Dinner-Dance At Cedar Rapids Country Club Honors Golf Players
Tonight a tourney dinner-dance kicks off the state golf circuit at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with out-of-town golfers, local members, and Linn county guests attending. The event features balloons, a bright canopy, and live entertainment as part of the opening week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Linn County
J. T. Grayston
Marion
Country Club Parkway
R. L. Watkins
Fairfield
John C. Reid
Vernon Drive
Harmon Taylor
Blake Boulevard
Robert Toms
Grande Avenue
Local Folk Return From Wisconsin Trip
A party from the area including Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook of Crescent Street SE Mr and Mrs Frank L Buser of A Avenue NE and Mrs William S Cadow of Roosevelt hotel returned Sunday evening after several days along lake shores in Wisconsin They visited Kildare Country Club near Spooner and Dixie Lodge on Balsam Lake and were entertained at the Radisson hotel in Minneapolis They had planned to travel to the Ozarks but postponed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shores
Wisconsin
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Street
Frank L. Buser
B Avenue NE
William S. Cadow
Roosevelt Hotel
Mr. Cadow
Kildare Country Club
Spooner
Wis
Dixie Lodge
Balsam Lake
Radisson
Minneapolis
The
Ozarks
Mrs Pickford's Sister to Spend Month Here
Miss Cornelia Ingram of Wellesley Mass arrives Sunday to stay a month with her sister Mrs Roswell H Pickford at 357 Forest Drive SE. Over the weekend guest Ralph Hamburger of Minneapolis returned Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Ingram
Wellesley
Mass
Roswell H. Pickford
Pickford
Forest Drive
Ralph ‘Hamburger
Minneapolis
Grandson to spend weeks with Fishers in Hinsdale visit
Mr and Mrs Frederick C Fisher of 2397 Blake boulevard SE motor to Hinsdale Illinois Sunday and return with their small grandson Robin Gordon son of Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon Robin will spend several weeks there while his parents motor in the east
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Fisher
Blake Boulevard
Hinsdale
Robin Gordon
Robert Gordon
Robin
Mrs Blake and daughter to visit Cedar Rapids then Miami Beach
Mrs James E Blake and her daughter Jane of Miami Beach Florida planned a Monday afternoon arrival from Minneapolis to stay several days with Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows at Country Club drive SE before summering in North Carolina. They had visited Cedar Rapids earlier en route to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Blake
Jane
Miami Beach
Fla
Minneapolis
Sutherland Dows
Country Club Drive
North Carolina
Blake
Cedar Rapids
Boisen Family Heads to Chicago Furniture Market
J. E. Boisen of 130 Twenty-fourth street drive SE travels to Chicago Monday to attend the furniture market. Mrs Boisen and daughter Dorothy Jane will join him for a week in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Boisen
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Chicago
East Side W C T U Picnic Lunch Meet
The East Side W C T U holds a Tuesday 12 30 picnic luncheon at Bever Park. Members plan a midday gathering with luncheon and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Dunns Return From Whitefish Lake Trip
Pr and Mrs F C Dunn returned Saturday from White Fish Lake Minnesota after a ten day visit They were accompanied by Mrs Dunns sister Miss Margaret Lundy of Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Dunn
Ellis Boulevard
White Fish Lake
Minn
Mrs Irus W Smith Travels to Omaha to Visit Daughter
Mrs Irus W Smith of Red Oak leaves Sunday for Omaha to visit her daughter Mrs WwW C Stratton for several weeks. She has been a guest here of a daughter Mrs Walter L Neal and Mr Neal at 1419 C avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irus W. Smith
Red Oak
Omaha
Www. C. Stratton
Walter L. Neal
Neal
C Avenue
Dinner honors Edinburgh guests from Texas and Mount Vernon
Mr and Mrs Wells Peck hosted a Sunday dinner at 1815 First Avenue E for Mr and Mrs Wayne Peet and daughter Mildred Peet and Glenn Peet of Edinburgh Texas. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Julius Peet of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Peck
