Luncheon and Dinner Honor Miss Cherry at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Miss Cherry hosts pre nuptial events with bridal party and out of town guests at a luncheon and dinner. hostesses Mrs Isaac B Smith and family along with guests Peggy Parrish Helen Frazier and several travelers from Minneapolis Chicago Piqua Paris and Winnetka attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride
Waetied
Nell Cherry
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Isaac B. Smith
Country Club Drive
Peggy Parrish
Paris
Ill
Helen Frazier
Piqua
Ohio
Robert Luick
Marian Luick
John Travis
C. J.travis
Minneapolis
Charles Morris
C. E. Clinton
Chicago
Alfred Hiatt, Jr
Winnetka
Des Moines Social Visit Ends With Homecoming Plans
Miss Elizabeth Shambaugh of Des Moines visits Miss Esther Yothers at the J F Yothers home 2034 Fourth avenue SE. Her parents Mr and Mrs J J Shambaugh will drive from Des Moines to fetch her home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shambaugh
Des Moines
Esther Yothers
J. F. Yothers
Fourth Avenue SE
J. J. Shambaugh
Mr and Mrs Turner to Return From Glen Lake
Mr and Mrs David Turner of 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE will return Saturday morning from Glen Lake Michigan where they visited their daughter Virginia Turner who has spent a short time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Glenlake, Mich
Virginia Turner
Bailey couple to spend summer in Minnesota camp
Mr and Mrs Horton Bailey of 361 Park Terrace SE will leave Friday for Northern Pine camp Park Rapids Minnesota to spend the rest of the summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Bailey
Park Terrace SE
Northern Pine Camp
Park Rapids
Minn
Mrs. File Hosts Afternoon Musicale at Home
Mrs. Sidney P. File of 1418 Eighth Avenue SE invites friends to the first in a series of afternoon musicale teas at her home on Friday afternoon. Mrs. File will perform a piano program with assistance from Mrs. Arthur Collins and Miss Eleanor Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney P. File
Eighth Avenue SE
File
Arthur Collins
Eleanor Atkinson
East Side W C T U Picnic and Prohibition Program
The East Side W C T U met Tuesday at Bever Park band Pavilion for a picnic and program led by president Mrs. S B Miller. De votions were by Mrs F B Manville with prayer by Rev E Winslow Brown. Dr Brown spoke on Why I Am a Prohibitionist noting Cedar Rapids once had thirty two saloons for its population. A brief business meeting followed and plans for a tea inviting guests were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Ladies Aid picnic at Ellis Park honors Ruby Mann
Bluff View Ladies Aid held a Wednesday picnic at Ellis park followed by a surprise shower for Miss Ruby Mann. Her marriage to Fred Eaton is set for Sunday at the Little Brown Church near Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
Bluff View
Ellis Park
Ruby Mann
Fred Eaton
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Miss Nelson Returns from Motor Trip
Nephew Chords and party return after spending two and a half weeks touring Detroit Niagara Falls New York City Philadelphia Atlantic City and Washington D C with visits to multiple landmarks and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nelson
Detroit
Niagara Falls
New York City
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Velma L Knowles Weds Lealand A Knowles in Rock Island
Mr and Mrs Earl Thomas of North avenue and Carlisle Street NE announce the marriage of their daughter Velma L to Lealand A Knowles in Rock Island on June 18. The couple will reside with Velma's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Knowles
Earl Thomas
North Avenue
Carlisle Street
Velma L
Lealand A. Knowles
Rock Island
Mrs. Knowles
St Pauls District Ladies Aid Plans Picnic at Ellis Park
St Pauls District No 4 of St Pauls church Ladies Aid will hold a family picnic supper Friday at 6 at the Ellis park duck pond. Members and families are invited and urged to bring a picnic basket and their own dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's District
St. Paul’s Church
Ladies Aid
Ellis Park
Three L Kensington Meet at Mrs Thomas Home
