Vosmek Tichenor wed in Portland ceremony
Announced in Cedar Rapids, John J. Vosmek son of Mr and Mrs J H Vosmek and Bonita Georgia Tichenor daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Tichenor of Portland Ore were wed in Portland on December 26. Vosmek attended the University of Iowa as a Sigma Nu member and is employed by the Dant and Russell company after moving to Portland three years ago. The couple resides on SE Sherman in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Vosmek
J. H. Vosmek
Blake Boulevard SE
Bonita Georgia Tichenor
George A. Tichenor
Portland
Ore
Vosmek
University of Iowa
Sigma Nu
University of Oregon At
Eugene
P. E. O. Chapters Debut Inspections And Recitals
Chapters DK and HJ of P. E. O. met Monday for inspections and a program on a P. E. O. project. Forty three members and three guests attended the DE chapter meeting at Mrs. C. S. Foster’s home. Mrs. Eby led the inspection as white chrysanthemums centered the tea table. Chapter HJ held a second meeting with Mrs. George Stevenson of Des Moines as guest artist singing Two Roses and Life with accompaniment by Virginia Paul. Seventeen members attended the Cottey college program at Nevada Missouri, hosted by Mrs. Ira Carrithers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevenson
Des Moines
Lester de Yarman
Moray Eby
Given
C. S. Foster
Blake Boulevard
Eby
E. W. Richardson
C Avenue
Stevenson
Gilberte
Life
Pearl Curran
Virginia Paul
Ira T. Carrithers
Cottey College
Nevada
Charles Penningroth
Carl D. Thomas
Miss Collins Sets Course for New York City Education
Miss Virginia Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Collins of 1847 First Avenue East will depart Tuesday for New York City to continue studies at Miss Norfleet's school Miss Margaret Ann Randolph of Plainview Texas a guest at the Collins home will join her in Chicago and accompany her to New York City where she attends Miss Norfleet's school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Collins
Grant Collins
First Avenue E
New York City
Miss Norfleet
Margaret Ann Randolph
Plainview
Tex
Collins
Miss Collins
Chicago
Modern Reading Club Luncheon Hosts Readings Review
Mrs. Marshall Hickman of 1925 Second Avenue SE will host a luncheon and meeting for the Modern Reading club on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Assistant hostess is Mrs. Robert Armstrong. Mrs. E J North will review Jefferson in Power by Claude Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hickman
Second Avenue SE
Modern Reading Club
Robert Armstrong
E. J. North
Claude Bowers
Silver Chain Circle to Meet for Sewing Session
Silver Chain senior circle of the King's Daughters will gather with Mrs. O B McGuire at 1712 J Avenue NE Wednesday at 2 p m. Members are asked to come prepared to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain
The
King’s Daughters
O. B. McGuire
J Avenue
Bladder Irritation Ad Promotes Herbal Tablet Cure
A May's Drug Store advertisement touts 25c tablets made from buchy leaves juniper oil and six other drugs to flush acids and reduce irritation. It claims benefits include fewer night awakenings scanty flow frequent desire burning backache and leg pains with a four day money back refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May’s Drug Store
Webster Couple Wed In Methodist Parsonage
Miss Josephine Wheeler of Webster and Dale Mike sell of Webster were married Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. R. L. Brown. Attendants were Miss Audrey Bair and Marion Wheeler. The bride, a Webster High School graduate, studied at Parsons College and the University of Iowa and works in Des Moines. The groom, also a Webster High School graduate, attended Iowa State Teachers College. They will reside on a farm near Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Josephine Wheeler
Starlin Wheeler
Dale Mikesell
Howard Mikesell
Methodist Parsonage
R. L. Brown
Audrey Bair
Marion Wheeler
Mikesell
Webster High School
Parsons College
University of Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers College
Gazette Club to Host Card Party and Dance
The Gazette Type High club plans a Sunday evening event at C S P S hall starting at 8 p.m. Members wives and friends are invited for an entertainment program prizes and a lunch during the intermission. A local orchestra will perform popular and old-time music and dancing will follow from 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Type High Club
