Miss Georgia Linter and Guy Burge Wed in Grace Episcopal Church
Miss Georgia Marie Linter daughter of Joliet Illinois and Cedar Rapids and Guy Lewis Burge of Mason City were married Thursday at Grace Episcopal Church in a single ring ceremony. About 200 guests attended with flowers and music. The bride wore a white satin gown and veil. attendants wore blue gowns. After the ceremony the couple hosted guests at the Country club. they will reside in Mason City after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Linter
Guy Burge
Georgia Marie Linter
George A. Linter
Joliet, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Guy Lewis Burge
Mason City
John L. Burge
Second Avenue SE
Grace Episcopal Church
R. J. Campbell
Earl Holtz
Monticello
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Miss Weatherton Complimented At Garden Tea
Miss Florence Weatherton will marry John G. Cherry III of Chicago on June 20. About sixty five guests attended a garden tea hosted by Miss Della Taylor at 353 Pleasant Drive SE. Mrs. Howard Cherry and Mrs. George Laird presided. other assistants included Miss Blanche Krebs and Mrs. Clare R. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Taylor
Pleasant Drive
Florence Weatherton
John G. Cherry
Chicago
Howard Cherry
George Laird
Blanche Krebs
Clare R. Marshall
Miss Weatherton
Donald Laird
Miss Taylor
Betty Knox
Marjorie Deacon
Jane Fuhrmeister
Diane Marshall
Kathryn Barngrover
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Kuhns Guest of Mrs. Darling
Mrs. Wallace Darling hosted a Friday noon luncheon at the Country Club honoring Mrs. George Kuhns of California formerly of Des Moines. Mrs. Kuhns is a guest of Mrs. Darling's mother, Mrs. T. P. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Darling
Crescent Drive
Country Club
George Kuhns
California
Des Moines
Darling
T. P. Rogers
First Avenue E
Lindsay Brother Reunion Expected This Weekend
George Lindsay of New York City is due to arrive this weekend to spend several days with his brother Kenneth Lindsay and Mrs. Lindsay at 2047 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lindsay
New York City
Kenneth Lindsay
Lindsay
Grande Avenue SE
Mrs Rohwer Leaves Denver After Month With Booths
Mrs J T Rohwer of Denver Colorado departs Wednesday to return home following a month long visit with her parents Dr C N Booth and Mrs Booth at 2337 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rohwer
Denver
Colo
C. N. Booth
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Buser Travels From Chicago Visit
Miss Vivian Buser of 1830 B Avenue NE travels to Chicago to visit former Northwestern University classmates. She plans to return Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Buser
Avenue
Chicago
Northwestern University
V F W auxiliary meets in Memorial building
The auxiliary met in the Memorial building with twenty five members present. Delegates to the state encampment Boone June 24 27 include Mrs Florence Huff Mrs Velma White and Miss Zelina Wiese. Anna Sheridan trustee Miss Wiese treasurer to year end. Mrs Millard C Ray initiated. Delegates and alternates to the national encampment Denver in September include Mrs Huff Miss Wiese Estella Vodoska LaVerne Siebert Mamie Rittenberg Hulda Martimee. Clinton visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
Florence Huff
Velma White
Zelina Wiese
Boone
Anna Sheridan
Miss Wiese
Millard C. Ray
Huff
Estella Vodoska
LaVerne Siebert
Mamie Rittenberg
Hulda Martimee
Denver
Clinton
Sanctuary Society Elects New Officers at Immaculate Conception
Miss Mary Brady was elected president of the Sanctuary Society of the Immaculate Conception church at the last general meeting. Other officers include Mrs. Clare Goslin as vice president, Mrs. H. G. Allen as recording secretary, Miss Hazel Moore as financial secretary, and Mrs. Leo Carney as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctuary Society
Mary Brady
Sanctuary Society of the Immaculate Conception Church
Clare Goslin
H. G. Allen
Reco
Hazel Moore
Ncial
Leo Carney
