Mrs Frank Witwer Heads Cedar Rapids Service League
Mrs Frank Witwer was re elected president of the Cedar Rapids Jun Service League at its annual meeting with W C A present. Other officers include Mrs Edward Sheehy vice president second vice president Mrs J Hamilton Bell treasurer Mrs Robert C Davis recording secretary and Mrs Thomas C Yarnall corresponding secretary. Five directors were elected Miss Mary Stubbs Miss Barbara Douglas Mrs William Crawford Mrs Clare Marshall and Miss Frances Allen. The league will sponsor Cedar Rapids Kennel Club Dog Show next fall, its third such event since formation. The next meeting is in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Witwer
Cedar Rapids
Sutherland Dows to Host Twenty at Country Club Drive
Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows will entertain twenty guests at dinner Wednesday evening at their home on Country Club drive SE Verne Marshall and Mrs Marshall will be guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Dows
Country Club Drive
Verne Marshall
Dille Family Ties Highlight Tulsa Geologist's Career Move
Dr and Mrs Glenn Scott Dille and their Tulsa family are linked to Prof and Mrs Ben H Peterson of 1919 Eighth Ave SE and Prof and Mrs A W Meyer of 1945 Eighth Ave SE. Dr Dille, formerly with Coe College geology, now works for Texaco in Tulsa Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Scott Dille
Tulsa
Okla
Ben H. Peterson
Eighth Avenue SE
A. W. Meyer
Dille
Geology
Coe
Texaco Company
Miss Dorothy Gray Visits Savanna Cousin and Guest
Miss Dorothy Gray of Vernon Drive SE traveled to Savanna on Monday to spend the week with her cousin Miss Jane Gray. She was accompanied by Miss Katherine Bryan, a guest of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hinsch of Savanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gray
Vernon Drive
Savanna, Til
Jane Gray
Katherine Bryan
Lloyd Hinsch
Savanna
Morrison to Visit Father in City for Ten Days
John T. Morrison arrives Wednesday night from Boston to spend ten days with his father Dr. W. J. Morrison and Mrs. Morrison at 513 Vernon drive SE. He has spent the last two years as manager of an A and P store in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Morrison
Boston
W. J. Morrison
Mr and Mrs Edward C Clark Return From Miami Beach
Mr and Mrs Edward C Clark of 2483 Grande avenue SE returned the first of the week from Miami Beach Florida where they spent several months in their winter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Clark
Grande Avenue
Miami Beach
Fla
Myers-Vrbicky Marriage Announces in Rock Island
Mr and Mrs J K Myers announce the marriage of their daughter Martha E to Frank J Vrbicky. The ceremony occurred Sunday June 5 in Rock Island. Frank Vrbicky is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Vrbicky of 1401 Second Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Myers
Fifteenth Street
Martha E
Frank J. Vrbicky
Rock Island
Mr. Vrbicky
Frank Vrbicky
Second Street
Mrs. William Convey Hosts Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. William Convey hosted sixteen friends at a miscellaneous shower on Tuesday evening at 350 Eleventh Street SW. The gathering honored Miss Nellie Powers, soon to wed R. R Bonn of Detroit later this month. The event featured an informal program and friendly atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Convey
Eleventh Street
Nellie Powers
R. R Bonn
Detroit
Central Park Presbyterian Camp Fire elects new officers
The Nippewah Camp Fire group of Central Park Presbyterian Church elected new officers at its last meeting. Officers include Oriealice Scheurs as president, Jean Stookey as vice-president, Maxine Milke as secretary, Allayne Konecny as scribe and treasurer, with Miss Bernice Hammond as guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nippewah
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Oriealice Scheurs
Jean Stookey
Maxine Milke
Allayne Konecny
Bernice Hammond
Mrs Florence Scott Hosts Club Bridge at Home
