Joan Bice Weds Raymond Underwood in Ringsted Ceremony
Miss Joan Bice daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin I Bice married Raymond Underwood son of Mrs Dorothy Underwood at Kenwood Methodist church Ringsted. Rev W R Ehlert officiated with a reception in the church parlors and a bridal party including Mrs Wayne Manson and Miss Gertrude Boeyink. The couple will reside in Ringsted and both are connected to Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bice
Martin I. Bice
Third Avenue SE
Raymond Underwood
Dorothy Underwood
Ringsted
W. R. Ehlert
Kenwood Methodist Church
Chantilly
Wayne Manson
Gertrude Boeyink
Ollie
Charles Underwood
Fostoria
Herbert Underwood
Denison
Ed Mason
Cedar Rapids
Johnny Arnold
Christine Underwood
Harry Emerson
Max Underwood
Avoca
Charles Bare
Independence
Robert Murray
Woodrow Bontrager
Robert Arnold
Don Westrom
Underwood
Iowa State College
Collins
Houghton Family Visiting Cedar Rapids Parents
Mr and Mrs W G Houghton and their sons Michael and Bruce of Akron Ohio are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W W Fiebig of 612 Thirtieth street SE. The Houghton family will leave Cedar Rapids Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Houghton
Michael
Bruce
Akron
Ohio
W. W. Fiebig
Thirtieth Street
Houghton
Cedar Rapids
Nancy Lee Clendening Weds Royce T Baker in California
Miss Nancy Lee Clendening married Royce T. Baker in Monterey California ceremony conducted by Rev Tod Sperling. Bride is daughter of K R and Mrs Clendening of Center Point road NE. Groom’s parents Mr and Mrs F T Baker live at Park avenue SE. Mrs Baker will resume nursing training at the University of Iowa. Baker is stationed with the army at Fort Ord California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Clendening
Royce T. Baker
Monterey
Calif
Tod Sperling
K. R. Clendening
Center Point Road
Baker
F. T. Bakers
Park Avenue
Camp Hitaga to Stage Water Show on Saturday
The first water show of the season will be presented Saturday at 2 45 p m by campers at Camp Hitaga. The public is invited to attend and those who wish may picnic on the grounds and stay for the council fire after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Chadimas Visit Before Air Force Station
Second Lt. William Chadima his wife and daughter visit his parents at 2250 Washington Avenue SE. They travel next to Travis Air Force Base Fairfield California where Lt Chadima will be stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chadima
Lester C. Chadima
Washington Avenue
Travis Air Force Base
Fairfield
Calif
Chadima
Van Nuys Couple Visiting Cedar Rapids Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. A W Skersick of Van Nuys California formerly Cedar Rapids are visiting at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Babillus 1381 Elmhurst drive NE Cedar Rapids family at the Elmhurst residence hosts the visit by the Skersicks now residing in California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Skersick
van Nuys
Calif
Cedar Rapids
John Babillus
Elmhurst Drive
Miss Welch Weds Calvin Rogers in Belle Plaine
Miss JoAnne Welch and Calvin Rogers wed at Belle Plaine Methodist Church with Rev. Paul H. Heath officiating. The couple, after a Colorado honeymoon, will reside in Belle Plaine. Mrs Rogers works at Citizens State Bank and Mr Rogers with Leo Kelly Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Christ Methodist Church
JoAnne Welch
Raymond Welch
Calvin Rogers
C. W. Stelcik
Paul H. Heath
Paul M. Hann
Knoxville
Dale Monroe
Betty Eckardt
Beverly Jane Welch
DeWitt England
Don Wagner
Wilbur Rusk
Janis England
Jimmy England
Kenneth de Klotz
Grace Dirks Morek
Colorado
Rogers
Citizens State Bank
Leo Kelly
Doris Elaine Heckman Weds Keith E Gerry in Lytton Ceremony
Doris Elaine Heckman daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Heckman of Lytton became the bride of Keith E Gerry son of Mr and Mrs Glen Gerry of Sac City in a Sunday afternoon service at the First Presbyterian church in Lytton. The couple plans a western honeymoon and will reside in Cedar Rapids where Gerry is plant superintendent at Krebs Dutch Girl daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Elaine Heckman
William L. Heckman
Lytton
Keith E. Gerry
Cedar Rapids
Glen Gerry
Sac City
Ruth Heckman Miller
Harold Gerry
Maurice Miller
Aite
Raymond Wohlers
Gerry
Krebs Dutch Girl
Iowa State College
Buena Vista College
Alta
Bridge club hands out 614-table win at Roosevelt hotel
The Duplicate Bridge club met Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt hotel and ran a 614-table event. First place went to Max Fisher and Phil Leibsohn, with M Sugdan of Des Moines and Ed Newman finishing second. The group will keep meeting at the Roosevelt hotel through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Max Fisher
Phil Leibsohn
M. Sugdan
Des Moines
Ed Newman
Oakdale Medical Staff Honors William Spears
Special to The Gazette Oakdale Dr William Spear completes 25 years on the Oakdale sanatorium medical staff and is honored with his wife Mrs Spear at a reception attended by more than 150 guests. He has been superintendent since 1942, joining the staff in 1927. Several staff members hosted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
William Spear
Oakdale Sanatorium
Spear
Luna
Daniel Webb
Phillip Cahn
