Leonard Cherry Weds Winifred Robyn in Chicago
Leonard Henderson Cherry and Miss Winifred Robyn united in marriage at the Blackstone hotel Chicago with Rev R J Campbell officiating. About fifty guests attended the ceremony and breakfast. The couple will reside in Tama after February 17 and honeymooned in Miami Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone
Chicago
Winifred Robyn
Arthur Paul Robyn
Leonard Henderson Cherry
Herbert Tilden Cherry
Tama
R. J. Campbell
Grace Episcopal Church
Cedar Rapids
Jace
Mary Louise Robyn
Harry Francis McRoberts, Jr
Cherry
Ethel Lyons
American Conservatory of Music
Central Fibre Products Company
Culver Military Academy
University of Iowa
Phi Delta Theta
Luncheon Honors Mrs Heminger Before Move to St Louis
Mrs C E Heminger of 209 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE was saluted at a Commonwealth Tea Room luncheon hosted by Mrs George Miley. Attendees included Mrs Chambers Peregrine White Cornwell Miller Powell Taylor Owen Graver Rutherford Berry Kuenzel Teeter and others as the Hemingers plan February departure for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miley
Commonwealth Apartments
Commonwealth Tea ‘Room
C. E. Heminger
Twenty-fifth Street
Heminger
St. Louis
F. C. Chambers
R. Peregrine White
G. H. Cornwell
Leland Miller
Mary Louise Powell
Brothers Reunite After Thirty Years in Chicago Meeting
Ray I. MacLaughlin of Salem Oregon spent Tuesday with his brother Dr L E MacLaughlin and Mrs MacLaughlin at 1611 Park Avenue SE. The brothers, who had not seen each other for thirty years, last met in Chicago where MacLaughlin attended a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray I. MacLaughlin
Salem
Ore
L. E. MacLaughlin
Barrys Return From Mapleton Visit
Mr and Mrs John W Barry and their daughter have returned to their home at 210 Twenty third Street Drive SE after spending a week in Mapleton visiting Mrs Barry s parents Mr and Mrs C N M Perrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Barry
Twenty-third Street Drive
Mapleton
Legion Auxiliary Chorus Meetings and Radio Broadcast
The American Legion auxiliary chorus meets Friday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial building with a 12 45 picnic lunch preceding rehearsal. Members are urged to bring picnic items and attend the 4 to 4 30 p m auxiliary news travelogue broadcast from the Memorial building or listen via WOI Ames on their radios.
Second Anniversary Of Reading Group Observed At Meeting
Members held their second anniversary gathering at 1801 Second Avenue SE with about thirty five attendees. Mrs C Harve Geiger read Riptide a poetry novel by William Rose Benet as the program. Mrs Marvin Selden presided at tea. jonquils and yellow tapers adorned the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
C. Harve Geiger
William Rose Benet
Marvin R. Selden
Beethoven Club Hosts Guest Night at Montrose Terrace Room
Patrons and members may bring guests to the annual guest night program in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel on Wednesday evening. Members presenting two piano numbers include Eleanor Houts Bernice Hach Baldwin Anna Denkman Lorraine Mitchell Eleanor Taylor Marshall Hickman Eleanor Hilborn Genevieve Peiffer Lucy Ambroz and Ruth Miskimen with R D Taylor in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Montrose Hotel
Eleanor Houts
Bernice Hach Baldwin
Anna Denkman
Lorraine Mitchell
Eleanor Taylor
Marshall Hickman
Eleanor Hilborn
Genevieve Peiffer
Lucy Ambroz
Ruth Miskimen
R. D. Taylor
Classroom Teachers Group Party At St Pauls Church
Cedar Rapids classroom teachers association held a party at St Pauls Methodist church on Tuesday evening. Prizes for costumes went to Leone Sutherland first and Eleanor Montgomery second. Coe college students performed Chrysanthemum by Kent Andrews and A Major Blows with Katharine Munkhoff announcing. Edith Benson impressions and a piano solo accompanied the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Leone Sutherland
