Marguerite Gordon and Myron Koenig Wed in Vinton
Marguerite Virginia Gordon and Myron L. Koenig were married Saturday afternoon at the Gordon home in Vinton in the First Methodist church setting officiated by Rev Charles G Fort. The couple plan to travel to Boulder, Colorado, after a brief visit following a Wiscon sin trip and then pursue further studies. Out of town relatives from Hampton Chapin and Cedar Rapids attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Louis P. Gordon
Marguerite Virginia
Myron L. Koenig
M. M. Koenig
Charles G Fort
First Methodist Church
Huncheon
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Hampton Town
Koenig
Grinnell College
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Libby Novy Weds Lumir Cuhel in Iowa City North Liberty
Miss Libby Novy daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Novy married Lumir Cuhel of Swisher at the Methodist parsonage in Iowa City officiated by Rev Harry D Henry. Attendants were the bride’s sister Mrs Tony Ulich and Mr Vich. The couple will reside on Cuhel’s farm north of Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Liberty
Iowa City
Libby Novy
Joe Novy
Lumir Cuhel
Swisher
Harry D. Henry
Tony Ulich
Vich
Ulich
Johanna Hill
Aldrich Castek
Tillie Cuhel
Joe Kadera
Oasis
Milo Novy
Emily Novy
Ellen
Reta Soik
Elsie Buresh
John Cubel
Cedar Rapids
Tony Ulch
A. W. Ulch
Tiffin
Mr. Cubel
Miss Hazel Lubke man Bride Of Howard Grau
Miss Hazel Lubke man daughter of Mr and Mrs August Lubkeman of Bristol Wisconsin and Howard L Grau son of Mr and Mrs Karl Grau of Cedar Rapids were married June 2 at the bride’s Bristol home The Rev Gilbert Thiele officiated with Mrs Thiele at the piano The couple were attended by Miss Ethel Fraizer and Floyd Hanneman The bride wore a white organdy gown with a tulle veil orange blossoms and a bouquet of white sweet peas and roses The bridesmaid wore pink and carried a pink bouquet They will reside at 610 Sherman Avenue Evanston after a Canada trip Grau is a Iowa State College graduate and works in purchasing for Commonwealth Edison The groom is a graduate of Iowa State College and employed in Chicago both plan a home in Evanston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lubkeman
August Lubkeman
Bristol
Wis
Howard L. Grau
Karl Grau
Cedar Rapids
Gilbert Thiele
Thiele
Ethel Fraizer
Evanston
Ill
Floyd Hanneman
Milwaukee
Kenwood M. E. Supper Sponsored by Aid
The Kenwood Methodist Ladies Aid society will sponsor a church picnic supper for families and friends Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the church. Attendees are asked to bring usual picnic provisions and members to turn in holiday plates. A silver offering will be taken.
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Kenwood Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Families and Friends
Central City Legion Auxiliary Fundraiser and Meeting Plans
Mrs. Clark Bowen hosted the American Legion auxiliary as they raised nearly 25 dollars from poppy sales for welfare work. The group will meet July 10 with Mrs. Honora Henderson in Prattieburg while Mr and Mrs V L Cahoon and daughter Eleanor depart for Balem where he will be timber company manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Bowen
American Legion Auxiliary
Honora Henderson
Prattieburg
VL. Cahoon
Eleanor
Balem
Cahoon
Betty Hatch to Wed Elexbert Neubauer at Jesup church
Betty V Hatch of Central City will wed Elexbert B Neubauer at Jesup Methodist church today at 2 pm Rev Roscoe Stres of Milerating Mrs E M Adams of Central City will be an usher. The reception follows. The bride, daughter of Mrs Nettie Hatch, has taught music in Jesup and is a Central City High School graduate. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Neubauer, is a Waterloo East High School alumnus. They will reside in Waterloo after a wedding trip to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Betty V. Hatch
Elexbert B. Neubauer
Jesup Methodist Church
Roscoe Stres
Tinanot
Benorden
Reale Homman
Blase
Mashay Martaret Strong
Mare Brenton
Brida
Wahoo
Maxine Same
Storm
Ana Th
Carl Nee
Towa
Tae
Bowie
Atl
Nettie Hatch
Jesup
Iowa State Teachers College
Phi Omega Pi
Kappa Delta Pi
National Scholastic Fraternity
Cecelian Glee Club
Carl Neubauer
Waterloo East High School
Waterloo
St. Paul
Neubauer
Hill and Simon announce July wedding in Manchester
Mr and Mrs PF W Hill of 312 Twenty-first Street NE announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Harold A Simon son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Simon of Manchester. The couple will wed July 6 at the bride parents home. Margaret Hill is a Manchester High School graduate and has worked here for months. Harold Simon a Manchester School graduate has worked with Iowa Electric for four years. They will reside in Manchester where their new home is under construction. Mrs George Samuelson hosted the Jolly Ten club at 527 Ninth Street SW Friday for bride elect Lillie Samuelson, who received gifts. Miss Samuelson and Elmer Cejka, to be married this month, were guests at dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs R D Larimer and given a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. W. Hill
Twenty-first Street
Margaret
Harold A Simon
Sidney Simon
Manchester
Miss Hill
Manchester High School
Mr. Simon
Manchester School
Iowa Electric Company
George Samuelson
Jolly Ten Club
Ninth Street
Lillie Samuelson
Miss Samuelson
Elmer Cejka
R. D. Larimer
Blair family visit to Ed O'Donnell home planned
Mr and Mrs Elmer Blair and Mrs Theresa King of 1702 Oakland road traveled to Burlington on Saturday and will visit at the Ed O'Donnell home. Mrs King will make a brief stop there with her daughter during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Blair
Blair
Theresa King
Oakland Road
Burlington
Ed O'Donnell
King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marguerite Gordon
Ann Myron L. Koenig
Glenn Gordon
Colleen
Hampton
Irvin Huffman
Patricia
Chapin
Roy Bridge
Co TrueArt
Mrs. Myron Koenig
Bride of
Lumir Cubel
Eleanor Houts
Coe Music Department
T . Sinclair
Coe
Catherine McAdams
Ansanvey
Ted
Gatesmog
Hida Soni T
Bardi
Wits
Miss Hazel Lubkeman
Howard Grau
Wynn Vwiamanhs
Steete
Wrst Riage AW Manet Pace
Star Jewelry
Kenwood M. E
AID
Central
Betty Hatch
Atty Wat
Tru Avi Own
Margaret Hill
Burton
Chee
Paletudt
Ava Beck Chan
Second Avenue
TOR
Norge
Handy Egg Basket
Adams
Iowa
Lubergers
Second Ave
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