Brides Elect Complimented in June Social Series
Brides elect Miss Virginia Taylor and Miss Katherine Clements are feted in June gatherings. Mrs Arthur A Collins hosted a tea at her home with guests including Elizabeth Epler Ann Bolton and many others. Mrs Chester A Bailey hosted a breakfast for Miss Taylor with a larger guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A Collins
Sixth Avenue SE
M H Collins
Fairview Drive
Virginia Taylor
Katherine Clements
Elizabeth Epler
Ann Bolton
Chester A Bailey
Fifth Avenue
Taylor
Bridee
Miss Taylor
James Sealy
Willam R Tomec
Margaret Pratt
Olizabeth
Ep Jer
Mary Stubbs
Mrs Randall Honored at Luncheon in Lexington Home
Compliments to Mrs. Frank Randall of Lexington Kentucky as she visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M Ilgley. Mrs. Howard Cherry hosted a luncheon at 305 Nassau Street San Francisco with twelve of Mrs. Randall’s friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Randall
Lexington
Fred M Ilgley
Howard Cherry
Nassau Street
Randall
Chi Omega Members Plan Palisades House Event at Coe
Coe college Chi Omega sorority members traveled Monday to the Palisades for their annual house party. They will occupy a cottage until Thursday with Miss Helen Burt as committee chair assisted by Misses Iola Mentzer Betty Kreerman and Mildred Eaton. Mrs Alice Salter from the Coe faculty acts as chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Coe College
Palisades
Helen Burt
Iola Mentzer
Betty Krreerman
Mildred Eaton I Mirs
Alice . Salter
Coe
Sisters In Double Wedding At Vinton
Two Vinton sisters wed two Cedar Rapids men in a Sunday ceremony at their parents home in Vinton. Lydia Stufflebeam Leipold married Charles Leipold and Burnita Stufflebeam Herring married Donald Herring. Rev Williams presided. attendants from Waterloo and Vinton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Stufflebean
Lydia Stufflebeam
Charles S Leipold
Burnita Stufflebeam
Donald Herning
W W Williams
Vinton Church of Christ
Russell Buzzard
Waterloo
Chifford Trinder
Leipold
Herrings
Vinton Ingh School
Herring
Ofice
Tobia
Pan
Martha Herring
Chicnago
Katherine Leipold
Estovia, I
Iowa Manufacturing Companian
Western trip takes Miss Howe from Mason City area
Miss Josephine Howe of 314 Eighteenth Street SE leaves Sunday for a month long journey to San Francisco Vancouver and Seattle Owl Lake City. Mrs Alan F Beck and her son William Beck of Mason City and Miss Alice Pink of Hampton visited Edna Barrett Jackson at 1239 First Avenue E on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Howe
Eighteenth Street
San Francisco
Vancouver
Eel
Owl Lake City
Alan F Beck
William Beck
Mason City
Alice Pink
Hampton
Edna Barrett Jackson
First Avenue E
Mrs. C. W. Kepler Celebrates 84th Birthday
Mrs. Charles W. Kepler, longtime Mount Vernon resident now at 1509 Park Ave SE, marked her eighty fourth birthday today. She received greetings and flowers from friends locally and afar, with visitors including Mrs. Ada Sherwood and Mrs. Martin Rigby planning to visit in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Kepler
Mount Vernon
A McElvania
Park Avenue
Ada Sherwood
Martin Rigby
Local nuptials span two families in Anamosa and San Antonio
Donna Marie Davidson wed James C Paul of Anamosa in a Saturday ceremony at the First Lutheran Church parsonage conducted by Rev J J Gent. The couple will reside in Chicago after a motor trip west. J G Watson announces Helen Watson’s marriage to George W Showers Jr at their home. Showers, a Rice Institute engineer, will host duties in Houston and San Antonio after July 1 at 1003 West Elsmore Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Davidson
Donna Marie
James C Paul
Anamosa
Clifford B Paul
Mr Paul
That City
J J Gent
First Lutheran Church
Davidson
Robert Fairbanks
Animosa
Paul
Washimgton High School
Lenox Junior College
Hopkinton
Coe
Iowa State College
Chicago
J G Watson
Grande Avenue SE
Helen
George W Showers
Arthur A Brooks
Showers
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
American Engineering Association
West Elsmore Place
San Antonio
Mass Havel Bachmen
Ton
Lew Bachman
Brandon
Carl Stevens
Cedar Rapids
Latte Brown
Nachua
William Kent
Meeces Hospital
Steveons
Community Picnic For AAa Phil Mothers Club Planned
