Three Brides-Elect Are Being Honored
Pre-nuptial courtesy events honor Corinne Fahrney Betty Whipple and Mary Elizabeth Rice as Cedar Rapids society hosts dinners showers and a buffets week of gatherings feature out of town guests and local families sharing gifts and well wishes for the upcoming weddings.
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Corinne Fahrney
Gerald R. Crowley
Chicago
Betty Whipple
J. D. Frantz
Mary Elizabeth Rice
Jack Kelly
Merce
Miss Letitia Wheeler Visiting H E Johnsons
Miss Letitia Wheeler of The Farm Masonville New Jersey is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs H E Johnson 351 Nineteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Wheeler
Masonville, N. J
H. E. Johnson
Nineteenth Street
Amazing Zonite hygienic protection for married women
Thousands of women learn to use Zonite a sensational scientific discovery for hygienic purposes It kills germs on contact safe for delicate tissues deodorizes and keeps one fresh and pure Over 20 000 000 bottles have been used Get Zonite from your druggist today Ideal for feminine hygiene
Chadima Party Plans Iowa City Dinner and Play
Mr and Mrs Harry J Chadima and house guest Mrs Claude Turner of Sarasota Fla will drive to Iowa City Wednesday evening for dinner and the university play Coriolanus Also along are Dr and Mrs Ben F Wolverton Mr and Mrs Stewart Holmes and Dr and Mrs J T Grayston.
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Iowa City
Fosters' Guests Leave After Visit
Guests stayed since Saturday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Morgan J. Foster at 2249 Washington avenue SE were Mrs. Foster's sisters Miss Lavonne Hansen of New York City and Mrs. M. C. King and Mr. King of Holstein with their son Sammy. The visitors departed Wednesday morning.
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Morgan J. Foster
Washington Avenue SE
Foster
Lavonne Hansen
New York City
M. C. King
Mr. King
Holstein
Sammy
Henry Ristines Leave for Northern Vacation
Mr and Mrs Henry Ristine of 323 Crescent street SE and their daughters Mary Sue and Mary Ella Wolverton of 2159 Blake boulevard SE departed Wednesday morning for Lake Hungry Jack near Grand Marais Minnesota They plan to stay until September 1
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Henry Ristine
Crescent Street
Mary Sue
Mary Ella Wolverton
B. F. Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Lake Hungry Jack
Grand Marais
Minn
Miss Peggie Bode Visits Evanston With Barabara Wiprud
Miss Peggie Bode of 2009 Mount Vernon avenue SE left Monday by motor for Evanston to spend a week with sorority sister Miss Barbara Wiprud, who was her guest here previously.
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Peggie Bode
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Evanston
Jil
Barbara Wiprud
Miss Wiprud
Miss Bode
Warrens Guests Leave After Three Day Visit
Mrs. F Gregory Connell of Oshkosh Wisconsin and Mrs. Lee Grid ley of Milwaukee left Wednesday for their homes after spending three days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D W Warren of Warr enwood Carroll drive SE.
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F Gregory Connell
Oshkosh
Wis
Lee Gridley
Milwaukee
D. W Warren
Warrenwood
Carroll Drive
Mrs Breen to Visit Denver Parents for Six Weeks
Mrs Edward Breen of 207 Fifteenth street SE will depart Wednesday for a six week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles R Hays in Denver. Mr Breen will join her in mid August.
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Charles R. Hays
Denver
Edward Breen
Fifteenth Street
Breen
Mrs Avedovech Visiting Cedar Rapids Parents
Mrs Avedovech and her son Dickie are visiting Cedar Rapids from Elmhurst this week. They stay with Mrs Lola Arrington at 1507 Second Avenue SE and with Mr and Mrs William Avedovech at 1259 Fourth Avenue SE, as guests of the families.
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Cedar Rapids
Elmhurst
R M. Avedovech
Dickie
Avedovech
Lola Arrington
Second Avenue SE
William Avedovech
Fourth Avenue SE
Moravec Returns From Navy Enlistment
Victor L. Moravec returns home Sunday after four years in the United States navy. He is the son of Mr and Mrs V M Moravec of 393 Twenty sixth Street SE and has been stationed aboard the U S S Pennsylvania.