The Three L Kensington group of the First Christian church will meet with Mrs. Carrie Thomas at 1725 D Avenue NE on Friday at 2 30 p m Those assisting include Mesdames R A Spurrier L Dietch Herman Luck Elmer Wightman Thomas Hardiman and G L McCaliey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
First Christian Church
Carrie Thomas
D Avenue NE
Bridge Party Honors Alva Guests in Marion
Mrs. Kenneth W. Reid hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge party at her home 512 Knollwood Drive SE honoring her sister Mrs. Bruce Austin and sister in law Mrs. C E Ellis of Alva Oklahoma. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Ribble Mrs Harold Scott of Marion and Mrs. Sheldon Chubb. Other guests included Mrs. Glenn Stewart of Cedar Rapids Mrs. Leo Brown and Miss Lucile Albaugh of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Reid
Knollwood Drive
Bruce Austin
C. E. Ellis
Alva
Okla
Harry Ribble
Harold Scott
Marion
Sheldon Chubb
Glenn Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Leo Brown
Lucile Albaugh
Mrs. Coie Hosts Luncheon Honoring Miss Gladys Coie
Mrs. R. T. Coie of 1628 Fourth Avenue SE entertained at a Tuesday luncheon in honor of her daughter Miss Gladys Coie a teacher at Santee Nebraska. Guests included Mrs. Ira Gongwer and her daughter Mrs. Don Mumford Mrs. Nettie Sisam and her daughter Miss Nettie Mrs. Gerald Green and her daughter Miss Geraldine Mrs. R. Apple and Mrs. H. E. Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Coie
Fourth Avenue SE
Gladys Coie
Santee
Neb
Ira Gongwer
Don Mumford
Nettie Sisam
Nettie
Gerald Green
Geraldine
R. Apple
H. E. Tuttle
Ward Guests Return Home After Week at Mrs Byrnes
Helen E. Ward and Katherine A. Ward stayed a week with Mrs. M. Byrnes at 719 B avenue NE and have now returned to Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ward and their son John accompanied the guests. Joe McElliott of Ryan and Miss Margaret Neal of Manchester were guests over Sunday, and Miss B. Ward of Monmouth NL was a guest last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Ward
Katherine A. Ward
Jack Burwell Visits Sister After Five-Week Trip
Jack Burwell of 1539 First avenue East arrives from Mildred Minnesota to visit his sister Mrs. G W Kramar. He has been away for five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Burwell
First Avenue E
Mildred, Minn
G. W. Kramar
Detilefs Leaves for Oregon Visit
Herbert Detilefs of 832 Tenth Street SW departed Wednesday for Cogquilla Oregon to visit his brother John Detlefs for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Detilefs
Tenth Street
Cogquilla
Ore
John Detlefs
Make This Model At Home Pattern 2377 Fashion Ad
Pattern 2377 for sizes 36 to 48 describes a practical home frock with scalloped details stitched pleats and a contrasting vestee. It costs 15 cents per pattern, plus catalog 15 cents. total 25 cents for pattern and catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pajama Ball and Camp Games at Hitaga Entertaining
Baseball games at Camp Hitaga featured campers winning 3 to 1 amid ungloved catching and poetry readings by standout players. A pajama ball night included dancing songs and a shoe scramble, with a secret initiation by the Zanthoxylum society led by Connie Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Bernice Reynolds
Ruth Toogood
Ruth Walsmith
Margaret Ann Foster
Joyce Palmer
Alice Powers
Marion Hepner
Mabel van Antwerp
Mary Jane Huber
Eleanor Hanna
Laila Reece
Terry Palmer
Ellen Luberger
Barbara Marshall
Helen Everett
Polly Prahm
Radio Blues
Betty Evarts
Betty Mae Sommers
Zanthoxylum Society
Or Hitaga
Connie
Cameron
Shower Honoring Mrs J Edward Filip Held in Spirit Lake
Mrs Frank Filip Jr and Miss Rosemary Filip hosted a shower at 220 Fifteenth Street NW for Mrs J Edward Filip formerly Merna Newell. Gifts were given to the bride to be and bridge prizes awarded to Bonnie Goldheimer Nina Jesina Alma Janko. An out of town guest was Miss Caroline Weseman of Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Filip, Jr
Rosemary Filip
Fifteenth Street
J. Edward Filip
Spirit Lake
Filip
Mérna Newell
Bonnie Goldheimer
Nina Jesina
Alma Janko
Mesdames V. Janda
Walter Hutchinson
Alfred Danziger
Henry Wesner
Leo Cox
Ernest Nelson
John M. Coenen
Frank Filip
Leona Keppel
Sally Gardner
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Madge la Porte
Dolly Giese
