Golf Stars Shine As Iowa Tourney Attracts Crowds
The article highlights Bob McCrary Art Steingraber John Kraft and Merle Stimson as golf celebrities dominating Iowa golf history. Tom Mix arrives with a circus show attracting spectators to the Country Club for luncheon and dinner alike. Families gather for golf, dining, and pool activities as final round approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McCrary
Art Steingraber
John Kraft
Merle Stimson
Iowa
Tom Mix
Reid Family Heads East for Several Weeks
John C. Reid and his daughter Mrs. Gordon Fennell depart Thursday evening from Vernon drive SE and First avenue SE for a trip to New York and other eastern cities. They plan to be away several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Reid
Vernon Drive
Gordon Fennell
First Avenue
New York
Wests Host Picnic Suppers For Various Groups
Mr and Mrs A Perry West at 1929 Blake boulevard SE entertained several groups in their garden with picnic suppers. This evening twelve friends will dine there. Other groups were entertained Tuesday evening and last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Perry West
Blake Boulevard
Mrs Strehlow Family Leaves After Visit in Peoria
Mrs. Robert Strehlow of Peoria Jr along with her children Phoebe Betsy and Robert departed Thursday after visiting Mrs. Strehlow’s mother Mrs. L T Jackson at 2336 Linden Drive SE and spending time with Mr and Mrs Neil Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Strehlow
Peoria, Jr
Phoebe
Betsy
Robert
Pleasant Drive Hosts Guests en Route to West Coast
Mr and Mrs James Killian host Mr and Mrs Egbert Davis of Winston Salem NC and their daughter Pauline and son Thomas as they travel to the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Killian
Pleasant Drive
Egbert Davis
Winston-Salem
N. C
Pauline
Thomas
West Coast
Mrs Toof Visits Cedar Rapids Relative For Week
Mrs M D Toof of St Louis arrived Wednesday and will stay a week with her granddaughter Miss Mary Esther Toof and Mrs Margaret Toof at 337 Eighteenth street SE. Mrs Toof is a former Cedar Rapids resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Toof
St. Louis
Mary Esther Toof
Margaret Toof
Eighteenth Street
Mrs Joseph Potter Cotton Jr Arrives To Stay With Parents
Mrs Joseph Potter Cotton Jr of New York City and her young son Joseph Potter Cotton Sr arrived to spend a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Poe on Country Club Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Potter Cotton, Jr
New York City
Joseph Potter Cotton, Sr
Charles Shackell
Mary Stubbs
Edwin Wadsworth
Harry G. O’donnell
Henry Hamilton
Charles Moyer
Tama
Gordon DeLay
Margaret Larimer
Rosemary Roth
Betty Roth
E. J. Carey
Joseph Cotton, Jr
Arthur Poe
New Orleans visitor joins family in city
L. E. Robichaux of New Orleans arrived Thursday and joined Mrs. Robichaux who has been visiting their daughter Mrs Verne Marshall and Mr Marshall at 532 Knollwood Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Robichaux
New Orleans
Robichaux
Verne Marshall
Marshall
Knollwood Drive
Mrs Blake to Spend Summer in North Carolina
Mrs James E Blake of Miami Beach Florida and her daughter Jane depart Friday noon for North Carolina to spend the summer. They have been visiting Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dons of Country club drive SE for the last week and numerous parties were given in Mrs Blakes honor during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Blake
Miami Beach
Fla
Jane
North Carolina
Sutherland Dons
Country Club Drive
Blake
Rogers' Guests Honored at SE luncheon
House guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rogers were feted Thursday at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. W. W. Richards. Guests included Mrs. George Doolittle Mrs. Arthur Eicherberg and Mrs. Edmund Newcomb of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Rogers
Country Club Parkway
W. W. Richards
Washington Avenue SE
George Doolittle
Arthur Eicherberg
Edmund Newcomb
New York City
New York visitor honored at Cedar Rapids bridge luncheon
Mrs. Adrienne Boucher of New York City visiting Miss Nelle Erwin at 528 Vernon Drive SE, was honored Friday at a Cedar Rapids Country Club bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Erwin. The party included eight attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Boucher
New York City
