Ladies Auxiliary To Firefighters Convene In Iowa
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Iowa Association of Firefighters will hold its annual convention at the Hotel Roosevelt on June 5 and 6. Activities include morning meetings, luncheons, and officer elections with Mrs. Dess Hemphill presiding and Mrs. Fred Condon as convention chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Association of Firefighters
Hotel Roosevelt
Dess Hemphill
Fred Condon
J. A. Gaskill
Harry Gaskill
George Hobe
Ling couple to receive Iowa degrees this week
Louis A. Ling Jr will earn his doctor of medicine degree and his wife Ellen Hesse Ling will receive a bachelor of arts from the University of Iowa on Monday. Ling ranked fourteenth in his medical class, joined Phi Chi, led medical ROTC, and will be commissioned as a first lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps in June. They plan to move to Spokane for his internship at St Luke's Hospital starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Ling, Jr
L. A. Ling
Eighth Street
Ellen Hesse Ling
University of Iowa
Ling
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Phi Chi National Medical Fraternity
Medical Rotc
Oficers Reserve Corps
Spokane
Wash
St. Luke's Hospital
Explorers Club to Hear Scandinavian Program at Montrose
The Explorers club meets Monday at 7 30 p m at the Montrose hotel to hear a Scandinavian program. Mrs Andrew Lorenzen, formerly of Sweden and associate editor of a Swedish women’s magazine, will lead a round table discussion and answer questions. Mrs M S Hallman will review The Saga of Gosla Berling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Explorers Club
Montrose Hotel
Andrew Lorenzen
Sweden
M. S. Hallman
Gosla Berling
Birthday Wiener Roll Honors Mrs Page Then Beach Reception
A group of friends hosted a wiener roll on Wednesday for Mrs. Roland J. Page’s birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Stroleny, Mr. and Mrs. Day, Miss Edith Christianson, Victor Steege, Miss Lillian Kucera, Harold Kokksa, and Mrs. Martha Schiefer of Clarence. The event concluded with a beach outing at Conrad’s beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland J. Page
Conrad’s Beach
Joe Stroleny
Jack Day
Edith H. Christianson
Victor H. Steege
Lillian E. Kucera
Harold Kokoska
Plans for Cheahasi Camp Fire benefit play discussed
At Friday’s Cheahasi Camp Fire meeting president Margaret Lambertson presided as plans were laid for a benefit play to be staged soon. A recent session was held at Esther Thurman’s home with Leola Jones named guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheahasi
Margaret Lambertson
Esther Thurman
Leola Jones
Guardian
Mrs Cain Returns Home After Visit To Des Moines
Mrs G W Cain returns to Des Moines after two weeks with relatives and friends. She is accompanied by cousins Oma and Esther Booth who are visiting while attending the national music con test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cain
Des Moines
Oma
Esther Booth
Miss Eloise Crook Weds Robert Ross in Kansas City
Eloise Ardith Crook of Kansas City and Robert Ross of Oelwein were married Saturday at a Methodist church in Kansas City. Mrs Ross, daughter of J Reid Greene, is Cedar Rapids relatives niece and University of Iowa graduate. Ross, son of Donald Ross, finished at Iowa and Sigma Nu member. They will live in Dubuque where he works as a Procter and Gamble salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Ardith Crook
Kansas City
Robert Ross
Oelwein
Ross
J. Reid Greene
W J Foster
Cedar Rapids
H F Westfall
University of Iowa
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Donald Ross
University of Iowa School of Commerce
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Dubuque
Proctor and Gamble
Cedar Rapids Club Dinner Dovetails With Demonstration
Members of the Cedar Rapids League for Hard of Hearing plan a Tuesday dinner at the Roosevelt hotel with about thirty attendees from surrounding areas. An impromptu spreading demonstration will show work from local classes. The event follows a Home Contest where Mrs C M Jones won first and Mrs J B Northcott took second for the league, part of a national effort by the American Federation of Organizations for the Hard of Hearing, with a Federation conference in Washington June 25 to 28. The evening ends with a social program planned by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids League