Miss Alberta Thompson Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Connie Anderson entertained at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at her home 2204 Ridgeway drive SE honoring Miss Alberta Thompson whose marriage to Byron K Anderson will be solemnized June 27. Guests included Ruth Mabon Doris Garner Burdine Lattner Frances McLaughlin Margaret Rubins Della Taylor Iole Mentzer Zona Marty Mary Randall Selma Rose Alice Phillips Annabel Anderson and Mesdames Frank Phelps and Wallace Boyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Alberta Thompson
Byron K. Anderson
Ruth Mabon
Doris Garner
Burdine Lattner
Frances McLaughlin
Margaret Rubins
Della Taylor
Iole Mentzer
Zona Marty
Mary Randall
Selma Rose
Alice Phillipson
Annabel Anderson
Frank Phelps
Wallace Boyson
Widmer Family Returns From West After Three Months
Mrs. J. Max Widmer and her sons Max and Peter have returned home from Arizona and California where they spent the last three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Widmer
Max and
Peter
West
J. Max Widmer
Blake Boulevard
Max
Arizona
California
Ann Welday to Wed Vernon Stevens on July 18
The engagement of Miss Ann Welday of 1641 B Avenue NE to Vernon Stevens of Marion was announced at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Ralph Welday. July 18 has been set as the wedding date. Cedar Rapids guests included Maude Bourgeret Ersell Price Katherine Frei Verba Parker Rosaleen Dietz Edna Hillgeson Gertrude Steege Frances Haas Ruth Windhurst Marian Van Fossen and Iva Stevens of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Welday
B Avenue NE
Vernon Stevens
Marion
Ralph Welday
Maude Bourgeret
Ersell Price
Katherine Frei
Verba Parker
Rosaleen Dietz
Edna Hillgeson
Gertrude Steege
Frances Haas
Ruth Windhurst
Cedar Rapids
Marian van Fossen
Roscoe Stevens
Iva Stevens
Hineses Attend Wedding of Leonard Hines to Willow Youngsma
Mr and Mrs Forrest Hines of 396 Twenty sixth street SE returned from Chicago where they attended the wedding of their son Leonard R Hines to Miss Willow Youngsma on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Hines
Twenty-sixth Street
Chicago
Leonard R. Hines
Willow Youngsma
Mrs Dragoo Leaves Rock Springs for Home
Mrs Wayne Dragoo of Rock Springs Wyoming returns home after six weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs C D Fuller at 911 Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Dragoo
Rock Springs
Wyo
C. D. Fuller
Avenue NW
Louise Randolph Weighs Prewedding Celebrations In Ames
Louise Randolph with fiancé Lewis Davies set to marry June 18 as she receives attention at multiple pre nuptial events in Ames. Ruth Kemp hosts a Friday party with guests including Gladys Story Marianne Dvorak Lucile Funkey and others. A separate shower at Lila Palmer’s home featured white roses and gifts for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Randolph
Lewis Davies
Ruth Kemp
Third Avenue SE
Miss Randolph
Gladys Story
Marianne Dvorak
Lucile Funkey
Mary Louise Zbanek
Lorraine Mueller
Mary Hughes
Lila Palmer
Esther Smith
Harold Severn
Charles Severn
A. P. Kehlenbeck
Ames
Miss Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
Misses Randolph
Gladys Stary
Lucile Kinkey
Pauline Ogden
Doris Bryant
Margaret Mansfield
J. C. Jordan
Ottumwa
Luncheon Honors Jeanne Aubineau
Joan Yessler hosted a Friday noon luncheon at her home for Jeanne Aubineau and her parents as they prepare to move to Willm ette. Guests included Jeanne Crawford Doris Cone Patricia Marshall Margaret Barngrover Mary Lou Protzman and Ann Lenzen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Yessler
J. A. Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Jeanne Aubineau
Wilmette
Jeanne Crawford
Doris Cone
Patricia Marshall
Margaret Barngrover
Mary Lou Protzman
Ann Lenzen
Damours Host Guests From Champaign Illinois
Dr and Mrs C S Davis and Dr and Mrs Thomas Leathers of Champaign Illinois will leave Saturday after a visit of several days with Mr and Mrs F W Damour at 384 Twenty first Street SE They have been honored at a number of affairs during their stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Davis
Thomas Leathers
Champaign, Ill
F. W. Damour
Twenty-first Street
Amor H Sargent Returns From Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Amor H Sargent of 1625 First Avenue East and Miss Harriet Sargent returned Thursday evening from Cleveland where they visited Mr and Mrs George Karch. They were joined by their grandson George Karch Jr who had been visiting here for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor H. Sargent
