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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1935

Page

12

Vacationers Return From Short Trips Across Midwest

Local families resume home life after multiple weekend and two week trips. A W H Lenders and Owen N Elliott, with accompanying spouses, return from Lake of the Woods Ontario. Other groups wrapped up visits in Chicago Champlain and Long Beach Michigan City, inviting a summer rest of the season.

Elliotts van Vechten Shaffer Nassau Street Herbert Stamats Linden Drive Chicago Drake Hotel Edward Sheehy Long Beach Michigan City Mary van Vechten Susan Angev

Cedar Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in W F W Hall

Officers of Cedar Rebekah lodge were installed at a meeting in the W F W hall conducted by district deputy president Mrs Ruth Booze and staff from Marion lodge. Inducted were Beatrice Cox Ruth Amsteed Mary Schamberger Mae Walsh Viana Dahn Blanche Little Effie Neill Addie Sleight Anne Belehrad Hulda Wood Adelia Middaugh Gladys Cox Hazel Bane Dorothy Wrogh Thelma Behn Anna Mrstik Pearl Holcomb Mate Barth.

Cedar Rebekah Lodge W. F. W. Hall Ruth Booze Ella Harding Marion Lodge Beatrice Cox Noble Grand Ruth Amsteed Mary Schamberger Mae Walsh Viana Dahn Blanche Little Effie Neill Addie Sleight Anne Belehrad Hulda Wood Adelia Middaugh Gladys Cox Hazel -Bane Inside Guardian Dorothy Wrogh Outside Guardian Thelma “Behn Anna Mrstik Pearl Holcomb Mth KR Dose Mate Barth

Kohinke Family Reunion Held in Cedar Rapids Park

The thirteenth annual Kohinke reunion was held in a Cedar Rapids park on Sunday with forty eight attendees. Charles Rech was elected president and Mrs. Fred Thompson became secretary and treasurer. Various families from Solon North Liberty Central City Marion Cedar Rapids attended, including Mr and Mrs John Krob Marvin Stohle C Scott and daughter and many others.

T He Kohinke Park Sunday Charles Rech Fred Thompson Kose John Krob Marvin Stohle C. Scott Solon Cerhan North Liberty Wayne Hutchins Central City Ralph Glass M. J. Busenbark Walter Roch Henry Cambridge Leo Peters Cedar Rapids Charles Fikers George Burns Clifford Burns Marion

Miss Anna Neff Weds Paul L. Bishop in Home Ceremony

Miss Anna Neff daughter of Mrs. Mary Neff and Paul L. Bishop son of Mrs. Anna Bishop of Los Angeles wed in a 9:30 am ceremony at the bride's mother's home in Cedar Rapids witnessed by relatives. Attendants included Lillian Neff and Mrs. Chester Ainsworth with James Boyd O Donnell as best man. The couple will reside at 1310 B avenue NE after a short wedding trip.

Anna Neff Mary Neff Avenue Paul L. Bishop Anna Bishop Los Angeles Chester Ainsworth Lillian Neff Miss Neff James Boyd O’donnell William Neff Joseph Ainsworth

Return to Chicago After Visit With Family

Miss Julia Robbins of Chicago and Mrs. Otto Dvorak of Oak Park return home after visits with relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. Munger and daughters Dorothy and Maurene also traveled from Milwaukee earlier, with Dvorak joining from Chicago.

Julia Robbins Chicago Thomas Yarnall Mr. Yarnall First Avenue E Otto Dvorak Oak Park Inl Grant B. Munger

Marie Swab Receives Master of Arts Degree

Miss Marie Swab of 823 G avenue NW returned Monday from Chicago with her brother George Swab. She earned a Master of Arts degree July 5 from the Presbyterian College of Christian Education in religious education and church music. She studied organ with Prof. Frank Van Dusen and choral directing with Leo Sowerby of the American Conservatory of Music.

