Country Club Plans Fourth Of July Dinner Dance
The Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts its annual Fourth of July dinner dance with 200 reservations by today. Dutch treat dining across porches and dining rooms features a southland orchestra and ballrom decoration in red white and blue. Hostess parties include Miss Barbara Rogers and Miss Louise Flaherty hosting in the Roosevelt hotel Jefferson room with many guests, plus various Dutch treat groups organized by O’Donnell Hopkins Stark and others gathering at different homes before the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Southland
Barbara Rogers
G. A. Kay
Country Club Parkway SE
Louise Flaherty
E. M. Flaherty
Second Avenue SE
Jefferson Room
Roosevelt Hotel
Ann Hill
Allayne Kenegay
Miriam Armstrong
Donna Jeanne Johnson
Nora Cocker
Kathryn Claassen
Mary Zuercher
Bonnie Mae Diebold
Eugene Pinney
Horace Hedges
Ralph Gearhart
Robert Taylor
Charles Knox
John Jacobs
Kenneth Lindsay
David Keehn
Ardean Finnegan
Gordon McKay
Allen Nash
Perry SE
George F. Miller
R. D. Spears
J. B. McGladrey
Edith Knox
Pleasant Drive SE
Harold E. Reid
Green Bay
Wis
Charles M. Daniel
Davenport
Correction in Gazette miss Louise Ahlgren attribution
The Saturday Gazette corrects an error in Mrs. O. E. Andersen party report where Miss Louise Ahlgren of Detroit was misidentified as Mrs. Louis Ahlgren. The correct name is Louise Ahlgren from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Andersen
Louise Ahlgren
Detroit
Louis Ahlgren
Hill Billy Theme At Camp Hitaga
Hundred girls at Camp Hitaga near the Wapsipinicon River continue a hillbilly week with a hay rack walk under the full moon. Activities include rope twirling, a July 4 carnival, crafts in the improved cabin, and a first aid class to pass firemaker tests while nature quizzes engage campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsipinicon River
Camp Hitaga
Cedar Rapids
Troy Mills
Kentucky
Ed Loija
Reginald Figges Return From Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Reginald B Figge of 2008 Grande avenue SE returned Saturday after several weeks on a motor trip through the east. They attended the New York world’s fair and spent a week at Virginia Beach then traveled home via the Smoky mountains of Kentucky and Tennessee. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs J M Hutchinson of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald B. Figge
Grande Avenue SE
East
Virginia Beach
Smoky Mountains
Kentucky
Tennessee
J. M. Hutchinson
Davenport
Savery Family Visiting Frederick C Fisher and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Clyde Savery of Scarsdale New York arrive with sons John and Billy to visit Mrs Fisher at Commonwealth apartments through Wednesday. They plan to travel to Okoboji to see Mr and Mrs C W Savery in Atlantic and stop in Cedar Rapids on the return east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirs
Clyde Savery
Scarsdale
N. Y
John
Billy
Demmons Visit Des Moines Couple Stay With Toms Family
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Demmon of Des Moines arrive as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Toms at 2300 Grande avenue SE and plan to stay until Wednesday. Mrs. Demmon's mother Mrs. Mary Hammond also visits Percy Hammond and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Demmon
Des Moines
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue SE
Walsh sisters Patricia and Mary Ann return home
The Misses Patricia and Mary Ann Walsh, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walsh, 543 Forest drive SE, have returned after a week in Kansas City as guests of Mrs. Walsh's sister, Mrs. E. E. Klecan, and Mr. Klecan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Mary Ann Walsh
J. A. Walsh
Forest Drive
Kansas City
Mrs Bingham and Son Return From Philadelphia Visit
