Camp Fire Girls Lodge At Camp Hitaga Opens Soon
Camp Hitaga prepares to reopen with Camp Fire girls enjoying outdoor life. The program caters to all ages including 9 and 10 year olds with special crafts and nature activities. Pioneer and gypsy camps, meals from local farmers, and a large staff plan activities from July to August at St Francis church area.
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Camp HitaGa
Camp Huaga
Hiaga
Rachel Hatch
Oytas
Doro Wing Gradua
Coe
M. R. Warren
Edward Winslow
Etuly
Grace Evans Joins Stone City Art Colony Lineup
Grace French Evans, known Cedar Rapids artist and arts writer, enrolls in the Stone City Art colony in Davenport. John Bloom of DeWitt, Edith Sternfeld of Grinnell, Marjorie Nuhn of Cedar Falls, and other artists including Carruthers of Rockford, Ill, are among early registrants for the summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Boston
Davenport
Stone City
Grace French Evans
Cedar Rapids
Evans
Arts Magazine
Harpers
Art Institute of Chicago
John Bloom
Bloom
DeWitt
Edith Sternfeld
Grinnell College
Marjorie Nuhn
Ruth Suckow
Fernan Nuhn
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Young Carruthers
Rockford
Ill
Local Wedding in Watkins Unites Rosetta Chalupsky and Eldo Hasley
Miss Rosetta Chalupsky daughter of Mr and Mrs George Chalupsky of Fairfax wed Eldo J Hasley son of Mr and Mrs A J Hasley of Watkins at St Patrick church in Watkins. Attendants included Viola Hasley and Gladys Dohnalek. The gown was white satin and lace with orange blossom veil. Bridesmaids wore peach and blue taffeta and carried talisman roses. The couple hosted breakfast at the groom's parents home and a supper for 50 relatives followed. A dance in Swisher drew about 1500 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta Chalupsky
George F. Chalupsky
Fairfax
Eldo J. Hasley
Watkins
St. Patrick’s Church
Mr. Hasley
A. J. Hasley
Viola Hasley
Gladys Dohnalek
John Schute
Harry Kosnar
Ramond Edgerton
O. W. Edgerton
West Branch
Wilson Ervin
Vinton
Downey
William Edgerton
Pie
Ervin
Mrs Mills Returns From Two Week Family Trip
Mrs John P Mills 1259 Second avenue SE returned this weekend from a two week trip visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howard W Williams in Council Bluffs They traveled to Excelsior Springs Missouri and Kansas City to see Mr and Mrs E L Simmons former Cedar Rapids residents They returned to Council Bluffs where she spent the last week and came back with her grandson John Williams who will stay for several weeks.
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John P. Mills
Second Avenue SE
Howard W. Williams
Council Bluffs
Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
E. L. Simmons
Cedar Rapids
John Williams
Bride-To-Be Henrietta Hekl Fetes At Pierce School Shower
Miss Henrietta Hekl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hekl, was surprised by 130 friends at a Pierce school miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening. She will wed Henry Klouda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klouda of Ely. A mock wedding was held and entertainment included a piano accordion player and a violinist. Gifts were given to the bride-to-be.
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Henrietta Hekl
Pierce School
Miss Hekl
Frank Hekl
Henry Klouda
Frank Klouda
Ely
Thelma Klouda Weds William Loufek at St Wenceslaus
The marriage will be solemnized Wednesday morning at 8 at St Wenceslaus church. Miss Thelma Klouda will marry William Loufek with bridesmaids Miss Margaret Mackey and Miss Ruth Svacha and attendants Leo Treka and Richard Loufek.
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Thelma Klouda
William Loufek
St. Wenceslaus Church
Margaret Mackey
Ruth Svacha
Leo Treka
Richard Loufek
Surprise gathering honors Donald Belknap at freshmeats Werte
A group of friends hosted a surprise event for Donald Belknap with host Mrs. Harriet Belknap presenting the freshmeats Werte. Attendees included Christine Petersen, Maxine nerseachs Stoner, Dorothy Ke oward Jones, Blanche ge Donald Belknap and Mrs. H. Belknap.
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Donald Belknap
Harriet Belknap
Christine Petersen
Maxine Nerseachs Stoner
Dorothy Keoward Jones
Blanche Ge
H. Belknap
Hawkeye Miss Elsie Sieck Weds Austin Wilbur at Du buque
Miss Elsie Sieck daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Sieck wed Austin Wilbur son of J W Wilbur at the Lutheran church in Dubuque on June 7 with Rev Adolph Lencher officiating. They wore white satin gowns and plan to live on the Wilbur farm south of town after visiting Whitewater Wisconsin.
