Ladies Day Observed for Women Golfers at Cedar Rapids Club
Women golfers enjoyed Ladies Day at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Wednesday with the event planned by the women’s golf committee led by Mrs. Frank C. Byers. Prizes were set for the four lowest scores and fewest putts as many players stayed for luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Frank C. Byers
David Turner
Howard R. Green
Harry Hunter
J. T. Grayston
H. L. Morehead
David Beardsley
E. J. Carey
Gordon DeLay
Henry Files
A. P. West
A. H. Boileau
A. C. Hoblitzell
Betty Beardsley
Patricia Burkhalter
Marcella Misak
Mary Frances Lee
Kathleen Carey
Guests In Keehn Home Entertained In Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs William Purcell of Tulsa and their daughter Marjorie stayed with Mr and Mrs Percy Keehn at 1907 Grenway drive SE Cedar Rapids for a dinner party with friends at Gabels Lodge Lower Palisades. The Purcells, former Cedar Rapids residents, joined guests including Craven Shuttleworth Hickenlooper Yuill Chandler Burleson Chehak Fletcher and Betsy Bruce. They visited Mr and Mrs Chehak at 2107 Greenwood drive SE before plans to depart Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Purcell
Tulsa
Okla
Marjorie
Wit
Percy F. Keehn
Grenway Drive
Gabel's
Jodge
Lower
Palisades
Purcell
Cedar Rapids
Keehn
Craven Shuttleworth
B. B. Hickenlooper
James H. Yuill
Everett Chandler
Howard Burleson
Milo A. Chehak
Glenn QC. Fletcher
Sara Lee Fletcher
Betsy Bruce
Minneapolis
Fletcher
Chehak
Greenwood Drive
Judith Boynton Celebrates Third Birthday Party
A social highlight for eight children was Judith Boynton’s third birthday party at the Boynton home 503 Forest Drive SE. Attending were Connie McClary Denny Bell Tommy Marshall Marie Louise Marshall Joan Sliss and Frank and Dick Trcka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Boynton
Douglas F. Boynton
Forest Drive
Boynton
Judith
Connie McClary
Denny Bell
Tommy Marshall
Marie Louise Marshall
Joan Sliss
Frank
Dick Trcka
Yale Graduate Dresser Hunting Returns Home
Dresser Hunting who recently graduated from Yale and his parents Mr and Mrs R D Hunting of 2800 First Avenue East attended the commencement exercises and returned Monday after a brief trip to New York Philadelphia and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresser Hunting
Yale
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue E
New York
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Barngrover nephews visit from Hugo Colo for weeks
Guests at 2435 Bever avenue SE are Walter John Barngrover and Robert Glenn Barngrover, nephews of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barngrover. They arrived Sunday and will stay for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue SE
Mr. Barngrover
Walter John
Robert Glenn Barngrover
Hugo, Colo
Miss Smith Gifted Shower Before Wedding to Loufek
Miss Maureen Smith, soon to wed Richard J. Loufek, was honored at a Tuesday afternoon shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Loufek at 828 H Avenue NW. Luncheon was served by Mrs. J. G. Loufek and Mrs. Edward F. Bartosh, with numerous guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Maureen Smith
Richard J. Loufek
J. G Loufek
H Avenue NW
J G. Loufek
Edward F. Bartosh
Edward F Bartosh
Dorothy Valenta
Dave Hughes
Leo Currier
Harry Cooley
Frank Kothnek
Oliver Angell
Ben Shakespeare
Frank Yuza
John Stepanek
Louis Kofron
Oscar Hobel
Edward Baker
Leona Barnes
R. Martinek
Helen Loufek
William Loufek
C. R. Eastman
Marie Kotlinek
Robert Matthews
Irene Rinderknecht and Earl Beatty Wed in Davenport
Miss Irene Rinderknecht daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Rinderknecht of Palo becomes the bride of Earl Beatty son of Mrs Mae Beatty of Shellsburg in a Davenport Grace Methodist church ceremony. Rev C W Batten officiates. The couple will reside on a farm near Shellsburg with both families attending school and community events referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Rinderknecht
Martin Rinderknecht
Palo
Earl Beatty
