Visitors In City Inspire Local Social Affairs
Out of town guests visited Cedar Rapids for social luncheons this week. Mrs Clyde Lavery of Scarsdale will be honored at a Tuesday luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country club hosted by Mrs James Y Canfield. Guests include Mrs J W Hatch of New York and Mrs Frederick Seely of Meadville. Mrs Lavery joins Mrs Lavern Reynolds of Los Angeles for other entertainments with Ridgewood club ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lavery
Scarsdale
Frederick C Fisher
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids Country Club
James Y Canfield
Second Avenue SE
Lavery
J. W. Hatch
New York City
Frederick Seely
Meadville
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Laverna Reynolds
Los Angeles
Reynolds
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street
Ridgewood Bridge Club
Williams. Catlow
Roosevelt Hotel
Leverne Richardson
Larchmont
N. Y
Richardson
Rotary delegate Latimer returns from Atlantic City trip
J A Latner? or Latimer along with Mrs Burkhalter visited Atlantic City for a Rotary convention. Latner returned home after trips to Boston New York Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia and met Louis D Burkhalter Jr at 232 Sinclair Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Lattner
Second Avenue SE
Atlantic City
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Sinclair Avenue SE
Burkhalter
Rotary Club
Latimer
Boston
New York
Washington
Doctor Bailey to Return from Maplewood Visit
Dr. Fred W. Bailey of 1832 Second Avenue SE is due back Monday evening after a two week stay in Maplewood New Jersey visiting his daughter Mrs Joe B Wheeler Jr and Mr Wheeler. Mrs Bailey has been in Maplewood for two months and will return later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Bailey
Second Avenue SE
Maplewood
Joe B. Wheeler, Jr
Mr. Wheeler
Bailey
Surgeon Moravec Heads to National Dental Convention
Dr. E. L. Moravec of 2325 Grande Avenue SE leaves Monday evening for Denver to join a special delegates train en route to San Francisco for the national convention of the Oral Surgeons and Exodontists Society. He expects to return in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Moravec
Grande Avenue
Denver
Delegetes
San Francisco
The
Oral Surgeons and Exodontists Society
Wadsworth Family Return From Alexandria Visit
Mr and Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth and their daughter Ann returned Sunday evening from Alexandria Minnesota. Before the trip they visited Mr Wadsworth's mother Mrs John G Wadsworth in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H Wadsworth
Country Club Parkway
Ann
Alexandria
Minn
Wadsworth
John G Wadsworth
Council Bluffs
Luncheon Hosts and Social News From Brucemore
At Brucemore Mrs George B Douglas hosted the Monday luncheon club with twelve guests on the porch near the pool. Eleanor Taylor gave an organ recital after lunch. Mr and Mrs Charles L Kidd of Forest Drive SE visited Moline, Illinois, over the weekend with Mrs Kidd's parents. Mr and Mrs Toy Bland celebrated their fifty fifth anniversary Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Shepard of First Avenue FE hosted guests this weekend. Halford Shepard of Bloomington and their son Dean attended the family picnic at the Whittaker home in Springville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B Douglas
Brucemore
Eleanor Taylor
Charles L. Kidd
Forest Drive
Moline
Mrs Kidd
T OY. Bland
Charles Shepard
First Avenue
Halford Shepard
Bloomington
Dean
J HO Whittaker
Springville
Schrick Family Visits Siebert Home Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Roy Schrick of Oelwein and their daughter Ora Gene spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Arno Siebert located at 3011 Waveland Active NW. Ora Gene is spending the week here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schrick
Oelwein
Ora Gene
Arno Siebert
Miss Miriam Silseth Wed to Alvin Nelson in Grove City
Before her marriage in Grove City on July 2, Miriam Lenore Silseth became Mrs. Alvin T. Nelson. She taught in Cedar Rapids public schools the past several years. The couple will reside at 615 Third Avenue SW after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Minn
Alvin T. Nelson
Miriam Lenore Silseth
Cedar Rapids
Nelson
C. O. Nelson
Fifteenth Avenue
Third Avenue
Entertain Eighteen Guests At Cottage
Dr and Mrs Pfeiffer hosted eighteen guests at Woodcliff on the Cedar river over the weekend. Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs RE Buchanan and their son Ralph from Chicago, Miss Ruth Sethness of Chicago, and Miss Mary Jane Buchanan of Troy NY visiting Mrs H J Robertson in SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Pfeiffer
