Robert Ahrens and Marie Vermeersch Wed in Ames
Miss Marie Adrienne Vermeersch and Robert Henry Ahrens exchanged vows Monday at St Matthew's church with Rev James D Kearn presiding. The couple, from Ames and Jewell, plan to reside at 2715 Lincolnway Ames while Ahrens enters ISU veterinary medicine this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Adrienne Vermeersch
Robert Henry Ahrens
St. Matthew's Church
James D. Kearn
A. S. Vermeersch
Country Club Parkway SE
Ahrens
Mary Ahrens
Jewell
Ruth Anne Hollander
Merl Hammre
Brooklyn
N. Y
Montrose Hotel
Lincolnway
Ames
Veterinary Medicine
Iowa State College
Future Homemakers convene first national meeting in Kansas City
Iowa delegates travel by chartered bus to the first national convention of the Future Homemakers of America in Kansas City Missouri. Thirty-four high school delegates and seven advisers attended with McKinley High School representatives Miss Beverly Spacek and Miss Ruth Cunningham. The Iowa delegation stayed at Hotel President and the newly elected organization president is Miss Shirley Os borne of Danville Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers of America
Kansas City
Iowa
McKinley High School
Beverly Spacek
Mt. Vernon Road SE
Ruth Cunningham
Shirley Osborne
Danville
Kan
Women invitational golf set at Cedar Rapids Country Club
The women's invitational golf tournament will be held Wednesday at Cedar Rapids Country Club with 9 a.m. starts and invites all local country club women golfers to participate. Miss Lucille Rayner and John Bjornsen wed July 7 at 3 p.m. in Nashua. Rev. F. L. Hanscom officiated. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rayner of Ackley. the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. August Bjornsen of 1602 Fourth Street NW Cedar Rapids. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Lucille Rayner
John Bjornsen
Little Brown
Nashua
F. L. Hanscom
Paul Rayner
Ackley
Bjornsen
August Bjornsen
Fourth Street
Cedar, Rapids
Audra Peters Weds Roland C Jakober in Candlelit Tama Ceremony
Miss Audra Peters and Roland C Jakober were married in a candle light ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church Tama. The bride daughter of Mayor John G Peters wore a white marquisette gown with cathedral train and veil. The groom, a Wartburg College graduate, will serve as student pastor in Beulah North Carolina after a wedding trip to the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Audra Peters
Roland C. Jakober
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
E. A. Schick
Waverly
Glen R. Woodrich
Lois Volkmann
Toluca
Marvin Goetz
Bellevue
Ella Mae
Ann Peters
John G. Peters
Jakober
Hosmer
S. C
Jean Kapplinger
Mason City
Ann Delight Peters
Erwin Wieland
Mott, N. D
William G. Hughes
Manchester
Lloyd Dobroth
Burlington
Wis
Mason Feisel
William Lenhart
Black Hills
Beulah
N. C
Lutheran Church
Wartburg College
Wartburg
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Weekend Visit to the King Home In Des Moines
Mrs. Don King of Des Moines spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. King at 2300 Bever Avenue SE. The gathering centered on family and local social ties during a quiet weekend stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. King
Bever Avenue
Don King
Des Moines
Miss Dorothy Galbraith Marries Merrill Hansen
Dorothy Galbraith and Merrill Hansen wed at Second Christian church in a ceremony led by Rev. Richard Gains. The bride's parents live on Avenue NE and the groom's parents on Third Street SW. A breakfast at the Roosevelt followed the 11 o'clock service, and the couple departed for a one day honeymoon to Spirit Lake. Both now hold positions at St. Luke's Hospital and La Plant-Choate Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Galbraith
Merrill Hansen
Second Christian Church
Richard Gains
Marion
H. L. Galbraith
Avenue NE
Mr. Hansen
S. C. Hansen
Third Street
George Mayfield
Paul E. Gordon
Roosevelt Hotel
Spirit Lake
Hansen
St. Luke’s Hospital
la Plant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Hesser Family Returns From Lake Vacation
Mr and Mrs Jay W Hesser of 805 Fifth Avenue SE complete a month long vacation at Lake Kabetogama Minnesota. Their daughter Kathryn Hesser of Kansas City Missouri joined for a week and is now continuing a further week in Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W Hesser
