Social Affairs Of Today Marked By Two Luncheons
Two social luncheons marked today in Cedar Rapids. Mrs James Y Canfield hosted Miss Irene Klingener of Seattle enroute to Meadville with ten guests. Mrs G J Siebke and Mrs H R Boileau hosted another luncheon for Miss Nelle Roehs and others at the Commonwealth tea room.
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Tony
James Y. Canfield
Second Avenue SE
Irene Klingener
Seattle
Cedar Rapids
Meadville
G. J. Liebke
Blake
Boulevard SE
HR. Boileau
Forest Drive
Commonwealth Tea Room
Nelle Roehs
Herbert Henderson
Wayne Stookey
Nacemt Knaupp
Marvin Leysen
Anamosa
R. B. van Cleave
L. B. Stevenson
Clay Phillips
Dean Hilborn
Siebke
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cedar Rapids Bridge Qualifying Sets One Round
With many players away on vacations the afternoon qualifying round is omitted. The contract championship tournament will proceed Saturday evening at the Hotel Roosevelt from 7 45 PM for those aiming at semi finals and finals. Local residents and visitors may participate, no reservations required, bring your own partner. Mrs. George E Beattie directs the event, with semi finals set for Wednesday evening July 12 and a date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
George E. Beattie
Ater
Premium Gladiolus Show List Finalized for August Cedar Rapids
The premium list committee reported final details for the annual Gladiolus show to be held August 4 and 5 at the Killian store. Cedar Rapids Gladiolus society met this week in Dr L. F. Vane's office and plans to distribute the list around July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian
Cedar Rapids
Gladiolus Society
L. F. Vane
Bride Geraldine Krebs Weds Leo R Brown at First Baptist
Recent bride Geraldine Krebs becomes Mrs Leo R Brown after a large church wedding held Saturday at the First Baptist Church. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold E Krebs of Rose Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo R Brown
Geraldine Krebs
First Baptist Church
Harold E. Krebs
Rose Hall
Teachers Return From Evanston Meeting in Illinois
Miss Ruby Byers and Miss Edith Howe returned from an international teachers meeting in Evanston Illinois after two weeks away. They traveled home via St Louis where they visited Mrs A B Trombley for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Byers
Edith Howe
Evanston
St Louis
A B, Trombley
Nichols Family Reunion Hosts Distant Relatives in Cedar Falls
Mr and Mrs. Ben F Hazen of 418 Twenty second Street NE hosted a Fourth of July Nichols family reunion. Attending were N. B. Nichols with Mr and Mrs H J Rudebeck and family from Cedar Falls, Harvey Nichols and Agnes Ness from Waterloo, Ralph Nichols from Fort Dodge, Fern Nichols from Chicago, and William Lawrence with family from St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F Hazen
Twenty-second Street
Nichols
N. B. Nichols
H. J. Rudebeck
Cedar Falls
Harvey Nichols
Agnes Ness
Waterloo
Ralph Nichols
Fort Dodee
Fern Nichols
Chicago
William Lawrence
St. Louis
McConkey Family Plans Chicago Visit for Century of Progress
Franklin G McConkey son of Mr and Mrs F P G McConkey 1624 Seventh Avenue SE travels to Chicago Tuesday with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A F Dormeyer and family to visit them and attend the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin G. McConkey
FP. G McConkey
Seventh Avenue
Chicago
A. F. Dormeyer
Ice Cream Plans Discussed At Community Meeting
The THR Committee met and a Pedac was read by Mrs. Grtert Martin. Plans for an ice era month were also made and refreshments were served by Mrs G HE Fretemek and Mrs Ray Netan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qasi Wiligs
Conard
Yak Wes
Redere
Sue Gness
Mss
Mass Sunt
Kang
Grtert Martin
Godal
G HE Fretemek
Ray Netan
Mrs Wilson and Daughter Visit From Wichita and Bloomington
Mrs R. E Wilson and her daughter Sara Ellen of Wichita Kansas and Miss Daisy Chadband of Bloomington Illinois stay a week in the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Gray at 1281 Third Avenue SE. Mrs Wilson is a former local resident and the trio spent a week in Bloomington after a month in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E Wilson
Sara Ellen
Wichita, Kan
Daisy Chadband
Bloomington
Ill
Fred Gray
Third Avenue SE
Wilson
Chicago
Picnic and Fireworks Folio at Ellis Park
Mr and Mrs Charles Lampman and Harriet of Rockford Illinois joined Delbert Phye of Marion Iowa and E Lampman party with Betty Mae Sidwell and B Turner and Marie Zuck at Ellis Park for a Fourth of July picnic. Fireworks followed at the B J Turner home in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lampman
Harriet
Rockford, Ill
Delbert Phye
Marion
E. Lampman
Betty Mae Sidwell
B . Turner
Marie Zuck
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
B. J. Turner
Milligans Visit Relatives After Century of Progress Trip
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Milligan and daughter Dorothy of San Diego stay with Mrs. Milligan’s parents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lazenby and other relatives in town. They attended the Century of Progress in Chicago with Mrs. M. L. Blue and Mrs. J. G. Steffey and will travel home via Kansas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Milligan
Dorothy
San Diego
Calif
Chicago and Illinois guests visit in Grand Avenue SE home
