Pretty wedding and social notices at First Baptist
The First Baptist church hosted a Friday wedding at 7 30 PM uniting Necia Fae Trimble and Cecil Gulick of Vinton with the bride walking the aisle on her father’s arm. Attendants Ray Gulick and Florence West. Rev. W L Currier officiated before thirty guests. The couple planned Des Moines and then home with the bride’s parents in Vinton. A cousin and community notes list DAR picnic, club meetings, and bridge gatherings across town with multiple hostesses and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Necia Fae Trimble
Cecil Gulick
Vinton
Wade Rostell
Ray Gulick
Des Moines
Florence West
Waterloo
W L Currier
W Oh Trimble
Vinton High School
Gates Business College
Knapp and Sons Abstract
Gulick
Frank Gulick
Mc Auburn
Mc Auburn High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Guick
Keswick and Wiggins entertain Care-a-Way club at home
Keswick Mre Losa Smith and Mrs Vivian Wiggins hosted the Care-a-Way club at the Wiggins residence on Tuesday. Bridge winner Miss Muldred Gubbin took high score with Miss Anna Bender finishing second. The Happs Hour club gathered at the Methodist Protestant church as pastors Wednesda y and Mrs C D Harlan attended with several families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losa Smith
Vivian Wiggins
Wiggins
Bridge
Muldred Gubbin
Anna Bender
Happs Hour Club
C D Harlan
Russell Jarvis
J F Higpins
Tempis
Reno
Thornburg
Keark
Rebrkah County
Sigournes
Harlan
Russel Jarvis
Lind Bumre
Stosser Foeon
Poe Haier Hee
Arna
Rea Chaetiat
Sam Shafronek
CIA
Fred PR
Zeat Srs
Tosepbhne Gavhrath Torok
Ciaenee Harte Owen
Untitled social notice with varied names at gathering
An OCR readout describes a dinner event honoring or featuring multiple individuals including Mrs. Henrietta Warman and others. It mentions a Tuesday gathering at a residence, with several attendees and remarks about a forthcoming event or honor. Names, places, and dates are inconsistently captured due to scan errors.
Riverside Club Meeting and Birthday Observations
Riverside residents attended a June gathering at Mrs Willum Ingram's home noting the Cub Scout meeting and a June 21 event at Mrs Fannie Bulwaser's house. Grandchildren joined in celebrating a fourth birthday with a cake baked by Mrs Max Meret. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lee Burhwalter and others from Riverside and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrip
Uig
Setior Nere
Muidred Stevene Alma
Matuta Wieland
Rose Uraton
John Yourkt
Iden
Matucae Wael
Cub Wolbhe
Willum Ingram
Fannie Bulwaser
Max Meret
Crawfordsville
Columbus Junction Mass Meeting and Park Event Summary
Columbus Junction residents hosted the Standard Bearers at Chautauqua Park on Wednesday. Attendees included Vesta Martin Ruth Doroths Weber Evelyn Newell Doroth Dean Duncan Margaret Hanft with plans for a Burlington meeting on June 20. A supper was served and a princ ass was given at the M. R. Allen farm in honor of Mr and Mrs Thomas Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Margaret Wvkert
Columbus Chautauqua Park Wednesda
Vesta Martin Ruth
Doroths Weber Evelyn Newell Doroth
Dean Duncan
Margaret Hanft
Burlington
Gins
W A Lamp
M. R Allen
Thomas Thorne
Klamath Fails
Belle Plaine Social Clubs and Memorial Observances
Belle Plaine community clubs held meetings and picnics through the week including Rebekah lodge memorials, Odd Fellows and other lodge services, and gatherings at the IOOF hall and Hart Memorial library. Members attended from local families with notable hostesses and venue details recorded.
Odd Church Social Incomplete Notes From A Ladies Auxiliary Evening
Fragmentary OCR records a church women group meeting with hosts Mrs Kire, Mr Bonjour, Mrs Heawstman, Mr Albert Brannan, and others. Mentions Methodist women Wo om' on Weenesda, seating and a farewell event planned for Thursday the 14th. Names like Paty and Vera appear amid garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren Aid
Charles Kire
George Bonjour
Hace
Albert Brannaman
Henrys
Alice
Cate
Force
Vera
Mauraey
Ome
Sande
Staral
Fractured OCR Brief Mentions Local Event
A scrambled OCR snippet references a local event or meeting with unclear names and dates. The readable parts mention a place or time near Alfred and a six to nine am time frame, but specifics are obscured creating an unreadable record and incomplete details.