Miss Florence Scott entertained club members at bridge in her home on 1152 C avenue NW on Tuesday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Vera D P Alexander. Mrs W P Basley presided at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Scott
Bridge
C Avenue NW
Vera D. P. Alexander
W. P. Basley
Chicago family heads to San Francisco for two months
Mrs James A Hunter and her sons Jimmy and Buddy of Chicago spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Dobrovsky at 1336 Burch avenue NW. They left this morning for San Francisco to visit her brother in law and sisters Mr and Mrs George A Taylor and Miss. They expect to be gone for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hunter
Jimmy
Buddy
Chicago
Frank Dobrovsky
Burch Avenue NW
San Francisco
George A. Taylor
Miss
Bride To Make Her Home In This City
Mrs. Lloyd E. Roberts formerly Miss Dorothy Anne Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern E Thompson of Joplin Missouri. Both families are Iowa graduates. They will reside in Cedar Rapids where Mr Roberts works with Wheeler Elliott Shuttleworth and Ingersoll attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Roberts
Dorothy Anne Thompson
Vern E. Thompson
Joplin
Mrs. Roberts
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Roberts
Wheeler, Elliott, Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Sanctuary Society Elects Officers
The Sanctuary society of the Immaculate Conception church elected Mrs Walter French president at its annual meeting held Tuesday night in the school parlors. Mrs J A Wicke was retiring president. Elected were Mrs Frank Monahan as vice president, Mrs Steve Sanders as recording secretary, Miss Magdalene Popp as financial secretary, and Mrs John Bormann as treasurer. Members of St Mary's circle were hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctuary Society of the Immaculate Conception Church
Walter French
J. A. Wicke
Frank Monahan
Steve Sanders
Magdalene Popp
John Bormann
St. Mary’s Circle
Thirty four pupils to appear in recital at YWCA
The Aloha Music studio presents Alma M Hemsky and George Cervenka pupils in a piano violin and string recital at the YWCA auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. Students include Dorothy Hayes George Vanous Henry Stumpff Lorraine Crago and others. Anne Tokheim and Helen Blessoe usher. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloha Music Studio
Alma M. Hemsky
George Cervenka
Dorothy Marie Hayes
George Vanous
Henry Stumpff
Lorraine Crago
Franklin Pierce
Elaine Marsh
Darlene Phillips
Mercedes Herring
Betty Ruth Konigsmark
Maxine Hunter
Lorence Hartsock
Iramlea Butka
John May
Gene Travis
Hazel Carroll
Pauline Ulish
Mary Ann Herschel
Yvonne Gouldin
Mildred Coufal
Ruth Tomkins
Robert Tow
William Mocha
Edward Horak
Floyd Marsh
Gilbert Feiereisen
Tony Dvorak
Marian Burrows
Adelaide Gibson
Agnes Dobrovsky
Carl Sauer
Harold Hunter
C. E. Phillips
J. H. Winn
Anne Tokheim
Helen Blessoe
Mrs Nandell surprised on seventy eighth birthday
Mrs. Robert Nandell was surprised by relatives and friends at 816 N street SW on her 78th birthday Tuesday. Guests included Chambers H R Lubben Walter Euken Robert Morrow J. D ey C Chambers Ira Niermeyer T E Lowe J Prokop J N Chukas Charles Nandell Bess Ottley Miss Ruby Niermeyer Mrs Nielson and Mrs Mason. The guest of honor received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nandell
N Street
the Chambers
H. R. Lubben
Walter Euken
Robert Morrow
J. D.ey C. Chambers
Ira Niermeyer
T. E. Lowe
J. Prokop
J. N. Chukas
Charles Nandell
Bess Ottley
Ruby Niermeyer
Nielson
Mason
Woman's Council to Meet at Second Christian Church
The Woman's Council of the Second Christian Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church. All women of the church and their friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Council of the
Second Christian Church
District Nine St Pauls Picnic Meeting Planned
District No 9 of St Pauls church meets with Mrs Tom Clegg at 700 Eighth Street SW Friday at 12 30 for a picnic luncheon. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Tom Clegg
Eighth Street
District No 2 meeting at Mrs Beadle home