Roosevelt Hotel
C M. Jones
J B Northcott
American Federation of Organizations
United States
Federation
Washington, D. C
Social Committee
Grant Glass of '33 to Hold Reunion
The June graduating class of 1933 at Grant High School plans a class reunion at Ellis Park next Friday. Members will gather for a picnic supper at 6 15 in the river pavilion. Call the former senior officers for information by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant High School
Ellis Park
River Pavilion
Olmstead announces engagement of Evelyn to Ralph Day
Mr and Mrs Robert Olmstead of 035 L street W announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn to Ralph Day of Cedar Rapids. The marriage will take place in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Olmstead
L Street
Evelyn
Ralph Day
Cedar Rapids
Open House At Camp Hitaga Invites Community Visit
Camp Hitaga near Troy Mills along the Wapsipini river hosts open house today and next Sunday from 2 to 6 pm. Hosts Mrs. W J Brown Mrs M R Warren and Mrs Delbert Ashby answer questions and welcome guests while noting posted gates and restricted access during non visiting hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitaga
Wapsipinicon
Troy Mills
W. J. Brown
M. R. Warren
Delbert Ashby
Regular meeting of the friendly club at Riverside Park
The friendly club holds its next regular gathering Tuesday at 7 30 PM in Riverside Park with a small refreshment fee. In charge of the living pictures are Rachael Griffith, Alma Kentner, Donald Burgess and Clifford Kunzman. fifty five members attended last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thefriendly Club
Riverside Park
Living Pictures
Rachael Griffith
Alma Kentner
Donald Burgess
Clifford Kunzman
Community lodge meetings and card party on upcoming week
Star Lodge No 4 D of H holds a special meeting Monday at 730 p.m. in Moose hall Mercy Division No 61 G T A to the B of L E meets Tuesday at 230 p.m. in K of P hall Ben Hur Lodge No 12 hosts a card party Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Moose hall Mrs Margaret Quick in charge Women’s Board of Sun Shine Mission meets Monday 230 p.m. at the Mission home Westwood Community Club meets Tuesday 2 p.m. at Mrs Thomas Wall home Companions of the Forest No 1367 meet Wednesday evening in Odd Fellow hall 1098’s Second Avenue SE with a social hour after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Lodge
Star Lodge No
D. of H
Moose Hall
Mercy Division
B. of L. E
K. of
P. Hall
Ben Hur Lodge No. 12
Margaret Quick
Women's Board
The
Sunshine Mission
Westwood Community Club
Thomas Wall
Hillside Drive
Companions of Forest
Companions of the Forest
Odd Fellow Hall
Second Avenue SE
Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting
The regular meeting of Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 D U V C holds Friday at 7 30 pm in the Memorial building. Members of the GAR are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
GAR
West Side auxiliary meeting at Mrs McFar lane home
West Side auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless meets Monday at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs L A McFar lane for a business session with hostesses Mesdames Walter Neal F Talbott F Larson M J Gullige and L F Broberg. Mrs Ben Purath hosts Bluff View Aid society and friends Wednesday for a no picnic dinner nine miles east on the Lincoln highway. All bring own dishes and a covered dish. A picnic dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
L. A. McFarlane
Walter Neal
F. Talbott
F. Larson
M. J. Gullige
L. F. Broberg
Ben Purath
Bluff View Aid Society
Lincoln Highway
Laura Jones to Wed Fred Tousley at Oelwein
Oelwein headline reports Laura M Jones to wed Fred H Tousley today at the Presbyterian church noon with Rev L W Hayter officiating. Attendants include Mrs H L Van Voorhis and Lawrence Hilsabeck. bride taught in Oelwein schools and is Drake University alumna. They plan to live in Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Laura M Jones
Fred H. Tousley
Presbyterian Church
L. W. Hayter
Patricia Hilsabeck
Helen Hilsabeck
H. L. van Voorhis
Valley Junction
Lawrence Hilsabeck
