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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1936

Page

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Out-of-town guests inspire midweek social week

The Cedar Rapids social scene centers on visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hubbell and Jack Hopkins of Kenmore New York along with Miss Mabel McBain of Houston and Mrs. Laverna Reynolds of Los Angeles. Dinners and luncheons at the homes of Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler Tomec Mrs. Dows and Mrs. Pickford feature engagements for Wednesday and Thursday with extended visits through the week.

Ralph Hubbell Jack Hopkins Kenmore N. Y Malcolm V. Bolton Carlton Apartments Mabel McBain Houston Tex R. H. Pickford Forest Drive Laverna Reynolds Los Angeles Sutherland Dows Country Club Drive Hubbell Mr. Hopkins Elizabeth Chandler Tomec Nineteenth Street Mrs. Hubbell Miss Ann Bolton Miss McBain Mrs. Reynolds Dows Cedar Rapids Country Club Mrs. Pickford

Miss Hartz Honored At Farewell Events

Alma Hartz nursing director of the Public Health Nursing association leaves Saturday for Des Moines to join the state health department. She was guest of honor at multiple gatherings, including a Business and Professional Women's club dinner at Bishop's cafeteria and several private dinners hosted by Mesdames Emery Horn Nelson Petrus Harris Wilson, and the Hagenstein sisters among others.

Alma Hartz Public Health Nursing Association Des Moines State Department of Health Business and Professional Women’s Club Bishop’s Cafeteria Miss Hartz Imogen Emery Ella Horn Lena Nelson Marie Petrus Merle Harris Edna Wilson Florence Johnston

Dorothy Williams to Be Complimented at Shower

Miss Dorothy Williams of 558 Knollwood Drive SE will wed G. Sharp Lannom III of Grinnell on August 15. She will be honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Rubins at 1407 Third Avenue SE Wednesday evening. Attendees include family members and several out of town guests from Solon and Iowa City.

Dorothy Williams Knollwood Drive G. Sharp Lannom III Grinnell Charles Rubins Third Avenue SE Miss Williams George T. Williams Sarah Stedman Leo G. Ulch Clarence Kobe Leo Peters Paul Upmeier Frank Brosh Brice Ocheltree West Pauba James Barta Joseph Raimall Solon George Drahos Iowa City

Kappa Delta Sorority Plans House Party at Coe College

Kappa Delta sorority of Coe College will hold its annual house party this weekend. Out of town members are expected to arrive Thursday for the party and a meeting Thursday at 7 pm at the home of Miss Dorothy Struesky 1920 Mount Vernon Avenue SE. Both active and alumnae members will attend.

Kappa Delta Sorority Coe College Dorothy Struesky Mount Vernon Avenue

Warren couple return from Milwaukee Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs D W Warren of Carroll drive SE returned to their home Tuesday after a short stay in Milwaukee Wisconsin They accompanied Miss Gertrude Hull sister of Mrs Warren to her home after several weeks as a guest in their home

D. W. Warren Carroll Drive Milwaukee Wis Mrs. Warren Gertrude Hull

Foster Home Hosts Tulsa Visitors

Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Foster receive Mr. and Mrs. A. O. H. Setze pfandt of Tulsa Oklahoma and their son Junior, arriving Tuesday to visit at 1900 Blake boulevard SE. Mrs. Setzepfandt is Mrs. Foster’s sister.

A. O. H. Setzepfandt Tulsa Okla Junior C. S. Foster Blake Boulevard Setzepfandt Foster

GUESTS OF SILLIMANS ON Yellowstone Trip

Wallace Flint of Washington DC and Thomas McLaughlin of Brocton MA were guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs B D Silliman 245 Twenty-fifth Street SE. They were returning from a motor trip to Yellowstone Park.

Wallace Flint Washington, D. C Thomas McLaughlin Brocton Mass B. D. Silliman Twenty-fifth Street Yellowstone Park

IS RECENT BRIDE

Before her marriage Monday in Galena Illinois Louise Hallenbeck became Mrs William Sanford daughter of Mrs F M Hallenbeck 1557 B avenue NE The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertising solicitor William Sanford is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sanford of Peoria Illinois

Galena William Sanford Louise Hallenbeck F. M. Hallenbeck Avenue Sanford Charles Sanford Peoria, Ill The Cedar Rapids Gazette

Luncheon Honors Mrs Berry Mrs Kehoe and Guests

Mrs C S Montooth hosted a luncheon for Mrs S N Berry at her Grande avenue SE home while Mrs J J Kehoe of Cando NY stayed at John K Jones home. Mrs Kate Kiburz will also entertain three out of town guests Thursday at Montrose hotel with Mrs Berry Mrs Kehoe and Mrs George Kuhns of Hollywood noted as house guests. Following luncheon bridge will be played.

