Circle Of Peoples Church Hosts Kadgihn Home Luncheon
The Circle Of Peoples Church meets at the Kadgihn Home in Iowa City for a friendly luncheon marking the second such gathering. Mrs. Henry Kadgihn and daughter in law Mrs Leo Kadgihn host with Cherie Kadgihn assisting. guests from Cedar Rapids attend along with former society leaders and members sharing memories of the church's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadgihn
Iowa City
The
Peoples Church
Henry Kadgihn
Inlaw
Leo Kadgihn
Mesdames Kadgihn
Abbie S. Abbott
A. Maryk
Cedar Rapids
F. A. Small
W. F. Severn
Jennie Tinkham
R. C. Folsom
F. W. Miller
W. E. Mickel
F. J. Horak
Emil Horak
Frank Swatosh
Fred Wernisch
Mrs. Cummins Hosts Lunch and Theater Party for Miss Christiansen
Mrs. L. T. Cummins of 1424 Wildwood Drive NE entertained at a luncheon and theater party honoring her niece Miss Rachel Christiansen of Oakland Nebraska who has been visiting. Guests included Misses Dorothy Carr Marjorie Young and Helen Kroulik. Miss Christiansen returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Christiansen
Oakland
Neb
L. T. Cummins
Wildwood Drive
Dorothy Carr
Marjorie Young
Helen Kroulik
Christiansen
Marriage Announces Marie Thome and Theodore Pettit
Mrs. Freda Thome of 958 Twelfth Street NE announces the marriage of her daughter Marie to Theodore Pettit son of Mr and Mrs J M Pettit of 1020 Eleventh Street NE The ceremony was held Friday at 5 pm in Vinton at the home of the groom’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Earl Doller They will reside at 1020 Eleventh Street NE after a week in Vinton The bride attended Franklin Junior High and the groom is an interior decorator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Thome
Twelfth Street
Marie
Theodore Pettit
J. M. Pettit
Eleventh Street
Vinton
Earl Doller
Summer beverages and chilled coffee recipes from old menu
A collection of drink preparations including iced Russian Coffee and fruit sherbets. Recipes outline sugar syrup, ice, and milk proportions, plus instructions to chill and serve in glasses over ice with garnishes such as orange and mint.
Dashing Cape Ensemble Timely Pattern 2605
Fashion notice promotes Anne Adams Pattern 2605 for fall use. It highlights a dashing cape ensemble suitable for business and home wear, with sizes 12 to 40 and 415 yards of fabric for size 16. Illustration guides and simple yoke sleeves described. price 15 cents per pattern, 25 cents for both. The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pattern
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
Mrs Gunn Honored At Dinner Friday
Mrs. Robert Gunn of Denver Colorado visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Holsinger at Marion was honored Friday at a dinner at Halliw Woods in Marion. Guests included Miss Catherine Cooper Miss Helen Burt Miss Mary Fernow and Miss Marion Busby an out of town guest Mrs Gail Anderson of Waterloo. After dinner the guests visited Miss Burt's home in Marion. Mrs Gunn is the former Lucille Holsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gunn
Denver
Colo
Fred Holsinger
Marion
Halliwoods
Catherine Cooper
Helen Burt
Mary Fernow
Marion Busby
Gail Anderson
Waterloo
Miss Burt
Gunn
Lucille Holsinger
Heuers to Leave for Kansas City Return
Mr and Mrs Vincent Heuer of Kansas City Missouri will return home Monday after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs E I Heuer 2004 Grande avenue SE and Dr and Mrs L F Vane 2000 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Heuer
Kansas City, Mo
E. I. Heuer
Grande Avenue SE
L. F. Vane
Jiacolettis Visit Friends After Wyoming Trip
Mr and Mrs Jiacoletti of Superior Wyoming arrived Thursday to visit Mrs Mousolite's parents on Sixth Street SW They will stay a week Mr Jiacoletti earned a master of arts in education from the University of Wyoming Monday He serves as athletic director at Superior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jiacoletti
Superior
Wyo
Jiacoletti
Nicholas Mousolite
Sixth Street
University of Wyoming
Richard Stanek celebrates sixth birthday at home party
Richard Dean Stanek, son of Mr and Mrs O Stanek of 1314 Third Street SW, was honored on his sixth birthday Thursday with a party at their home. Games and refreshments followed for guests including Robert Watkins, Burton Watkins, Willard Owens, Eleanor Owens, John McKee, Jim McKee, Lawrence Kimball, Rex Kline, Donald Page, Bonnie Lou Crumb, Billy Zaruba, Robert Lois, Ila Michalec, Betty Lou Soukup, Eve lyn Soukup, Jacqueline Day, Charles Day, Henrietta Kubik and George Stanek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dean Stanek
O. Stanek
Third Street
Robert
Burton Watkins
Willard
Eleanor Owens
John
Jim McKee
Lawrence Kimball
Rex Kline
Donald Page
