Vivian Suer Weds George E. Brown in Candlelight Ceremony
Vivian Suer daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Wingert married George E Brown son of Mr and Mrs George Brown in a candlelight service at St Pauls Methodist chapel The Rev Elton D Wells officiated Miss Miriam Suer was maid of honor Isaac McAllister attended as best man A wedding breakfast followed at the Commonwealth tea room The couple will reside in Newton where Brown runs a dairy business The bride a Fort Dodge High School graduate recently worked for J C Penney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Vivian Suer
H. W. Wingert
Nineteenth Street
George E. Brown
George Brown
B Avenue NW
Elton D. Wells
Trinity Methodist Church
Miriam Suer
Isaac McAllister
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Wingert
Mrs. Brown
Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs
Barrs Visit Manchester Couple Stay With Ring Family
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barr of Manchester arrived Wednesday to spend a few days with daughter Mrs. H. C. Ring and Judge Ring at 2508 Bever avenue SE. Fri day guests will be the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kidder of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Barr
Manchester
H. C. Ring
Judge Ring
Bever Avenue
Ring
J. J. Kidder
Mount Vernon
Miss Marie Hanna to Visit Miss Jessie Benson
Miss Marie Hanna of Independence Kansas will arrive Wednesday evening as guest of Miss Jessie Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Benson of 2435 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hanna
Independence
Kan
Jessie Benson
Harry C. Benson
Grande Avenue
Mrs Irene Leist Hosts Mixed Shower for Daughter
Mrs Irene Leist of 1423 Sixth Street NW entertained Tuesday afternoon for her daughter Mrs Fred McNabb. Pink and blue decorations center the table, refreshments served, with guests including Ada Maeder Sipe Fred Bliss Abner Davis Elmer Davis Glenn Stewart Mary Koppenhaver George Kerth Paul Dvorak Ruth Broussard John Waline Norman Thomas Gertrude Chessmore John Murphy Fern Randall Max Maiken Esther Butterfield Katherine Sipe Ann Sipe Adeline Dvorak and Arlene Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Leist
Sixth Street
Fred McNabb
Ada Maeder
Sipe
Fred Bliss
Abner Davis
Elmer Davis
Glenn Stewart
Mary Koppenhaver
George Kerth
Paul Dvorak
Ruth Broussard
John Waline
Norman Thomas
Gertrude Chessmore
John Murphy
Fern Randall
Max Maiken
Esther Butterfield
Katherine Sipe
Ann Sipe
Adeline Dvorak
Arlene Thomas
Mrs A A Taylor Returns From Freeport Visit
Mrs A A Taylor of 1720 Second Avenue SE returned Tuesday after a twelve day visit in Freeport Illinois. She was accompanied home by Miss Edith Chrisler who hosted her during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Taylor
Second Avenue SE
Freeport
Ill
Edith Chrisler
Zopf Family Guests of Cronbaughs and Franeys Visit Davenport
Mr and Mrs George J Zopf of Onalaska Washington and their daughter Miss Phyllis Lea Zopf arrive to visit Mrs Zopfs brother and sister in Davenport and Marengo and Mr Zopfs sister in St. Paul They plan a ten day stay after attending the New York world fair and visiting in Florida En route home they stop to see friends in Davenport and Marengo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Zopf
Onalaska
Wash
Phyllis Lea Zopf
Davenport
Marengo
Florida
Mrs Stanek Hosts Son's Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs Emma Stanek entertained Tuesday afternoon for her son Ernest Allen's fifth birthday at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Prochaska 1711 B Street SW. Assisting were Mrs Marie Benish and Mrs Frank Prochaska. Guests included Joyce Ann Vanicek Billy Milota Paul Ruth Ledeba Milo Danny Visek Howard Robert Prochaska Raymond Suma Kenneth Mary Katherine Stanek and Mr and Mrs Joseph Prochaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Stanek
Ernest Allen
Joseph Prochaska
B_ street
Marie Benish
Frank Prochaska
Joyce Ann Vanicek
Billy Milota
Paul
Ruth Lebeda
Milo
Danny Visek
Howard
Robert Prochaska
Raymond Suma
Kenneth
Mary Katherine Stanek
Hesser Family Returns From Lake Kabetogama Vacation
Mr and Mrs Jay Hesser and their family have returned home after spending a vacation at Lake Kabetogoma in northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Hesser
A Avenue
Lake Kabetogoma
Minnesota
Mrs Cook and Sutherland Cook Return from East
Mrs. Robert S. Cook and her son Sutherland Cook II have returned after a month in Cambridge Massachusetts with Mrs. Cook’s daughter Mrs. William P. Ellwood and Mr. Ellwood. They traveled east for Sutherland’s graduation from Princeton University. Miss Eleanor Cook will stay with the Ellwoods in Cedar Rapids then return later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Street
Sutherland Cook II
Cambridge
Mass
Cook
William P. Ellwood
Ellwood
Eleanor Cook
Sutherland
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
Ellwoods
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Cook
City
Summers Birthday Night Of Sun Shine Auxiliary
In Maine a lodge hall event honored summer birthday members of the Lady Militants of Sun shine auxiliary L A P M No 22. Guests included Addie Sleight and others with Mrs Henry Roth as toastmaster. Toasts by Charles Bonham J Woodside and Amelia Schultz. Gifts were given to staff mother Libbie Flint. Games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Lodge Hall
Sunshine Auxiliary
L.A.P.M. No. 22