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Miss Erwin
Chehak Family Returns From Tem p lar Park on Spirit Lake
Mr and Mrs M A Chehak of 2107 Greenwood drive SE and their children John Sheryl and Kathryn Ann return today after a week at Tem parr Park on Spirit TM lake setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Chehak
Greenwood Drive
John
Sheryl
Kathryn Ann
Templar Park
Spirit ™ Lake
Selden Family Vacation Visit To Litch Field Minn
Marvin Selden of 2414 Greenwood drive SE left Friday to join Mrs. Selden and their family at Litch field Minnesota where they are vacationing. He is expected to return in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Selden
Greenwood Drive
Mrs. Selden
Litchfield, Minn
Mr. Selden
Miss Mary Gage Hosts Virginia Drake Guest in Sem
Miss Mary Gage of 1945 Second Avenue SE hosts Miss Virginia Drake of Waterloo as house guest for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gage
Second Avenue SE
Virginia Drake
Waterloo
Mrs. Clair Hendrix Plans Six-Week Colorado Visit
Mrs. Clair Hendrix of Paulson apartments leaves Thursday for Longmont Colorado to stay six weeks with her parents. She will later join a party traveling through the Rocky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Hendrix
Paulson
Longmont
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Friendly Strollers Meet Sunday at Plaza Leaders Named
The Friendly Strollers will meet Sunday at 2:30 at the Plaza. El mer Sutthof and Malcolm Montgomery are named as leaders for the outing to the Yellow banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sutthof
Malcolm Montgomery
Picnic Postponed by PELO Chapter GM
The picnic planned by PELO Chapter GM for Sunday at Miss Maurine Mather's cabin near Tipton has been postponed to July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelo
Maurine Mather
Tipton
Luncheon Honors Jensens Guest at Fairfield Host Home
Mrs R L Watkins of Fairfield, a house guest of Mr and Mrs H C Jensen at 2500 Country club parkway SE, was honored Friday at a luncheon by Mrs R C Booth. Guests included Mrs Watkins and Mrs Jensen along with other local women. bridge followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Watkins
Fairfield
H. C Jensen
Country Club Parkway
R. C. Booth
Blake Boulevard
Watkins
Jensen
John Fortune
G.H. Cornwell
Harold Skinner
John Gilmore
Melvin Brown
A. H. Boileau
P. A. Stover
Ed Nelson
R. I. Horton
F H Langfitt
Sigourney
Mrs Berry Returns From Canada Visits and Christening
Mrs S N Berry of 2424 Bever Avenue SE traveled three weeks in Canada. She visited Toronto with Dr and Mrs G W Williams for the christening of their daughter Mary Elizabeth. She then went to Montreal and spent two weeks at Murray Bay staying at Manoir Richelieu with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Berry
Bever Avenue
Canada
Toronto
G. W. Williams
Mary Elizabeth
Williams
Dorothy Keyes
Health Dept Woman's Club Meeting on Wapsie River
Cedar Rapids Health Education department of the Woman's Club will meet Thursday at the cabin of Mrs. Glenn McDonald on the Wapsie river. Members needing transportation should gather at the club house at 9:30 a.m. The group met last week at Mrs. Leo Powell's home for a picnic lunch, with twenty-two members and friends present. Bridge was played in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Lynotts to visit Chicago and Michigan cottage
Mr and Mrs John H Lynott of 1535 Fourth Avenue SE travel to Chicago for a short visit with friends and then go to Allegan Michigan to stay a month with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John J Axe who have rented a cottage on Lake Michigan for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lynott
Fourth Avenue SE
Chicago
Allegan, Mich
John J. Axe
Lake Michigan
Laurel Wreath Girl Scouts Elect New Officers at Riverside Picnic
The Laurel Wreath Girl Scouts were entertained at a Riverside park picnic by group officers. Dorothy Davis was chosen chairman, Coral Martin secretary, Frances Gatrell flag bearer. New members Willa Martin Coral Martin Frances Gatrell and Maxine Rebec joined the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Wreath
Riverside Park
Dorothy Davis
Coral Martin
Frances Gatrell
Willa
Frances
Clarias Gatrell
Maxine Rebec
Mrs Selden Linderman Visits Relatives in Washington
