Miss Marcella Bean Weds Howard Heathman in St Pauls Chapel
Miss Marcella Bean became Mrs Howard Heathman after a Sunday morning ceremony at St Pauls chapel. The Rev Arthur A Brooks officiated in front of family and friends. A Roosevelt hotel wedding breakfast followed. the couple will reside at 2509 A avenue NE and return from a wedding trip to the Iowa lake region. Heathman is son of Mrs Mae Heathman and employed by the Schoen company. Mrs Heathman is niece of Mr and Mrs Eaton who hosted the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Heathman
Iowa Lake Region
A Avenue NE
Heathman
Marcella Bean
St. Paul's Chapel
Arthur A. Brooks
Roosevelt
A. LeRoy Eaton
Blake Boulevard
Mrs. Heathman
Mrs. Eaton
Mr. Heathman
Mae Heathman
A Avenue
The
Schoen Company
Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer Plans Summer at The Crags
Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer and her daughters Mary Van Vechten and Susan Angevine of 304 Nassau Street SE depart today for Eskcs Park to spend the latter part of the summer at The Crags.
Crissmans Return After Florida Visit to Clear Lake
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crissman of 1515 Fifth Avenue SE return Tuesday evening after staying since Saturday with Mrs. Alice Strayer in St. Petersburg Florida at her cottage at Clear Lake. W. W. Crissman and Miss Thelma Bain rode to Clear Lake and then went to Estherville to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Bales. they joined the Crissmans on the return trip Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Crissman
Fifth Avenue SE
Alice Strayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clear Lake
W. W. Crissman
Thelma Bain
Estherville
William Bales
Price Family Return as House Guests in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Will J Price and their son Billy visited relatives in Des Moines and stayed at the Ben H Witwer home at 1928 Linden drive. They plan to return to Scarsdale New York Friday after visiting Mr and Mrs Russ el Reel and Mr and Mrs John Normile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Price
Billy
Des Moines
Ben H. Witwer
Linden Drive
Mr. Price
Russell Reel
John Normile
Scarsdale
N. Y
Local Couple Plans Move to Cedar Rapids House
Dr and Mrs George Miley of Chicago have moved to Cedar Rapids and will live at Commonwealth apartments after visiting the Leland Miller home at 1953 Blake Boulevard. Dr Miley plans to practice in the area after returning from Vienna Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miley
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Leland Miller
Blake Boulevard
Commonwealth Apartments
Miley
Vienna
Austria
Miss Genevieve McGuire Visits Chadimas in Omaha
Miss Genevieve McGuire of Arnold Nebraska is spending a month at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs William Chadima at 2325 Ridgeway Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve McGuire
Arnold, Neb
William Chadima
Ridgeway Drive
Mrs Laird and Florence Weatherton Return From Chicago Visit
Mrs. George Laird and her niece Miss Florence Weatherton of Vernon Drive SE returned Tuesday from Chicago where they spent ten days visiting Mrs. Laird's son Donald and attending the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Laird
Florence Weatherton
Vernon Drive
Chicago
Local Residents Plan Brief Midwest and East Trips
Mr and Mrs Clark A Beems will travel to Chicago for a short stay. Mr and Mrs W E Mickel relocated to 1617 Second Avenue SE. Mr and Mrs John B Forbes and their son H G Forbes with family will drive to Philadelphia to visit Mr and Mrs William F Spoon at their home. Mrs Spoon is Bertha Mac Forbes. They expect to be away two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark A. Beems
Natty Tiver Street
Chicago
W. E. Mickel
Second Avenue SE
John 8. Forbes
Third Avenue
H. G. Forbes
Philadelphia
William F. Spoon
Spoon
Bertha Mac Forbes
Sterling Guests Visit Mrs Day From Kansas
Mrs Day hosts A L McMurphy and Pearl Leatherman with Harold Leatherman of Sterling Kansas and Mrs James Harrison of Hutchinson Kansas for a brief visit as the Kansas group returns from a trip in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Day
A. L. McMurphy
Pearl Leatherman
Harold Leatherman
Sterling
Kan
James Harrison
Hutchinson
East
Miss Huston Guest Of Ottumwa Couple
Miss Mary Catherine Huston of Ottumwa is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs GC J Marsh, 408 Fourteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Huston
Ottumwa
GC. J. Marsh
Fourteenth Street
Rusts Return From Spirit Lake Vacation Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Rust have returned from a two weeks vacation at Templar Park the summer home of the Iowa Knights Templar on Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rust
Templar Park
Iowa Knights Templar
Spirit Lake
Waterloo visitors in Cedar Rapids today
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wurster and their daughter Betty with Miss Verle Sturgis and Miss Catherine Cramer of Waterloo visited Cedar Rapids today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wurster
Betty
Verle Sturgis
Catherine Cramer
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Local lodge and auxiliary meeting notices
