Edna Mae Haldy and Robert Johnson Wed at Coe College
Edna Mae Haldy daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed R Haldy and Robert M L Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Max L Johnson were married Sunday at INCLAIR Memorial chapel Coe college. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles J Bready with organist and vocalist. Eighty guests attended in the Roosevelt hotel following the ceremony and the couple left for a wedding trip to Chicago. The bride wore a white embroidered organdy gown and carried a white Bible with an orchid. The groom is a Franklin high school and Coe alumnus. Familiar guests included Anna Mae Melsa and Mrs Ernest P Mickel. Out-of-town attendees included Blackmer and Lois Tankersley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inclair
Coe College
Edna Mae Haldy
Ed R. Haldy
Avenue NE
Robert M. L. Johnson
Max L. Johnson
Albert Lea
Minn
Charles J. Bready
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
David Mitchell
Mariam Dieman
Anna Mae Melsa
Ernest P. Mickel
Roosevelt Room
Roosevelt Hotel
Chicago
Johnson
Oe Ae High School
Stephens College
Columbia
Coe
Ws Alpha
Delta Kid
Franklin High Met
Delta Phi Epsilonternity
Wednie Blackmer
Iowa City
Lois Tankersley
Marshall
Miss Ramsey Honored At Two Parties In Ames
Miss Barbara Ramsey bride elect of Dr. William A. Owens Jr. of Ames was honored Monday at tea and a shower by friends and neighbors of Miss Ramsey and her mother Mrs J C Ramsey at their home. Mrs Charles D Rob Friday D Carl 382 Sixteenth Street SE hosted a family dinner at 1 pm with Ramsey as honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ramsey
William A. Owens, Jr
Ames
Miss Ramsey
J. C. Ramsey
Charles D. Rob
J D. Carl
Sixteenth Street
Wheeler and Brown to Wed in First Evangelical Church
Miss Anna Wheeler and Franklin Brown announce their forthcoming marriage on August 3 in Cedar Rapids. The couple, both high school graduates, will wed at 4 p.m. at the First Evangelical church. Wheeler's parents are Mr and Mrs L H Wheeler of Vinton and Brown is son of Mr and Mrs William Brown of 520 I Avenue NW. Brown works at Cedar Rapids Auto Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wheeler
Franklin Brown
Cedar Rapids
Miss Wheeler
L. H. Wheeler
Vinton
Mr. Brown
William Brown
I Avenue NW
First Evangelical Church
Rowley High School
Centerville High School
Cedar Rapids Auto Supply Company
Return From Harvard Conference Sunday
Strahan of the Tyler school Mise Bel Campbell principal of Garfield and Miss Marjorie n of Harrison school. Other Cedarc delegates at the D C and Miss Grace Shields local primary superintendent who reside in Massachusetts for a
Honor Mrs Krause at Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs A C Stewart hosted at 352 Park Terrace SE honoring Mrs Krause on her birthday with friends and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Krause
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Starman and Brouwick Celebrate Weeklong Home Visit
Mr and Mrs J F Starman and Miss Mildred Brouwick enjoyed a weeklong visit at Clear, ending Saturday evening with a return home. The little gathering highlighted friendly contacts and local hospitality during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Starman
Gene Dee
Mildred Brouwick
Alengeeelag
Gene
Clear
Miss Eileen Joyce entertains at Seventh Street home
Miss Eileen Joyce of 714 Seventh Street SW entertained guests at her residence in an informal gathering. Attendees included local residents and associates, enjoying light refreshments and conversations in a convivial atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Joyce
Seventh Street
More Vacation Guests Arrive In Cedar Rapids
Topic and her children will remain in Cedar Rapids until fall. Dr. and Mrs. James M. Knox host their daughter-in-law Mrs. James G. Knox of Chicago and her children Charles Marcia and Lena at 517 Knollwood Drive SE. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Palmer at 1819 Fourth Avenue SE were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kehlenbeck of Ames who returned home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topic
Cedar Rapids
James M. Knox
Knollwood Drive
Inlaw
James G. Knox
Chicago
Charles
Marcia
Lena
Harry A. Palmer
Fourth Avenue
A. P. Kehlenbeck
Ames
Mount Mercy Alumnae Lawn Party Set for Benefit
Mount Mercy alumnae plan their annual lawn party on campus to raise funds for the school. Refreshments from 6:30 to 7:00 p.m. and bingo will be played. Mrs Regis Day chairs general arrangements with Miss Mary Nick Olson Martha Hubbard and Marion Plunkett as co organizers. Miss Mary Frances Husak leads serving. bingo committee includes Ina Donahue and Mildred Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Regis Day
Eighteenth Street
Brems
Mary Nick Olson
Martha Hubbard
Marion Plunkett
Mary Frances Husak
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Annual Meeting Attendees