Mrs Selden Linderman and her children Jack Bozena and Mary Jane travel from near Greybull Wyoming to visit indefinitely with Mrs Linderman's parents Mr and Mrs James Bredle at 1554 Mount Vernon Avenue SE and other relatives and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden Linderman
Jack, Bozena
Mary Jane
Greybull
Wyo
City
Hulls' Nebraska guests depart after week visit
The Rev. Mr and Mrs W. W Hull of St. Edwards Nebraska left Thursday after a week with Dr and Mrs J D Houser at 1405 Seventh avenue SE. They plan stops in Oskaloosa and Des Moines before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W Hull
St. Edwards
Neb
J. D. Houser
Seventh Avenue
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Crumbs Vacation at West Okoboji Methodist Camp
The Rev Mr and Mrs H A Crumb and their daughter Louise of 616 N Avenue NW are vacationing at the Methodist camp grounds on West Okoboji Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Crumb
N Avenue NW
Louise
West Okoboji Lake
Alpha Chi Omega Honors Mrs Taylor After Jubilee Visit
Mrs O W Lawrence and Mrs Paul E Menoher hosted a luncheon on Friday for Mrs D M Taylor who recently returned from the Alpha Chi Omega golden jubilee convention. Guests included sorority members Mrs Charles Penningroth Mrs Everett Pratt Miss Margaret Anderson Mrs H J Brownlee Cedar Rapids and Mrs R P Ink Mount Vernon with Mrs R F Bingaman of Evereth Minnesota visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Lawrence
Vinton Road
Paul E. Menoher
D. M. Taylor
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Charles Penningroth
Everett Pratt
Margaret Anderson
H. J. Brownlee
Cedar Rapids
R. P. Ink
Mount Vernon
Callans Set Two-Week Trip Visiting Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Callan depart from 3402 First Avenue E for a two week vacation. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grover in Waukon and Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Henderson in Clermont, and tour northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. They are accompanied by their niece Miss June Hardy of 115 Thirty-second Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Callan
First Avenue
Clarence Grover
Waukon
B. O. Henderson
Clermont
Minnesota
Wisconsin
June Hardy
Thirty-second Street
Mrs Broghammer Hosts Buffet Shower For Kathryn Barrett
Mrs. B. G. Broghammer entertained at a buffet support and kitchen shower on Friday evening at 2148 Blake boulevard SE in honor of Miss Kathryn Barrett. Sixteen guests attended and prizes were won by Miss Loretta Power and Miss Anna Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broghammer
B. G. Broghammer
Blake Boulevard
Kathryn Barrett
Loretta Power
Anna Barrett
Zeta Phi Eta Plans Friday Meeting at Stewart Home
The Zeta Phi Eta sorority with undergraduate and alumnae members will meet Friday evening at seven at the home of Miss Laura Pearle Stewart located at 1540 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Phi Eta
Laura Pearle Stewart
Second Avenue SE
Jordans Return From Spirit Lake Trip
Mrs. W. C. Jordan and Miss Juanita Jordan of 1835 Fifth avenue SE returned from a stay at Templar park on Spirit Lake after several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jordan
Juanita Jordan
Fifth Avenue SE
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Mahers Return to Chicago After Cedar Rapids Visit
Mr and Mrs W J Maher and daughter Beulah return to Chicago after two weeks with Mr and Mrs R C Anderson route 4 and friends in Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and Bertram Kenneth stays longer with the Andersons and cousin Raymond Lake at Mount Vernon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Maher
Beulah
Chicago
R. C. Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Bertram
Kenneth Maher
Anderson
Raymond Lake
Make This Model At Home Pattern Guide
Anne Adams promotes a house frock pattern with dainty ruffling for summer wear. The ad notes sizes 14 through 42 and fabric needs for size 16, plus step by step sewing instructions. Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department advertises the Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book and pattern combo priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Trousseau
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
New York
Airline fares hit record low at start of year
At the beginning of the present year passengers on scheduled lines paid an average fare of 5.9 cents per mile, the lowest rate ever in effect.
