Pinney Family Hosts Summer Picnic in Ridgeway Drive Home
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Pinney will host a family picnic Monday evening at their Ridgeway drive SE residence. Attending are E E ey, Mrs. E P Ristedt, Frederick Luberger and his wife and children Ellen and Charles, and E M Pinney with their sons. Charles and Frederick Luberger Jr. arrive from Cincinnati for the summer. Mrs. Luberger and children stay on. Ellen and Charles will remain all season, Mr. Luberger returns to Cincinnati later. Jean Luberger spends summer at Camp Merriewood in North Carolina. Miss Evelyn Taylor of Stockton California and Miss Mader join Monday for several days before traveling to Wissen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Hamilton Bell
Knollwood Drive
Paul I. Berger
Los Angeles
Zene J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Benedict Wahn
Eau Claire
Wis
Schwahn
Roswell H. Pickford
Forest Drive
Ralph J. Morgan
Peoria
Ill
R. E. Choate
Blake Boulevard
Charles Spears
Henry Jeutter
Chicago
Harold N. Graves
Choate
Myrtle Ely
St. Paul, Minn
Eugene M. Pinney
Ridgeway Drive
E. Eey
E. P. Ristedt
Frederick Luberger
Ellen
Charles
E. M. Pinney
Cincinnati
Ohio
Durins Entertain Honoring Bleakleys at Country Club
Mr and Mrs Alfred Durin hosted a Sunday dinner party at the Country Club honoring Mr and Mrs Donald E Bleakley of Detroit. Attending were Mr and Mrs J F Bleakley Mr and Mrs David Bleakley Jack and George Durin and Paul McWilliams from Columbus Ohio visiting Cedar Rapids this weekend with Bleakleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred FE. Durin
Linden Drive
Country Club
Donald E. Bleakley
Detroit
J. F. Bleakley
David Bleakley
Jack
George Durin
Paul McWilliams
Columbus
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Bleakley
Mr. B
J. F.B
Eighteenth Street
David G. Bleakley
Meadowbrook Drive
Guests of Rev Lloyd Morris Visite from Monroe Arrive for Fourth
Mrs Snell and her children Marjorie William and Julia of Monroe arrive at the home of Rev Lloyd Morris at 124 Center Point. They will return Tuesday with Mr Snell after he motored to Cedar Rapids for the Fourth. Merlin Morris of Monroe Michigan also visits and will return Tuesday with the Snells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Morris
Center Pointeer
William Snell
Mr. Snell
Monroe
Mick
Marjorie
William
Julia
Des Moines visitors return after visit with Mrs Walker
Johnson Brigham of Des Moines and his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Johnson returned to Des Moines Monday after a brief visit with Mrs W W Walker at 19 Second Avenue SE.
Trinity Lutheran 1031 Class Outing at Shaver Park
The 1031 class of Trinity Lutheran enjoyed an outing at Shaver Park on Thursday. Games were played and refreshments were served. Attendees included Euken, Robert Benecke, Artrude Ilten, Catherine Timm, and Jens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran School
Shaver Park
Euken
Robert Benecke
Artrude Ilten
Catherin Timm
Jens
Cherry Family Members Spend Day Here
Mr and Mrs Herbert Cherry and son Leonard of Tama spend the day with Mr and Mrs Alfred E Linden in SE town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherrys
Herbert Cherry
Joste Son
Leonard
Tama
Alfred E. Linden
Keane Kool Workers Plan Annual Wednesday Event at Ellis Park
The Third division of the Keane Kool Workers announces its annual gathering to be held Wednesday at Ellis Park. Members are invited to attend this church group event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane Kool Workers
Ellis Park
Missionary Society Picnic At Mrs Wetzel’s Lawn
The Woman's Missionary society and the Elizabeth Gordon circle of Grande Avenue United Presbyterian church plan an evening picnic at 6 at Mrs. B. O. Wetzel's lawn 1716 Eighth avenue SE. Members to bring own dishes. Reports will cover the Presbyterian convention at Boyden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Elizabeth Gordon
Grande Avenue
United
F A U Riders Gather At 1016 A Avenue Tuesday
The F A U Riders meet with Bessie Clark at 1016 A avenue on Tuesday at 7 30 p m to discuss club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Clark
A Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Daniels Home
The I A of M Auxiliary Ladies meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs Daniels on Street for an auxiliary gathering.