Second Avenue SE
Woodcliff
Cedar River
RE. Buchanan
Chicago
Ralph
Ruth Sethness
Mary Jane Buchanan
Troy
H. J. Robertson
Third Avenue SE
Christensen and son visiting in Epler home
Mrs Louis F Christensen and her son Louie Epler of Sioux City are spending July with Mrs Christensen's parents Mr and Mrs RR Epler at 1930 Linden Drive SE. Christensen plans to join for the last two weeks of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Christensen
Louie Epler
Sioux City
Severas Observe Fifty Fifth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W F Severa celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary with a small dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs George T Wilhelm at 2335 Linden drive SE. The couple were married in Cedar Rapids on July 6 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Severa
George T. Wilhelm
Linden Drive
Mrs. Severa
Cedar Rapids
Local Hosts Welcome St Louis Guests for Week
Mr and Mrs Anthony Tschirgi host Mr and Mrs John R Shorliff of St Louis at 2319 Grande Avenue SE. The guests arrived late last week and will stay until midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Tschirgi
Grande Avenue SE
John R Shorliff
St Louis
Ferguson-Bailey Nuptials Highlight Washington Couple
Tressa Nadine Ferguson and Thomas C Bailey wed in Waterloo at Westminster Presbyterian Parsonage with Rev J Moore officiating. Attendants Nola Marie Vreenke and Joseph Zelenda Jr. hosted. bride a Washington Iowa graduate. groom employed in accounting at Cedar Rapids Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msr
G W Ferguson
Wasnington Ia
Tressa Nacre
Thomas O Bailey
Mir
A O Bailey
D Avenue
Westrster Presbyterian Parsonage
Waterloo
J Moore
Nola Marie Vreenke
Joseph Zelenda
Ooth
Cedar Rapids
Washington, Ii High School
Paris Academy of Beauty
Bailey
Organ Recital Tuesday At First Presbyterian Church
Miss Eleanor Taylor will perform ten numbers in an organ recital Tuesday from 12 15 to 1 15 p m at the First Presbyterian church. The public is invited. The program includes Grand Choeur Dialogue Mise en E etc. with works by Gigont Aye Maria Boss Canon in B minor Schumann Dreams Stoughton Proclamation Digile Sicilienne Vierne Toccata Clair de Lune Vierne Marche Pontificale Lemmens Caprice Barnes Voix Celeste Nen Batiste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Gigont
Maria Boss
Schumann
Digile Sicilienne
Barnes Voix Celeste
Harmon Taylors Return From Duluth Minnesota
Mr and Mrs H R Taylor of 2338 Blake Boulevard SE and their children Allen Marion and Sammy returned Sunday from a week in Duluth Minnesota Their son Bob who joined them is at Camp Lawrie and will stay there the rest of the summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Taylor
Blake Boulevard
Allen
Marion
Sammy
Duluth
Minn
Bob
Camp Lawrie
Brownlees Welcome Kansas Guests at Home
Mr and Mrs H J Brownlee of 225 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE host Mrs Brownlees mother Mrs J R Ulrich her uncle Dr A R Kennedy of Lawrence Kansas and her sister Mrs C E Kimpton of Kansas City as their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J Brownlee
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Brownlee
J. R. Ulrich
A. R. Kennedy
Lawrence
Kan
C. E. Kimpton
Kansas City
Barrows to Minnesota on Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Byron A Barlow of 2421 Fourth Avenue SE depart by motor for Minnesota. They will stay at a cottage on Lake Francis near Elipan for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron A. Barlow
Fourth Avenue
Minnesota
Lake Francis
Eipian
Marjorie Deacon Honored At Birthday Picnic
Miss Warjorie Deacon age unknown was toasted at a birthday picnic hosted by Miss Janet Thomas at 370 Twentieth Street SE following Sunday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warjorie Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Janet Thomas
Twentieth Street
Simplicity and Cinc Allied in Frock of Sports Design
A Sun ready frock pattern 4001 by Anne Adams features a wide bodice with yokes and panel girdle. Available sizes include 12 through 42 with size 16 needing 344 yards of 36 inch fabric. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for the book. Order from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Anne Adams
Anne Adams
Pattern Fifeen
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
Residents Return From Templar Park Spirit Lake Trip
Mr and Mrs L Poetzinger and Mr and Mrs W H Tenney returned Sunday evening from a weeklong stay at the Templar Park hotel on Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
L Poetzinger
Fifth Avenue SE
W H. Tenney
Blake Boulevard