First Avenue E
Wayne Peet
Mildred Peet
Glenn Peet
Edinburgh
Texas
Julius Peet
Mount Vernon
West Side W C T U Picnic Supper Speaker
The West Side W C T U will hold a picnic supper at 6 30 Tuesday in the river pavilion at Ellis park. The Rev J F Uhlen hopp is named as the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
J. F. Uhlenhopp
Oleson Family Visits Ensigns in Decatur
Mr and Mrs Harold Oleson and their son Donald of Decatur II spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James W Ensign at 502 B Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Oleson
Donald
Decatur, II
James W. Ensign
B Avenue
Ladd and Dean Wedding in Traer Methodist Church
Miss Roma Jean Ladd daughter of Mr and Mrs Roma J Ladd of Traer wed Sidney Dean son of Mr and Mrs W A Dean also of Traer in a 3 PM ceremony at Traer Methodist Church witnessed by about seventy five. Reception followed at the Ladd home with attendants and family members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Roma Jean Ladd
Roma J. Ladd
Sidney Dean
W. A. Dean
Traer Methodist Church
C. E. Luce
F. W. Scharfenberg
Robert Henry
Killarney
Robert Dean
Raymond Latham
Cedar Falls
Robert Stevenson
Waterloo
Miss Alpha Ladd
Laurentia Donhowe
Story City
Elizabeth Dean
Beverly Bode
Traer High School
University of Iowa
Mosinee
Wis
Lanark
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Dean
Tracr High School
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Western Clock Company
la Salle
Ill
R. J. Ladd
Mesdames Rider
Schroeder
Zarubs Honored At Weekend Shower Party
Mrs J W Cook and others hosted a Saturday evening shower at the home of the Zarubs for Delwin and the new Mrs Zarub. Attending were Mr and Mrs L A Zarub Lincoln Zarub O H Black J W Cook Murphy Davis Archie Baker John Binko Leo Thill Josephine Thill Beulah Parr Lulu Miller Dora Miller Albert Eddy Mare Jakubek Co B McClelland Fanny Benjamin William Kretschmar Elaine Zarub Mary Lou Cook Florence Helming and Charles Baxter of Waukon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cook
D Avenue
Lincoln Zarub
Daniels Street
L. A. Zarub
Delwin Zarub
Zarub
Elaine Zarub
Mary Lou Cook
Florence Helming
Charles Baxter
Waukon
Gralund Honor Attends Dinner in City Home
Major O. W. Gralund of New York visiting his son Helmer Gralund at 1526 Sixteenth Avenue SE was honored at a Friday evening dinner hosted by Mrs. Martha Wendell of 821 Daniels Street NE. Guests included Evelyn Gralund of Evanston, Evelyn Platz, Letha Poncin and her children, Helmer Gralund and family, and Ronald Wendell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Gralund
New York City
Helmer Gralund
Sixteenth Avenue
Martha Wendell
Daniels Street
Evelyn Gralund
Evanston
Evelyn Platz
Letha Poncin
Ronald Wendell
Farewell Picnic Honors Schirm Family Before Move
Miss Mary Jane Plank and several families hosted a Sunday evening farewell picnic supper for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schirm who will relocate to Adair. Attendees included Myra Falck, Mary McKeever, Alma Liedtke, Bob Vinck, Larry Lichty, Ed Modracek, and many relatives of the Schirm and Wilson households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Plank
Louis F. Schirm
Elbert A. Wilson
Arthur §. Schirm
Adair
Myra Falck
Mary McKeever
Alma Liedtke
Bob Vinck
Larry Lichty
Ed Modracek
William Huff
Robert Huff
Bonnie Lee
Lawrence Schirm
Melvin
Fred Schirm
Glenda Jean
Jim Schirm
Ronald
Henry Krahling
Ed Schirm
Ben Pohorsky
George Aldous
Floyd Brimer
Charles Gelski
Bobby
Merrill R. Wilson
Coopers Host Supper in Honor of Turners at Home
A buffet supper Sunday evening at 1922 Glenway Drive SE hosted by Mr and Mrs James L Cooper honored Mr and Mrs John B Turner II. Guests included wedding party members and out of town visitors William Read Des Moines and Richard Searles Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Cooper
Glenway Drive
John B. Turner
Turner
William Read
Des Moines
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Country Club Parkway SE
Richard Searles
Chicago
Gordon DeLay
B Avenue NE
Chicagoan Carlyle Anderson returns home after visit