First Avenue E
Harriet Sargent
Cleveland
George Karch
Mrs Hilborn to Present Pupils in Roosevelt Hotel Recital
Mrs Eleanor Hilborn will present piano pupils from the class of 1935 36 in a recital at the Roosevelt hotel Saturday at 3 p m The program features pieces by Chopin Mozart Debussy Elgar Sinding MacDowell and others performed by students including Mary Ellen Dennis Shirley Anne Hilborn Jane Hall Joan Yessler and Winifred Murray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hilborn
Roosevelt Hotel
Metaatakwa
Mokreis
Billy Hilborn
Daisy Fields
Paaveve
Saoreoon
Nancy Lee Moore
Inch Hee
Nck
Esek Heller
Jimmie Geyer
Ellmenreich
Kathryn Barngrover
Petite Valse
Rks Bathdaiken Wien
Dennee
Elwina
Imes
Koelling
Mary Ellen Dennis Valsette
Borowski
Millicent Svoboda Valse
Chopin Shirley Anne Hilborn
Chit Sar
Mozart Jane Hall
Sinding
Jeanne Cash
Elgar
Joan Yessler
Fok Ogleie Debussy
Margaret Meruer
Dance MacDowell
Winifred Murray
Arabesque
Ashley Flag Day Luncheon Planned for Saturday
The Ashley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its annual Flag Day luncheon Saturday at 12 30 p.m. at Mrs P C Madison's Center Point Road NE home. Attendees should bring a covered dish and sand wiches. transportation requests to Mrs Royal H Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
P. C. Madison
Center Point Road
Royal H. Holbrook
Stirsky and Clouhy Wed at Hus Memorial Church
Miss Lenora Stirsky and George Clouhy were married at Hus Memorial Presbyterian church by Rev. Joseph Bren. Helen Stirsky served as maid of honor with Bessie Stirsky as bridesmaid. The couple will live in Alburnett after a northern motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Stirsky
John Stirsky
Ashburnett
George Clouhy
Joseph Clouhy
Independence
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Joseph Bren
Helen Stirsky
Bessie Stirsky
Leo Cloudy
Russell Fisher
Johanna Hill
Alburnett
Silver Cross Circle Holds Picnic Dinner at Bever Park
The Silver Cross circle of the King’s Daughters met for a picnic dinner at Bever Park Wednesday. Mrs. W. Porter gave the annual Dr. Jennie McCowan report. President Mrs. L. L. Owen appointed standing committees and outlined plans for the coming year. Alternates to the Davenport convention were elected: Mrs. Leo Stalker, Mrs. A. Hart and Mrs. B. Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
Bever Park
W. Porter
Jennie McCowan
L. L. Owen
Leo Stalker
A. Hart
B. Harrington
Davenport
Ella Rinderknecht Weds Harvey Krug at St Stephen's Atkins
Miss Ella Rinderknecht of Palo daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Rinderknecht married Harvey Krug of Atkins son of Mr and Mrs August Krug Wednesday at 5 pm at St Stephen's Lutheran church Atkins Rev G Rickels officiated A reception followed at the bride's home About 130 guests attended Miss Irene Rinderknecht sister of the bride was maid of honor Louise Krug sister of the groom was bridesmaid Alfred Happel of Vinton and Arthur Claussen of Swea City attended the groom The couple will live three miles north of Atkins where Mr Krug farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Rinderknecht
Palo
Martin Rinderknecht
Harvey Krug
Atkins
August Krug
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
G. Rickels
Irene Rinderknecht
Louise Krug
Alfred Happel
Vinton
Arthur Claussen
Swea City
Krug
Vinton High School
Benton County
Mr. Krug
Atkins High School
Calista Miller and Dominic Fiala Wed at St Patrick's Church
Miss Calista Miller daughter of J S Miller and Dominic Fiala son of Frank Fiala were married Wednesday morning at St Patrick's church. The bride wore a lace fitted gown with long veil and carried calla lilies. Anna Kopecky maid of honor wore peach chiffon with tea roses while Mary Fiala brides maid wore green mousseline de soie with tea roses. Frank Fiala was best man and Josephine Fiala flower girl wore a blue organdie dress. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. Mrs Fiala is a 1935 St Patrick's school graduate and works for Quaker Oats. Mr Fiala works for Wilson and Company. They will live in Cedar Rapids after June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Robert Biba
