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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1941

Page

8

Guests From Out of City Are Honored

Midweek courtesy notices honor visitors from several locations. Mrs. Keith Dunham of Chicago joins the Howard Halls at Brucemore for a luncheon. A Friday picnic will host Lieut. and Mrs. Topic Camp Claiborne and others, including Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Greedy, Mrs. Donald Leonard, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Winterberg, all visiting local hosts.

Keith Dunham Chicago Howard Halls Hall Brucemore James ©. Blake Linden Drive Jerome L. Gearhart Twenty-fifth

Courtesies Given For Brides-Elect Of Cedar Rapids

Social rounds continue with luncheons breakfasts and dinners honoring brides elect Miss Betty Neuzil and Miss Barbara Ramsey in Cedar Rapids. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs A J Diebold Mr and Mrs Sidney P Moore and Mrs Frank C Welch with guests from Penn Valley Newton Harrisburg Haverford and Walker. The bridal dinner at the Pickwick Club centers the event with blue white lilies and ice figures.

Cedar Rapids Betty Neuzil Bill Wilson Penn Valley A. J. Diebold Grande Avenue Sidney P. Moore Park Terrace Pickwick Club George Wilson William J. Neuzil Richard R. Proctor Virginia Collins Mary Frances Lee JoAnn Hanazlik Clare Dolan Newton N. J Dorothy Eckenrode Harrisburg Charles Rainear II Wynnewood H Burdsall Adams, Jr Haverford George C Navies, Jr William C. Deemer West Orange Jack Durin Wilson Frank C Welch Paul Huston Welch First Avenue W Barbara Ramsey Jeanne Rowe Country Club Parkway SE Mary and Jane Hall Jean Killen Mary Jane Murdock Kathryn Lynch Betsy Flodin Rudy Soderquist The Elks Club George E. Holcomb Forest Drive Margaret Lester Lopata Walker Godfrey Lopata R W Raymond Iowa City Mary Lopata Katharine Bothell

Wedding of Miss Violette Goodwater and Eugene Daley

Miss Violette Goodwater and Eugene Steven Daley were married Sunday at 1 p.m. at Immaculate Conception Church in Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Msgr. John M Molloy with nuptial music by Frank Voelker. The bride wore white chiffon over satin with Chantilly lace. her bridal party included Loretta Gallagher as maid of honor and C. A Seifert as best man. A reception for 20 followed at the Roosevelt hotel, and the couple plan to live in Cedar Rapids after a Chicago trip.

Immaculate Conception Church Violette Goodwater Rose Goodwater Sixth Street Eugene Steven Daley William Daley Fulton, Ill John M Molloy Frank Voelker Ray Goodwater Loretta Gallagher Fulton, III C. A Seifert Cedar Rapids Lincoln and Jefferson Roosevelt Hotel Chicago Orla Nelson Dale, Wis Don Oppel Fulton

Charlene Zvacek Hosts Galoping Breakfast Party

At 6 15 Wednesday morning Charlene Zvacek and her mother Mrs Scott Niermeyer drove to the home of eight friends on Avenue NE to gather them for a gal loping breakfast. The group included Phyllis Kobe Rose Marie Doty Marion Toms Nancy Green Mary Louise Jesina Colleen Bedell Marilynne Milner and Margaret Hunter.

Charlene Zvacek Scott Niermeyer Avenue NE Charlene Phyllis Kobe Rose Marie Doty Marion Toms Nancy Green Mary Louise Jesina Colleen Bedell Marilynne Milner Margaret Hunter

Mrs B J Moon Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon

Mrs. B. J. Moon hosted a luncheon on Wednesday for members of the Wednesday bridge club at 2340 Linden Drive SE.

B. J. Moon Linden Drive Wednesday

Alfred J Johnsons Honored At Farewell Parties

Alfred J Johnson and his wife Mrs. Johnson with sons Dick and Don plan to move Aug 1 to North English. They were feted at multiple farewell gatherings this week including a luncheon hosted by Mrs J M Wiley and a lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs Edgar McNall, plus a dinner at Wurster's tea room.

Alfred J. Johnson Eighteenth Street Don J M. Wiley Fifteenth Street Reading Club Mrs. Johnson Paul Gard W D Moore Ed Krueger Stewart Shank Edgar Johnson Bever Park

Mrs Moses Guests With Norths In Forest Drive Visit

Mr and Mrs Homer Moses of Mankato Minnesota and Mrs W C Moses of Onamia Minnesota were overnight guests Tuesday of E J North and Mrs Elizabeth North at 540 Forest Drive SE.

Homer Moses Mankato Minn W. C. Moses Onamia E. J North Elizabeth North Forest Drive

Chicago couple conclude visit with Ogden family

Concluding a few days visit Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs H Grupe of Chicago, house guests of Mrs Grupe's sister Mrs Ben Ogden and Mr Ogden at 2033 Fourth avenue SE.

H. Grupe Chicago

Local couple returns from month-long Cullen lake fishing trip

Dr and Mrs R A Greenawalt of 1912 Blake boulevard SE arrived home Tuesday evening after a month at Cullen lake Minnesota near Nisswa.