Mrs E H Bingham and her son Rockwell returned Saturday from a two week visit in Philadelphia with her son David Bingham and Mrs. Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bingham
Rockwell
Philadelphia
E. H. Bingham
Rockwell Bingham
Grande Avenue SE
Frank Millers Spend Sunday Here
Guests Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs W T Hambright at 2029 Blake boulevard SE were their daughter Mrs Frank B Miller and Mr Miller of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hambright
Blake Boulevard
Frank B. Miller
Mr. Miller
Cedar Falls
Virginia Miner Seventeenth Birthday Party Held at Home
Mr and Mrs Nelson Miner hosted a Friday lawn party at 3375 Third Avenue SE to honor their daughter Virginia on her seventeenth birthday. Games and refreshments followed with Mrs H C Montgomery assisting. Guests included Doris Dunn Helen Mae Miller Marianne Foushee Marcia Prather Ruth Rice Jean Rice Mary Hinkin Enid Miner Victor Montgomery Walter Montgomery Alfred Hansen Kenneth Heefner Dick Rice Tom Hinkin Allen Peterson Harold Santon and Woodrow Bontrager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Miner
Third Avenue SE
Virginia
H. C. Montgomery
Doris Dunn
Helen Mae Miller
Marianne Foushee
Marcia Prather
Ruth Rice
Jean Rice
Mary Hinkin
Enid Miner
Victor Montgomery
Walter Montgomery
Alford Hansen
Kenneth Heefner
Dick Rice
Tom Hinkin
Allen Peterson
Harold Santon
Woodrow Bontrager
Rossiters Visit Des Moines Details
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rossiter of 1948 Washington avenue SE are visiting Des Moines for a few days. Their daughter Miss Lilla Rossiter will stay in Des Moines for a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rossiter
Washington Avenue SE
Des Moines
Lilla Rossiter
Virginia Vishek and Fred McNabb wed at Trinity Lutheran church
Miss Virginia Vishek daughter of Mrs Irene Leist of 1423 Sixth street NW and Fred A McNabb son of Mrs Charles Burlington of Cedar Rapids were married at 7 pm Saturday at Trinity Lutheran parsonage officiated by Rev P L Bornhoft. Mrs McNabb works at Mercy hospital and Mr McNabb is employed by a Centerville trucking firm. They will reside at 1423 Sixth street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Vishek
Irene Leist
Sixth Street
Fred A. McNabb
Charles Burlingham
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Bornhoeft
McNabb
Mercy Hospital
Centerville
Allen Dunn Home Hosts Ohio Visitors for Weekend
Mr and Mrs Allen I Dunn of 1867 B avenue NE welcomed relatives Vernon Dunn and his family from Alliance Ohio including Jeanne Marian and Vernon Jr Her siblings Clarence Dunn and his wife and their children Robert and Virginia Cedar Rapids joined the gathering along with Mrs Marion Dunn Dunn's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen I. Dunn
Avenue
Dunn
Marion Dunn
Vernon E. Dunn
Alliance
Ohio
Jeanne
Marian
Vernon
Vernon Dunn
Allen Dunn
Allen
Clarence Dunn
Robert
Virginia
Cedar Rapids
Miss Bennett Guest in Witwer Home
Mr and Mrs Weaver Witwer of Hilltop Farm host their nephew Robert Walker of Los Angeles and Dinah Bennett of Los Angeles as visitors. Robert attends Iowa State College and will stay with his aunt and uncle for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Robert Walker
Los Angeles
Dinah Bennett
Robert
Iowa State College
Chicago guests visit Carl Helming home on Fourth of July
Fourth of July guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Helming at 369 Park Terrace SE are Mr. Helming’s brothers Larry G Wolters and L M Wolters from Chicago, their wives and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Helming
Park Terrace SE
Mr. Helming
Larry G Wolters
Mrs. Wolters
L. M. Wolters
Chicago
Keith Wilsons Visit in John W. Miller Home