Roswell H. Pickford Rudolph Novak Vernon E White and Charles Filipi left Sunday to attend the sixty fifth annual home office meeting of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company in Milwaukee. They will return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell H. Pickford
Forest Drive
Rudoph Novak
Eighth Avenue
Vernon E. White
Fairway Terrace
Charles Filipi
Seventeenth Street
Sundey
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Mrs Arthur Poe Hosts Monday Luncheon Club
Mrs Arthur Poe of 300 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE hosted members of the Monday luncheon club at her home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Poe
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Busers Return From Two Week Visit at Lake Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Buser of 1242 Fourth Avenue SE returned Saturday from a two weeks stay with Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Seni at a summer cottage by Lake. Mrs. Minnie Sealy accompanied them, visiting her sisters Mrs. Frank Conn and Dr. Conn, before traveling on to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Buser
Fourth Avenue
Harry E. Seni
Summer Cottage
Lake
Prouts Head North for Week Fishing Trip
Dr and Mrs Frei J Prout Jr of 2721 First Avenue East depart Sunday for a week long fishing trip to Cass Lake in northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frei J. Prout, Jr
First Avenue E
Orr
Casslece
Minnesota
Navy mothers meet elects new board for year
At a Friday evening gathering of the Navy Mothers club held in the Glow room of the Gas company, Mesdares Leura Le Clerc Vera Craft Nellie Miskimmen Florence Huft Lela Gossett Vera Sample Glorna Archer and Vy Yura were elected to the board for the remainder of the year. Plans were made for a picnic supper to recruit members at the next port on the national convention she attended in Omaha, and Mrs J M Johnem's committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothes
Gas Company
Mesdares
Leura LeClerc
Vera Craft
Nellie Miskimmen
Florence Huft Lela Gossett
Vera Sample
Glorna Archer
Vy Yura
Nts
Prospect
Omaha
J. M. Johnem
Notice and fragments from an old state document
Fragmentary notice references Linn county and eastern region with names Robert Milete and Henrie. The readable text hints at a wind event or notification but lacks clear action, date, or outcome. Further context is needed to identify parties, place specifics, or any deadline or filing requirements.
Normajean Vinton and Charles Wittke Wed in Home Ceremony
Normajean Vinton and Charles F Wittke were married Friday evening at the Vinton home 1242 N Street SW. The ceremony was conducted by the late Judge Wittke. The bride wore white velvet nay ninon de soie with a gardenia tiara and pink gladiolas. Geraldine White wore pale blue chiffon as bridesmaid. Mary Strachen was best man. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Lara Vinton and Wilma Mae Lettow of Eldora, Mr and Mrs Ben Graves of MonTOUR, and Mr and Mrs Elmer Camp of Alburnett with their son. After a weekend trip the couple will reside at 807 N Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normaijean Vinton
W. R. Vinton
N Street
Charlies F. Wittke
Fred Wittke
Mm. Wittke
Geraldine White
Mary Strachen
Vinton
Lara Vinton
Wilma Mae Lettow
Eldora
Ben Graves
Montour
Elmer Camp
Alburnett
Camerons Travel to Madison and Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Ernest B Camer on of 1800 Second Avenue SE left Monday for Madison to visit their daughter Mrs Deane L Adams and Mr Adams. They plan a stop in Chicago before returning next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Cameron
Second Avenue SE
Madison
Miss Mariar Fowler Visiting Cedar Rapids relatives
Miss Mariar Fowler of Sigourney arrives Monday to visit Mr and Mrs J T Beadle at 1725 Fourth avenue SE Cedar Rapids. Tuesday Miss Fowler Jeana Beadle and Mrs William P Bell of Milwaukee plan a two week motor trip to Milwaukee after two weeks with Cedar Rapids relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariar. Fowler
Sigourney
J. T. Beadle
Fourth Avenue SE
West Highlands Circle Breakfast at Luck Pond
West Highlands circle of the Kings Daughters will have a breakfast at Luck Pond in Ellis Park at 8 am. The note appears unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Highlands Circle
Campers in Charge One Day at Hitaga Camp
Girls of Hitaga Camp take turns leading activities for a fifth camping period. Older girl Jean Bowker heads the day with younger Nadeen Wilson and Peggy Plock among a large group guiding boating, care, din ose room, horseback riding, and camp craft. Highlights include overnight hikes, canoe trips, a hayrack ride, and a barn dance. Ann Sherman of Anamosa earns torchbearer rank in social leadership and art, the Camp Fire highest award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitaga
Jean Bowker
Nadeen Wilson
