Reunion Day for Camp Fire Girls at Camp Hitaga
Camp Fire Girls reunite at Camp Hitaga Thursday with homecoming activities at Wohelo Stoney Ridge and Hitaga. Morning meetings, tent assignments, craft and nature activities, archery and boating, noon songs and stunts, afternoon contests in fire building nature and Indian wrestling, a counselors vs campers baseball game, water games, and a closing program with songs devotionals and Taps.
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Wohelo
Stoney Ridge
Hitaga
Camp Huaga
Mrs Koch Leaves For Summer Home Near Stillwater Minn
Mrs Edward T Koch departed earlier this week to return to her summer residence near Stillwater Minnesota after several weeks in town dismantling her former home. She plans to come back to St Paul at the end of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T Koch
Stillwater Minn
St Paul
Garden club members invited to Chicago gardens at Century of Progress
Cedar Rapids and Home Garden clubs along with the Cedar Rapids Woman's club division may obtain admission cards from their presidents to visit select Chicago area gardens opened for Century of Progress. Only Federated Garden clubs members with cards from the Illinois Federation headquarters can enter. Mrs. BE Spence, Iowa Federation district director, announced the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
Home Garden Club
Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Chicago
Century of Progress
Federated Garden Clubs
Ilinois Federation of Garden Clubs
Federated Garden Club
BE. W. Spence
Iowa Federation of Garden Clubs
Oak Park visitor Genevieve Bergstresser visits Cedar Rapids friend
Miss Genevieve Bergstresser of Oak Park Illinois, formerly of Cedar Rapids, has come for a visit with Miss Ruby Taylor at 1744 D avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Bergstresser
Oak Park
Cedar Rapids
Ruby Taylor
D Avenue NE
Marriage of Mabel Gond to Joe Holecek in Rock Island
Mr and Mrs Noah Gond of 1528 Sixteenth Avenue SE announce the marriage of their daughter Mabel to Joe Holecek in Rock Island on Friday July 14. The witnesses were Thelma Karr and DeWayne Mapnen. The Holecek couple will be at home to friends at 1213 Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Gond
Sixteenth Avenue
Mabel
Joe Holecek
Rock Island
Thelma Karr
DeWayne Mapnen
Holecek
Third Street
Crood Family Weekend Visit in Morris
Mr and Mrs HR Crood Miss Mildred Crood and Iris Ford spent the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Brown in Morris Til Mr and Mrs Brown former lived in Cedar Rapids.
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HR Crood
Mildred Crood
Iris Ford
Martin Brown
Morris
Brown
Cedar Rapids
Visit of Herbert Hotton and family to Los Arazeles
Mr and Mrs Herbert Hotton of Los Arazeles caped for a short visit with them are JT HO Hum Phreys and his family at their home from the Century of Progress.
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Herbert Hotton
Los Arazeles
Ourete
Humphreys
Hos Famil
Century of Progress
Wrights Spend Week Visiting Sheehys in Midwest Tour
Mr and Mrs Marvin Wright of 2159 Linden Drive SE are visiting Mr and Mrs Edward Sheehy and family. They travel to Long Beach Michigan City and plan trips to Detroit before returning Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wright
Linden Drive
Edward Sheehy
Hher
Long Beach
Michigan City
Detroit
Mich
Cedar Rapids trip linked to Stone City Art colony visits
Mrs Carl Ristvedt and Miss Agnes Flannery returned to Des Moines after a weekend in Cedar Rapids and at the Stone City Art colony. Mrs Ristvedt stayed with Miss Eleanor Houts and Miss Flannery visited Mr and Mrs T P Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ristvedt
Agnes Flannery
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Stone City Art Colony
Miss Lida Tallman Enrolls in Wisconsin Summer Course
Miss Lida Tallman of 1619 First Avenue West will study a six week summer course in physical education at the University of Wisconsin Madison this summer She plans to visit the Century of Progress before returning about the middle of August.
Mrs Samuelson Hosts Tuesday Art Club Gathering
Mrs. EB O Samuelson entertained the Tuesday Art club at her home with fourteen present. Current events were given during roll call and refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Fred Larson. Plans were made for a July 27 picnic in the rose garden at EMI park with Mrs. Orville Hepner in charge.
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EB O Samuelson
Eighth Avenue SE
Fred Larson
Rose Garden
Emi Park
Orville Hepner
Mrs Gundlach Visits Cousin in Chicago
Miss Lucille Gundlach of Chicago visits for a few days with her cousin Mrs Violet Neer at 2300 First Avenue East.
