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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1935
Page
19
Visitor from Spokane Mrs. George B. Ainslie and her daughter Miss Josephine Ainslie are guests this month, former Cedar Rapids residents, with plans to be joined later in the month by Mr. Ainslie for several local affairs.
Miss Nathreyn Barrett, engaged to Raymond J Kremer of Independence, is honored at a 2 breakfast at the Red Ball Inn in Iowa City hosted by Miss Leola Jack and friends Miss Marguerite and Miss Hathevn Marshall. The event includes prizes, a dinner and a miscellaneous shower for Miss Barrett prior to her Tuesday wedding.
Fragmentary OCR lines reference a street NE and a son with unclear names Sebt MM Charles Pedrey Greers and Bedres with scattered numbers and initials. The text is damaged and lacks coherent events or context to derive a full news item. The readable pieces offer no definite action, date, or location to summarize.
Mr and Mrs Clair Stoneking hosted an overnight gathering at their Mount Vernon area home for members of the Phi Theta Sigma Sunday school class of Cedar Rapids Trinity Methodist Church. Cedar Rapids guests included Misses Netue Sisam Elinor Wisely Sylvia Meeks Helen Youtzy Luelle Wisely Genevieve Jarboe Katharine Stone Irene Krueger Edna Hopson Armina Davis and Mrs Fred Bokerney. Additional attendees were Mrs C C Berry of Sertram Mr and Mrs Dale Stoneking Mr and Mrs Hugh Roberts of Mount Vernon and Mr and Mrs William Sommers of Cedar Rapids.
A family reunion in Elks Park honored Mrs Burgess of Bertram on her birthday. Attendees included Osos Burgess Edna Cadniches L F Cadniches Marim Alsert of Aurora Ti Henneth Cadmchek Hallandale Munn Air Mors Earl Burgess Mount Vernon Joseph La Fisla Solon Raish Smuin and families Ronald Shirley Muscatine safety Rose Bir Rober Far Marian Fist senbert JPF Scott and Eci Scott with others in attendance.
An obituary note from Westminster Peshyvterman Church details the funeral for Nosma Stac who wore a pink dress at the service led by Rev Jo Renwick Mc Oulloush. The ceremony included male pallbearers and tributes noting Nosma’s graduation from Fort Afgknson High School in 682 and St Lakes School of Nosmng. She had worked since graduation, and her husband Whitney, a 2 salesman for the Pairbanks Mosse company, is a Fort Afgknson native graduate of Ows State College at Ames in 1952.
The Prmendly club hosts a meeting at Manhattan on Tuesday at 7 30 p m with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Harold Paulsen formerly Miss Alma Neniner. Transport is advised to Third Avenue and Tenth Street SE or Avenue and Elhs Boulevard NW at 7 30. Donald and Jessie Burgess organize the event and members are asked to bring electric light bulbs.
Miss Dorothy Graff and Miss Beverly Ramsey traveled from Platwille Wisconsin to visit Miss Ramsey’s parents Mr and Mrs George Ramsey at 6Nnollwood drive SE. Graff is an instructor at Platwille Normal School and Ramsey is a student. They planned to return today.
Miss Cora Ramsdell was honored on her eleventh birthday at a party in Seattle. Guests included Virginia Fredricka, Bernadine Frame, Dorothy Peck, Mary Bitzer, Shirley Thompson, Mary Kellogg, Mary Ellen Stamy and Dickie Eaton. Ruth Burch and Mrs O D Burch with Marc of Chicago are visiting Mrs Burch's aunts.
Mrs Ethel Mills, Mrs Edith Ross and Miss Pauline Byers left Saturday by motor for Kentucky to visit Mammoth caves. They will travel via Chicago, Indianapolis, Louisville and St Louis.
Mr and Mrs Royal Thomas and Mr and Mrs Richard Stevens have returned from Moose Lake Minnesota where they stayed a week at the cottage of Mrs D Pirie Bevea They also spent a few days with Mrs Thomas uncle Mike Wachai in Minneapolis
Mrs Joseph Jun will entertain the Ro Of HK club at her home located at 2116 E Avenue NE on Wednesday at 2 p.m.
The Social Circle of the Peoples Church meets Friday at 2 30 PM in the church hall with hosts Mrs Frank Swatosh and Mrs Fl A Small. The annual Westminster Church Women's Organization gathering is Friday at 6 PM in Sever Park large pavilion inviting members families and friends to attend with usual requirements.
A local wedding ceremony at a Palo Alto residence drew guests including Watsons and Mr. and Mrs. Wat(win)n. Attendees noted a formal event with family and friends in attendance, though some names and details are partially obscured in the damaged OCR.
Community women and friends attend a church picnic at the home of Mr. FC Red on 320 Thirteen Niles Street. Attendees are invited to bring friends and arrive ready to enjoy the informal gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate workers at St Pat Tita 3 Parish and a Cedar View Center club. Mentions Harsh Mother and assistants Miss Mosris Cusey and Biss maties Reissimmens with prize details and a reference to 2005 amounts and SGGIS20 3 228i tic.