Eleanor Montgomery
Coe College Dramatic Art Department
Kent Andrews
Dee Little Theater
Katherine Munkhoff
Beulah Perrin
Ruth Webster
Edith Benson
Lida Tallman
Bernice Pratt
Maurine Hamblin
Ruth Zika
Lucille Powell
Emily Post
Miss Benson
Malta Chapter No 415 OES Meeting Notice
Malta chapter No 415 OES holds a stated meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic hall A social hour with refreshments follows All members are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Order
Police Auxiliary Benefit Card Party Set at Roosevelt Hotel
The Police auxiliary sponsors a benefit card party at the Roosevelt hotel on February 5 at 2 p.m. Tables will be arranged for bridge 500 and pinochle. A Gazette story misdated the party for January 29 in Tuesday's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
the Gazette
Dinner and bridge party honors Miss Edna Mackinson
Miss Edna Mackinson was feted on her birthday with a Monday dinner and bridge party at 620 First Avenue E. Prizes at bridge went to Mrs. Robert Baird and Mrs. Oliver C. Wamser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlys Reisinger
First Avenue E
Edna Mackinson
Robert Baird
Oliver C. Wamser
Modern Sculpture topic set for Delta Delphian meeting
The Delta Delphian club will study Modern Sculpture at its Thursday 9 30 a m meeting held at the Y W C A Mrs Guy E Hillier will lead the session and guide discussion of the subject
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delphian
Guy E. Hillier
Tyler P. T. A. Meeting Scheduled at School
The Tyler Parent Teacher Association will meet at the school on Thursday at 2 15 pm. A special invitation is extended to mothers of all new pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
Mozart Club Presents Varied Program at Beethoven Club
Members of the Mozart club present a program at the Beethoven club meeting Thursday at 10 am at the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Elizabeth Bohac is in charge with performances by Zalesky, Paderewski, Dett, Wallenhaupt, Lack, Messenger, Hasek, Kadavy, and others featuring violinist Joan Kadavy and Mrs Gort Heinen at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Beethoven Club
Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth Bohac
Ann Zalesky
Beethoven Lorraine J
Jean ‘Kricher
Julle
Esse
Virginia’ ‘Richte
Wallenhaupt
Florence Atteson
Eevee
Sarah May Messenger
Mozart Prisellla Patterson
Levitsk
Ruth Ann Hasek
Rucser
Joan Kadavy
Gort Heinen
Chopin Marjorie Davis
Belle Plaine and Millersburg pair wed at Trinity Lutheran
Miss Luella Huron daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Huron Belle Plaine and Milo Pope son of Mr and Mrs Martin Pope Millersburg were married Tuesday evening at Trinity Lutheran church by Rev P L Bornhoeft. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Jack Hessenius Cedar Rapids now reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Huron
Joe Huron
Belle Plaine
Milo Pope
Martin Pope
Millersburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Bornhoeft
Jack Hessenius
Cedar Rapids
Hasley and Cox Wed at St Patrick's Fairfax
Miss Viola Hasley daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Hasley of Fairfax and Paul Cox son of John Cox of Cedar Rapids were married at St Patrick's church Fairfax Tuesday at 9 am. Rev J J Buznyski officiated in the presence of families and friends with Emil Cloughy on music and Mrs Foley and Lila Stallman singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Hasley
A. J. Hasley
Fairfax
Paul Cox
John Cox
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
J. J. Buznyski
Emil Cloughy
Foley
Lila Stallman
Divorce Notice in Linn County Iowa Court