Mae Beatty
Shellsburg
Grace Methodist
Davenport
C. W. Batten
Mr. Batten
Beatty
Alice Rinderknecht
Cedar Rapids
Everett Beatty
Kinderknecht
Shellsburg High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids Business College
University of Ohio
Lucille Ladd Takes Boston YWCA Position
Miss Lucille Ladd, longtime recreational secretary of the local YWCA, accepted a role in the Central YWCA in Boston as director of swimming and dancing in the recreational department. She left Roanoke, Virginia, for a two month visit before starting her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ladd
Y. W.C A
Boston
Miss Ladd
Roanoke
Tea for cousin honors and picnic planned for s
Miss Betty Lehman hosts a Wednesday afternoon tea at 2030 Fifth avenue SE in compliment to her cousin Miss Marjorie Kline of Hoopeston Illinois. Eighteen guests attend. Miss Kline and cousin Robert McCowen of Waterloo will be honored at a picnic hosted by Lehman at Thomas Park Wednesday evening at 6 followed by swimming at Marion pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lehman
Fifth Avenue SE
Marjorie Kline
Hoopeston
Ill
Kline
Robert McCowen
Waterloo
Lehman
Thomas Park
Marion Pool
Dinner Honors the Jackson Family at Clara Vanda Home
Mrs. Clara Vanda and Willard Jackson hosted a Sunday dinner at 1307 Twenty second avenue SW. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hilton and daughter Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hilton Jr and daughter Judith Mae, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jackson and daughter Mary, plus Dick Emory and Donovan Yanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Vanda
Willard Jackson
Jackson
Harry Hilton
Maxine
Harry Hilton, Jr
Judith Mae
John Jackson
Eddie Jackson
Mary
Dick Emory
Donovan Yanda
Farewell Party For Edward Turney At Hamer Home
Mr and Mrs Howard Hamer hosted a farewell party Tuesday at 149 Thirtieth Street Drive SE for Edward Turney as he returns to Rock Island Illinois after a brief stay here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hamer
Thirtieth Street
Edward Turney
Rock Island
Ill
Mrs Seid Returns to Harrisburg After Visit
Mrs. Howard C. Seid leaves on Tuesday for Harrisburg Pennsylvania after a three week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shramek of 2118 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Seid
Harrisburg
Frank Shramek
Grande Avenue
Plans Interesting Journey In Europe
Miss Esther Olm sted of 1258 Second avenue SE leaves for New York City to join a party sailing July 3 on the S S Laconia for a tour of Italy Germany France Switzerland Belgium and the British Isles returning in about two months. Also Misses Agatha and Nelle Cherry of 1232 Third avenue SE sail from Cedar Rapids on the S S Laconia to visit the British Isles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Esther Olmsted
Second Avenue SE
New York City
Italy
Germany
France
Switzerland
Belgium
British Isles
S. S. Laconia
Cedar Rapids
Agatha
Nelle Cherry
Third Avenue SE
Supper Party On Cedar River Boat Honours Out of Town Guests
A cabin cruiser on the Cedar river owned by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lattner will host a supper party Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Paul Lee Hargitt and Mrs. Kenneth Adair of Indianapolis visiting the E. W. LaPlant home. Twelve guests will attend and include Mrs. Hargitt and Mrs. Adair who were guests at a luncheon by Mrs. W. J. Barngrover and Mrs. Harold J. Ross at the Cedar Rapids Country club. an out of town guest was Mrs. Robert Parrott of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
E. J. Lattner
Nineteenth Street
Latiner
Paul Lee Hargitt
Kenneth Adair
Indianapolis
E. W. LaPlant
Blake Boulevard
Hargitt
Adair
W. J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue
Harold J. Ross
Forest Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Robert Parrott
Des Moines
A. E. Chase
Grande Avenue SE
Kenmore Golf Club
Vera LeFebvre
Chicago
Edith Chase
Miami, Fla
D. M. Torrence
Pawpaw, Mich
Lee O. Nielson
Park Avenue SE
