Mount VernonLisbon Ladies Day Party At Club
Thirty five women enjoyed the first ladies day of the season at Mount Vernon Lisbon Country Club with a noon picnic luncheon. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. H G Gilliland Mrs Dana Wilcox Mrs Laurence Current Miss Bueta Bennett and Miss Hortense Hunt. Social committee members included Mrs E C Pratt Mrs Ralph Kleinfelter Mrs Clarence Bohlander Mrs Howard Johnston and Miss Ruby Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon-Lisbon Country Club
H. G. Gilliland
Dana Wilcox
Laurence Current
Bueta Bennett
Hortense Hunt
E. C. Pratt
Ralph Kleinfelter
Clarence Bohlander
Howard
Harrisburg
Douglas Parsons
Washington, D. C
S. L. Chandler
Cedar Rapids
Orville Hepner
Earl North
Burgstahlers
Nancy Page quilt club guides applique of boat block
A Cedar Rapids Gazette feature describes Nancy Page quilt club members using two white gingham squares and a traced boat outline to create a center quilt block. Instructions cover cutting patterns, turning edges, patch placement for sails, and the slanting hemming stitch for appliqué.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mieapers
Nancy Page Quilt Club
O Mwith
Nancy
Earlville Picnic Honors Van Osdels at Thrill's Park
Relatives and friends from Earlville and surrounding towns gathered Sunday at Thrill's Park in Manchester to honor Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van Osdel of Chicago. Attendees included Harriet Schutte of Los Angeles Tom Landis and Merwin Doughty families from Farley Jesup Earlville and Colesburg along with several Grimes and Wessel clan members and extended kin from Dubuque Clinton and other locales. The Rev. J. H. and Mrs. J. H. joined the gathering as host speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrill’s Park
Manchester
W. C. van Osdel
Chicago
Harriet Schutte
Los Angeles
Calif
Tom Landis
Farley
Merwin Doughty
Virginia
Tommy
Jesup
Rose Klaus
Cora
Earl and
Paul
Earlville
J. C.bolsinger
Wilma
Myr
Ronald Schaffer
Clark
Ronald
J. R. Grimes
Forrest and
Leeland
Emma
Harold Grimes
Clifford Grimes
June
Robert Wilson
Dicky
Frank Grimes
Marie
Blanche
Donald Wessel
Betty
Garland
Ed Hodges
Eugene
Colesburg
Merlin Osborne
Dubuque
Myron Eighmey
Clinton
J. H
Thompson Family Takes Two Week Vacation in Hopkins
Thompson former pastor of the Methodist church at Hopkins Missouri is spending a two weeks vacation at the home of their son Dr and Mrs H Thompson.
Social notes from Vinton events and engagements
Vinton society pages report a theater party for twelve guests hosted by Vinton Jane Ellis in honor of Chicago guest Jean Gilmore at her grandparents home. A Community Harmony club picnic at Riverside park drew fifty two members and guests with out of town attendees from Cedar Rapids and Van Horne. Ruth and Violet Wilson from New York City were honored at a Riv erside park picnic with Wilson family members. A dinner at Ward tea room hosted twelve bridge club members and three honored guests from Minneapolis and Bakersfield. Jeanette Olson of Eagle Grove and T. J. Hill of Tulsa announce their upcoming marriage for June thirty in Tulsa where they will reside. Hill will join Olson, a former Vinton junior high teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ellis
Jean Gilmore
Chicago
W. G. Ridge
L. W. Ellis
Community Harmony Club
Riverside Park
Wills Clark
John Cottrell
Hazel Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Vernon Coffman
van Horne
Wilson
Ruth
Violet Wilson
New York City
Sherm Wilson
Harry Lowry
Minneapolis
Leo Hart
Bakersfield
Calif
Milo Harper
Ward Tea Room
Vinton Friends
Jeanette Olson
Eagle Grove
T. J. Hill
Tulsa
Okla
Hill
Pauline Page Marries Dorance Smith of Ottumwa
Sigourney Lloyd Page announces the marriage of his daughter Pauline Page to Dorance Smith of Ottumwa. The Rebekah lodge installed officers Tuesday with Noble grand Mrs. Arthur Goeldner and a full slate of officers including vice noble grand Mrs. Henry Utterback secretary Mrs. John Morrow treasurer Mrs. Tillie Blaise conductress Mrs. Jessie De Marce chaplain Mrs. Laura Morris guards Mrs. Lucy Smith and Mrs. Katharine Goeldner appointive officers Clara Klein Schmidt Mrs. George Wallerick Mary Kleinschmidt Alta Brown Roberta Greenhalgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Page
