Luncheon And Dinner Honor Miss Cherry Before Wedding
Bridal party members and out of town guests arrived for pre nuptial festivities honoring Miss Virginia Cherry and David James Luick of Chicago. A luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club hosted by Miss Agatha Cherry and Miss Nell Cherry featured pink roses and garden flowers. Dinner Saturday at First Presbyterian Church will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cherry
David James Luick
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Agatha
Nell Cherry
Third Avenue SE
Huncheon
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Isaac B Smith
Country Club Drive
Pegey Parrish
Paris
Helen Frazier
Piqua
Ohio
Robert Luick
Marian Luck
John Travis
C J. Travis
Minneapolis
Charles Morris
C E Clinton
Alfred Hiatt
Winnetka
Des Moines Girl Visits Family in Local Stay
Miss Elizabeth Shambaugh of Des Moines spends the week with Miss Esther Yothers at the J F Yothers residence 2034 Fourth avenue SE. Her parents Mr and Mrs J J Shambaugh will drive here from Des Moines to bring her home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shambaugh
Des Moines
Esther Yothers
J F Yothers
Fourth Avenue SE
J J Shambaugh
Turner family to return from Glen Lake Michigan
Mr and Mrs David Turner of 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE will return Saturday morning from Glen Lake Michigan where they visited for their daughter Miss Virginia Turner who has spent a short time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Glenlake
Mich
Virginia Turner
Summer travels and social notices fill Cedar Rapids page
Mr and Mrs Horton Bailey plan a Northern Pine camp trip after leaving Friday. Mrs Sidney P File hosts a series of musical teas with piano program, assisted by Mrs Arthur Collins and Miss Eleanor Atkinson. East Side W C T U gathers for picnic and program at Bever Park with Dr Brown speaking on prohibition. Bluff View Ladies Aid picnic at Fils Park and a surprise shower for Miss Ruby Mann before her Sunday wedding. Miss Nanna Nelson and nephew George return from a two and a half week motor trip to major eastern cities. Velma Thomas to Lealand A Knowles wed in Rock Island on June 18 and will live with Velma’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Bailey
Park Terrace SE
Northern Pine Camp
Park Rapids
Minn
Sidney P. File
Eighth Avenue SE
File
Arthur Collins
Eleanor Atkinson
W. C T U
Bever Park
S B Muller
F.B Manville
E. Winslow Brown
C C. Hover
Robert
Ernest Singer
Tom Stastny
Velma Christie
Ladies Aid Society of
Bluff View
Fils Park
Ruby Mann
Fred Eaton
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Thomas-Knowles
Earl Thomas
North Avenue
Carlisle Street
Velma
Lealand A Knowles
Rock Island
St Pauls District 4 Plans Family Supper and Meetings
St Pauls Church Ladies Ald district 4 will host a family supper Friday at 6 at Filis Park duck pond. Members are asked to bring picnic baskets and own dishes. The Three Kensineton class of First Christian Church will meet with Mrs Carrie Thomas at 239 pm Friday, assisted by Mesdames Spurrier, Dietch, Luck, Wightman, Hardiman, and McCalies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's District
St Pauls Church
Ladies Ald
Filis Park
Kenuneton
The
First Christian Church
Carrie Thomas
Thomas
R A Spurrier
L. Dietch
Herman Luck Elmer Wightman
Thomas Hardiman
G L McCalies
Olat Club
Thomas Park
Aunt Het Sex Appeal Comment Sparks Faint Controversy
A homely woman named Aunt Het defends her own sex appeal amid public chatter. She argues true attractiveness remains regardless of appearance and notes men do not pursue her as they do more conventionally attractive women. The remark stirs local discussion.