Stone City Art Colony Draws Visitors for Sunday Event
Scores from Cedar Rapids and other cities joined many locals at the Stone City Colony and Art School Sunday. About sixty guests attended dinner while paintings by colony artists were shown in the stone studio behind the Green mansion. Adrian Dornbush’s transformed water tower penthouse drew attention along with Edward B. Rowan of the Little Gallery and two art students. Byron Ben Boyd, Iowa Artists Association president, worked on finishing touches on his ice wagon as Miss Alice Inskeep led a group singing at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mansion
Adrian
Adrian Dornbush
Edward B. Rowan
Little Gallery
Byron Ben Boyd
Iowa Artists Association
Alice Inskeep
Coopers Move Into New Home on Glenway Drive SE
Mr and Mrs James L Cooper moved into their newly completed residence at 1922 Glenway Drive SE last week marking a fresh start for the couple in a quiet neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Cooper
Glenway Drive
Edinburg and Chattanooga Trip for Summer
Mr and Mrs Paul Ray of 1400 Second Avenue SE plan a summer trip starting this weekend to Edinburg Indiana and Chattanooga Tennessee to spend the season away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Ray
Second Avenue SE
Edinburg
Ind
Chattanooga
Tenn
Miss Edna Derby Heads Two Week Motor Trip North
Miss Edna Derby of 1201 Sixth Avenue SE departed Saturday for a two week motor journey through the New England states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Derby
Sixth Avenue SE
New England States
Canada
Pattern 2371 pattern instruction with Anne Adams details
Cedar Rapids Gazette describes Pattern 2371 by Anne Adams with step by step diagrams for summer frocks and chic jackets. It notes sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 42, fabric and binding yardage, and requests 15 cents per pattern plus personal details for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
Anne Adams
Camp Hitaga Holds Pioneer Life Council Fire
Camp Hitaga presents its second council fire with a Pioneer Life theme. The event features groups and duties led by listed campers including Ruth Kennedy Gertrude Voelker and Lucille Dose across multiple activity stations. Honorable mention is given to Beatrice Woodward and Eleanor Hanna for advanced nature work, with riding honors awarded to several girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Council
New Pioneer Camping Grounds
Jane Ellis
Ruth Bickel
Elaine Shonka
Louise Remsey
Clara Moore
Marelene Hostetter
Lucille Dose
Adeline Fiesler
Gertrude Voelker
Eleanor Hanna
Rosalina Neubauer
Ruth Kennedy
Pollywog
Norma Neubauer
Wanda Byrnes
Louise Remley
Josephine Beadle
Keate Voelker
Dorothy Jane Plock
Lillian Locher
Winota
Lucy Siver
Helen Edgar
Helen Irwin
Cornelia Cameron
Jean Stookey
Dorothy Plock
Margaret Threlkeld
Darleen Baker
Janet Shuptrine
Marcelline Mealey
Jean Swan
Emily Morrison
Marie Nelson
Lola Kemper
Louise Remiey
Jean Blaylock
Theoda Young
Phyllis Hermann
Adeline Fieseler
Martha Denkmann
Edith Chase
Betty Albert
Helen Jane Ellis
Mare
Beatrice Woodward
Jeanne Stookey
Murray Visitor From Minneapolis Stays In Cedar S apien
Francis Murray son of Dr and Mrs A L Murray formerly of Cedar S apien and now of Minneapolis is visiting in the Harry Pratt home 521 Knollwood drive SE. He arrived Saturday and will remain here through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murray
A. L. Murray
Cedar ‘Sapien
Minneapolis
Harry Pratt
Knollwood Drive
Lighter Family Returns to Chicago After Cedar Rapids Visit
Mr and Mrs Eugene Lighter and their daughter Peggy of Chicago returned there Monday after a weekend visit with friends in Cedar Rapids. They arrived Saturday evening. The Lighters formerly lived in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lighter
Peggy
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Lighter
Martin Family Vacation Visit Across Des City
Mr and Mrs Henry Martin of Des and their daughter Jean spend the holiday weekend with Mrs Minna K Anderson the Martins mother in Des city domestic scene and family gathering reported from the longtime community notebook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Henry Martin
Des
Jean
Minna K. Anderson
Mrs. Martin
Lorraine Mathews Birthday Party At 614 Fourth Street
Mrs Charles W Mathews hosted Lorraine Mathews twelfth birthday with games and prizes for Margaret Fessler and Vera McEachron. Guests included Lucille Johnson Betty Louise Johnson Ruth Henry Alberta Henry Betty Wagner Barbara Ellen Sears Vera McEachron Margaret Fessler Dorothy Pollock Darlene Mathews. Assisting hostesses were Fiora Fleming and Mrs James F McNulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Mathews