C. S. Montooth Grande Avenue S. N. Berry John K. Jones Fifteenth Street J. J. Kehoe Cando N. Y J. H. Wixstead Second Avenue Kate Kiburz Park Avenue SE Montrose Hotel Berry Kehoe George Kuhns Hollywood Calif T. P. Rogers First Avenue E

Lisbon social guests visit Cedar Rapids native family

Mrs. Fred Armstrong of Lisbon formerly of Cedar Rapids and her daughter Mrs. Maxine Armstrong Dennis with her daughter Sandra were guests Tuesday in the E. W. La Plant home at 2118 Blake Boulevard SE.

Fred Armstrong Lisbon Cedar Rapids Maxine Armstrong Dennis Sandra E. W. la Plant Blake Boulevard

Thomas Children Depart for Cheley Camp in Colorado

Josephine and James Thomas, children of Mr and Mrs Theodore H Thomas of Ridgewood Terrace SE, left Wednesday for Cheley Camp at Estes Park Colorado. They will remain until the end of the season.

Josephine James Theodore H. Thomas Ridgewood Terrace Cheley Camp Estes Park Colo

Couple from Lake Winnebago return from Wisconsin trip

Mr and Mrs G R Schwerke of 323 Crescent Drive SE returned Tuesday from a several week trip to Lake Winnebago near Appleton Wisconsin.

G. R. Schwerke Crescent Drive Lake Winnebago Appleton Wis

Ericksons Honored at Cedar Rapids and Wyoming Visit

Mr and Mrs E H Erickson of Chevy Chase Md and their children Marjorie Alice and Mitchell arrived after visiting Mrs Ericksons mother in Dolliver for a week They will visit friends in Cedar Rapids and accompany Mitchell to Chicago before returning to Maryand.

E. H. Erickson Chevy Chase Marjorie Alice Mitchell Mrs. Erickson Dolliver F. C. Waples Forest Drive Jean Bailey W. H. Bailey Park Avenue Iona Hill Sixth Avenue Erickson Clara Robinson Colonial Food Shop Waples Cedar Rapids Country’ Club Alice Erickson Katharine Wall St. Louis Harold Ross Bernice and Ione Hall Katharine Barngrover Diane Waples

Cedar Rapids Players Win In Bridge Tourney

Four Cedar Rapids players won honors at the second of a five part bridge series held at the Country club in Oelwein. Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs E A Hazelton captured east and west in afternoon play while four tied for north and south. Glen Gough Mrs J C Cummings Mrs Ben Swisher Jr and Mrs L E Leonard of Waterloo placed in both sessions. High accumulative prize went to Mrs Cummings and Mr Gough with the third session set for August 9.

Cedar Rapids Oelwein S. A. Sanders E. A. Hazelton Glen Gough J. C. Cummings Ben Swisher, Jr L. E. Leonard Waterloo M. J. Busler H. J. Robertson D. D. Sheldon O. Lindsey Cummings Gough

Denver socialite visits Marian Smith for a month

Miss Diana Phipps of Denver arrives Tuesday to visit for a month with Miss Marian Smith on Country club drive. Phipps has just spent a year in Paris, France, en route to her home.

Diana Phipps Denver Colo Marian Smith Miss Phipps Paris France

Miss Irene Langston and Walter Bongart Wed at First Christian

Miss Irene D. Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Langston of Champaign Illinois wed Walter M Bongart of Champaign in a Tuesday evening single ring ceremony at the First Christian church Reverend Blaine Hyten officiated They were attended by Mr and Mrs R L Conner of Cedar Rapids The couple plans to reside in Champaign

Irene D. Johnson Frank Langston Champaign Walter M. Bongart First Christian Church Blaine Hyten R. L. Conner Cedar Rapids

Page family to relocate to Kansas City Missouri

Mrs H E Page of 1320 First Avenue West and her daughters Bernice and Ione, with Mrs Robert Worrell of St Paul, depart Thursday for St Paul for a month then move to Kansas City Missouri on September 1 to make their home.