Dr and Mrs Keith S Wilson of St Louis en route to Michigan arrived Sunday to visit until Wednesday in the home of Mr and Mrs John W Miller Cottage Grove avenue SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith S. Wilson
St. Louis
Michigan
John W. Miller
Cottage Grove Avenue
Mrs Watkins Hosts Shower for Mrs Howard Dicus
Mrs E W Watkins entertained a miscellaneous shower Friday night at 931 Fourth Street SW honoring Mrs Howard Dicus formerly Lucile Watkins. The hostess was assisted by Miss Thelma Erickson and Mrs J Ernberger with a group including Mesdames E Bye E Erickson W White Neva Harris H Jensen P Brown W Brown Art Mayme C Smith Reva Groth Frank Pickens Leonard Delzell and Miss Emma Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Watkins
Fourth Street
Howard Dicus
Lucile Watkins
Thelma Erickson
J. Ernberger
E. Bye
E. Erickson
W. White
Neva Harris
H. Jensen
P. Brown
W. Brown
Art Mayme
C. Smith
Reva Groth
Frank Pickens
Leonard Delzell
Emma Jensen
Mrs Gladys Welch Hosts First Birthday of Eugene
Mrs Gladys Welch entertained in honor of her son Eugene's first birthday. Present were Charles Thompson Carol Miller Richard and Betty Jean Caraway, accompanied by their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Welch
Eugene
Charles Thompson
Carol Miller
Richard
Betty Jean Caraway
Heneckes Visit Yarchos Over Weekend in Paducah
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Henecke of Paducah Kentucky and their daughters Judith Anne and Elain Sue are spending the weekend with Mrs. Henecke's parents Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Yarcho at 2421 Meadowbrook Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Henecke
Paducah, Ky
Judith Anne
Elain Sue
Kiester Household Hosts Sunday Afternoon Gathering
Mr and Mrs Donald Kiester of 726 Thirty fourth Street NE hosted a Sunday afternoon gathering. Guests included Mrs Nettie Jordan Mrs Jane Lequenes Dr Clara B Dice Roe and the Rev Mr and Mrs Ira E Edwards of Jordans Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kiester
Thirty-fourth Street
Nettie Jordan
Jane Lequenes
Clara B
Dice Roe
Ira E. Edwards
Jordan's Grove
J L Calder Married In Chicago
Miss Jean Marjorie Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Henning A Johnson of Chicago wed Jasper L Calder son of Dr and Mrs J H Calder at St Timothy s church in Chicago on Saturday at 5 pm The bridal party and immediate family dined at Edgewater Beach hotel Guests included Dr and Mrs J H Calder and Mrs John W Miller The Calders plan to live in Chicago where he works in insurance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Marjorie Johnson
Henning A. Johnson
Chicago
Jasper L. Calder
J. H Calder
Avenue NE
St. Timothy’s Church
Edgewater Beach
Lundquist and Nelsons Celebrate Ninth and Third Anniversaries
A Sunday family picnic at the Pardquist home 1606 C avenue W honored nine and three year anniversaries for the Lundquist and Nelson families. Attendees included Teddy Nelson, C. O. Nelson and daughter, Florence Magee of Los Angeles, John and Edwin Lundquist, E. F. Stepanek and daughter Karen, EW Lundquist and sons Robert Donald and Junior, Lenora Mincke, C. L. Andrie and daughter Lucia of Rockford, Sandra Lundquist, Betty Lanberg of Minneapolis, and Gus Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Lundquist
A. T. Nelson
Pardquist
C Avenue W
Teddy Nelson
C. O. Nelson
Florence Magee
Los Angeles
John Lundquist
Edwin Lundquist
E. F. Stepanek
Karen
EW. Lundquist
Robert
Donald
Junior
Lenora Mincke
C. L. Andrie
Lucia
Rockford, Il
George Lundquist
Sandra
Betty Lanberg
Minneapolis
Gus Sampson
Diane Benninghoff Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Diane Benninghoff celebrated her fifth birthday hosted by Dr and Mrs H M Benninghoff at 1446 Bever Avenue SE. Guests included Susan Whitlock Sandra Hampton Marcia Williams Patsy McGuire Janet Hauser Jane Wright Mary Donahue and Kathleen O Leary with a maple leaf themed cake and pink green white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Benninghoff