Oelweiln
Colfax High School
Drake University
Phi Mu. Sorority
Walter Jones
Colfax
Frank Tousley
University of Minnesota
Oelwein High School
Tennis Court At Y W C A Draws Spring Players
The Y W C A tennis court has become popular this spring as park courts get dusty. Tickets are transferable and offered at low cost. Many boys play there with their girl friends, and the court can be reserved by calling the Y W C A office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Court
Church Groups Schedule Meetings and Picnic Plans
St. Gertrude's society will picnic Thursday at 1 p.m. at Bever park pavilion. Altar society of St Matthew's meets Monday at 7 45 p.m. in the school building with day change noted. Peoples church Social circle meeting postponed from Tuesday. Trinity Methodist C C class holds picnic supper and business meeting at Mrs Phoebe Gerber's home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gertrude’s Society of
St. Matthew's
Bever Park Pavilion
The
Altar Society
St. Matthew's Church
the Peoples Church
Trinity C. C
C. C
Trinity Methodist Church
Phoebe Gerber
Estelle Bachelder Celebrates 13th Birthday With Party
Estelle Martha Bachelder daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Bachelder 1323 B Avenue NE marks her thirteenth birthday with a supper and dance party Saturday. Guests include Jane Bunker Louise Bunker Barbara Marshall Jeanne Marshall Josephine Thomas Dorothy Ann Miller Doris Hill Mary Louise Baldridge Elaine Kenecny Katherine Lynch Patricia Graves Barbara Ringer Dorothy Boyson Barbara Sgarlata Lorraine Feller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Martha Bachelder
George L. Bachelder
Avenue NE
Jane and Louise Bunker
Barbara and
Jeanne Marshall
Josephine Thomas
Dorothy Ann Miller
Doris Hill
Mary Louise Baldridge
Elaine Kenecny
Katherine Lynch
Patricia Graves
Barbara Ringer
Dorothy Boyson
Barbara Sgarlata
Lorraine Feller
June Bride-Elect Frances Langer Honored In Bridge Soiree
Miss Frances Langer was feted at a bridge party hosted by Miss Anna Mae Snouf fer at her home Friday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Lester Johnson Jean Lindsey and Miss Langer with numerous guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Langer
Anna Mae Snouffer
Lester Johnson
Jean Lindsey
Miss Langer
Missex Alice Sundberg
Velma Baunihoebner
Jane Sloan
Irene Mikulecky
Cleda Schaeffer
Carla Sgarlata
Blanche Houser
Phyllis Baldwin
Irene Langer
Theodore White
Ralph Redus
Charles Polansky
Ladies Aid elects Trinity church officers
The Ladies Aid society of Trinity Methodist church held a regular meeting and election of officers Friday. The results list Mrs. Neil Ross as president and Mrs. P. E. Frink, first vice president, Mrs. H. C. Underhill, second vice-president, Mrs. Martha Martin, treasurer, Mrs. Harry Martin, recording secretary, and Mrs. Lester Nichols, corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Trinity Methodist Church
Neil Ross
P. E. Frink
H. C. Underhill
Martha Martin
Harry Martin
Lester Nichols
Parish Picnic At Bever Park Sponsored By St Matthew’s PTA
About 200 attended the parish picnic in Bever Park. The Rev J D Kearn oversaw children's games and contests and awarded prizes to the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's P. T. A
Bever Park
J. D. Kearn
Kindig Announces Daughter Evelyn to wed Joseph Shearer
Mr and Mrs H W Kindig of Louisa announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Evelyn Kathryn to Joseph E Shearer son of Mr and Mrs John Shearer of Perry. The ceremony will be June 10 at the bride parents home. Evelyn will graduate this week from Washington high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Kindig
Louisa
Evelyn Kathryn
Joseph E. Shearer
John Shearer
Perry
Miss Kindig
Washington High School
Local Women Set Out by Car for California
Mrs. Charles E. Anderson of 417 Nineteenth Street NE and Mrs. Marie Lavelle with her daughter Jean of Center Point depart Saturday by motor for Los Angeles California. Mrs. Anderson will return in July while Mrs. Lavelle and her daughter plan to reside in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Anderson
Nineteenth Street
Marie Lavelle
Jean
Center Point
Los Angeles
Calif
Anderson
Lavelle
Wilma Cooksey to graduate with slight honors Thursday