H. E. Page First Avenue W Bernice Ione

Herbert H. Smith To Stay In Cedar Rapids Week

Mrs. Ella D. Smith of 1021 Third Avenue SE returned from a visit with her son Herbert H. Smith in Ardmore Pennsylvania. Smith will remain in Cedar Rapids for the rest of the week. He formerly worked for The Cedar Rapids Republican and now handles copy in the educational division of the advertising agency N. W. Ayer and Son in Philadelphia.

Ella D. Smith Third Avenue SE Herbert H. Smith Ardmore Smith Cedar Rapids

Miss Rath and W R Cairns Married at Home

Miss Alma Rath of 1356 I avenue NE and W R Cairns of 1535 Bever avenue SE were wed at 11 a m Wednesday. Rev Blaine Hyten officiated at the bride’s home with attendants Bruce Cairns and Irma Klahn. Also present were Amber Cairns and Mrs G R Schwandt with Edith and Lynn.

Alma Rath I Avenue NE W. R. Cairns Bever Avenue Blaine Hyten Mr. Cairns Bruce Cairns Irma Klahn Amber Cairns G. R. Schwandt Edith and Lynn Winona, Minn

Omission of Douglass Guests in Gazette Dinner List

The Gazette omitted the names of Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Douglass and their children Ann Jean and Charles Jr from a dinner guest list printed Sunday. The Douglasses reside at 1106 Elmhurst Drive NE and were hosted by C. L. Douglasses of 549 Knollwood Drive SE.

Howard C. Douglass Elmhurst Drive Ann Jean Charles, Jr C. L. Douglasses Knollwood Drive

Miss Lydia Kriz Hosts Shower for Sister Emma Kriz

Miss Emma Kriz’s upcoming August 1 marriage to Milton Sabacky was celebrated with a miscellaneous shower at Miss Lydia Kriz’s home 1918 J Street SW Monday night. Attending were Mary Hadrana Norma Lohman Gladys Houser Amelia Kriz Rose Vyslsil Velma Hauser Martha Petersen and Mrs Leonard Baker with daughter Barbara Jean.

Lydia Kriz J Street Emma Kriz Milton Sabacky Mary Hadrana Norma Lohman Gladys Houser Amelia Kriz Rose Vyslsil Velma Hauser Martha Petersen Lenard Baker Barbara Jean

Lauber Family Hosts Guests From Nearby Cities

Mr and Mrs Henry Lauber of 1341 Fourth Street NW hosted Mr and Mrs William Lauber of Little Rock Ernest Holle of Sibley and Fred Lauber of Independence who returned to their homes Tuesday evening.

Henry Lauber Fourth Street William Lauber Little Rock Ernest Holle Sibley Fred Lauber Independence

Navy Recruit Visits Cedar Rapids Before World Cruise

Kenneth E. Kirkland arrives to see his mother Mrs. Eugenia Kirkland at 1015 Oakland avenue NE. After three months at Great Lakes naval training station near Chicago he will stay a week in Cedar Rapids before departing for San Diego for a world cruise.

Kenneth E. Kirkland Eugenia Kirkland Oakland Avenue Great Lakes Naval Training Station Chicago Cedar Rapids San Diego Calif

Family returns from Wisconsin and Minneapolis trip

Mr and Mrs E W Funkey of Bever Avenue SE and their daughter Lucille accompanied by Miss Eileen Kelly daughter of Dr and Mrs J H Kelly of Washington Avenue SE recently returned from a week in the Dells of Wisconsin and a weekend in Minneapolis on the way home.

E. W. Funkey Bever Avenue SE Lucille Eileen Kelly J. H. Kelly Washington Avenue SE The Dells Wisconsin Minneapolis

Detlefs Family Leaves for West Coast Visit

Mr and Mrs Louis Detlefs of 832 Tenth Street SW and their daughter Leona of Des Moines recently traveled to Los Angeles California Salem and Portland Oregon to visit relatives and friends for several weeks.