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Lucille Gundlach
Chicago
Violet Neer
First Avenue
Church Missionary Groups Gather For Thursday Meetings
The Saron Mission Society and Women’s Missionary groups from Saron Lutheran Els Park, Daniels Park, Kenwood Methodist, First France deal, Second Cristian, Bethany Congregational, and Bethany Ladies meet Thursday. Luncheons, picnics, and 2 pm or 2:30 pm start times are listed with hostesses and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park Society
Ladies Missionary Society of
Daniel S Park Church
A C Eddy
Daniels Street
Christian Woman's Council
Womans Council
Second Cristian Church
Willam Henses
AE Schulte
Walnam McLean
Bethany
Bethany Congregational
Fred Warden
D L Morrow
Jolases Bid Farewell After Summer in Mount Vernon
Mr and Mrs Jacques Jolas and daughter Helene wrap a busy season of Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and In Town City social events then depart for Louisville. The Jolas host a quarries picnic for friends before leaving Davenport tonight and plan a final recital Thursday while Mrs Jolas and Helene join him Friday morning for the trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Jolas
Helene
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Town City
Louisville
Jolases
Eleanor Taylor
Eleanor Cook
Helen Mokress
Jolas
Davenport
Junior Arts Observe Fifth Birthday Saturday
The Junior Arts association will celebrate its founding with a party at the Hotel Montrose on Saturday evening. The program includes a brief business meeting, initiation of new members, music and readings, and a dance to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Arts Association
Montrose
Mrs McClung Visits West Liberty And Plans Chicago Trip
Mrs E F McClung of Los Angeles after three weeks with Mr and Mrs A E Chase at 2225 Grande avenue SE leaves for West Liberty to visit sister in law Addie Matthews before a Chicago fair. She will also visit a sister in St Louis before returning home. A Cedar Rapids former resident, she has been praised at social events during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F McCling
Los Angeles
A E. Chase
Grande Avenue
West Liberty
Inlaw
Addie Matthews
Chicago
St. Louis
McClung
Cedar Rapids
Chicago Guests Attend Hartman Store Opening
Mr and Mrs A B Murphey from Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Hall at 2500 First Avenue E for the Hartman store opening. Other Chicago visitors include Harry Brandwein William Malbin Mr and Mrs Carroll Kirk and Mr and Mrs Howard Tulley.
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A. B. Murphey
Chicago
Hartman’s
Robert Hall
First Avenue E
Harry Brandwein
William Malbin
Carroll Kirk
Howard Tulley
Family visit brings out of town relatives
Mrs. L. D. Shock and her daughter Helen Mae traveled from Los Angeles with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCammon and their daughter Alyce to visit Mrs. Shock's parents Mr. and Mrs. J Ho Rhinehart at 1649 Ellis Boulevard NW. Shock was formerly Madeline Rhinehart.
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L. D. Shock
Helen Mae
Los Angeles
Ralph McCammon
Alyce
Visit with Hoymans in Seattle Family Returns
Mr and Mrs G Thompson and son Max of Los Angeles arrive for a two week visit with Mrs Thompson's parents Mr and Mrs B Hoyman at 1840 Seventh Avenue SE.
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G Thompson
Max
Los Angeles
Calif
Make This Model At Home In Pattern Book Ad
An Adams pattern catalog offers summer sewing guides with patterns for hostess frocks and children’s wear. It promotes Pattern 1518 with sizes 14 to 34 and prices. includes instructions and order details from The Gazette Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
F.fteen Cer
Ee Ramos
Upas
Arre Adams
Sokol Camp Hears 37 Girls Attend Week Near Center Point
Thirty seven girls joined the Sokol camp near Center Point from July 9 to July 18. Counsellors included Frank Machovsky with Miss Kveta Voandracek Mana Machovsky and Manha Krak. Activities spanned calisthenics apparatus work swimming and games led by a busy daily schedule. The Pine group for lone competition won by Mana Machvsety’s group with many attendees named among staff and campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokol
Center Point
Frank Machovsky
Kveta Voandracek
Mana Machovsky
Manha Krak
Mykind Chmebeck
Marcia Koypocky
Anna Mae Chromasia
Sma Cabal
Marc Bohse
M&idret Landercou
Martha Suchy
Rensta Nahk
Mary Khumpar
Mary Sauvz
Micon Masha
Bessie Bors
Vera Macho
Mary Ann Krahk
Chaidine Nanik
Marjorie Stiehia
Carago
Miriam Stehic
Miss Mana Machvsety
Marjorie Machacekx
Helen Grubich
Eleanor Stepanek
Lillian Dusek
Emily Maresh
Maryann Pechar
Vera Valenta
Georgiana Kopecky
Frances Kacerovsky
Mildred Mrkvicks
Anna Mae Machacek
Libbie Nosek
Rose Mary Stodola
Betty Jane Sedenka
Evelyn Hruska
Marcella Pechar
Velma Stehlik
Rose Mary Machacek
Bernice Svoboda
Yvonne Svoboda
Miss Melberg Heads to Cheyenne Rodeo Trip
Miss Elizabeth Melberg of 316 Nineteenth Street SE travels with Cheley camp companions from Estes Park to Cheyenne Wyoming to attend the rodeo as part of their summer camping experience.