Wilda Burge
Calista Miller
J. S. Miller
Dominic Fiala
Frank Fiala
St. Patrick’s Church
Anna Kopecky
Mary Fiala
Josephine Fiala
Fiala
St. Patrick’s School
Quaker Oats Company
Wilson and Company
McCullough James Wedding at Trinity Methodist Church
Miss Ruth L. McCullough daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis J McCullough Mount Vernon and William R James son of Mr and Mrs Walter F James Walker were married Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the parsonage of Trinity Methodist church. Rev E D Wells performed the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Miss Ethel McCullough and P S Wood. After a short trip in Minnesota they will be at home near Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth L. McCullough
Francis J. McCullough
Mount Vernon
William R. James
Walter F. James
Walker
Trinity Methodist Church
E. D. Wells
Ethel McCullough
P. S. Wood
Minnesota
Malichky and Yansky Wed at John Huss Church
Miss Christina H. Malichky daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Malichky and Paul J. Yansky of Riverside son of Frank Yansky were married Tuesday morning at John Huss Methodist church by Rev V C Grant. The bride wore a white mousseline de soie gown and pink roses. Bridesmaid Miss Dorothy Sojka wore powder blue lace and Johanna Hill roses. Hubert Malichky served as best man. The couple will reside in Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina H. Malichky
Harry Malichky
Paul J. Yansky
Riverside
Frank Yansky
John Huss Methodist Church
V. C. Grant
Dorothy Sojka
Johanna Hill
Hubert Malichky
Mrs Nicholson to Tour U S After Bridge Party
Mrs C A Walker and Mrs A M Breneman hosted a Thursday bridge afternoon at 630 First Avenue West in honor of Mrs Frank Nicholson who with Mr Nicholson will depart soon for a year long tour of the United States. Mrs Nicholson won the bridge prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Walker
A. M. Breneman
First Avenue W
Bridge
Frank Nicholson
Nicholson
United States
Making Slip Covers Successfully from Cedar Rapids Gazette
Step by step guide to sewing chair slip covers with flowery cretonne linen or chintz fabrics. Learn fabric prep patterning, seam allowances, darts and welted seams with diagrams in a 40 page illustrated booklet offered for 15 cents from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
West 19Th Street
Mrs Linge Hosts Luncheon For Visiting Guests
Mrs Carl K Linge entertained at the Cedar Rapids Country club luncheon in honor of Mrs M W Cave of Topeka with her children Betty and Billy while visiting the Linge home. Also honored was Mrs R R Rogers who will soon travel east with her daughter Barbara to Southampton Rhode Island and the Catskill mountains, planning to be away all summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl K. Linge
Twenty Third Street Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
M. W. Cave
Topeka
Kan
Betty
Billy
Linge
R. R. Rogers
Country Club Parkway SE
East
Barbara
Southampton
R. I
Catskill Mountains
Gunzenhauser Denzler Vow Spotted in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Lorene Gunzenhauser and Lorimer Denzler were married June 4 at the First Presbyterian church parsonage in Cedar Rapids with Rev. Robert Little officiating. The couple will reside on a farm near Marengo after a western wedding trip. Margaret Gunzenhauser attended as maid of honor with Kenneth Voss as best man. Both newlyweds are Marengo High School graduates of 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gunzenhauser
Lorene
Lorimer Denzler
J. B. Denzler
Marengo
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Robert Little
Johanna Hill
Margaret Gunzenhauser
Kenneth Voss
Denzler
Marengo High School
Odekonya Camp Fire group at Bever Park picnic
The Odekonya Camp Fire group of Immaculate Conception church met at Bever Park for a Thursday picnic. Officers elected include Margaret Jacobs president Zara Ann Danner vice president Mau reen Mealey secretary Betty Raher treasurer. Miss Ann Gatens guardian of the group was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odekonya
