Mrs Cherry and Miss Sargent Honored at Country Club Lunches
The Cedar Rapids Country club hosted two luncheons on Monday. Mrs Edward C Clark entertained in honor of Mrs Walter L Cherry of Chicago visiting Cedar Rapids. A second event by Mrs Deane L Adams and Mrs William B Miller honored Miss Mary Sargent whose August 2 wedding to George Frederick Karch of Cleveland is planned. Guests included Harriet Sargent, Frances Allen, Julia Robbins, Elizabeth Epler, Florence Ferman and more with out of town visitors from Waterloo Tama and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Edward C. Clark
Grande Avenue SF
Walter L. Cherry
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
William B. Miller
Ottumwa
Mary Sargent
George Frederick Karch
Cleveland
Ohio
Harriet Sargent
Raymond H. Rutherford
Frances Allen
Thomas C. Yarnall
Julia Robbins
Mary Stubbs
Elizabeth Epler
Florence Ferman
A. P. Jenkins
John O. Deets
Janet Knox
Waterloo
Charles S. Moyer
Tama
Cedar Rapids women golfers invited to three July August tournaments
Cedar Rapids Country club women golfers receive a series of invites this week and next. A one day event is set for Wednesday July 27 in Belle Plaine followed by a July 29 event at Iowa City Country club and an August 2 tournament at Davenport Country club. Players asked to contact Mrs Davyd Turner, chair of the women’s golf committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Woodward Visitation Of Selma Aunt At Staten Rall Home
Lieutenant and Mrs. Staten FE. Rall host Mrs. W. H. Woodward of Selma Alabama as their guest for two weeks. She arrived early last week and will stay until the end of the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten FE. Rall
A Avenue
Rall
W. H. Woodward
Selma
Ala
Local Couple Heads to Land For Alaskan? [Note: Unable to determine precise destination from OCR]
Mr and Mrs R C Toms and Mr and Mrs C R Chandler motored Sunday to Le land Michigan where they will spend the next week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Toms
Grande Avenue SE
C. R. Chandler
Nineteenth Street SE
Leland, Mich
Party honor for Dorothy Morrison hosts guests and prizes awarded
Melvin Nemec entertained at a Saturday party on Eighth Avenue SW in honor of Dorothy Jean Morrison of Robins. Dancing and prizes highlighted the evening with Marjorie Dorlan Phyllis Peacock Lloyd Bean and Merle Stirsky winning prizes. Attendees included Irma Countryman Mary Morrison Roberta Nemec Joseph Loufek Donald Spilman and Richard Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Nemec
Eighth Avenue SW
Dorothy Jean Morrison
Robins
Marjorie Dorlan
Phyllis Peacock
Lloyd Bean
Merle Stirsky
Irma Countryman
Mary Morrison
Roberta Nemec
Joseph Loufek
Donald Spilman
Richard Chase
Marion Cook Wedding in Chicago Links Local Family
Mr and Mrs J E Cook and daughter Maxine Elliott of 1723 Grande avenue SE traveled to Chicago for the wedding of their son Edward Marion Cook to Miss Neva Feakins of Chicago. The ceremony was held Saturday at Berry Memorial Methodist church. The couple will reside in Chicago where Edward runs a dental laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cook
Maxine Elliott
Grande Avenue SE
Chicago
Edward Marion
Neva Feakins
A. Feakins
Berry Memorial Methodist Church
Edward Marion Cook
Roy Family Completes Extended East Coast Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles C Roy of 714 First Avenue W along with daughter Gretchen Roy and Miss Loretta Power concluded a two week motor journey through the east. They visited Gettysburg Washington DC Atlantic City and returned via the Delaware Water Gap Niagara Falls and Toronto then crossed into Canada to Sarnia Ontario before returning through Port Huron Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Roy
First Avenue
Gretchen Roy
Loretta Power
Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Delaware
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Sarnia
Ont
Port Huron
Mich
Cooper Visit To Battin Home In Grande Avenue
Mgr and Mrs JL C Cooper of Council Bluffs arrived Sunday for a short visit at the home of Mr and Mrs John R Battin 1926 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
JL. C. Cooper
Council Bluffs
John R. Battin
Grande Avenue SE
Alpha Xi Delta to Hold Regular Meeting Monday Night