Marie Swab G Avenue Chicago George Swab Miss Swab Presbyterian College of Christian Education Frank van Dusen Leo Sowerby American Conservatory of Music

Miss Barrett Honored by Beta Sigma Phi at Breakfast

Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met for breakfast at the Montrose hotel to compliment Miss Kathryn Barrett whose marriage to Raymond Kremer of Independence is to be solemnized July 23. The sorority presented Miss Barrett a gift.

Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Business Girls’ Sorority Montrose Hotel Kathryn Barrett Raymond Kremer Independence Miss Barrett

Doris Glime 18th Birthday Pool Party Honors

Doris Glime celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a pool party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs H E Glime at 1021 Eleventh Avenue SE. Attending were Doris Glime Donald De Fore Virginia De Fore Leslie Johnson Mary Louise Wiley William Hughes Irma Gregor Louis Barr Marguerite Grime and Harold Whitakre of Maquoketa.

Doris Glime H. E. Glime Eleventh Avenue SE Donald de Fore Virginia de Fore Leslie Johnson Mary Louise Wiley William Hughs Irma Gregor Louis Barr Marguerite Grime Harold Whitakre Maquoketa

Markham-Daughter Doris Elizabeth Weds Theodore Elwood Carter

Mrs Anna Markham of 1912 Third Street SW announces the marriage of her daughter Doris Elizabeth Markham to Theodore Elwood Carter son of Mrs and Mrs Henry Carter of 438 Eighth Avenue SW. The ceremony occurred March 28 in Iowa City with Rev H D Henry performing the double ring rite. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Roy Brague, the groom’s brother and sister. Both bride and groom attended Grant High School. Mr Carter is with Carpenter-Johnson Company. They will reside at 438 Eighth Avenue SW.

Anna Markham Third Street Doris Elizabeth Markham Carter Henry~Carter Eighth Avenue Iowa City H. D. Henry Roy Brague Grant High School

Cottage auction noted for Moose Lake Minn entrusts

Miss Mary Diserens of 125 Twelfth Street NE and Miss Nora Haller of 228 Fourteenth Street NE expressed intent last week to sell their cottage on Moose Lake Minnesota.

Mary Diserens Twelfth Street Nora Haller Fourteenth Street Moose Lake Minn

High Strung Jill And Quiet Husband Are Perfect Match

Mary Manners notes Jill a lively spouse and her silent husband form a complementary pair. She contrasts their temperaments and cites their domestic harmony. The column shares a reader letter about hosting at home dances with lemonade and cookies, praising the neighborhood social idea.

Jill Mary Manners Miss Manners

When Parents Treat Her as Child In Social Rights

ATLAS answers a reader 18 who asks why she cannot date without a parent or brother as a chaperone. The guidance urges showing maturity by hosting friends at home and forming groups, so her parents gain trust and ease restrictions.

Miss Manners

L N Hasking 70 Dies in Oelwein

L N Hasking a 70 year old retired dry goods merchant of Oelwein died Monday in Oelwein hospital after a five week stay due to a lung abscess. He had injuries from a November automobile crash in Tennessee while en route to Florida. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday. He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Helen Lotts a grandson Leonard Lotts and a brother W C Hasking of Cristobal Canal Zone Panama. He was an elder of the Presbyterian church.

Oelwein L. N. Hasking Oelwein Hospital Tennessee Florida Hasking Helen Lotts Leonard Lotts W. C. Hasking Cristobal Canal Zone Panama The Presbyterian Church

Jolas Delivers Final Cornell Piano Recital

Jacques Jolas closed a three concert series at Cornell college chapel Mount Vernon with works by Couperin Ravel Moussorgsky Debussy. The program featured Tombeau de Couperin Pictures at an Exhibition Estampes and encores The Sunken Cathedral Goldfishes and Etude in E minor.