Social event and shower details at local home
A party hosted by Mr Gaeta featured cards and a luncheon. A lemonade set was given to Mr and Mrs ers. A miscellaneous shower honored Mr and Mrs Howard Eden and Lungquist. The Eden home near the hall on Wednesday evening suffered a major loss last week with nearly all belongings destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaeta
Ers
Howard Eden Ee Lungquist
Eden
West Union June wedding oversees Miss Warren Gilson
West Union reports a June wedding of Miss Dorothy R. Warren and George M Gilson of Epworth to take place at Mrs. N Warren’s home with Rev George Dee Fisher officiating. Attendants include Miss Elizabeth Warren and Wayne Gilson, with out of town guests listed. reception planned for 25 guests and a short wedding trip followed by residence in Epworth after June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy R. Warren
George M Gilson
Epworth
N. Warren
George Dee Fisher
Bethel Presbyterian Church
William Fredericks
Wayne Gulson
Elgin
Elizabeth Warren
Floyd Cline
Anna Quamme
Josephine Kniel
Edna Sands
Nuss Laura Williamson
Cedar Rapids
H B. Gilson
Wayne Gilson
Donald Gilson
Elguy
Gilson
Interstate Light and Power Company
Dubuque
Warren
Willam Predericks
Elwoat Windhurst
Edward Carr
Fredericks
Oir
Oridge
BE Oh Estes
George Cohen
T & King
W Mo Ceones
Wolter
Lee
Chursans Greoues
Oridge ‘Alowimng
L. Ro Lawton
Jonnstun
Pouisday
Cgertruge Lovins
George Woouwme
Gu. Nicos
Ames Club Notes and Convention Delegates
A fragmentary report from the Bethel club notes Abe Kock spoke on hair care. Gladys Hoeger and Mrs J Palmer were chosen to represent the club at the Ames convention. One visitor attended the event, with focus on descriptions of orders and routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elesen
Leucer
Abe Kock
Gladys Hoeger
Snc
J Palmer
Fifth annual mother daughter banquet held by church society
Springville reports the fifth annual mother daughter banquet of the Woman's Missionary Society at the Presbyterian church Friday evening for about one hundred guests. Mrs Harry Freeman hosted MOB club Thursday evening and Mrs Lucile Kimball attended as guest. Royal Neighbor picnic dinner was hosted by Mrs Time Berlin on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harry Freeman
MOB Club
Lucile Kimball
Time Berlin
Wyoming Girl Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday Party
Wyoming four miles south of town honored Jean Carson on her 13th birthday with a party for twenty two guests. Prizes went to Eleanor Herzberner Doris Ingwersen Des Greer Eunice Browne. Various gifts noted and local societies held meetings with discussions and bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Carson
Vernon Carson
Mies
Wyoming
Eleanor Herzberner
Doris Ingwersen Des Greer
Eunice Browne
Jean
Womans Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episesya
Jusian da
Goodneck
Leccer
St Martie
Misap
Katlee
Deny Nissen
Henry Y
Anna Westphal
Cis
Sprecken
Agnes Noten
Prizvsn
Scelen
Spreckern
Amelie Bare
P L Harrington
Gordor Marrra
Faure
Wedding and graduation news from Revem area in 1900s
Mary Meggers graduates from state teachers college and becomes rural teacher after marriage to Mr and Mrs John Cannon. Clarence Cannon and Meggers family celebrate. ceremony followed by wedding dinner at Meggers home. Relatives gather at the Cottrell farm for grandson J. F. Cottrell’s birthday and Derby gathering. basket dinner hosts include Watbur Jacobs and Ralph Gates among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perraiey
Mary Meguers
Clarence Cannem
Vic Derparue
Notre
Or Fe
Iohn Mongersa
Pervley
Seher
Peachere Callege
Revey
L F Cottrell
J. F Cottrell
Trmald Cottrell
Derby
Watbur Jacobs
Far Ouf Walker
Caarien Gates
Ralph Gates
Community notes on local families and social clubs