Marybeth Godfrey
Laura Davis
Elizabeth Schaffert
Jean MecNie
Norma Kunkel
Henry Adams and family to visit Cedar Rapids relatives
Mr and Mrs Henry Adams of Milwaukee formerly of Cedar Rapids will arrive Thursday to see his parents Mr and Mrs D C Adams at 4233 Center Point Road NE. They will visit Mrs Walter K Roth and Mr and Mrs Harold Reid and accompany their children Jimmie and Sharon who have been visiting Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adams
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
D. C. Adams
Center Point Road
Walter K. Roth
Harold Reid
Country Club Parkway
Jimmie
Sharon
Winners at Cedar Rapids Country Club Women’s Golf Day
At Cedar Rapids Country Club, Mrs. Arthur J. Coburn took first place, Mrs. Gene Mason finished second, and Mrs. James W. Bell had the low putts in a field of about 50. Hostesses were Mrs. George W. Corey Jr. and Mrs. Peter Topic. Luncheon followed with afternoon cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Arthur J. Coburn
Gene Mason
James W. Bell
George W. Corey, Jr
Peter Topic
Crochet Pattern 761 Doily Sets and Accessories
Valueful pattern features delicate leaf and spider web crochet with picot edging. Oval doily measures 13 by 21 inches in No 30 cotton, round doily 13 inches. Send 25 cents for pattern to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept P O Box 5740 Chicago Ill. include pattern number name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Inside Bookcase Color Tips from Designing Women
The article warns that light or bright colors inside a bookcase can appear dull due to shadows from overhead lamps. It recommends planning for lighter-than-desired color, testing with patches, and comparing samples against the back and shelves to ensure a brighter final result.
Lichtenstein Home Hosts Visitors from Atlantic
A visitor last week at the Ver non E Lichtenstein residence 2235 B avenue NE was Mrs Willis Miller of Atlantic. Mrs Miller left Tuesday to return home after accompanying Mrs Lichtenstein on the State Historical Society cruise Sunday. The Lichtensteins daughter Ann returned Tuesday after a week with her grandfather Mr Miller in Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
B Avenue NE
Mrs. Lichtenstein
Willis Miller
Atlantic
Four Cedar Rapids Girls Leave for Camp Lookout Trip
Four Cedar Rapids girls Jo McConnell Peggy Gugler Carolyn Staub and Pam Freeman left Wednesday morning for Camp Lookout at Montrose. They are daughters of Thane and Mrs McConnell Don and Mrs Gugler Herbert and Mrs Staub and Rich ard McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Camp Lookout
Montrose
Jo McConnell
Thane McConnell
Oakland Road
Peggy Gugler
Don Gugler
Thirty-third Street
Carolyn Staub
Herbert Staub
Pam _ Freeman
Richard McIntosh
Twenty-ninth Street
Indian Creek Women Golf Day Attracts Thirty six Entrants
Thirty six players competed in Indian Creek Country Club women’s golf day on Tuesday. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Coburn and Mrs. Kenneth McElroy. Prize winners included Mrs. Perry Smith Mrs. Lee Hillbrunner Mrs. Beryl Dickey J W Melson Carl Ettinger E E Heintze and Miss Joan Jacobsen. Qualifying rounds for the club tournament must be completed by July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Country Club
Frank Coburn
Kenneth McElroy
Mmes
Perry Smith
Lee Hillbrunner
Beryl Dickey
J. W. Melson
Carl Ettinger
E. E. Heintze
Joan Jacobsen
Dixie Lee Klaus to Wed Thomas Woodruff
Mr and Mrs Tom Klaus announce the engagement of their daughter Dixie Lee to Thomas Woodruff son of Rex Woodruff of Columbus Junction No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Tom Klaus
Morning Sun
Dixie Lee
Thomas Woodruff
Rex Woodruff
Mrs Washburn and daughter return from the East
Mrs R Burchard Washburn and her daughter Karen of 2668 First Avenue NW returned Tuesday from a three weeks visit in New York City and Connecticut. They visited Mrs Washburns brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Henry C Spencer.
Philip Klass to Visit Raymond Klass Home This Weekend
Philip Klass of New York will arrive Thursday evening to spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Klass at 336 Eighteenth street SE en route to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Klass
New York
Raymond Klass
Eighteenth Street SE
Los Angeles
Three Piece Costume for All Seasons Debuts in New York
New York fashion column notes Nat Kaplan designs a black silk sheath dress with two jackets for year round wear. A white linen summer jacket and long wool winter jacket accompany the outfit. Priced at a little over 150 dollars, the ensemble is showcased at a Fifth Avenue shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Kaplan
Fifth Avenue
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Ringsted Man
Fiebig
Second St. SE
Gazette
del Blumenshine
Camp Fire
Bever Park
Shirley Eden
Shiela David
Mary Lambertsen
Barbara Bulicek
Blue Birds
California
L. C. Chadima
A. W. Skersicks
Miss Welch
First Avenue
R . Ca
Second Avenue SE
William Spears
C.R. Country Club Golf
By Conna Whedon
2ND
Iwe . A
Designing Women
Elizabeth Hillyer
W. E. Lichtensteins
Indian Creek Golf
Phyllis Battelle
U.S.A
Westside Sewing
3Rd Ave
Dial
All Year Toy Department
Furriers
Iowa
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