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Elsie Sieck
Fred Sieck
Austin Wilbur
J. W. Wilbur
Dubuque
Adolph Lencher
Mrs. Wilbur
Hawkeye High School
Wilbur
Town State College
Ames
Poet Own University
Whitewater
Wis
Wilbur Farm
Choir party honors two upcoming weddings at Zion Zion church Parish hall
The Zion Evangelical church choir hosted a Thursday reception at Parish hall for Ferdi nand Conrad and Esther Schroeder ahead of their June 19 marriage. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Mente from Wheatland. The event followed by news of Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid electing officers and a list of committee members. London visitors to John Kreinbring home in Lisbon marked John Kreinbring’s birthday with several relatives and friends.
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Zion Evangelical Church
Ferdinand Conrad
Esther Schroeder
William Mente
Wheatland
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. E. Kroemer
Caroline 6
Stolte
Louis Licht
Lisbon
Henry Kreinbring
Louis Kreinbring
Lloyd Warner
C. L. Richmann
Meta
William Gehris
Conrad Ronald
John Kreinbring
Oneida Club Chooses Delegate for Ames Convention
Oneida The Happy Home Makers met at the Maurer sisters home with visitors Sofia Bearon and Mariette Maurer. Alice McCloud was chosen to represent the club at the Ames convention. The next meeting will be at Miss Josephine Herman's home on June 21.
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Happy Home Makers
Elma
Marjorie Maurer
Sofia Bearon
Mariette Maurer
Alice McCloud
Ames
Josephine Herman
Johnson to Leave for Lima Peru After Farewell Dinner
Robert Johnson heads to Lima Peru this week to rejoin his parents Mr and Mrs H Johnson after a five year separation. He will join Buchanan school seventh grade and previously graduated from Washington a fee. The farewell party was hosted by his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Everett Chandler at their Ellis boulevard NW home with guests including Donald E Baum Jim Carruthers Bob Marsh Don Hillier Art Troyak Sid Niles Howard Madera Billy Gray Charles Cullen and Bob McCaffree. The family will return to Cedar Rapids next March for a year. His father C H Johnson serves the Y M C A and athletic department at San Marcos university while his mother works as secretary to Fred Morris Dear ing U S ambassador to Peru.
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Robert Johnson
Lima
Peru
H. Johnnson
Everett Chandler
Ellis Boulevard
Donald E. Baum
Jim Carruthers
Bob Maresh
Don Hillier
Art Troyak
Sid Niles
Howard Madera
Billy Gray
Charles Cullen
Bob McCaffree
Buchanan School
Washington
Glee Club
New Lima High School
Cedar Rapids
C. H. Johnson
San Marcos University
Fred Morris Dearing
U. S
North English Methodist Kensington Meeting Report
The Methodist Kensington group met with Mrs. Ellison Warner and others Tuesday for a business session followed by a musical program led by Mrs. Roxy Gilandon. Mrs. D. Cox sang and Mrs. A. J. Kline played two piano numbers. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kline hosted the Dinner Prides club Monday. Mrs. L. A. Miller and C. R. high score. Mr. and Mrs. E. B Warner low. Mrs. Jim ae See will host the Ladies Bridge club Tuesday evening. The Christian Missionary Society met with Mrs. Robert Lown Saturday.
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Methodist Kensington
Ellison Warner
Jim
Ladies Bridge Club
The
Christian Missionary Society
Robert Lown
Sunshine Auxiliary No 22 Meeting at Ben Hur Hall
The Sunshine Auxiliary No 22 of the L A P M will meet at Ben Hur Hall. Refreshments will be served.
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Sunshine Auxiliary
L.A. P
Ben Hur Hallseendew
General Dodge Circle to Meet Tuesday at Memorial Building
General Dodge Circle No 88 Ladies of the G A R plan a meeting Tuesday at 2 p m in the Memorial building. All comrades are invited to attend.
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General Dodge
Ladies of the
Women's Relief Corps Card Party at I O O F Hall
The Women’s Relief Corps will host a card party in the I O O F hall on Monday at 2 30 p m. Five hundred and bunco will be played.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ladiesey to the Typo graphical Union meeting
The Typo graphical Union No. 105 schedules a Monday evening gathering at Mrs. L. Melsha's home located at 427 Twenty-sixth street SE.
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Ladiesey
Typographical Union
Wednesday Social Club Picnic Set for June 15
The Wednesday Social Club hosts its annual family picnic on June 15 at Ellis Park Rose Garden. Dinner is planned for 6 30 P M with attendees expected to enjoy the park setting and community gathering.
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Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Sunshine Circle Picnic Meet at Mrs Huttons Home
The Sunshine e lL A P M will meet at 240 Eighth Avenue Marion for a picnic luncheon at Mrs Huttons home on Thursday with no picnic requirements.
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Sunshine E
Pe Hutton
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Protective Association Picnic at Bever Park
The Star No. 4 Juveniles Degree of Protective Association will host a picnic luncheon in Bever Park’s large pavilion on Tuesday. Members should bring their own sandwiches a covered dish and a lemon.