A list of local residents and families including Metcalfs Gates Stan ford Rouse Cottrell Ossman Sayles Johnson Thomas Wilson Brunko Rouse and Harrison. Social gatherings are described with families and children. The Martha Washington Guild of the Presbyterian church met Thursday evening and Grace Bishop led the lesson. Mrs J E Murphy hosted the HKlatter Klub for an all day meeting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Metcalf
Frances
Harry Gates
Lela
Lloyd Gates
Harry Stanford
Earl Rouse
Clarence Cottrell
Joel Ossman
Guy
Loren Sayles
Donald
Vanda
Mildred Cottrell
Bert Robinson
E. A. Johnson
Manning Thomas
Central City
Tom Wilson
Gene
Willard Brunko
Florence Rouse
Brandon
Lillian Harrison
Walker
Genevieve Derby
Urbana
Joan Wilson
Donald Harrington
Marion
Lucille Haines
Martha Washington Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Grace Bishop
J. E. Murphy
Hklatter Klub
Engagement Announced In Van Horne For June
Miss Dorothy Burns plans to wed Laurence E. Henkle in a June 20 ceremony. The engagement was announced at a bridge party hosted by Miss Mildred Burems at the Burns home. Prizes at the party went to Cora Rieke and Mrs. Willham Sterzberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Burns
W. A. Burns
van Horne
Laurence E. Henkle
Eric Henkle
Vinton
Mildred Bure
Burns Home Bridge
Aliss
Cora Rieke
Mra Willham Slerzberger
Cora Rieke Nelda
Esther Schiie M
Danchy Catherine Tiernan byvaLou McPike
Ada Bruch
Childred Savith
Maude Briggle
Willam Sterzberger
Carl Streiiner
He cPurth
MiePrre
Eric Qualaveon
Cyrus van Duusen
Ervangelical Entiren Rad & Kensington
Rose Thomp- 20
Woo
HE Koes
Puttar
Paui
Manchester Couple Wed In Silver Creek Home Ceremony
Alice Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Shaw wed Anthony T Robinson son of Mr and Mrs W E Robinson at the Silver Creek home Wednesday Rev C Grieve officiated with Esther Hamblin and Lloyd Robinson as attendants A luncheon followed then the couple left for a motor trip and will reside on a remodeled farm home in Silver Creek Robinsons prior work and schooling detail the bride is a Manchester high school and Cedar Rapids Business College alumna with work in Rockford and Chicago The groom also a Manchester high school graduate linked to his brother in forming Mrs Grace Lane's Community church Kensington society Additionally news notes an upcoming June 19 marriage between Harry W Hitchcock of Manchester and Mrs Thor Langhe of Minneapolis to be held at Mrs Gundren Langue's Crookston Minnesota home and their planned move to Minneapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C A. Shaw
Silver Creek
Alice
Anthony T Robinson
W. E Robinson
Rev . C. Grieve
Esther Hamblin
Manchester
Lloyd Robinson
Robinson
Manchester High School
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Gundren Langue
Crookston, Minn
Min- Nlapus
Maynard May Day Shower Guests at Fayette Home
Maynard resident Mrs C D Hileman attended a pre nuptial shower at her mother Mrs Folk Chituinden home in Fayette Monday. Guests included Miss Hazel Hanse and members of a local sorority. Upper Iowa University students and Maynard schools staff were also mentioned among entertaining activities and visits to a factory site.
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C D Hileman
Maynard
Ose Gilley
Gey
WeUurdia
Peckelay
Mos Cinytvor
Freeman Wiis
Huntess
Ward Soclety
Jeresdsytenen
Vwiettneseebos J
Surfus Jed
Jetta Bing
Independence wedding ties Loyal couple in city ceremony
The marriage of Eugene Atlat and Margaret Hest took place Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Chrestenen with 24 relatives and guests. The bride wore a pink silk chiffon gown and carried red roses and white carnations. Attendants were Faluin W Hotet and Anna F Holst. After a wedding dinner, the couple left for a short honeymoon.
