Local Residents Return After Summer Jaunts
Cedar Rapids society notes show Mr and Mrs E F Moorman and their son Bobby back from a ten day tour of the Badlands Black Hills Yellowstone and other western highlights. The Moormans plan a visit to Minnesota then White Bear Lake to see relatives before returning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
E. F. Moorman
Washington Avenue
Bobby
Badlands
S. D
Black Hills
Yellowstone and
Teton National Parks
Jackson Hole Country
Rocky Mountain National Park
Des Moines
Relatives Arrive in Cedar Rapids for Krumboltz Visit
Mrs. Krumboltz’s mother Mrs. Ruskin Jones of Grand Rapids Michigan, Miss Dorothy Bean of Grand Rapids, and Rev. Seward Bean of Detroit arrived to visit Mr and Mrs. Dwight Krumboltz at 2231 Fifth Avenue SE. Mrs. Jones will stay in Cedar Rapids while Miss Bean and Rev. Mr. Bean plan a vacation to Estes Park and Yellowstone National Parks, leaving midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Krumboltz
Fifth Avenue SE
Krumboltz
Ruskin Jones
Grand Rapids, Mich
Dorothy Bean
Grand Rapids
Seward Bean
Detroit
Jones
Cedar Rapids
Miss Bean
Mr. Bean
Estes
Yellowstone National Parks
Bridge Luncheon Hosts Eight at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs G J Siebke entertained Tuesday noon at the Cedar Rapids Country club with eight guests from her bridge club. Others included Mrs Everett Hoover and Mrs H C Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Siebke
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bridge Club
Everett C. Hoover
H. C. Jensen
Camp Lake Hubert Girls Star in Canoeing and Rifle Trials
Two Cedar Rapids girls spend the summer at Camp Lake Hubert Minnesota. Janet Crabbe participated in the July Fourth canoeing demonstration and was chosen for the rifle team to compete against a rival camp. Camp Lincoln for Boys sees Sally Stamats earn a sharpshooter medal bar after firing two perfect 100 targets this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Hubert
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Janet Crabbe
Thomas L. Crabbe
Grande Avenue
Camp Lincoln
Sally Stamats
Herbert S. Stamats
Linden Drive
Killian Dinner Honoring Scarsdale House Guests
Mr and Mrs Richard E Killian invite at their Linden drive SE home to a Tuesday dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Will J Price of Scarsdale NY, guests of Ben H Withers at 1928 Linden drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Killian
Linden Drive
Will J
Price
Scarsdale
Ben H. Withers
Buffet and cards at Cedar View tonight
A buffet supper at 6 30 o'clock Tuesday is planned for Cedar View Country Club members by the entertainment committee. Diversions for the evening will include card games of all kinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar View Country Club
Reading club luncheon at Mrs Fennell's home
Mrs Gordon Fennell hosted members of her reading club at a luncheon Monday at her residence 1716 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fennell
Second Avenue SE
Reading Club
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Meet at Mrs Peters Home
Gamma Phi Beta sorority alumnae will gather Wednesday at 10 am with Mrs Harmy Peters at 511 Twenty-sixth Street SE. Anyone not contacted yet may call Mrs Peters for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Harmy Peters
Twenty-sixth Street
Peters
Picnic honors John Hennessey before military departure
Sunday noon a picnic at Ellis Park honored John Hennessey who departs July 13 for the army. Guests included Mr and Mrs Al Fred Fuchs and families, Mr and Mrs Frank Fuchs and families, Mr and Mrs Donald Bell and families, Mr and Mrs Bernard Fox and families, Merle Hennessey, Mrs Bert Fox, Mrs Lena Fielding, Mrs Hanna Henderson, Mrs Vera Rowley, Miss Almeda Bell, Miss Malvene Houck, Miss Mary Plamadore, Robert Houck, P Bell, plus out of town guests Mr and Mrs George Minnis and families, Mr and Mrs Bernard Kreiger and families, John Che of Monticello, Mr and Mrs Clem Hildabrow of Dyersville and families, and Mrs Ola Bowley of Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
John Hennessey
Army
Alfred Fuchs
Frank Fuchs
Donald Bell
Bernard Fox
George Hennessey
Merle Hennessey
Bert Fox
Lena Fielding
Hanna Henderson
Vera
Picnic supper honors Mrs Ira James Holton in Minnesota
The Misses Rita Klassen Jeanne DeLay and Bette Burke complimented Mrs Ira James Holton the former Miss Adelaide Roeder at a picnic supper and linen shower Sunday evening at the Klassen home 2525 Johnson avenue NW Those present were Mesdames Ed Holton Elizabeth Roeder Orwin Munsell Charles Farrell Karl Nievas Ed Kvarda and Otto Klassen the Misses Ellen and Elinor Lockwood Marcella Frances and Marguerita Roushar and Beatrice Birky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Klassen
