Elks Dance to Feature Frankie Carle Orchestra
Frankie Carle and his orchestra will play for the Elks club dance Tuesday evening at the Elks pavilion. Carle's niece Joan Ouse will be featured as vocalist. About 200 couples are expected for the informal 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. event, with members and out of town guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Carle
Elks Club
Elks Avilion
Carle
Joan Ouse
James Horan
David McCurnin
Richard Nazette
Bernard Herron
C. F. Puth
Louis Shoemaker
Surprise party honors Miss Bunny Lacher in Minneapolis
Miss Bunny Lacher of Minneapolis was feted at a Monday birthday surprise hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Welch at 857 Sixteenth Street SE. Elton Brooks and 16 guests attended the event. A Tuesday morning coffee honored Mrs. Rockwell Bingham of Bristol Tennessee at the home of her sister Mrs. C V Shuttleworth 315 Linden Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Lacher
Minneapolis
Ted Welch
Sixteenth Street SE
Welches
Elton Brooks
Ninth Street
Rockwell Bingham
Bristol
Tenn
C. V. Shuttleworth
Linden Terrace
Shuttleworth
Max Daehler
Second Avenue
Bingham
Fletcher
Daehlers
Edward H. Bingham
Grande Avenue
Miss Marilyn Machacek Honored With Shower and Buffet
A late August bride elect Miss Marilyn Machacek was honored Sunday afternoon with a buffet supper and a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Duane Thenhaus and Mrs. John Leonard at 124 Dawley Street NE. Twelve guests attended the courtesy meal. She is set to wed Ronald Peck on August 22 and had a prior preluding courtesy hosted by Mrs. Hollis Peck and Mrs. Jack Deal. The Deal home hosted a 14 guest miscellaneous shower at 1717 B Avenue NE, with pink and white the bridal color theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Machacek
Duane Thenhaus
John Leonard
Dawley Street
Miss Machacek
Ronald Peck
Hollis Peck
Mr. Peck
Jack Deal
Helen Burton and W J Plotz Wed In First Baptist Church
Miss Helen Joyce Burton daughter of Mr and Mrs O O Burton of Downing Missouri wed William J Plotz son of Mr and Mrs Ed A Plotz at 8 p m Friday in the First Baptist church The bride wore a colonial style white nylon net and lace gown with seed pearl crown veil and a bouquet of white carnations and ivy The ceremony included maid of honor Miss Mary Lou Francis and bridesmaids Miss Yvonne Wolleat and Mrs Robert Zingula Best man was James Platz with ushers Boyd Burton and Mr Zingula Flower girl Judy Ross and ring bearer Stevie Tudeen The Rev James M Webb officiated with music by Mrs Lester Baldwin and Tom Dochtermann Two hundred guests attended the reception in the church parlors The couple left for a northern Minnesota wedding trip The bride will reside in Marion after Aug 5 The Plotz couple will live in Marion The bride is employed by Cole Radio Company and the groom by Allis Chalmers after attending Iowa State College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Joyce Burton
O. O. Burton
Downing, Mo
William J. Plotz
Ed A. Plotz
Mt. Vernon Road
First Baptist Church
Mary Lou Francis
Burlington
Robert Zingula
James Platz
Boyd Burton
Zingula
Judy Ross
Stevie Tudeen
James M. Webb
Lester Baldwin
Tom Dochterman
Wilma van Orsdol
Hadavig McFadden
Sandra Foggy
Minnesota
Marion
Plotz
Coleb Radio Company
Iowa State College
Allis‘Chalmers Company
Norma Jean ‘Paul
Elwood Paul
Twenty-second Avenue
George E. ‘Steckel
Leo Steckel
Eighth Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
William Divine
James Palumbo
Jerry Borgstahl
David Sedlacek
E. W. Paul
Gene Rahn
Denver
Colo
Steckel
Link Belt Speeder
Collins Radio Company
C R Group Vacations At Sunset Bay Lodge
Mrs B G Broghammer of 2435 Grande Ave SE and her family returned from Wisconsin. They drove to Clear Water camp at Minocqua with Mary Louise Broghammer and then stayed several days at Sunset Bay lodge near Minocqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Broghammer
Grande Avenue SE
Neil
Bob
Mark
Margaret Murphy
Mary Brady
Third Avenue SE
Wisconsin
Mary Louise Broghammer
Clear Water
Minocqua
Sunset Bay Lodge
Miss Havlicek Becomes Bride In Friday Morning Ceremony
Havlicek and Troyd A Thompson wed in a ceremony at the bride's mother's home with Rev Ralph Bilton officiating. The bride wore a nylon gown over taffeta and a pearl cap veil, orchids in the bouquet. After a reception the couple will reside at 131 Twentieth Street NE. she works at the First-and Savings Bank and he at Collins Radio Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Schaffer
Des Moines
First — and Savings Bank
Donna Rae Edwards Weds Lauren F. Beldt in St Matthew’s Church
Miss Donna Rae Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs Buell L Edwards wed Lauren Fredrick Beldt son of Mr and Mrs Fred Beldt in a 9 am ceremony at St Matthew's church attended by Miss Reta Jean Edwards and Harold Edward Beldt. Officiant Rev J D Kearn. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon net gown with coronation crystal veil. Forty guests attended a Roosevelt hotel breakfast. The couple will reside at 226 Park Court SE after Aug 5. The bride works for the New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company and the groom for Collins Radio Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Rae Edwards