Pauline Page
Dorance Smith
Ottumwa
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Arthur Goeldner
Henry Utterback
John Morrow
Tillie Blaise
Jessie de Marce
Laura Morris
Lucy Smith
Katharine Goeldner
Clara Klein Schmidt
George Wallerick
Mary Kleinschmidt
Alta Brown
Roberta Greenhalgh
Wapello Couple Marian Allen and Frank Bodre Married
Miss Marian Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Harland Allen of Wapello wed Frank Bodre son of Mr and Mrs Claude Bodre of Port Louisa on Friday in Rock Island They plan to live on the Huffman farm east of Wapello Bodre works at the Port Louisa pumping plant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Allen
Harland Allen
Wapello
Frank Bodre
Claude Bodre
Port Louisa
Rock Island
Huffman Farm
Bodre
Missing Quilt Block Request From Nancy Page
Notice invites readers to mail ten cents per missing Brother-Sister Quilts block and an addressed stamped envelope to Nancy Page at The Cedar Rapids Gazette, copyright 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Page
Cedar Rapids
The
Local social and club notices from Honolulu area
Manchester Josephine Church of Honolulu and Mrs Elizabeth Poole of Berkeley California were guests Tuesday at a party by Mrs Charles J Leeds. The Woman's Relief corps will hold its annual picnic at Thrill park Wednesday. The Manchester Garden club will hold its annual picnic at Thrill park Friday at 1 p.m. Mrs Fred A Doolittle will entertain Mrs Charles Springate's Community church Kensington society at her home Wednesday. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs John W Greensey and Frank Lundell. Thirty six persons attended a choir picnic of the Methodist Episcopal church at Thrill park Thursday in honor of Mrs Melvin Richardson of Phoenix Arizona, a former choir director, visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Church
Honolulu
Elizabeth Poole
Berkeley
Calif
Charles J. Leeds
Joseph Hutchinson
Woman's Relief Corps
Thrill Park
Manchester Garden Club
Fred A. Doolittle
Charles Springate
Community Church Kensington Society
John W. Greensey
Frank Lundell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Melvin Richardson
Phoenix
Ariz
Housewives Hostesses Share Country Club Afternoon
Mrs. E. J. Rutenbeck entertained eighteen guests at the Country club with games swimming and fancy work followed by luncheon. The Zion Evangelical church Ladies Aid met in church parlors with a group of seven hostesses including Mrs. M. V. Pauls Mrs. Emil Dircks Mrs. Carl Dircks Mrs. William Nier meyer Mrs. William Burhop and Mrs. F. H. Strackbein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Rutenbeck
Ladies Aid Society
The
Zion Evangelical Church
M. V. Pauls
Emil Dircks
Carl Dircks
William Niermeyer
William Burhop
F. H. Strackbein
Birthday and social gatherings in Springville area
A series of neighborhood events honors birthdays and hosts gatherings in Springville. Mrs Allie Beck marks another birthday at Butler Park with Merle Roberts Maude Keithly and others among the guests including Myra Smith Myrtle Secrist Nellie Secrist Irma Schwab and several more. L A Johnston hosts a bridge party for her sister Mrs J W Smith of Cleveland with a guest list featuring Alexander Taylor Ivan Breneman J G Lovejoy L L Batchelder Helen Pearson and other local residents. The Larkin club meets at Mrs Tom Daniels while Cornelia Knight leads the Dorcas class gathering. Mrs Anna Sterner and Mrs Marjorie Levsen entertain the Willing Workers, planning a Harvest Home dinner. Thursday soir heed features Rev Mr and Mrs Bing and two daughters from Nebraska City along with Mrs Knouf and Vivian Knouf from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Park
Allie Beck
Merle Roberts
Maude Keithly
Myra Smith
Myrtle Secrist
Nellie Secrist
Irma’ Schwab
Margaret Colehour
Capitola Gunn
Minnie Whitehill
L. A. Johnston
J. W. Smith
Cleveland
Alexander Taylor
Ivan Brenneman
J.G. Lovejoy
L. L. Batchelder
Helen Pearson
Margaret Reed
Virginia
Winnifred Wiley
Lone Tree Boy Surprised on Thirteenth Birthday at Home