J. S. Skien
Fourth Avenue SE
Russell Mannatt
Torrence
Safely Family Plans Lake Vermillion Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert C Safely and children Laura Ann Katharine Bobby and Gordon of 1846 B avenue NE will leave Thursday morning for Lake Vermillion Minnesota. Mr Safely will return in a week while Mrs Safely and the children stay for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Safely
Avenue NE
Laura Ann
Katharine
Bobby
Gordon
Lake Vermillon
Minn
Mr. Safely
Mrs. Safely
Mrs Ira Barcus Honored At Lincoln Heights Shower
A shower honoring Mrs Ira Barcus was hosted at Mrs Harry Schmidt’s Lincoln Heights home. Refreshments were served to a group of guests including Mesdames Frank Sanders Frank Baron Joe Bena Frank Sena Henry Roselle James Krueger Jesse Childers Joe Pelisek Edwin Frish George Nikodim W Soukup and Misses Helen Roselle Helen Soukup Helen Baron Anna Baron Margaret Sanders Florence Bena Edythe Bohaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Barcus
Harry Schmidt
Lincoln Heights
Frank Sanders
Frank Baron
Joe Bena
Frank Sena
Henry Roselle
James Krueger
Jesse Childers
Joe Pelisek
Edwin Frish
George Nikodim
W. Soukup
Helen Roselle
Helen Soukup
Helen Baron
Anna Baron
Margaret Sanders
Florence Bena
Edythe Bohaska
Dr Paul W Tisher Awarded Burch Ophthalmology Fellowship
Dr Paul W. Tisher son of Mr and Mrs Harry F Tisher of 2408 Fifth Avenue SE has won the Frank E Burch fellowship in ophthalmology at the University of Minnesota. He is a graduate of the University of Town medical college and is interning in a Minneapolis hospital. He and Mrs Tisher will live in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Tisher
Harry F. Tisher
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank E. Burch
University of Minnesota
Tisher
College of
University of Town
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Anamosa Couple Vera Eiben and Albert Artz Wed in Rock Island
Vera Eiben daughter of Mr and Mrs John Eiben Anamosa and Albert Artz Cedar Rapids married Monday at First Presbyterian church Rock Island Wisconsin Attendants were Miss Polly Collogan and Howard Phillips The bride wore a blue lace dress They will live at 1019 Eleventh Street NW Mr Artz works in the mailing room of The Cedar Rapids Gazette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Eiben
John Eiben
Anamosa
Albert Artz
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
Rock Island
Polly Collogan
Howard Phillips
Eleventh Street
Artz
Bridge Luncheon in Honor of Mrs. Leslie Eades
Mrs. C E Ferris and Mrs. W W Roy hosted twelve guests at a bridge luncheon at Mrs Ferris home to compliment Mrs. Leslie Eades of Streator Illinois visiting guests of Mr and Mrs G I Scott. Mrs Eades received the guest prize while bridge prizes went to Mrs Carl Goodwin Mrs Joe Stoddard Mrs George Keyes and Mrs Emil Shull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C E. Ferris
Second Avenue SE
W. W. Roy
Sixteenth Street SE
Ferris
Leslie Eades
Streator
Ill
G. I. Scott
Seventh Avenue
Eades
Carl Goodwin
Joe Stoddard
George Keyes
Emil Shull
Mrs Ruebush Vacation Plans Span Minnesota and Wisconsin
Mrs W. E. Ruebush of 1338 Ellis boulevard SE travels to Davenport on Wednesday to visit friends. Mr Ruebush will join Friday and the couple will spend two weeks touring Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Ruebush
Ellis Boulevard
Davenport
Mr. Ruebush
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Bugenstein at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs L M Bugenstein entertained twenty four guests at a dessert luncheon Wednesday at the Commonwealth tea room. Out of town guests included Mrs M Hochenburg of Des Moines and Miss Stone of Whiting Ind. Bridge was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bugenstein
Blake Boulevard
Commonwealth Tea Room
Halton Family Plans Estes Park Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs W E Halton and daughter Mary Elizabeth of 1524 Fifth Avenue SE along with Mrs Daisy M Cadwallader of Chicago sister of Mrs Halton depart for a two week visit to Estes Park Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Halton
