Monticello Bride Weds Cedar Rapids Man in Candlelit Ceremony
Virginia Anne Matthiessen of Monticello became the bride of Robert A. Weir of Cedar Rapids in St. Matthew's Lutheran Church. The service featured nuptial music, a single ring ceremony, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple plans to reside in Cedar Rapids after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Virginia
Anne Matthiessen
W. J. Matthiessen
Robert A. Weir
Cedar Rapids
Roy Weir
Emmetsbure
Kathleen Carlsen
Lohengrin
H. L. Adix
St. Matthew's Church
Local Auxiliary Groups Hold Picnics and Meetings
The Laura Bailey auxiliary of Marion held a picnic dinner at Mrs. Walter Pike's home. The Presbyterian aid society met at the church with Mrs. Ed Mater Mrs. Harley Williams and Miss Stella Patton as hostesses. The Christian aid society gathered at Mrs. William Jerome's home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bailey
Marion
Walter Pike
Presbyterian Aid Society
Ed Mater
Harley Williams
Stella Patton
Christian Aid Society
William Jerome
Social News From Springville Circles and Hosts
Springville events list gatherings hosted by Mrs G C Bowdish for the Elizabeth Stewart circle and Love chapter, P W Sterner house party, Harry Freeman dinner for L G Freeman of Anamosa, Lt Dyke croquet tea for Margaret Doty, Evelyn Richman honored at family dinner, Bethany circle in Methodist parlors, and Presbyterian Willing Workers luncheon hosted by Bess Newland with Mabel McShane assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C Bowdish
Elizabeth Stewart
Love
P. W. Sterner
Harry Freeman
L. G. Freeman
Anamosa
G. Lt. Dyke
Margaret Doty
Toronto
Dan
Harry Blakesley
Evelyn Richman
Bethany Circle
Jesse Carnahan
Nelle Davis
Lorena Cooper
Bess Newland
Mabel McShane
Presbyterian
Fourth of July Celebrated In Mt. Vernon
Independence Day activities spread through Mount Vernon with major events at the Mount Vernon Lisbon Country Club featuring a fireworks display and a club picnic and tournament. The Linn and Jones Corn club held an all day picnic, while other gatherings occurred in the Rottman timber and at the Stoncking home. Birthdays and dinners marked social events as residents hosted guests and celebrated anniversaries. A marriage announcement lists Josephine Sherwood and Loren Cockrell with a July homecoming in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon-Lisbon
Alvin Butler
Palisades
Josephine Adaline Sherwood
Joseph Kepler Murdock
Chicago
Loren Lindsey Cockrell
Charlottesville
Inlet
Ille
Whittier Gatherings and Community Events Highlight Week
Mrs. Eugene Heald hosted a shower for Edith Grimes Strait of Boston with former high school classmates. A slumber party by Mrs. Dan Morris celebrated her birthday. The B and A club held a West Branch picnic. Whittier aid society hosted a July program with Commercial Association leaders and a kittenball kickoff. Richard Carne spoke, Marion youths provided music, and county agent Horr showed moving pictures.
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Eugene Heald
Edith Grimes Strait
Boston
Mass
Dan Morris
Henry Scheer
West Branch
Will Martin
Springville
Will Findall
Whittier
Whittier Coantinanlty Aid Society
The
Commercial Association
Ernest McGrew
Kyle Clark
Richard Carne
Cedar Rapids
Adna Hoge
Ralph Pearson
Marion
Don Petersen
Horr
Marriage of Margaret Janet Parnell to Rich ard Moseby in Washington
Mr and Mrs James McCune announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Janet to Richard D Moseby of Washington D C. The ceremony was held at Saint Augustine's Church in Washington on Saturday June 29. The bride, a Parnell School graduate who attended Coe College, has worked six years in the Washington agricultural department. The groom, a Washington High School and Georgetown University alumnus, works in the Buick Corporation accounting department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ulich
Sioux City
David H. King
Spencer
Weir
Tamara Jean Werden
Bruce Werden
Davenport
Kenneth Weir
G. H. Tellier
Detroit
Mich
Robert Moore
Cedar Rapids
R. N. Baker
Des Moines
Mary Louise Yount
Henry Behrends
Henry Adams
George Maire
Ruth Adams
Monticello
Paris Academy
Emmetsburg
Iowa State College
Ames
Cherry Burrell Corporation
Minnesota
Loretta Specht
George F. Specht
Anamosa
Wilbur F. Shurts
C F. Shurts
Oskaloosa
Port Huron
Monticello High School
Port Huron Hospital
Shorts
Oskaloosa High School
Twin Disc
Racine
Wis
Monticello Country Club
Cab House
B. C. Roberts
A. J. H. McNeill
E. E. Hicks
E. G. Hicks
James McCune
Margaret Janet
Richard D. Moseby
Washington, D. C
Saint Augustine's Catholic Church
Parnell School
Coe College
Agricultural
Washington
Washington High School
Georgetown University
Buick Corporation
Tea Bar Novelty Stunt For After Sports Refreshments
Tea bar offers hot and iced tea with small sandwiches and cakes for post game refreshment. Instructions cover brewing hot tea with mint and lemon, extensive iced tea method, and Frostee as a hot afternoon specialty. Includes fruit juice iced tea variations with ginger ale and mint garnish.
