Guests in the City Inspire Midweek Social Events
Mrs. Clark Galloway of Washington hosts a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club with Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Barron. Virginia Galloway visits. B M Bradford hosts dinner for guests. A Thursday noon outing at Cedar Rapids Country Club honors Robert Lacey and a Texarkana guest. John Jeremiah visits Dr. and Mrs. Zuercher. plans include a movie after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Galloway
Washington, D. C
Carl D. Thomas
Thomas
Bever Avenue
Ty Club
Country Club
Robert Lacey
Texarkana
Ark
John Jeremiah
Peoria
A. R. Zuercher
First Avenue E
Fagan Family Leaves Palo Alto After Midwest Visit
Dr and Mrs E D Fagan of Palo Alto California and their daughters Maryetta and Marjorie departed Wednesday morning after visiting Prof and Mrs C Ward Macy at 1935 Blake Boulevard SE Dr Fagan a professor of economics at Stanford University was on his way to New York en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Fagan
Palo Alto
Calif
Maryetta
Marjorie
C. Ward Macy
Blake Boulevard
Fagan
Stanford University
New York
Beaman Weekend Visit Planned by Blake and Neff
Jane Blake daughter of Mrs. James E. Blake 1920 Linden drive SE and her house guest Frances Neff leave Wednesday afternoon for Beaman where Jane will be a weekend guest at the Neff home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaman
Jane Blake
James E. Blake
Linden Drive
Frances Neff
Jane
Neff
Miss Maxine Culbertson to Be Guest at Dessert Bridge
Miss Celia Armstrong hosts a dessert bridge party at 1912 Fifth Avenue SE Wednesday evening honoring Miss Maxine Culbertson who departs July 9 for California. Also attending are Misses Melvina McKenna Helen Hogan Mary Frances Husak Louise Doty Isabel Doty Betty Schmidt Erma Rider Margaret Lund Nadine Houseman and Mesdames R. S. McLeod Marvin Bailey H D Bellamy K K Paige Robert Hyde Gilman Lozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Culbertson
California
Celia Armstrong
Fifth Avenue SE
Melvina McKenna
Helen Hogan
Mary Frances Husak
Louise
Isabel Doty
Betty Schmidt
Erma Rider
Margaret Lund
Nadine Houseman
R. S. McLeod
Marvin D. Bailey
H. D. Bellamy
K. K. Pa
Robert Hyde
Gilman Lozier
Hanns Conclude Motor Trip Through Canada and New England
Mr and Mrs John J Hann of 3521 First Avenue completed a three week motor journey visiting the Gaspe peninsula Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick Canada and Nova Scotia. They traveled home through the New England states by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hann
First Avenue
Gaspe Peninsula
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Canada
Nova Scotia
New England
Outland Sisters Plan Denver Vacation and Uni Role
Miss Ethel R. Outland and her sister Miss Ruth Outland of Marshalltown will depart Wednesday evening for a month in Denver. Ruth Outland assumes new duties as director of publicity for Denison University in Granville, Ohio, on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel R. Outland
Second Avenue SE
Ruth Outland
Marshalltown
Denver
Uly
Denison University
Granville, C
Couple’s nephew wedding in Chicago ties Cedar Rapids kin
Mr and Mrs Obed Bean of 1004 First street SW returned from Chicago where they attended the June 21 wedding of their nephew Carl Nixon to Mary White. They also visited Arlington Heights Illinois with former Cedar Rapids residents Mr and Mrs J Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Bean
First Street
Chicago
Carl Nixon
Mary White
Arlington Heights, Ill
Cedar Rapids
J. Ashton
Cedar Rapids Cyclettes Meet At Frances Svoboda Home
The Cedar Rapids Cyclettes club met Tuesday evening at Frances Svoboda's residence 200 First Street NW. Ten members attended and Mrs. Louise Zrudsky was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cyclettes Club
Frances Svoboda
First Street
Louise Zrudsky
Pvt Donald Murdock On Ten Day Furlough Home
Pvt Donald Murdock of Camp Claiborne La is spending a ten day furlough with his mother Mrs D L Shannon at 1227 Twentieth Avenue SW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Donald Murdock
Camp Claiborne
D. L. Shannon
Twentieth Avenue SW
Helyn Crawford Weds Paul R. Wagner in Dubuque
Miss Helyn Crawford becomes Mrs. Paul R. Wagner at a noon ceremony in the University chapel Dubuque Rev C Vin White officiated. The couple plans to reside at Commonwealth apartments Cedar Rapids Wagner runs the Wagner Motor company. Guests included Lorez Willhoft DeWitt and Oliver Swab Waterloo with other Cedar Rapids visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Wagner