H. M Benninghoff
Bever Avenue SE
Susan Whitlock
Sandra Hampton
Marcia McWilliams
Patsy McGuire
Janet Hauser
Jane Wright
Mary Donahue
Kathleen O'Leary
Holiday Guests Visit Mrs Eller and Dotsons
Mr and Mrs Freeman Dotson of Chicago stay two weeks at 1531 Washington Ave SE with Mrs Cora Eller and 1635 C Ave NE home of Mr and Mrs A F Dotson. Grandson David Eller of Des Moines visits from Wednesday with his parents Stratton and Mrs Eller who are vacationing in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Dotson
Chicago
Greenawalts Welcome Colorado Guests for Week
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Greenawalt of 1912 Blake boulevard SE host to relatives from Sterling Colorado, Dr. C. A. Greenawalt and Mrs. Greenawalt with daughter Betty Lee visiting after extended tour of the south and east and joining their daughter at Gulf Park college in Gulfport Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Greenawalt
Blake Boulevard
Greenawalt
C.A. Greenawalt
Betty Lee
Sterling, Colo
Gulf Park College
Gulfport
Miss
Miss Betty Wagner Off to Lake Okoboji Trip
Miss Betty Louise Wagner of 1024 Avenue NW leaves Saturday for a week at Lake Okoboji as guest of Manning residents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fink and their daughter Miss Ethelyn Mae Fink, a college friend of Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Louise Wagner
Avenue NW
Lake Okoboji
W. H. Fink
Manning
Ethelyn Mae Fink
Miss Wagner
Blomquists Host Guests From Crete Neb
Dr and Mrs R F Blomquist of Crete Neb and their son John Allen arrived Saturday to spend a month with Dr Blomquist s parents Mr and Mrs H F Blomquist at 1837 Seventh Avenue SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Blomquist
Crete
Neb
John Allen
Blomquist
H. F. Blomquist
Seventh Avenue SE
Fairfield Guests in Magnusson Home
Spending July 4 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Magnusson 221 First avenue West will be Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Corey Miss Irma Corey and Kenneth Wilson of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Magnusson
First Avenue W
Melvin H. Corey
Irma Corey
Kenneth Wilson
Fairfield
Mrs J Lawrence Bigger Hosts Marion Dinner for Miss Shomler
Mr and Mrs J Lawrence Bigger entertained at their Marion home Sunday evening in a dinner honoring Miss Rosann Shomler of Cedar Rapids. Garden flower decorations in crystal bowls graced the table. Nine covers were laid. Miss Shomler departed Monday for Los Angeles to join her sister Miss Thelma Shomler. she is to marry Robert Berry of Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lawrence Bigger
Marion
Rosann Shomler
Cedar Rapids
Miss Shomler
Los Angeles
Thelma Shomler
Robert Berry
Marengo
Henses Visit Relatives in Marion Area
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Hense of Flint Michigan arrived Saturday to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hense at 1009 Old Marion Road NE, along with their sons Richard and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon E. Hense
Flint, Mich
Richard
David
Mr. Hense
Charles E. Hense
Old
Marion Road
Schulze Family Reunion Held at Ellis Park
Schulze family reunion gathered Sunday at Ellis Park with attendees from Cedar Rapids Van Horne Atkins Keystone Newhall Walker and Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulze
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
van Horne
Atkins
Keystone
Newhall
Walker
Shellsburg
Truly Kloubec and W E Melsha Wed at First United Brethren
Truly Kloubec daughter of H A Kloubec wed William E Melsha Sunday morning at 8 o clock in the First United Brethren church. Rev J T Stewart officiated with family and friends present. The couple plan a home at 517 Seventh street SE after July 8 and both hold local jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truly Kloubee
