Ruth Irons and Ernest Hayes Bridal in Mason City
Miss Ruth Irons daughter of Mason City residents and Ernest Alonzo Hayes of Mount Pleasant wed at St. John s Episcopal church in Mason City. Cedar Rapids guests, 25 candle bearers, and attendants highlighted the ceremony. couples plan to settle in Mount Pleasant after a Miami Cuba trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Irons
James Wallace Irons
Mason City
Ernest Alonzo Hayes
Mount Pleasant
Margaret Hayes
New London
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mary Winslow
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Winslow
University of Iowa
Jean Wodtke
Kelley Wodtke
G. M. Wodtke
Crescent Street
Wodtkes
John M. Grimm
Fourth Avenue
Miss Winslow
Miss Wodtke
Hayes
Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Kappa Kappa Gamma
University
Kathleen Blaul Hosts Valentine Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Club
Miss Kathleen Blaul daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore F Blaul entertained twelve guests at a Valentine luncheon Saturday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Afterward the group assembled a theater party at the home of Mrs Blaul at 345 Woodland Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Blaul
Theodore F. Blaul
Woodland Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Walter Cherrys Headed South For Florida Stay
Mr and Mrs Walter Cherry of Kenilworth Illinois depart Sunday for Florence Villa Florida where they will spend the next four weeks as a winter retreat plus rest vacation to escape寒
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cherrys
Florida
Walter Cherry
Kenilworth, Ill
Florence Villa
Fla
Turners Return From Three Week Mexico City Visit
Mr and Mrs David Turner of 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE returned Monday from Mexico City where they had spent the last three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Mexico City
Mexico
Moore Couple Back From Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs S P Moore of 1630 First Avenue East returned from a business and pleasure visit spent in Chicago over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Moore
First Avenue E
Chicago
College Club Reading Group Meets Tuesday
The College club reading group will meet with Mrs. E. K. Steul at 2022 Blake Boulevard SE on Tuesday at 2 15 p m Mrs Lawrence Dan vers will review White Banners by Lloyd C Douglas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
E. K. Steul
Blake Boulevard
Lawrence Danvers
Lloyd C. Douglas
Honors Daughters Party At Mrs Burkart Home
Mrs. Margaret Burkart of 527 Second Street SW entertained Saturday at a party honoring her daughter Joyce Marie. Guests included Beverly Jean Hite Maxine Farley Mary Jane Wilcox Mary Lisenbee Robert Lisenbee Robert Jeffrey Merle Breiholz and Terry Melsha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burkart
Second Street
Joyce Marie
Beverly Jean Hite
Maxine Farley
Mary Jane Wilcox
Mary Lisenbee
Robert Lisenbee
Robert Jffrey
Merle Breiholz
Terry Melsha
Montz Family Visit to Arlington Residents
Miss Wanda Montz of 841 First Avenue E and her brother and sister in law Dr and Mrs Fred Montz of London and their son Robert spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs J J Montz of Arlington the parents of Miss Montz and Dr Montz. Mrs Fred Montz was a guest here Saturday and Sunday and joined by Dr Montz and Robert Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Montz
First Avenue E
Fred Montz
London
Robert
J. J. Montz
Arlington
Miss Montz
Dr. Montz
Will Give Annual Washington Dinner
The First Congregational church hosts its annual Washington banquet in the church assembly room Thursday at 6 15 p.m. Plans are led by Mrs. N Harold West and Mrs George M Newland with Dr Charles T Hickok as master of ceremonies and Rev Nelson C Dreier giving opening prayer. Special music by Mrs George Stevenson and dancers from Edna Dieman school accompany an original play First In Our Hearts by Mrs George Newland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First Congregational Church
N. Harold West
Woman’s Association
George M. Newland
Charles T. Hickok
Nelson C. Dreier
George Stevenson
Sigmund Romberg
L. R. Gerhardt
Eileen Stenner
Marie Morlan
Edna Dieman
Leona Blume
George Newland
Ray
Bernice Nolan and George Zavoral Wed at Manchester Home
