Ruth Marie Blaine Becomes Bride of Howard O. White
Announcement of the marriage of Ruth Marie Blaine daughter of Mrs Maye Blaine to Howard O White son of Mrs Julia White, performed Tuesday at Bethany Congregational church by Rev J E Waery. The couple left for a trip to the New York World's Fair and Washington DC, and will reside at 1514 C Avenue NE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Blaine
Maye Blaine
Avenne
Howard O. White
Julia White
Ellis Boulevard
Bethany Congregational Church
J. E. Waery
Minneapolis
J. E Waery
Gordon Barger
Herbert Blaine
Francis Brinkman
Dorothy Blaine
Geraldine White
Leo White
Alex Hofferber
Bernhardt Kraus
Craig Satterly
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
C Avenue NE
White
Mutual Fire and Tornado Association
One Hom Company
Chicago and North Western Woman's Club June Breakfast
Bever park hosted the Chicago and North Western Woman's Club annual June breakfast on a Wednesday morning. The event drew members to the park setting for the traditional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Chicago and North Western Woman's Club
Woman’s clubs report from national convention in Chicago
Seventeen members attended with Mrs. A. A. Hottel, president, in charge of arrangements. Other committee members were Mrs. Harold Hess, Mrs. Jessie Warren and Mrs. A. Kozil, Mrs. Carl Phillips, delegate to the national convention, gave a report and Mrs. Hottel spoke briefly of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hottel
Harold Hess
Jessie Warren
A. Kozil
Carl Phillips
NW Woman's Clubs
Chicago
Dorothy Batchelder Hosts Corn Party for Hoboes Club
On a Wednesday afternoon Dorothy Batchelder entertained Hoboes' club members at her grandparents home 1316 C avenue NE. The decor featured corn and dolls made from bottles with Jean Elder winning first prize and Ruth Hardiman taking consolation. Attendees included Ruth Knight Carolyn Engel Marcia Kensinger Ruth Hardiman Bonnie McGregor Betty Ericksen and Catharine Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Batchelder
Hoboes’ Club
Randall Waddington
C Avenue
Jean Elder
Ruth Hardiman
Ruth Knight
Carolyn Engel
Marcia Kensinger
Bonnie McGregor
Betty Ericksen
Catharine Miller
Stitch and Chatter Club Elects Officers
Mrs Agnes Waite was elected president of the Stitch and Chatter club at a Community House luncheon meeting. Other officers include Mrs Rebecca Meyer vice president Mrs Mae Simon secretary Miss Marvel Foster treasurer Mrs Meyer recreation chairman Mrs Martha Sharron social chairman and Mrs Eleanor Ramos work chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Waite
Stitch and Chatter Club
Rebecca Meyer
Mae Simon
Marvel Foster
Meyer
Martha Sharron
Eleanor Ramos
Midboro Club Hosts Last Meeting and Plans July Picnic
Mrs Elmer R Pearson hosted the season's final Midboro club meeting at 3100 E avenue NE with twenty members playing bridge. Prizes went to Mesdames J A Hanus Lester Petrak Frank Huenger C O Norberg and T N Johnson. A family club picnic is set for July 11 with Mrs G V Wood as arrangements chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer R. Pearson
E Avenue
Midboro
J. A. Hanus
Lester Petrak
Frank Huenger
C. O. Norberg
T. N. Johnson
G. V. Wood
Takaniki Camp Fire Slumber Party At Mrs Like Home
Members of the Takaniki Camp Fire group at St. Paul’s Methodist held a slumber party at guardian Mrs Henry E Like’s home 1514 Fourth avenue SE. Present were Mary Catherine Locke Dolores Paulsen Carol Stookey Faye Booze Audrey Domer and Pauline Halverson. The next morning they visited Bever Park for a breakfast cooked to satisfy a woodgatherer rank requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takaniki
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Henry E. Like
Fourth Avenue SE
Mary Catherine Locke
Dolores Paulsen
Carol Stookey
Faye Booze
Audrey Domer
Pauline Halverson
Bever Park
Marion club notices and society calendar items
