Lois Yeager and Eugene Pugh Married at Ames
Lois Virginia Yeager and Eugene C. Pugh wed Monday at Collegiate Methodist Church Ames in a candlelit ceremony. The bride, daughter of Charles and Mary Yeager of Colo, wore marquisette satin with Venisse lace. the groom is son of David R. Pugh of Cedar Rapids. The couple plans a Colorado trip before returning to Cedar Rapids for the summer. Mrs. Pugh attended Iowa State College and Mr. Pugh is a senior in Theta Xi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Virginia Yeager
Eugene C. Pugh
Ames
Alfred F. Schneck
Colo Methodist Church
Charles W Yeager
Colo
Pugh
David R. Pugh
Sixteenth Street
William Clendeni
Bernice Bowers
la Gene Smith
Rochester
Minn
Charles Harms
Allison
Mia
Paul Felkner
Centerville
Barbara
Robert Barnard
State Center
Warren Pugh
Cedar Rapids
Eldon Pugh
Robert Clem
Iowa City
Charles Yeager, Jr
Des Moines
Dean Yeager
Douglas Johns
Iowa State College
Theta Xi
Wasta Family Vacation Visit Near Canada Brings Guests
Mr and Mrs Erwin J Wasta and their sons Wayne and James returned from a vacation trip to Canada Enroute home they visited Camp Lake Hubert for Girls near Brainerd Minnesota to see their daughter Nan Fred Pigott and his son and daughter Dick and Sandra of Des Moines accompanied the Wastas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin J Wasta
Blake Boulevard
Wayne
James
Canada
Camp Lake Hubert
Brainerd
Minn
Nan
Fred Pigott
Sandra
Des Moines
Wastas
Miss Semelroth Weds Dominic Prochaska at Immaculate Conception
Miss Elizabeth Semelroth and Dominic Prochaska married Saturday at 10 am in Immaculate Conception Church by Rt Rev Msgr John Moloy. The bride wore pink linen with navy accessories and orchid corsage, maid of honor Marilyn Feiereisen in baby blue, best man Gilbert Feiereisen, usher Harry Benesh Jr. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids where he works for Cedar Rapids Electric Company after a trip to the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jane Semelroth
Dominic Prochaska
Immaculate Conception Church
John M. Moloy
Marilyn Feiereisen
Gilbert Feiereisen
Harry Benesh, Jr
Joséph J Prochaska
Waveland
Prochaska
Ozarks
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Electric Company
Mrs Rutherford to Be Honored at Cedar Rapids Luncheon
Mrs Raymond Rutherford of Miami will be honored at a Friday luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club hosted by Mrs Joseph F Hladky and Mrs John L Miller. Mrs Rutherford, formerly of Cedar Rapids, is visiting the Hladkys. Covers are set for 17 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rutherford
Miami
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Joseph F Hladky
Rutherford
Cedar Rapids
Hladkys
Fortieth Street
John L. Miller
B Avenue
Calendar of Fun Club Hosts Potluck at Sorenson Home
The Calendar of Fun club met for a Wednesday noon potluck luncheon hosted by Mrs. Carl Sorenson at 132 Twenty-ninth Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sorenson
Calendar OF Fun Club
Carl Sorenson
Twenty-ninth Avenue SW
Women Host Invitational After Indian Creek Ladies Day
Willam F Konen visits his brother V A Konen in New York and his daughter Mrs Julene Emerson at Aberdeen proving grounds. Forty seven women attended luncheon for Ladies Day at Indian Creek Country Club with golf chairmen A W Easton and Les Edmunds and bridge chairs Vincent Heller and George O'Brien. Golf prizes went to Ann Baxter Floyd Harred Howe Ray Norberg Gilbert Gordon and Les Edmunds. Bridge prizes were won by Heuer Gene Bird and Jack Hamilton. Next week the club hosts an invitational by the club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam F. Konen
V. A Konen
New York
Mrs
Julene Emerson
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Aberdeen, Md
Indian Creek Country Club
A. W. Easton
Les Edmunds
Martins Visit Cedar Rapids Through Rosemead Guests
Mr and Mrs R J Martin and daughter Marlene of Rosemead California stay with Mr and Mrs Charles Havlik at 1029 Twenty sixth Street SE Cedar Rapids. The Martins are former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J Martin
Marlene
Rosemead
Calif
Charles Havlik
Twenty-sixth Street
Martins
Cedar Rapids
Changed Her Mind On Bus Ride In Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee E C Mayfield on a bus witnessed a quick pick up and brush off within blocks An automobile swerved and a girl hesitated then entered the car A gun fired opened the car door and a man jumped out and ran toward the bus as the light changed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis. Tenn
E. C. Mayfield
Mayfield
Chalupsky To Keynote Democratic Convention
Fred A. Chalupsky the Democratic candidate for county attorney will key- note Linn county Democratic biennial convention Friday Edward Kuba Linn county chairman announced Thursday Republicans and Democrats meet Friday at 10 a.m. to elect delegates to the state conventions Senator Frank Byers will keynote the Republican gathering and chair the convention Republicans pick 111 delegates for the state GOP meeting in Des Moines July 23 Democrats select 84 delegates for the Des Moines July 30 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Chalupsky
Linn County
Edward Kuba
Frank Byers
Des Moines
Handling a mother's overbearing invitations and fear of being forgotten
A reader asks how to cope with Mrs B a mother in law whose energetic attention and frequent gifts feel overwhelming. The adviser urges sympathetic tolerance while acknowledging personal discomfort and suggests setting gentle boundaries to ease the conflict.
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Mary Haworth
V. B
Mrs B
Entitled to Feelings In Family Scheduling Advice
A letter advises a married reader to assert personal social planning rights against persistent invitations from Mrs. B. It urges objective feeling appraisal, mature restraint, and a tranquil stance to avoid anxiety, apology, or hostility while balancing family considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. B
M. H
Hick Warns Atom Power Far Away
Senator Rourke B. Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids warns in Cosmopolitan that civilian and industrial atomic power will come slowly. He cites medical uses, cancer treatment with radioisotopes, and cancer detection as major advances while noting security limits on private industry slow progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Cosmopolitan
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Hickenlooper
No Advance Sale For July Fourth Shows at Downs
The Hawkeye Downs Fourth of July celebration will not offer advance tickets for the two night shows. Ticket office opens on the grounds both nights at 6 p.m. Night show tickets cost 50 cents. Harold Ward, chairman of the Hanford post American Legion committee, says Sunday and Monday night shows begin at 7 p.m. with accordion bands and music by Stanley Vesely of Coe College. The six vaudeville acts start at 9 p.m. and a twilight-ending firework display is planned. The Legion promotes a safe family celebration with cafe concessions on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Downs
Harold Ward
Hanford Post
The
American Legion
Tanley Vesely
Coe College
Ward
Legion
the Downs
Monterose Hotel
Thief Strikes Letter Boxes in Rensselaer
City Marshal Ed Ames hunts a thief who has torn mail boxes from homes in Rensselaer and has received multiple reports of missing mail boxes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer, Ind
Ed Ames
Ames
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Lois Yeager
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Clinton St
Chicago
Center Sewmachines
West Side Sewing Machine. Co
Third Avenue SW
Merle Oberon
Semelroth-Prochaska
Mrs. Rutherford
Willian F. Konen
Indian Creek
California
Chalupsky
M.L
Oytcom
St A Mary
Hick
Atom
Downs
California Cobblers
Armstrong Street
Us& IT Daily
Mae Noe
B.C
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