Miss Bernice Nolan daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Nolan of 1033 Third Avenue Southwest and George Zavoral of 521 Ninth Street Southwest were married Sunday at 1 30 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs George Banta in Manchester. The Rev Schaef fer of the Methodist church officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lee Summy. The couple will reside at 521 Ninth Street Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Nolan
C. D. Nolan
Third Avenue
George Zavoral
Ninth Street
George Banta
Manchester
Mr. Schaeffer
Methodist Church
Lee Summy
Woman Hosts Breakfast Club Meeting at NW Avenue Home
Mrs. Dawson Rawlins of 1071 Avenue NW entertained members of the breakfast club at her residence Friday. Attendees included Mrs. Clark Little, Mrs. Floyd Oberhaus, Mrs. Belden Thompson, Mrs. Norbert Zohl, Mrs. Harley Bowser, Mrs. Ed Churchill, Mrs. Noble Smith, Mrs. John Wallace, Mrs. James McNeill, Mrs. Robert Heaton and Mrs. Herman Dolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Rawlins
Avenue NW
Clark Little
Floyd Oberhaus
Belden Thompson
Norbert Zohl
Harley Bowser
Ed Churchill
Noble Smith
John Wallace
James McNeill
Robert Heaton
Herman Dolly
Mackey West Nuptials At St Ludmila’s Church
Miss Catherine Mackey daughter of James Mackey of Ely and Donald West son of Mr and Mrs Louis West were married February 9 at St Ludmila's church by Rev Frank Hruby. The bride wore a silver satin gown and red roses. Family and friends attended including Margaret Mackey and Frank Sasek. The couple's breakfast followed at the bride’s home. Mrs West is a St Wenceslaus graduate and Mr West works for Wilson and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mackey
James Mackey
Ely
Donald West
Louis West
St. Ludmila’s Church
Frank Hruby
Margaret Mackey
Frank Sasek
Miss Mackey
Johanna Hill
Louise
Ruth Ann Mackey
Robert Mackey
West
St. Wenceslaus High School
Grant High School
Wilson and Company
Mrs Lorraine Manwiller Wedding Honor Shower
Mrs Raw son Behel, formerly Miss Lorraine Manwiller, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Charles Manwiller of 1516 K street SW. The marriage took place November 12 in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manwiller
K Street
Rawson Behel
Lorraine Manwiller
Iowa City
Kenwood P. T. A. Founders Day ProgramWednesday
Kenwood P. T. A. observes Founders Day with a 2 30 p.m. program in the auditorium. Big Springs P. T. A. study group meets at the school Wednesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood P. T. A
Big Springs
Big Springs P. T. A
Fillmore P. T. A. Meeting to Feature Founders Day Play
Fillmore Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m in the school. A play titled Founders Day Ceremony will be presented with Miss Estella Swein as speaker. Hostesses include Miss Marjorie Donahue Miss Bessie Horak and mothers of pupils from Miss Horak and Miss Donahue rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P. T. A
Estella Swein
Marjorie Donahue
Bessie Horak
Junior Hadassah Dinner Dance Highlights
Members of the Junior Hadassah enjoyed a dinner dance Sunday in the Montrose hotel Terrace room. Fourteen couples attended with a valentine theme featuring white tapers red bows and red and white floral centerpieces. Out-of-town guests included Albert Jacobs Sam Weiss David White S Rosenberg Gerald Siegel and Ben Polisky. Josephine Kozberg chaired the social committee Ruth Kushner serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Albert Jacobs
Sam Weiss
David White
Omaha
S. Rosenberg
Iowa City
Gerald Siegel
Ben Polisky
Chicago
Josephine Kozberg
Ruth Kushner
Miss Allender Bridge Tea Hosts Saturday
Miss Betty Allender hosted a bridge tea Saturday afternoon at 1717 Seventh Avenue SE honoring sixteen January graduates from McKinley and Franklin high schools. Prizes went to Jessie Benson Jane Bachman and Martha Zemlicka with Corrine Melichar pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Allender
Seventh Avenue SE
Bridge Ten
McKinley
Franklin
Bridge
Jessie Benson
Jane Bachman
Martha Zemlicka
Corrine Melichar
Y W C A Business Girls League Meets Tonight
Miss Elizabeth Bender of the Community House and Letty E Keers of the Home for the Friend less will speak at a Y W C A business girls league meeting this evening at the Y W building. Miss Bernice Olson is chairman in charge of arrangements.