Fayette society notes announce Miss Alice M. Warren will wed Alastair P. Robertson at her parents home in Fayette at 7 p m The double ring ceremony will be performed by the bridegroom s father Attendants include Miss Irene Hishman Burton Warren The couple will honeymoon north and east and reside in Oelwein where Robertson works as an automobile salesman
The Women’s Labor Bureau No 17 will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Labor Temple. The Typographical auxiliary meets at 6 p m on July 28 for a picnic supper at Bever Park pavilion. W B A will host a benefit pinochle party Monday at 2 p m at Mrs Lissie Mc Avoy’s home 408 G avenue NW.
The Gamma Delta Sigma class of First Evangelical church plans a breakfast at Bever Dark Wednesday morning. Reservations call Mrs. Louis Rei or Mrs. L. A. Talbot.
The Social Riders announce a card party at Moose Hall on Tuesday at 2 PM offering two pincense and a 500 card event. Proceeds support local activities.
The Alethea chapter of the Daughters of Penelope will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Moose Hall. All members are asked to be present. The Progressive Circle of Carrie Boscombe Lodge No. 2 holds its annual family picnic at Ellis Path, Silver Pavilion. A business meeting is set for 3 with supper served at 6. Members should bring a covered dish.
Fragmented lines describe a regular session and refreshment details. Mentions groups and locations in garbled form, with references to sessions, a meeting on Tuesday, and some names, but specifics are unreadable.
Reports by delegates to the tenth national juvenile convention held in Fulkon DL on July 26 17 and 15 will be given Friday at 7 pm. Women Of The Moose meet Monday evening at Moose hall. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will not meet until Aug 13. Parlor City Camp 1798 Ken Kensington hosts a picnic lunch for Juveniles and families at Sever park pavilion Thursday at 10 am bring covered dish. Star Lodge No. 4 D of BH meets at K P hall Wednesday at 8 pm for regular business.
The Security Benefit association hosts a card party and prizes Friday at 8 pm in Moose Hall. Pinochle and 500 will be played, with members and friends invited. Members are asked to note the time change.
Mr and Mrs Charles Schieuter of Amana announce the marriage of their daughter Lillian A to Milo J Varel son of Mr and Mrs John Varel of North Liberty The ceremony was July 6 at the Lite Brown church Nashua Rev William Rent officiated Mrs Varel is a Walford Consolidated School graduate and Cedar Rapids worker Mr Varel Swisher High School graduate and farmer four miles NW of North Liberty They took a short wedding trip to Clearlake after the ceremony
Misses Nellieve Rorah of Marion and Lucille Norris of 1340 B avenue NE are due back today after a two week vacation through the east. They visited New York City Niagara Falls West Point Washington DC and rode on the Hudson River.
Mr and Mrs William Schwarz announce the engagement of their daughter Frances to Wilmer Bowen son of Mr and Mrs P A Bowen The couple plans a July 27 wedding at the First Lutheran church.
Mrs. E. W. Krickard of 140 Twenty third street drive SE has returned from a two week trip to Denver Colorado Springs Estes Park and other scenic mountain parks accompanying her husband who makes business trips into the territory.
Inez Johnson to become bride of Reed Peterson this morning at 8:30 in the Strawberry Point Methodist church. Rev James P Gable will officiate. Attendants are Orpha Beyer and Dick Nash. After a week in Nashua the couple will reside in Waterloo where Mr Peterson works at Vogue Beauty Shop.
Miss Bernice Hach and Lester Baldwin announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. The couple will wed after plans are finalized, with the announcement shared by Miss Hach's parents Mr and Mrs W C Hach at their Mount Vernon Avenue SE home.
The Z Cook Relief Corps No 11 meets Thursday at 12 in Bever Park for a picnic luncheon in Kensington. Members are asked to bring B covered fish, sandwiches, and picnic provisions. G A R comrades are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Sullivan and their daughter Nancy Ann are spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hermann at 2044 Fifth Avenue SE. Mr. Sullivan is a brother of Mrs. Hermann.
The Lydia Circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Leon ard Reinking leading devotions. Attendees included Martha Ohi rogge LaVerne Benning A L Mensing and Henry Twachtmann. A family picnic is planned for Credit Island on Aug 11. Mrs Hubert Richmann hosted the social hour with help from her mother Mrs George Twachtmann.
The George Washington chapter of Monticello DeMolays held a public majority service Wednesday night at the N. C. Holst farm near Center Junction. Certificates of majority were awarded to Merle Hutton James Rickless Howard McLaughlin Milton Langer James McLaughlin Richard Calkins and Marvin Holst. Local hosts and guests included multiple Monticello residents and out-of-town visitors at dinners and parties surrounding the event.
Center Junction Mrs Peter Prahm hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Working Band on Thursday. Second vice-president Mrs C H Nelson presided. Guests included Mrs O O Watson and Mrs Lou Ahraken.
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