Eleanor Taylor Jacques Jolas Cornell College Mount Vernon Ravel Moussorgsky Debussy Jolas Couperin Rameau Chopin

Fire damages Solon cafe in early morning blaze

A fire in the Solon cafe caused about $1,000 damage, early Sunday, in the new kitchen addition. The blaze was discovered around 2 a.m. and partly covered by insurance. The cafe is owned and run by Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dunahoo.

SOLON Solon Cafe Pete Dunahoo

Tornado Strikes Oelwein Vicinity Causing Farm Damage

A Sunday storm of tornado intensity hit five miles southwest of Oelwein with hail and high winds. Affected farms report a destroyed barn, garage and silo swept away, a windmill ruined, and trees blown down across a one and a half mile strip from Sumner to Fairbank. Crops suffered heavy damage including oats and corn.

Oelwein Sumner Fairbank Albert Moritz Ed Myers Joe Puff Earl Miller Frank Chase Everett Smith Hook and Eye

Middleton Funeral Plans No Service Here for Middleton

Francis Marion Drake, 78, a retired farmer, died at 11 am Monday at 1547 Washington Ave SE after a lingering illness. He lived in Cedar Rapids 16 years and is survived by wife Alice, children Donald E Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Frank Sherrer Manchester, and sister Mrs. Mary Ferguson Kirksville Mo. Services will be in Beatty chapel at a time to be announced. The body of George Middleton will be taken to Winnipeg for services and burial, with callers welcome at Gaffney and Moore chapel until 8 this evening.

George Middleton Winnipeg Gaffney and Moore Chapel Francis Marion Drake Washington Avenue Cedar Rapids Alice Donald E Frank Sherrer Manchester Mary Ferguson Kirksville Beatty Chapel

Obituaries note deaths of Erna Nilsson and William P. Earey

Miss Erna Nilsson 32 died after an operation in a Detroit hospital while visiting there with her Cedar Rapids sister Mrs Elmer Anderson. She leaves parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Nilsson and a brother Anton Nelson. Burial plans await announcement. William P Earey died July 14 in a Chicago hospital after brief illness. He leaves his mother Mrs Etta Esrey, a daughter Mrs Bert Miller and sister Mrs H G Donnan and two grandsons Roy and Norman Miller. Body to Cedar Rapids for services at Turner chapel.

Erna Nilsson Ernest Nilsson Twenty-first Street Detroit Miss Nilsson Elmer Anderson Cedar Rapids Grant High School West Side Anton Nelson William P. Earey H. G. Donnan Lincoln Highway West Road Chicago Mr. Esrey Sisley Grove Link County Hazelton Etta Mr. Esrey Bert Miller Oelwein Roy Norman Miller Turner Chapel

Fashionably Cool Garments Promise Relief From Summer Heat

An urban fashion feature notes air conditioned style for hot weather. It highlights ventilated underwear, cotton Lastex panty girdles, knee length stockings, punched shorts and bras, lace stockings, breathable golf gloves, and hats with hole punched brims and crown slits for airflow.

Juniors Dress Up For Formal Evening Wear Trends

A fashion note details juniors evening dresses gaining formality with light fabrics and ventilated garments. It highlights washable, cool outfits for golfers, and footwear from punched sandals to oxfords with sandalization, plus T straps and sheer fishnet swimwear sketches signaling beach fashion.

Burial Planned at Fairfax Cemetery with Family Lot

Burial will take place Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the family lot at Fairfax cemetery. Friends may visit at Turner chapel on Tuesday for viewing and condolences.

Fairfax Cemetery Turner Chapel

Death of John L Goble Retired Farmer at 820 E Avenue NW

John Lee Goble, a retired farmer born August 19 1855 in Daviess county Illinois, died at his Cedar Hapley home at 12 59 p m Monday after weeks of illness. He moved from Franklin Iowa to Cedar Hapley twenty one years ago and was a Methodist church member. He was survived by no mentioned heirs and two sisters Lucy R Goble and Laura Belle Goble preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may visit at Turner chapel.