Kiwanis Women to Meet at Montrose Hotel Luncheon
Wives of Kiwanis club members will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon at the Montrose hotel. Mrs. Frank V. Orr will read excerpts from a recent play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Frank V. Orr
Sander cock Family Returns Home After Midwest Trip
Mr and Mrs Russell Sandercock and their sons Jimmie and Dick have returned to 1828 Second Avenue SE after visiting Clinton C Sandercock and family in St Paul and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sandercock
Second Avenue SE
Jimmie
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mr. Sandercock
Clinton C. Sandercock
Petersons Welcome Dr Frehn Visiting Family in City
Mr and Mrs W E Petersons 1613 D avenue NE host their son in law Dr M E Frehn of Tokio Japan a theology teacher en route from New York to Los Angeles The Frehn children David Jerome and Helen Joan will visit their maternal grandparents in May or June
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peterson
D Avenue NE
M. E. Frehn
Tokio
Japan
Frehn
Los Angeles
Calif
New York City
Civil War Costume Party Planned by Business and Professional Women
A Civil War costume party will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. for members of the Business and Professional Women's club in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. A program will follow with dancing. Arrangements are led by Miss Margaret McKnight, chairman, with committee members Mrs. Edwin Hetherington, Mrs. Clare Nichols, Miss Ollie Larson, Miss Lucille Gove and Miss Hope Shultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Margaret McKnight
Edwin Hetherington
Clare Nichols
Ollie Larson
Lucille Gove
Hope Shultz
W H C club Benefit Card Party
The W H C club sponsors a benefit card party Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Hubbard sales display room 406 Third avenue SE. Bridge and pinochle will be played with table and door prizes. Committee members handle prizes and other arrangements. Reservations may be made with committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. C. Club
Hubbard Sales Display
Third Avenue SE
Albert Wilson
Ray Tapper
Alfred Mikota
Lena Borschel
Charles Sterner
California Trip for Carie Moore and Davis Couple
Frank W. Carie Richard W. Moore and Mrs Gerald Davis left Monday for California. Mrs Davis will join Mr Davis there. Carie and Moore undertake a business and pleasure trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Carie
Richard W. Moore
Gerald Davis
California
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Davis
Mr. Carie
Mr. Moore
Daughters of Isabella Circle Meets at Montrose Hotel
The Our Lady of Perpetual Help Daughters of Isabella membership committee will gather at the Montrose hotel Wednesday at 8 p.m. для oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle, Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Mrs Ruth Neff Hosts Dinner For Mrs Wunder Guests
Mrs Ruth Neff of Commonwealth apartments entertained Sunday noon for house guest Mrs F F Wunder of Harlan. Attending were Patricia Makinson Iowa City Nanna Nelson and George Nelson. That evening Mr and Mrs A E Miller 514 First Street SW hosted a dinner for Mrs Wunder with Mrs Neff and the Russells and Woodside couples in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Neff
Commonwealth Apartments
F. F. Wunder
Harlan
Patricia Makinson
Iowa City
Nanna Nelson
George Nelson
Wunder
A. E. Miller
First Street
Neff
J. H. Russell
J. H. Woodside
Grace Rummens and Edwin Jones wed in Aitkin Minn
Announcement of the marriage between Grace Rummens daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Rummens Liver more and Edwin Jones son of Mrs Susie Jones Atkins formerly Shellsburg, performed at Aitkin Minn on May 26 1936. Mrs Jones has taught commercial subjects at Newhall high school for two years. Mr Jones owns the Dport Inn six miles south of Cedar Rapids on the Iowa City road where they reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rummens
A. W. Rummens
Livermore
Edwin Jones
Susie Jones
Atkins
Shellsburg
Aitkin
Minn
Jones
Newhall High School
Draport Inn
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Road