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Melberg
Cheyenne
Elizabeth Melberg
Nineteenth Street
Cheley
Estes Park
Wyo
Sutcliffes Honored With Picnic Dinner Anniversary Feast
Mr and Mrs George Sutcliffe were celebrated at home with a Sunday picnic by relatives and friends who brought baskets. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Duffield of Coggon and numerous Marion Cedar Rapids Beverly Atkins Atkins attendees among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sutcliffe
George Duffield
Coggon
H Massingale
Marion
Donald Diehl
Richard
Amos Strickel
Bedell
Cedar Rapids
Steve Saris
Townsend
Beverly
Ray Williamson
Roy Webber
Bobbie
Billie
J. M. Davis
Dorothy
Jack Scannell
Forest Scannell
Willard Stark
Lester Floerchinger
Robert
L. Kruger
Betty
Jo Ann
Raymond
Anna Floerchinger
W W . Sutcliffe
Marie
Joe
Irvin Floerchinger
Irvin
Elroy Floerchinger
John Raetz
Fred Raetz
Atkins
Marvin Hopper
Hilda Lippert
Emily Lorence
Billy Verba
Fred Krause
Homecoming Honors Sister Mary LaVerne at Fairfax Host Home
A Sunday homecoming at the R. L. Stallman residence in Fairfax welcomed Sister Mary LaVerne of Dubuque. Dozens of relatives and friends from Olivia Minnesota Berwyn Oak Park Coon Rapids Watkins Norway Atkins Atkins area attended a picnic dinner in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary LaVerne
R. L. Stallman
Fairfax
Henry Schwaer
Olivia
Minn
Loretta Ockenfels
Albina Sailer
Berwyn
Mr. Hak
Oak Park
Frank Ockenfels
Coon Rapids
Dubuque
Norway
Clarence Schminke
Atkins
W. C. Stallman
Clarence Meskimen
Arley Schulte
Gladys Dohnalek
Miss Marie Kells to graduate from University of Iowa
Miss Marie Kells will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Iowa Thursday evening. She plans to stay in Iowa City and continues her position as librarian in the chemistry library at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kells
Fifteenth Street
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Cardinal coach surprised at CS A hall birthday party
Edward Sopousek, coach of the CS A Cardinal baseball club, was surprised Tuesday evening at a party given by Mrs Sopousek and assisted by club members at CS A hall. About 180 friends attended for dancing. Sopousek received a gift and refreshments were served by Mrs Sopousek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sopousek
CS A Cardinal
Sopousek
C S.A Hall
Sonousek
Ladies auxiliary and Junior Maccabees meet Thursday
The Ladies aux to the TA of M meet at 2 pm in Ellis park duck pond with cups plates and savers. Junior Maccabees Court No 29 picnic and initiation at Bever park 2 pm with sand wiches covered dishes and dishes. Winter Temple Past Chiefs breakfast at Bever park 3 am in the new pavilion with committee members listed.
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T A of M
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Junior Maccabees Court
Bever Park
Winter Temple
Winter Tempe
Mesdames
Bertha Buffington
Evalina Brainard
Ada Meister
Edith Fullerton
Irene Minehart
Esther Strait
F A U and Woman's Benefit Hold Meetings and Card Parties
F A U No 172 meets Thursday evening in Moose hall with a picnic supper at 6 30 and a rard party after the business session. Pinochle and five hundred are on the agenda. Woman's Benefit Association No 26 meets Wednesday at 7 30 in Moose hall with a card party at 8 30 and prizes to be awarded.
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F. A . No 172
Moose Hall
Woman's Benefit
Woman's Benefit Association No 26
Mind Reading Dog Bozo Visits Cedar Rapids Before World’s Fair
Bozo the two year eleven month old mind reading dog, a cross of a Scotch collie and a Chinese chow, stops in Cedar Rapids on route to Chicago’s World’s Fair. Owned by Capt. E. C. Lower, insured for 10000 dollars, Bozo can add subtract multiply and divide to 100, and performs card feats. He has been examined by twenty one scientists and public figures including professors from the University of Pennsylvania and New York, Senators Borah Fletcher Broussard and Representative Crane. Bozo will tour stores this week and appear in ads in The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozo
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Capt
E. C. Lower
Universities of
Pennsylvania
New
York
Borah, Fletcher
Broussard
Crane
Robert L. Ripley
the Gazette
Wid children depart for Elmhurst visit
Helen, Robert and Charles Wid of 1719 B Street SW travel to Elmhurst Illinois to stay with their uncle and aunt Oliver Knox Burrows. They will tour the Century of Progress exposition for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Robert
Charles Wid
Charles B Wild
Elmhurst
Ill
Oliver Knox Burrows
Pleasant Long Married Couple Still Enjoy Each Other
In a column recalling a harmonious marriage, Mary Manners notes that the R couple’s years together are filled with fishing trips and country drives, illustrating enduring congeniality and contentment in long marriage.