Templar Park Hotel
Birthday Celebration Honors Mrs Joe Duffie at Home
Friends surprised Mrs Joe Duffie at 1100 Ninth Street SE on Friday in a birthday celebration. Guests included Mrs Fred Miemeier Mrs William Miller and her daughter Jane Mrs Edward Welch and her daughter Betty Mrs Gladys Turnbull and her daughter Helen Mrs Dolores Er ickson Mrs Kaseroski and her daughter Dorothy Mrs Bessie Bartholomew and her daughter Dons and Mrs Jane Duffie and her daughter Betty Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Duffie
Ninth Street
Duffie
Fred Miemeier
William Miller
Jane
Edward Welch
Betty
Gladys Turnbull
Helen
Dolores Erickson
Kaseroski
Dorothy
Bessie Bartholomew
Dons
Jane Duffie
Betty Jean
Griswolds and Doughertys Do Minnesota and Canada Trip
Mr and Mrs S W Griswold of 1008 Green avenue NE and Mrs Charles H Dougherty of 1130 Sixteenth street SE left Sunday for a two weeks trip through Minnesota and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S W . Griswold
Green Avenue
Charles H Dougherty
Sixteenth Street
Minnesota
Canada
Nandell Family Hosts Visitors This Week
Mr and Mrs C E Nandell of 314 Avenue NW host their son Earl Nandell and Mrs Nandell along with daughter Betty Ann from Mishawaka Indiana as guests this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C E. Nandell
314 Avenue NW
Earl Nandell
Nandell
Betty Ann
Mishawaka
Ind
Miss Dorothea Niles Visits Chicago Family
Miss Dorothea Niles of Chicago is spending the week with her parents Mr and Mrs JB Niles at 368 Seventeenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Niles
Chicago
JB. Niles
Seventeenth Street
Camp Fire Holds Council Fire On Hitaga River Front
Camp Fire girls at Camp Hitaga held a river front council fire as Wohelo echoes drifted across the Wapsipinicon. Doro June Duncan, Lucille Harris, and Mary Kerwin lit torches. Gayle Gildner and Marion Hepner led songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Hitaga
Camp Hitaga
Wohelo
Dorothy June Duncan
Lucille Harris
Cedar Rapids
Mary Kerwin
Oelwein
Gayle Gildner
Marion Hepner
M. R. Warren
Warner Danforth
Georgia Ann Buresh
Mary Gent
Nokomis
Betty Niles
Katherine Zisko
Mary Jane Peck
Alpha Gamma Delta Meeting At Lenore Stark Home
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority schedules a meeting on Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the home of Miss Lenore Stark located at 2016 Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Lenore Stark
Fourth Avenue
Auxiliary to Hanford Post 5 Meeting
The American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post 5 will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Memorial building. Delegates to the department state convention will be elected during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Memorial Building
Department State Convention
Tri Delts to Meet Wednesday Meeting at Janet Thomas Home
Delta Delta Delta sorority members will gather Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. at Janet Thomas home 370 Twentieth Street SE for a group meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Janet Thomas
Twentieth Street
Miss Rue Merritt Returns to Chicago
Miss Rue Merritt left for Chicago on Sunday after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Merritt at 1920 Park Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue Merritt
Chicago
J. H. Merritt
Park Avenue SE
Jokes and Toasts for All Occasions booklet offer
A compact humor teaser describes jokes and toasts with a sample tourist tale and farmer Liddle gag. It promotes a 40 page booklet Jokes and Toasts for All Occasions priced 15 cents, available from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute, 109 West 19th Street, New York, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Returns From Tri Delta Convention
Miss Mary Lockwood of Marion, official delegate of the Coe chapter to the Delta Delta Delta national convention in Colorado Springs June 28 to July 2, returned home Saturday with alternate Miss Jewel Auman of Dixon. Dr. Dorothy Bird Nyswander gave the keynote on Development of the Individual. The pair toured Pike's Peak at sunrise and stopped in Denver on the way home. Miss Auman is guest of Miss Jean Dow of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lockwood
Marion
Coe
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jewel Auman
Dixon, Ill
Dorothy Bird Nyswander
WPA
Miss Lockwood
Miss Allman
Pike's Peak
Denver
Miss Auman
Jean Dow
Catharine Patterson and Earl R Olive Married in Cedar Rapids