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United States Navy
Victor L. Moravec
V. M. Moravec
Twenty-sixth Street
Moravec
U. S. S. Pennsylvania
Mercy Hospital Nursing Class Banquet and Dance
The Mercy hospital school of nursing junior class will entertain the graduating class with a banquet at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Roosevelt ballroom at the Roosevelt hotel, followed by a dance.
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Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Fussell Family Heads on Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Motor Trip
Dr and Mrs H G Fussell and Mr and Mrs Verne Fussell depart Tuesday for a ten day motor trip through Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana starting from 130 Twenty fifth Street Drive SE and 420 Sixteenth Street SW.
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H. G. Fussell
Twenty-fifth Street
Drive
Verne Fussell
Sixteenth Street
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Taylor and Moore Families Return From Two Week Black Hills Trip
Mr and Mrs J T Taylor of 1921 Fourth Avenue SE and Mr and Mrs Stanley C Moore of 1828 Ridgewood Terrace SE returned after a two week vacation in the Black Hills They stopped at Spirit Lake and Clear Lake for the weekend on the way home.
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J. T. Taylor
Fourth Avenue SE
Stanley C. Moore
Ridgewood Terrace
Black Hills
Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
Winter Temple Picnic Sees Gift for Esther Strait
Forty five members of Winter Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters met at Thomas Park for a picnic luncheon on Tuesday. The group presented a farewell gift to Esther Strait who is moving to Chicago. Cards were the afternoon’s diversion.
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Winter Temple No. 78
Thomas Park
Esther Strait
Chicago
Becomes Bride Margaret Wharton Weds Marion Allen
Miss Margaret Wharton daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wharton Cedar Rapids and Marion Allen son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen Casey were married Sunday at 7 pm in their new home 1418 Fourth Street NW Rev T C Collister officiated Carolyn Hood was bridesmaid Maurice Billings best man The ceremony followed by a wedding dinner at the Wharton home Mr Allen works for Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company
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Margaret Wharton
Harry Wharton
Cedar Rapids
Marion Allen
Jesse Allen
Casey
T. C. Collister
Fourth Street
Carolyn Hood
Maurice Billings
Miss Hood
Wharton
Allen
The
Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company
Alvin Keyes And Juanita Miller Lannan Wed In Chicago Home
The wedding of Juanita Miller Lannan daughter of Mrs Grace Miller of Sierra Madre California and Alvin G Keyes son of Mr and Mrs S D Keyes 311 Eleventh Street SW took place Saturday at 4 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs S H Keyes in Chicago. The ceremony was before a mirrored fireplace decorated with blue delphiniums and pine boughs and read by Dr J L Bowen of Edgewater Presbyterian Church. The bride wore delft blue net over taffeta and carried white Stephanotis and pink roses with a small rose hair cluster. Mr and Mrs Philip N Gould of Highland Park Illinois attended the couple. Mrs Gould sister of the bride wore pink taffeta and carried blue delphinium. A wedding supper followed. The Keyes plan a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin then to Cedar Rapids to reside. Cedar Rapids guests included Mr and Mrs Stephen D Keyes Mr and Mrs L W Carthers James E Franken and Misses Merrel and Carol Keyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Miller Lannan
Grace Miller
Sierra Madre
Calif
Alvin G. Keyes
S. D. Keyes
Eleventh Street
S. H. Keyes
Chicago
J. L. Bowen
Edgewater Presbyterian Church
Philip N. Gould
Highland Park, Ill
Mrs Dav id Sinclair Honored At Shower A Personal Event
Miss Eunice Buol and Mrs George Mraz hosted a personal shower for Mrs David Sinclair at the Mraz home 348 Twenty first street NE Monday evening. The event featured bingo and was served by Mrs John Mikulecky with a notable group of guests including Rose Kosina Dorothy Lockridge Margaret Leehman Ruth Subotnik Jean Morgan Dorothy Svec Christine Bjornsen Mildred Pazdernik Helen Biskup and others.
