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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1946

Page

3

Mrs Tindall Weds Charles Knickerbocker in Marshalltown

Maude Hollis Tindell of Washington D C married Charles J. Knickerbocker of Fairfax at the Cooper home in Marshalltown. The couple plans to live in Cedar Rapids and will split time between Washington and Iowa work commitments.

Maude Hollis Tindell Washington, D. C Charles J. Knickerbocker Fairfax Allen R. Cooper Marshalltown Knickerbocker Washington University of Iowa Linn County State Fair Board George M. Thomas Congregational Church Milo Whipple Iowa City Cedar Rapids Cooper Mr. Knickerbocker Iowa State College Tallcorn

Browns Plan Dinner for Son and Margaret Young

A pantry shower for Margaret Lou Young was hosted by Mrs. Harry Brown Jr. and Mrs. Paul Lockwood at the Lockwood home with twelve guests. The Browns of 1263 Fifth Avenue SE will host a dinner for the bridal party of Miss Young and Richard Lewis Brown, followed by a Thursday 4 p.m. wedding at St. Pauls Methodist Church.

Margaret Lou Young Harry Brown, Jr Paul Lockwood Lockwood Fimhurst Drive Harry Brown Fifth Avenue SE Miss Young Richard Lewis Brown St. Paul's Methodist Church

Delta Eta Delta delegate returns home after convention

Miss Barbara Carrithers, attending the Delta Delta Delta convention in Spring Lake New Jersey for ten days, has returned to her home at 533 Forest Drive SE. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira T Carrithers and was a delegate from Delta Eta the Coe College chapter where she serves as president.

Barbara Carrithers Spring Lake N. J Forest Drive Miss Carrithers Ira T. Carrithers Baltimore New York City Washington, D. C Miss Carruthers Delta Eta Coe College

Ava McCormick Weds Richard Lessenger in Rowley Presbyterian

Ava Mae McCormick daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward McCormick of Rowley wed Richard L Lessernger son of Mr and Mrs Leland Lessenger of Independence in a Sunday ceremony at the Presbyterian church. Rev Joseph Van Roekel officiated with music by Lois Cantrell Cedar Falls. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls after a reception for 150.

Rowley Ava Mae McCormick Edward McCormick Richard L. Lessenger Leland Lessenger Independence Presbyterian Church Joseph van Roekel Lois Cantril Cedar Falls Elizabeth Crain Shirley McCormick Robert Young Kay Dawn Ogaard Joe Kline Richard Kimball Paul Hayward Civil Service Iowa State Teachers College Lessenger Pacific

Notice to bidders buildings for sale in Bertram township Iowa

Bids to purchase school buildings Lot 11 Aud Plat 0 Lane and Lot 28 Aud Plat 0 Bertram township Linn County Iowa must be received by May 15 1946. Separate bids for buildings only and for buildings with grounds. 5 percent certified check with bid. Secretary may provide more details. Bid acceptance or rejection by July 25 1946. Independent of Cedar Rapids Iowa E W Lundquist secretary.

Nee Je Et Lane Bertram Township Linn County Iowa Independ Cedar Rapids E. W. Lundquist

Installation of Auxiliary Held in Memorial Building

The American Legion auxiliary installed new officers at a Memorial building meeting on Tuesday. Elected were Mrs. R. A. Duthbert president and a slate of officers, with installation by Mrs. Parrish, Schirm and Holbrook. Delegates to the Des Moines state convention August 7 to 9 were listed.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building R. A. Duthbert Dorothy Burch Charles Jasa Dorothy Drew Miss Drew Dorothy Morse Rae D. Brown Charles Scholvin Robert Lippincott Dubbert Drew Schoendelen Schirm Jasa Harry Gunderson George Thompson H. E. Travis George Rejsa Carl Freund Schelvin Lippincott Holbrook J. P. Winn F. C. Parrish

Mrs Hall Honored At Cedar Rapids Country Club Luncheon

Mrs Herbert Hunting hosted a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Wednesday honoring Mrs Robert Hall of New York City. Eight covers were set.

Robert Hall New York Herbert Hunting Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Country Club New York City

Capt and Mrs Mercer Visit in Cox Home

Capt and Mrs Melville Mercer of Dallas visit Cedar Rapids en route to Tennessee. Mrs Mercer formerly Miss Barbara Rogers of Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Cox host an open house for thirty guests at 2207 Grande avenue SE.

Mark W. Cox Grande Avenue SE Melville Mercer Dallas Cedar Rapids Tennessee Mercer Barbara Rogers Cox

Guests of J. C. Kintzes

Mr and Mrs J C Kintz will host at their Bertrand farm home guests from Miami Beach Fla Mrs C H Alcock and their daughter Mrs Harold Vann will stay with them arriving Wednesday and remaining until Saturday

J. C. Kintz Bertrand C. H. Alcock Miami Beach Fla Harold Vann

Carmen Ingwersen and Ray Miehe Wed in Olin

Miss Carmen Ingwersen of Onslow wed Ray G. Miehe Jr. of Monticello at St. John’s Lutheran church in Olin. The ceremony featured relatives, music by Doris Day and Marianne Ingwersen, and a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The groom, recently discharged from the Navy after three years, will be at home in Onslow after a week.

