or fees and door events. The text is garbled but shows fiscal or social data linkage across years.
Bridge Parties Highlight Postville Social Week
Last week in Postville featured two bridge events hosted by Mrs Keith Gregg on Friday with 24 guests where Miss Bessie Brooks won high score and Mrs Vella Birdsell was runner up, and on Thursday Mrs Willard Schutte hosted a smaller bridge party with 16 guests where prizes went to Flien Gertrude Miller Bess Brooks and Gertrude Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Gregg
Bessie Brooks
Vella Birdsell
Katherine Staadt
Flien Gertrude Miller
Bess Brooks
Gertrude Sanders
Willard Schutte
Ellen G@ “Miller
Bairdsell Iw
Mary Catherine Kirsch to Wed Bayerne Ziezer January
Invitations announce the Rowley marriage of Mary Catherine Kirsch daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank A Kirsch to Bayerne Ziezer both of Rowley on January 8 at All Saints church Rowley Miss Kirsch is a Rowley High School 1932 graduate. The couple will be attended by Miss Lucile Kirsch and Leo Levins with a reception at the bride's parents home. Shown showers planned by Hazel Schmidt Kathleen Eicke and by Mrs Leo Ziezer and Mrs Davis at Walker Sunday next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Kirsch
Rowley
Mary Catherine
Bayerne Ziezer
All Saints Church
Miss Kirsch
Rowley High School
Ziezer
Leo Ziezer
Sass High School
Lucile Kirsch
Leo Levins
Hazel Schmidt
Kathleen Eicke
Schmidt
Davis
Walker
Circle No 5 to Meet Friday for Luncheon
Circle No 5 of First Baptist church will meet Friday at 1 PM for a luncheon at the home of Mrs E R Moore 536 Knollwood Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriarchs Militant Aux
Sunshine Auxiliary
P &MM
Sunshine Circle
Margaret Noblett
Bever Avenue
Ron
Facenses
First Baptist Circle
First Baptist Church
E. R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
First Christian W M S Plans Friday 1 P M Luncheon
The Women's Missionary Society of First Christian Church meets at the church for a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday with Mrs Daniel Lafey's group as hostesses. A program titled Orientals in America will be led by Mrs Guy Linville. Grace Episcopal Auxiliary also reports a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian W. M. S
Women’s Missionary Society of
First Christian Church
Daniel Lafey
America
Guy Linville
Grace Episcopal Auxiliary
Woman’s Auxiliary Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
Clara Schaad
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
St John’s Episcopal Guild to Elect Officers Thursday
St John’s Guild of St John’s Episcopal Church will elect officers Thursday at 2 30. Meeting with Mrs Bertha Spencer at 1955 B Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
First Evangelical W M S Meeting Friday Afternoon
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Evangelical Church will meet Friday at 2 PM at Mrs. Warner Bachtell's home 618 Eighth Street NW. Mrs. Ralph Ford assists. Mrs. A A Couser chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical W. M. S. the
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Evangelical Church
Ralph Ford
A. A Couser
Warner Bachtell
Eighth Street NW
First Lutheran W M S to elect officers Thursday
First Lutheran W M S plans officer elections at 2 30 Thursday at Mrs J J Gent 1611 Fifth Ave SE Leaders discuss Our Japanese Church with Mesdames L E Blessing and George Hess St James Methodist Gleaners Gleaner circle meets Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs M T Day wit 1126 Ells Blvd NW Members urged to attend Trinity Methodist Gen Aid meets Friday at 2 30 at the church All women invited Trinity Methodist CCCs class meets Friday at 6 30 for a picnic supper at Mrs F L Bokerney 227 Johnson Ave NW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran W. M. S
Women’s Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
J. J. Gent
Fifth Avenue SE
Mesdames
L. E. Blessing
George Hess
St. James
Trinity Methodist Gen
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist C. C. C
CCC
F L Bokerney
Johnson Avenue NW
Women's church circles announce Friday meetings and hostesses