Mrs Kenneth Neid Hosts Bridge Party Honoring Relatives
Mrs Kenneth W Reid hosted a bridge party at 512 Knollwood Drive SE on Wednesday afternoon honoring her sister Mrs Bruce Austin and sister in law Mrs C E Ellis both of Alva Okla Prizes were won by Mrs Harry Rubble Mrs Harold Scott of Marion and Mrs Sheldon Chub Attendees 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 C £. Ellis
Alva
Okla
Harry Rubble
Harold Scott
Marion
Sheldon Chub
Glenn Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Leo Brown
Lucile Albaugh
Luncheon Honoring Miss Gladys Cole At Home
Mrs R T Cole entertained at a Tuesday luncheon honoring her daughter Miss Gladys Cole a teacher at Santee Neb. Guests included Mrs Ira Gongwer and daughter Mrs Don Mumford Mrs Nettie Sisam and daughter Miss Nettie Mrs Gerald Green and daughter Miss Geraldine and Mrs R Apple and Mrs HE Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R T Cole
Fourth Avenue SE
Gladys Cole
Santee
Neb
Ira Gongwer
Don Mumford
Nettie Sisam
Nettie
Gerald Green
Geraldine
R Apple
HE. Tuttle
Ward Guests Return Home After Visit to Mrs Byrnes
Helen E Ward and Katherine A Ward, guests of Mrs AI Byrnes at 719 B avenue NE for a week, have returned to Ryan. Mr and Mrs WOW Ward and their son John came for them. Joe McElliott of Ryan and Miss Margaret Neal of Manchester were guests of Mrs Byrnes over Sunday, and Miss B Ward of Monmouth, Sr., was her guest last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E Ward
Katherine A Ward
AI Byrnes
Avenue
Ryan
Wow Ward
John
Joe McElliott
Margaret Neal
Manchester
Byrnes
Miss B Ward
Monmouth
Local Visitor Reaches Sister After Five Weeks Away
Jack Burwell of 1539 First Avenue East arrived from Muldred Mainn to visit his sister Mrs W Kramar. He has been away for five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Burwell
First Avenue E
Muldred Mainn
Detlefs Brothers to Host Visit in Coquilla Ore
Herbert Detlefs of 832 Tenth Street SW left Wednesday for Coquilla Oregon to visit his brother John Detlefs for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Detlefs
Tenth Street
Coquilla
Ore
John Detlefs
Make This Model At Home Pattern Description
Home sewing notice describes Pattern 2377 by Anne Adams with steps and diagrams. It advertises sizes up to 4B, mock lapels, and stitched pleats for versatile frocks. Catalog and pattern set offered for twenty five cents plus postage, with address details for The Gazette-Republic Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byanst Adams
Atue Adams
Tneere
Anne Adams
Gazette-Re- Rahuiewn Patter
Wiest Seventeenth Street
New York City
Pajama Ball Lights Up Camp Hitaga With Colorful Games
Baseball games at Camp Hitaga featured campers led by Eggie Reynolds defeating a team led by Alice Powers. A councilors vs campers game ended 3 to 1 in favor of the campers before darkness. Highlights included ungloved catches and a catcher without a mask. The pajama ball caused dancing and songs, a shoe scramble, and a secret initiation into the Zanthoxylum society led by Connie Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Eggie Reynolds
Alice Powers
Bernice Reynolds
Ruth Toogood
Ruth Walsmth
Margaret Ann Foster
Joyce Palmer
Marion Hepner
Mabel van Antwerp
Mary Jane Huber
Eleanor Hanna
Councillors
Latla Reece
Terry Palmer
Ellen Luberger
Barbara Marshall
Helen Everett
Polly Prahm
Betty Exarts
Betty Mae Sommers
Zanthoxylum Society
Camp
Hitaea
Connie’ Cameron
Shower Honors Mrs Edward Flip at Miss Filp Home
Mrs Frank Filp Jr and Miss Rosemary Filip hosted a Tuesday evening shower at 220 Fifteenth Street N for Mrs Edward Flip, following her July 3 Spirit Lake wedding. Guests enjoyed Bridge with Bonnie Goldheimer high, Nina Jesina second, Alma Janko consolation. gifts were given and many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Filp, Jr
Rosemary Filip
Fifteenth Street N
Edward Flip
Spirit Lake
Filip
Merna Newell
Bonnie Goldheimer
Nina Jesina
Alma Janko
Vi Janna Walter Hutchinson
Alfred Danser
Henry Wesner
Leo Cox
Ernesto
Frank Filip, Jr
Edward Fito
Jabn
M Coenen
Frank Fiago
le Mises
Leona Keppe
Sails Gardner
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Madge la Porte Daly
Gtese
Dorothy Newell
Betty
Latun Moerces
Ann Bacumler
Roemars
Mauss
Caroline Weseman
Martelle
Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Personal Notices
Ice cream social at Olivet Friday and St Matthew's Friday advertised. Cedar Rapids School Board postposes Monday meeting to Wednesday evening per secretary C D Hedberg. Attorney E A Johnson recovering after minor operation in Rochester. N Jay Leonard travels to Fort Dodge for ill father. grave condition after operation. Rev L W Soule planning to bring 35 Washington boys to Cedar Rapids for plant tour with Chamber. Police report two repeating rifles stolen from Clarence Gregory Cedar Park shooting gallery between 12 30 a m and 7 p m July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
N. Jay Leonard
The
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Dodge
Leonard
L. W Soule
St. James Methodist Church
Washington, Ia
Washington
WTT
Gregory