Wilma Cooksey daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Cooksey formerly of Cedar Rapids will graduate with slight honors Thursday from The Convent of the Sacred Heart in St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Cooksey
Guy Cooksey
Cedar Rapids
Convent of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph, Mo
Club Meeting Set At Mrs. Sisam’s Home
The East Side W CG and T UL will meet at the home of Mrs. H E Sisam located at 619 Avenue NW on Tuesday at 2 p m in a local community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG
T. UL
H. E. Sisam
Avenue NW
West Side W. C. T. U. Luncheon Meeting Notice
The West Side W. C. T. U. will meet Wednesday for a noontime luncheon at 12 30 hosted by Mrs. A. F. P. Butterfield at 1311 A avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FP. Butterfield
A Avenue NW
Entertaining Notices From Anamosa and Nearby
Anamosa society notes list Mrs G H Monroe hosting dinner for her daughter Marjorie a Columbus Nebraska music teacher with Pearl Lady Lillian Bodine Mae Wright and Dorothy Herren as guests Florence Hale to present senior music pupils in a Congregational church recital Mary Leach hosts dinner at Center Junction with guests Jennie Birk Mae Birk Florence Hale Nane Cavanaugh Mary Diserens Nettle Brown Hazel Nelson Margaret Greer hosts picnic dinner for Pearl Lady who leaves for University of New Mexico summer school Mrs W H Frazer hosts bridge for Ida Armstrong Mt Moriah O E chapter officers Mr and Mrs Walter K Pearson mark fiftieth wedding anniversary Lou Hartman with several helpers to entertain Methodist Aid society at Hartman home on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Monroe
Marjorie
Columbus
Neb
Pearl Lady
Lillian Bodine
Mae Wright
Dorothy Herren
Florence Hale
Congregational Church
Mary Leach
Center Junction
Jennie Birk
Mae Birk
Nane Cavanaugh
Mary Diserens
Nettle Brown
Hazel Nelson
Lou Hartman
J. H. Lowe
Lee Reid
H. A. Turner
Albert O'Deen
Methodist Aid Society
Bride Fern Jost Given Pre Nuptial Shower In Maynard
Mrs. C. H. Paul hosted a shower with Ardath and Myril Mae for Fern Jost of Oelwein who will wed in June. The cemetery association met Friday with Mrs. Addie Smith. The Presbyterian Fidells class held a party at the park Thursday.
Allen Rumble of Tipton Will Wed Oklahoma Girl
Allen E. Rumble of Tipton will marry Virginia Walker of Lawton Oklahoma on Wednesday morning. Miss Walker a Stephens College and University of Iowa graduate and Gamma Phi Beta member. Rumble a University of Iowa graduate and Fraternity member and a Tipton grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Rumble of
Tipton
Allen E. Rumble
A. E. Rumble
Lawton
Okla
Virginia Walker
Alex Walker
Mildred Kennedy
J. N Rumble
Waco
Texas
Miss Walker
Stephens College
Columbia
University of Iowa
Gamma, Phi Beta Sorority
Rumble
Kappa Bigma Fraternity
Florence Weaver and Paul Novak Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Florence Weaver and Paul F. Novak wed at Immaculate Conception church in a 7 o'clock mass. The Very Rev. J. M. Molloy officiated with attendants Joseph W. Novak and Helen Harrington. The couple plans a short trip to Chicago and will reside at 1201 Third Avenue. Mrs. Novak is educated at Washington High and Cedar Rapids Business College. Mr. Novak attended St. Patrick’s High School and works for Quaker Oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Weaver
E. A. Fordyce
Park Avenue SE
Paul F. Novak
Joseph H. Novak
Seventh Avenue SW
Immaculate Conception Church
J. M. Molloy
Mary Fabian
Joseph W. Novak
Helen Hartington
Fairfax
Miss Harrington
Roosevelt Hotel
Chicago
Novak
Third Avenue
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
St. Patrick's High School
Quaker Oats Company
Marriage of Miss Hilde Spener and Leo Glovik in Independence
The wedding occurred at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev. B A Erdland presiding. Bridesmaids were Dorothy Amfar and Dorothy Kayser. Julia Boener was maid of honor. William Wendling served as best man. ushers were Irvin Weber and Louis Wengert. The bride’s father gave her away. organist Mrs. Doris Rowland and vocalist Phillip Shutt performed. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home. guests included R A Sponer, K A Fischer, and Mrs. Irvin Fisher. The couple left for a brief wedding trip to Milwaukee. The bride, from Independence, is the daughter of L C Spener. she is a St. John's graduate. The groom is the son of Mrs. Alvina Glovik and Jesup alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilde Louise Spener