C. S. P. S. Hall
Gazette
Joyce
Bob
Four Cedar Rapids Couples To Attend Iowa City Dinner Dance
Four local Cedar Rapids couples will be guests at a dinner dance hosted Tuesday evening in the River Room of the Memorial Union. Hosts are Dr. and Mrs. Dean M. Lierle and Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Peterson of Iowa City. Guests include Dr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Foster Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Moon Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Von Lackum and Mr. and Mrs. Clare R. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dean M. Lierle
Frank R. Peterson
Iowa City
Memorial Union
Wayne J. Foster
B. J. Moon
J. K. von Lackum
Clare R. Marshall
Epler Honoring Addison J Ramsey At Dinner
Mr and Mrs R R Epler invite twelve guests to a Tuesday dinner at their 1930 Linden drive SE home honoring Addison J Ramsey of 225 Crescent street SE who will depart later in the week for Miami Beach and Palm Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Epler
Linden Drive
Addison J. Ramsey
Crescent Street SE
Miami Beach
Palm Beach
Fla
Harris Couple Returns From Washington Visit
Mr and Mrs S N Harris of 1345 A avenue NE returned from Washington DC after two weeks visiting their daughter Mrs Paul Mc Crea and Mr McCrea They also visited Miss Mary Ainslie formerly of Cedar Rapids now employed in the Rockefeller Foundation research department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Harris
A Avenue NE
Washington, D. C
Paul McCrea
McCrea
Mary Ainslie
Cedar Rapids
Rockefeller Foundation
Washington
Grinnell Students Return After Holidays
Miss Jean Eckford Miss Georgia Ann Buresh and Miss Helen Grissell returned to Grinnell Tuesday to resume their studies at Grinnell College after spending the holidays at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Eckford
John Eckford
Second Avenue
Georgia Ann Buresh
George F. Buresh
Eighteenth Street
Helen Grissell
Elmer F. Grissell
Johnson Avenue NW
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Holmes Return From Excelsior Springs Visit
Mr and Mrs George Bruce Holmes of 1801 Grande avenue SE returned after spending a week at Excelsior Springs Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bruce Holmes
Grande Avenue SE
Excelsior Springs
Morris Sanford Speaks On Early Cedar Rapids
Morris Sanford will deliver an illustrated lecture on Early Cedar Rapids at a meeting of Ashley chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. The session heads into a business segment electing delegates to the state conference in Des Moines in March. Hostesses include Miss Mary Kennedy and several committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sanford
Cedar Rapids
Ashley Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club House
Des Moines
Mary Kennedy
A. F. Groeltz
Helen Amidon
H. E. Henderson
J. W. Dunn
Helen Dunn
Bridge series opens with Mrs Taylor and Mrs Busler leads
Mrs T E Taylor and Mrs M J Busler tied for high in the new pair duplicate bridge series which began Monday evening at Mrs Oliver Longueville’s home 2035 Blake boulevard SE James Epstein and Mrs William Jayne followed in second. The Howell movement is used. The business girls duplicate class meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the same residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Taylor
M. J. Busler
James Epstein
William Jayne
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Howell
Birthday Picnic Honoring Mrs. Harvey Froman At Her Home
A Sunday evening birthday picnic at 6240 Avenue NW surprised Mrs. Harvey Froman with friends as host guests including Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watt and daughters Betty and Carol Ann Margaret Henderson Opal Snetzler Betsy Jo Froman Alfred Brendel and Harvey Froman An out of town guest Mrs. John O'Brien of Atchison Kan attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Froman
Avenue NW
R. E. Walker
C. R. Marshall
Thomas Watt
Betty
Carol Ann
Margaret Henderson
Opal Snetzler
Betsy Jo Froman
Alfred Brendel
John O’brien
Atchison, Kan
Dainty Rufle Frock Pattern 4287 For Girls 2 to 10
Anne Adams presents pattern 4287 a sprightly pan tie frock for girls aged two to ten. Features puffed sleeves a pleated panel and ruffle at shoulders with flattery for a chubby face. Available in dotted Swiss dimity cotton crepe percale or gingham sizes 2 4 6 8 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pattern