Fourth Street
Lorraine
Margaret Fessler
Vera McEachron
Lucille Johnson
Betty Louise Johnson
Ruth Henry
Alberta Henry
Betty Wagner
Barbara Ellen Sears
Dorothy Pollock
Darlene Mathews
Lorraine Mathews
Fiora Fleming
James F. McNulty
Birthday Dinner Honors George W. Ades with Gifts
George W. Ades was surprised at a Saturday dinner honoring his birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Benham Velma Benham Mrs. Lydia Deal Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fedderson and daughter Irene H. C. Parson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowey and son Paul Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swalley Geraldine Hanson Georg ette Vaughn and Muriel Riemers. He received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ades
Ernest A. Benham
Velma Benham
Lydia Deal
Chris Fedderson
Irene
H. C. Parson
Robert Lowey
Paul
Earl Swalley
Geraldine Hanson
Georgette Vaughn
Muriel Riemers
Ades
Ladies Aid in Covington Forms Picnic Committees
The Covington Ladies Aid met at Mrs Edna Maudsleys home. Committees for the community picnic on Aug 19 were named including place games and other duties with several members listed among the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
Covington
Edna Maudsley
Lillie Smith
Fulton
Emma Sutcliffe
Elsie Mottinger
Sigal Baste
Edna Maudswere Auly
Tillie Hanson
Bess Beamer
Teeieaas
Edith Hanson
Celia Man
Ay Pe “Rine
Aces
Margare Sutcliffe
Mrs Heald and Mrs Weeks Take Noted Trip
Mrs Frank Heald of 1615 Grande avenue SE and Mrs Carl Weeks of Des Moines recently returned from a two week journey. They drove to Ann Arbor Michigan to attend the Alumni University five day lecture program for alumni. They studied literature economics and psychology then joined a house party at Mr and Mrs David Bennett's Highland Park home before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heald
Grande Avenue SE
Carl Weeks
Des Moines
Ann Arbor
Mich
Alumni University
University of Michigan
David Bennnett
Highland Park
Weeks
How a Hollywood extra could crack the film world in 1932
A columnist advises aspiring extras on the slim odds of stardom in Hollywood. He notes rough pay, required wardrobes for men and women, and an average wait of five years to breakthrough, urging hopefuls to stay home rather than compete with seasoned players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Hollywood
Peter Pan
Great Greta facts spark reader curiosity
A note asks readers to contact Robert Grandon c/o The Cedar Ra Gazette about Greta Garbo. The appeal suggests including two cents and a stamped addressed envelope for a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta
Robert Grandon
Cedar Ra Gazette
Greta Garbo
1922 Gazette notes tragedy and town events
Lamir Chihak died instantly when his truck struck a hay pole. Helen Dunlop wed Albert R. Menary at the Dunlop home. Police Chief Morrison canceled vacation leaves amid a local strike. A bakery oven fire caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Four minor blazes from hay kept fire crews busy. A Bunny Park baseball game and a Sokol Riverside celebration closed the day with speakers Guy Linville and Joseph Mekota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamir Chihak
Swisher
Helen Dunlop
Albert R. Menary
Dunlop
Daniel J. Williams
Morrison
King and Richardson
Second Avenue
Usy
Bunny Park
Sokol Society
Riverside Park
Guy Linville
Joseph Mekota
Local couples wed as city cartoonist noted
Miss Eva MacKnight and Harry E. Larimer tied the wedding yesterday. Sam Williams narrowly escaped a train crush at the union station thanks to Homer Nye who dragged him clear. Cedar Rapids company won a $150 prize in a drill at La Porte City under Capt Rau. Patrick Clancy lost a leg after a Miloe train near Walford. Municipal bath house on the island opens to the public with 204 enjoying the waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva MacKnight
Harry E. Larimer
Merly
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sam Williams
Eldon
Rock Island
Union Station
Homer Nye
133Rd Regiment
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Rau
la Porte City
Patrick Clancy
Walford
Wal
July Fourth Celebrations and River Flood at Riverside Park