First Presbyterian W M S meets Friday at 2 30 with Mrs Edwin Franken and Miss Katherine Franken 2302 Hillcrest Dr SE. Kenwood Presbyterian Circle meets Wednesday at 2 with Mrs George Holmes 125 Twenty Ninth St SE with Mrs Marshall Nelson assisting. Westminster W M S meets Friday at 2 30 with hostesses Mesdames J E Brownell King Thompson and W D Ralston. St Elizabeths Circle Immaculate Conception meets Friday at 2 in school parlors with Mesdames A M Walters and T A Ryan as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian W. M. S
Women's Missionary Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin Franken
Katherine Franken
Hillcrest Drive
Kenwood Presbyterian Circle
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
George Holmes
Twenty-ninth Street
Marshall Nelson
St. Elizabeth's Circle
St Elizabeths Circle
Immaculate Conception Church
Mesdames
A. M Walters
T A Ryan
Central Park Missionary Meeting at 2 30 PM
The missionary society of Central Park Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs H E Kensinger at 1712 B Avenue NE on Friday at 2 30 PM. Mrs S C Stookey leads devotionals and Mrs S D Weld shares details of her missionary tour in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Missionary Society of Central Park Presbyterian Church
H. E Kensinger
B Avenue NE
S C Stookey
S D Weld
Orient
Mrs Le Roy Ehmsen Bride Of Christmas Eve Union
Miss Glenys Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Schmidt of Cedar Rapids wed Mr Le Roy Ehmsen son of Mr and Mrs Herman Ehmsen of Decatur Ill The couple will be at home at 1636 Hinkley Avenue NW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Ehmsen
Glenys Schmidt
A. F. Schmidt
Cedar Rapids
Ehmsen
Herman Ehmsen
Decatur, Ill
Hinkley Avenue
Mesdames E. S. Smith and Fred Mueller Named
Mesdames E. S. Smith and Fred Mueller are identified in the notice as participants or organizers mentioned within the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesses
E. S. Smith
Fred Mueller
Keane School Workers to Elect Officers Wednesday
Division No. 3 of Keane School Workers will elect officers Wednesday at 2 30 in Keane hall with Mrs T Spencer and Mrs Al Knowles as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Keane School
Keane Hall
T Spencer
al Knowles
Local social notes and club officer roll call
Oxford Junction hosts Happy Hour with prize winners Berniece Hanwardson Blanche Fifield and Eunice Jones. E E Phillips hosts 500 club. Emma Shimerda and James Homolka receive prizes. Zak family silver wedding dance at Z C B J hall with master of ceremonies E A Grimwood and daughter Anabelle. Z C B J lodge reelects John Buresh as president. list of officers follows. Golden Opportunity club reelects officers led by Helen Shimanek and John Buresh Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Harms
Berniece Hanwardson
Blanche Fifield
Eunice Jones
E. E. Phillips
Emma Shimerda
James Homolka
Edward Zak
Z. C. B. J. Hall
E. A. Grimwood
Zak
Anabelle
John Buresh
ZC B. J. Lodge
Antone Vanicek
Anna Powelka
Frank Roubinek
Helen Shimanek
Lumir Peckosh
John Milota
Katie Zamastil
Vit Blizek
Frank S. Peckosh
Golden Opportunity Club
John Buresh, Jr
Fred Fritz
Clara Clausen
Joe Tye, Jr
John Zamastil
Stanwood Birthday Hostess Pauline Meyer Honored
Stanwood events note Miss Pauline Meyer celebrated her birthday as hostess on Sunday. The Legion Auxiliary held a Kensington at the home of Mrs. Miriam Klahn on Thursday. Stanwood teachers and students away for holidays include Dorothy Haesemeyer Beth Wilson Marion Bushnell Ruth Nagler Caryl Evers Verna Hoyman Lawrence Evers Carl Haesemeyer Virginia Butterfield Antoinette Walters Gladyce Gardner Mary Lou Downs Dorothy Downs Richard Nagier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Meyer
The
Legion Auxiliary
Kensington
Miriam Klahn
Stanwood
Dorothy Haesemeyer
Springdale
Beth Wilson
Calamus
Marion Bushnell
Yarmouth
Ruth Nagler
Lisbon
Caryl Evers
Tipton
Verna Hoyman
University High
Iowa City
Lawrence Evers
University of Iowa
Carl Haesemeyer
Cornell College
Virginia Butterfield
Boone Junior College
Antoinette Walters
Gladyce Gardner
State Teachers College
Mary Lou and
Dorothy Downs
Richard Nagier
Springfield Seminary
Joy Louise Dunn Celebrates Tenth Birthday in South English