Jeanne DeLay
Bette Burke
Ira James Holton
Adelaide Roeder
Klassen
Johnson Avenue NW
Ed Holton
Elizabeth Roeder
Orwin Munsell
Charles Farrell
Karl Nievas
Ed Kvarda
Otto Klassen
Ellen
Elinor Lockwood
Marcella
Frances
Marguerita Roushar
Beatrice Birky
Boyd Family Returns From Kansas Nebraska Missouri Trip
Mr and Mrs A J Boyd of 1006 Ninth Avenue SE their daughter Darlene and Miss Delores Lyons returned Saturday after a week long trip through Kansas Nebraska and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Boyd
Ninth Avenue SE
Darlene
Delores Lyons
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Weekend guests include Harris family from St Louis
Mr and Mrs Etna Newby of 3104 Waveland drive NW hosted over the weekend Mr and Mrs Dye Harris of St Louis and their daughter Margie for a social gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna Newby
Waveland Drive
Dye Harris
St. Louis
Margie
Mrs Balous and daughter visit Engles in St Paul over Fourth
Mrs Mary Balous and her daughter Gladys spent the Fourth of July weekend with Mr and Mrs C G Engle, Mary Kathryn and John in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Balous
Sixth Avenue SE
Gladys
C. G Engle
Mary Kathryn
John
St. Paul
Cedar Rapids Woman Weds Marion Man in Des Moines Ceremony
Miss Margaret Ann Stone and Edmund John Lorenz married July 2 at St. Augustine's in Des Moines. The rite featured a double ring ceremony before gladiola and rose arrangements with Helen Kinney as maid of honor and Ruth Jones, Margaret Andrew as bridesmaids. The couple, now at 960 Fourteenth Street Marion, plan Chicago trip after a breakfast with family. Both graduates of Drake University with Greek affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Stone
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Stone
Des Moines
Edmund John Lorenz
Marion
Frank E Lorenz
St. Augustin’s Church
Francis J. O'Connell
Helen Kinney
Ruth Jones
Margaret Andrew
Arthur Lorenz
Parker L. Crouch, Jr
Dale Derrick
Chicago
Lorenz
Fourteenth Street
Drake University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Phi Beta Kappa
Theta Sigma Phi
Drake
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Honor “D” Club
Teachers Attend Conferences Across East
Miss Grace Shields and Miss Jenna Strahan attended the National Education Association convention in Boston and are now at the Elementary Principals' conference in Howard Mass. Miss Willetta Strahan of Muscatine, a guest of Edna Barrett Jackson, left for Nashville to attend a national educators conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Shields
Seventeenth Street SE
Jenna Strahan
Grande Avenue
National Education Association
Boston
Howard
Mass
Willetta Strahan
Muscatine
Edna Barrett Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Hulshizer Honored Before Fort Des Moines Departure
Frank Hulshizer was feted at a Sunday dinner hosted by his parents Mr. and Mrs. A L Hulshizer at 1745 O avenue NW. The guest list included Kenneth Fankhauser Raymond Hulshizer Maude Frankhauser Leona Stahle Arthur Hulshizer Jr Bernice Wyskocil Charles Bast and others. A wiener roast at Palisades State Park on Friday also honored him as he prepares to leave for Fort Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hulshizer
Fort Des Moines
A. L. Hulshizer
O Avenue NW
Kenneth Fankhauser
Raymond Hulshizer
Maude Frankhauser
Leona Stahle
Arthur Hulshizer
Bernice Wyskocil
Charles Bast
Palisades State Park
Mr. Hulshizer
Brides Elect Honored at Local Cedar Rapids Events
Cedar Rapids brides elect are feted at mid summer breakfasts and showers. Eleanor Taylor, to wed Raymond Wendland in August, honored at a breakfast hosted by Blanche Krebs and Mrs. Alfred Nutt at 360 Woodland Dr SE. Edna Mae Hardy, engaged to Robert M L Johnson, honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Ernest Mickel at 1240 Elmhurst Dr SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Eleanor Taylor
Raymond T. Wendland
Blanche Krebs
Alfred Nutt
Woodland Drive
Edna Mae Hardy
Robert M L. Johnson
Ernest Mickel
Elmhurst Drive
Miss Hardy
Glenn Hoye
Otto Reimer
Paul Dougan
Howard Pettit
Carl Koehn
Anna Mae Melsa
Valerie Konecny
Miss Melsa
Mrs Moats Leaves Napa for Honolulu Voyage
Mrs F Ellsworth Moats of Napa California leaves Tuesday for Los Angeles and sails on the S S Matsonia to Honolulu Hawaii to join her husband a moulder at Pearl Harbor navy yard after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William Milke of 1346 C avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ellsworth Moats