The I A M Auxiliary meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at Labor temple room 4. The Ken sington Carnegie Relief Corps home event is postponed. Carrie Morcombe circle 2 will not meet this month with a family picnic August 24 at Bever park. Fidelity Life lodge 106 meets Friday at 8 p.m. at 638 First avenue E for a short business session and Juvenile lodge 106 meets at 7 p.m with reports from the ninth national Juvenile convention. No entertainment or social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Morcombe
Bever Park
Fidelity Life
Fidelity Life Association
First Avenue E
David Hedges Accepts NY Bank Position
David Hedges son of Mr and Mrs Horace G Hedges of 825 Seventh Street SE will leave Friday for New York to join the New York Bank and Trust Company as an employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hedges
Horace G Hedges
Seventh Street
New York
New York Bank and Trust Company
Marian Keller Weds Kermit K Young in Colorado
Mr and Mrs Hermann Keller announce the marriage of their daughter Marian to Kermit K Young of Denver Colorado. The ceremony occurred in Golden Colorado on July 21. Attendants were Elizabeth Ainslie and A H Neal. The bride trained at St. Luke s School of Nursing Cedar Rapids. The groom studied at Coe College and earned civil engineering from the University of Nebraska and works with the US Bureau of Reclamation in Denver. They will reside at Shrine apartments 320 East Sixteenth Avenue Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Keller
Sixth Avenue SE
Marian
Kermit K. Young
Denver
Colo
Golden
Young
W. ¥. Thompson
Elizabeth Ainslie
A. H. Neal
St. Luke's School of Nursing
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Young
Coe College
School of Civil Engineering
University of Nebraska
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Shrine Apartments
East
Sixteenth Avenue
East Side W C T U Picnic at Ellis Park
Mr and Mrs Dan Kruidenier attended the East Side W C T U picnic at the river pavilion Ellis park Tuesday. After dinner Kruidenier spoke to members. Plans were discussed for a pearl medal contest at St Pauls chapel Monday evening open to the public. The next meeting is the county institute at Bever park August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Dan Kruidenier
Kruidenier
St. Paul’s Chapel
County Institute
Bever Park
Brookhiser honors niece with garden bridge party
Mrs. Frank Brookhiser of 398 Forest Drive SE entertained this afternoon in honor of her niece Miss Lois Jane Nelson of St. Louis Missouri. Two tables played bridge and guest Miss Genevieve McGuire of Arnold Nebraska joined from out of town. Nelson will visit Cedar Rapids until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brookhiser
Forest Drive
Lois Jane Nelson
St. Louis
Brookhiser
Genevieve McGuire
Arnold
Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Federation Plans Camp Wapsic Y Dinner
The Cedar Rapids Business and Industrial Girls Federation will dine with campers at Camp Wapsic Y Thursday evening. Reservations must be made at the Y. W. CA by Thursday noon. The group will depart after 5 from the YY. W. CG. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Business and Industrial Girls Federation
Camp Wapsic Y
Y. W. CA
YY. W. CG. A
Torrid Wave Breaks in Iowa Heat Surge
Early morning temperatures rose from a nocturnal low to 86 at 7 am and hit 95 by 9 am, matching the prior day’s figure, per Chambers Inskeep readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Alma Simanek to Wed Howard Burns on August 14
Miss Alma Simanek of northwest station hosts a dinner and kitchen shower by the Iowa Mutual Girls' club at Twin Oaks room for twenty six guests. Gifts are given to Mrs Ivah Holloway Mrs Esther Gilmore and Mrs Lavada Olson as they leave the club. Wedding date announced during a K K K club visit at Miss Simanek's sister Mrs A Sebrooks home. Prizes awarded to Lenore Teply and Mrs Arnold Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Simanek
Howard Burns
Peoples Church
Iowa Mutual Girls' Club
Twin Oaks
Ivah Holloway
Lois Martin
Holloway
Esther Gilmore
Lavada Olson
Gilmore
Olson
Helen Dick
Gladys Balous
Simanek
A. Seabrooke
Hinkley Avenue
Lenore Teply
Arnold Larson
Miss Thelma Sparks to Wed Harold Millhiser Thursday
Miss Edith Robertson hosted a miscellaneous shower Monday night at 407 Fifth Avenue SW for Thelma Sparks ahead of her marriage to Harold Millhiser on Thursday. Bridge was the diversion with prizes to Mary Glider and Alice Sundberg. refreshments in pink and white. Attending were Thelma Sparks Alice Sundberg Mariam Kimball June Hedin Mary Glider Florence Robbins and Mrs Godfrey Stejskal. Lulu McMillan of New Orleans was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Robertson
Fifth Avenue
Thelma Sparks
Harold Millhiser
Bridge
Mary Glider
Alice Sundberg
Mariam Kimball
June Hedin
Florence Robbins
Godfrey Stejskal
Lulu McMillan
New Orleans
Local picnic honors out-of-town guests after league win