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Marabelle Fuller
Caroline Furrow
Miss Fahrney
Miss Farrow
Grande Avenue SE
Rose Ann Kubovec
Margaret Scrovy
Betty Flanagan
Peggy Threlkeld
Lorena Musgrave
Gertrude Ihen
Ruth Ann Struesky
Mary Kinney
Helen Kroulik
Jeanne Russett
Geraldine Robinson
Mardella Parrott
C. R. Fahrney
Chester Affeldt
V. Rand van Dervoort
Cedar Rapids
Milnore Hoel
Evanston, Il
Adele Weymouth
Rockford
Virginia Peck
St. Paul
Jean Wilson
Lovette Farley
Wichita Falls
M V. Fell
Clear Lake
George Keyser
George Strong
Marion
Courtlesy
Ralph Burns
George McCollister
Jerry Crowley
J. Vondracek
J Grace
Dorothy Davis
Bert Hardy
Ed Hardy
L. L. Enenback
C. R Fahrney
Eleanor Crowley
Kathleen Robison
Shirley Brown
Sixth Avenue SE
Miss Rice
James Pirie
Peggy Brown
Ruth Trunkey
Ruth Alch
Sioux City
Harold Warner
Mark Lilly
Barbara Coffman
John Ferguson
Margaret Watt
Theodore Mansager
West Branch
Eunice Buol
George Mraz
David Sinclair
Mraz
Twentyfirst Street
Helen Biskup
William Williams
Bruce Merrifield
Emil Stepanek
Robert Biederman
Clara Fields
Carol Headrick
Mikulecky
Two Entertain for Miss Uhlenhopp
Miss Margaret Schrodermier and Miss Eileen Viles hosted a handkerchief shower at the Viles home 1454 Bever Avenue SE in honor of Miss Mae Fern Uhlenhopp upcoming marriage to Rev. Keith Canning on August 7 Bunco was played with Miss Ruth Murray of Marion winning the prize Guests included Beta Phi Alpha sorority members Misses Murray Mae Wells and Gertrude Taylor and Mesdames Charles Youtzy and Donald Appleby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schrodermier
Eileen Viles
Viles
Bever Avenue
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Keith Canning
Bunco
Ruth Murray
Marion
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Murray
Mae Wells
Gertrude Taylor
Charles Youtzy
Donald Appleby
Alberts Return From Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs A L Alberts and their son Jack returned Tuesday from Kenora Ontario Canada after spending two weeks fishing and sightseeing.
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Alberts
A. L. Albert
First Avenue E
Jack
Kenora
Ontario
Canada
Round Table Girls plan camp trip after park picnic
Nineteen Round Table girls from Iowa Electric Light and Power held a Monday evening picnic at Dutch Creek in Wapsipinicon state park near Anamosa. After the meal a business meeting decided four girls would attend camp, hosted by Catherine Doolittle as chair and Eutona Blayney, Lillian Brush, Martha Grier and Mildred Dahms assisting.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Dutch Creek
Wapsipinicon
Anamosa
Catherine Doolittle
Eutona Blayney
Lillian Brush
Martha Grier
Mildred Dahms
Social visitors gather for breakfasts and dinners in city
Summer social activity continues as visitors are hosted in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Wallace G Boyson entertained Miss Josephine Larson of Whitier California at a breakfast for 14. Out of town guest Mrs Raymond Stevenson joined the group, with several local hosts and guests attending lunch and an evening picnic in Shaver park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace G. Boyson
Country Club Parkway SE
Josephine Larson
Whittier
Calif
Raymond Stevenson
Town City
Oscar P. Rusch
John M. Stearns
E. Russell Wolfe
Palmer
Clear Lake
Chicago
Hirst
Shaver Park
Margaret Snowdon
Clarence White
Leon Hicksen
Asbury Park
N. J
Cedar Rapids
D. A. Loferski
F. C Kellogg
Damour
Joyce Dochterman Birthday Party Noted by Mother
Mrs Melvin Dochterman hosted a Tuesday afternoon birthday party at 425 Twenty third Street NE honoring her daughter Joyce on her sixth birthday. Guests included Darrel Lee Dochterman Shirley Barker Ernest Dochterman and many family friends with games and celebration.
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Melvin Dochterman
Twenty-third Street
Joyce
Darrel Lee Dochterman
Shirley Barker
Ernest
Eddie Dochterman
Sharon Lea Slapnicka
Shirley Novotny
Rose Ann Dochterman
Carol Jean Drahovzal
Sharon Quinn
Eleanor Joyce
Norma
Melvin
Melvin David Dochterman
Nancy
Joyce Monroe
Nancy Hogan
Marjorie
Dorothy Lorene
Freddie
Mary Kay Nesper
Roger
Raymond Dochterman
Elwin Novotny
Bill Dochterman
Jerome Dochterman
Don Barker
George Hogan
Otto Slapnicka
W. G. Dochterman
Ben Drahovzal
Bob Dochterman
Mervin Dochterman
Joe Doupnik
Jennie Doupnik
Cedar Chapter Officers Feted At Picnic
Cedar chapter No. 184 O. E. S. honored its officers and committees at a picnic supper in Bever park pavilion. About fifty attended as Mrs. Agnes Horak and John Heaton hosted. David Estes presented a motion picture Progress in the United States, bingo was played, and out of town guest Miss Edith Chase of Miami, Fla., visited the A. E. Chase home.