In the District Court of Iowa Linn County March Term 1936 Montrose F Johnson plaintiff vs Ruth Johnson defendant You are notified of a petition for divorce filed in the Clerk of Court office Desertion without just cause for over two years Default may be entered and judgment decreed if you do not appear before noon on the second day of the next March term at Cedar Rapids Court House F A Heald attorney for plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the State of Iowa
Linn County
A. D
Montrose F. Johnson
Ruth Johnson
District Court of the
State of Iowa
Linn Counge
Sala District Court
Cedar Rapids
Towa
F. A. Heald
Mary Wormhoudt to Wed Clark Van Meter in Council Bluffs
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Mary Wormhoudt of Council Bluffs and Clark Van Meter of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony will be February 15 at the bride's parents home in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wormhoudt
Clark van Meter
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Henry E. Wormhoudt
van Meter
W. L. van Meter
Adel
Decatur
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Kappa Delta Pi
Iowa State College
Ames
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Gas Machine Service Company
Third Avenue
Ten Years Of Camp Fire Growth In Cedar Rapids Dinner
Camp Fire council of 100 in Cedar Rapids marks a decade of growth from 30 members in 1924 to 764 today at the annual dinner at First Congregational church. Officers were re-elected and awards given for ten years of service. A national exhibit, crafts displays, and a decade themed program highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Council
Cedar Rapids
First Congregational Church
M. R. Warren
Delbert Ashby
J. A. Yessler
Charles Penningroth
J. H. Woodside
James Knox
Floyd Knapp
John R. Battin
Warren
James Killian
J. M. Dinwiddie
Camp Fire
H. M. Gage
Ira T. Carruthers
Wells Peck
Mary Gent
Elaine Graham
Mary Nelson
Isabelle Smith
Betty Warren
Jean Bailey
Edith Boardman
Barbara Ringer
Miriam Zambrakos
Dorothy J. Duncan
Bessie Gallagher
Doris Preston
Dorothy Mesknes
Jean Thompson
Marilyn Miller
Joan Yessler
Jean White
Mary Frances Bucknell
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Bernice Hammond
Ida Mansfield Circle of King’s Daughters Meets
Ida Mansfield circle met Tuesday with Mrs. Philip Shive. Mrs. Owen T. Barry led devotions and Mrs. Ben Peterson reported 280 quarts of milk distributed to the needy in the last month. Seventeen members and three guests attended. Next meeting at Mrs. Merton Morris’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
The
King’s Daughters
Philip Shive
Owen T. Barry
Ben Peterson
E. E. Schenefelt
Lee O. Nielson
George Walton
Merton Morris
Kensington Meeting Canceled Until February
The Malta Kensington meeting planned for Thursday afternoon has been canceled. There will be no Kensington meeting until February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Kensington
The
H F Lewis To Be West Liberty Postmaster
Rep. Edward C. Eicher announced Wednesday that Harry F. Lewis will be appointed post master at West Liberty Ja. The statement comes from Washington and was reported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Lewis
West Liberty
Washington (Ap
Edward C. Eicher
Washington
Harry F. Lewis
Dream interpretation and a high school basketball recap
The article discusses dream meaning referencing Jacob and a modern view of wish fulfillment. It then reports Vinton defeating Belle Plaine 36 to 19 in a season debut on the local floor, noting a fourth quarter rally and a seventh straight win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
the Angels
Esau
Palestine Hills
Ladder
Angels
God
The
Gazette
Vinton
Belle Plaine
McCune
Edm
Stewart
Thompson
W Payton
Plaine
Shi
City Briefs and Personal Notices Headlines
Local notices list meetings at the superior court room and Y M C A and announce open house for Roosevelt High, Hi Y council planning, and Chamber of Commerce welfare committee. Attacks and injuries reported include Hadsell and Shaughnessy hospitalizations. police court fines for overtime parking.
