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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
3
Decorah family Mr and Mrs H C Bensch with children Robert and Carol arrive in Washington for a week with Senator and Mrs B B Hickenlooper. Senator Hickenlooper plans to leave around June 10 or 11 with his wife and two children to Cedar Rapids and to address the Iowa Bar Association in Davenport on June 15.
The American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No. 5 elected officers led by Mrs R A Dubbert as president and named a full slate including vice presidents secretaries treasurer chaplain historian and sergeant at arms. Poppy chairman Mrs Schirm announced 3187 dollars raised in the recent poppy sale and a party for workers is planned for June 14 at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Leonard Stark of Minneapolis and Mrs. Edward W. Isom of New York City are house guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Isom at 2016 Country Club Parkway SE. Mrs Stark will leave Friday but return later. Mrs Isom plans a two week visit.
Mr and Mrs James W Good Jr and their children James and Jane from Evanston NL will visit Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace D Lyon 529 Knollwood Drive SE.
Mrs. Mary Drew of Evanston Illinois, R. Grant Jennings a yeoman third class stationed in Memphis Tennessee, and Capt and Mrs F Clark Jennings of Pensacola Florida left for home after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs F J Jennings at 2017 Grande Avenue SE.
All Navy Mothers club members who wish to take part in the parade Saturday honoring Admiral William Halsey are to call Mrs. Milvoy Mally at 8754.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Galloway of 369 Seventeenth Street SE departed Wednesday for a three week trip. They will spend a week at each of their three children's homes in Baltimore and Towson Maryland and in Westfield New Jersey.
Miss Barbara Jean Michael and Kenneth William Hibben were married Tuesday at St Patrick's church with Rev D G Peters officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Michael, wore a white wool suit and gardenia roses. Best man was Gerald Hibben and maid of honor Miss Lois Ament. The couple celebrated at the Roosevelt hotel's Florentine room with a three tier cake. Mrs Hibben, a St Patrick's graduate, and Mr Hibben, recently discharged from the Army Air Forces, are the newleyweds.
The Sunshine Junior circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 2601 Avenue NE for a scrapbooks activity with guests Sandra Peck and Pamella Patterson.
The piece urges cutting food waste from twenty to ten percent in American homes and offers practical tips. It highlights using refrigerator dishes, repurposing vegetable scraps, and using leftover peas carrots and beans in salads or pies. It also shares British potato based recipes to stretch bread by using potatoes and curry battered slices.
Miss Bena Benn married Frank Melvin Hulshizer in St. Wenceslaus church at 9 30 am with Rev J L Kissling officiating. The couple, parents listed, will reside at 1048 Center Point road NE Cedar Rapids after Hulshizer's Army discharge and work at Seal Tight in Cedar Rapids.
In STANWOOD a candle light ceremony united Miss Alta Annaliiese Hansen and Dean W. Dickson. The bride, daughter of Lorenz and Mrs. Hansen, wore a white satin gown with a sweetheart neckline and veil. Rev. Hempel officiated at St. Pauls Lutheran Church as Emil Licht played music and Paul D. Brookins sang.
A May wedding featured a bride in a pearls strand and a princess tiara with a white Testament and orchid. Attendants included sister Miss Anna Mae Hansen and Mrs Keith E Dickson of Ames. The couple plans to reside in Ames after June 15 following a 160 guest reception.
Members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club art department will hold a June Rose luncheon on June 11 at 1 pm. Reservations are to be made with Mrs. R. E. Campbell, Mrs. L. O. Whitcomb, or Mrs. W. R. Armstrong. Proceeds fund equipment for the new craft workshop.
Miss Jean Henderson wed Warren Caldwell and Miss Wanda Robinson wed Donald Henderson in a double ceremony at Zion Presbyterian Church in Coggon Sunday afternoon officiated by Rev. Earle Barclay. The altar featured a central arrangement as attendees witnessed the two unions.
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