Kenwood Church Elects Leaders for Missionary Society
Mrs Flora B Manville was elected president of the Kenwood Presbyterian Missionary Society at the annual praise service Friday afternoon at the church. Mrs E M Stone was elected vice president and Mrs G S Holmes secretary and treasurer. During the service Mrs Clyde K Newhouse led devo- tions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora B. Manville
Kenwood Presbyterian Missionary Society
E. M. Stone
G. S. Holmes
Clyde K. Newhouse
Devo
Presbyterian women present program on Negro outreach
Mrs Iane Davis spoke of state and city work among Negroes while Mrs Frane Overholt and helpers offered a dramatization of African life. Mrs DeWees sang Negro spirituals as Mrs Paul Hansen accompanied. Jane Kohl played a piano piece and the world’s day of prayer program was discussed. Refreshments followed with Mrs A A Miller and Mrs D Corbett at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iane Davis
Frane Overholt
Martha Kohl
Louise
Dorothy Fernow
DeWees
Paul Hansen
Manville
Presbyterian Church
Jane Kohl
A. A. Miller
D. Corbett
Wednesday Social Club Meeting Set for 2:30 PM
The Wednesday social club will convene at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H J Hartman located at 531 Bever Avenue SE. The gathering invites members to attend for an afternoon assembly in a residential setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hartman
Bever Avenue SE
Federal Court Hearing Opens On Security Realty Reorganization
The federal court hearing on the Security Realty company reorganization began in Cedar Rapids before Judge George C. Scott. The plan would reduce interest on $490,000 in bonds from 6 to 5 percent, with 3 percent accumulative and 2 percent earned only if met annually. Bondholders’ committee chair W. C. Collins and Harold Miller of St. Louis Union Trust testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Realty Company
Cedar Rapids Corporation
Iowa Theater
George C. Scott
Sioux City
W.C. Collins
Weekend Visit Sparks Sales Meeting Attendance in City
John I. Smith Jr of Omaha formerly Cedar Rapids resident spent the weekend in the city for a sales meeting. A Progressive Group will meet at Woodman hall 109 Second avenue SE at 8 p.m. Monday. Cedar Rapids Gas Co cooking schools Tue 2 30 p.m Wed 7 30 p.m Thu 2 30 p.m topic Saucing with Soup advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Smith, Jr
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Woodman Hall
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Ill Mrs Cottingham Taken To St Luke's Hospital
Mrs. J. H. Cottingham, long ill, was moved from the home of her daughter Mrs. J. W. Ensign at 1321 A avenue NE to St. Luke's hospital for treatment Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cottingham
J. W. Ensign
Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Doctors Attend Mid Winter Chicago Dental Society Meeting
Dr A R Butterfield will spend Tuesday and Wednesday in Chicago for the Chicago Dental Society mid winter meeting. Dr C L Fenner of 2044 Fifth Avenue SE went to Chicago Monday for the same meeting and will return Friday. Merle Turner 23 of 302 Seventh Street NE suffered a lacerated left index finger when his hand caught in a meat saw at People's Grocery and Market 1000 First Avenue E Saturday at 6:30 p.m. He was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Butterfield
Chicago Dental Society
C. L. Fenner
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Merle Turner
Seventh Street
People’s Grocery and Market
First Avenue E
Eldora Woman Missing Amid Family Illness
Ray Bachman reports his wife Ruby left their Eldora home Friday noon and has not been seen since. Their son is seriously ill and Bachman seeks her return as police search for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bachman
Eldora
Ruby
Bachmans
Bachman
City skating rinks limited to two for public use
Recreation director Nevin Nichols said only the J street SW rink and the Arthur school rink are currently open. The Memorial drive SE rink is not frozen enough, and skaters are warned to stay off Roosevelt school’s temporary big rink, which may not reopen this year without a sustained cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Nichols