Leo F. Glovik
Independence
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
B. A. Erdland
United
Dorothy Amfar
Dorothy Kayser
Cedar Rapids
Julia Boener
William Wendling
Irvin Weber
Louis Wengert
Milwaukee
L. C. Spener
St. John's High School
Alvina Glovik
Jesup
What Cheer Hosts Shower for Mrs. Jack Cowan
Misa Maxine Olverson acted as hostess for a miscellaneous shower Thursday honoring Mrs. Jack Cowan nee Pauline Sargent a recent bride. Guests traveled to the Rivola theater as hosted by Bob Gilbert. Cowan is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Cowan of What Cheer. The L L club met with Mrs Rich ard Burdock on Wednesday with games led by Mrs Floyd Snod grass and Mrs Gerald Ellot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Maxine Olverson
Jack Cowan
Pauline Sargent
Rivola Theater
Bob Gilbert
Cowan
J. A. Cowan
What Cheer
L. L
Richard Burdock
Floyd Snodgrass
Gerald Ellot
Belle Plaine Social Roundup Includes Clubs and Visits
Belle Plaine residents hosted or attended multiple club meetings and gatherings. Notable events include Bridge Club, Portia Study Club dinners at Lincoln cafe, Kill Kare Kard Klub theater party, Bird family reunion with numerous relatives visiting from Mason City Sigourney and Illinois, and Methodist Foreign Missionary society steak fry at Firemen's park. Bethany Evangelical church to host missionary oratorical contest with contestants from Sharon Center Center Point Cedar Rapids and Belle Plaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ludtke
Bridge Club
Portia Study Club
Lincoln Cafe
Kill Kare Kard Klub
Commercial Cafe
F. C. Hoskins
I. N. Bistline
Bird
LeRoy Bird Home
L. G. Bird
Mason City
Grover Bird
Ruby
Lily
Ward
Archie
Forrest
Opal
Sigourney
Elsie North
Dolly Farnateer
Mary Jane
Bertha
Flock Island
Ill
N. J. Bird
Fred Potter
Johnny
Gladys
LeRoy Bird
Belle Plaine
Longfellow
Parent-Teacher Association
Methodist Foreign Missionary Society
Firemen’s Park
LaVerne Clark
Harlan Heath
Chicago
D. H. Newland
Ineneen
Friay
A. E. Fedderson
A. E. Huffer
Clinton
A. F. Bender
Lyons
Lydia Egan
Bethany Evangelical Church
Sharon Center
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Atkins Mrs Ernest Poock Hosts Seventy Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs Ernest Poock entertained on her mother Mrs Gertrude Sass seventy fourth birthday with guests from Atkins including Mesdames Risch Schueler Lauterwasser Schnarr Kray Simmer Schueler Gasser Kreutner England Happel and others. American Legion Auxiliary meets with Mrs Charles Roths Tuesday night and Mrs Frank Husted was surprised on her birthday Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Poock
Gertrude Sass
John Risch
William Risch
Tob Schueler
William Voehl
L.’Lauterwasser
Otto Schnarr
Fred Kray
Anne Simmer
L. Schueler
Jacob Gasser, Sr
William Kreutner
J. W. England
Martha Happel
Martin Happel
Loren
Newtons Farewell Party and Keota Move Mentioned
Sigourney residents note Maude Newton honored at a farewell party by neighbors. Mrs Newton moved Wednesday to Keota to make a home for her son Dr Bam Newton who is opening an office there. Mrs John W Kelly hosted the Young Matron's Bridge club Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Newton
Newton
Keota
Bam Newton
John W. Kelly
Bridge Club
Kalona Hosts Fish Fry and Past Matrons Banquet
Kalona residents and guests gathered for a fish fry hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rollin H. Petersheim with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bragg and other local couples. A Past Matrons Association banquet at Wayside Inn drew about eighty members from Iowa City Riverside and Kalona with music by Mrs. E. H. Rief. A separate basket dinner at Elmer Shrock’s home honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Alva Stutsman, joined by local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin H. Petersheim
Cecil Bragg
Dave Hochestetler
Roy Hochestetler
Jeff Yoder
Homer Yoder
Milt Staubaugh
William Logan
Blanche Morgan and Warren Ainsworth to Marry in June