Dorothy Newell
Betty
Laura Merges
Ann Baeumler
Rosemary
Travelers couple attends national meetings and scenic tour
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tisher of 1310 Hinkley avenue NW returned from an East trip. He served as a delegate to the United Commercial Travelers supreme council meeting in Columbus and attended the national optometrists convention in Cleveland. They toured New York, Niagara Falls, and Canada, and visited their son Paul at Harbor Springs, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tisher
Hinkley Avenue
Tisher
Supreme Council
United Commercial Travelers
Columbus
Ohio
National Convention of Optometrists
Cleveland
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
Paul
Harbor Springs
Mich
Dorothy Ellen Prouts Third Birthday Party
Mrs. Fred Prout Jr hosted a party for her daughter Dorothy Ellen celebrating her third birthday. Eight children and their mothers attended with a large central cake and each child received a toy balloon. Mrs. John Prout helped with entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Prout, Jr
First Avenue SE
Dorothy Ellen
John Prout
O. L. A. T. Club Plans Saturday Picnic
Members of O. L. A. T. club will hold a family picnic at Thomas Park on Saturday evening at 6. They are urged to bring the food portions assigned to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. A. T. Club
Thomas Park
City briefs and personals ad list and meeting notice
Cedar Rapids school board postpones its regular meeting from Monday to Wednesday evening as announced by secretary C D Hedberg. The item appears among city briefs and personals including an ice cream social promotion at Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ice Cream Social At St Matthew’s Friday
Attorney E A Johnson who underwent a minor operation in Rochester Minnesota Wednesday is reported as recovering rapidly. Ice cream social announcement appears as community event notice in church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew’s
E. A. Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Chamber of Commerce official called to Fort Dodge by father’s grave illness
N Jay Leonard membership secretary of the Chamber of Commerce was summoned to Fort Dodge Thursday morning due to his father N G Leonard’s serious illness. The elder Leonard had an operation on Sunday and his condition is described as grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Jay Leonard
The
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Dodge
N. G. Leonard
Pastor L. W. Soule organizes Cedar Rapids plant tour
The Rev. L. W. Soule formerly of St. James Methodist Church and now YMCA secretary in Washington Iowa is arranging through the Chamber of Commerce a trip for thirty five Washington boys to Cedar Rapids to tour local industrial plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Soule
St. James Methodist Church
Washington, Ia
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Theft of rifles at Cedar Park shooting gallery
W T Gregory reports two repeating rifles stolen from the Cedar park shooting gallery owned by Clarence Gregory. The burglary occurred between 12:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. on July 11, with unknown thieves gaining access to the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gregory
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Park
Clarence Gregory
East Central Iowa Optometrists Meet in Dubuque
Dr J C Landenberger of 309 First Avenue East will be among speakers at the East Central district meeting of the Iowa Optometrists Association in Dubuque on Sunday. He will discuss "Professional Building."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Landenberger
First Avenue E
Iowa Optometrists Association
Dubuque
Landenberger
T P A Post C Monthly Meeting Picnic
The regular monthly meeting of Post C Iowa division of the T P A will be held Friday evening July 15 at the Duck pond in Ellis park. Members are asked to arrive by 6 30 for the picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post C
Iowa
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Council Orders Paving of 25th Street Drive