Fifth Avenue SE
Lake Kabetogama
Minnesota
Kathryn Hesser
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Miss Vornholt Poem Accepted for Sermons in Poetry
Miss Retha Ellen Vornholt of 46 Thirty-sixth Avenue SW has learned her poem Tranquillity will be published in Sermons in Poetry. The compilation features religious and philosophical works by American youth. she is a Wilson High School student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retha Ellen Vornholt
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Miss Vornholt
Wilson High School
Rainbow Assembly 11 plans pool party brunch in Marion
Cedar Rapids Assembly 11 of the Rainbow for Girls will meet Wednesday at 10 am at the Marion Legion pool for a pool party and brunch. Attendees dining will bring dishes and Rainbow board and committee members will serve brunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Marion Legion Pool
Rainbow
McCollister Family Visit Ties Iowa City Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs George McCollister of Long Beach California formerly of Cedar Rapids visit Mr and Mrs J E McCollister and Orr Keith in Iowa City before heading to Chicago to see friends in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCollister
Long Beach
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Mr McCollister
Iowa City
McCollister
Orr Keith
Chicago
Navy Mothers Plan Thursday Meeting and Gift Wrapping
The Navy Mothers club members meet at 9 30 a m Thursday at the Community House to wrap gift boxes for 36 Cedar Rapids veterans at Knox ville Veterans hospital and share a potluck luncheon at noon. Mrs Frank Pernicka entertained Sunday at a theater party for her daughter Barbara s seventh birthday with guests Patricia Taylor Ann Louise Miller Barbara Darlene Dalecky Deanna Spore Eugene Pernicka Ronald Leeper Dixie Karen Kramer Eugene Evelyn Wieneke and Joyce Trokosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Cedar Rapids
Knoxville Veterans Hospital
Frank Pernicka
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Barbara
Patricia Taylor
Ann
Louise Miller
Darlene Dalecky
Deanna Spore
Eugene Pernicka
Ronald Leeper
Dixie
Karen Kramer
Eugene
Evelyn Wieneke
Joyce Trokosh
Patricia Roberts Weds Dr Dysart in Iowa City Church
Patricia Ann Roberts became the bride of Dr Donald N Dysart at the First Presbyterian Church in Iowa City. The ceremony was led by Dr P H Pollock with attendants Mrs C R Boyd and William Cupp. The couple plan to reside in Bremerton where Dr Dysart will work at the U S Naval Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Roberts
Donald N Dysart
First Presbyterian Church
Iowa City
P. H. Pollock
Margaret Roberts
Eighth Street
Dysart
J P Dysart
Portland
Ore
C R. Boyd
William Cupp
Davy
School of Nursing
University of Iowa
Dr. Dysart
Emanuel Hospital
Bremerton
United States Naval Hospital
Steffa Family Visiting Relatives Across Iowa and Texas
Mr and Mrs Ralph R Steffa Jr and their son Edward of Houston Texas visit Mrs Steffas parents Mr and Mrs Charles H Bachman 1724 Avenue NE. They also visit Mr Steffa’s parents Mr and Mrs RR Steffa 364 Fifteenth Street SE and Mrs Steffa’s sisters Mrs LeRoy C Berstler and Mrs James E Milke of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Paul R Clark of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Steffa, Jr
Edward
Houston
Texas
Steffa
Charles H. Bachman
B Avenue NE
R. R. Steffa
Fifteenth Street
LeRoy C. Berstler
James E. Milke
Cedar Rapids
Paul R. Clark
Sioux City
Price Family Reunion Draws 112 Relatives
The annual Price family reunion held Sunday at Walker drew 112 relatives from California Minnesota Cedar Rapids and other eastern Iowa points. The oldest attendee was 99 year old John Price of Troy Mills and the youngest was two week old Bertha Brown, his great granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Walker
California
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John Price
Troy Mills
Bertha Brown
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Opens Benefit Bridge Lunch
The dramatic art department plans a benefit bridge lunch on Thursday at noon. Members and guests are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Department
The