Louis Detlefs Tenth Street Leona Des Moines Los Angeles Calif Salem Portland Ore

Secrets of Safe Reducing Diet Plan Ad from Cedar Rapids Gazette

An advice piece promotes a three day liquid diet and calorie counting to reduce weight. It extols a booklet titled Change Your Weight for Beauty's Sake and urges readers to send 15 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute in New York for a calorie rich menu guide. It warns against high calorie indulgences and encourages vitamins and exercise.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute West Nineteenth Street New York N. Y

Entertaining Truths Told by Jim Output

A quotation notes Jim’s approach to honesty as he aims to entertain. It suggests he polishes or dresses up facts to keep audiences engaged rather than to deceive. This reflects a perception of performance over plain truth.

Jim

Two Visitors Arrive From New York for Steul Home Visit

Miss Alma Dunbar of Valley Cottage and her nephew James Ervin arrived Monday to stay with Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Steal at 2022 Blake Boulevard SE after a month long motor trip through Colorado. Mrs. James Van Tassell from Nyack is also visiting at the Steul home.

Alma Dunbar Valley Cottage N. Y James Ervin E. K. Steal Blake Boulevard Colorado James van Tassell Nyack on-the-Hudson Steul

Mrs A B Everett Returns From Topeka Visit

Mrs A B Everett of 1239 A Avenue NE returned recently after months visiting relatives in Topeka Kansas.

A. B. Everett A Avenue Topeka Kan

Audrey Abell Visits Patterson Home in Elgin

Miss Audrey Abell of Elgin Illinois arrived recently to visit at the James E Patterson home located at 122 Twentieth street NE.

Audrey Abell Elgin James E. Patterson Twentieth Street

Richard Ellis Reid Birthday Honored At Home Party

Richard Ellis Reid son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reid 1295 Elmhurst drive NE was honored on his third birthday Wednesday at a party at home. Tables were decorated with a birthday cake and balloons as gifts were given to the child.

Richard Ellis Reid Kenneth Reid Elmhurst Drive Richard E. A. Rosenberg Betty Rae Carlos Kampmier Jackie Alfred Winchell Patty Walter Joseph Bo

Surry Family Hosts Cottage Party After Wapsie Swim

Mr and Mrs E M Surry and daughter Maxine Surry 403 Eighth Avenue SW entertained thirty friends at their Wapsie cottage Sunday. After a swim a picnic supper was served.

E. M. Surry Maxine Surry Eighth Avenue SW

Missionary Society Meeting at First Evangelical Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical church will meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the church parlors. Mrs. Edna Canaday will lead, with Mrs. J. Yardho and Mrs. C. Klersey as hostesses.

Woman's. Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church Edna Canaday J. Yardho C. Klersey

Mrs. William Dana Visits Hruska Home in Oregon

Mrs William Dana of Oak Park Illinois arrived Wednesday to visit for several days with Dr and Mrs Edwin Hruska at 1940 Bever Avenue SE in Hruska home Oregon.

William Dana Oak Park Ill Edwin Hruska Bever Avenue SE

Mrs. Pfaff Visits Husband’s Parents in NE Portland

Mrs. Harold Pfaff of San Diego, California arrived Monday to visit her husband’s parents, Mr and Mrs E E Pfaff, at 1726 D Avenue Northeast.

Harold Pfaff San Diego Calif Mr. Pfaff E. E. Pfaff D Avenue NE

James Doty Honored At Birthday Picnic

James Doty was praised at a birthday picnic dinner hosted by friends. He received gifts and a large birthday cake baked by Mrs. Lee Evans of Mount Vernon. Attending were Mr and Mrs Doty and their son Junior, Mr and Mrs Charles Holton and son Earl, Mr and Mrs Howard Blessing and sons Paul and Robert, Mr and Mrs George Myers and daughter Patricia, Mr and Mrs Lee Evans, Lester Trachta, and Juanita Blessing.

James Doty Lee Evans Mount Vernon Doty Junior Charles Holton Earl Howard Blessing Paul Robert George Myers Patricia Lester Trachta Juanita Blessing

Roth reunion held at Bever Park with diverse local and out-of-town guests

The Roth reunion gathered recently at Bever Park. Attendees included Elizabeth Fisher and daughter Mary, numerous Fisher and Brockman family members, Gladfelter, Wood, Andrews, Ellis, and Enders relatives, plus out-of-town visitors from Des Moines, Deep River, Victor, Manchester, Manly, Guernsey, Williamsburg, Marion, Keswick, Oakland California and others.