Bonnie Lou Crumb
Billy Zaruba
Robert Lois
Ila Michalec
Betty Lou
Evelyn Soukup
Jacqueline
Charles Day
Henrietta Kubik
Ge Oe Stanek
Richard
Confine Grain Company Fire To Coal Pile
Spontaneous combustion started a fire in the Cedar Rapids Grain Company coal pile at 1000 Eleventh Street SW around 12:56 a.m. Saturday. The blaze was confined to the coal. Earlier at 10:30 p.m. Saturday a cushion in a car seat owned by J E Doty burned at First Street and First Avenue W. A separate ammonia plant leak at Cedar Rapids Co operative Dairy on Tenth Street SW required a fireman with a gas mask at 7:45 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Grain Company
Eleventh Street
Company No. 2
First Street
First Avenue
J. E. Doty
Cedar Rapids
Singapore Sees Reckless Bikes Spark New City Hazard
An official report from Singapore describes a new traffic danger due to speeding bicycles in the city once famed for rickshaws. The government now licenses all bicycles and riders, with revocation for offenses and jail for riding without a license. Rickshaws are being phased out gradually as transit modernizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
INS
Singapore
Far East
Dollar Steamship Lines
Malaya
America
Orient
Reforestation Progresses In Superior Reserve
In Ely Minnesota CCC workers plant new trees among decaying stumps on the shores of Lake Vermilion. The effort aims to restore the timber that once fed local mills and sustains the Superior National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely, Minn
Vermilion Ranger District
Superior National Forest
Lake Vermilion
CCC
Winton
Virginia
Cloquet
Superior
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Health and Sports
Miss Mary Staab of Mechanicsville recovering after Friday appendectomy at St Luke's hospital. Norden lodge picnic at Ellis park duck pond postponed to be announced later. Kenwood girls win East Side playground championship over Sinclair 27 to 9 on Sinclair diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Staab
Mechanicsville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Norden Lodge
Ellis Park
Duck Pond
Ater
Kenwood
East Side
Sinclair Girls
Sinclair Diamond
Car stolen from parking spot on First Avenue and Second Street
A theft occurred between 11 40 a m and 12 30 p m Friday as a vehicle parked at First Avenue and Second Street SE was stolen. The incident details and any suspects are under investigation by local police.
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First Avenue
Second Street SE
Bever Playground Students Take Double Industrial Tour
Twenty nine children visited the Wilson and Company plant and the Northwestern Bell telephone building Friday afternoon. Transportation was provided by Mrs. M. Unzeitig Mrs. J. Kennedy Mrs. B. L. Heneks and Mrs. J. Blazek.
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Bever
Wilson and Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
M. Unzeitig
J. Kennedy
B. L. Heneks
J. Blazek
Bill Donahue Suffered Shoulder Injury at Iowa Manufacturing Plant
Bill Donahue aged 22 of 1307 Avenue NE was injured with a dislocated right shoulder early Saturday while on duty at the Iowa Manufacturing Company plant and transported to St. Luke's Hospital for treatment.
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Bill Donahue
Avenue NE
Iowa Manufacturing Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Intoxication and begging fines led to jail terms in Police Court
Ward Crawford of Des Moines and Charles Strohm of Clinton pled guilty to intoxication and begging and were fined $25 plus costs. They were committed to the county jail for nonpayment. Harold Spar of Spencer also went to jail for defaulting a $10 intoxication fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Crawford
Des Moines
Charles Strohm
Clinton
Harold Spar
Spencer
Rock Island Brakeman Fractures Fall From Box Car
James H. Crowder a Rock Island brakeman living at 1670 Eleventh Street NW sustained cuts bruises and shock after falling from the top of a box car in the Rock Island yards shortly after 3 p.m. Friday He was transported to St Luke's hospital by ambulance for treatment.
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James H. Crowder
Eleventh Street
Rock Island
Crowder
St. Luke’s Hospital
Police Court Fines For Reckless Driving And Parking
Hugh L. Rick paid a 25 dollar fine and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Fines of 10 dollars and costs went to O. A. for speeding, and R. W. Johnson faced 2 dollars plus costs for entering an arterial highway without stopping. Nelson and Wilson each were fined 1 dollar and costs for overtime parking, while Baird King paid 1 dollar and costs for double parking. Rick's license was suspended for sixty days.