Fairfax Court Foresters meet at St Patrick's auditorium
Fairfax Court No. 769 of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters met in St. Patrick's auditorium Monday. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mary Burger, Marie Burger and Eleanor Stallman. Twenty five Little Flower society members held a steal fry in Bever Park. Six new members were admitted: Marjorie Burger, Geraldine Stark, Josephine Droughy, Marie Neuhause, Rita O Connel and LaVonne O Connel.
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Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Mary Burger
Marie Burger
Eleanor Stallman
Little Flower Society
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Tow
Patricia Neuhause
Lillian Zamastile
Marjorie Burger
Geraldine Stark
Josephine Droughy
Marie Neuhause
Rita O’'Connel
LaVonne O'Connel
Two Large Iowa City Fourth of July Celebrations
Iowa City hosted two major Independence Day events with fireworks, dances, and refreshments. At the Iowa City Country club a buffet supper preceded by sports programs, chaired by L. D. Wareham, drew many attendees. a second celebration at the Whetstone home featured a large guest list and fireworks finale.
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Iowa City
Legion auxiliary installs West Union officers
West Union officers led by Mrs. L. G. Meyer were installed as president and executive board. The article notes guest day plans with Court Little Flower hosting visitors from New Hampton Lawler and Ossian at Spillville Park with speakers singers and readings. A Country club women’s breakfast and river trip chaperones are also mentioned among social activities.
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L. G. Meyer
The
Legion Auxiliary
Court House
Leon R. Layton
Alfred Eastman
Jim Wiles
Ivan Medberry
Warren Joyce
L. E. Grover
Gerhard Johnson
Harry Neff
Graydon Hackett
Little Flower
New Hampton
Lawler
Ossian
Spillville
Anna M. Baxter
Dubuque
Mary Margaret Broghammer
West Union
Will
Wanita Joyce
Will Read
W. H. Mitchel
Barbara Wright
Marie Schroyer
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Walter H. Beall
Charles Huntsberger
M. L. Heiserman
Sidney Crowe
L. H. Granger
Marion Gee
Cora Hackett
H. P. Moen
N. J. Breckner
Doran Meyer
W. J. Graham
West Coast Cedar Rapids Couple Weds In Alhambra Garden
Miss Annabel Mary Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar A Anderson Cedar Rapids and Robert M Bishop son of Mr and Mrs H O Bishop Alhambra Calif united in a June 29 ceremony in the Bishop garden Alhambra Rev Milton S Weber officiated beneath a rose arbor. The couple will reside at 722 South Atlantic Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Annabel Mary Anderson
Oscar A. Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Robert M. Bishop
H. O
Alhambra
Calif
Bishop Garden
Pasadena
Milton S. Weber
First Presbyterian
Marengo Notes on Local Clubs and a July Wedding
New Legion auxiliary officers will be installed Tuesday at the Legion home with Mrs. FR Houser as hostess chair. Fortnightly club hostesses include Mrs J L Swift. Patrician club was hosted by Mrs J Braney. Methodist aid society gathered in church social rooms with Mrs Hoyle and others as hostesses. A July 14 wedding links Pearl Zoot to Rev Theo Rottmann at St John’s Lutheran church with Rev Henry Rottmann officiating. Zopf is a Marengo telephone company employee and Marengo high school graduate. Rev Rottmann has led St John’s for eleven years.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Shranger
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Day
College of Law
Methodist Parsonage
Marengo
Betty LeVora
Paul J Means
Don Wilson
This City
Dean
Ewen M Mac-Fwen
Helen
Frank L. Bauer, Jr
Frank Ll. Bauer
Shenandoah
MacEwen
H. O. Graaf
First Presbyterian Church
William J. Jones
Charles City
David R. Jones
Williamsburg
J. W Wimberly
Brighton
Mich
River Room
Towa Union
Jones
FDIC
Teresa Kelley
Thomas Hi. Kelley
Harry Fox
Detroit
William Fox
Denver
Colo
St. Patrick’s Rectory
Patrick J. O'Reilly
Marione Ross
H. G. Ross
Buckingham
Galen Boller
Charles Chapel
Herman H. Strub
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
FR. R. Houser
Emma Fiester
E. L. Hollis
W. R. Cooney
J. L. Swift
J. Braney
Earl Hoyle
Fred Hohensee
Everett Jacobs
Rose Furgeson
Methodist Aid Society
Pearl Zoot
Clara Kuch
Theo. Rottmann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Henry Rottmann
Orange
Calif
Miss Zopf
Telephone Company
West Liberty Hosts Wellman Club Friday Luncheon
West Liberty Women golf club will host Wellman club members Friday July 19 at noon luncheon in Globe cafe. Mrs J C Carey entertained at home Friday in courtesy to Mrs W A Heck of Knox Ind. Mrs Ivan Noland and Mrs S A Buckman attended tea with Carey daughter Margaret assisting.