What's In Fashion Casual Sports Clothes Unite Pattern And Color
The summer fashion sportswear for men highlights bright patterns with restraint introducing gray jackets and bold black and white checked slacks. Natural dishrag shirts contrast rope ties with rope espadrilles or brown suede monk shoes. Belts thin and varied kerchiefs brighten ensembles for a casual, tasteful summer look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Hound’s Tooth Check
Gallery Tangles Heat at State Golf Tourney
The hot Thursday round drew a lively gallery as favorites McCrary O'Brien and Steingrab er Hill drew crowds. Women viewers lingered through holes and even planned a blind bogey Monday as local spectators and out‑of‑towners, including Mrs. Joseph Cotton Jr, joined the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrary-O’brien
Steingraber-Hill
David Turner
Frank Byers
Arthur Poe
Harold Reed
Mary Stubbs
Harold
John Carey
George Alt
Thomas Yarnall
Ruth Eleanor Matson
Rosemary Roth
Max Widmer
Henry Files
B. J. Moon
Air mail covers 11000 miles in eleven days
Air mail letters travel from Cape Town to London covering 11000 miles in eleven days, marking a rapid international airmail service milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
London
Camp Hitaga Gypsy Themed Activities Remembered
Camp Hitaga campers held a three day gypsy themed program featuring hayrack rides canoe trips and overnight nature sessions led by Cornelia Cameron Mary Jane Peck and Jane Niles A cedar rapids Camp Fire ranking was conferred Janet Dennis received firemaker and Betty Niles torch bearer while archery awards honored Sarah Davis Dorothy Hess Elizabeth Rennert and Janis Hougham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Cornelia Cameron
Mary Jane Peck
Forestry Club
Grace Brown
Mary Lowry
Mary McLaughlin
Frances Bone
Alice Armbruster
Jeanne Anthony
Janet Dennis
Janis Hougham
Josephine Beadle
Clarice Armbruster
Marian Niehaus
Mary Calhoun
Lucille Neznanski
Elizabeth Rennett
Dorothy Gilmore
Wolf's den
Wapsipinicon
Troy Mills
Jane Niles
Pinicon
Betty Lee Warren
Margaret Greedy
Marjorie Jamison
Bernice Becker
Jane Ball
M. R. Warren
Cedar Rapids
Betty Niles
Anamosa
L. D. Dennis
Camp Wohelo honors and Romani leadership noted
Alice Armbruster and Clarice Armbruster appear among campers in weekly rankings. Pollywog honors go to Sarah Davis and Virginia Davis while others receive frog and fish honors. Janet Dennis and Jeanne Anthony share fagot finder campcraft honors. The Romani awards go to Mary Jane Cooper and several campers, with a group performing "Night" and the Romani leading a closing song chain as Wohelo embers fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Armbruster
Clarice Armbruster
Marjorie Jamison
Mary Gent
Middy
Mary Kerwin
Josephine Beadle
Jane Ball
Janet Dennis
Betty Murray
Mary Jane Peck
Sarah Davis
Virginia Davis
Jeanne Anthony
Dorothy Plock
Margaret Ann Twogood
Sareah Davis
Mary Jane Cooper
Catherine Niles
Betty Niles
Georgia Anne Buresh
Dorothy Jane Plock
Jane
Buckingham Youth Dies In Highway Crash
Lloyd Noe age 17 died at a Waterloo hospital from injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Francis Webber at highways 58 and 63 six miles north of Buckingham. Webber escaped injury. Noe, who with his two brothers ran an oil station at the intersection, was passing a hay load and did not see the approaching car. He sustained fractures of both legs and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Lloyd Noe
Waterloo
Francis Webber
Frank
Webber
Noe
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MR. Reid
Mrs. Fennell
WESTS
Mrs. Strehlow
James Killians
Mrs. Toof
Mrs. Cotton
MR. Robichaux
The
Killian Co
Mrs. Blake
Rogers
Mrs. Boucher
Mrs. Hendrix
Jensens
Mrs. Berry
Health Dept. Woman's Club
Wapsie
Lynotts
Michigan
Mrs. Linderman
Housers
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Sige
LO Sell
Good Housekeeping
Alpha Chi Omega
Taylor
Callans
Jordans
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Amos Parrish
Allery
A. G. Massif CO
Third Avenue SE
Montrose Corner
Hitaga
Neumode
Life Saver
MIOPC
Best For Business
Neumode Hosiery Store
Second Street SE
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Third ST. SE
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