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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1933

Page

2

Cornell Groups Enjoy Musicale Art Exhibition

Mount Vernon hosts a weekend art exhibit and musicale as the first term ends. Pictures from an outdoor sketching class directed by Miss Nama Lathe shown 2 to 4 pm. At 4 pm Miss Elizabeth Wallis performs songs with Miss Huldah Peet on piano. recall of informal term-end evenings supervised by Miss Margaret Taylor.

Mount Vernon Cornell Nama Lathe Elizabeth Wallis Huldah Peet Margaret Taylor

Bren des Family July Fourth Picnic in Muscatine

Twenty five Brendes family members gathered for a July Fourth picnic in Muscatine. Attendees included Henry Brendes senior and junior with Bethel, Otto Brendes and family, Walter Brendes, Lilian Dreyer, Elmer Brendes and their children, Paul Busching and Fred Goldsmith families, all from Lowden and Clarence. Esther and Irene Bicknese hosted a lawn party at Willam Bickness residence with prizes won by Vivian Mowry and Myron Schneider. Out of town guests included Norma Bicknese, Neal Miltsizer, Len Carpenter of Clinton, Philemine and Viola Lacek of Oxford Junction, Kenneth Horstmann and Jeanette Holdorf of Torontoe.

Willam Bickness Vivian Mowry Myron Schneider Norma Bicknese Neal Miltsizer Len Carpenter Clintor Philemine Viola Lacek Oxford Junction Kenneth Horstmann Jeanette Holdorf Toronto

Stiles Parents Observe Fortieth Anniversary With Family

Maynard Blanche and Mabel Stiles hosted thirty five relatives and friends from Janesville Waverly and Delwein Sunday to honor Mr and Mrs Harry Stiles on their fortieth wedding anniversary which occurred Tuesday Mrs Samuelson and her mother Mrs Annetta Conrad hosted the Good Will club Friday with guests including Miss Mildred Baker of Chicago Mrs Floyd Simpson and Mrs Frank Cummings.

Mount Vernon Frank Northrop Mary Ellen and Frank, Jr Charles Maybauer Chicago John Wade Lillian Brigham Ruby Wade Oconto Neb Wesley Treischman Lois and Mary Ann Waynesboro T. IT. Mitchell Virginia Blackman Lucile Blackman Blanche Mabel Stiles Janesville Waverly Delwein Harry Stiles Nick Samuelson Annetta Conrad Good Will Club Oscar Miehe Arlington Mildred Baker Floyd Simpson Frank Cummings

Nancy Page Quilt Club Hones Second Block

The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Nancy Page quilt club members working on the second block of the Brother-Sister Quilt. They cut a picture and description from the paper, prepared two blocks, and discussed tunes like Rub a dub dub and Parade of the wooden soldiers while the engine from last week delighted them.

Wooden Soldiers Nancy Page

Nancy Page quilt block drum sewing directions

Block details describe making a drum motif for a Nancy Page quilt scrap book. Instructions cover tracing patterns on gingham and cardboard, cutting two drum bands, aligning edges, and allowing turning under. Colors suggested include tan and red or yellow and orange, with drum sticks and straps in blue. Next week features a boat block.

Nancy Page

La Porte City Leaders Elected At Annual Picnic

La Porte City Ray Anton was elected president of the Anton association at its annual picnic Tuesday at Oak Park. Verne Anton of Waterloo is vice president. Mrs. Harlan Hager of La Porte City is secretary and treasurer. Eighty attended. The Kerr family held a reunion Tuesday at Island Park, Cedar Falls, with locals including Mr and Mrs Darwin Cooper and family and Mr and Mrs A A Robertson and daughter Margaret. Nearby gatherings included Mrs Emma Myers hosting relatives and the Past Noble Grand circle meeting, while the American Legion auxiliary announced a benefit play The World’s All Right to be presented August 24 and 25.

Ray Anton Anton Association Oak Park Verne Anton Waterloo Harlan Hager la Porte City Kerr Island Park Cedar Falls Darwin Cooper A. A Robertson Margaret L. J Robertson Emma Myers American Legion Auxiliary

Wheatland Reunion Honors Paul Stanke Family Gathered Members

A Wheatland reunion last week at Paul Stanke Jr home drew about thirty relatives including Fred Krukow 99 year old father of Mrs Paul Stanke and families of Calamus Grand Mound Ox ford Junction and Wheatland. Guests included the Stanke clan and related spouses and children. A separate event had Mrs Carl Lohman hosting the E O club at the Ronald cabin on the Wapsi. Mrs John Koranda formerly Esther Agnew received a postnuptial shower at her home in Oxford Junction.

Paul Stanke Fred Krukow Calamus Alfred Katlenbach Ben Petersen Grand Mounder Fisher Riedesel Marvin and LaDon Minnie Riedesel George Stanke

Granddaughter and Guests Host of Susan Curtis Event

Mrs Susan B Curtis hosted a gathering with her granddaughter Miss Ruth Curtis entertaining fifteen guests. Among the attendees were Mrs Henry Koranda of Oxford Junction Mrs Charles Barnes of Lowdon and Mrs Ralph Agnew of Toronto Ia.

Susan B Curtis Ruth Curtis Henry Koranda Oxford Junction Charles Barnes Lowdon Ralph Agnew Toronto

Two Brooklyn Weddings Reported in Private Home Ceremonies

Brooklyn bride Esther Lineweaver wed Joseph Billick Friday evening at her parents home with Rev J H Freedline officiating. Earlier, Hartwick couple Tillie Possehl and Alvin Busch were married Wednesday at the bride’s parents home with Rev Harold Putney officiating.