District No 2 of St Pauls Methodist church will meet Friday at 2 30 p m for a Kensington at the home of Mrs W H Beadle 1725.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Kensington
W. H. Beadle
Immaculate Conception circle to hold final meeting
Immaculata circle members of the Immaculate Conception church meet for their last social of the year on Wednesday at 6 30 p m. A dinner follows at the Elms tea room located at 1203 Elmhurst drive NE. The committee includes Miss Leona Kepple Miss Katherine Barrett and Mrs. Robert MacNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculata Circle
Immaculate Conception Church
Elms Tea Room
Elmhurst Drive
Leona Keppel
Katherine Barrett
Robert MacNeil
V R E circle to meet at Butler home Thursday
The V. R. E. circle of St. James Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. R. J. Butler at 1116 Ellis boulevard SE on Thursday at 2 p.m. Assistant hostesses will be Charles Perkins Mrs. Dempsy Jones, Harry Hall and Mrs. Max.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Methodist Church
R. J. Butler
Ellis Boulevard
Charles Perkins
Dempsy Jones
Harry Hall
Max
Division No 6 Meeting At Mrs Plummers Home
Trinity Methodist division No 6 will meet at 2 30 p m Thursday at the home of Mrs Ed Plummer 617 Eighth avenue SW for period business and a free yearly reports will be wen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Ed Plummer
Eighth Avenue
June Ladies Aid Meeting at Kenwood Methodist Church
The June meeting of the Ladies Aid society of Kenwood Methodist church will be held at the home of Mrs. 7. &. McKee, 137 Twenty-ninth Street Drive SE, Friday at 2 30 p.m. Officers to be elected and the frien identifying details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Kenwood Methodist Church
7. &. McKee
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
Ee Hannan
G Mastin
O. L. Maxwell
Camp Hitaga Is Being Prepared for Opening Week
Nearly all councillors have arrived at Camp Hitaga to prepare for the training course this weekend and the arrival of new campers. Brown tents on painted floors, ready corral, archery target, boats by the river, and the season’s car Shasta are in place. Billie the four week old police pup is a special attraction. Miss Marion Niehaus leads archery, Miss Polly Prahm directs music, and Miss Corrine Hubbard will assist water sports. A nurse will be at camp all season and a first camp is planned for Monday with local girls and visitors from Mount Carroll Tilwein Marion and Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Shasta
Billie
Marion Niehaus
Polly Prahm
Hitaga
Corrine Hubbard
Oshkosh
Wis
Mount Carroll
Tilwein
Marion
Anamosa
Leona Scott and Frank Lewis Wed in Martelle Ceremony
Miss Leona Lynne Scott and Frank Lewis of Woodbine wed Tuesday at 4:30 pm in a Methodist parsonage ceremony in Martelle attended by immediate families. The dinner followed at Hotel Roosevelt Cedar Rapids. The couple plans a summer home in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Lynne Scott
Frank Lewis
Woodbine
G. W. Self
Methodist Parsonage
Martelle
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Lewis
P. W. Scott
Olin
Iowa State Teachers College
Phi Omega Pi
Baldwin
P. W. Lewis
Woodbine High School
Xando
Winthrop
Salem
Ohio
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Stewart Apartments
Third Avenue SE
Birthday party reveals Cedar Rapids wedding plans
Miss Florence Glackin hosted a Saturday party at 1726 Avenue NE to celebrate her birthday. Hidden scrolls in miniature umbrella scrolls announced the engagement of Miss Jeanne Cantonwine of Vinton to Kenneth Glackin of Oelwein, brother of Miss Glackin, with a wedding slated at the Glackin home this month. Attendees included Kenneth Glackin, Jeanne and Alice Cantonwine, Bernadine Wurzbacher, Donald Thomason, Bonnie Bittner, John Sutherland, Leland Beavens and Jack Stroud of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Glackin
Avenue NE
Jeanne Cantonwine
Vinton
Kenneth Glackin
Oelwein
Gilackin
Mr. Glackin
Jeanne
Alice Canton
Ada Marie Reeves Weds Lowell Andrew at First Presbyterian