Active and alumnae members of Alpha Xi Delta will hold a regular meeting Monday night at 7 30 in the sorority rooms in the Ausadic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Miss Nichols Visits Relatives in Chicago
Miss Anna Nichols of 1107 Tenth street NW departed Saturday for an extended visit with relatives in Chicago. Her brother Arthur Nichols also traveled to Chicago on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nichols
Tenth Street
Chicago
Arthur
Village club card parties and auxiliary meetings
F A U Alders host a card party in V F W hall Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Security Benefit association plans a card party in V P W hall Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Clerks Auxiliary Ladies auxiliary to Postal Clerks meet Wednesday at Bever park for luncheon with convention reports. Security Benefit association meets Tuesday at 8 p m in W Fr W hall followed by a five hundred card party and prizes. Royal Neighbor Hustlers Parlor City camp 1799 meet at Mrs Hattie Harper 1316 Sixteenth St SE Wednesday at 2 p m with Mesdames Ellen and Cora Harper assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. U. Alders
F A. U. Alders
V. F. W. Hall
The
Security Benefit Association
V. P. W. Hall
Bever Park
Parlor City Camp No. 1799
Hattie Harper
Sixteenth Street
Ellen
Cora Harper
Cedar Rapids Girls Return From Paris Cabin Stay
A group of Cedar Rapids girls returned home late in the week after spending five days in a cabin near Paris. Participants were Marcella Misak Elizabeth Munger Margell Owen Jeanette Focht and Cecily Cocker. They were chaperoned by Miss Cenoma Owen and Mrs Howard Benninghoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Paris
Marcella Misak
Elizabeth Munger
Mar- Gell Owen
Jeanette Focht
Cecily Cocker
Cenoma Owen
Howard Benninghoft
Higleys Return From Sicily Trip Cut Short
Mrs Elmer A Higley and her daughter Miss Helen Higley of 860 Seventeenth Street SE have returned from Sicily after two months in Palermo. Miss Higley is recuperating from an illness that shortened the planned yearlong trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Higley
Helen Higley
Seventeenth Street
Sicily
Palermo
Miss Higley
Morris couple to return home from visit in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morris will leave Tuesday for their home in Ritt man Ohio after a week with Mrs. Morris parents Mrs. I F McMinds at 1614 Second avenue SE. Mrs Morris was formerly Miss Eva McMinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Morris
Rittman
Ohio
Morris
I. F. McMinds
Second Avenue SE
Eva McMinds
Local Girls Return From Spirit Lake Visit
Miss Dorothy Gillspie of 1642 Ellis boulevard NW and Miss Phyllis Baldwin of 1017 Avenue NW returned Saturday evening from Spirit Lake after spending the last week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gillspie
Ellis Boulevard
Phyllis Baldwin
Avenue NW
Spirit Lake
Local residents plan two week trip to Saginaw Michigan
Mrs B R Averill of 2011 Park Avenue SE and Mrs J R Murphy with Miss Edith Mayhew of 1570 Second Avenue SE left Sunday by motor to visit Saginaw Michigan for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Averill
Park Avenue SE
J. R. Murphy
Edith Mayhew
Second Avenue SE
Saginaw, Mich
Pattern 2383 Anne Adams Dress Pattern
A vintage advertisement for Pattern 2383 by Anne Adams. Describes a large cape collar soft cowl and slim skirt line with sash contrast. Sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 44. fabric yardage given and fifteen cents per pattern. catalogs offered for twenty five cents. Mail to The Gazette Republican Potter Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Gazette Republican Potter Department
Seventeenth Street
New York
Ceremonial ends fifth session of Camp Fire Camp
Camp at Hitaga near Pinicon Hill marked the fifth period with a council fire inspired by Hiawatha legends. Sybil Hayward, Cora Hampton, and Alice Powers led readings. Ruth Shellburg received torchbearer rank as others earned firemaker and wood gatherer honors. Several groups toured Waubeek with Boy Scouts and numerous camp-wide awards followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinicon Hill
Hitaga
Hiawatha
Sybil Hayward
Cora Hampton
Alice Powers
Bernice Hammond