Addie Sleight
W. L. Hoffer
A. M. Noblett
C. L. Russell
Albert Howard
Ella Scott
Lena Borschel
Ella Lund
Henry Roth
Malloy sisters head to New York world’s fair
The Misses Genevieve and Regina Malloy of 702 L Street SW left Sunday to spend their vacation at the New York World's Fair and will be joined there by their sister Mrs. L Winn and Mr. Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve
Regina Malloy
L Street
Mrs. L. Winn
Mr. Winn
Landis Family Guests of Cedar Rapids Hosts in Delhi
Mr and Mrs R L Landis of 3012 C avenue NE and their son Ronnie visited Delhi on Tuesday as guests of Floyd and Mrs Stevenson of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Landis
C Avenue
Ronnie
Delhi
Floyd Stevensons
Cedar Rapids
The Poet of the People by Edgar A Guest
A compact excerpt from Edgar A. Guest stresses old fashioned virtues and hard work. Old Crankmire argues that a few should lead and most must work, urging practical schooling and earning a living through diligence and skill. The passage champions practice over fancy theory and ties happiness to earned success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Crankmire
Earth
Nation's Auto Death Rate Drops in 1938 Census
Preliminary census figures show 32,428 motor vehicle deaths in 1938, or 24.9 per 100 000. The 1937 total was 39 643 at 30.7 per 100 000, with Nevada highest at 65.3 and Rhode Island lowest at 12.2.
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Washington
Nevada
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
Make This Model At Home
Anne Adams pattern 4194 offers a jaunty summer frock with soft bodice lines, a wide frilled white collar, and pointed cuffs. Available in misses and women's sizes, pattern price 15 cents. book 15 cents, pattern and book 25 cents. Order from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Depart New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
Ways and Means Backs Postponing Tax Exemption Proposal
The house Ways and Means Committee voted to postpone action on President Roosevelt's plan to eliminate future tax exempt securities at federal state and local levels until the next session of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Brush Chapel Delivers Fair Service in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids the Brush Chapel has earned a reputation for fair treatment and reasonable prices since 1931. The firm emphasizes high quality service at satisfactory costs, with inspectable prices and merchandise in its display rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone Standard
Cedar Rapids
Brush Chapel
Photographers From Iowa Convene In Cedar Rapids
An open two day convention for photographers from Iowa and visitors from other states opens in Cedar Rapids at the Roosevelt hotel. Edwin Becker leads the North east Iowa Photographers club with talks on Daguerre and merchandising photographs and a large print exhibit for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Northeast
Becker
Daguerre
Willard C. Martin
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Photographers Association
D. Peterson
Princeton
Ira J. Hoffman
Minneapolis
Eastman Kodak Company
Roosevelt Room
Hanry
Martin
Woman asks police for lie detector test to prove love
In Cincinnati a young woman asked Clerk of Detectives Norman Diehl if the police had a lie detector. When told one was available she said she would take the test to learn if she is in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norman Diehl
Wallace Endorses Tenancy Provisions of New Loan Plan
Secretary Wallace backed farm tenancy provisions of Roosevelt's lending program to curb rising tenant numbers. Testifying before the Senate Banking Committee, he said 42 percent of farmers are tenants and the trend threatens family-sized farms. He cited about 1,700,000 farming families affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
America
Incomes Decline and Restoration Hope Highlighted
A historical note describes average incomes under $500 a year and discusses that most of these could be restored. The mention implies attention to economic recovery and policy or aid possibilities affecting affected communities.
Rehabilitation Loans Promise Better Living and Independence
A report notes programs offering rehabilitation loans aim to improve living conditions and promote an independent status for recipients. The effort emphasizes access to funds and guidance to help individuals secure financial stability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Barrs
Mrs. McNabb
Joe
Miss Chrisler
Zopfs
Cronbaughs, Franeys
Mrs. Stanek
Son
Jay Hessers
Firestone
Voice of Firestone
N. B.C
Bioteae Brt Re Bae
Wea
Sta Ae Accessories
Tion
Second Avenue
Rui Gee Cie
St Os
Mrs. CoOk
Misses Malloy
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Crankmire
Ruby
Prastka
China
Third Avenue
Shelve Securities Plan
Mary Morris
Brosh Chapel
Northeast Iowa Club
Mr. Hoffman
Vic Hackett
As. Een
St.Joseph
Beauty Hegins
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Empress
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
First Ave
Bishop’s
Gorn
Sanaitioudn
Second Street
Comfort
Killian
Cow San & Conditioned
May
Paris
John B. Turner & Son
Penn
Rexall Drug Stores
Virginia
Podzimek Pharmacies
2Nd Ave. SE
16Th Ave. SW
Hopkins Drug Store
O’meara Clothing Company
Third St
She
Giujette
Linn County
J. C. Landenberger
Optometrist
Third Street
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