Mrs Earl Dunn hosted a Wednesday party for her daughter Joy Louise on her tenth birthday. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a joint installation at their hall Wednesday with Masonic and Eastern Star installations at Masonic hall Thursday. Mrs Minnie Boland, outgoing matron, will install the O S officers assisted by Mrs Paul Roberts marshal, Mrs Earl Dunn pianist, and Miss Nell Grimes chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dunn
Joy Louise
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Masonic
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Minnie Boland
Paul Roberts
Nell Grimes
Hazel L. Collins Weds Robert Rose in Chicago
Miss Hazel L. Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Leonard Collins of Belle Plaine, marries Robert Rose of Chicago in a ceremony held in Chicago. The Belle Plaine graduate, 1932, is active in St Cecelia's and Rainbow for Girls and has studied at the Chicago Conservatory of Music. The couple will make their home in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Leonard Collins
Belle Plaine
Hazel L. Collins
Robert Rose
Chicago
St. Cecelia's
Order of Rainbow
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Rose
Local Socials Host Missionary Families and Class Event
Anamosa residents entertained missionary Dr. and Mrs. G L Hagman and their two adopted Chinese daughters on leave from China. The Methodist Women's Home Missionary society met with Mrs. William Frazer with several helpers. A class gathering at the Watters home featured carol singing and a talk by Harriet Cunningham on Luini's Madonna. Eva Byerly and Mary Paul of Cedar Rapids attended as out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fairbanks
G. L. Hagman
Hagman
Ruby Ketcham
Fairbanks
Hagmans
China
Methodist Women’s Home Missionary Society
William Frazer
C. L. Gould
J. L. Kauffman
D. M. Strawman
Marjorie Monroe
Miss Cunningham
Luini
Eva Byerly
Mary Paul
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Bride Ties Knot in Wayne Township
Miss Lucile Rickels daughter of Carl and Mrs Rickels of Scotch Grove marries Ralph Post son of Edward and Mrs Post of Scotch Grove in a Wayne Township ceremony at St John s Evangelical church. Sister Josephine Rickels and cousin Sylvan Post attend. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Rickels
Carl Rickels
Scotch Grove Township
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Wayne Township
Ralph Post
Edward Post
Paul T. Gutnecht
Josephine Rickels
Sylvan Post
Monticello High School
How I Keep My Figure by Simple Diet and Massage
The author promotes a light, simple diet tailored to individual tolerance. She describes breakfast of warm lemon water coffee and grapefruit juice, lunch of raw vegetables toast and fruit, and a largest dinner with vegetables and light desserts. Massage and swimming are cited as aids to maintaining figure.
Rural Monticello Teacher Ties To Cedar Rapids Roots
Mr Post a former Cedar Rapids Roosevelt student and local teacher in rural schools near Monticello attended a Christmas event. Miss Caroline Schoenhut hosted a Rebekah lodge Christmas party on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Merle Cass celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Post
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt School
Caroline Schoenhut
Rebekah Lodge
Merle Cass
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Aldebaran Court
Ben Hur Life Association
Second Avenue SE
Carrie Marcomb Society
Fire Fighters
Ladies Auxiliary
Carterette
Center Point Road
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L. Mikulecky
AR. T. Z. Cook
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Mercs
GIA WB
TL FE
K P Hall
Parlor
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Tirzah Society
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Travelers’ Auxiliary
Tedes
Travelers Protective Association
George Harms
Blmhurst Drive
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Vausehall
Celia Cozart
A Avenue NW
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Moose Hall
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Bunny Club
Bunny Card Club
John Blessing
Tenth Street
Iowa Hive
C.en Ng
Herman
Conner
Detroit
Stall
Ernest Martin
Bessie Scott
Postville
Mary Catherine Kirsch
Westminster W. M. S
Womans Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. E Brownell
King Thompson
W D. Ralston
MCA
Monticur
Oxford Junction
Newmans
Mickey Carringer
Mgr
Hazel Collins
Anamosa
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