Cedar Rapids
Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Set by Hanford Post
The American Legion auxiliary at Hanford post No. 5 announces the annual prosperity card party. It will be held Jan. 18 in the Memorial coliseum. Hostesses are Mrs. F. C. Parrish and Mrs. Gilbert Martin. Ticket sales are led by Mrs. Harry Gunderson and Mrs. Floyd Baumgartner with assistance from several members. High and low prizes will be awarded after every four hands, and door prizes will be given. Reservations available through ticket committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Coliseum
F. C. Parrish
Gilbert Martin
Harry Gunderson
Floyd Baumgartner
Grant Wilson
Walter Payne
Louis Schirm
Alma Vokalek
H. H. Wage
H. E. Travis
Stolba Elected President of Gladiolus Society
Steve L. Stolba was elected president of the Gladiolus society at a Monday Roosevelt hotel meeting. Officers include Joseph Holec as vice president S. G. Smith as secretary and treasurer and John G. Reding as chapter representative to the Iowa Gladiolus society board of governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve L. Stolba
Gladiolus Society
Roosevelt Hotel
Joseph Holec
S. G. Smith
John G. Reding
Iowa Gladiolus Society
Health Education Gym and Tap Class Resumes
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club health education department restarts weekly gym and tap dancing classes Thursday at 9 15 a m at the Y W C A. At 10 30 a m Mrs A G Brown and Mrs T H De Wees hostesses will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
A. G. Brown
T. H. de Wees
Perrin Guest At Barry Home In Mapleton
Mrs. C. M. Perrin of Mapleton visits daughter Mrs. John W. Barry and Mr. Barry at 210 Twenty-third Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Perrin
John Barry
Cornwell Anniversary Dinner At 39 Years
Mr and Mrs John D Cornwell celebrated their thirty ninth wedding anniversary at a New Year s Day family dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ross Schadwich and son Homer Mr and Mrs Carlton Schantz and son Donald Mr and Mrs Louis Proksa and daughter Pauline Mr and Mrs Elmer Vosburgh and Mr and Mrs Neil C Stocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Cornwell
Fourth Avenue SW
Ross Schadwich
Homer
Carlton Schantz
Donald
Louis Proksa
Pauline
Elmer Vosburgh
Neil C. Stocker
Birthday surprise honors Mrs. Kosek at home party
Relatives held a surprise picnic supper and birthday party for Mrs. Charles J. Kosek of 1814 Mallory Street SW Monday evening. Attendees included Antone and Ruth Ann Biederman, Leo Biederman, Wendl Nechville, Mary and Libbie Nechville, William and Joyce Ann Ceynar, Earl Ceynar, Lud Prastka and Dickie Prastka, Frances Dusek, and Johnny Kosek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Kosek
Mallory Street
Antone Biederman
Ruth Ann
Leo
Wendl Nechville
Mary
Libbie Nechville
William Ceynar
Joyce Ann
Earl
Lud Prastka
Dickie
Frances Dusek
Mrs. Kosek
Johnny
Birthday Party Honors Margaret E Smith at Home
Mrs Leonard Smith hosted a Monday evening gathering at 928 Haven Avenue NW for her daughter Margaret E Smiths sixteenth birthday. Bunco was played with guests Dorothy Reynolds Lorene Parker Dorothy Faires Dorothy Kibbie Lucille Kibbie Adelle Locher Mildred Burke Zelda Epson Erma Lee Young Betty Ann Blecher Virginia Harover Helen Heald Georgene Heider and Irene Astrosky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
H Avenue NW
Margaret E. Smith
Bunco
Dorothy Reynolds
Lorene Parker
Dorothy Faires
Dorothy
Lucille Kibbie
Adelle Locher
Mildred Burke
Zelda Epson
Erma Lee Young
Betty Ann Blecher
Virginia Harover
Helen Heald
Georgene Heider
Irene Astrosky
Jane Boyd circle to meet at Enright home for luncheon
Jane Boyd circle of the King’s Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W. P. Enright 214 Twenty-third street drive SE for luncheon. Mrs. A. F. Sander and Mrs. Ben Tait will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
W. P. Enright
Twenty-third Street Drive
A. F. Sander
Ben Tait
Pythian Sisters to Install Officers at Winter Temple Meet
Winter temple No. 78 Pythian Sisters will hold a 7 30 p m business session and officer installation Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Camp Fire Guardians Introduce New City Executive