Esther Lineweaver Joseph Billick J F. Lineweaver J. H. Freedline Tillie Possehl William Possehl Hartwick Alvin Busch E. A Busch Brooklyn Harold Putney

Wilton Junction announces wedding of Hahn and Wiebel

Miss Eleanor Hahn daughter of Rev and Mrs Philip Hahn married Elbert Wiebel son of Mr and Mrs Carl Wiebel on June 22 in Dixon Ti The ceremony was conducted by Rev L W Walters pastor of St Paul Evangelical Lutheran church Attendants were Mr and Mrs Walter Kaufman They will reside on a farm nearby A group celebrated Fred Lambdman’s eightieth birthday on July 7 with guests including Chris Fick Thomas McSwiggen Mary McSwiggen Leroy McSwiggen Carl Lambdman Mrs Clarence Gruemmer and Miss Ruth Harper A reception for Rev C W Pfeffer is planned at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening with light refreshments and a brief program.

Eleanor Hahn Philip Hahn Elbert Wiebel Carl Wiebel Dixon L. W. Walters St. Paul Evangeliedc Lutheran Church Walter Kaufman Fred Lambdman Chris Fick Thomas McSwiggen Mary McSwiggen Leroy McSwigeen Carl Lambdman Clarence Gruemmer Ruth Harper C W Pfeffer Presbyterian Church

Fourth of July picnics and reunions across Earlville

Earlville hosted several community picnics with church sponsorships in Grimes grove and on school grounds. Eighty people attended the Almoral picnic while a neighborhood gathering occurred at John Hamgrove. A Hunt family reunion honored Mr and Mrs Charles Hunt of Miles City and Miss Elva Hunt of Pine Bluffs with visiting relatives from Montana and Wyoming.

Congregational Church Zion, Immanuel and Colesbury

Columbus Junction Hosts Deppy Family Reunion

Columbus Junction hosted a Deppy family reunion at Chautauqua Park honoring Lewis Deppy and his son Clifford from Nampa Idaho. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Coder and their children from St Paul Minnesota and other relatives from Topeka Kansas and Holbrook Nebraska. The Whatsoever society will be entertained Tuesday by Mesdames Rema Hall Halle Hanft and Hattie McGrew.

Eugene Lewis Harry Coder Francis Eugene Phyllis Pauline St Paul Minn Deppy Columbus Chautauqua Park Lewis Deppy Clifford Nampa Ida Herbert Hall Topeka Kan W R Wilson Holbrook Neb Mesdames Rema Hall Halle Hanft Hattie McGrew

Request for Missing Brother-Sister Quilts Blocks

Notice in The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites readers to mail ten cents per missing Brother-Sister Quilts block and an addressed stamped envelope to Nancy Page care of the newspaper.

Nancy Page Cedar Rapids The

Marengo Ladies Aid and Legion Women Hostesses

The Marengo Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid met Thursday with Mrs Henry Wiedemeier Lizzie Shedenheim and Mrs Mabel Eastridge as hostesses. Mrs M J Misel joined the Daughters of Union Veterans on Wednesday. Minnie Misel to entertain the American Legion auxiliary Tuesday. Presbyterian Ladies Aid at church Thursday with hostesses Mrs T J Davidson Millie Crowbaugh and Mrs Frank Disterhoff. Fred Branch Jr elected secretary.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Henry Wiedemeier Lizzie Shedenheim Mabel Eastridge M. J. Misel Daughters of Union Veterans Minnie Misel American Legion Auxiliary T. J. Davidson Millie Crowbaugh Frank Disterhoff Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Fred Branch, Jr

Kinross Ladies Clubs Sponsor Afternoon at Church

The Happy Hour club and the Ladies Social circle hosted 165 guests at the Christian church on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included members from the Catholic Ladies club Rural Ladies club Brethren Ladies club Happy Hour club and the Ladies Social circle. Each club delivered a ten minute program followed by refreshments.

Happy Hour Club Ladies Social Circle Christian Church Catholic Ladies Club Rural Ladies Club Brethren Ladies Club

Calamus hosts bridge clubs award prizes to members

Mrs. Leonard Hayes entertained the Afternoon Bridge club at her home on Wednesday with prizes going to Mrs. George Robby, Mildred Seigmund, and Mrs. LaVerne Sampson. The North Auxiliary club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. August Jensen with prizes won by Mrs. E. Dorkman, Mrs. Willis Hildebrande, Mrs. Ben Nissen, and Mrs. Gus Wiese.

Leonard Hayes George Robby Mildred Seigmund LaVerne Sampson North August Jensen E. Dorkman Willis Hildebrande Ben Nissen Gus Wiese

44 Children Now Cared For At Camp

The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports on the continued care at the camp for sick and destitute children. Donations from all walks of life fund the health outing, with residents and unemployed contributors sending gifts to support better health and happiness for undernourished kids.

A.dellas Camp Good Health Fund Cedar Rapids

Storm damages halt rail service near Decorah

Damage to rails from the July 1 storm disrupted service for the Milwaukee Road to Decorah until late Thursday and for the Rock Island until Friday. The washed out track occurred in about six spots, needing twenty carloads of fill. Two Milwaukee bridges were moved.

Decorah Milwaukee Road Rock Island Milwaukee

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