H. A. Kloubec
Ninth Avenue SE
William E. Melsha
L. Melsha
Sixteenth Street SE
First United Brethren Church
J T. Stewart
Mary Lou Fieseler
Lauretta Floetchinger
Wilma Wirtner
Homer Stone
Mr. Melsha
Frank Fulkerson
Betty Jane Seysler and Edward Neville Wed at Central Park Parsonage
Betty Jane Seysler daughter of Mrs Ruby Seysler of 1816 D avenue NE wed Edward J Neville of Marion Friday evening at 8 at the Central Park Presbyterian parsonage with Rev C H Hook officiating in the presence of immediate families. The couple will reside at 1816 D avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Seysler
Ruby Seysler
D Avenue NE
Edward J. Neville
Marion
Central Park Presbyterian Parsonage
C. H Hook
Co. D Harbert
Neville
Franklin High School
Acoustican Institute
Cedar Rapids
Marion High School
Balster Furniture Company
Warren Hoff
Shower honors Mrs Allen Nelson and groom at Reznicek home
Mrs Joe Nelson hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at Mrs Reznicek's 426 Avenue NW for Mrs Allen Nelson and her husband Mr Allen Nelson married June 20 1937 in Des Moines. Guests included Emmett Evans Wilmer Bowen Everett Bowen Littleton Marie Curry Rose Reznicek and many others from Des Moines Waterloo Milwaukee Chicago and Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nelson
Jane Curry
Antonie Reznicek
Reznicek
Avenue NW
Allen Nelson
Des Moines
E Avenue
Emmett Evans
Wilmer Bowen
Everett Bowen
Littleton
M Curry
Marie Barta
Rose Reznicck
Jerry Kirchner
G. Goodman
Joe Stroleny
Frank Mitvalsky
Esther Goodman
Chicago
Frank Nowadzky
Monticello
James Wirehner
Waterloo
Helen Kucera
Milwaukee
Bess Reznieck
Beverly Nevins Observes Ninth Birthday Party
Beverly Nevins daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Nevins celebrated her ninth birthday at a Saturday party at 308 Fourth Avenue SW. Guests included Darlene Spake Norma Standard Caroline Hamilton Joan Cooper Sally Woodford Linda Woodford Joan Young Phyllis Templeman Donnie Templeman Esther Knight Alberta Nichols Jean Thom an of Blairstown and Melba Gifford of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Nevins
Ralph Nevins
Fourth Avenue
Darlene Spake
Norma Standard
Caroline Hamilton
Joan Cooper
Sally Woodford
Linda Woodford
Joan Young
Phyllis Templeman
Donnie Templeman
Esther Knight
Alberta Nichols
Jean Thoman
Blairstown
Melba Gifford
Kansas City
Miss Nola Berger Departs for National Luther League Convention
Miss Nola Berger of 1407 Sixth avenue SE leaves Sunday for Long Beach to attend the National Luther League convention as a delegate from the Town Luther league. She boards a special train in Kansas City en route to Grand Canyon and plans to visit San Francisco Portland Seattle and Vancouver before returning via Malta Montana to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Berger
Sixth Avenue SE
Long Beach
Luther League
Kansas City
Grand Canyon
Miss Berger
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Malta
Mont
Career Premier Attended by McDermott and Cronins
Mrs J F McDermott and Mr and Mrs Charles Cronin attended the premiere of Career in Des Moines as guests of McDermott's son Jell McDermott assistant manager of the Paramount theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McDermott
Charles Cronin
Des Moines
First Happy Six Club Meeting Held Friday Night
The Happy Six club held its first meeting Friday night at Madonna Simkavitz's home. Attendees included Betty Gillick Betty Hall Dolores Simkavitz Harriet Murdock and Margaret Gillick. The next meeting will be at the Murdock home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Six Club
Madonna Simkavitz
Betty Gillick
Betty Hall
Dolores Simkavitz
Harriet Murdock
Margaret Gillick
Murdock
Jacobsons Return From Lake Kabotogama Summer Home