Mary Elizabeth
Fifth Avenue SE
Daisy M. Cadwallader
Chicago
Picnic At Ellis Park By B of R Auxiliary
B of R. T 56 and Auxiliary 58 held a Tuesday evening picnic at the Ellis park river pavilion. About sixty attended. Mrs. Leona Zier chaired with assistants including Mrs. Minnie Myron and several others. Table decor featured miniature telegraph poles and a large electric train as centerpiece. Hattie Hoover is noted as the oldest auxiliary member and the first initiated into the auxiliary forty three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B of R. T. No
Auxiliary
Ellis Park
Leona Zier
Minnie Myron
Leo Minehart
H. L. Concannon
H. R. Green
Hattie Hoover
Twenty one D A R chairs named for Iowa chapter work
Mrs. Imogen B Emery of Cedar Rapids named twenty one D A R committee chairmen, all Iowans except Mrs. E Bowman of Washington DC for the Memorial Continental Hall Iowa room. Roles include preservation historic relics, citizenship manuals, national defense and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Daughters of the American Revolution
Imogen
Emery
Cedar Rapids
E. Bowman
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Memorial Continental Hall
Willis Miller
Atlantic
C. L. Douglass
D.A
Jeanette Painter
Clarinda
C. H. Wester
Cedar Falls
John A. Blanchard
Des Moines
J. E. Remley
Anamosa
D.A.R
Irma Clay
Orchard
Ellis Island
D.A.R. Manual
United States
Elsie Martin
Fort Madison
W.S. Hamilton
Sigourney
D.A. R
E. K. Bekman
Ottumwa
F. E. Frisbee
Sheldon
W. H. Snider
Davenport
A. S. Elder
Sioux City
May A. Hills
Adel
Mary T. Goldthwaite
Boone
Robert J. Johnston
Humboldt
Almeda B. Harper
Virginia Bedell
Spirit Lake
National Defense
Eugene Henely
Grinnell
Engagement Announcement for Eula Mae Brown and Cecil W Christensen
Mr and Mrs J L Brown of Westland Acres announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Eula Mae Brown to Cecil W Christensen son of Mr and Mrs C Christensen of Beverly Miss Brown is a graduate of Grant High School Mr Christensen is employed by the C and N W railroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brown
Westland Acres
Eulamae
Cecil W. Christensen
C. Christensen
Beverly
Miss Brown
Grant High School
Mr. Christensen
C. and
N. W
Western Trip Planned by Pauline Gillen and Bess Rogers
Miss Pauline Gillen and Miss Bess Rogers depart on a two month journey to Los Angeles California and Yosemite Park leaving from their respective addresses in northwest and southwest districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Gillen
A Avenue NW
Bess Rogers
K Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Yosemite Park
Gladys Groth to Wed A. G. Hoelzen in July Wedding
Gladys Marie Groth of 165 Twenty-fourth Street SE will marry Alfred G. Hoelzen of Peoria at St. Pauls Methodist Church on Saturday July 18. Miss Groth attended Iowa State College and has worked in the educational department of Metropolitan Supply. Hoelzen, son of Mr and Mrs William Hoelzen of Burlington, studied at the University of Iowa and is co manager of the Peoria Lamson Brothers brokerage office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Groth
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Gladys Marie
Alfred G. Hoelzen
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Hoelzen
William Hoelzen
Burlington
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Miss Groth
Iowa State College
Ames
Educaional Department
Metropolitan Supply Company
Hoelzen
University of Iowa
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Lamson Brothers and Company
Conopus Club Dinner At Amana Colony
Conopus Club held a ladies night dinner Tuesday in the Kitchen House at Amana attended by seventy two members plus wives and friends. Afterward guests toured the woolen mills cabinet shop and bakery of the colony with committee members Dr and Mrs Hoyt Thomas Mr and Mrs Leo Stalker and Mr and Mrs Gerald Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conopus Club
Amana
Hoyt Thomas