Pastor to speak on cooperation with Baptists in the Philippines
Rev. George Dunlap of Kenwood Presbyterian church will discuss joint efforts with Baptist groups in the Philippines. He will present the topic entitled Cooperation with the Baptists in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunlap
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Baptists
Philippines
Local Men Fined For Intoxication and Disturbing the Peace
George Church and Glenn Church were fined 25 dollars and costs each in police court for intoxication and disturbing the peace by fighting. payment of 10 dollars and costs each settled the balance. John Demolli and Arthur Safely each received 10 dollar fines and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Church
Twentieth Avenue
Glenn Church
Hull Avenue
John Demolli
First Street
Arthur Safely
L Street
Hollan Named Iowa Rep for National Clerks Union
LeRoy Hollan registry clerk at the Cedar Rapids post office received notice Monday of his appointment as Iowa representative for the National Federation of Post Office Clerks by Leo E. George national president. Hollan is currently president of the Iowa Federation of Post Office Clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Hollan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Leo E. George
Washington, D. C
Hollan
Iowa Federation of Post Office Clerks
Chamber dinner marks Golden Gloves planning session
A special dinner meeting of the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce is set for 6 p.m. Thursday. Members will plan participation in staging the Golden Gloves tournament on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. A short entertainment program is planned and full attendance is urged with reservations at 5135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Sixth World Friendship session at First Baptist tonight
The final session of the School of World Friendship is at the First Baptist church tonight with a supper at 6 30. Mrs Milo Wenger will complete her review of Agar s Stewardship of Life and the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of World Friendship
First Baptist Church
Milo Wenger
Agar
Stewardship of Life
Boy Suffers Ear Injury After Basement Fall
Three year old Bobby Keister of 727 Havenne NW was treated at St Luke's after a basement fall caused internal bleeding in the left ear. He was dismissed with officials noting no hearing impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hrdlicka
Nineteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Bobby Keister
Avenne NW
Brief Tuesday Firespike Signals Two Minor Alarms
With temperatures briefly above freezing Tuesday night the fire department saw only two minor alarms in over twelve hours. An auto fire at First Street and Tenth Avenue SW at 5 p.m. involved Henry Satterly’s machine, caused by a backfire through the carburetor. At 6:30 p.m. firefighters answered Mrs. L. J. Hall’s home at 219 Sixth Street NW for a smoke pipe fall. no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Tenth Avenue SW
Henry Satterly
L. J. Hall
Sixth Street NW
Memorial for Lois Waters at Garfield School
A memorial service for Lois Waters former Garfield school principal is set for Friday at 3 30 p m at Garfield School The program will be organized by Mrs B P Puckett Mrs Frank Holets of Fairfax and Miss Miriam Confare all friends and colleagues are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Waters
Garfield School
Miss Waters
B. P Puckett
Frank Holets
Fairfax
Miriam Confare
Farm for Rent Want Ad Costs a Few Cents
A brief classified note states a farm is available to rent and emphasizes the low cost of the want ad to reach interested renters.
Birthday Ball At Pla-Mor Informal For Roosevelt Event
Birthday ball at Pla-Mor Thursday night will be informal with dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., the event honoring President Franklin D. Roosevelt to aid infantile paralysis relief. Mayor Hahn leads the grand march. broadcast of the president's birthday address will be heard by attendees. General committee members host Cedar Rapids reception, tickets on sale today and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla-Mor
W. E. Lamey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
O.K
Frank K. Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Mesdames
E. E. Reynolds
Frank Baldwin
Henry Achter
Guy McKibben
Ann Malone
Pauline Murray
Paul Huston
B. G. Broghammer
John A. Limback
Walter R. Hutchinson
A. J. Murray
Marley Clark
Frank Healy
Re-Election of All Officers for Town Mutual and Preferred Class Mutual