Mrs. Wells C. Peck presented Miss Naida Thorpe as the new city Camp Fire executive at a Monday meeting in the First Presbyterian chapel. Thorpe began her duties the same day. The program included a manual review, new ranks, handcraft demonstrations, and notes from the city fire department thanking Camp Fire girls for doll dressing at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells C. Peck
Camp Fire Guardians’ Association
Naida Thorpe
New City
First Presbyterian Chapel
Thorpe
L. D. Dennis
Board of Awards
Glenn Darrow
Harry Donovan
Dorothy Kepler
Ocie Trimble
Ardyce Woodside
City Fire Department
Camp Fire
Miss Woodside
Mercy Hospital
M. R. Warren
Camp Fire Girls’ Council
Warner C. Danforth
Party honors 1935 baby derby winner
Mrs. Stephen Vicko hosted a Saturday party at her mother’s home 1534 Eighth Avenue SE in honor of Marianne, who won The Gazette’s baby derby in 1935. Assisted by her mother Mrs. Mitvalsky and sister Mrs. Leone Fatka, guests included several relatives and family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Vicko
E. G. Mitralsky
Eighth Avenue SE
Marianne
The
Gazette
Vicko
Mitvalsky
Leone Fatka
William Dytrt, Jr
Patricia Ann
Marvin DeWitt
Marilyn Jean
Fred Melichar
Betty Jean
Freda Mae
Buddy
Elma Fern Samuelson
Jean Marie Barvinek
Marianne Vicko
E. G. Mitvalsky
Chidesters Visit Andersons Over Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Anderson welcomed their daughter L. W. Chidester and her family from Boston for the holidays. The Chidesters and their children Beverly Jean and Mary Louise, along with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chide of Iowa City, plan to depart Saturday to join Mr. Chidester, a Tufts instructor in music and economics in Medford, Massachusetts, who has attended conventions in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Anderson
Twentieth Street NW
L. W. Chidester
Mr. Chidester
Boston
Beverly Jean
Mary Louise
W. E. Chide
Iowa City
Ch .Ren
Tufts College
Medford
Mass
Chicago
Mrs Pauline Ward Ralston Returns to Sioux Falls School Post Vacation
Miss Pauline Ward Ralston resumes duties as physical education instructor in Sioux Falls public schools after a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs T A Ralston of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ward Ralston
Sioux Falls
S. D
T. A. Ralston
Marion
Kacena Returns to Chicago for Postgraduate Study
After visiting his parents Mr and Mrs William M Kacena at 616 Second Street SW Joseph Kacena returns to the University of Chicago to resume his postgraduate study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Kacena
Second Street
Joseph Kacena
University of Chicago
Hauser Couple Back From Three-Week Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs Chester Hauser of 374 Nineteenth Street SE returned Friday after a three week motor tour through the south visiting St Louis Atlanta Biloxi and New Orleans en route to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hauser
Nineteenth Street
South
Florida
St. Louis
Atlanta
Biloxi
Miss
New Orleans
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Ebright at Shea Home
Mr and Mrs T J Shea and family hosted a duck dinner at 423 Eighth Avenue SW on Monday evening for Mrs Irvin Ebright of Holbrook. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ebright and the Shea children John Leonard Rosemary Jerry Ann M V C and Michael. An amateur program followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Shea
Eighth Avenue SW
Ex Quakerettes Plan Wednesday Meeting at Juhl Home
The Ex Quakerettes will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Juhl on Coldstream avenue NE for their gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Juhl
Coldstream Avenue
Tyler P. T. A. to Hold Two School Meetings
The Tyler P. T. A. study group meets at the school Wednesday at 2 p.m. The lesson from the national P. T. A. magazine covers the family’s part in community recreation. The executive board meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
How to Avoid and Overcome Nervous Troubles booklet
Joyce, once nervous and irritable, gains calm through private crying and a hobby. Friends praise her vivid charm while doctors advise releasing emotion to ease tension. The 40 page booklet presents physician psychologist guidance for worry irritability insomnia and related nervous ailments.