Peggy Plock
Jane Lord
Betty Buck
Joan Lattner
Dinose Ph
Ursula Dawson
One Yuill
Judy
Mary Kay O’brien
Mary Lou Schwandt
Betty Emmons
Anamosa
Officers Named By Industrial Council Of City CIO Unions
The Cedar Rapids Inter-City Industrial council affiliated with the CIO completed formation with Robert Gustafson as secretary and director. Officers include Lester Melsha president Wesley Kopecky VP H L Sievers financial secretary J T Keith recording secretary Edward Spacek sergeant at arms Joseph Nemic Lester Stodola P J Carlson and William H Taylor as representatives. Permanent offices at 117 F Avenue NE. The group backs the aluminum drive and Penick Ford plant drive and aims to bring the Iowa Nebraska CIO conference to Cedar Rapids next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
CIO
Robert Gustafson
C. R. Federation of Labor
AFL
Lester Melsha
Packinghouse Workers
Wilson and Company
Wesley Kopecky
H. L. Sievers
United Cereal Work
Quaker Oats Company
J. T. Keith
la Plant-Cheate Company
Edward Spacek
Joseph Nemic
Lester Stodola
P. M. Lattner Manufacturing Company
P. J Carlson
United Cereal Workers
William H. Taylor
F Avenue NE
United Cereal Workers Union
Cedar Rapids Defense Council
Penick
Ford
Iowa-Nebraska
Ottumwa
Four More Reservists Reported Ordered To Duty
Four reserve officers in eastern Iowa were ordered to active duty and four received promotions, announced Monday by Cedar Rapids military district. First Lieutenant Henry R. Redus, 1539 Bever Avenue SE, is sent to Washington D C for procurement at the ordnance office. First Lieutenants Edward M. Gow and Edwin L. Cared of Lowdon are also ordered to active duty with details provided by Seventh Corps area officer Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Military District
Henry R. Redus
Bever Avenue
Washington, D. C
5Ee of
Ordnance
Edward M. Gow
CCC
Edwin L. Cared
Lowdon
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Roger
We the Women By Ruth Millett in Gazette Special
A column discusses how a single woman entering a small town must mind communal judgments. It warns her to avoid scandal while navigating dating, church events, and social scrutiny. The piece weighs personal morals against town gossip and expectations.
Military promotions and orders list names and duties
B Sherman of 135 Thirty-fifth Street NE is ordered to a year of active duty at McClellan Field California. Verne E Pate of 915 E Avenue NW and Kelley S Wodtke of 1265 Second Avenue SE are promoted to first lieutenant. Frederick E Anderson of 2486 Fruitland Boulevard SW is promoted to engineer and William A Fluallen of Oelg Avenue SE serves as field ar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Sherman
Thirty-fifth Street
McClellan Field
Calif
Sree Ee Ee
Verne E. Pate
E Avenue
Kelley S. Wodtke
Second Avenue
Frederick E. Anderson
Fruitland Boulevard
William A. Fluallen
Oelg Avenue
Y. M. Drum Corps To Represent Iowa Lions At Convention
The Y M C A drum and bugle corps from Iowa travels by train to New Orleans for the Lions International convention where they will serve as the official corps for Iowa Lions clubs. Directed by KR Ariel Cross the group is chaperoned by Mrs Lee Boston and others and will visit Memphis and St Louis on return with plans to enjoy the Gulf of Mexico and New Orleans sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Drum and Bugle Corps
New Orleans
Lions Clubs of
Iowa
Ariel Cross
Lee Boston
Parents Organization
Robert ¥Iala
L. C. Heral
F. A. Hillmer
Howard Cole
Karl Coitts
Bill Cox
Dale Crozier
Dick New
Bob Fiala
Richard Gorton
Richard Havlik
Bill Hersi
Marnesi Hidder
Don Hillmer
Tom Kacere
Bob Kapoun
Jack Kidd
Ed Elekar
Vera Kriz
Jim Lowatt
Bill Matus
Cy McCalley
Jack McCahey
Vance McKinnon
John Mclivor
John Na
Two Accepted Here For Naval Flight Training
Adolph W. Biderman of Elyroad SW and Hubert C. Phillips of West Liberty were accepted by the naval flight selection board from Chicago in Cedar Rapids. They will report to Glenview IL for 30 days of preliminary flight training before continued instruction at an advanced base in Jacksonville Pensacola Corpus Christi for further training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph W. Biderman
Elyroad SW
Coe College
Hubert C. Phillips
West Liberty
Culver Stockton College
Naval Flight Selection Board
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Glenview
Naval Training Base
Jacksonville
Pensasola
Fla
Corpus Christi
Tex
Beals Elected President of State Grotto Association
George Beals of 2001 A Avenue NE was chosen president of the Iowa State Grotto Association at the Davenport Hohas san Grotto annual picnic where over 50 Amber Grotto delegates attended. Also elected were George Miller first vice president C W Petersen second vice president Ralph Mabee secretary Kent Mahaffey treasurer Sam Wyatt sentinel Roy Smith sergeant at arms and W T Kepler venerable prophet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beals
