Lorraine Dieman and David Mitchell Bride in Cedar Rapids
Miss Lorraine Augusta Dieman and David Doig Mitchell wed Tuesday evening at the Dieman residence 215 B avenue NW Cedar Rapids The Rev J J Gent officiated with palms and gladioli in the background Guests included close relatives and friends Miss Mariam Dieman sang Be cause and O Promise Me The bride wore a white crepe gown with gardenia corsage and Johanna Hull roses The couple reside at 221 B avenue NW Mrs Mitchell is a Cedar Rapids business leader and music educator Mr Mitchell is an Edinburgh native employed by Wilson company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Augusta Dieman
David Doig Mitchell
KE L Dieman
B Avenue NW
J J Gent
Mariam Dieman
Edna Dieman
Johanna Hull
Mitchell
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Columbia University
East
Fillmore School
Edinburgh
Scotland
Wilson Company
Mrs Wiliam Cadow Leaves on Southern Tour
Mrs Wiliam Cadow departs with her sister Miss Evelyn Margaret Cadow a Nanaimo high school classics teacher. They will drive to Gainesville Alabama to visit relatives Mr and Mrs W C Wedell and then travel to Biloxi Mobile and New Orleans before heading to New York City. They plan to return in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Cadow
Cadow
Evelyn Margaret Cadow
Nanaimo
British Columbia
Gainesville
W C Wedell
Biloxi
Mobile
New Orleans
New York City
Miss Adelia Boynton Visits Relative in Illinois
Miss Adelia Boynton of 2335 Blake boulevard SE has traveled to Lake Forest Illinois to spend a few days with her aunt Mrs. James H Douglas and will return Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Boynton
Blake Boulevard
Lake Forest
Ill
James H Douglas
Mr and Mrs Robert C Toms Return From Des Moines Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert C Toms and their daughter Marion of 2300 Grande avenue SE will return Thursday after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs C Demmon in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C Toms
Marion
Grande Avenue
C. Demmon
Des Moines
Chicago guests at Bowles home include Wag ner Kennelly
Mr and Mrs Willam Dolby of Chicago were weekend guests of Dr A H Bowles. They were accompanied by Miss Ann Wagner and Albert Kennelly. Mrs Dolby, formerly Miss Thelma Bowles of Cedar Rapids, is the daughter of Dr Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Dolby
Chicago
A H Bowles
Ann Wagner
Albert Kennelly
Dolby
Thelma Bowles
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Bowles
Mrs Messinger to Visit Sisters in Colorado
Mrs J F Messinger of 1302 Fifth Street NW leaves for an extended Colorado visit. She will stay with her sister Mrs Joseph Spencer of Alamosa Cole and also see another sister Mrs Matd LaPorte, who lives in Colorado. The three sisters plan time in the Spencer mountain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Messinger
Fifth Street
Colorado
Joseph Spencer
Alamosa Cole
Matd LaPorte
Cedar Rapids
Three Asters
Entertain For Wives Of O R C Officers In City
Mrs Joel E Rogers hosted a luncheon at the Country Club for several wives of O R C officers visiting Cedar Rapids. Out of town guests included Mrs F J Williams Grand Rapids Mrs W D Johnson Washington DC Mrs C Mon tooth Pittsburgh and Mrs H E Zimmerman Marion. Local attendees were Mrs J A Phillips Mrs S N Berry and Mrs J A Phillips. An earlier luncheon at 1630 First Avenue E welcomed the four out of town guests with local hosts including Mrs S Berry Mrs Joel Rogers and Mrs Sidney Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel E Rogers
Park Terrace SE
Country Club
ORC
Cedar Rapids
F J. Wiliams
Grand Rapids
W D Johnson
Washington DC
C . Montooth
Pittsburgh, Pa
H E Zimmerman
Marion
J A Philips
S N. Berry
J A Phillips
First Avenue E
Miss Virginia Collins and Miss Grace Ann Reiff Return Home
Miss Virginia Collins of 1847 First Avenue E and Miss Grace Ann Reiff of 1848 Third Avenue SE returned Tuesday night from Bluffton Indiana where they had spent two weeks with Miss Reiff's grandmother.
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Virginia Collins
First Avenue E
Grace Ann Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Bluffton Ind
Miss Reiff
Picnic honors Mrs Neal after Mount Vernon wedding
Eighteen friends from Craemer's store hosted a picnic supper at Ellis Park Monday evening for Mrs Myron Neal nee Celia Belle Spawn. Guests presented gifts to the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Neal who were married July 2 and now reside on a farm near Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craemer's Store
Ellis Park
Myron Neal
Celia Belle Spawn
Neal
Mount Vernon
Rude Family Guests from Fort Dodge Visit Beeman Family
Mr and Mrs T R Rude and their children Ray Jr Wayne Imogene and Charles of Fort Dodge arrived Sunday to visit Mrs Rudes parents Mr and Mrs C E Beeman 1563 Bever avenue SE. Mrs Rude will stay several weeks while Mr Rude returns home. R Rude of Los Angeles plans to visit Cedar Rapids next week and accompany Mrs T Rude on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T R Rude
Ray, Jr. Wayne
Imogene and
Charles
Fort Dodge
Miss Erma Hofferber Visits Cedar Rapids Kin
Miss Erma Hofferber formerly of Cedar Rapids now living in Lincoln Nebraska spends the week with her parents Mr and Mrs George Hofferber at 618 Thirty second street NE.