Cedar Chapter No 184 O E The initiates meeting notice
Cedar Chapter No 184 O E S will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Masonic hall. After the business session there will be initiation of candidates and refreshments to close the evening. This is the last meeting until September.
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Cedar Chapter
O. E
Masonic Hall
Modern Woodmen Card Party Planned by Linden Camp
Linden Camp No. 145 Modern Woodmen of America will host a card party Monday evening at 8 30 in the M W A hall. The event invites members and guests to join for a social evening with games and refreshments.
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Modern Woodmen
Linden Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
M. W. A. Hall
Hundred Players Enter WDO Event With Prizes and Refreshments
Members of the WDO will perform in a hundred game program with prize awards and fines noted. Refreshments will be served to attendees after the event.
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Wdo
Past presidents of Carrie Morcombe society to meet for lunch
The past presidents of the Carrie Morcombe Society Degree of Honor No. 12 will gather for a luncheon on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Charles W. Mathews. The event is hosted by notable members of the society.
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Carrie Morcombe Society
Charles W. Mathews
Past Chief's Association Meeting at Ellis Park Picnic
The Past Chief's Association of Winter Temple Pythian Sisters will meet Monday at 6 30 PM at the river pavilion in Ellis Park for a regular meeting and picnic supper. Members and families are invited and asked to bring picnic requirements while potatoes meat and dessert will be furnished.
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Past Chief's Association
Winter Temple Pythian Sisters
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Past Noble Grands Plan Tuesday Picnic Meeting
The Past Noble Grands association meets Tuesday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at Mrs. Maud Cronkhite's home 314 Thirty second street NE. Assistant hostesses and members are named, and attendees are asked to bring picnic requirements while meat coffee and ice cream will be furnished.
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Noble
Noble Grands Association
Maud Cronkhite
Nora Te Fiage
Mary Borchart
Dytrt
Lavinia Secapine
Mattie Hronik
Kathryn Borschel
Independence Group Observes Annual Meeting at Meth Church
The Standard Bearers of the Dubuque district held their yearly gathering at Independence Methodist church on June 10. Speakers Miss Savean of Weatone and Constance Yong of Malaya addressed attendees.
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Dubuque
Independence Meth
Miss Savean of
Weatone
Constance Yong
Malaya
West Branch
Hallie Zalesky
Allie Umgardner
Seanna Brown
Ruth Glassner
Davenport
Olive Proctor
China
Local Social News From Hopkinton Area Dinners and Weddings
Hopkinton clubs met for dinners with Mrs Gladys Bolen and Mrs C Reg gentine Jr. The Em br club hosted by Mrs Ray Cha. Methodist Ladies Aid held an annual dinner near Hopkinton. Presbyterian Missionary society slated to meet at the church Wednesday at 2 30 pm with a farewell picnic at 5 pm for Mrs Rosalia umm and family moving to Cedar Rapids. Isobell Kirsch wed William Aitchison at St Marys Cascade with attendants Bertha Kirsch and Leonard Kirsch. The couple to reside on a Cascade area farm after a wedding trip east. Lucille Trumm wed Edward Gudenkauf in Hopkin.
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Fortnigh
Gladys Bolen
Rosalia Umm
Cedar Rapids
Isobell Kirsch
Nick Kirsch
Worthington
William Aitchison
A. W. Aitchison
Cascade
St. Mary’s Church
Pather H. N. Ginter
Bertha
Leonard Kirsch
Frank Baum
Hilda Dandi
Raymond
Nicholas Kaster
Kaster
Aitchison
Lucille Trumm
Frank Trumm
Dyersville
Edward Gudenkauf
Nick Gudenkauf
Hopkin
Ruby Roy to Wed Lloyd Oliphant in Toddville
Mr and Mrs B F Roy announce the engagement of their daughter Ruby to Lloyd W Oliphant son of Mr and Mrs W E Oliphant. The couple plan marriage later this month in Toddville.
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Toddville
B. F. Roy
Ruby
Lloyd W. Oliphant
W. E. Oliphant
Springville Methodist Home Missionary Society Officers Elected
The Springville Methodist Home Missionary Society held a meeting with Mrs. R. T. Penn hosting. Officers elected include Mrs. J. D. Graham as president and sarence arc ent. William Bell as corresponding secretary. Mrs. John Yocom as recording secretary. and Graham as treasurer. Miss Foust’s Sunday school class picnicked with several listed attendees. An upcoming July meeting is planned at C. F. Butler home.