Midsummer Festival at St Luke's July 17
Hopkinton announces the annual midsummer festival sponsored by St. Luke's Catholic church to be held Wednesday July 17. The Methodist Aid society will meet that day at the home of Mrs. Everett Wright with Mesdames Ruth Morgan and Francis Smith assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Methodist Aid Society
Everett Wright
Mesdames
Ruth Morgan
Francis Smith
Local church groups host social gatherings this week
Olin Mesdames Anna Schroeder and A C Svenksen hosted Lutheran aid society Tuesday. Methodist aid society met at church parlors Wednesday with Mesdames Hattie Ballou Dora Slater Maude Merritt and Irene Ballou as hostesses. United Brethren aid hostesses were Mesdames Hilda Starry Wilma McDonald Nellie May Glick and Ida Bonjour. Beverly Ann Swenson celebrated her sixth birthday Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Starry entertained at a luncheon Wednesday honor ing Mr Starry's sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Richard Spunkle newly married. Mrs Nellie May Glick hosted a dinner at her home Thursday for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schroeder
A. C Svenksen
Lutheran Aid Society
Methodist Aid Society
Hattie Ballou
Dora Slater
Maude Merritt
Irene Ballou
United Brethren Aid
Hilda Starry
Wilma McDonald
Nellie May Glick
Ida Bonjour
Beverly Ann Swenson
Melvin Starry
Mr. Starry
Richard Spunkle
Birthday and hosting notices at Oxford Junction events
Emma F Petersen entertained relatives Monday for her birthday. Emil Schultz hosted a group honoring Elmer Jansen and his bride. Methodist guild hostesses met Tuesday with a business meeting led by Mrs. Fritz. The Clin Study club gathered at Mrs. Fritz's home with Mrs. Phillips leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma _ F Petersen
Emil Schultz
Elmer Jansen
Roy White
Frank Benhart
Albert Vohuska
Delmar Mershon
Methodist Guild
Fred Fritz
Helen Harms
Vivian Mershon
Eva Juhring
Juanita Poor«baugh
LaVern
Onslow Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Molsberry
Mrs Wayne Molsberry entertained at her Onslow home Tuesday with Mabell Streeper joining guest Sheilla Chehock and Norma Pottle assisting in serving refreshments.
Williamsburg Social Roundup Notices and Gatherings
Mrs. E. E. Montgomery hosted a family dinner Wednesday in Williamsburg. The Troy Goal Getters met at Kathryn Landa's home. St. Ann's Court of Foresters plans a city park picnic Thursday with I. J. Linn as general chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rowlett and son Tom of Chicago were honored at a Wednesday dinner hosted by the Walkers and Witte family hosts Monday evening wiener roast at the golf course. Committee includes Albert Zander as chairman with Mrs Louis Lubbert and Melba Yearian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Montgomery
Troy Goal Getters
Kathryn Landa
St. Ann's Court of Foresters
I. J. Linn
Wesley Rowlett
Tom
Chicago
Elmer Stahl
Rowletts
John Walker
H. F. Witte
Albert Zander
Louis Lubbert
Melba Yearian
Monona Honored Birthday Party For Margarets Sixth
Monona Mrs J D Rogers hosted ten young girls on Tuesday for Margarets sixth birthday. The Methodist church plans a Mississippi river cruise and a Pane supper at Pike's Peak on Tuesday. New officers of the American Thecion Auxiliary in Monona include President Orille Klotzbach first Vice president Hazel Orr second Vice president Elina Marting secretary treasurer Adaline Fox chaplain Florence Klinkel historian Ann English sergeants at arms Reva Schwab and Hertha Wilker executive board Reva Schwab Emma Thompson and Anna Tapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Rogers
Margarets
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Mississippi
Pike's Peak
American Thecion Auxiliary
Monona
Orille Klotzbach
Hazel Orr
Elina Martin G
Adaline Fox
Florence Klinkel
Ann English
Reva Schwab
Hertha Wilker
Emma Thompson
Anna Tapper
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