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Agnes Horak
John Heaton
Bever Park
David Estes
United States
Edith Chase
Miami
Fla
A. E. Chase
Miss Smith Visits Brother in Omaha
Miss Doris Lee Smith, 107 Thirteenth Street SE, returned Monday from Omaha where she was the guest of her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. John I. Smith Jr. Sixty one Harper family members met in Ellis Park for a reunion. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs. James Harper, Secretary Mrs. Guy De Witt, and Treasurer Mrs. Jess Van Antwerp.
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Doris Lee Smith
Thirteenth Street
Omaha
Inlaw
John I. Smith, Jr
Harper
Ellis Park
James Harper
Guy de Witt
Jess van Antwerp
Austin Harper
Iowa City
Charles Dougherty
Sidney Griswold
Chester Dougherty
LeRoy Dougherty
Farrell Dougherty
Ivy Frost
France couple celebrated twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. France, staying at Magnus hotel, marked their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday picnic in Bever Park attended by 45 relatives and friends. Gifts were given to the couple, with out of town guests including Mrs. Paul Bell of Philadelphia and several Maquoketa residents and relatives from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. France
Magnus Hotel
Bever Park
Paul Bell
Philadelphia
Bert France
St. Joseph
Margaret France
Bethany
Harry Sharp
Toledo
Myron Littell
Harry Whitaker
Maquoketa
Greece Maintains Racial Characteristics Despite Changes
The article asserts that Greece has kept its racial traits regardless of any abasion or removal of its inhabitants, indicating a claim of preserved biological or cultural identity amid demographic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
French Fall 13 Explained by Observer
Kenneth Downs argues censor ship and German fifth columnists helped doom France. He cites Meuse breakthrough, Gamelin’s despair, and internal dissension weakening the French army amid Nazi blitzkrieg success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Paris
Meuse Front
France
Germany
Ninth Army
Huband Faces String of Illness Amid Family Crisis
In Richmond, Arthur L. Huband worries after three of his ten children are hospitalized with appendicitis within a week. The incidents come as a rainstorm adds stress to the family during a difficult period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Arthur L. Huband
Contingent bid dispute delays Linn county road work
Linn county supervisors resolved a dilemma over a contingent bid for six secondary road gravel surfacing jobs. Assistant County Attorney Fordyce ruled Myron Baker’s bid as contingent, keeping the award with G. G. Herrick Paying Co. of Des Moines despite Baker’s lower bid by about $247. The board will finalize unsigned contracts, after Baker explained “if available” meant supply sufficiency and implied he would source gravel from another pit if Ink pit gravel was insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Fd Fordyce
Myron Baker
Independence
G. G. Herrick
Des Moines
Fordyce
Herrick
Willkie Successor In Utility Chosen
Justin Ro Whiting was named as successor of Wendell J. Willkie as president of the Commonwealth and Southern corporation at a meeting of the board of directors Wednesday. The appointment continues Willkie’s long association with the group and positions Whiting to lead the utility conglomerate in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington, del
INS
Justin Ro Whiting
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
RULES NO PARKING PLACES INHERITED ALONG EAST SEA WALL
The east sea wall alley between Second and Third avenues SE is city property and parking there is prohibited except under city rules. Judge Harry S. Johnson dismissed charges against two store employees and confirmed the alley’s city ownership and lack of inherited parking spaces. The police traffic department must enforce the no parking rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sea Wall
Second
Third Avenues
Harry S. Johnson
James E. Franken
Police Traffic Department
Johnson
Townsendite to Speak in Park Here Thursday
Robert Z. Adams, national representative of the Townsend movement in Washington, outlines The War on Want in a mass meeting at Riverside park Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Cedar Rapids Townsend club No. 6 sponsors the program with A. E. Ackerman as chairman. Vocalist Peggy Reese, 12, of 1506 First Avenue EF, will perform.
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Washington, D. C
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