Leo Stalker
Gerald Vincent
Birthday Surprise Party for Mae Uhlenhopp
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp was honored at a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening at her home 320 Seventh Street SE. Guests included Frank Fulkerson Truly Kloubec Conger Metcalf Joe Helehrad Martha Smith Homer Stone Chester Cowden Richard Chapin Dorothy Chapin Alex Sampson Alberta Meeker Virginia Smith Jack Stamy and Fred Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Seventh Street
Frank Fulkerson
Truly Kloubec
Conger Metcalf
Joe Helehrad
Martha Smith
Homer Stone
Chester Cowden
Richard and
Dorothy Chapin
Alex Sampson, Jr
Alberta Meeker
Virginia Smith
Jack Stamy
Fred Carlson
Cedar Rapids On Honor Roll For Jewish Relief Drive
Cedar Rapids has earned a place on the honor roll of American cities contributing to the American Joint Distribution Committee campaign for reconstructive and emergency aid to Jews in central and eastern Europe. National pledges total 2,139,998 dollars with Cedar Rapids contributing about 2,000 and aiming for 3,000 by December 31. Local committee members include A. L. Smulekoff as chairman Charles Schoen Philip Leibsohn and Carl N. Ettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Joint Distribution Committee
Europe
Canada
A. L. Smulekoff
Charles Schoen
Philip Leibsohn
Carl N. Ettinger
Claims Training Schools Increase Criminal Traits
Des Moines AP reports Polk county juvenile court psychologist Newell C. Kephart found tests indicating boys at Eldora Iowa State Training School show increased delinquency traits the longer they are confined He cites overcrowded conditions rigid discipline and forced associations with delinquents as key factors and notes emotional instability scores rise from 412 on admittance to 735 after a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Newell C. Kephart
Polk County
Kephart
Iowa
Eldora
H. Max Houtchins
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Iowa City
78-Year-Old Man Drives 1909 Chalmers in Delta
Special to The Gazette William Swartout, 78, from near Barnes City, drove to Delta in his 1909 Chalmers automobile to look after his property. The brass trimmed car has no front doors and the gear shift on the outside with acetylene lights. Original cost was $1,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
DELTA
William Swartout
Barnes City
Chalmers
Wardell-Carrier Family Reunion Elects Officers
William Hamilton Maynard was elected president of the Wardell Carrier family reunion association at a Backbone State Park picnic. Ella Gilson was named vice president, Mollie Carrier secretary treasurer, and Effie Carrier press correspondent. The event marked the birthday of Mrs. H. A Wardell of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
William Hamilton
Maynard
Wardell-Carrier Family Reunion Association
Backbone State Park
Ella Gilson
Mollie Carrier
Effie Carrier
H. A Wardell
B K Hansen Oneida merchant dies at 63
Special to The Gazette Oneida B K Hansen 63 merchant died suddenly Tuesday after a heart attack. Funeral at Methodist church Thursday 2 p.m. Rev Paul P Pease officiating. Burial in Greeley cemetery. Born Denmark July 6 1872. Survived by widow four daughters and one son, two sisters and a brother. Member of Masonic lodge at Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
B. K. Hansen
Paul P. Pease
Greeley Cemetery
Mr. Hansen
Denmark
United States
Shelby County
Ollie Bang
Buffalo Lake
Minn
Greeley
Hansen
Pearl
Orville J. Campton
Manchester
L. P. Robinson
Austin
Tex
Charmion Hansen
Otis Hansen
Minneapolis
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Barngrover
Mrs, Earl Beatty
Boston Y.W
Woerderhoff’s Fair Shoe Store
First Avenue
Robert C
Vermillon
Barcus
Eiben-Artz
Estes Park
Ellis
Mrs. Chase
Howard Heathman
Armstrong
Armstrong’s
Gladys Groth
A. G. Hoelzen
Jewish Relief Fund
FOE
Wpan LI Inc
Iene Appliances
Emmy
Oriental Rugs
Dial
Geo. A. Nasalf Oriental Rug Shop
Killian Co
Ngog Qe
NG Dinin
Bishop’s
Newman
Egulariz
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