Barbara Marshall
Ellen Luberger
Betty Puterbaugh
Wolfden
Marion Hepner
Irene Teets
Helen Ely
Catherine Palmer
Ruth Toogood
Ruth Shellburg
Waubeek
Boy Scouts
Valerie Konecny
Helen Jane Ellis
Gladys Howland
Irene St. Germain
Allayne Konecny
Jean Newburger
Joan Newburger
Catherine Niles
Marie Jane Kibler
Jeanne Hatch
Darleen Pollock
Mary Lucille Ricklefs
Edith Vertrees
Ruth Simmons
Caroline Cornish
Cleola Lake
Jane Downer
Junior Withga
Susan Brown
Kathren Hesser
Jean Severson
Lavergne
Hill
Alice Fisher
Kathleen Terwillicer
Wanda Mere Armstrong
Jean Piles
Barbera Marshall
Rowina
Pollywogs
Jean Tomlinson
Mary Louise Fry
Violet Jir+ouch
Cleolh Lake
Eleanor Hinerfroge
Lillian Locker
Joan Newburser
Marie Jane Xiblerish
Archery Feathers
Marietta Bixby
Besele Gallecher
Constance Wetherton
Dave Jeen Pollock
Grady Howland
Corrine Cameron
Tohe Lingreen
Vance
Mable Graepler
W Barbara Marshall
Irene Teels
Betty Puterhaych
Elaine Graham
Eleanor Hiner
Margarita Willams
Noel Newell
Keelth
Merzaret Wharton
Fapet Finder
Violet Stronch
Vera Drake
Gleola Lake
Anna Jean Ballach
Margaret Wharton
Bessie Gallaheer
Winona Saylor
Gypses
Ruth Tonsood
Betty Puterbsugh
Mary — Lucille Ricklefs
Jesame Hatch
Valerie Keneeny
Dorreen Pollock
Antoinette Doxsee
Irene Téets
Slesnor
Hiner
Parrice Hammond
Jean Anderson
Mary Louise Frye
Plaine Graham
Dorothy Rick
Jean Tormlineen
Shirley Hoar
Allaysne Mkonecny
Clemna Wenger
Fourth Nature
Ruth Dose
Farewell Picnic for E. J. Maresh Family in Daniels Park
More than thirty friends hosted a farewell picnic for E. J. Maresh and family in Daniels Park as they plan to move to Des Moines. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beals Beals Jr. Gates Dennis Maresh Jensen Cullman Bostwick Hockman Rankinen and Mrs James Ross and her son Allen of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Maresh
Daniels Park
Maresh
Des Moines
David Ross
George Beals
George Beals, Jr
Fred McKinnon
Walter French
Frank Gates
O. E. Dennis
L. J. Maresh
W. J. Maresh
T. R. Jensen
Lewis Cullman
Ralph Bostwick
Harry Hockman
T. Rankinen
James Ross
Allen
Chicago
Hockman
Miss Nina Jesina Leaves for Atlantic City Visit
Miss Nina Jesina of 1938 Park Avenue SE departed Saturday night to spend two weeks in Atlantic City with her sister Mrs John Jenney Jr Mrs Hugh Grennan and her daughter Carmen of 310 Twenty fourth Street NE left Monday afternoon for a visit in Los Angeles and other western cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Jesina
Park Avenue SE
Atlantic City
John Jenney, Jr
Hugh Grennan
Carmen
Twentyfourth Street
Los Angeles
Olson Family Visits Chariton Resident Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Olson and their son Donald of Chariton spent Sunday as guests of Mrs. E. L. Crowley at 530 Tenth street SE.
Chittums Visit Mil ler Home Over Weekend
Dr and Mrs J M Chittum of Town City spent the weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs John M Miller at 1520 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chittum
Town City
John M. Miller
First Avenue
Surprise stag party honors Millard Johnson in Cedar Valley
A surprise stag party was held Saturday evening at 620 Ninth Avenue SE to honor Millard Johnson. Guests enjoyed a buffet supper and card games, ending with a midnight swim at Clear Pools Cedar Valley. Attendees included George Nemec Melvin Magnussen Don Fore Clifford DeFore Raymond Clark Jerry Olmstead and Joe Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Johnson
Joe E. Wild
Ninth Avenue SE
Clear Pools
Cedar Valley
George Nemec
Melvin Magnussen
Don Fore
Clifford DeFore
Raymond Clark
Jerry Olmstead
Joe Wild
Saint Mary's Court WwW C O F meets in school parlors
Saint Mary's Court No 726 of the W W W C O F will meet Tuesday at 8 p m in the Immaculate Conception school parlors. A quoted exchange from Lustige Blaetter Cologne appears as a stray caption or captioned line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Mary's Court
Immaculate Conception
Ovid
Virgil
Demosthenes
Lustige Blaetter
Cologne
Scouts Advance at Waubeek Camp Ceremony
Twenty Scouts earned advancement at the regular Scouting program during a court of honor at Waubeek Camp concluding the fourth period. Forty three received special camping awards, the largest group this season, with Eagle rank candidates Ted Swemn, Richard Loftus, and Donald Ultang awaiting presentation at a Cedar Rapids court of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubeck