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Park
Clarence Gregory
Optometrists to Meet in Dubuque Sunday
Dr J C Landenberger of 309 First Avenue East will speak on Professional Building at the East Central district meeting of the Iowa Optometrists Association to be held Sunday in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Landenberger
First Avenue E
Iowa Optometrists Association
Dubuque
Landenberger
Veterans march persists as Congress readies adjournment
A sleepy line of veterans continues the Capitol rally as Congress nears adjournment. A 800 strong parade forms on the steps while patrols move the marchers along and supporters bring food and coffee to sustain the protest for payment of the bonus. Roy Robertson coordinates efforts from the California camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Grounds
Congress
Capitol
Congressional Library
Capitol Plaza
Metropolitan Police
Edward B. McLean
Washington Society
Pelham Glassford
Roy Robertson
California
Rep
Patman
Tex
Post C T P A Holds July Picnic Meeting at Ellis Park
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. The committee asks all members 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
City council passes resolution of necessity for paving Twenty-fifth Street drive SE from First to Second avenues after hearing no objections. Plans and specifications ordered, and a bid date of August 8 is set and filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
25Th Street
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Public Fountains Pour Ice Water As City Cuts Costs
Ice water now flows from fountains at the People’s Savings Bank corner the post office corner and Greene’s square. Fountains require two icings daily totaling about 3000 to 5000 pounds of ice. Ice costs the city six dollars a ton. Icing, normally begun June 1, was delayed to hotter weather as an economy measure. Project run by the department of public improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Savings Bank
Post Office
Greene’s Square
Department of Public Improvements
Stars Seek Distance Then Return Home in Hollywood Rumors
Hollywood couples dodge divorce rumors by vacations apart then reconciling. Doug Fairbanks Jr and others sail or tour while spouses stay home, with Ruth Chatterton and Ralph Forbes vacationing separately. The piece notes vacations lessen gossip and preserve family peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashman
Edmund
Lowe
Europe
Doug
Fairbanks
Mary
America
Pickford
Irene Dunne
Griffin
New York
Elissa Landi
J. C. Lawrence
London
Marlene
Dietrich
Rudolph Sieber
Claudette Colbert
Norman Foster
Los Angeles
Chicago
Hollywood
N. NH
Cedar Rapids City Council Acts On Street Projects
The Cedar Rapids City Council reviewed a petition from eleven property owners for curb and gutter work on Mallory Street SW from 18th to 19th Avenues. It granted Cedar Rapids Gas permission to lay mains on W parking of Tenth Street SE at Second Avenue and E parking of Second at 24th Street. Hubbard Commission Co. was denied permission for a loading platform at 96 B Avenue NE. Edgewood Road resurfacing and grading from Decavenue to Johnson Avenue NW was approved with Linn County joint-work rules. Waivers for noncity property owners were listed. W M Coykendall received a permit to build a $3,500 store at 1531 First Avenue SE, with R S Meme listed as contractor. The council also allowed the local VFW post to sell buddy poppies on Cedar Rapids streets on November 11 to support the national home at Eaton Rapids Michigan.
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
Decavenue
Johnson Avenue NW
Linn County
W M. Coykendall
First Avenue
City Building Department
R. S. Meme
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cedar Rapids
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Loan dispute echoes in Stockholm finance circles
In Swedish financial chatter Peterson owes 25 and the lender doubts repayment prospects. The exchange hints at strained credit relations and risk in small loans amid a cautious market.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Car “Ity. B. Lin Npe Yee Lll
Miss Cherry
Miss Shambaugis
Horton Baileys
Miss Mann
Miss Nelson
Nanna Nelson
George Nelson
Detroit Niigara Falls
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington, DC
Allison Hotel
Kenneth Neid
Mrs. Coie
Minnesota
Hitaga
Varty
Mrs
Harry Tisher
Hinkley Avenue
East
Tisher
Supreme Council
United Commercial Travelers
Columbus
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Canada
Paul
Harbor Springs
Fred Prout
First Avenue SE
Dorothy Ellen
Armine
Wilreeh
Joann Prout
OL Act Club
Enna
CvEerys
St. Matthew's
E. A. Johnson
Rochester
N. J. Leonard
T. F. A. Picnic
Montgomery
Robert Grandon
Junior) Fairbanks
Bob Mongomery Lawrence
Ronny Coleman
Olivier
Edwin Knopf
Cecil de
Kryptok
M. E. Garmoe Jewelers and Optometrist
Cone’s
South Second Street
Nply
Rothmoors
Coats
City Hall
Peterson
Stockholm
Buckler
H. J. Robertson Electric Co
West End
First Avenue Bridge
Dial
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Second St. S. E
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