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Maria
Eugene Atlatt
Mins
Elin
Margaret Hest
Tedes
Chretensen
Mita
Rather Holst
Faluin W Hotet
Misa Anna F. Holst
Tridegrmum
Creorge FE Abbott
Colege
Fayette Fe
E J Holst
Nying
Brandon Williams Family Attends Shellsburg Birthday Dance
Brandon Williams and her trio of Williams sisters from Shellsburg traveled to Winton on Thursday to celebrate Glenith Hearst seventh birthday. The family attended a dance at the 1 O F hall where Orlen Blue marked his twenty sixth birthday with Mrs Blue and others enjoying music by the Brandon Orchestra.
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Mra Laurence Dake
Dorothy Doris
Darlene Williams
David Wiliams
Shellsburg
Winton
Glenith Hearst
Arch Hearst
Glenith
Duke
Frances Blue
Orlen Blue
Brandon
Pattern Versatility Shown In Anne Adams Dresses
Two frocks demonstrate the same pattern with different fabric and yoke designs. One uses a bold print, the other a plain contrasting yoke for sheer cotton appeal. The pattern 1902 fits sizes 12 through 40 with yardage noted for each version. The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department offers the book and pattern together for twenty-five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Neaber
Hogs Steady in Chicago Cleanup Trade at Stockyards
Chicago stock yards Saturday cleanup shows hog receipts totaling 8,600 across three markets. Chicago alone received 8,000 with 7,500 billed direct to packers. top hog price around 5.00 and average about 3.65. Sheep and cattle prices mixed with steady to higher bids, spring lambs quoted 73.5 to 83.5 per hundredweight and best cattle prices near 1,010 for heavy steers.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Chicago Livestock Chicago
B. Dept. Agriculure
Kidere
Idaho Rangers
Grain Prices Soar Then Dip On Profit Taking
Chicago on the CBT saw grain futures spike boosted by a bullish crop report and then retreat as profit taking emerged. Wheat rose to about 40 cents above prior levels before fading, corn edged up near a cent, and oats gained around 1 1/4 cents. Winnipeg and Liverpool priced firmer, while Chicago cash grain showed mixed moves and provisions initially firmer before retreating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Prices Steady
Produce receipts in Chicago remained steady across butter eggs and potatoes with unchanging prices. Butter receipts 13,598. eggs 17,260 with firsts and specials noted. potatoes on track at 1,064 shipments and moderate demand amid steady supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stark
Trading Melt Sacked Per Cat Idaho Ruse Sets U S No 1
Poultry live receipts and prices show mixed movement with supplies moderate and demand slow. Markets list varied items including Leghorn hens Rock fryers and turkeys with prices around 12 to 26 cents for poultry and decayed value noted for several items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
U. S
Alabama
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Henstr
Rock Springs
Rock Broslers
Prime Porkers In Nickel Advance Market Update
The best hogs on the local market rise after a nickel advance in prime grades. Top prices reach 3.15 while prime hogs age groups 180 to 320 pounds show varied quotes. Pack animal rates remain steady for good packers with premiums influenced by quality and condition. Cattle and calf sections list steady to higher values for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls with typical market spreads.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo Prime
Des Moines
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Markets Mixed Prices for Grain Hides and Produce
The Cedar Rapids list shows Wheat at 80c, Oats 40c, Rye 0, Barley 40c, Corn curb 46 748c, mill 45c, and various poultry prices. Wholesale fruits and vegetables include California Valencias 4.00, Florida grapefruit 4.00 to 4.25, lemons 7.00, sweet potatoes 2.25 a basket, potatoes 1, lettuce 3.50, celery 1.25 per dozen, cabbage 2.00, onions 1.25 to 1.50, and tomatoes 2.35 per crate. Cured hides priced by grade, cattle and horse values listed, with various leather and general market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennery
California
Florida
Urbana Club Hosts Ever Ready Members In Social Meeting
Urbana residents hosted the Ever Ready club at Mrs. Cumberland's home with roll call on vacation wishes. J C Benson won the contest. Officers elected include President J R Johnson and vice president Ed Moore. Mrs. D L Piper retired after eight years as president. Maggie Drips to host June 22. Bay View Literary club closed year with Riverside park picnic and elected new officers Ed Moore president and John Rupp vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Riverside Park
Viola Yates
Linu A.corn
Clara St Clair
Grace Fisher
Anna McLane
Ida Edmonds
E W
Detwiler
Intre Nos Club
Countrys
Glenn Derrick
Glenn Corbett
Baptist Mission Circle
White Cross
Winton Country
W .E. Bickel
A. R. Richardson
George Reynolds
Ward Tea Room
R. C. Cumberland
J. C. Benson
J. R. Johnson
Ed Moore
C. D Moore
George Johnson
Paul France
C. D. Moore
D. L. Piper
Maggie Drips
Bay View Literary Club
Winton
Luc
John Rupp
J. E. Matthews
Cliff Burrell
Gazette Want Ad Rates
A historical notice explains counting five words on the first line and six words on each subsequent line to estimate lines for a set-solid agate want ad. It then directs readers to a rate table to calculate costs for consecutive days of publication.