Bornhoeft Guests Leave for St Louis Seminary
Theodore Bornhoeft departed Monday evening for St Louis Missouri where he will attend Concordia seminary after spending the holidays with his parents the Rev and Mrs P L Bornhoeft of 446 Fourth avenue SW Miss Helen Tassemeyer of Tilden Nebraska who was a holiday and weekend visitor at the Bornhoeft home left Sunday for her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bornhoeft
St. Louis
Concordia Seminary
P. L. Bornhoeft
Fourth Avenue
Helen Tassemeyer
Tilden
Neb
Bornhoeft
Stuffed Veal and Salad Cups from Home Cook Menu
A home recipe collection shows a salmon cup salad with mayonnaise base and a stuffed veal dish. It lists ingredients including tuna celery egg pimento paprika and lemon. plus veal cutlets stuffed with bread crumb mix, butter, and water, baked until tender, served with potatoes.
How to Avoid and Overcome Nervous Troubles booklet
Name: [Your Name]. Address: [Your Address]. Booklet: How to Avoid and Overcome Nervous Troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Resolute Uncle Fails to Quit Smoking Each New Year
A family tale chronicles a godly uncle who vows to give up tobacco every New Year. He quietly sabotages his resolve as Auntie winks and patience wears thin while the pipe lingers and the house bears his yearly temper.
Mercer Attorneys Claim Tipton Victim Lacked Caution
Des Moines AP Mercer seeks mercy in Tipton murder case arguing Sproat would not have been killed if he had used caution. Attorneys contend Mercer acted in self defense after a bandit car halted by men not clearly identified as officers. They call Mercer's confession boastful and hallucinatory while urging life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
John Mercer
Robert G. Sproat
Tipton
Supreme Court
Sproat
Mercer
California
Wain Kile
Roy Mercer
Davenport
Kile
Roy
Davenport Presbyterian Sunday school elects new superintendent
Mrs Anna Dutton was elected superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday school in Wheatland at a Sunday meeting. Other officers elected include secretary Mrs Emil Koch assistant secretary Paul Stankee pianist Joanna Agnew assistant pianist Phylis Wilmarth. St Pauls Reformed church elected elders and deacons for terms of three and one year with Fred Witte Louis Fox Arthur Klahn and Theodore Schnieder named to the posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Anna Dutton
Presbyterian
Emil Koch
Paul Stankee
Joanna Agnew
Phylis Wilmarth
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Fred Witte
Louis Fox
Arthur Klahn
Theodore Schnieder
Engineers Estimate Night Accident Loss On Highways
Electrical engineers say preventable night accidents on main highways cost about six thousand dollars per mile annually. The estimate highlights road safety and lighting issues as key factors in economic loss.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John J. Vosmek and
Bonita G. Tichenor
P. E.O
Mrs Dale Mikesell
R. R. Eplers
S. N. Harrises
George Holmes
May
Graham
Mays Tea Room
Ashley
Longueville
Duplicate Bridge
Mrs. Froman
Legion Auxiliary
Steve Stolba
Gladiolus Club
Honor John Cornwells
Kemble
Kemble Floral Co
Iowa Theater
Guardians
Miss Ralston
Chester Hausers
Mrs. Ebright
P. T. A. Meetings
Tyler
Alexander George
Pocahontas
Rena Handling
Hubbard Ice
sEttetutats Fuel CO
Edgar A. Guest
Tillauntie
Blue Valley
Hall-Ekfelt
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