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Hugh L. Rick
Thirty-fourth Street
Rick
O. A
Nineteenth Street
R. W. Johnson
C Avenue
J. A. Nelson
Fifteenth Street
Dick Wilson
Thirty-first Street
Baird King
B Avenue
Local Marriage Licenses List From Cedar Rapids Area
Walter Curtis Clauson of Farmersburg wed Dorothy Eloise Wright of Cedar Rapids. Charles Holmes of Cedar Rapids with Ethel Mary Aanonson of Stevens Point, Wis. Alvin Benisk and Helen Marie Averill of Cedar Rapids. Howard McIntosh and Eva Kephart of Cedar Rapids. Bruce F. Emberling and Ruth Vanous of Cedar Rapids. C Raymond Stanton and Mildred E. Williams of Marion. Louis William Phile and Helen Cizek of Cedar Rapids.
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Walter Curtis Clauson
Farmersburg
Dorothy Eloise Wright
Cedar Rapids
Charles Holmes
Ethel Mary Aanonson
Stevens Point
Wis
Alvin Benisk
Helen Marie Averill
Howard McIntosh
Eva Kephart
Bruce F. Emberling
Ruth Vanous
C. Raymond Stanton
Mildred E. Williams
Marion
Louis William Phile
Helen Cizek
Spare tire theft report in Iowa City area
Milo Besta reported a spare tire and wheel stolen from his car on Friday between midnight and 7 30 a.m. at 1839 Avenue NW. Marie Strub of Iowa City reported the spare tire had been...
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Milo Besta
1839
Avenue NW
Marie Strub
Iowa City
How to Play and Win at Contract Bridge
A historical note on asking bids in contract bridge shows locating Aces through bidding. South dealer each side vulnerable, example features specific sequences like notrump responses and magic clubs bids. The article discusses how precise bids reveal card ownership and drive toward grand slam outcomes.
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Mands
North
South
Aces of Hearts and Diamonds
Go Round The World With Music At Arthur Playground
An audience of over 350 attended Arthur playgrounds community night as part of music week activities. Charles Warner introduced a program featuring dances and musical numbers from many cultures performed by Joyce Rogers Barbara Hird Rosemary Smythe Colleen Bedell Allene West Marilyn Rudin Norma Jean Bedell Carol Jean Bruns Bobby Condon Beverly Larson Fern Kemp Colleen Bedell and Allene West followed by a short talk and a logging piece, then moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Playground
Moving Pictures
Charles Warner
Joyce Rogers
Barbara Hird
Rosemary Smythe
Colleen Bedell
Allene West
Marilyn Rudin
Norma Jean Bedell
Carol Jean Bruns
Bobby Condon
Beverly Larson
Fern Kemp
Rosemary
Village Dance Recital Features Smythe Northington and Johnson
Peggy Smythe performs in a village dance with Patty Northington presenting a modern American dance. Evelyn Heffner gives a talk on American music and Jane Johnson performs a song in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Smythe
Patty Northington
Evelyn Heffner
Jane Johnson
Forged Checks Reported At Two Local Firms
Two local businesses report forged checks believed to be from the same man. W T Reese of General Air Conditioning in the Paramount Theater building described a tall 40 year old man in a short sleeve shirt and blue overalls, paying $9.75 with a check to George Blake signed William Hughes. The Killian company noted a similar $9.75 check to the same name signed William Hughes, from a 30 year old man about 5 feet 9 inches, 160 pounds, with dark eyes and hair, wearing a gray work shirt, dark wool trousers and a gray cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Reese
General Air Conditioning Corporation
Paramount Theater
George Blake
William Hughes
Killian Company
City Police Erect Free Parking Sign at Lot Entrance
Chief Robert J. Vinch ordered a large sign near the Fifth Avenue Fifth Street SE parking lot entrance to inform drivers that the ground is provided by the city for free parking. The move aims to ease congestion in the loop district.
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Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street SE
Loop District
Robert J. Vinch
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Circle of Peoples Church
Kadgihn Home
Mrs. Cummins
Marie Thome
T. Pettit
Mrs
Alexander George
Mrs. Gunn
Jiacolettis
Confine Grain Company
Superior Reserve
Glacier Lake
Allevi
Ates
Barta Home For Funerals
Fifth Ave
Eighth ST
Josephine Culbertson
Arthur
Rapids Gazette
Iowa
A.B.C
Che
Dar KR
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