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Home Missionary Society
R. T. Penn
J. D. Graham
William Bell
John Yocom
Graham
Bessie McCullough
Ethel Freeman
Nel Wiley
Caroyn Sterner
Ella Foust
Mabel
Leta McShane
Springville
Flora Lacock
Edith Burroughs
Mrs. Parmenter
Los Angeles
Calif
Wilton Junction Social Roundup At Dinner And Club
A Sunday dinner honored the Wack family with extended relatives including Mr. and Mrs. A Wacker and Miss Della Wacker among others. Irene Birchard hosted the Wilton Bridge Club Tuesday with prizes won by Nora Duffe Elizabeth Schnack and Nora Duffe. The Methodist Ladies AidmetThursday with E A Grunder Cora Beard E Wagner and Jennie Ford as hostesses.
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Annd Wack
Cine
A. Wacker
August Wacker
Henry Wacker
Edwin Wacker
Della Wacker
Clarence Carl
Beatrice
Genevieve Mire
Irene Birchard
Wilton Bridge Club
Nora Duffe
Elizabeth Schnack
Aidley
E. A. Grunder
Cora Beard
E. Wagner
Jennie Ford
Grinnell Couple Wed at Herrick Chapel Grinnell College
Martha Lannom, daughter of G S Lannom Jr of Grinnell, becomes Mrs. Charles Parish son of Dr and Mrs O F Parish of Grinnell. ceremony in Herrick chapel Grinnell College at 8 pm officiated by Dr Nelson Wehrhan. attendants include maid of honor Rutherford and bridesmaid Jackson. ushers Ramsey Lannom Seeland Parish. couple to reside in California after a brief honeymoon in the north woods.
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Grinnell
Charles Parish
Martha Lannom
G.S. Lannom
Lannemaise
Jewell Rutherford
Lewise-Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
John Martin
Baltimore
Frederic Ramsey
Sharp Lannom
Dick Seeland
John Parish
Betty Spauld
Fred Ramsey
Mary Shifflett
Mary Morrison
Katherine King
Elizabeth Ramsey
Barbara Phelps
Mrs. Parish
Horth Woods
California
West Branch Shares Weddings and Events in Local Notices
The West Branch area reports multiple marriages and community events. Ramond Edgerton wed Wilson Ervin at the bride’s home with 36 guests and plans a eastbound honeymoon, then home in Vinton. Ruth Brainard and Gerald Morris married at Rock Island with West Branch ties. home to be in West Branch. An annual Methodist Sunday school dinner and a voice recital featuring Arlene Vincent and Raymond Pierce highlight local cultural events.
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Ruth Brainard
Wapello
Gerald Morris
West Branch
Baptist Parsonage
Rock Island
John Carstens
Ruth Marden
Iowa City
Robert Stuart
I. Morris
S. E. Smith
Methodist Sunday School
W. 8. Maxson
Arlene Vincent
Raymond Pierce
Tipton
Lee Krouth
Pierce
Vincent
Fortnightly Bridge Club Elects Officers and Hostesses Named
Election of officers at a recent meeting lists Dorothy Randall as noble grand Minnie Stollenberg as vice grand Lilly Soll as recording secretary Edith Buck as treasurer. Fortnightly Bridge club was entertained Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. H D Miller and Mrs S Miller and Mrs J France hosted the club at luncheon Wednesday with twenty four covers. Mrs Foster Melson entertained the Afternoon Bridge club Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. H. Jenks
C. H. Bolton
M. C Hamiel
R.D. Swartzlender
H. E. Harned Vot Glinton
Mayme Hokenson
Chiefs Club
Iyaha
Jack Hamilton
Eric Richards
Betty Maurer
Ida Bartscher
Ethel Reeder
Enys Xee Peal Osceola Morn
Treas
Hie Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy Randall
Minnie Stolenberg
Lilly Soll
Edith Buck
Bridge Club
H. D
Co. S. Miller
J. France
Foster Melson
Haerther wedding guests honor Willow City pair
A reception at the Haerther home honors Rev and Mrs M J Haerther of Willow City N D who were married June 3. They plan weeks of visiting relatives here. List of attending families and relatives follows along with notes on hostesses and associated groups including the American Legion Auxiliary meeting hosted by Mrs Martin Roth and the Lutheran church German Ladies Aid society gathering.
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W. G. Haerther
M. J. Haerther
Willow City
N. D
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Hopkinton
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Second Ave
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May
Myrtle
Lieut Anker
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Harvey Goose
Yelma Mae
H. Gosse
Heege
Léo O'Brien
H Fairfield
Charles PF. Gray
Evanston
Newman
Fingerwave Marcel
Ruby Roy
Lulu Batchelder
Mesdames
Marie Konecny
Caroline J. Flo Sterner
Cleta Bergen
Sam James
O. J. Emmons
Leroy Weber
Albia
C. F. Butler
Wilton Junction
Towle
Mrs. Charles Parish
Atkins
Roosevelt
Hotel Roosevelt
Cadow
Mar
Maddigan School of Music
Paramount
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Second Street 5.E
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