Napa
Calif
William Milke
C Avenue NE
Los Angeles
S. S. Matsonia
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
Ethel Pratt Weds William Pulda in Monticello Ceremony
Mrs Mary Yaints announces the marriage of her daughter Ethel Pratt to William F Pulda on July 3 in Monticello Missouri. The double ring ceremony was officiated by Rev J E Clark with attendees from Cedar Rapids Davenport and Rockford. The couple will reside at 613 Seventh Avenue SE and both work in local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Yaints
Seventh Avenue
Ethel Pratt
William F Pulda
W G. Pulda
Monticello
J. E. Clark
Hubert O Woods
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Pulda
LaPlant- Choate Company
Seventh Avenue SE
Clyde Pope
Francis Wright
Davenport
Yaints
Woods
A. Smith
Lloyd Bushman
B. A. Cady
Local anglers return to Kabetogama fishing trip ends
Fred Andrews of 1119 Avenue NW and Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wade of 709 Memorial Drive SE have returned home after a two week fishing trip at Lake Kabetogama Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Andrews
Avenue NW
Harry J. Wade
Memorial Drive
Lake Kabetogama
Minn
Griffiths guests depart after weekend visit
Mr and Mrs John W Griffith of Minneapolis and their son John return home Sunday after spending the weekend with Dr and Mrs J W Griffith at 2500 Johnson Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Griffith
Minneapolis
John
Mr. Griffith
J. W. Griffith
Johnson Avenue NW
Daughters of Isabella Meet at Roosevelt Hotel
Daughters of Isabella plan a business meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Daughters of Isabella
Roosevelt Hotel
We the Women Be Ruth Millett on Draft Attitudes
The article urges families to support draft aged sons facing selective service. It argues that positive, matter of fact talk helps draftees cope with possible induction, assignment, and time away from home. Pity weakens resolve, while recognizing the draft as a necessary part of life.
Sundbergs Return Home After Minnesota Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles E Sundberg of Evanston New Jersey returned home Monday after a weekend visit with Mrs A E Sundberg of 408 Fourth Street SW They were en route home following a fishing trip in Minnesota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Sundberg
Evanston, NJ
Mr Sundberg
A. E. Sundberg
Fourth Street
Minnesota
Reserve Officers Map Attack on Van Vechten Park
A unit from the 349th infantry led by Lieut. Robert C. Gesell plans a simulated night attack on Van Vechten Park without tanks or artillery. The exercise, described as a mock battle by local reserve officers, follows a prior capture of Shaver Park and involves 50 to 60 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Park
349Th Infantry
Robert C. Gesell
Lncal
Shaver Park
Charles Obye
Ladder Ring Breaks Leaves Man Injured In 25-Foot Fall
J. H. Roth, 56, of 915 F avenue NW, suffered back and left ankle injuries after tumbling about 25 feet from the roof while painting roof gutters. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital by Ambulance Service after a rung on the extension ladder gave way. He remained in the hospital after first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roth
F Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Roth
Mayor Will Not Name New License Clerk In City Budget Move
Mayor Frank Hahn rejects appointing successor 9 H. H. Wage as license clerk. Wage’s duties to be absorbed by city clerk and auditor offices. The position paid 135 dollars monthly. Also notes Madrid law prohibiting tipping and waiters seeking the law to stop gratuities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hahn
H. H. Wage
L. J. Storey
Maude Krebs
Wage
Madrid
Atlantic Occupation of Iceland Sparks Anglo American Praise
London reports jubilant British press greets U S occupation of Iceland, calling it a bold step that widens Atlantic cooperation. Daily Mail hails an Anglo American lake and a bold precedent, while officials note Britain will pull forces back gradually and that the accord is between Iceland and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iceland
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Britain
Daily Mail
Atlantic
America
Azores
Cape Verde Islands
Dakar
Germany
Daily Express
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Sketch
British Foreign Office
Stabilization Efforts Considered for North American Pork