Mrs. John Woods of West Branch announces the approaching marriage of Blanche Morgan to Warren Ainsworth. The couple plans a June 15 ceremony at Trinity Methodist Church. Blanche is a West Branch High School graduate and bookkeeper. Warren is a Grant High School graduate and city salesman for Wilson and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Woods
West Branch
Blanche Morgan
Warren
Ainsworth
Sadie Ainsworth
Eighth
Avenue
Trinity
Misa Morgan
Grant High School
Wilson and Company
Springville Bridal News and Social Bridge at Home
Springville society notes report Mrs. Ivan Johnston hosting a bridge club with high honors won by Mrs. Marjorie Leysen and Mrs. Berma Beck. Miss Margaret Reed hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride-to-be Wilma Wild with prizes to Miss Helen Pearson and Miss Virginia Wiley. Augusta M Reed and Charon L Mattingly wed April 21 at Eldora with attendants Mr. and Mrs. O L Skattum. Augusta is a Springville graduate and teacher. Mattingly, a Cedar Falls native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Johnston
Marjorie Leysen
Berma Beck
Glenn Bowdish
Darwin Beck
Dever Port
Margaret Reed
Wilma Wild
Helen Pearson
Virginia Wiley
Katharyn Wild
Lucile Reed
Lesta Jean Fairle
Lenna Whitcomb
Carl Hesse
Eldora
O. L. Skattum
Waterloo
Mattingly
Springville
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Delmar
Hudson High School
Monticello Marriage at St Matthew Lutheran Church
Miss Freda Rink daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Rink wed Ernest Ortgies son of Mrs Will Poppe of Langworthy Tuesday at St Matthew's Lutheran church Rev H L Adix officiating Attendants were Freda Stutt and Herman Ortgies Mr and Mrs Ortgies will reside on the Henry Rink farm Delta Delt bridge club hosted by Mrs Clarence Matthiessen VFW auxiliary held a benefit bridge party High scores won by Mrs Carl Hodson Mrs Florence Metzenburg and Mrs Nancy Adamson Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs Louis Hoag's home Miss Evelyn Rieken and George Harms honored at a pre nuptial shower at Siebels barn for impending June 20 wedding with 500 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkshall
Genevieve Dorn
T. E. Stevens
C. L. Nelson
Ed Lundstrum
Howard Risk
Herman Hall
Bruce Ward
Milton Stebbins
Merrill Foster
Kenneth Boyd
Carlyle Hintz
G. N. Wassom
Marion
Country Club
Mesdames
Milton G Stebbins
George Stebbins
Harold Hintz
T .L. Hanson
Henry Hintz
Donovan
Albert Lea
Minn
Starr Parker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ed Krueger
New Hampton
al Schmidtke
Fred Ross
James Doty
A. S. Harper
W. Ward
Aes Loos
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Louis Hoag
George Rickels
E. J.farley
E. J. Farley
Evelyn Rieken
George Harms
Oxford Social Round Busy Week Honors Birthday
Mrs Frank Sponar hosted a Monday dinner for daughter Eleanor's sixteenth birthday with Anna Mahoney Rose Simpkins Lucile Hevern and Dorothy Winters attending. Mrs Robert Speera led the Past Grand club of Rebekah lodge Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Leeney welcomed Circle D of St Marys church Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sponar
Eleanor
Anna Mahoney
Rose Simpkins
Lucile Hevern
Dorothy Winters
Robert Speera
Rebekah Lodge Tueaday
George Leeney
St. Mary’s Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs. Ling
Iowa
R. J. Page
Leona Schaeer
Martha Schiefer
Clarence
Leona
Waldemar Zutz
Forest Park
Miss Schaefer
St. Luke’s Hospital of
Zutz
John Marshall High School
Eloise Crook
Robert Ross OF
Hard OF
Grant Glass
Olmstead
Day
Camp Hitaga
Central City
Boy Scouts
Paul Smola
Margaret Anne Twogood
Diana Brokaw
Joan Jeffrey
Ruth Ann Struesky
Dorothea Kibbie
Pauline Ecklund
Miss Cameron
Cornelia
Cameron
Cornie
Towhee Pass
Hazel Hollow
Vinton
Anamosa
Cresco
Weat Union
Wyoming
Clubs
Ben Hur Lodge
Sunshine Mission Board
Westwood Club
Daughters of Union Vets
West Side Auxiliary
Laura Jones
Fred Tousley
St. Gertrude’s Society
Lasswell Studio
Master
Higley
Trinity Ladies Aid
East Side
Maynard
Atkins
Kalona
Blanche’ Morgan
Warren Ainsworth
Monticello
Oxford
American Legion
Marion Post No
Thomas Park, Marion
H. N. Strader
Harry Linn
Iowa Horse and Mules Breeders Ass’n
Iowa Saddle Horse Ass'n
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