Funeral services for Judge C L Fly in Ely home
Maquoketa reports the funeral for Judge C. L. Fly who died suddenly Monday night. The Rev J A Mullen of Sacred Heart Catholic church will officiate at 2 p.m. Thursday with burial in Sacred Heart cemetery. Large delegations from bar associations across several counties expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spree
A. Io
The
Gazette
Maquoketa
C. L. Fly
Ely
J A Mullen
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Burglars Target Manchester Railway Office on Monday Night
Burglars forced entry at the Manchester and Oneida Railway office in Manchester, breaking window glass and trying to open the American Railway Express safe. The combination dial and handle were hammered but the thieves did not gain entrance.
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Manchester
Manchester and Oneida Railway Company
American Railway Express Company
Chila Narrow Escape Near Van Horne
Myron Schulze infant son of Milton and Mrs Schulze farmers southeast of Van Horne nearly died Sunday after tipping into a garbage pail in the kitchen. Mrs Schulze stepped out briefly and returned to find the child with head submerged. Artificial respiration saved him until medical help arrived and he was taken to Cedar Rapids hospital for observation for possible pneumonia or infection.
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van Horne
Myron Schulze
Milton Schulze
Here
Schulze
Three Groups Oppose Illinois Life Reinsurance Plan
In Chicago three groups including the policy holders protective committee attack the Central Life Assurance society reinsurance of Illinois Life policyholders. They file documents in federal court to challenge the plan before judge James H Wilkerson weighs it. critics warn the plan could wipe out the Illinois firms going value of 4 million and endanger the Chicago headquarters valued at 3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Life Insurance Company
Central Life Assurance Society
Mutual
Des Moines
Central Life Society
Illinois Company
Western Sugar Beet Raisers To Get 40 Million
Alamosa Colorado reports growers of sugar beets in six western states will receive about 40 million dollars for the 1933 crop. The Bank of America Pacific coast branch estimates the payment. Colorado California and Utah expect the greatest benefits from the annual crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamosa
Colo
Bank of America
Pacific Coast
Colorado
California
Utah
Death of Richland township figure Carl Preussner
Carl Preussner eight died at Manchester hospital after a two week illness following a paralytic stroke. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at his son Henry's home in Richland township with Rev. E. D. Wells presiding. Survived by three children Mrs. Eugene Bliss of Mintello Wisconsin, Mrs. Wayne Ives of Dundee, and the hon. A brother L. C. Preussner of Manchester also survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Carl Preussner
Richland Township
Manchester Hospital
Henry
E. D. Wells
Methodist Church
Frederick
Charlotta Preussner
Nettie Hilton
Cedar Rapids
Dundee
Preussner
Eugene Bliss
Montello
Wis
Wayne Ives
L. C. Preussned
Five Men Arrested for Sein ing Fish Near Paris
Deputy Game Warden Sam O Brine and Deputy Reason Freeman of Paris arrested five men caught seining fish near Paris on Monday. Justice of the Peace A R Hoffman fined each man 100 dollars, later remitted to court costs. The offenders were BE Wanger Elmer Wanger Clyde Nicodemus Ralph Cornwell and Dale Annia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Sam O'Brine
Reason Freeman
Paris
Justice of the Peace
A. R. Hoffman
BE. Wanger
Elmer Wanger
Clyde Nicodemus
Ralph Cornwell
Dale Annia
Mildew Remedies From An Old Leaflet
A 1933 notice explains mildew growth in damp garments and offers old and modern remedies. Lemon juice and sun exposure, soap and lemon paste, salt, potassium permanganate, oxalic acid, and Javelle water are discussed, with cautions about color damage. Readers are invited to request Nancy’s Spots and Stains leaflet by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
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Camp Fire Girls
Mrs. Koch
Illinois
Miss Bergstresser
Wrights
Sheehys
Tuesday Art Club
Saron
Kenwood
Gamma Delta Sigma
France Deal
DIAL
New Process Co
Mrs. Jolas
Rhineharts
Hoymans
Clubs
Mary Manners
Miss Manners
Tom
Sue
Cora
Chila
Nancy -Page
Florence la Ganke
Afeteria
First Avenue SE
Laleteria
Sioux City
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