About seventy Beta Phi Alpha members alumnae and pledges enjoyed a picnic at Bever park with Mrs W C Hack as chair assisted by Mrs Frank dJirsa and others. The annual event is by the Mothers club for AAa Phil. Officers for the coming year are President Mrs Charles Burianek Vice President Mrs Frank Pirk Secretary Mrs F C Welch Treasurer Mrs F C Bassett retiring president Mrs G E King. The note also mentions several family reunions and two marriages including Margaret B Romine and Max M Tow Cedar Rapids and Inez Allison and Lloyd Ialen with details of their schools and future homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha
Bever Park
W C Hack
Frank dJirsa
Henry Meyer
F. Welch
J R Watson
Mothers’ Club
Aaa Phil
Charles Burianek
Frank Pirk
F C Welch
F C Bassett
G E King
S E
Tranberry
Third Avenue
Margaret
Max M Tow
Cedar Rapids
Martha Tow
Norway
Trimts Methodist Parsonage
Inez Allison
Lloyd Ialen
Tow
Washington High School
Sto Lukes
Norwark High School
Seventeenth Street
Creative Writers Club hears Paul Engle at final meeting
Paul Engle spoke to the Creative Writers club at the home of Prof and Mrs. Vincent H Ogburn in Blake Boulevard SE. He described American poets and literary figures and read his prize poem from Poetry magazine along with five Ozark Anthology poems purchased for Scribners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Engle
New York City
Columbia University
Oxford
Creative Writers Club
Vincent H Ogburn
Blake Boulevard
Coburn
Enge
America
I Poetry
Ozark
G F Newburger
Cedar Rapids
Scribners
Mildred Fowler Field
Des Moines
John C Murray
Shellsburg
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Getchell Morgan
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Getchell Morgan widow of William Morew at her Hopkinton home. Born November 16, 1864 in Blue Earth Minnesota she moved to Hopkinton as a child and lived much of her life in Nebraska and Iowa. She died at age 6. Surviving siblings named. Reverend David deBest led the Presbyterian rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmopkinton
Mary Getchell Morgan
William Morew
Morgan
Iowa City
Blue Earth
Minn
Hopkinton
Bloomington
Neb
Morean
C H Getchell
R E Getchell
Americus
Kan
H Getchell
Halton Kan
C E. Vesey
Tacoma, Wash
Bessie E Strong
Nellie Getchell
McMunnieville Ore
David deBest
Presbyterian Church
West Liberty
Floriculture Society
Masonic Hall
May Myers
Eva Pinegrey
Eugenia Propst
A V Aker
Julia Beyer
Harrison Hess
Susan Lewis
Ida Hargrave
Bertha Herr
George Anderson
George
Chales A Nethergall
South Bethel
Tipton Hull
Wiiton
Foldie Bell
Bennett
Hattie Ford
Mount Vernon
Barbara Bell
Nona Fulwider
Red Oak Girl Florence Green wins Cranium Derby titles at Iowa event
Florence Green of Red Oak eclipsed more than 1,000 rivals to win three championships and a fourth place in the seventh annual Cranium Derby in Iowa City. West Waterloo dominated team honors with 230 schools competing. top individual honors were shared by Betty Lichty and John Miller of West Waterloo, alongside many other standout results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
CAP
Florence Green
Red Oak
West Waterloo
Lamont
Hubbard
Spencer
Marion
Mount Vernon
Webster City
Stratford
Betty Lichty
John Miller
Evelyn J Gabel
Lemars
Paul L. Rink
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Richard Johnson
Thomaas
Jefferson
Carolyn Trowbridge
Yown City
Clatic Wlitson Spacer
Bessie L Neff Marion
Elmer C Heinmiller
New Trampton
Floyd D Hass
Alice A. Churchill
Battle Creek
Secon
Oni
Beth Sedgley
Storm Lake
Claire Wilson
Vera Berard
Renwick
Trek
John B Miller
Marianne Miller
Celfex
Barbara White
Carolyn W Kendrie
Town City
William L Winter Ackley
Lois V. Graey
Taclfth
Helen V Raster Battle
John H. Culbertson
Laurence A Touchac
John Bo Miller
Kenneth JT Hutchinson Denison
Florence L. Yarwood
Geildfield
Maxine Kepner
Cresto
Nterature
Maxine HH Larmore
Jean M. Stryker
Morgan probes seek more power in secret session
At a hearing, critics question secrecy of executive session and allege efforts to whitewash the inquiry. They cite unfiled tax returns by partners and a $2,000,000 yacht purchase amid wartime belt-tightening. Van Sweringen and Pecora clash over the Nickel Plate deal and a 1923 Huntington stake transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecora
van Sweringen
Chesapeake and Ohio Purchase
Vaness Corporation
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
van Sweringens