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Erma Hofferber
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Country Club Pool Party Set for August 9
The Cedar Rapids Country Club announces its annual pool party for August 9 with dinner by the pool and planned entertainment. Committee head Robert C Toms leads the lineup with Milo Chehak Dr Fred W Batley and Mrs Grant Collins among members. guests include Mrs M D Toof of St Louis and Mrs S L Rogers of Windom Minnesota visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Pre Nuptial Parties For Marian Keller Ahead Of Denver Wedding
Miss Marian Keller is feted with pre nuptial parties before her departure Friday morning for Denver to marry Saturday at Golden Cole to Kermit. Miss Marjorie Viuenh hosted a party at 1818 Strath avenue SE. A bridge party will be held at the home of Mrs J Van Kuren 366 Woodland drive SE. Guests include members of a bridge club. Mrs Herman Kehler and Mrs Robert Kelley hosted two bridge parties recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Keller
Denver
Golden Cole
Kermit
Marjorie Viuenh
Strath Avenue
Kehler
J van Kuren
Woodland Drive
Herman Kehler
Sixth Avenue SF
Robert Kelley
First Avenue E
Busy Six Club Luncheon and Theatre Party At Roosevelt Hotel
The Busy Six club held a semi annual luncheon in Florentine room at the Hotel Roosevelt followed by a theater party. Guests included Mrs E F Bartos Mrs H Bowers Mrs M McEndree Mrs R Fryrear Mrs F Kerr Mrs H C Forsythe and Mrs M Wason. Bowser hosted a recent club function and Miss Grace Sedlak received a pre wedding dinner from Agatha Taylor and Mary Kelly at Club Royale.
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Six
Florentine
Hotel Roosevelt
E. F Bartos
H Bowers
M McEndree
R. Fryrear
F Kerr
H C Forsythe
M Wason
Bowser
Grace Sedlak
Agatha Tayior
Mary Kelly
Club Royale
Mae Sediak
Agnes Cosgrove
Marguerite Marshall
Elsie Tichy
Dolores O'Brien
Agatha Taylor
Falcones Host Housman Guests at 3403 First Avenue
Mr and Mrs Alfred K Falcon of 3403 First Avenue East welcomed Mrs Housman and her brother Harry R Housman from Paonta Colo to their home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Alfred K. Falcon
First Avenue E
Harry R. Housman
Housman
Paonta, Colo
Camp Hiaga Visit By Cheahasi Camp Fire Group
The Cheahasi Camp Fire group led by Miss Le ola Jones traveled Tuesday night to Camp Hiaga and will stay there until Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheahasi
Leola Jones
Camp Hiaga
Tirzah Society Meeting and Valley Camp Picnic Notices
Clubs L odges Standard Life No 172 meet Thursday in Moose hall after business there will be a card party Pinochle and five hundred. Tirzah Society meets at 2 15 pm with Mrs Sylvia Peet at 1724 J Avenue NE Valley Camp Picnic Valley Camp No 2136 RN A will hold its annual picnic for members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Life Association No. 172
Moose Hall
Tirzah Society
Tirzah_ society
Sylvia Peet
J Avenue NE
R N. A
Bright Color Accessories Boost White Fashion
Amos Parrish advises mixing bright colored accessories with white for a chic midseason look. From bright blue or red shoes to jackets in linen or pique, the guide promotes head to foot 밝은 accents, matching hats, gloves, collars, jewelry, and handbags to refresh white outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
River Pavilion Event at Ellis Park This Friday
The River pavilion at Ellis Park hosts an event this Friday at 2 pm with supper served at 6 30 pm. Members are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches silverware and a tablecloth. Cream and sugar will be provided by the lodge. The Juveniles also meet at 2 pm at the River pavilion with games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River
Lux Perspiration Odor Ad Campaign Teases Charm
A dated early 20th century style ad urges women to use Lux soap to control perspiration odor in undergarments. It frames confidence and popularity around cleanliness and daintiness, suggesting daily use to avoid offending others and preserve social appeal. The piece centers on Lux as essential to personal charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Lux
Machinists Picnic Planned by No 831 Auxiliary
The Auxiliary and Machinists of No. 831 invite members and families to a picnic at Thomas Park at 1 p.m. Sunday. Attendees should bring a covered dish bread and butter sandwiches and silverware. Coffee and ice cream will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 831
Thomas Park
Kenwood Ladies Aid and church circles plan meetings
The Kenwood Methodist Ladies Aid meets at 125 Thirty-sixth Street NE Friday at 2 p m with assistant hostesses Tillie Knouf Vina Knouf and Mrs Leslie Mills. The Daniels Park Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 30 p m at 944 Daniels Street NE. The Dorcas Circle of St James meets Thursday at 2 30 p m at 1416 Third Street NW with Mrs O F Hood hosting and Mrs Fred Hickman and Mrs C S Holsinger assisting. St Pauls District No 9 meets at 349 Twelfth Street SW for breakfast with members bringing their own dishes and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Kenwood Methodist Church
Arvista Knouf
Thirty-sixth Street
Tillie Knouf
Vina Knouf
Leslie Mills
Daniels Park Society
Missionary Society of
Daniels Park
C. W. Stevens
Daniels Street
Dorcas
St. James Church
Third Street NW
Fred Hickman
C. S. Holsinger
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Lewis Yachik
Twelfth Street
Elks Elect Jones Ottumwa Grand Officer
Clyde E. Jones of Ottumwa was chosen grand esteemed leading knight at the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks convention. Michael P. Shannon of Los Angeles was elected grand exalted ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Jones
Ottumwa
Elks
Hansas City
Clyde E. Jones
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Michael P. Shannon
Los Angeles
Ames City Council Opposes State Liquor Store
Ames officials join the University of Iowa board in opposing a proposed state retail liquor store in Ames Town. The council notes most residents have opposed liquor sales and states it would harm the community.