Immaculate Conception Church
Bever Park
Margaret Jacobs
Zara Ann Danner
Maureen Mealey
Betty Raher
Ann Gatens
A. J. Danner
M. Healy
J. J. Jacobs
Easy Aces Bridge Club Honors Winners
Mrs. Leo J. Smith hosted the Easy Aces bridge club at 1255 D Avenue NE on Thursday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. William Kurts and Mrs. C. R. Scholl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Smith
D Avenue NE
Easy Aces Bridge Club
William Kurts
C. R. Scholl
Beacon Junior Circle Hosts Break Fast at Ellis Park
Beacon Junior Circle of the King’s Daughters met Thursday morning at Ellis Park with Patricia Rice presiding. Mary Ferris led devotions as members logged 139 sick calls 102 cards and letters and twenty seven bouquets, five Thanksgiving baskets were donated, $22.83 raised, five magazine subscriptions given, aid to needy families and Perkins Hospital sewing done. Elaine Helm and Connie Weatherton chosen for Montrose junior camp. guests Mrs C E Ferris and Mrs Carl F Goodwin attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Beacon
Ellis, Park
Patricia Rice
Mary Ferris
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
Elaine Helm
Connie Weatherton
Montrose
C. E. Ferris
Carl F. Goodwin
Silver Chain Circles Host Picnic At Bever Park
Silver Chain senior and junior circles of the King's Daughters met for a Tuesday picnic luncheon at Bever park. Guests included Mrs. Rufus B. Culver and Mrs. Tom Walpole, past Linn County Union presidents. Mrs. Walpole assigned the senior circle admission service to Mrs. O. B. McGuire and Mrs. K. J. DeBolt. Mrs. G. F. Matteson became an honorary member. Margaret Mae Stone presented a Meditations book to the senior circle on behalf of the junior circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain
King’s Daughters
Bever Park
Rufus B. Culver
Tom Walpole
Linn County Union
O. B. McGuire
K. J. DeBolt
Louise Leibert
Days Leave to Attend Nephew Kennedy’s Minnesota Commencement
Mr and Mrs C M Day of 2220 B avenue NE will leave Saturday to attend William Walker Kennedy's commencement at the University of Minnesota. Kennedy is among two journalism class members appointed to the editorial staff of the New York Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M. Day
B Avenue NE
William Walker Kennedy
University of Minnesota
Kennedy
The
New York Journal
Frequent visitors Frews host Superior couple
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lowe of Superior Wisconsin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frew at 1230 Third street SE on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Lowe
Superior
Wis
Jack Frew
Third Street
Mrs Eckert Hosts Luncheon for Niece Bride Elect
Mrs. L. A. Eckert entertained at her home at 1816 Fourth Avenue SE in Cedar Rapids at a luncheon honoring her niece Miss Arlene Miller of Central City, bride-elect of Harold Halstead. Guests included Mrs. S. E. Bradley, Miss Maxine Bradley, Mrs. A. H. Miller, Mrs. Gail Postel, and others from Central City, Marion, Springville, and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Eckert
Fourth Avenue SE
Arlene Miller
Central City
Harold Halstead
S. E. Bradley
Maxine Bradley
Springville
A. H. Miller
Gail Postel
Marion
J. W. Miller
Harold White
Earl Leonard
B. M. Usher
Cecil Miller
Claude Miller
Lorraine Eckert
Cedar Rapids
Miss Leona Borschel Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Miss Leona Borschel entertained her bridge club at a dinner in the garden of her home at 1534 Washington avenue SE on Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wallace Boyson and Miss Alice Phillipson. Alberta Thompson, soon to marry Byron Ander son on June 27, received a surprise shower of gifts. Attendees included Arlene Artmann Selma Rose Alice Phillipson Norma Detlefs Hilda Hendrickson Kathryn Pogge Juanita Davis Alberta Thompson Mary Gail Forman and Mesdames Wallace Boyson A C Ridge and Vernon Spurrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Borschel
Bridge Club
Washington Avenue SE
Wallace Boyson
Alice Phillipson
Alberta Thompson
Byron K. Anderson
Arlene Artmann
Selma _ Rose
Norma Detlefs
Hilda Hendrickson
Kathryn Pogge
Juanita Davis
Mary Gail Forman
A. C. Ridge
Vernon Spurrier