Helyn Crawford
James Crawford
Dubuque
University Chapel
C. Vin’ White
Julien
Duvuque
James W. Crawford
John Staiger
Kenosha
Wis
Oliver Swab
Waterloo
Paul Wagner, Jr
Juanita Jordan
Robert McNabney
Will Sigman
Lake Worth
Fla
Deadline Extended For July 4 Holiday Materials
Reporters for clubs lodges churches and other groups must submit content by Thursday this week for The Sunday Gazette due to the national holiday on July 4. Local editors urge timely delivery to ensure inclusion in the holiday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Gazette
Birthday Roller Party for Anne Barry at Home Aboard Family
Anne Barry celebrated her twelfth birthday with a roller skating party at the family home on Fourth avenue SE. Guests included Ann Meek Sandra Schenefelt Joanne Flenagen Margaret Foster Joan Newton Janet Macy Judy Lattner Alice Kitchin Janet Ohlman Elizabeth Stroppel Joan Killian Jane Hickenlooper Margaret McCalley Nancy Soboda Sally Turner Betsy Fontana Betty Dooley Margaret Pugh Natalie Jenkins Libal Virginia Mansfield Patsy Hamer Phyllis Cohen and Jo Fran Kouba. Refreshments followed at the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Barry
Rosenberg Open House Honors Cleveland Couple
Mr and Mrs H E Rosenberg of 149 Thirty third Street NE host an open house Sunday from 5 pm onward inviting friends and relatives. The event honors their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs L W Rosenberg of Cleveland with Mrs Henri Bollen and Mrs C H Wescott assisting with receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Rosenberg
Thirty-third Street
L. W. Rosenberg
Cleveland
Henri Bollen
C. H. Wescott
Mrs Burch and daughter to take month trip to Los Angeles
Mrs R B Burch of 1718 Park Avenue SE and her daughter Benny Jean, with Mrs Burch’s sister Miss Irene B Watts of Pekin Illinois, plan a month long vacation to Los Angeles starting Thursday. They will visit Mrs Burch’s daughter Mrs Glen Gillow formerly Beulah DeWalt whose marriage was noted in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Burch
Park Avenue SE
Benny Jean
East Side W C T U Discusses Wartime Peace Programs
Members urged action at a Tuesday meeting held at the Ellis park river pavilion. The program included a review of Peace Work at Home in Wartime Abroad by Dr Walter W Van Kirk presented by Mrs Luella Taylor and a review of What Can Christians Do by Georgia Harkness presented by Miss Ruth Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Walter W. van Kirk
Luella Taylor
Georgia Harkness
Ruth Otto
Old Maids Club Lunches and Camp Good Health Visit
Nine members of the Old Maids club met at Cedar Rapids Country club for lunch to raise funds for Camp Good Health. The group invited members to visit the camp for a day, listing Patricia Salter Henrietta Dows Jeanne Rowe Jean Killen Mary Jane Murdock Marie Dolson Betsy Jean Flodin Kathryn Lynch and Patricia Graves as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Maids Club
Cedar Rapids
Broadston Family Heads North for Extended Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Broadston of 1565 Second Avenue SE and their son Jimmie left Monday for a lengthy trip to Minnesota and Canada. In their absence their daughter Virginia will stay with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. LeRoy Farmer at 2179 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Broadston
Second Avenue
Jimmie
Minnesota
Canada
Virginia
J. LeRoy Farmer
Blake Boulevard
Mrs. Davis Receives Birthday Courtesy at Home
On her birthday Mrs. Vesta S. Davis of 1551 C avenue NE was surprised by about 35 neighbors and Letter Carriers auxiliary members. Her daughter-in-law Mrs. Glenn A. Davis hosted at 301 Thirty-seventh street NE with help from Mrs. J. A. Hanus and Mrs. R. E. Perrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta S. Davis
C Avenue NE
Glenn A. Davis
Thirty-seventh Street
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
J. A. Hanus
R. E. Perrine
Pattern 4802 pattern details and ordering offer
Pattern 4802 available in misses sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20. Size 16 requires 4 4 yards 39 inch fabric percent yard contrast and 2 percent yards face edging. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York NY. For ten cents more receive our Pattern Book with the season fashion picture styles for matron miss and tot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Becomes Bride Miss Elda Happel Becomes Bride Lea Vileta