Mr and Mrs David B Johnston and Miss M E Luder of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Ralph Faupel of Wilmette Ill were guests since Saturday in the V E Hampton home 2035 Grande avenue SE this morning Jest. Mrs Ada Nar of Los Angeles will stay for an extended visit with her sister Mrs Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B Johnston
M. E. Luder
Chicago
Ralph Faupel
Wilmette, Ill
V. E. Hampton
Grande Avenue SE
Ada Nar
Los Angeles
Mrs. Hampton
Birthday Party for Marilyn Tomash at Home
Marilyn Tomash entertained a group of girls at her home in honor of her tenth birthday. Those present were Betty Shaw Donna Mae Sponar Natalie Quass Dorothy Luchterhand Dorothy Borst Virginia Merklin Mildred Matejka Mary Ellen Dill and Elaine Brack of Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn ‘Tomash
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Betty Shaw
Donna Mae Sponar
Natalie Quass
Dorothy Luchterhand
Dorothy Borst
Virginia Merklin
Mildred Matejka
Mary Ellen Dill
Elaine Brack
Oxford
Mrs Landes visits Montrose and relatives in Montrose
Mrs J V Landes of New York City arrives Monday for a six week summer visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Palmer at Montrose hotel and Mr and Mrs Lee O Nielson at 1957 Second avenue SE. Landes and Nielson are sisters. The Junior Arts association holds a meeting at 730 tonight in the public library art room to plan the July 22 birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J V. Landes
New York City
Junior Arts Association
Public Library
Cress Family Visits Cedar Rapids Relatives
Mr and Mrs H W Cress and their son Robert visit Mrs Margaret Cress for a week from Los Angeles. The Cress family formerly lived in Cedar Rapids with Mr and Mrs E C Mrstik and children Marilyn and Marvin have returned to Washington DC after visiting relatives here. OL AT club members plan a Saturday picnic at Bever park inviting each family to bring a well filled basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Cress
Robert
Los Angeles
E. C. Mrstik
Marilyn
Marvin
Washington, D. C
A. Riley
Lou Mrstik
Bever Park
Alvin Barta Returns to Burlington From Visit
Alvin Barta has returned to Burlington after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Barta at 1425 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Barta
Burlington
Frank Barta
Seventh Avenue
Miss Minnie King Returns Home From Clinton Visit
Miss Minnie King has returned to Clinton after a week with her mother and relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie King
Clinton
Camp Huaga Fourth Celebration Highlights Tent Contests
Camp Huaga hosts a Fourth of July style program with tents forming four groups for contests in poncho rolling artificial respiration whittling fire building and nature study. Groups identify 23 nature specimens with high scores and archery on the range.
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Ween
Capa
Teagan
PS Fro
Ayo
Marina
Mas Wanig
Mainay Vesna
Crease
Dave Onin
Wadepondescea
Oawein
Miss Monroe Weds Clifford T. Kettering in Burbank
Announcement from Cedar Rapids notes the marriage of Veda Katherine Monroe and Clifford Thomas Kettering on June 30 at Magnolia Park church in Burbank California. Kettering, son of Ray and the late Shea family, will work at the Burbank post office. couple plans to reside there. Many Cedar Rapids residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veda Katherine Monroe
Clifford Thomas Kettering
Burbank
Calif
Magnolia Park
Kettering
Ray Kettering
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Kettering
Thomas Shea
Pre nuptial Shower Honors Miss Woods
A bridge shower honoring Miss Cecilia Woods, to marry Joseph Reindl Saturday, was hosted by Miss Frances Bartlett and Mrs. L. T. Connolly at 1815 Sixth Avenue SE. Prizes went to Miss Woods, Mrs. E. J. Stark, and Miss Nina Jesina. attendees included several local women and out of town guest Mrs. Harry Kinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bartlett
L. T. Connolly
Sixth Avenue SE
Cecilia Woods
Joseph Reindl
Bridge
Miss Woods
E. J. Stark
Nina Jesina
Lucile Stodola
Florence Reece
Mary Gallagher
Kaye Longueville
Edward Cuyler
Reed Stanley
G. O. Fletcher
Ted Emerson
Orville Hofford
Ralph Schillig
Jack Cameron
Sarah Woods
Harry Kinley
Maxine
Coggan
Mrs Marie Rowe and Lou Rowe Visit Aunt in Philadelphia
Mrs Marie Rowe and Lou Rowe of Philadelphia are guests of their aunt Mrs Margaret Hutchinson at 215 Fifth Street NE. The visit highlights family ties and hometown connections in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rowe
Lou Rowe
Philadelphia
Margaret Hutchinson
Fifth Street
Woman's Missionary Society Meet Friday at First Evangelical
The Woman's Missionary society of the First Evangelical church will meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the church parlors. Mrs. L. C. Schuknecht will lead the program with hostesses Mrs. Edna Canady and Mrs. F. W. Adams assisting.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church
L. C. Schuknecht
Edna Canady
F. W. Adams
Missionary Society Picnic at Central Park Church
The Missionary society of the Central Park Presbyterian church will meet with Miss Dorotha Roberts at 1629 K avenue NE for a picnic luncheon at 1 Friday. The Alice Korteling guild members will hostesses with dessert and lead the program. All women of the church are invited.