A Avenue NE
Iowa Suate Grotto Association
Davenport
State
Beals
Amber Grotto
Cedar Rapids
George Miller
Waterloo
C. W. Petersen
Dubuque
Ralph Mabee
Des Moines
Kent Mahaffey
Burlington
Sam Wyatt
Ottumwa
Sentinel
Roy Smith
Council Bluffs
W. T. Kepler
FBI Agent Warns of Ant-American Plots and New Prosecution Calls
An FBI agent at a luncheon in Slontouse hotel warned that anti-American groups grow, urging a statute to prosecute known inimical activities. He warned future threats loom within a year and a half, citing World War era saboteur methods and stressing legal action is needed to curb such acts. The report also notes local council discussions over land deeds, shrubbery, and alley easements affecting three feet of setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slontouse
FBI
Bureau
U.S
Aimee McPherson to Speak at Memorial Coliseum July 29
Aimee Sempre Me founder and president of the Foursquare churches will address a public gathering at Memorial Coliseum on July 29 at 7:30 p.m. Protocol details note Cedar Rapids Foursquare sponsors, with Mrs. McPherson arriving from Ohio where she works as district supervisors’ leader. Admission is free with an offering to be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Sempre
Foursquare Gospel Churches
Memorial Coliseum
Cline
Hazel Halsey
Cedar Rapids
McPherson
Ohio
Howard Courtney
Great Wakes
City Denies Quit Claim for Three Foot Alley Strip
A petition by Edward W. Va lenta and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dipple seeking a quit claim deed for a three foot wide alley strip behind L street SW between Sixth and Seventh avenues was denied by the city council Monday. The occupied strip remains in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Valenta
Peter Dipple
L Street
Sixth and
Seventh Avenues
Continental Buffet Hotel Roose velt City Briefs
Local 238 of eS routines and Teamsters union meet Monday at 7:39 p.m. in the Labor temple. Des Moines attorney Charles Bowers and the Moose Lodge band will conduct a posture of the local force lodge in Cedar Rapids Monday at 8 p.m. Winners of the attendance contest by Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No 221 will be entertained by the losers Thursday evening at Meinen 838 First Avenue EF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Routines and Teamsters Union
Labor Temple
Charles Bowers
Des Moines
Moose Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Force
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No. 221
Meine
First Avenue
Private John Frame Home on 10 Day Furlough
Private John Melvin Frame of troop B 113th cavalry stationed at Camp Bowie Texas is home on a ten day furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John M Frame at 12 Second Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Melvin Frame
113Th Calvary
Camp Bowie
Tex
John M. Frame
Second Street
Death of Henry McClain Reported in Waterloo
Word has been received of the death of Henry McClain Thursday in Waterloo. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Thea Brown and Mrs. C. H. Clement, with addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McClain
Waterloo
Thea Brown
First Avenue
C. H. Clement
Thirty-third Avenue
Lieutenant Porter Injured In Auto Collision
First Lieut Roy V Porter of Cedar Rapids stationed at Fort Leonard Wood with the 21th infantry suffered two broken bones in his right foot in a automobile accident last week. He is confined to his Rolla Missouri home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy V. Porter
Cedar Rapids
Fort Leonard Wood
21Th Infantry
349Th Infantry
Porter
Rolla, Mo
Utah bishop visits Cedar Rapids for midwest church appeal
Bishop Duane Hunt of Salt Lake City spoke at four Masses in Immaculate Conception church Cedar Rapids. He is touring the Midwest and East to solicit a financial appeal from Utah Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Hunt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception
Hunt
Middle West
East
Egyptian farmers mostly hold under an acre
About sixty percent of Egypt's agricultural population owns holdings of less than one acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
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Robert Johnson
James Coopers
Alexandreia
Louis Burkhalters
Ashington Ave
Abovecs
Truth
Harvard
Elaine Marie Heral
Starmans
Mrs. Holton
J. C. Landenberger
CLIB
Busers
Mrs. Sealy
Cation
Prouts
NAVY
Owe
Fet
Henrie
Lore Peg
Cua
Maz
Robert FP
Milete
Ate Mey
A. G. Keres
Atlorne
BAYER
Brutus
Henry A. Wallace
Normajean Vinton
Charles F. Wittke
Camerons Motor
Industrial Council of
Ruth Millett
Gasette
Mert
Y. M. Drum Corps
Iowa Lions
State Grotto Association
America
France
Frank Y
Aimee McPherson
Fred
Det Samos
City Briefs
Continental Buffet Hotel
Roosevelt
Saene and Residence Insurance
Jess
McKinney Fire Inn
Lieut. Porter
Bishop Hunt
Anuaruy Farm Dairies
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