Mr and Mrs T A Jacobson of 2223 Bever avenue SE return from their summer home on Lake Kabotogama near the Canadian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Jacobson
Bever Avenue
Lake Kabotogama
Canadian
Cramers Visit Relatives In Cedar Rapids Connection
W I Cramers here and Mrs W H Cramer and their son Donald formerly of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with Mr Cramer's sister Mrs S C Wiles and Mrs Catherine Cramer at 1454 Bever avenue SE in a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cramer
Chiesel
Donald
Cedar Rapids
Cramer
S. C. Wiles
Catherine Cramer
Bever Avenue
Visit in Chicago Ties to Local Family
Louis Sovereign of 429 Fifth Avenue SE is spending the holiday season in Chicago with his sisters Mrs. William Wells and Mrs. Maria Mitchell, according to society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sovereign
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
William Wells
Maria Mitchell
Plane crash near Gordonsville kills two
A Waco three passenger biplane crashed on a farm six miles east of Gordonsville Minnesota killing Kermit Watney 21 and Clarence Webber 22 both of London township Freeborn county. Pilot Irving Engen 27 of Glenville was critically injured with two broken legs and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Webber
Northwood
Io Engen
Albert Lea
Hjalmar B. Wulff
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
Daily menus for a family of five two adults and three children are planned to run about twelve dollars a week. Each day’s menus aim to provide balanced calories protein minerals and vitamins for heat energy tissue repair and bodily functions.
Menus for Tuesday at Cedar Rapids Gazette tests pantry limits
The menu lists breakfast with orange juice cereal pouched eggs and coffee, lunch featuring Waldorf salad and poppyseed rolls, and dinner of Salisbury steak and broiled potatoes. It notes pineapple upside-down cake and lemon sherbet, plus daily milk and butter allowances and a $1.90 daily cost.
Foreign policy stance questioned as basis for peace
William T. Stone, vice president and Washington representative of the Foreign Policy Association, told a Charlottesville audience that the administration aims to preserve the status quo. He said this policy may avoid war now but is not an adequate basis for lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
William T. Stone
Washington
Foreign Policy Association
La Porte City business leader Pearl Hixon Paige dies at 69
Pearl Hixon Paige 69 longtime La Porte City merchant died suddenly Saturday after a lingering illness. Born in Masonville to L A and Luella Paige he married Lillian DeMart French in 1920. Survived by wife two sisters Mrs Inez Bell Mrs Mabel Paige Kline and two brothers James Paige Erwin Paige funeral held Monday at home and Presbyterian church burial at West View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Pearl Hixon Paige
Masonville
L. A
City briefs and personals update for Fourth of July
The city market opens as usual on July Fourth while the state employment office remains closed all day. The Musketeers Drum and Bugle corps perform Tuesday 3 to 6 pm at a Fourth of July picnic in Oxford. Marriages noted include Donald Deaton and Charlotte Turner of Iowa City and James Mazzei of Oak Park and Helen Williams of Chicago. A beginners archery class skips July 4. next meet July 11. A law talk by Prof Rollin Peorkins of the University of Iowa to the police on Monday. Building permits list Clair W. Tibbitts home at 1440 Wildwood Dr NE for 5500. Pomenka Vlasti lodge No. 91 meets Thursday 2 pm at Anna Volz’s Bever Park home. A car stolen from 824 Seventh Ave SE found at 828 Eighth Ave SE. lumber theft reported at 900 Twentieth St SE. Mrs. Harry Williams of Davenport convalesces after an operation. Clarence Gloo treated for a severe cut at St Luke’s Hospital.