R. A. Greenawalt Blake Bouevard SE Cullen Lake Minn Nisswa

Catholic current events group meeting announced

The Catholic current events group will meet at 2 p.m Thursday with Miss Henrietta Boettcher at 1426 Third Avenue SE.

Henrietta Boettcher Third Avenue SE

Aunt Het Sounds Off On Law Enforcement

The speaker laments that obedience is impossible when people must guess if the law will be enforced that day. Sue's children are cited as examples of the confusion and lack of respect for authority.

Sue

Gale Storm wears bright yellow purple linen outfit on stage

Actress Gale Storm debuts a vivid ensemble featuring a bright yellow and purple linen fabric. The outfit includes a snug zip bodice, a modern version of long shorts with Aztec-like motifs, and a purple wrap-around skirt.

Gale Storm

Mrs Peterson to Visit Ann Arbor and Chicago

Mrs Walter G Peterson of 402 First Avenue East travels to Ann Arbor Michigan to visit her sister Mrs Frank Cornwell. She will also spend time in Chicago before returning home this weekend.

Ann Arbor Mich Walter G. Peterson First Avenue E Frank Cornwell Chicago

Neph ew Leaves After Visiting the Farmers

Tommy Drever of Lincoln Nebraska who had been visiting for a month with his uncle and aunt Mx and Mrs J LeRoy Farmer at 2179 Blake boulevard SE left for his home Tuesday afternoon

Tommy Drever Lincoln Neb J. LeRoy Farmer Blake Boulevard

Home Rebekah lodge members renew obligation in ceremony

More than 50 members of Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 met in Z C B J hall Monday evening to renew their Rebekah Oddfellowship obligation. Maud Havork a presided, with Rose Stoddard as chaplain and Viola Kucera directing the program. Officers installed July 7 included Hattie DeNio as treasurer Ella Scott as financial secretary Frances Sankot Verbena Gosnell Norvella Ellis as trustees and Henry Ellis as assistant drill captain. Next meeting set for Aug 4.

Home Rebekah Lodge No. 79 Z. C B. J. Hall Rebekah Oddfellowship Maud Havorka Rose Stoddard Viola Kucera Hattie DeNio Ella Scott Frances Sankot Verbena Gosnell Norvella Ellis

Mrs Hanson to Host Tirzah Society Picnic Plans

Mrs M Hanson of 916 B Avenue NW will host Tirzah Society Thursday afternoon. Final arrangements are set for a picnic on July 31 at Daniels Park for members and their families.

M. Hanson B Avenue NW Tirzah Society Daniels Park

Nashes to Host Kansas City Guest and Daughter

Mrs. Louis Miller of Kansas City Missouri and her daughter Doris arrive Thursday afternoon for a several day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nash at 2316 Country Club Parkway SE.

Allen Nash Country Club Parkway SE Louis Miller Kansas City, Mo Doris

Social visit to Independence with group of women

A driving trip to Independence was planned for Wednesday to spend the day with Mrs. Frank V. Orr's mother, Mrs. Milton Smith. Attending were Mrs. Orr, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. H. Hamilton Morse, Mrs. L. Woggenthaler and Mrs. Philip W. Shive.

Independence Frank V. Orr Milton Smith Orr John Miller H. Hamilton Morse L. Woggenthaler Philip W. Shive

Campers arrive as second period opens at Wapsie Y camp

A new group of campers arrived at the Girl Reserve camp Wapsie Y near Central City Monday morning as the second camping period opened. The day featured a sports program and sing in the lodge with readings of the Wapsipinicon legend and Indian piano music. Evening included tall timber tales and a worship service. Tuesday’s rain sent campers indoors for a barn dance in the lodge with Sadie Hawkins and her father as entertainment.

Wapsie-Y Central City Sadie Hawkins

Williamson Couple Return From East Coast Trip

Mr and Mrs R R Williamson of 1715 Washington avenue SE returned Tuesday afternoon after a two weeks trip through the east. They visited Pontiac Michigan attended a family reunion in Brockport New York then traveled to Chittenango New York Brattleboro Vermont and Greenfield Massachusetts.

R. R. Williamson Washington Avenue East Pontiac Mich Brockport N. Y Chittenango Brattleboro Greenfield Mass

Morleys Welcome Son Born July 22 in Boone

Mr and Mrs Rodney Morley of Boone welcomed a son born July 22 at Boone County Hospital. Mrs Morley is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Hicks of 113 First Avenue W.

Morleys Rodney Morley Boone Boone County Hospital Morley C. R. Hicks First Avenue

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E. 8S. Daley Arcid American Institute of Laundering Arrid Atall Nek Mrs. Moon Bridge Club Alfred J. Johnsons Minnesota North Home Grupes Ogdens Mrs. Peterson Nephew Rebekah No Nashes Kansas City Sonny Swerl Swerl Bubble Baths Betty COLE Mrs. Smith Camp Wapsie-Y R. R. Williamsons Homemakers the Homemakers Shop First Avenue East Iowa Richard Drew McNamara McNamara First Avenue SE McNamara Furn. CO Home Specialty Store Vacation Sale John and Paul Stewart Warner Quaker Oil Model Stewart Warner Radios Florence Whitney Kimball Dial Kresge
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