With no objections at Thursday’s hearing, the city council passed a resolution of necessity for paving Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE from First Avenue to Second Avenue and ordered plans and specifications prepared. A bid date of August 8 was set by resolution on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Ice Water Flows From City Fountains At Key Corners
Ice water now flows from public fountains at the People's Savings Bank corner the post office corner and Greene's square. The fountains use about 3 000 to 5 000 pounds of ice daily costing six dollars a ton. Iceing usually begins June 1 but was delayed for economy during hotter weather this year. A department of public improvements project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Savings Bank
Post Office
Greene’s Square
Department of Public Improvements
Stars Find Home After Voyages As Hollywood Divorces Rumors Fade
Hollywood gossip notes that even when stars travel or separate from spouses rumors of divorce often fade after vacations. Doug Fairbanks and others sail or tour while wives stay home or join in. some couples vacation together, others travel separately to Europe or Chicago. The piece suggests vacations help family peace and quiet rumor mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Junior
Tashman
Edmund
Lowe
Europe
Fairbanks
Mary
America
Pickford
Irene Dunne
E. F. Griffin
New York
Elissa Landi
J. C. Lawrence
London
Mariene
Dietrich
Rudolph Sieber
Claudette Colbert
Norman Foster
Los Angeles
Chicago
Hollywood
Veterans march near Capitol as Congress prepares adjournment
A weary line of veterans continued their bonus demonstration around the Capitol grounds. Police forced them to move while temporary rests on the library steps were avoided. Organizers and supporters, including Roy Robertson, pressed for passage of Patman’s bonus bill as Congress prepared to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Grounds
Congress
Capitol Steps
Congressional Library
Capitol Plaza
Capitol
Metropolitan Police
Edward B. McLean
Washington Society
Pelham Glassford
Roy Robertson
California
Patman
Tex
City Hall notes on curb work and gas mains
City council received a petition from eleven property owners for curb and gutter on Mallory street SW from Eighteenth to Nineteenth avenues. The Cedar Rapids Gas company won permission to install mains on the west parking of Tenth street SE at Second avenue and the east parking of Second at Twenty-fourth street. Hubbard Commission company denied for a loading platform at 96 B avenue NE. Edgewood road resurfacing from O avenue to Johnson avenue NW approved with joint-work rules with Linn county. Waivers listed for properties not on city side. W M Coykendall received a permit to build a $3500 store at 1531 First avenue SE. R S McIntyre awarded the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Nineteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Tenth Street
Second Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Hubbard Commission Company
B Avenue
Edgewood Road
O Avenue
Johnson Avenue NW
Linn County
W. M. Coykendall
First Avenue E
City Building Department
First Avenue
Sfe
R. S. McIntyre
City allows VFW to sell buddy poppies in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids city council granted the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post authority to sell buddy poppies on the streets on November 11. The effort funds the VFW home in Eaton Rapids and supports local veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cedar Rapids
Eaton Rapids
Vart Hem Quips Over Stock Loan Security
In a sharp exchange a broker quips about loaning $25 to Peterson and wonders what security stands behind the note. The reply laments never getting the security back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
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Miss Cherry
Miss Shambaugh
Horton Baileys
East Side
Miss Mann
Allison Hotel
Kenneth Reid
Mrs. Coie
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
Hitaga
Mrs
N. J. Leonard
Til
T. P. A. Picnic
25Th Street
Ans
Robert Grandon
Doug, JR
Olivier and
Montgomery
City Hall
Buekler
Sioi
Catfish
South Second Street
Rothmoors
Coats
Your
H. J. Robertson Electric CO
West End
First Avenue Bridge
Dial
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Second St. S. E
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