Shirley Larson Weds Francis Hammerness in Montana Ceremony
Shirley Larson and Francis C Hammerness were married New Year’s Day in First Lutheran Church. The bride, daughter of O J Larson, wore a tomato red suit and gardenia corsage. the groom is son of Carl Hammerness of Glasgow Montana. They plan to reside in Glasgow after a Minneapolis wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Larson
Francis C. Hammerness
O. J. Larson
Park Avenue SE
Carl Hammerness
Glasgow
Mont
Paul Luther Miller
William C. McNally
Minneapolis
Hammerness
McKinley High School
Coe College
St. Olaf’s
Northfield
Minn
Montana
Infantry
College of Pharmacy
University of Montana
Reservations Open for Woman's Club Luncheon in Cedar Rapids
Members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club without phones or not contacted yet may reserve seats for the Fiftieth birthday luncheon on Monday by calling Mrs. A. S. Clauss at 2 5545 or Mrs. Peter Hib posts at 33-0889 by Saturday morning.
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Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
A. S. Clauss
Peter Hibposts
Cedar Rapids
Mother
Ethel Bock Wed To Tennessean
Mrs. Margaret Bock announces the wedding of her daughter Ethel to Harry L. Starnes of Kingsport Tennessee. The ceremony was held Wednesday at St Patrick's rectory by Rev D G Peters. The Starneses will reside in Cedar Rapids.
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Margaret Bock
Ninth Street NW
Ethel
Harry L. Starnes
Henry M. Starnes
Kingsport
Tenn
St. Patrick’s
D. G. Peters
Starnes
Immaculate Conceptions
Witwer Grocer Company
Dobyns-Bennett High School
Navy
Cedar Rapids
Dear Diary 1946 Opens With Peace and Plans
Gloria Weiser recalls a hopeful start to 1946 with peace and teen life in mind. She notes Joan Carroll’s letter urging restraint and kindness, reflects on holiday window displays, and mentions the Keen Teen Klub party with 475 attendees and upcoming club improvements.
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St. Mary's
Joan Carrol
Ingrid
Bing
Joan
Keen
Teen Klub
Jerry Hyle
Doris Craven
Klub
Abracadabra
Society Wedding Notices Update Pressed by Gazette
The society department announces revised timing for wedding and social news. Immediate publication after events is aimed, with deadlines for Cedar Rapids three days, other Iowa points five days, and out-of-state seven days.
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Society
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Memorial building meeting installs Relief corps officers
At a Thursday 2 p m session in the Memorial building T Z Cook Women’s Relief Corps No 11 installed officers led by President Norvella Ellise and senior vice president Alice Flint with chaplain Be atrice Narber and historian Etta Lefebure among the named installations.
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T. Z. Cook Women’s Relief Corps No. 11
Norvella Ellise
Alice Flint
Anna Haney
Mary Martin
Beatrice Narber
Millie Osborn
Mary Judd
Mamie Miller
May McNulty
Mary Kness
Helen Lowe
Mary Goodman
Eva Kisinger
Leota Kraut
Jane Fee
Edythe Greenlee
Lara Bucklin
Minnie Lukehart
Etta iLefebure
Murals Prominent In Parochial Show
The fourth annual parochial school art exhibit is hung in the Cedar Rapids Art gallery. Cedar Rapids pupils from first through sixth grades contributed large and small works in crayola chalk and ink. Murals by classes and groups are on display, tied to current studies. The show runs through January with evening hours Mondays and Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Auxiliary Installation Highlights Railroad Brotherhood Leaders
At a joint installation, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and its auxiliary welcomed new officers. In the auxiliary, Della Rogers becomes president and Alma OToole vice president, with Minnie Nurss chaplain and Grace Apgar treasurer among others. The Brotherhood installed Frank Lynott as president and Nick Thompson as vice president, Dan Harrington secretary treasurer, and John Hunter conductor, with other posts filled. A dinner and installation committee included Elizabeth Beall Julia Stefan Sophia Klersey and others.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Della Rogers
Alma O’toole
Minnie Nurss
Mildred Iokesh
Grace Apgar
Edna Cooper
Alberta Groff
Marie Ehrhardt
Mae Durgan
Hazel McNabb
Netah Hall
Brotherhood
Frank Lynott
Nick Thompson
Dan Harrington
Harry Beall
John Hunter
Frank Peck
Earl Hildebrand
Robert Jones
John Tisher
Elizabeth Beall
Julia Stefan
Sophia Klersey
Unusual Crochet Chair-Set Daisy Medallions Pattern 629
Crochet pattern 629 provides directions for a chairset and matching basket decor. Send 15 cents in coins to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. at 549 West Randolph Street Chicago 80 NL with pattern number and your name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Ethel Bock
Harry Starnes
Ruth Seid
Cleveland
American Red Cross
Gloria Weiser
Patsy
Nena
Harmony Cafeteria
T. Z Cook
Jaine Wheeler
Sister
Girl
Dek Mary Haworth
C. R
M. II
Mary Haworth
Krebs
Krebs Graz
First Avenue
Killian Company
Tan Tae
Killian
Judy Kent
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