Miscellaneous Classifieds and Notices Fragment
A collage of bulletins and ads offers rewards for information to curb immoral use of Want Ads, while listings include loans on jewelry, golf gear, home goods, and services. Items mention Real estate loans Town Loan Co, Richards College Pharmacy, and various shops. several lines reference responsible debt and local delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Grand Novelty Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Eastside Hospital
Kansas City
Pital
Sote
Frank Drew CO
3Rd St. SE
Ginsbere's Loan
1St St. SE
Lee Pone
Waverly
Kansas
Richards College Pharmacy
Hamilton Beach
Jos
H. Anderle
Wichita
Three Indies
Town Loan Co
Mullly
Richards
Richeards College Pharmacy
Kruber-Morean Elec Co
Bruel Orme
Jack's
1St St
Vincent's
Kenwood
Chicago
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Eva Thompson
J P Quinn
C J Kare Leona Kucera
Rose Dautremont
M J Wolkinson
H E D
Edward Bushek
C J Karel
Keswick
Wilton Junction
Gieorge
Jo Numa
Brida
Ocean Pack
Charle Te Cey
Raria
Mota Twal
Henrietta Warman
Ms. Oe
Bernice
Po Mare
Riverside
Columbus Junction
Belle Plaine
Esther Strawhorn
Bridge Club
Rebekah Lodge No. 59
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Ioof Hall
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Belle Plaine Temple
Pythian Sisters
Order of Redmen
Degree of Pocahontas
Council No 8
Athena Study Club
Horace McLennan
LaVerne Clark
Contract Bridge Club
NW Women's Club
Firemens Park
Ira G Benner
Happy Hour Club
Firemen’s Park
Seventh Avenue Birthday Club
Schroeder
Delphian
Hart Memorial Library
Olse van Dusen Edgeton
Sunny Side Social Club
Garden Club
Blairstown
J L Driscoll
Rock Gardens
Parahontas Aid
Fra Potter
Edna Patce
Florence Lewis
Clara Mce
Almeda Pett
Portia
Winers
James Perenka Weemsd
Crames Bowey
Horace Meftannan
Berton-Tama Masons
Ther Femmes
Foremens Park
Olin
Paniegene
Alfred Foatrer
Aire
Fraser
Ake
West Union
Hawkeve
Springville
Rowley
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Tata
Bam
Yellow Lake
Gazette
Biind
the Gazette
United States
DIAL
Reed
Carrie
John Reed Hazel Hendryx
Maude Hendryx
Bernice Frontress
L. G. Chrysler
East
Bloomington
Iowan City
16Th Ave
Pat
TIP Top Tour CO
3Rd Ave
Teara
Straka Travel Bureau
Higley Bidg
Cedar Gardens
Cedar Park
Bon Roth
Cervenka
Orchestra
Percy Carson
Slepman
Norway
Tufasday
Braction
America
Lex
Parker Lex Park
McHugh Bros
J_Ave
Center Point Road
Viking Accordion
D. & P. Sahall
EVEAN
Harmony Girls
Mariona
Silver Palace
al Gerardi
Joy Boys
Joan Janecek
1St Ave
Auto Transportation
Carl
Lillian Ludy
Delux
Cinderella Shop
Thomassen Beauty Shop
Lillian Reese
8Th Ave
Helene Beauty Shop
Kennedy's
Peacock
Beauty
Parts Academy of Beauty
Pere Slas
Camebune Corporation
Senear
Amusements
Manriattan Amusement Park
Tonite
Aaron Hale
Ilse
Frank Whitney
Mer
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