Olin Carmen Ingwersen Onslow Ray G. Miehe, Jr Monticello St. John’s Lutheran Church August Ingwersen R. G. Miehe Epworth Arnold E. Sommer Doris Day Wyoming Marianne Ingwersen Doris Ingwersen Bevan W. Miehe Noel Callahan Ralph Crimmins Dorothy Starry Cedar Rapids Betty Miehe Iowa City Miehe Navy

Summer Garden Tips From Larry Grove

Iowa State college garden specialist Larry Grove advises deeper seed furrows for summer gardens. Fill furrows with water, plant seeds in mud, and cover with dry soil or peat. Protect seedlings with boards or mulch, remove boards after sprouts appear. Regular cultivation and watering are essential.

Larry Grove Iowa State College Grove

Three Hundred Attend Cedar Rapids Country Club Dinner Dance

Nancy Green reports a buffet dinner planned for 300 Cedar Rapids Country Club members as part of Fourth of July eve festivities. Ray Long’s orchestra will provide music with Dutch treat tables arranged by numerous hosts including the Labes, Gardlings, and Kirns, among others.

Fred Labes Wallace Darling Cottage Grove Avenue Per John Choate Lakeside Janet Crabbe Park Avenue University of Iowa Henry Gundling Meadowbrook Drive John T. Hecker O. J. Elsenblast Beulah Detwiler John C. Palmer Carl D. Thomas Ll Kirns Memphis Tenn

Basic Beauty Pattern 4617 for Summer Dress

Anne Adams promotes pattern 4617 a simple dress with versatile style for summer wear in sizes 12 to 20. Pattern includes yardage for size 16 and costs 25 cents, with an additional 15 cents for the new pattern book offering flowers and directions.

Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept N. Clinton St Chicago Ill

The Hitching Post Readies Opening For Cedar Pids Horsemen

The Hitching Post clubhouse of the Cedar Pids Horsemen’s Club will be open Thursday at 3 for the convenience of members. The notice invites attendance and outlines the seasonal gathering in the local equestrian community.

Cedar Pids Horsemen’s Club

Fussell Couple Visiting Families in Washington DC

Mr and Mrs R E Fussell of Washington DC spend the week staying with relatives. They are billeted at the homes of Mr and Mrs Joseph Neu meister at 1901 K Street SW and Dr and Mrs H G Fussell at 130 Twenty fifth Street Drive SE.

R. E. Fussell Washington, D. C Joseph Neumeister K Street H. G. Fussell Twenty-fifth Street Drive

PTA Mothersingers Elect Officers At Picnic

The P T A Mothersingers elected president Mrs William Canaday secretary Mrs Chester Reisa and treasurer Mrs Ralph Nandall for the coming year at a Monday picnic luncheon Guests included Mrs Arthur Norman and Mrs Paul Miller The next rehearsal is set for the first Monday in August

Mothersingers P.T.A. Mothersingers William Canaday Chester Reisa Ralph Nandall Arthur Norman Paul Miller

Over the Back Fence Chop Suey Night Menu

A home kitchen recipe lists two cups diced pork green peppers and celery for Chinese chop suey with rice and dessert. It details ingredients onions garlic fat salt bouillon water flour soy sauce and steps to brown simmer thicken and serve hot over rice.

Philadelphia

Night of Joy Amid Stresses Shared With Friends

A social gathering is described where a host ignores daily cares and lets guests enjoy a carefree evening. The room glows with blossoms as laughter echoes and voices rise in song, offering momentary escape from life’s burdens. Friends celebrate together, finding solace in camaraderie.

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Mrs. Tindall Barbara Shonka Son Margaret Young TRI Delta Convention Maying Appliances Stroners Maytag A. W. Peterson Co Ralph Hubbell Philip Buffalo N.Y Hubbells Hubbell M. W. Bolton Madison Wis Ava McCormick MES Carter Second Avenue Mrs. Mercer J. C. Kintzes Borden Bordens Instant Corree Jaa Corres Noms Madison Ave New York Borden Ce Ray Miehe Nancy Green Roy Olson Weyland Charles Agee Oakland Calif Grande Avenue Robert C. Safely B Avenue NE Russell W. Manatt A. J. Coburn Siegel's Siegel Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Bungalow Rice Naomi Doebel Designing Woman Elizabeth Hillyer Edgar A. Guest the Poet of the People Keller Office Supply Store Second Ave Borden's Dorden’s Ice Cream
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