Bever Park Elizabeth Fisher Mary George Bradley A. M. Fisher Helen George Floyd A. W. Brockman Nene Clarence J. H. Brockman Esther Charles Fisher Florence Ralph Gladfelter Delbert Wood Ralph Andrews Loudeam Robert Albert Ellis Opal McClaskey Eleanor Enders William Roth Des Moines Fred Herter Deep River George Merck Cloyd Lyman Glornne Marion Elizabeth Carey Kenneth Mason City Laureen Looney Lorna Rudloph Price Keswick Margaret Edmonson Oakland Calif

Miss Velma Hollenbeck to Wed Fred Merritt Aug 13

Miss Velma Hollenbeck engaged to Fred Merritt of Springville with wedding set for August 13. She was honored at a Four-Five club party hosted by Mrs. Ida Belknap at 1633 E Avenue NE where she received a club gift.

Velma Hollenbeck Fred Merritt Springville Four-Five Club Ida Belknap E Avenue Miss Hollenbeck

Corell Family Reunion Elects Officers for 1937

Fifty four attendees gathered Sunday at A. B. Nicholas home 1602 Oakland Ave NE for the Corell family reunion. Charles V. Corell and Mabel Corell of Dubuque were chosen president and secretary for the coming year and plans were made for the 1937 reunion on the second Sunday in June at the Nicholas residence.

Corell A. B. Nicholas Oakland Avenue Charles V. Corell Mabel Corell Dubuque Nicholas Charles C. Corell Charles, Jr Jane Appleby Blanche Corell Joe Corell George A. Chamberlain Marion Cleo Reviere Racine Minn Gilbert Martin Betty Donna Mary Duane Ruth Roberta Nicholas Cedar Rapids

Permit Granted For Playground Shelter In City

The board of adjustment in a special meeting granted permission to Nevin Nichols recreation superintendent to build a playground shelter house at 350 Twenty Seventh Street NE subject to setback rules. Also approved to Frank L. Buser to construct a dwelling at 315 Twenty Third Street NE with a reduced setback. The Frank Kouba retanning milk cans proposal was not decided due to partial attendance. The five member board failed to reach a final vote and laid the matter over until full membership is present.

Board of Adjustment Nevin Nichols Twenty-seventh Street Frank L. Buser Twenty-third Street Frank Kouba Thirty-first Street Mount Vernon Avenue Vernon E. White George Farmer Frank Kent White Farmer

Personal Health Service Obsessions Hindering Arthritis Treatment

Obstacles cited in arthritis care include the belief that cold dampness worsens the disease and that acid or uric acid foods affect it. The text warns against long neglect of proper treatment due to diet purists or charlatans promoting acidosis ideas. It advises maintaining a reasonable diet and medical guidance.

Guests from Esterville visit Schnekloths

Mary Ann and Ruth Heinrich of Estherville arrived to spend several weeks with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. W F Schnekloth at 2332 Upland drive SE. They plan a picnic at the Palisades on Wednesday.

Mary Ann Ruth Heinrich Estherville W.F. Schnekloth Upland Drive Palisades

Beta Sigma Phi Women Meet For Breakfast

The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a breakfast meeting at Clara Robinson's Colonial food shop with seventeen attendees including Miss Lucille Barber and Miss Frances Brown.

Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Business Girls Sorority Clara Robinson Colonial Food Lucille Barber Frances Brown

Wheat to Eat and Health Tips for Arthritis Patients

A readers Q and A column discusses diet for arthritis emphasizing protein and fats while limiting refined carbohydrates. It cites vitamin needs, fruit intake, and the role of vitamins C D and B, plus guidance on feeding pigs and humans. It also includes home remedies and questions about cryptorchidism and lime water for teeth.

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D. W. Warrens Milwaukee, Wis Mrs. Foster Sillimans Caroline Makers of Gorham Royson Third Avenue Killian James Thomas Lake Winnebago, Wis Kansas City Miss Kriz Laubers Kenneth Kirkland Funkeys California Ivy Armstrong Hruska Roth Corell Family Reunion Personal Health Service William Brady Esterville First Avenue East Coykendalls Perley’s Food Shop Baily Ince Home Appliances Sid. Ave Ehone Lulu
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