Miss Elda Happel daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Happel of 1339 Twenty first avenue SW wed Lea Vileta of Cedar Rapids at 11 30 a m Sunday in the home of Rev Otto Durr The couple will reside at 723 First street SW A wedding dinner followed for immediate family and a later miscellaneous shower was given for the bride by her mother and Mrs John Roetz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda Happel
Walter Happel
Twenty-first Avenue
Lea Vileta
Cedar Rapids
Otto Durr
Marvin Ha Ase
Guests Leave After Visit at Buse Home in Madison Trip
Mrs. Lloyd Yaudes and Mrs. R. A. Mallow depart Wednesday morning for Madison Wisconsin after a weekend visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Buse 2238 Meadowbrook Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buse
Madison
Wis
Lloyd Yaudes
R. A. Mallow
L. A. Buse
Meadowbrook Drive
Goodwill Circle Meets at Marilyn Mills Home
The Goodwill circle of the junior King's Daughters gathered at Marilyn Mills 141 Thirty-third Street Drive SE Tuesday afternoon. Admission services honored Dorothy Wiedersberg and Red Cross work was distributed to each girl. The next meeting is planned for July 15 at Pat Robinson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Circle
King’s Daughters
Marilyn Mills
Thirty-third Street Drive
Dorothy Wiedersberg
Red Cross
Wal
Pat Robinson
Ome
Mrs Nora Berger to Attend Luther League Convention in Canada
Miss Nora Berger of 1407 Sixth Avenue SE leaves for a two week trip to Kitchener Canada to serve as official Iowa delegate at the Luther League of America convention and to visit other points of interest before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Berger
Sixth Avenue
Kitchener
Canada
The
Luther League of America
Iowa
Breakfast Club Meets at Montrose Hotel
Twenty seven members of the Credit Women's Breakfast club met at the Montrose hotel Wednesday morning. Guest speaker was Kenneth Hartman of Armstrong's department store, who spoke on his hobby of book collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Montrose Hotel
Kenneth Hartman
Armstrong’s Department Store
Mrs Jones Returns From West Visit With Relatives
Mrs Harold A Jones of 917 Seventh Street SE returned Monday from the west where she visited her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles Hall of South Gate California and their son Richard and in Hollywood with Miss Lillian Parkin Miss NeLora Hamer and Mrs Emma Diggirs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Jones
Seventh Street
Charles Hall
South Gate
Calif
Richard
Hollywood
Lillian Parkin
NeLora Hamer
Emma Diggirs
Pitliks Feted On Twentieth Anniversary
On their twentieth anniversary Mr and Mrs W C Pitlik 917 Fourteenth avenue SE were surprised at the home of Mr and Mrs W F Dvorak Bowling street SW Dinner for 30 followed at the country home of Mr and Mrs Joe Mitralsky A gift was presented to the couple by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Pitlik
Fourteenth Avenue SE
W. F. Dvorak
Bowling Street
Joe Mitralsky
Pitlik
Shower honors Miss Hill at Cedar Rapids garden party
Decorated with garden flowers the patio at 830 Sixteenth Street SE hosted a personal gift shower for Miss Zona Hill bride elect of T. Cyril Noon Cedar Rapids. Mrs. D. R. Pugh and Mrs. Edith Hesbacher organized the event Wednesday afternoon with sixteen guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Pugh
Sixteenth Street
Pugh
Edith Hesbacher
Zona Hill
T. Cyril Noon
Cedar Rapids
Falcons Head West for Two Week Vacation Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. Falcon of 250 Fifteenth Street NW will depart Thursday for a two week trip through Yellowstone National Park, Teton National Park, and Salt Lake City. In Salt Lake City they will meet Mrs. Falcon's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Housman of Paonia, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred K. Falcon
Fifteenth Street
Yellowstone National Park
Teton National Park
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Falcon
Harry R. Housman
Paonia, Colo
Breakfast party by Women of the Moose at Goodwater home
The Women of the Moose hosted a galloping breakfast for the benefit of their organization at 409 Fifth Avenue SW the home of Mrs Raymond Goodwater. Fifty attended with assistants Mrs Louis Savage and Mrs Bill Syers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Raymond Goodwater