Ted 8Wem
Cedar Rapids
Richard Loftus
Donald Ultang
Court of Honor
Bever Park
Gilbert Feiereisen
Laurance Mortensen
Ceder Rapids
Raymond Jiruska
James Holton
Clarence Rather
Cooke Anderson
Robert Files
Ted Swemn
George Wilson
John Hutch
Donald Altang
Robert Bokerney
John Hasek
Richard Morehouse
Tom Thompson
Fred Lorenzen
Robert Munson
Marion
Albert Weyer
Atkins
Ray Kent
Nashua
Ted Swein
Richard Hart
Marton
Camp
Waubeek
Melvin Galbraith
Don Morris
Robert Munser
Horace Basley
Lyle Richardson
Robert Kolarik
Waldo Johnson
Walter Dennis
Charles Higbie
Mount Vernon
Sidney Temple
Willard Hayes
Philip Klass
Bruce McGregor
Robert McGregor
Marvin Davidson
William Mocha
Rober Kolarik
James Hermsen
Carl Fliermans
Fred Mineck
Arnold Layer
Robert Bokorney
Emil Bozanek
Joe Abraham
George Webby
Theodore Ruffin
George Kacera
Carl Graves
Henry Arp, Jr
Donald Duthbert
Janesville
Permitted to Remarry in District Court Ruling
In Dubuque area court records Judge A B Clark granted Maude Minton permission to remarry after her divorce suit against Walter Minton. A new trial was ordered for the Wight Rudberg auto collision case. jury previously awarded $4,652 of $9,602. Foreman was A T Pleune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Maude Minton
Walter Minton
F. H. Wight
C. T. Rudberg
J. T. Mormit
Nashua
Rudberg
A. T. Pleune
Moffit
Deaths Edward Buttler Wetherell pioneer of Lisbon and Mount Vernon
Edward Buttler Wetherell 179 a pioneer of Lisbon and Mount Vernon died Sunday at 9 45 a m at his Mount Vernon home after a ten day illness He was born August 27 1852 in Avon Conn and moved with his parents to Lisbon at age three He lived mostly in the Lisbon area except for brief stints in Kansas City and Texas He was a voice and piano instructor and longtime organist for Lisbon’s German Reform church He married Anabel Bloom September 19 1893 and is survived by two daughters Miriam Klahn Stanwood and Mildred Speight West Branch a son John who died in infancy Four grandchildren one nephew the Rev Ross McClelland Waterloo and one niece Ethel Rogers Chicago Funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the family home with Rev Father R J Campbell Cedar Rapids officiating Burial will be in Lisbon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Buttler Wetherell
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
Avon
Miriam Klahn
Stanwood
Mildred Speight
West Branch
Ross McClelland
Waterloo
Ethel Rogers
Chicago
R. J. Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Funeral Services Held For Shueyville Pioneer
Funeral services for Cleveland O. Anderson of Shueyville were held at the Shueyville church Sunday afternoon with Rev. C. C. Hobson presiding. Burial followed in Shueyville Cemetery. Born October 19, 1854 in Virginia, he moved to Shueyville at age 10 with his parents G W and Mrs Anderson and was long a member of the local church. Surviving sister Mrs Charles Williams and a large extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland 'O. Anderson
Shueyville
Shuey Ville
C. C. Hobson
Mr. Anderson
Virginia
G. W. Anderson
Charles Williams
Williams
Cleo Houseman
Hazel Mason
Olin
Mae
Belle
Stella Anderson
Oklahoma
Frank
Patterson
Laura
Delvine
Louise
Vera Anderson
Iowa City
Luella
Ruth
Kate
Grace
Olive
Verna
Fannie
Ella Swisher
Arthur Anderson
Evered Anderson
Lovel Swisher
Harry Anderson
Cherokee
Mrs Lnenicka 79 Dies At Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs. Rosalie Lnenicka 79 wife of Joseph Lnenicka died at 2 30 p m Sunday at the family home 56 Nineteenth avenue sw Born in Jaroslav Czechoslovakia April 23 1853 she came to the United States with her husband June 33 1881 settling in Cedar Rapids later living in Rushville Neb Sclo Oregon Hay Springs Neb and back to Cedar Rapids Survived by husband two sons Wesley Rising City Neb Joseph Hay Springs Neb and three daughters Mrs Josephine Pohorsky Mrs Rose Pisacka and Mrs Mary King A son Edward preceded her in death Funeral services 2 p m Tuesday Janeba and Brosh chapel Rev F D Chada officiating Burial Bohemian National cemetery Also Mrs Emma Bradshaw died at the Home for Aged Women at 12 15 a m Sunday Born July 25 1855 in Clinton she lived there until moving here six years ago Survived by one brother Oscar Brush Gladbrook and several nieces and nephews Member Olivet Presbyterian church Funeral services 2 p m Tuesday Turner chapel Rev R Bruce West officiating burial Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Lnenicka