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Ames
Os Town State College
Board of Deans
University of Iowa
Town City
Jailbreaker From Mason City Caught By Waterloo Cops
James Kelly aged 19 admitted breaking out of Mason City jail. He was arrested in Waterloo on Wednesday with a revolver found in his waistband. He escaped with Virgil Mahaffey. another man identified as Edward Meyers, 25, of Fairmont, Minn, could not be confirmed as Mahaffey.
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Waterloo
James Kelly
Mason City
Kelly
Virgil Mahaffey
Edward Meyers
Fairmont
Minn
Mahaffey
Yankee Point Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. O L C Pettibone of Yankee Point marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday picnic at Thorpe grove. Attending were Liberty Claypoole Wade and John Claypoole, original guests from the 1884 ceremony at Rev. Locke Williams home. The couple have two children, Mrs. Charles Ballard and Glen Pettibone.
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Gazette
Parnell
O L. C Pettibone
Yankee Point
Thorpe Grove
Libby Claypoole Wade
John Claypoole
Oscar le
Petibone
Lucy Claypoole
Locke Williams
North English
Nelson Claypoole
Geneva Claypoole
Elkader Men Injure Themselves In Rain Crash
Nordine Olson and Bill Rogers dashed through a heavy downpour and struck the side of a moving car driven by Mrs. Frank Wagner. Olson suffered a deep gash over his right eye and a dislocated nose. Rogers had a cut on his left shoulder and caused a dented front door and broken glass.
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Spriial
Gazette Elkader
Nordine Olson
Bill Rogers
Frank Wagner
Olson
Rogers
Milk War Shifts to 6 Cent Quart Sales in Mount Vernon
The Mount Vernon Lishbon Milk Producers association ends free milk distribution and prices milk at 6 cents a quart in all retail stores. Ten cents had been common since early in the month, though one grocer held at 7 cents, keeping the dispute alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon-Lishbon
600 Iowa U Students May Receive U S Aid
Iowa City 600 University of Iowa students will be eligible for federal aid this fall. President Eugene A Gilmore announced the program requiring demonstrated need and satisfactory scholastic ability. About 30 percent of FERA funded jobs go to women and the average wage is 15 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Eugene A. Gilmore
FERA
Toledo men buy Clinton super-service station on No 30
Robert Letch of Toledo and Leland Mason of Constantine Michigan formerly of Toledo have purchased a Clinton super-service station on primary No 30. They will take possession August 1. Earl Cuthbertson and Dan Rafferty will take over the Letch business in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Robert Letch
Leland Mason
Constantine, Mich
Clinton
Earl Cuthbertson
Dan Rafferty
Letch
Resolution Aims Liquor Store in Ames Faces ISU Objections
A resolution to establish a liquor store in Ames was deemed detrimental to Iowa State College students and Ames residents. The text notes that a copy went to the state liquor control commission for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
State Liquor Control” Commission
Laborer killed by train near Aurora on work run
Anton C. Petersen, a laborer on a Chicago and Great Western work train, was instantly killed when struck by a passenger train about ten rods west of Aurora station. The body was found by a watchman. Coroner ruled accidental death. Petersen, from Minneapolis, naturalized 1931, carried $22. no known relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Independence
Anton C. Petersen
Great Western
Aurora
B. B. Sells
Minneapolis
Denmark
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Lorraine Dieman
David D, Mitchell
Witit Demmons
O. R.C
Bluffton
Mrs. Neal
Beeman
Mrs. Toof
Glests
M D Toof
St Louis
W. D Toof
Mary Toof
Eighteenth Street
Toof
S. L Rogers
Windom, Mini
SIX Club
Cheahas L
Clubs
Standard Life
Valley Camp
York
Waterloo Cops
Elkader
Mt. Vernon
Iowa U
U. S
Glendora
W.G. Block Co
Second Street
Batistes
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