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Picnic honors guests from Marengo and Cedar Rapids
Mrs Clyde Black of Marengo Carolyn Hope Bavis of Peoria and Dean Sutliff of Cedar Rapids were honored guests at a Monday evening Bever park picnic hosted by friends. The Gamma Delta Sigma class of Salem Evangelical U B church will host a picnic Thursday at Bever park at 615 p.m in the large pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Black
Marengo
Carolyn Hope Bavis
Peoria, T
Dean Sutliff
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Gamma Delta Sigma
Salem Evangelical U B. Church
Orchestra To Play at Mt Mercy Garden Party
The senior division of the summer school city orchestra conducted by R. L. Moehlmann will perform at the Mount Mercy garden party Wednesday evening. Proceeds go to the Mount Mercy library fund. The event runs 6 30 to 10 p.m. on school grounds with student and alumnae vocalists and a male chorus from Immaculate Conception and St Wenceslaus parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Moehlmann
Mount Mercy
Mount Mercy Women's Club
Immaculate Conception
St Wenceslaus
Mount Mercy Library Fund
Miss Bernadine Spaight Weds Edward Walter in St Patrick's
Miss Bernadine K Spaight married Edward J Walter in St Patrick's church. Rev D J Peters officiated. Parents named. Bride wore pearl embroidered gown with illusion veil. Matron of honor was Ernest Pappenius. bridesmaid Dorothy Ann Walter. Best man Ernest Pappenius. ushers George Dunni Wilfred Zipperer John Melichar. Reception at bride's home. 10 day trip to Estes Park then at home 1526 First Ave NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine K. Spaight
Edward J. Walter
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J Peters
H. L. Spaight
E Avenue NW
Edward Walter
Eighth Street
Ernest Pappenius
Dorothy Ann Walter
George Dunni
Wilfred Zipperer
John Melichar
Joan M. Steinbeck
Margaret Ousiin
Estes Park
First Avenue NE
Nagles and Votroubeks Return From Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs John Nagles and Mr and Mrs Emil Votroubek have returned from a weeklong fishing trip at Boulder Lake in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagles, Votroubeks
John Nagle
Gwendolyn Drive
Emil Votroubek
Meadowbrook Drive
Boulder Lake
Minnesota
Summer Gift Picks at the Gift Department
The store promotes a summer gift section with items like Smack or Salad boxed sets at $1.49, Westmoreland Milk Glass from $1.00, JIFFY CUBE Ice Tray $1.49, Ivy or Flower Holders and assorted kitchen accessories at $1.49 up. Fans from $6.95, Thermo-Jugs for trips, Libby Glasses eight for $3.00, a portable Admiral radio, and new records from RECORD-ROUNDUP for Cedar Rapids summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland
Emerson, Knapp Monarch
Samson
Eskimo
Cedar Rapids
Over the Back Fence Practical canned tomato sauce guide
Katherine McNamara outlines a simple tomato sauce base using two 8 ounce cans of tomato sauce Worcestershire salt lemon juice and gelatin. The guide suggests serving with sour cream cheese and herbs and provides a recipe for Spanish rice as a meal option.
Penny-Wise Tomato Meat Sauce for Spaghetti or Rice
A fluid recipe note describes making a tomato meat sauce with pepper rice base and beef drippings, plus onion and garlic salt. It details browning rice with onions, adding tomato sauce and water, then simmering covered until done. An optional tapioca thickener can yield a main dish served over pasta.
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Robert Ahrens
Marie Vermeersch
National Convention For
Co. R. Country Club
Rayner-Bjornsen
Roland Jakober
Vern Thompson
Victor
DIAL
Lowa ‘Typewriter
First Avenue
Kresge's
Burkhalter
SyHac
la ML i SV
Buelding
L. D. Burkhalter
D. Burkhalter, “Jr
Merrill J. Hansen
Jay Hessers
C. E. Rainbow Girls
George McCollisters
C. R
NAVY
C. RB
Patricia Roberts
Ralph R. Steffas
Price Family Reunion
Woman's Club Group
Mt. Mercy Garden
Bernadine Spaight
Finance Co Finance CO
Apabel
First Ave
Spencer Ested
Spencer
Spencer SU
3Rd St
Laura Winsor Phon
Ruth Edwards
Pesicxen
Schaefer
Rmschaefer & Sondar Rapids
Dosen Kresge
Katherine McNamara
Call Thomas
Johns-Manville
Thomas
Sansational
Sahara
Cedar Rapids Fuel CO
Soboda Dial
Crosley
Decorator
Oaly
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