George Ottsen Improving After Interstate Crash
George J Ottsen of 1122 Maple Wood Drive NE is listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after a Wednesday auto crash that killed three Clutter youths. He was reported improving Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ottsen
George J Ottsen
Maplewood Drive
Mercy Hospital
Chicago Evangelist to Speak at Sunshine Mission
The Rev C P Pfeiffer of Chicago will be the guest speaker at Sunshine Mission tonight. He is visiting relatives in the area. The service begins at 7 30. The Sunshine Mission office will be closed Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. P. Pfeiffer
Sunshine Mission
Pfeiffer
False Agent Warned In Cedar Rapids by News Chief
Chief of Detectives Earl Stanley warns Cedar Rapids residents about HW R De Long posing as the Dispatch Photo News service agent. The man has operated in California and Wisconsin and may now be in Cedar Rapids per a service letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceday Rapids
Dispatch Photo News Service
New York
Earl Stanley
HW R de Long
California
Wisconsin
de Long
Cedar Rapids
Veterans' Placement Program Explained on Radio
John H. Quigley, veterans' placement representative for Iowa, will explain the veterans' placement service on a radio program across the Iowa network at 1030 pm on July 4. Lloyd C Grover, manager of the Iowa State employment service office in Cedar Rapids, confirms the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Placement
John H. Quigley
Iowa
US Employment Service
Lloyd C Grover
Iowa State
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Camera Club Highlights and Zeiss Prints
The Cedar Rapids Camera club meets Wednesday at 7 45 in Light company bungalow to view Highlights and Shadows a sound motion picture on making photographs. An added Zeiss exhibition of international prints will be shown. Contest pictures will be entered to select a seal for the forthcoming annual salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Cedar Rapids Camera Club
Light Company
Zeiss
Car Crash Blames Cigarette Ash For Traffic Signal Collision
J Jelinek 23 of 1202 Eleventh Street NW caused a collision at the First Avenue and Third Street SE intersection claiming cigarette ash or bug in his eye. Passenger Carol Ann Knauer 25 of 1542 Fifth Street NW was treated for shock and bruises. Jelinek offered to pay for the traffic light damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jelinek
Eleventh Street
Jelinek
First Avenue
Third Street
Carol Ann Knauer
Fifth Street
Pocketbook Theft Investigation Involving Joe Gage Case
Walter Trimble, 49, of 650 Fifth Avenue SE, was booked after being held pending investigation of the theft of a pocketbook belonging to Joe Gage, 939 Eighteenth Avenue SW. Gage reported his pocketbook containing $20 stolen from his table at the Hi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gage
Eighteenth Avenue
Walter Trimble
Fifth Avenue SE
Gage
Way tavern incident at 10 40 p m Saturday
A man was at a tavern around 10 40 p m Saturday when he left the room briefly and was later brought back by Patrolman F J Mullin.
Thompson Returns From Shrine Convention in Baltiumore
M M Thompson of El Kah temple represented the temple at the imperial council sessions in Baltiumore and visited the New York World’s Fair on his return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Baltiumore
el Kah Temple
Imperial Council
New York
Public celebration at Robins with picnic and a talk
A community event at Robins will feature a picnic and program on July. Rev Walter M. Kahle of Virginia will give an economics address. Church members are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Walter M. Kahle
Virginia
Teacher Recene Ashton appointed to New Mexico college