J Street
Arthur School
Memorial Drive SE
Nichols
Roosevelt School
Burts Fined for Intoxication and Disorder at Home
Thomas Burts of 1008 Third Street SE was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court after 9 25 p m Saturday arrest for intoxication and disturbing his family. Fine suspended on good behavior after costs. Frank McCaulley, 56, was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burts
Third Street
Burts
Frank McCaulley
Streamliner City of Portland To Resume Service
The streamliner City of Portland will resume Chicago to Portland service February 27, announced by the local Northwestern office. The train continues to run on its established schedule and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Portland
Chicago
North Western
Ship Reopens Service With Regular Monthly Schedule
The vessel has been out of service for a month for reconditioning and will resume its schedule. It will depart Chicago on the 4th 10th 16th 22nd and 28th of each month and leave Portland on the 1st 7th 13th 19th and 25th of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Portland
Manholtz Family Heads to Chicago for Radio Audition
Earle Manholtz of 1390 G avenue NE and his son Earle Jr known as the Ce Dar Valley Yodeling Cowboy travel to Chicago Thursday for a radio audition at station WENR. The father will play guitar and harmonica while the son performs on jug banjo harmonica and jewsharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Manholtz
G Avenue
Earle Manholtz, Jr
Chicago
WENR
Mr. Manholtz
Earle, Jr
Cedar Valley
St James Methodist boys tour Cedar Rapids police station
Members of the St James' Methodist boys tribunal toured the Cedar Rapids police station last Wednesday. Chief of Police Robert Vinch led the visit after addressing the group the previous Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Funeral of Clarence Wood Tuesday at 2 P.M
Funeral services for Clarence Wood 80 Jones county pioneer and uncle of artist Grant Wood will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Smykil chapel with the Rev D M Beggs officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Clarence Wood
Jones County
Grant Wood
Smykil Chapel
D. M. Beggs
Refund under Medical Aid Plan in Linn County
Mrs. Alice Ferber Linn county relief director reports a 1691.16 refund to Linn county from 1936 medical relief payments under contract with Linn county physicians. The surplus after monthly 3200 payments is returned or held for emergency use for indigent care. The county’s 1936 cost averaged just under 2700 per month. contract payments totaled 3200. The plan’s efficiency earns statewide praise and visits from other counties. Also noted were 1039 garments for Ohio valley flood relief valued at 845 and 16 Linn county youths assigned to CCC camps in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ferber
Linn County
Linn County Relief Committee
Ferber
Boards of Supervisors
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Federal Building
Dune Name Traces From Dutch Seacoast Sands
Dune, originally a term for sandhills along the North Sea coast in the Netherlands and northern France, carries a meaning akin to the English word downs. The comparison underscores shared linguistic roots in describing elevated sandy terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest A. Hayes
Valentine
David Turners
S. P. Moores
College Club Group
St. Joseph
United States
Pharmacopoeia
St.Joseph
Fred
Mrs. Rawlins
Mackey-West
Mrs. Behel
P. T. A. Meetings
Hadassah
Miss Allender Bridgetea
Y. W. Business Girls League
Sandercocks
Petersons
Isabella
Mrs. Wunder
Rummens-Jones
Kenwood Church Society
Thompson
Don Hunter
Elizabeth Sloss
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
McKinley School
Young Hunter
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
Better Housing Committee
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Tour
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Satem
North Carolina
Ana
Dorothy Kilgallen
Newark
OS Ae
Jack Oakie
Benny Goodman
Wabc-Columbia
Carters
Bertel Amnberg
Ray Jones
Grand Central Terminal
Dorothy Malone
B. C. Simpson
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