Robinson
Nickel Plate Railroad
New York Central
Nickel Plate Securities Corporation
Huntington
van Swerringen
Vaness Cor
Funeral services for Rev F K Ward founder of Sunshine Mission
Funeral services for the Rev. F. K. Daddy Ward founder of Sunshine Mission will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Mission conducted by the Rev E F Austin and Mount Hermon Masonic lodge. The body lies in state until 1 30 p m Wednesday when the casket is closed. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery with pallbearers from Sunshine Mission board and Masonic lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K
Daddy” Ward
Sunshine Mission
E. F. Austin
Mount Hermon
Masonic Lodge
Anthony T. Pleune
L. W Dunlap
Arthur Chase
A. J. Smith
Edward Dieman
Orville Adams
Firemen Answer False Alarm on Elizabeth Avenue
City brief notes a false fire alarm on Elizabeth avenue SW at 6 14 p m Monday. Also mentions Mitvalsky's Fur Vaults and Fur Factory in the state and an I O O F lodge meeting at Sokol hall with officer elections and Grand Lodge votes for members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Avenue
Jan Hus Lodge
Sokol Hall
Grand Lodge
Two Women Report Relief from Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
A 47 year old Brooklyn woman reports headaches nervousness fatigue and improved nerves sleep and strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Another Georgia resident says the tonic boosts energy appetite and sleep with the Pills for Constipation also praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
C. Ricuards
Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia TS. Pinkham
Lee Goonwin
26Th St
Columbus
Georgia
Kinmonth Pioneer of Louisa County Dead at 94
John Taylor Kinmonth, 94, longtime Louisa County resident, died Sunday night at his daughter’s home near Columbus Junction. Born May 28 1839 in Delaware County New York he married Henrietta Atherton in 1865 and moved to Iowa farming then stock breeding at Columbus City. He built a well known Shorthorn herd and later managed extensive farm holdings in Louisa County. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the Methodist church in Columbus City with burial in Columbus City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
John Taylor Kinmonth
Columbus City
Kinmonth
Elizabeth Shaum
Delaware County
N. Y
Illinois
Henrietta Atherton
Louisa County
Marshall Township
Mr. Kinmonth
Iowan
Louisa
Wanted manor concern locates in Cedar Rapids for business services
A classified ad seeks a man or woman to permanently locate in Cedar Rapids to handle credit reports insurance reports serving papers and other forwarding business. No selling. Adds 500 to 4000 dollars yearly income. Small bond required. Realtor insurance or businessman preferred. Write N C Box 403 care of the newspaper. Include a phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Concern
Cedar Rapids
N.C
Kinmonth Family Remembered In Obituary Notice
The obituary notes J. Lyle Kinmonth editor and publisher of the Asbury Park Press Asbury Park NJ survives a son and a daughter Mrs Elizabeth Shaum of Columbus Junction and a grandson Max Shaum both of Columbus Junction Mrs Kinmonth died in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lyle Kinmonth
Asbury Park Press
Asbury Park
N. J.j S
Elizabeth Shaum
Max Shaum
Columbus Junction
Kinmonth
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Mien Cru
CHI Omegas
Eyman’s
Ella Jones
Mrs. Jackson
Second Avenue SE
Crete
Tod
Kotex
C. W. Kepler
Donna Davidson
James C. Paul
Helen Watson
George W Showers, JR
Beta Phi Alphas
Heald Home
Rollin T Heald
L Street
Romine
Charles Romnie
Water- Ino Mi
Albert Newton
la Porte Cin
John Pe’ Y
Mount Ye
Cook
Anamesa
Mass
Ruth Johnson
Margaret Tranberry
Creative Writers’ Club
Iowa News
Wist
Irvin B
Farncett
Pasadena Hospital
Pasadena
Bsiness
West Branch
East Side Lumber Company
Mierio
Crrace Kinsey
Harold Schnoeder
Disart
Adoipn
Sturm
Geo
D. Zier
RED Oak Girl
Morgan Probers
Thtle Bros
Wieners
Bologna
Mitvalsky’s
Jan Hus
Linn County Fruit Growers Association
Strawberries
Lexn County Fruit
John T. Kinmonth
Eko
VEAL
Sicene
M. E. G Garmoe
Optometrist
Second Avenue
Kopper
Winne Coal CO
Interstate Transit Lines
Omaha
Nebraska
Third St. SE
Montrose
Montrose Hotel
Chicago and North Western
Kae
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