Recene Ashton, who taught two years at Fillmore school in Cedar Rapids, was appointed to the faculty of New Mexico State Teachers College in Silver City. She left Fillmore in 1937 for Eastern State Normal in Madison SD, and earned a master’s degree in education at the University of Iowa in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recene Ashton
Fillmore School
Cedar Rapids
New Mexico State Teachers College
Silver City
Fillmore
Miss Ashton
Eastern State Normal School
Madison
University of Iowa
Reelected president leads sheet metal workers union No 2638
JoJ Fiala of 1044 F avenue NW is reelected president of union No. 2638. New officers include Clair Long as vice president CH Sewell as corresponding secretary AG Dietrich as financial secretary Bernard Webster as treasurer Frank Snital as conductor Milton Tefer as warden Joe Belehrad Milo Pospisil Frank Maly as trustees. Committees named include executive board and delegates to building trades council and Federation of Labor with members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joj Fiala
F Avenue
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Clair Long
CH. Sewell
A G. Dietrich
Bernard Webster
Frank Snital
Milton Tefer
Joe Belehrad
Milo Pospisil
Frank Maly
J Fiala
C. H Sewell
Stan Stastny
Tom Stastny
Frank Lorene
Frank Kofron
Building Trades Council
C W Sewell
Federation of Labor
A. G. Dietrich
Louis Kofron
Marion Tefer
Leo Rula
Jerry Mahacek
Stan Barvinek
William Loufek
Frank Steff
Wes Dvorak
Frank Stanek
Joe Rula
Lumir Visek
S. McCune
Louis Kofvon
Air Of Pomposity Makes Young Man Seem Ridiculous
A column by Mary Manners notes a young man with an important job overacts with pomposity, making him appear foolish. The piece advises a reader to ignore gossip and avoid discussing the issue with her steady boyfriend, suggesting a discreet, steady course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H
Dear Miss Manners Lovers Advice on Infidelity
A reader asks whether to forgive a boyfriend who cheated while she was away. The columnist urges not to dwell on the past and to move on, suggesting she should forget the affair and continue as if nothing happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
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Dutch Treat
Keith W. Dunn
Elmhurst Drive
Ronald C. Booth
Homer Maxwell
G. H. Cornwell
Harry Chadima
Hilton Richards
Wellington
New
J. Elliott Davis
Albert P. Jenkins
Robert B. Angell
St. Paul
Harry Durham
A. C. Hoblitzell
James Y. Canfield
Haverly V. Jones
James L. Cooper
Herbert L. Killian
Richard E. Killian
Deane L. Adams
Madison, Wis
Frederick S. Glanville
Ray Vernimont
John Carey
John T. Hamilton II
James D. Bever
Leonard E. Stark
Linden Drive
Margaret Miller
Iowa City
Patricia Salter
Peggy Stewart
Mary Jane Murdock
Eliot Waples
Howard Tellier
Robert Yaw
Bob Lamson
Nature
L. L. Dolson
C. R. Savings Bank
Reginald Figges
Clyde Saverys
Frederick C. Fishers
C. C. Demmons
Mary Ann Walsit
Frank Millers
Virginia Miner
Myrna
Fred McNabb
Miss Bennett
Witwer
Carl Helming
Keith Wilsons
Mrs. Watkins
Mrs. Welch
Yarchos
Eugene Irwin
Eugene D. Irwin
Armour Institute of Technology
Helen Krwin
Donald Kiesters
Maddigan School of Music
Third Street SE
J. L. Calder
Lundquists
Nelsons
Mrs. Eller
Dotsons
R. A. Greenawalts
Colorado
Betty Wagner
I. F
V. E. Henses
Schulze Reunion
Truly Kloubec
W.E. Melsha
Edward Neville
Mrs. Nelson
Miss Nevins
T. A. Jacobsons
W. I. Cramers
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Community Nutrition Service
Dial
Arto Pah
Musketeers
Oxford
Donald Irving Deaton
Charlotte Turner
Justice H. R. Churchill
James B Mazzei
Oak Park
Helen G Williams
Justice W. A. Ball
Rollin S. Peorkins
Clair W.tibbitts
Wildwood Drive
Pomenka Vlasti Lodge No. 91
Pan
Anna Volz
Bever Park
C.s.ps
George Nekvinda
Amana
Eighth Avenue SE
John Friedl
Wilson Avenue
Twentieth Street
Harry Williams
Herbert B Hunting
Clarence Gloo
First Avenue E
St. Luke's Hospital
M. Thompson
New Mexico
Mary Manners
Les
Della
Ate
Hutchinson’s
July
Hutchinson Ice Cream CO
J. C. Landenberger
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!