Catharine Louise Patterson granddaughter of Mrs. George Beal Leavenworth Kansas wed Earl Renfrew Olive son of Mr. and Mrs. D D Olive Leavenworth Kansas Monday at Immaculate Conception rectory Cedar Rapids. Rev Monsignor John Molloy officiated with Miss Mary Catherine Supple and Donald D Boyle in attendance. Mrs Olive taught physical education at Mount Mercy junior college this year. They plan a Chicago trip then will live in Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Louise Patterson
George Beal
Leavenworth
Kan
Earl Renfrew Olive
D. D. Olive
Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
John Molloy
Mary Catherine Supple
Donald D. Boyle
Olive
Mount Mercy Junior College
Chicago
Hepker Campbell Nuptials Held at Home Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hepker announce the marriage of their daughter Ferne Irene to John Campbell son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Campbell. The double ring ceremony took place Friday at the bride’s home with Rev George Stauffacher officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. William Soukup and bridesmaid Miss Lila Mae Pierson. Best man was Cleo Campbell. organist was Mrs. L. A. Talbot. The couple celebrated with a wedding breakfast hosted by Evelyn Hopker and Lucille Souku. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierson and Mrs. L. A. Kline of Palo. The bride is a Palo High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hepker
Tenth Street
Ferne Irene
John Campbell
Ora Campbell
First Street
George Stauffacher
First Evangelical Church
William Soukup
Lila Mae Pierson
Edna Mae Armstrong
Palo
Social Fifty club breakfast at Bever Park pavilion
The Social Fifty club plans a Wednesday breakfast at 8 30 am in the new pavilion at Bever Park. Members are asked to bring their own provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Fifty Club
Bever Park
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Planned
Mercy Hospital auxiliary schedules a Tuesday gathering at 2 p.m. in Mercy Hospital for members and interested volunteers.
Pre-nuptial Shower For Miss Mary Day Aboard Barbers Home
Miss Mary Eleanore Day was honored at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Miss Ruth Barber and Miss Jane Walters at 124 Eighteenth street NE. The event featured a mock wedding and gifts from a pink parasol with guests hemming tea towels for the bride elect. Refreshments were served and attendees included Mary and Margaret Day Wilda Burge Jean Dunlap Ida Mae Dunlap Phyllis Baldwin Gene Jensen Doris Hanson and several Mrs De Witt Dey Barber Hauskins Pease and Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Barber
Jane Walters
William Spivey
Mary Eleanore Day
Miss Barber
Eighteenth Street
Miss Day
Milford V. Sapp
Town City
Mary Eleanore
Margaret Day
Wilda Burge
Jean and
Ida Mae Dunlap
Phyllis Baldwin
Gene Jensen
Doris Hanson
H. C. de Witt
Fred Dey
E. L. Barber
Laurence Hauskins
George Pease
Verne Larson
Soil Quality for Plants Boosts Rose Growth
The statement asserts that soil suitable for strong garden crops also supports healthy rose cultivation, implying shared soil requirements and fertility. It frames soil quality as a key factor for both vegetables and roses.
Democrats Defend 1932 Platform Amid Attacks
Washington AP reports senators Barkley and Robinson used counter attacks in their convention addresses to defend the 1932 Democratic platform. They attacked Republican promises and denounced past debts and farm relief failures, framing GOP vows as hollow and unfulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barkley
Robinson
Philadelphia
Double Anything You Can Call Me
A fragment describes a political moment where suspicions swirl about dodging fulfillment and mocking terms. The text likens the dynamic to a childhood game of shouting insults and branding opponents as double or dishonest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Lattner
DR. Bailey
DR. Moravec
Edwin H. Wadsworths
Mrs. Douglas
MR. and
Mrs. Kidd
Shepards
Thor
Pan -Ill
Ltd Ave SE
Alvin T., Nelson
Mrs. Christensen and Son
Epler
W. F. Severas
Anthony Tschirgis
ST. Louis
Tressa Nadine Ferguson
Thomas C. Bailey
Harmon Taylors
Duluth, Minn
HW. J. Brownlees
Kansas
Barlows
Marjorie Deacon
Pashuta
Patty Ann Scovel
Hope Jenkins
Marion Waldorf
Mary Louie Jesina
Marie Morlan
Louise Fernow
Mary Jo Studer
Betty Gail. Johnson
Jane Niles
Wolf’s den
Elizabeth Rennert
Beatrice Fairfield
Grace Renningsen
Pinicon Hill
Maxine Potter
Belle Richars
Josephine Beadle
Alpha Gamma Delta
Legion Auxiliary
Miss Merritt
Jean
Harry
England
Lord Nelson
Victory
Liddle
Farmer Liddle
Catharine Patterson, Earl R. Olive
Social
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Mercy Hospital
Pesila
Bill
Anna
Gazette
Dia
Roosevelt
Landon
Hamilton
Carters
Bartlett Millinery Mart
Second Ave. SE
Luberger
the Luberger Co
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