Carlyle Anderson of Chicago spent several days at the home of Mrs. George S. Davis at 1948 First Avenue East. He came back Sunday morning with Mrs. Anderson and their children Susan and Robert. He will return Wednesday and will accompany them to Chicago this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Anderson
Chicago
George S. Davis
First Avenue E
Anderson
Susan
Robert
Bridge Party At The Cutlers Hosts And Guests
Mr and Mrs Harry O Cutler entertained at a bridge party Saturday evening at their home 1927 Ridgeway drive SE Guests included Mr and Mrs J L Campbell Mr and Mrs Roy Curray Mr and Mrs Roger Wheeland Mr and Mrs Joe Cross and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Morgan Campbell plan to move to San Francisco around August 1 leaving their home in the interim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry.o. Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
J. L. Campbell
Roy Curray
Roger Wheeland
Joe Cross
Lloyd Morgan
Campbell
San Francisco
Robert C. Davises Return from Hawaii
Mr and Mrs Robert Calder Davis 320 Crescent drive SE Cedar Rapids return home Saturday after a month in Hawaii continuing to reside here after their trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Calder Davis
Crescent Drive
Cedar Rapids
Hawaii
Cedar Rapids Residents Return From St Paul Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Hoblitzell of Cedar Rapids returned Sunday from St. Paul where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Irving Johnson, former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Jenkins
Second Avenue SE
Adrian Hoblitzell
First Avenue E
St. Paul
Irving Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Celebrating Silver Wedding of Joseph A Schmitt family
Mr and Mrs Joseph A Schmitt of 1426 M street SW held a silver wedding anniversary picnic at Bever Park. The event also marked the first anniversary of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert J Trembley with numerous Cedar Rapids relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Schmitt
M Street
Bever Park
Robert J. Trembley
Don Nelson
Joe Schmitt, Jr
Mae Schmitt
Orvald Schmitt
Chester Jones
Beatrice Hayward
Cedar Rapids
William Franks
Marion
Mra
Bertha Forbes
Chicago
Cottingham Family Summer Visit From Los Angeles
Mrs. Josephine Cottingham of Los Angeles arrived Sunday to spend the summer with her son C. W. Cottingham at 2300 Fourth avenue SE and with her daughter Mrs. James W. Ensign at 2502 B Avenue NW. She formerly resided in Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Cottingham
Los Angeles
C. W. Cottingham
Fourth Avenue
James W. Ensign
Avenue NW
Cottingham
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Patten Family Returns From Denver Trip
Mr and Mrs Leo Patten and their son Leo of 642 Nineteenth Avenue SW returned Sunday from a motor trip to Denver. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Gordon Hughes of 1519 Hinkley Avenue NW who will meet again in Denver for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Patten
Leo
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Denver
Gordon Hughes
Hinkley Avenue
Sioux City Guests Include Golf Players Chet Yeaman and Art Steingraber
Mr and Mrs Carlton N Owen hosted Mrs Owens brother Chet C Yeaman and Art Steingraber with other guests from Sioux City. Yeaman and Steingraber play in the state golf tournament. The Owens family visited Mrs Yeaman in Sioux City and returned Sunday after a weeklong visit with Mrs Yeaman's parents, Mr and Mrs George Yeaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton N. Owen
Twenty-seventh Street
Owen
Chet C. Yeaman
Art Steingraber
Jack Krone
George Scott
Sioux City
Yeaman
Mr. Steingraber
George
Barbara
George Yeaman
Beatrice Lee to Wed Robert Ellis Wood
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodward of 207 Seventeenth Street NE announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Beatrice Lee to Robert Ellis Wood, son of Mr and Mrs William Wood of 1876 Ellis Lane NW. The wedding is planned for July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Woodward
Seventeenth Street
Beatrice Lee
Robert Ellis Wood
William Wood
Ellis Lane