Washington reports British Canadian and U S authorities met to design a plan to stabilize pork supply and prices amid heavy wartime demand. Canadas bacon production largely ships to Britain and civilian use is being rationed, while U S military purchases threaten further price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
Britain
Detachment of U S Red Cross Nurses Overdue in Britain
A London source reports anxious U S Red Cross officials regarding a group of 65 nurses sailing for Harvard hospital in England. Two nurses were listed as unaccounted after Maasdam torpedoing, with 33 of 35 aboard Maasdam reported safe. officials think the missing may appear on other ships, but the overdue vessel is several days late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Red Cross
Britain
Harvard Hospital
England
Netherlands
Maasdam
Red Cross Awaits Nurses Arrival From June 5 Sailed
An American Red Cross official said no particular anxiety over the 10 nurses who sailed for England on June 5, noting a prior detachment took six weeks to reach London and word was awaited in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
England
London
Furniture Price Boost Authorized
CHICAGO AP James F Ga gardus of the office of price administration announced that the OPACS gave all furniture dealers permission to raise prices not more than 5 percent above April levels without first consulting government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James F. Gagardus
Office of Price Administration and
Civilian Supply
OPACS
Welles Says Aid to Russia Is Advancing Quickly
Acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles announced plans for American aid to Russia were moving rapidly and effectively. He said Soviet ambassador Oumansky and Assistant Secretary Acheson had met to discuss placing Soviet orders in the United States and were now negotiating details. He also stated the U.S. had no official confirmation of reports that Japan would create a safety zone around its islands cutting Vladivostok from access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sumner Welles
Russia
Welles
Constantine Oumansky
Dean Acheson
United States
Japan
Vladivostok
Japs Concentrate Ships in Pacific
Tokyo dispatch reports Koh Ishii chief spokesman of the Japanese foreign office says Japanese merchant vessels are to concentrate in the Pacific due to a ship shortage. He says ships may visit the west coast of the United States but not the east. Atlantic services via the Panama Canal are suspended because of permit troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
INS
Koh Ishii
Foreign Office
Pacific Ocean
United States
Japan
Panama Canal
Allies Advance In Syria Coast of Damour Claimed
A British communique said Allied forces in Syria advanced on all fronts and occupied all objectives on the coast south of Damour. The report notes winter shifts in mosquito behavior with females hibernating and males dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Syria
Damour
Personal To Fat Girls Marmola Ad Claims Safe Slimming
An advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a non fasting way to slim faces and figures by sensible eating and proper dosing. It states Marmola has sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed and notes it is not a cure all and targets adults with hypothyroidism.
Forty-one register for archery classes at Waltonian club
Forty-one persons including seven juniors under sixteen and four married couples have registered for archery classes run with the Waltonian archery club. Classes meet Wednesday and Friday at 6 30 p m at Ellis Nevin Nichols recreation superintendent says new gear will allow more participation and the sport is suitable for married couples since both can take part. Anyone over twelve may register and receive instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltonian Archery Club
Ellis Park
Nevin Nichols
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Adams
Wil
R E. Walker
Oscar Fease
H. Eldon Olerich
Grenway Drive
Jimmy
Peggy Ann
Olerich
H. F. Olerich
Rolfe
Raymond Ashlock
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Annette
Billy
Calmar
George Koehn, Jr
James
Hallgren
Mrs. Krumboltz
Camp Lake Hubert
Cedar View
Mrs. Gordon Fennell
Gamma Phi Beta
Mrs. Holton
Engles
Davere
Margaret Stone
Edmund Lorens
East
Terrace
Mrs. Moats
William Pulda
Busenbark
Earl Busenbark
Knollwood Drive
Jack Thorne
Alice Thorne
Rockford, Il
Griffiths
Ruth Millett
Garrette Special Weller
NCE
Uncle Sam
Leonard T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Third Street
Harry F. Tisher
van Vechten
Lake
U.S. Red Cross
Pacific
Matt Ee
Newman
Kerr Jar Company
Sample Kerr Mason
Killian Company
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