Andersons Entertain Guests in Beverly Hills Visitor Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles E Ander son hosted a small dinner Wednesday at their 417 Nineteenth street NE home. They entertained Mr and Mrs William A McKay of Beverly Hills California who are visiting here. Mrs McKay was formerly Marjorie Waln of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Anderson
Nineteenth Street
William A. McKay
Beverly Hills
Calif
McKay
Marjorie Waln
Cedar Rapids
Visitors Honor Mrs Morehead and Son in D.C. Style Tea
Mrs. Matthew Morehead of Oakland California and her son Arthur are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Morehead at 359 Sixteenth Street SE. Mrs H L Morehead hosted a tea Friday afternoon in their honor. The visitors will stay about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Morehead
Oakland
Calif
Arthur
Miss Tucker Fiala Engagement Party Hosts
Mrs George J Simitz and Mrs W R Driscoll entertained thirty guests at Miss Florence Tucker s home 1611 Thirteenth Avenue SE Wednesday in compliment to Miss Tucker who will wed George R Fiala June 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Simitz
W. R. Driscoll
Florence Tucker
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Miss Yant Visits Cedar Rapids Hostesses
Miss Kay Yant of Lincoln Nebraska visits Cedar Rapids hosted by Miss Wiltrude Cherry and Mrs Sam Miller at 1352 Have Avenue NE. She will remain until the start of the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Yant
Lincoln
Neb
Wiltrude Cherry
Sam Miller
H Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Birthday party for Jimmy Colbert Jr marks first year
Jimmy Colbert Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Colbert at 1529 Fourteenth Avenue SE celebrated his first birthday Thursday with a circus motif. Guests included Suzanne Wawre Patricia Ann Novak Lois Ann Rayman Aleda Lundquist Jo Ann Lundquist Mary Lou Driscoll Robert Ceynar and Jimmy Colbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Colbert, Jr
James B. Colbert
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Suzanne Wawre
Patricia Ann Novak
Lois Ann Rayman
Aleda
Jo Ann Lundquist
Mary Lou Driscoll
Robert Ceynar
Jimmy Colbert
Ten-year-old party honors Joan Garrett at home
A group of neighborhood children gathered at 1801 Eighth Avenue SE on Wednesday to celebrate Joan Garrett's tenth birthday. Guests included Pauline Smith Dorothy Ratner Colleen Martin Lois Anderson Mary Margaret Bell Donna Miller Marie and Joan Nilles and Doris Williams with Mrs F L Anderson and Miss Maurine Knemeyer attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Garrett
Eighth Avenue SE
Joan
Pauline Smith
Dorothy Ratner
Colleen Martin
Lois Anderson
Mary Margaret Bell
Donna Miller
Marie
Joan Nilles
Doris Williams
F. L. Anderson
Maurine Knemeyer
Friendly Strollers Plan Picnic at Miss Selah Mack Farm
The Friendly Strollers meet at the Plaza Sunday at 10 a.m. and travel to Miss Selah Mack's farm home for a picnic dinner. Attendees are asked to bring the usual picnic provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Mack
Beer tax aids state schools and welfare programs
Interior department reports show beer revenue boosted public schools, unemployment relief, and welfare. In 1935 states and locals collected about 110 million from beer taxes, with roughly 11 million earmarked directly for school funding and the rest used for general education and welfare needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Department
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Burge
Coe
Beta Phi Omega Fraternity
Fred Parks
Algona
R. J. Evans
Richmond
Ind
Charles Barber
Gertrude Barber
Ruth Puhl Clark
Joliet
Mrs. Darling
Mis
Kenneth Lindsays
V. F. W. Auxiliary
MISS
Anderson
Mrs. Dragoo
Jane
F. W. Damours
Champaign
Amor H. Sargents
Ashley Flag
Stirsky-Clouhy
Mrs. Harvey Krug
Miller-Fiala
Malichky-Yansky
Mrs. Nicholson
Neumode
Second Street
New York, N. Y
Mrs. Linge
Gunzenhauser-Denzler
2Nd St
Dows Bldg
Beacon Junior Circle
C. M
Frews
Gorham
Lady Caroline
Makers of
Killian’s
Mrs. Eckert
Miss Borschel
Andersons
Moreheads
Miss Tucker
Miss Yant
Edna K. Dieman
the Enchanted
I. C. Auditorium
Fourth Ave
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