After a tight diamondball victory over the league-leading La Plant-Choate, the employer of Standard Oil and families held its monthly river pavilion picnic at Ellis Park Tuesday night. Nearly 150 people attended, with out-of-town guests Mr. and Mrs. Patch of Davenport and Mr. and Mrs. Shoquist of Vinton. The supper was directed by committee chairwoman Mrs. F. J. Jennings and members Mrs. Jack Haywood Mrs. John Vaughn and Mrs. Charles Martin. The next picnic is planned for late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
F. J. Jennings
Jack Haywood
John Vaughn
Charles Martin
Patch
Davenport
Mrs. Shoquist
Vinton
Dinner honors Miss Gladys Woodward before July wedding
Mrs Kofron hosted a dinner at 224 Twenty-second Street NE on Tuesday. Miss Gladys Woodward, to marry Merrill Main on July 29, was celebrated with roses centering the long table. Woodward received a gift and each guest took home a favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Barrett
Mrs. Kofron
Twenty-second Street
Gladys Woodward
Merrill Main
Miss Woodward
Heat Wave Devastates Iowa Crops as Death Toll Rises
Showers move east across Iowa easing drought while central areas see temperature drops from 95 to 89. Two new heat deaths, Doris Stanboro and Frank Miller, raise state total to 61. Crop survey shows total failure with livestock losses and severe water shortages prompting new wells and imports in Creston Fairfield Chariton Corning Redick Rose Hill and other southern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Webster City
Boone
Creston
Fairfield
Chariton
Corning
Redeck
Rose Hill
Points Of Comfort Lounge Chair In Fashion
The article argues lounge chairs offering comfort and graceful contours remain in fashion. It praises roomy yet low seats, deep but easy to rise from cushions, and versatile styling that fits modern, 18th century, and American Colonial interiors without clashing with various rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
York
Heat Death Toll Surges Across States as Midwest Seeks Relief
Associated Press reports severest summer heat with 783 deaths, Missouri 205 and Illinois 150 among the hard totals. Temperatures hit 117 at Vinita Oklahoma and 111 at Quincy Illinois, while New York City sees some relief with dawn showers and cooler Atlantic seaboard forecasts. A snowstorm joke lands near Denver with Mount Evans snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Pacific
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Nebraska
Iowa
Indiana
Vinita
Oklo
Noblesville
Ind
Quincy
Ill
Chicago
Mercury
New York City
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Far West
Denver
Mount Evans
Birthday Picnic Honors Votroubek and Josifek
Miss Madeline Votroubek and Charles Josifek marked their twelfth birthdays with a family picnic at the Frank Votroubek home. Guests included multiple Votroubek and Josifek relatives and their families, along with the Skala, Machula, Destal, Jansa, Neto licky, Kloubec, Buck, Tomas, and Klouda households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Votroubek
Charles Josifek
Frank Votroubek
Votroubek
Louis Skala
Mike Machula
Ed Destal
Anna Votroubek
Louis Jansa
Josifek
Heuer couple to return home after Cedar Rapids visit
Mr and Mrs Vincent Heuer plan to return to their Kansas City home the first of next week following a month long visit in Cedar Rapids. They stayed with Mrs Heuers parents Dr and Mrs L F Vane at 2000 Grande Avenue SE and with Mr and Mrs E I Heuer at 2410 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Heuer
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Miss Lydia Kline Feted Before August Wedding
Lydia Kline celebrated with a miscellaneous shower hosted by her mother Mrs. A H Kline at 1309 Third Street SW. Forty five attendees included out of town guests Mrs. T F Kahler Miss Caroline Kahler Marion Mrs Glenn Elson Vinton and several Kahler family members from Palo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Kline
G. B. Olson
A. H. Kline
Third Street
T. F. Kahler
Caroline Kahler
Marion
Glenn Elson
Vinton
Ed Kahler
Margaret Kahler
Mary Kahler
Palo
Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist church will meet at the church Thursday. Members of the W W G and C W C will be luncheon guests at 12 30. The program will be given by these groups. All members and friends are invited to bring the usual luncheon requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Daniels Park hosts aid Kensington and workers picnic
The Ladies Aid of Daniels Park Church will hold a Kensington at Daniels Park Thursday at 2 30 p.m. The Loyal Workers Class of United Brethren Church will hold its annual family picnic at Daniels Park Thursday at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Daniels Park
Kensington
Loyal Workers’ Class
The
United Brethren Church
Danielspark
New Anne Adams Pattern Offers Twin Frocks Idea
Busy mothers can save time by cutting two dresses at once and sewing them together. Pattern 1881 includes sizes 8 to 16 and shows a china blue crepe de chine gown with cream net yoke. Book plus pattern priced at 25 cents. order from Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Death Aims at Dillinger Gang in U S Warr
Justice Department officials warned agents to take extreme caution with John Dillinger gang members led by George Nelson John Hamilton Homer Van Meter and others as federal agents hunt them across the midwest. Word in Washington suggested shoot first halt later policy similar to Dillinger’s end. Nelson, a top gang figure, is wanted for killing agent W Carter Baum and is noted as an expert machine gunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