Mrs. George Wilson won first prize with Mrs. Harold M. Howe taking second and Mrs. Pat McCann the consolation in the Get-to-Gether Card club event. Mount Vernon resident Mrs. Aley Parsons visits Marion. A.F. and A.M. Trojan lodge 448 to meet at 7 30 pm with third degree conferred. Epworth League meets at 7 30 pm at the Methodist church. Octo club breakfast at Thomas park Friday 4 30 am. Ladies Day at Marion Golf Club chaired by Kathleen Oxley. Low medal and most pars to Mrs. Gilbert Gordon. low putts to Mrs. Catherine McBurney. Sixteen clubs travel Friday to an invitational at Marion Golf Club. Rooms for rent at 789 Fifth avenue. Mrs. Earl Caraway returned home from Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard McCune
Howard Glass
George Wilson
Harold M. Howe
Pat McCann
Kathleen Oxley
Marion Golf Club
Baby fright may wake infants at night in early months
Chicago report notes infants six days to five months old can suffer sudden fright at night causing crying fits. Experts advise against pacing the floor and suggest calm comfort to soothe the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Journal of the American Medical Association
Notice of appointing executrix in Iowa estate
On June 12 1940 Mayme Sherwood Ramsey was appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Clark L Sherwood late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All debts due must be paid and all claims filed in the Linn County Iowa District Court office Carl P Jordan attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Clark L. Sherwood
Ourt
Milwaukee Woman's club plans Friday meetings at Memorial hall
Mil waukee Woman's club standing committees meet Friday at 2 p m at Mrs E C Fox 1165 Fourth avenue. Mrs L S Eastman and her son Leigh of San Diego are guests of Mrs Eastman's sister in law Mrs C R Biddick. Townsend club No 2 meets Friday at 8 p m in Memorial hall with entertainment. The item notes Dad's Day on June 16 and mentions steel use in bridges being prohibited in England in 1877.
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Milwaukee Woman's Club
E. C. Fox
Fourth Avenue
L. S. Eastman
Leigh
San Diego, Calif
Eastman
C. R. Biddick
Mr. Biddick
Townsend Club No
Memorial Hall
Gold Medal Haarlem Of Capsules Ad Claims
An old advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Of Capsules as a stimulant and diuretic for kidney and bladder discomfort. It promises quick relief and better sleep, urging buyers to choose the genuine Gold Medal product and avoid substitutes.
First Two Phases Of Clean Up At Sioux City End
State officials said the first two phases of a general cleanup in Sioux City covering narcotics prostitution liquor and gambling are completed The drive included investigators from the attorney general s office state bureau of investigation state pharmacy board FBI and Woodbury county officers Convictions of two Sioux City detectives and two men and a woman on related charges marked the close of the drive and patrols report a substantial drop in crime Beer halls formerly open 24 hours a day seven days a week now close at 2 am and stay closed Sundays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Des Moines
Crim
Attorney General's Office
State Bureau of Investigation
State Pharmacy Board
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Woodbury County
Parliament approves bill to curb fifth column activity
Montevideo AP reports the chamber of deputies approved by a heavy majority a government bill regulating the right of association to suppress organizations deemed to engage in fifth column activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Chamber of Deputies
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C. E. Moyer
Louis Sorter
Darlyle Sorter
Waterloo
Midboro Club
George Clark
Marion News
Aley Parsons
Mount Vernons
E. J. Esgate
Trojan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Marion
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Hutton’'s
Octo
Thomas Park
Gilbert Gordon
Catherine McBurney
Charles Cline
Fifth Avenue
Earl Caraway
Third Avenue
Mayme Sherwood Ramsey
Carl P. Jordan
Bemberg
Robert Mitchell
W. R. C. No. 126
Sidney Farwell
L. E Mathes
Dad
Ed Sigfred
Carl McGowan
Jerry
Long Beach
Calif
England
Goodyear Service Store
Ave. SE
Hveninas
Till & FM
Motorola Car Radios
RCA Home Radios
DuPont
First Avenue
FIBER
Montgomery Ward
Wards
Second ST. SE
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