Harold Thome Away to We cota South Carolina
Harold Thome son of Mrs Freda Thome 958 Twelfth street NE leaves Saturday for We cota South Carolina to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs H C Beckler a sister of Mrs Thome Marie Thome visits her uncle Carl Kohl and his family in Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Thome
Freda Thome
Twelfth ‘Street
Wecota
S. C
H. C. Beckler
Lucille Mary Melichar Birthday Party Celebrate Tenth
Mr and Mrs A J Melichar entertained at 1210 M street SW in honor of their daughter Lucille Mary on her tenth birthday. Guests included Betty Jean Melichar Myrtle Alice Tillapaugh Lorraine Wilson and many Melichar relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Melichar
Lucille Mary
Betty Jean Melichar
Myrtle Alice Tillapaugh
Lorraine Wilson
Patricia Bell
Katherine Ougiri
Dorothy Berger
Dorothy Schmidt
Patricia Martin
Helen McLaughlin
Bessie Jean
Mary Louise
Ann Zumer
Betty Lou
Margaret Rycha
Betty Jean
Freda Mae Melichar
Virginia Ann Melichar
Richard Melichar
Johnnie Melichar
Betty Melichar
Goldie Potter
Fred Melichar
Mollie Melichar
Joe Rycha
R. Zumer
John Metcalf to Sing at Recital with Eleanor Taylor
Baritone John Metcalf of Boston, visiting his parents at 617 First Avenue East, will assist Miss Eleanor Taylor at her weekly organ recital. The event runs Tuesday from 12 15 to 1 15 at the First Presbyterian. Program includes Summer Sketches Dawn Evening Belshazzar Caprice The Greek and other pieces by Dethier Simonetti Karg Elert and Mirrored Moon among items in a varied hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Metcalf
Boston
Cyrus Metcalf
First Avenue E
Eleanor Taylor
First Presbyterian Phoenic
Dethier
Ovid
Urchin
Mills
Bernice Stodola Weds William Dougherty in Trinity Church
Bernice Stodola and William Dougherty wed at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev. Harold Mayo officiating. Attendants included sister Lillian Dougherty as maid of honor and bridesmaids Millicent Roeder Elinor Powers. The couple will reside at 1123 Center Point road NE after a wedding trip to Spirit Lake and Chicago. Dougherty works for The Gazette company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Stodola
F Avenue NW
Bernice Stodola
William Dougherty
Frank Wubbins
Center Point
Trinity Methodist Church
Harold Mayo
Lillian Dougherty
Millicent Roeder
Elinor Powers
Paul Gard
Roosevelt Hotel
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Spirit Lake
Chicago
Center Point Road
Dougherty
The
Gazette Company
Mrs. Ida Lysinger and Mrs. Margaret Wheeler Visit Charter
Mrs. Ida Lysinger of Ponca City Oklahoma and Mrs. Margaret Wheeler of Conrad are visiting their sister Mrs. A G Charter at 314 Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lysinger
Ponca City
Okla
Margaret Wheeler
Conrad
A. G. Charter
314 Avenue NW
Luncheon Honors Grandmother Mary Svoboda and Margaret Reha
Mrs Pete Marshek hosted a Saturday luncheon at her home in honor of her grandmother Mrs Mary Svoboda of Amana and her cousin Miss Margaret Reha of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Marshek
Mary Svoboda
Amana
Margaret Reha
Cedar Falls
Grace Moore Stars in Love Me Forever on Friday
Grace Moore follows Becky Sharp with a new film, Love Me Forever, opening Friday at the Iowa theater mall. The story follows Margaret Howard, a debutante who becomes penniless, meeting gambler Stephano Corelli who funds her singing career amid personal turmoil and opera ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wish Sco
Iowa Theater
Mall
Grace Moore
Margaret Howard
Stephano Corelli
Reynolds Tobacco Head Dies On Ship
Bowman Gray, chairman of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., died aboard the S. S. Kings Holm after a heart attack. He was stricken Friday on a North Cape cruise. He is survived by wife Nathalie F. Lyons and two sons, Bowman and Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Kingsholm
Bowman Gray
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
North Cape
Nathalie F. Lyons
Bowman and
Gordon
Theaters Listings Highlight New Films and Stars