George
Baby Face
Dillinger
Eader
Nelson
W. Carter Baum
Wisconsin
Review Of Life Saving Examiners Opens In Marion Pool
A. B. Murphy of St. Louis representing the life saving service of the National Red Cross began a two day review of life saving examiners at Marion pool at 9 a.m. today. He will take part tonight in the aquatic carnival and will continue examinations Thursday at the Country Club pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Murphy
St. Louis
Life Saving Service
National Red Cross
Marion Pool
Murphy
Country Club
First Arrests On After Midnight Dancing Test Under New Ordinance
The test of the city after midnight dance ban in class B beer parlors proceeds with defendants Fred Platz Jr. and R A Dickson to appear in police court after raids found dancers at their venues. Judge Powell will hear the case Friday in superior court. Mayor Neill plans an amendment clarifying the ordinance to read midnight instead of 12 p m to avoid ambiguity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Neill
Neill
Homeless Indians Get Homestead Sites in Great Falls
About 125 homeless Native Americans from various tribes in Great Falls Montana will receive land tracts under a federal homestead subsistence plan. Longtime hillside residents near the city will be resettled as Montana's first beneficiaries, after facing barriers to tribal benefits on reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
INS
Herring Delays Action On Iowa City Liquor Store
AP dispatch reports Gov Herring delaying a decision on opening a state retail liquor store in Iowa City. Harold Cooper of the liquor control commission cited University of Iowa bootlegging concerns and said a store is needed before the new school year. The governor will review findings with the commission before acting. Iowa Falls was on his schedule the same day. University of Iowa deans group had opposed the store. Iowa City ministers urged stronger law enforcement instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa City
Harold M. Cooper
State Liquor Control Commission
Herring
University of Iowa
Cooper
Hquo
Iowa Falls
University Board of Deans
Liquor Commission
Thumbed the Wrong Car Rides to Hoosegyw
John Rock, 56, held in city jail for the fourth time this year after attempting to thumb a ride in a police car from Fourteenth Avenue and Third Street SE. He was booked for intoxication and arraigned. records show prior drunkenness fines and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rock
Fourteenth Avenue
Third Street
Rock
Juice A. S. Reed
Midland Ry Moves Agent Office To Cedar Rapids
The Chicago and Illinois Midland Railway will relocate its general agent office from Des Moines to Cedar Rapids effective August 1. The traffic bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce was notified, with offices at 407 Security Building. Agent J Seel and Mrs Seel will reside in Cedar Rapids. © Australia urbanization noted with 63 percent in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Illinois Midland Railway Company
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Judicial convention lasts 23 minutes backing incumbents
The Iowa Republican state judicial convention in Marshalltown adjourned after 23 minutes with unanimous support for reelecting Justices William D. Evans Truman S Stevens James W Hindig and George C. Claussen to the supreme court. Chairman Henry C. Shull cited weather and unity as reasons for a brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Pressy H. Frank
Waterloo
State Central Committee
Supreme Court
Iowa
Henry C. Shull
Sioux City
W C. Radcliffe
Red Oak
William D. Evans
Hampton
Truman S.&, Stevens
Hamburg
James Whindig
State Supreme Court
George C. Claussen
Clinton
Claussen
Edgar A. Morling
Truck Driver Hurt When Forced Into Ditch On Busy Road
Buckner's radio service truck driven by Dick Vogel 22 of 827 Second Avenue SW was forced into a ditch four miles west of town on Highway 30. The vehicle overturned and Vogel sustained cuts and bruises while others fled the scene. He was hospitalized at Mercy hospital. Police sought the unidentified Ohio car and its four to five occupants after the collision. Sheriff Petrus asked nearby authorities to watch for the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Vogel
Second Avenue
Vogel
Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Joseph A. Petrus
Here
Ohia
Radio listening leads in Britain with 30 million fans
The article notes that Great Britain has more radio listeners than any other European country and estimates over 30 million fans in the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
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Labor Temple
Relief Corps
Woman's Relief Corps
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Weing Road
Marian Keller
MES. Brookhiser
Will
Miss Semanek
Miss Sparks
Standard Oil Picnic
Amos Parriish
Calvary Baptist
Workers' Class
Little Miss
Anne Dams
Plotz
Dickson
Towa City
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