Joseph Lnenicka
Nineteenth Avenue
Jaroslav
Czechoslovakia
United States
Cedar Rapids
Rushville
Neb
Sclo
Oregon
Hay Springs
Wesley
Rising City
Joseph
Josephine Pohorsky
This City
Rose Pisacka
Mary King
Edward
Lnenicka
Janeba and Brosh
F. D. Chada
Bohemian National Cemetery
Emma Bradshaw
Clinton
Oscar Brush
Gladbrook
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
R. Bruce West
Linwood Cemetery
City briefs and personals from Cedar Rapids
Carnival all week at Cedar Park and St James church supper advertised. Fire company No 5 put out a grass fire near North Western tracks on Sixth Street SW. Betty Kluber returned from two week vacation split between Lake Okoboji and Minnesota lakes. Rozek vs Rozek dispute over a suspended fine in police court noted. Prairieburg incident near ere reports Crookshank and Leonard injured when steering wheel failed and car veered into ditch one mile north of ere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Tracks
Sixth Street
Betty Kluber
Lake Okoboji
Lakes
Minnesota
Frank Rozek
C Street
Joe Rozek
Cedar Rapids
Girl Hurt As Bullets Strike Yachting Party
Twenty members of a gay yachting party aboard Wellington Quirk's boat near Camp Logah north of Zion Illinois were forced to bail as stray bullets from the 132nd Illinois infantry pierced hulls and portholes. Miss Rose Peterson, 23, was wounded in the legs but not seriously. An investigation was opened to determine how the yacht came within range of the rifles and why warning buoys were not in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan, Ill
INS
Wellington
132Nd
Illinois Infantry
Camp Logah
Zion, Ill
George
Quirk
Rose Peterson
Waukegan Harbor
Thompson and Mackey Granted Marriage License
R K Thompson of Shell Rock and Ethel H Mackey of West Liberty have been issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Thompson
Shell Rock
Ethel H. Mackey
West Liberty
How to Play and Win in Duplicate Contract Bridge
A Madison Wisconsin club match reveals a decisive endgame in which South usefully squeezes East to fulfill a heart contract amid a club finesse, trump sequence, and a late diamond discard. The article discusses bid and play strategy, ethics of doubling, and how to maximize points in a penalty situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Madison
Wisconsin
East
South
Unable To Find Kin Of Man Who Died In Box Car
Coroner R A Vorpahl sought relatives for Elsie Middaugh of Des Moines found dead from heat and heart trouble Friday in a Rock Island box car. Body held at Turner’s mortuary as investigation continues. A 1928 July 5 Polk county divorce decree shows separ ation from Hattie Middaugh. Middaugh had recent work at Sigourney. no other links found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Vorpahi
Elsie Middaugh
Des Moines
Rock Island
Middaugh
Turner's Mortuary
Hattie Middaugh
Polk County
Vorpahl
A Summer Luncheon Menu and Jellied Salads
A summer luncheon feature lists Diced Watermelon Jollied Salad in Pepper Cases Buttered Peas Hot Rolls Plum Jam Raspberry Sherbet Sponge Cake Coffee plus a Jellied Salad in Pepper Cans Raspberry Sherbet and crushed raspberries with beaten whites and sugar. Instructions describe chilling serving in glass cups on green leaves and freezing the jellied mix until firm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Cherry
Miss .Sargent
Leland
Roys
Alpha XI
Clubs
Royal Neighbor Hustlers
Jame
Europe
Saginaw
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
E. J. Maresh Family
California
Chariton
Kolarik
Court House News
Dubuque
Vera Cruz
Mexico
B. J. Horden
Horchem
Sunay
Edward B. Wetherell
Mt. Vernon
Rosalie Lneniicka
Cedar Park
St. James
Morris Plan
Josephine
Culbertson
West
Theodore Bennett
C Poinle
Werth
Biddin
Sears
Sao
Vaues
Sears, Roebuck
Y. C
Kline’s Grocery
Prunes
Mel, Alexander George
Buehler Bros
First Street
Milwaukee
Solvay Coke
Cc. R. Fuel Co
St. SE
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