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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1933
Page
3
Aunt Mary, a noisy nonconformist guest, unsettles a quiet household with constant activity and disregard for routine. In Dear Miss Manners, readers grapple with parenting a teen and a spendthrift husband, while advice suggests fostering maturity and household budgeting control.
A Maquoketa jubilee banquet honored long serving members at city hall, including Hannah Scholl and others with 37 to 39 years in service. A wedding at a bride's home featured Chester Anderson of St Louis as best man and Rev C Edward Volete officiating. The couple, Mr and Mrs Ruff, left for a farm near Fulton after Aug 1 following the ceremony and reception.
What Cheer Mrs FoOC Nelson and her daughter Mrs FOOT Brown entertained Tridas at the Nelson home in honor of Mrs Leonard Nea of Crand Junction dyingster of Miso Neysen Mre Cust Denegert and Mrs Jes ar Wills were high score at berdgs. Mrs Doshe KRnox was hates. The Sew and So club Weeniealas Prizes were received by Mis Bertha Faas, Mis Dolite Rabati Mis Ema Shaw and Mrs Ann Bowen. Miss Winnifred Kronen woe die t ess Tuesday ine homer at her cue. Miss Marjorie McCormuck af Os kaloasa.
The Vinton Garden club held its annual picnic at Riverside Park on Friday with Grace Fisher in charge of the lesson. A large social calendar included bridge luncheons at Brown's cafe and at Mrs. Center and the Ervin home, plus a Ward tea room gathering hosted by Mrs. E A Ervin. Out of town guests spanned Minnesota to Arizona, and a Riverside park picnic honored Miss Ruby King of Fruita and Ruth Muirhead of Hemingford with local hosts E A Ervin and family.
July Evening bridge party at the country club hosted by R E Lawther and H A Ritchie with lunch served by Mrs Knapp. Legion Auxiliary and Rebekah Degree groups held meetings. Community dinners planned at Mrs George Schneider’s home near Stanley and other social gatherings recur through Aug 22. Attendees include Mrs Glen Morrow and Mrs Jennie Morrow, Mrs Elizabeth Whalen, Mrs Frank Dunham, Mrs Emma Reese, and the Conrad couple celebrating twenty years of marriage with guests from several towns.
Local social events fill the week with a pre-nuptial shower for Mrs Bila Baskerville at Priday hosted by Mrs Frank Gibbs. The Monday afternoon club gathering, the Legion prize, and community church notices appear alongside regional parish reports and local commemorations.
Miss Edna E Starry daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Starry Marengo and S Terry Randall son of Mr and Mrs J H Randall Ocheyedan wed in a noon ceremony June 14 at Mount Carroll Methodist Church. Rev George Nesmith officiated with Ruth George at the organ. The couple will reside in Marshall Minnesota after September 1.
Mrs J JD Graham hosted a dinner honoring Mrs Hillman and her son Jimmie with guests including Mrs J FE Voris and several local families. A bridge party honored Miss D W Knepper, with prizes for Mrs Schwab and Mrs Knepper. Women and later men picnic at Thomas Park, and a Methodist reception followed by a program. Wheatland and Crestal Lake gatherings featured many locals, including the Lohman family and the Probstetain church ladies society hosting events.
Dee met out the church on Wednesday for Miss Velma Strerser and guests including Misses Rathsad Dorks FErmundsen Ada Segken and Adavune McKay of Thornburg. Riverside Mrs Al Walton hosted an all day Methodist Ladies Aid meeting with several members present. The Young Girls Sewing club was entertained by Mary Helen Swift and family with several attendees. Relatives gathered for a picnic for Mr and Mrs George Beatch and family of Canada at Joe Vegsy home with many local families in attendance. Clair Swift and family celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Senior Needle club met at Mrs C W Tarram’s home with planned Marion outing. Garden club met at Mrs E W Ford with state park visits noted in roll call. Royal Neigh...
Fifty Monticello Country Club members enjoyed a Tuesday bridge tea at the club house with Miss Loretta Bringard presenting humorous readings. High bridge score went to Mrs Riess Stuhler and high dominoes to Mrs Ida Ricklefs as out of town guests joined from Chicago Pasadena Detroit Minneapolis Pittsburgh Moline and more.
Maynard district 4 instructor Mrs Roy M Smith hosted grand officers for breakfast then toured Decorah and other sites. Guests included Anna Blaylock Leo Percival Maude Bowers and Ada Thompson with numerous family members. A pre nuptial shower for Florence Senner was given in Hawkeye for her marriage to Robert Evans. WE Pace and Methodist group activities are noted along with Ladies Aid hostess duties.
Mrs Salladay plans to move to Washington soon. The Bor lodge held a Wednesday farewell with euchre games, high score by Mrs Henry Gringer, consolation to Mrs Anna Ross, and a gift for Mrs Salladay. E E Blythe hosted Tuesday's event in her honor with guests including Mrs C W Ingram, Mrs Fred C Kron, Mrs William Griffin, Mrs R H Heitzman, Mrs G A White, Mrs Harold Cress, and Mrs Kenneth Squiers.
The Delhi program committee completes the study-year plan with the first meeting on September 14 at Mrs. Bertha Swinburne's home. Papers will be read by Mesdames Jennie Holden Augusta Fleming and Alice Clark. Directors and officers include Bertha Swinburne president Olie Cramer vice president Olie Davis secretary Adeline Wintenburg treasurer Gertrude Brockman Reva Engel and Laura Fuller. Committees cover program social and McCreary Memorial with members listed.
The Sigourney Methodist church Guild hosted a Wednesday garden party at Mrs Belle Stirlen's home. Readings were given by Helen Jean Ferris and Ruth Heyman of Webster.
The Linn County convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held Thursday in Thomas Park Marion. Marion will host the state convention in October. The executive committee meets at 9 30 a m and the convention opens at 10 a m with department director reports in the morning session.
A county union gathering will elect officers and host a picnic lunch at noon. National president Mrs Ida B Wise Smith will attend and speak in the afternoon. Reports by union presidents will follow and Miss Emma Klein will describe preparatory work for the state convention. Mrs Smith aims to meet group leaders to plan the state meeting.
Mrs. J Johnston celebrated her 55th birthday with many guests from Manchester and nearby. Community activities included a church film, a Sunday school class picnic, Jones Mill grange 60th anniversary plans, and group meetings at the Community church.
A sequence of local social events includes Iris Ogier hosting a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Lloyd Roundy who wed Tuesday, with family ties to Miss Chorinne Knauss. Other gatherings feature Standard Bearers hosted by Dorothy Bliven and Andrene Tisor, and a dinner at the Reaney home for Mr. Reaney’s seventy-seventh birthday. Out-of-town visitors include Rev J W Pool and family and Wayne Petersen party guests.
Clarence The Rev. and Mrs. Bret Lyle and their children visited from Omaha, Nebraska. Alberta Young Hilda Behrends Donna Kelly Phyllis Bixler Roscoe Schib ling and the Rev and Mrs R C Scott Mildred and Donald are at the Clear Lake Institute this week.
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