Fifth Avenue
Louis Savage
Bill Syers
Kadlec Family Reunion Holds Twelfth Gathering
The Kadlec family held their twelfth annual reunion at the Solon auditorium on Sunday with a picnic dinner followed by a business meeting to elect officers for the year. Officers elected were Dorothy Jandik as secretary, John Kadlec Jr as treasurer, and the dinner committee included Mr and Mrs Joe Petska Mrs Frank Bittner and Joe Kadlec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadlec
Solon
Dorothy Jandik
John Kadlec
Joe Petska
Frank Bittner
Joe Kadlec
Stephen Cutlets Leave for Los Angeles Visit
Mr and Mrs Stephen Cutlets end a five week visit with Mrs Cutlets parents Mr and Mrs Charles O Griffith at 1027 Daniels street NE and depart Sunday for their home in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Cutlets
Larson Trip To Jackson Tenn For Week
Mr and Mrs Almen Larson 1506 N street SW left Tuesday to visit for a week in Jackson Tennessee with Mrs Larson's brother Edward Melsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almen Larson
N Street SW
Jackson
Tenn
Jordan to Supervise Defense in Illinois and Wisconsin
The surplus marketing administration announces Paul H. Jordan, regional director, loaned to the emergency management office to supervise defense activities in Illinois and Wisconsin for the Chicago office. He reports immediately to oversee efforts in these states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Surplus Marketing Administration
Paul H. Jordan
Office For Emergency Management
Chicago
We The Women Relax Advice From Ruth Millett
A Gazette Special advises women to ease summer stress with calm plans. Keep cool rules urge delaying chores, avoid overthinking tasks, curb restlessness, and limit social commitments to informal meetups.
Supervisors Approve Appointments and Equipment Purchases
On sheriff recommendation the soldiers relief commission prompts appointments and gear buys. Cigaret licenses go to Troy and camp route 1 Cedar Rapids Calvin and Meryl Wilson of the Wilson store Toddville and John W Melendy of Troy Mills. Board authorizes twelve 32 by 6 inch heavy duty studded tires from Goodyear Service for 413.76 and a spreader from Marion Machinery for 200 to 300 to aid road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Troy
Camp
Route 1
Cedar Rapids
Calvin and
Meryl Wilson
Wilson Store
Toddville
John W. Melendy
Troy Mills
Goodyear Service Company
Marion Machinery Company
Allies Advance in Central Syria Occupy Essakhne
London dispatch says British and Free French forces push deep into central Syria and occupy Essakhne about 40 miles northeast of Palmyra. Reinforcements for British troops were reported arriving to bolster the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Syria
Essakhne
Palmyra
Advice From Mary Manners
Margaret is praised for a sympathetic nature and good listening. She offers helpful counsel to boys and confides with girls while engaging older people as a thoughtful companion. Her tact and mood sensing earn real liking and admiration from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Jan Interests Her Dear Miss Manners
Sally asks how to choose between a steady fiancé and a new suitor. The adviser urges caution and urges Sally to weigh her feelings for the fiancé against the new man after more encounters.
Untrue Friend Causes Strain in Teen Relationships
A reader asks how to handle rumors from a girlfriend affecting a boyfriend’s behavior. Dear Miss Manners advises confronting the girlfriend to explain the situation and determining if the boyfriend is easily influenced, implying he may not be worth worrying about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Desert woodpeckers bore nest holes in giant cactus
Desert woodpeckers excavated nesting cavities in massive cacti. The birds created multiple holes, indicating a functional nesting site amid arid landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
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MACYS
Neffs
Miss Culbertson
HANNS
Aeark Sree
Third Avenue
Paul Wagner
Rosenbergs
Mrs. Burch
Camp Good Health
Broadstons
Anne Adams
Dal
Ala
Mrs. Jones
Pitliks
Miss Hill
Falcons
Kadlec Family Reunion
Lanz of Salzhurs
Patricia Ryan
Columbia Network
Jordan
Ruth Millett
Gazette
CIA
Neumode
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Second Street
Tebagabends
Mary Manners
Jan
Sally
Avrid
Institute of Laundering
Alues
Anil
Stewart-Warner
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