Buell L. Edwards
Avenue NE
Lauren Fredrick Beldt
Fred Beldt
Sheldon
St. Matthew’s Church
Reta Jean Edwards
Harold Edward Beldt
J. D. Kearn
Mary Fabian
Roosevelt Hotel
Helen Dennie
Wisconsin
Michigan
Park Court SE
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Collins Radio Company
Fletchers Return From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles H Fletcher of 416 Fifth Avenue SW returned home Saturday after a two weeks trip to Yellowstone Park and Cheyenne Wyoming where they attended Frontier Days celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Fletcher
Fifth Avenue SW
Yellowstone Park
Cheyenne
Wyo
Women Return from Colorado Visit
Mrs. Elsie Bradley of 1738 Fourth Avenue SE returned Monday after a month with her sister Mrs. L A Eckert at Green Mountain Falls Colorado. Ollie Davis of 1514 Fifth Avenue SE also returned with Bradley after a two week vacation at Mrs Eckerts cabin. Mrs. A J Kopecky of 1509 Eighth Avenue SE has returned from a three week visit with her son in law and daughter. Mrs. A J Kolarik of Huron SD remained in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bradley
Fourth Avenue SE
L. A. Eckert
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
A. J. Kopecky
Eighth Avenue SE
A. J. Kolarik
Huron
S.D
Handicapped Vets to Benefit from Exchange
Handicapped Iowa veterans will gain financially from a craft exchange at the American Legion auxiliary department convention in Des Moines. The craft shop in Memorial Coliseum will feature veteran made rugs jewelry purses and crafts for sale during the convention’s three days. Most veterans continue their craft work from home due to physical disabilities preventing regular employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Department
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Memorial Coliseum
Judy Lorenzen Hosts 16th Birthday Luncheon at Roosevelt Hotel
Judy Lorenzen 1551 B avenue NE hosted 14 guests for a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday in observance of her sixteenth birthday. The party was given by her grandmother Mrs Roy Smith of Hutchinson Kansas. Guests included Janice Parker Janet Morse Nancy Nichols Carolyn Kriz Patricia Brown Kathy Woods Barbara Dennis Virginia Blood Barbara Mors Marshal Coats Reinette Newbold Sally Bruch Sue Anderson and Gerry Lee Lorenzen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Lorenzen
Avenue NE
Roosevelt Hotel
Roy Smith
Hutchinson
Kan
Janice Parker
Janet Morse
Nancy Nichols
Carolyn Kriz
Patricia Brown
Kathy Woods
Barbara Dennis
Virginia Blood
Barbara Mors
Marshal Coats
Reinette Newbold
Sally Bruch
Sue Anderson
Gerry Lee Lorenzen
Joyces Lacher and Eugene Novak Wed in Chelsea Ceremony
Joyce Glenna Lacher of Marengo and Eugene Franklin Novak of Chelsea were married Saturday at 1 30 p.m. in Chelsea Methodist Church. The Rev. Paul Heath officiated the double ring ceremony before garden flowers as decor. After a two week West trip the couple will live in Cedar Rapids where both work for Collins Radio Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Joyce Glenna Lacher
Glen E. Lacher
Eugene Franklin Novak
Emil Novak
Chelsea
Chelsea Methodist Church
Paul Heath
John Kaloupek
JoAnne Lacher
Rodney Emerson
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Company
Norma Jean Paul Wed To George E Steckel
Norma Jean Paul and George E Steckel wed in a Saturday morning ceremony at St Patrick church with Rev William Divine officiating. The reception followed at the bride’s home for 100 guests before a two week honeymoon to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Paul
George E. Steckel
Linda Boll and Carl Toms Wed in Manchester
The Methodist church in Manchester hosted the Sunday wedding of Linda Boll daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Boll and Carl Toms son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Toms of Dundee The bride wore a pink voile gown with red rose corsage Colleen Hillier maid of honor in navy dress and pink carnation corsage LeRoy Pettlon Cedar Rapids served as best man The couple plans a brief trip and will reside in Dundee after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Linda Boll
Leon Boll
Carl Toms
Jesse Toms
Dunedee
Colleen Hillier
Cedar Rapids
LeRoy Pettlon
Dundee
Dutch Treat Dinner Honors Miss Nell Tuttle at Embassy Club
A table for 26 was arranged on Tuesday at the Embassy club to honor Miss Nell Tuttle of 184 Fourth Avenue SE. Miss Tuttle will retire Friday after more than 30 years with the Order of Railway Conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embassy Club
Nell Tuttle
Fourth Avenue SE
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. F. Paulson
Athleen Sullivan
Washington, D. C
C. L. Kidd
Nineteenth Street
Portland
Ore
Paulsons
Beverly Paulson
Keith Wright
Whittier
Calif
Kathleen
Gerald Sullivan
Miss Lacher
Helen Burton
W. J. Plotz
C.R
Miss Havlicek
Lauren F. Beldt
William C. Wallace
Second Street
Galey & Lord Combed Gingham
Orson-And
Rayon
Fletchers
Colorado
Joyce Lacher
Mrs
Eugene Novak
Darl Toms
Wiilson
U.S. Govt
Wilson’s
America
Wilson
Fran
New England
Wilson's
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