Mrs Emma Reeves of Twenty ninth Avenue SW announces the marriage of Ada Marie Reeves to Lowell Andrew son of Mr and Mrs Robert Andrew of 1346 Hinkley Avenue NW The ceremony occurred at First Presbyterian Church with W Williams officiating A surprise dinner followed at the Andrews home The couple will reside with Mr Andrew's parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Reeves
Miss Hazel Deitrich Hosts Shower for Maxine Garrett
Miss Hazel Deitrich hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at 1429 K Street SW in honor of bride elect Maxine Garrett. Court whist was played at three tables with prizes to Jewel Munson and Agnes Groat. guests included Wilma Benesh Dorothy Chess Dorothy Konigsmark Ruth Garrett Ruth Bartling Christine Peterson Blanche Fisher Esther Lowe Mae Stoner and several Proksas and Garretts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Deitrich
K Street
Maxine Garrett
Jewel Munson
Agnes Groat
Wilma Benesh
Dorothy Chess
Dorothy Konigsmark
Ruth Garrett
Ruth Bartling
Christine Peterson
Blanche Fisher
Esther Lowe
Mae Stoner
L. J. Proksa
Pauline Proksa
A. W. Garrett
J. B.stoner
Doris Seabrooke Hosts Pals Class at Home
Miss Doris Seabrooke entertained the Pals class of the John Huss Memorial Sunday school at her home 1631 Hinkley Ave NW. The afternoon featured games and refreshments served by the hostess mother Mrs Arthur Seabrooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Seabrooke
John Huss
Phi Rho Society Elects Officers
The Phi Rho society elected officers at a Monday meeting held at Miss Edna Dieman's home 215 B avenue NW. Sylvia Chada was named president with Albert Michel as vice president and Marjorie Donohue as secretary and treasurer. Members of the social committee include Alice Spevacek Mildred Duscieker and Alma Turechek with Miss Dieman listed as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rho Society
Edna Dieman
B Avenue NW
Sylvia Chada
Albert Michel
Marjorie Donohue
Alice Spevacek
Mildred Duscieker
Alma Turechek
Miss Dieman
Beta Delphian Chapter Meeting at Hotel Montrose
Beta Delphian chapter will meet at the Hotel Montrose Thursday at 7 30 p m to discuss The Advent of era Music. Participants listed include Mrs Louise Padley and Misses Jane Lilja Ruby Byers Leone Zalesky Helen Schneider Norah Gott Nelle Crawford Zoe Varney and Nadine Carpenter. Meetings will be discontinued until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose
Louise Padley
Jane Lilja
Ruby Byers
Leone Zalesky
Helen Schneider
Norah Gott
Nelle Crawford
Zoe Varney
Nadine Carpenter
Jolly Pomaroes Club Meets for Afternoon of Banco
The Jolly Pomaroes club gathered at Mrs. W L Phillips home at 1015 Third Street SE for an afternoon of banco. High score honors went to Mrs. Florentine Krall with consolation to Mrs. Albin Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Pomaroes Club
W. Ll. Phillips
Third Street SE
Banco
Florentine Krall
Albin Johnson
L. W. Club Postpones Meeting to July 7 at Ellis Park
The L. W. club reschedules its Tirzah Society gathering to July 7. The group will meet at the duck pond in Ellis Park for a picnic supper Friday at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Club
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Woman's Benefit Association Meeting at Moose Hall
The Woman's Benefit Association will meet in Moose hall Wednesday at 7 30 PM. The regular meeting will be followed by a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Mary A Lane circle plans Marion meeting with Ruth Booze
The Mary A. Lane circle will meet with Ruth Booze in Marion Friday. A picnic luncheon will be served. Members are asked to take usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Lane
Ruth Booze
Marion
Winter Temple No. 78 Pythian Sisters Meeting
Winter Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters will meet in K of Phall Thursday at 8 PM Initiation of candidates planned A Flag day program to be presented by the group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. of Phall
Parlor City Camp to Host Card Party at Feiereisen Home