The ocal order of Eagles staged a July Fourth event at Riverside park with a long parade and speeches by Mayor C. D. Huston and Judge J. R. Corrigan of Minneapolis. The river rose unexpectedly causing floods that stranded spectators, some needing to climb trees. Lane was injured by a cannon explosion at Riverside park while firing an ancient cannon. he was thrown twelve feet, burned, and his clothing set alight. The city council also approved a street railway extension in Bever avenue to Bever park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocal Order of Eagles
Riverside Park
C. D. Huston
J. R. Corrigan
Minneapolis
Deway
Third Avenue
Second Street
Bever Avenue
Bever Park
Elsie Keyes
Herbert C. Ripley
E. J. Lockwike
Lane
Three Small Fires Reported Sunday Disturbances
Firemen answered three calls Sunday, extinguishing small blazes with no damage. A 1:50 a.m. Basement fire at Home Furniture, 223 Third Street SE, found by Patrolman Louvar. A 4:20 p.m. car fire from a Nash sedan at Fourth Ave and 12th St SE. A 10:18 p.m. rubbish fire at the rear of 223 Third Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Furniture Company
Third Street SE
Louvar
Nash
John Hunter
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street SE
Third Street
How to Play and Win in Contract Bridge
A Cedar Rapids Gazette bridge column notes how praise can spur vanity and mislead in a sample hand. Mrs. A. L. Waltz of Flushing recalls a play where skill compensated for weak cards, illustrating bidding and play decisions. The column invites readers to submit bidding questions for expert guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae A. L. Waltz
Flushing
The Wrong Wife Climax Reveals Ganley Dead at Carmichael Camp
Dick Cordova and Grady pursue Ganley’s fate after a canoe trail leads to a dead body found near Carmichael’s lake camp. Jeb Stone warns Cordova of dangers tied to Ganley’s note, hinting at Carmichael’s wrongdoing and a looming confrontation at the Carmichael estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydons
Cordova
Jeb Stone
Grady
Kipper
Carmichael
Jeb
Ganley
Dan Carmichael
Jed
New York
Fred
Shelters Stranger Rewarded After Theft At Prairie Creek
Wendell Bain sheltered a stranger James Frasier and a 9 year old boy from the rain at his Prairie creek tent. The visitors left with clothing blankets groceries and a suitcase after Bain left briefly. Frasier was 28, 5 feet 7 inches, armed with a nickel plated revolver and said he was headed to Ottumwa to find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Valjean
Wendell Bain
Prairie Creek
Bain
James Frasier
Frazier
Ottumwa
Holiday Puzzle Clues Across and Down Grids
A published puzzle presents a large list of across and down clues with numbers, asking for words fitting each clue such as Relish River in France Old womanish and various other definitions including abbreviations and color queries. It appears as a typical newspaper puzzle page layout with themed word entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Rhode Island
Richard Henr Lee
Hospitality Reciprocation And Life Decisions Advice
A reader asks Miss Manners about balancing hospitality and reciprocity and choosing between staying in a job or marrying a former love who wants her to move. The columnist suggests considering happiness in building a home with the partner over continuing work for others, urging self trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. F
Miss Manners
Just a Husband Advises Strict Allowance for Wife
A reader asks about preventing financial strain from an extravagant wife. The columnist urges a definite monthly allowance with a reset after each period, arguing that fixed funds will teach budgeting and curb further charges.
Apartment Ransacked Intruder Nets Only $1
The Reed family home at 845 First Avenue was entered and ransacked between 7 and 10:20 p.m. Sunday while they were away. The intruder took only one dollar. Police investigated the break in after a tag was cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Reed
First Avenue
Reed
Wes
Ganiece
Earlville Census Counts 393 School Age Children
The Earlville consolidated school district census reports 393 children of school age. The town population totals 203 residents and 190 reside in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlville
Earlville Consolidated
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Bleakleys
Morris
Mrs. Walker
Keane School Workers
Clubs
F. A. U. Riders
I. A. of
M. Auxiliary
Stone City
Dubuque
Anamosa Sunday
Stone City Colony
Mrs. Anderson
Josephine Culbertson
Soath West
North
South
East
Camp Lake Warumkeg
Danota” Canavead
Haydon’s Landing
Bint
Deb
Carmichael’s
Grenfell
Martine
Carmichael Dock
Senator Carmichathe
New England
Mary Manners
Buehler Bros
First Street
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