Mrs M R Griebel led Warren Carpenter’s Sunday school class in a birthday surprise for his thirteenth birthday at his Lone Tree home. Class members Harold Brinkmeyer John Crawford Marion Carpenter Robert Domine Robert Eden Llewelyn Green Arthur Horrell Willie Horrell Carl Johanson Jimmy Loehr Harold Robinson Gayle Toland among others attended with Walter Bernaten Loren Brown John O Connor and Mr and Mrs Robinson and their two children plus Mr and Mrs Griebel and Margaret Ruth Refreshments were served by Mrs Carpenter and Geraldine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren‘ Carpenter
M. R. Griebel
Lone Tree
Harold Brinkmeyer
John Crawford
Marion Carpenter
Robert Domine
Robert Eden
Llewelyn Green
Arthur Horrell
Willie Horrell
Carl Johanson
Jimmy Loehr
Harold Robinson
Gayle Toland
Walter Bernaten
Loren Brown
John O'Connor
Robinson
Griebel
Margaret Ruth
Legion Auxiliary hosts gathering at Newhall hall
Newhall Mrs Louis Stoecker Mrs John Schiotterbeck and Mrs Louis Schirm entertain the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion hall Monday evening. Mrs James A Rife honored at a Two in One club picnic Friday at O H Huyck home. Mrs Rife and daughter depart for Bethlehem Pa after a month’s visit. Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church meets Wednesday with Mrs T E Seilhamer. Mrs J Connor and Mrs PA Husted assist as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stoecker
John Schiotterbeck
Louis Schirm
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
James A. Rife
O. H. Huyck
Rife
Bethlehem
Aid: Society .of the Presbyterian Church
T.E
Seilhamer
Connor
Husted
Riverside Garden Club Meets at Walsh Home
The Riverside Garden club met at Mrs. C. W. Walsh and heard a paper by Mrs. Katherine Thomann. Attendees included Mrs. Stransky and Mrs. Griffin, with plans for a July 21 meeting at Mrs. E W. Ford’s home. Senior Needle club entertained by Miss Helen Shradel with guests Zelda Shebek and Mrs. Albert Hahn of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Garden
C. W. Walsh
Katherine Thomann
Joseph Stransky
Ene Griffin
Henry Griffin
William O'Loughlin
Anna Kern
E W. Ford
Helen Shradel
Zelda Shebek
Albert Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Asere
Frances Kephart
Alice
Farewell Party Held for Mrs Goldie Roberts
A farewell gathering was hosted Wednesday by Ainsworth The Delta Delt and Tuesday bridge clubs at the home of Mrs Gladys Evans. Guests included Mrs Gertrude Arnold and her daughter Mary Ruth of New Mexico, and Mrs Murray Mc Creedy and her son Gordon Joe of Brighton. The Happy Hour club met last week with Mrs Mac Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Goldie Roberts
Gladys Evans
Happy Hour
Mac Gordon
Gertrude, Arnold
Mary Ruth
New Mexico
Murray McCreedy
Gordon Joe
Brighton
Cascade Couple Wed at St. Mary's Du buque
Miss Margaret Scharry of Dubuque and Thomas Oeschger of Cascade were married Thursday morning at St. Mary’s Church in Dubuque. Mrs. Oeschger is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Scharry, former Cascade residents. Mr. Oeschger is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Oeschger of Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret. Scharry
Dubuque
Thomas Oeschger
Cascade
St. Mary’s Church
Oeschger
Joseph Scharry
Charles Oeschger
Keswick I. Y. T. Club Annual Children's Picnic
The I. Y. T. club held its annual children's picnic Tuesday at Montz's Grove. Mrs. Frank Wright entertained St. Mary's Circle Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Ada McBride and Miss Vera McBride of Keswick, Lucille and Geraldine Wright of Des Moines, and Mrs. John Gorman of Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Y. T. Club
Montz’s Grove
Frank Wright
St. Mary’s Circle
Ada McBride
Vera McBride
Keswick
Lucille
Geraldine Wright
Des Moines
John Gorman
Hills
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Florence
la. Ganke
Mt. Vernon-Lisbon
H. J. Burgstahler
Frank Hodgson
Mildred Burgstahler
Gertrude Wolfe
St. Paul
Faith Burgstahler
Charles Alexander, Jr
Charles R.keyes
Leila Huebsch
H. A. Miller
Charles Hartung
Margaret
Mary Hodgson
Rochester
Mihn
Walter B. Hodgson
Methodist
Elizabeth Wallis
E. T. Gough
Margaret Hedges
Margaret Risser
Epworth League
Upper Palisades
Franklin Littell
Edwin Rogers
Paris Academy
Paris
Bezdek
Bezdek’s
Florist
Johnson Avenue NW
Sigourney
Lowden
TAUPE
MAST
Dial
Springville
Newhall
Riverside
Ainsworth
Aas
Wiltons
Axminsters
Davenport
Second Avenue
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