John Lee Goble E Avenue NW Mr. Goble Daviess County Ill Franklin Geneva Cedar Hapley Lucy R. Goble Laura Belle Goble Goble Methodist Church Turner Chapel

Boy Dies of Heart Attack on Cedar Lake Dock

Ernest Clinton Penrod 13 died at 11 a.m. Sunday on a Cedar Lake dock near his home after a history of heart trouble. Coroner says heart attack. no inquest. Survived by parents E C and Mrs Penrod, a brother Melvin, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Huston. Funeral Tuesday at Beatty chapel, 2:30. burial Oak Hill. Friends may visit tonight 7 to 9.

Ernest Clinton Penrod E. C. Penrod Shaver Road Cedar Lake Knight Penrod Cedar Rapids Benjamin Franklin High School Melvin Sherman Huston Beatty W. A. Montgomery Oak Hill

Hardiman Elected Grotto President at Des Moines Picnic

Tom Hardiman of Ambar Grotto Cedar Rapids was chosen state president of the Iowa Grotto at a Fort Des Moines picnic meeting. He served two years as state secretary, succeeding Matt Merrill of Davenport. Officers include L R Dennis, F M Andrews, E O Steckler, Roy Graham, Dan Pardecooper, and A L Peters. Sixty Cedar Rapids attendees and about 200 total. A horse show polo match and contests followed the noon dinner.

Tom Hardiman Ambar Grotto Cedar Rapids Iowa Grotto Fort Des Moines Hardiman Matt’ Merrill Davenport L. R. Dennisson Burlington F. M. Andrews Ottumwa E. O. Steckler Dubuque Roy Graham Council .Bluffs Dan Pardecooper Des Moines A. L. Peters Sentinel Clinton J. Nichols Bridgeport

Miniature Airplane Races Recognize Winners at Frontier Park

Kurt Pilgrim of Burlington and Norbert Kettmen of La Porte City won the senior and junior miniature airplane races at Frontier Park. About 3,000 spectators attended with 71 entries. Roy Martuardt and James Brandt placed second and third in the senior division. Leland Wilkinson and Paul Peterson were second and third in the junior class. El Kahir temple activities included parade, concert, and a parachute jump by Ralph Williams.

Kurt Pilgrim Burlington Norbert Kettmen la Porte City el Kahir Temple of the el Kahir Temple Temple Band Ralph Milehigh) Williams Des Moines

Anamosa Woman Helps Install Rebekah Officers

Mrs Nina Byerly of Anamosa assisted by Ben Warren of Onslow installed Mrs Jennie Miller as noble grand of the local Rebekahs Friday. New officers include Mrs Anna Pankow vice grand, Mrs Lutie Poole recording secretary, Mrs Arminda Bender treasurer, Mrs Stella Parr chaplain, Mrs Minnie Anderson warden, Mrs Myrtle Millsap conductor, Mrs Edna Smith right support to noble grand, Mrs Goldie Demoss left support to noble grand, Mrs Ada Willman right support to vice grand, Kyle Poole left support to vice grand, Mrs Lillian Roberts inside guardian.

Wyoming Nina Byerly Anamosa Ben Warren Onslow Jennie Miller Rebekahs Anna Pankow Lutie Poole Arminda Bender Stella Parr Minnie Anderson Myrtle Millsap Edna Smith Noble Grand Goldie Demoss Ada Willman Kyle Poole Lillian Roberts Inside Guardian

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Kohinke, Reunion Neff ATLAS Rip Collins St. Louis Cardinals Rip Cornell By Amos Parrish York Mercury Boy Cedar Lake Dock Grotto Neursigia Jennie Rooney A. Brooks Urwira R. J. Rayseide Tob. Co Bruce Barnes While Macfarlane R. J. RE Costlier Tobacco Ynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem N. C James Bausch
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