Town Mutual Liability Insurance and the Preferred Class Mutual Insurance re elected all officers and directors at annual meetings held at their home office 512 Second Avenue SE. Officers include John Hanson Waterloo president R D Taylor vice president and H L Nehis secretary treasurer directors include Beardsley Chase Davis Hanson Mills Nehis and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Preferred Class Mutual Insurance Company
Second Avenue SE
John Hanson
Waterloo
R. D. Taylor
H. L. Nehis
D. E. Beardsley
A. E. Chase
L. P. Davis
R. J. Mills
Canada
Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nehls
W. D. Ralston
Episcopal Women Of Three Cities To Meet In Cedar Rapids
Mrs. D. D. Tabor of New York City will address a joint meeting of Episcopal women from Grace and St. John s Cedar Rapids St. Mark s Anamosa and Trinity Iowa City at Grace church Cedar Rapids. Holy Communion at 9 30 a.m. followed by a conference on missionary work, picnic lunch at noon, afternoon session at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Tabor
New York City
Woman’s Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
Women of Grace
St. John’s
Cedar Rapids
St. Mark's Church of Anamosa
Trinity Church
Iowa City
Grace Church
Sixth Street
Manchester approves lower electricity rates amid franchise lapse
The Manchester city council adopted a reduced rate schedule for Iowa Electric customers, effective March 1. Residence charges apply 7c per first 30 KWH, 6c for next 30, 4c for next 30, and 2.9c over 90 KWH. minimum bill $1. Commercial rates start at 10c for first 50 KWH, 6c next 50, 4c next 50, and 3.4c over 150 KWH. minimum $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Iowa Electric Company
Concert Pianist Ralph Dobbs Delights Chicago Audience
Youthful pianist Ralph Dobbs delivered a varied program for the Community Concert association. His touch and tone refinement, with notable Liszt and Chopin pieces, earned cordial reception and multiple encores from an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dobbs
Chicago
Community Concert Association
Dobbs
Liszt
New Graduation Standards Adopted by Grinnell College
Grinnell College adopts a revised curriculum effective for incoming freshmen. The new system abolishes majors and minors, replacing them with a field of concentration requiring forty to fifty-two hours. Seven divisions structure study, with requirements in freshman English orientation and a foreign language, plus three years of physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Irwin of DeWitt Announces Lieutenant Governor Candidacy
State Senator H. L. Irwin of DeWitt Clinton county announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. Irwin, in Florida, made the announcement through John N. Hughes of Des Moines, a friend and former law partner. He is serving his second Senate term and was president pro tem in the last three sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
H. L. Irwin
DeWitt
Clinton County
Irwin
Floreida
John N. Hughes
Des Mintes
Senate
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Leonard Cherry
Winifred
Robyn
Maclaughlins
Barrys
Pla
Thurs
Hotel Roosevelt
Fisher Drug Co
Merchants National Bank
Police Auxiliary Party
Miss Mackinson
P. T. A. Meetings
ET ““S Watson
Cedar Chapter of
Nora .McKinnon
Andrew Petersen
Cedar Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Bernice Diserens
Edwin D. Manilaw
Maude Keyser
Edna Duncan
Paul Clark
Abbie Sheldon
Alice King
Leon Blinks
Verne Tapper
Bess Monilaw
Ida Manchester
Eleanor Sawyer
Gretchen Roy
Lee Eckert
Robert McClaughry
Helen E. Cook
Charles Bode
Emil Kriz
Electa
Mabel Stryker
R George Johnson
Sentinel
Ernestine Mineck
McKinnon
Marguerite Naibert
Mrs. Naibert
Diserens
Ruth Watson
Mr. Manilaw
Jess Kitterman
Hasley-Cox
10Th Bt
New York, N.Y
Ruth Stoddard
Oakland, Calif
Mr. and
Mrs
A. V. Millburn
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
Townsend Club No. 5
Superior Court Room
Roosevelt Hi
Roosevelt High School
Public Welfare Board
Chamber
Hi-Y Council
Frank E. Russell
Don
International Heating and Ventilating
Donald Hadsell
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Amateur Baseball League
Playground Commission
City Hall
E. H. Wadsworth
Country Club Parkway SE
C. L. Beeson
Second Street SE
Clara Shaughnessy
Ninth Street
Miss Shaughnessy
Milo Kressa
Eighth Street
First Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
E. Krejsa
P. O. Clerks
Young Men's Bureau
Shrine
Hotel
Montrose
Bird Room
World Friendship School
Boy
OWA Mutuals
Episcopal Women
Prof
Max Dafhler
Sen. Irwin
Deewee Booka
Ho Et
Dial
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