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The
Missionary Society of the
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Dorotha Roberts
K Avenue NE
Alice Korteling
Missionary societies meet at St Pauls Methodist
The Missionary societies of St Pauls Methodist church will meet at 2 30 p m Friday at the home of Mrs Eva Reeder and her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Dennis Assist ant hostesses will be Miss Ruth Otto Mrs Guy Rich Mrs J M Tallman and Mrs Delia Calkins Devotions will be led by Mrs J E Ives The program After Many Years will be given by the Women's Foreign Missionary society An invitation is extended to all women of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Eva Reeder
Elizabeth Dennis
Ruth Otto
Guy Rich
J. M Tallman
Delia Calkins
J. E. Ives
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Flossie White Wins Kenmore Blind Bogey Title
Mrs Flossie White won the blind bogey prize at the Women s day tournament Wednesday at the Kenmore club. Her 112 became 100 with a twelve handicap to take the winning score. Second place went to Mrs H J Robertson with 95 3 92, with several others named among the competitors. Miss Rachel Nelson hosted a luncheon and bridge after the event for fifteen guests.
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Flossie White
Kenmore Club
White
H. J. Robertson
H. L. Moorhead
Maxine Williams
R. J. Vorkoper
R. C. Kane
Rachel Nelson
Alderman Family Sets Out for Vacation Tour
Mr and Mrs Dwight B Alderman and daughter Shirley leave from 1546 Seventh Avenue SE for a two week vacation to Billings Missouri home of Judson W Alderman and family. They will visit Aurora Springfield and Seymour in Dwight’s boyhood area. Mr and Mrs N F Alderman of 1529 Seventh Avenue SE accompany them and expect to be away a month or more.
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Dwight B. Alderman
Shirley
Seventh Avenue SE
Billings
Judson W
Aurora
Springfield
Seymour
N. F. Alderman
Dwight Alderman
Forbes Family Visit Spans Cities
Mrs. A. K. Forbes and her children Junior and Mildred of Los Angeles visit her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. William Mulvihill at 516 Sixth Avenue SE. After a lengthy stay they will go to Chicago for the Century of Progress and visit relatives in St. Joseph Missouri before returning home.
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A. K. Forbes
Junior
Mildred
Los Angeles
Willam Mulvihill
Sixth Avenue SE
Chicago
Century of Progress
St. Joseph
Sbor Sokolek Renata Tyrs Meeting and Championship Party
Sbor Sokolek Renata Tyrs holds Friday at 8 p.m. meeting with a post event party honoring the junior girls team that won the national junior championship at the National Sokol meet in Chicago last month. Auxiliary to the I A of M meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs Kinchner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbor Sokolek
Renata
Cedar Rebekah Picnic At Schminkey Home North Of Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rebekah lodge hosts a picnic supper Friday at 6 at Miss Hazel Schminkey's home north of Cedar Rapids. Members should take a covered dish and picnic supplies. The T. P. A. Auxiliary will have a picnic luncheon at 1 Friday in Ellis Park river pavilion. Members should bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
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Cedar Rebekah
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Schminkey
Cedar Rapids
Schminkey
Center Point
Dunkard Church
T. P.A
Woman's Auxiliary
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Royal Neighbors Meeting Notice at Odd Fellow Hall
Valley Camp No. 2136 Royal Neighbors of America will hold a regular session in Odd Fellow hall Friday at 7 p.m. Members are reminded to attend.
Mrs Parcy Heefner Rites In Mount Vernon
Brief funeral services will be held for Mrs Parcy Heefner at the Stephen Brown Jot in Mount Vernon Cemetery after the body arrives Thursday evening on the 630 train from Des Moines. Earlier services were conducted at Galilee Baptist Church in Des Moines.
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Mount Vernon
Parcy Heefner
Stephen Brown
Des Moines
Galilee Baptist Church
Local Man Forced To Pay Storage On Car He Didn't Know Recovered
A. H. Kline of 1309 Third Street SE, Quaker Oats employee, learned his Chevrolet stolen from the Quaker Oats lot on November 6. It was recovered in Fort Dodge on November 13 and stored at C. B. Perkins garage after a police order. He paid $35.30 to reclaim. no clear explanation from authorities or the city solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kline
Third Street
Quaker Oats
Fort Dodge
Kline
John P
Insurance inquiry follows missing car case
A letter from A. R. Williams of Fort Dodge suggests Kline may have theft insurance and asks for the insurer's name as part of a suspected recovery plan. Kline reports having no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
A. R. Williams
Fort Dodge
Prof Robert Kajanus Dies Grand Old Man of Finnish Music
Prof Robert Kajanus, famed conductor and a pillar of Finland's musical life, died Thursday in Helsingfors. He was widely regarded as the grand old man of Finnish music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingfors
Finland
Robert Kajanus
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