Paramount presents William Powell in Escapade and Miriam Hopkins in Becky Sharp. Rialto features Jack Holt in Best Man Wins and Mary Astor in Red Hot Tires. Palace shows Janet Gaynor in One More Spring with Lee Tracy in The Lemon Drop Kid. Olympic screens The Mighty Bar num with Wallace Beery and The Crime of Helen Stanley with Ralph Bellamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
William Powell
Iowa
Miriam Hopkins
Becky Sharp
State
Guy Kibbee
Rialto
Jack Holt
Mary Astor
Palace
Janet Gaynor
Lee Tracy
Olympic
the Mighty Barnum
Wallace Beery
Helen Stanley
Ralph Bellamy
Satin fashions span seasons with bold drape and shine
A fashion prose outlines satin dresses in dark exotic colors for summer into autumn and winter, highlighting full sleeves and skirts, pleated fronts, and detachable collars. The piece notes necklines, sleeve fullness, and the practicality of satin, plus accessories and sensational fall looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fusion
Weeping Woman of the North Woods Tryst and Threats
Toni, a Nettle factory girl, resists Victor the chauffeur after a scheme by Robert Montgomery forces Toni to win or lose her inheritance. In a storm driven confrontation at a summer home, Victor attempts to force himself on Toni but she fights back and denounces him, declaring him fired and leaving him to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Charles
Toni
Tommy
Victor
China
Wobert Montgomery
Isabelle Charles
Sherry
William
Thomas
Bill Charles
Vieter
Vietor
Gabe
Lost Charm Reflects Imitation And Self Worth
Dear Miss Manners discusses the dynamics of authenticity and social aspiration as LICE imitates admired peers. The letter urges self awareness, stating natural charm outshines artificiality and urges Heartbroken to seek fair value for garden items amid a housing-relief dispute.
Dear Miss Manners letter prompts legal options for starving family
The reader asks if the court could intervene to stop a buyer from moving in and take action to protect a family’s food supply. The response suggests consulting a lawyer to determine remedies and rights in this situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Heartbroken
Pirandello Sails for New York Ahead to Hollywood
Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello will depart Genoa July 12 aboard the Conte de Savoia bound for New York on his route to Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirandello
JU. S
Genoa
Italy
Lugi Pirandello
Conte de Savoia
New York
Hollywood
Escapade Makes Hit at Paramount
Paramount opens Escapade as feature with William Powell Luise Rainer and Reginald Owen. Plot centers on a dapper artist and a naive companion amid jealous lovers and a scandalous wife. Caruso recordings, a color cartoon Song of the Birds, and Red Nichols with his Pennies accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Paramount
William Powell
Frank Morgan
Reginald Owen
Luise Rainer
Hollywood
Miss Rainer
Virginia Bruce
Powell
Mady Christians
Enrico Caruso
Red Nichols
Paramount One
Maine Lodge To Install Officers Tuesday Night
Maine Lodge No. 643 of the Odd Fellows will install its officers for the term Tuesday evening at Maine Lodge Hall 838 First Avenue East Frank Pickens will be noble grand William Dyson vice grand and George C Smith recording secretary Mr Smith will succeed Henry Carter as recording secretary due to ill health The installation will be conducted by J H Woodside deputy grand master and his Maine lodge staff The lodge drill team will practise for the first degree initiation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Lodge
Odd Fellows
First Avenue
Frank Pickens
William Dyson
George C.smith
Smith
Henry Carter
J. H. Woodside
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Pickford
East Side
Dunns
Neals
Jennie
J. L. Coopers
J. B. Turners
MR. Anderson
Robert C. Davises
Mrs. Cottingham
Timi
Eves Lamaio
Belshazzar
Schubert
Mrs. Charter
Svoboda
Warner Baxter In
Helen Mack
Amos Parrish
Kathleen Sheppard
Bill Powell
Virginia Bruce Luise Bainer
Red Nicholls and
Alice
Mary Manners
Lice
Heartroken
Maine
Jack Molt
Edmund Lowe
YLE Talbot Ray
Lucey
Frances Dre
Cedric Hardwicke
Billie Burke
Alison Skip Worth
Aur Ne
Rimacs Rhumba Band
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