Parlor City Camp invites members and friends to a card party at Mrs. Florence Feiereisen’s residence 1801 Fourteenth Avenue SE on Thursday at 8 p.m. The event occurs in 1799 as noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlor City
Florence Feiereisen
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Wild Rose lodge to meet at 7:30 p m in O F hall
Wild Rose lodge No 51 L A to LA of NA holds its regular meeting Thursday at 730 pm in I O O F hall followed by a card party for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Lodge No
L. A
N. A
Maccabees Groups Plan Joint Meeting at Moose Hall
Linn Tent No. 38 and Iowa Hive No. 111 of the Maccabees announce a joint meeting set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall. The Junior Maccabees of Court No. 29 will demonstrate their ritualistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Iowa Hive
The
Maccabees
Moose Hall
U C T Auxiliary Picnic Thursday at Bever Park
The U C T Auxiliary organizes a Thursday picnic at 1 p.m. in Bever Park small pavilion. Hostesses are Mrs. M. L. Kirkman and Mrs. Walter Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C. T. Auxiliary
Bever Park
M. L. Kirkman
Walter Eaton
Alcazar Zuanna Meeting With Supreme Officers Friday
Alcazar Zuanna will meet Friday evening in the I O O F hall with supreme Ashaghi Mrs Hazel Cunningham of Des Moines and other supreme officers as guests. A dinner will be served at 6 preceding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcazar Zuanna
Supreme Ashaghi
Hazel Cunningham
Des Moines
Supreme
Fraternal Aid Union to Hold Thursday Meeting and Card Party
Fraternal Aid Union No. 172 will meet Thursday evening in Moose hall. A short business meeting will be followed by a card party with pinochle and five hundred to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid Union
No. 172
Moose Hall
Regular meeting of Jane De Lano Auxiliary held Friday
The Jane De Lano Auxiliary A W S W V meets at the Memorial building Friday evening. Initiation of candidates and election to fill a vacancy will take place. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane DeLano Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Women's Relief Corps Meeting With Lunch Planned
The Women's Relief Corps will meet in the Memorial building Thursday at 2:30 pm. A pot-luck lunch follows at 12:30. Members are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches dishes and silver. Comrades are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Memorial Building
Cedar Rapids OES Plans Friday Picnic Luncheon
Areme circle of Cedar Rapids O E S will meet Friday at 1 for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs H C Watson 2123 Greenwood drive SE. Members are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches and dishes. Mrs Anna Schneckloth is chairman of the committee assisted by Mesdames Marie Reiter Ruth Lee Witzigman and Agnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Circle
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Watson
Greenwood Drive
Anna Schneckloth
Marie Reiter
Ruthlee Witzigman
Agnes
Summer Session Opened Monday At Upper Iowa
Special to The Gazette Fayett e Upper Iowa university opened Monday with an enrollment of 107, nearly the prior year. Two five week terms run June 13 to July 16 and July 18 to 20, offering twelve weeks of normal courses or college credit. Dr. W. C. Mangold is summer school director, with regular staff members in shop and vocal departments listed among the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
W. C. Mangold
Wee Ee
Channok
Ray Bell
Cclwein
May Knoll
Harriet Cochran
the Gang
Loretta van Naness
Falls
Elizabeth Fiche
Jackson OL
Marriage Announcement for Amelia Larson and Laird Kaisand
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Amelia Larson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Larson Grinnell and Laird Kaisand son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Kaisand of Tama. The ceremony took place Saturday at Bethany Missouri. Mrs Kaisand is a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Amelia Larson
Ed Larson Grinnell
Laird Kaisand
Jacob Kaisand
Bethany
Kaisand
Fry family reunion draws 100 plus at Van Horne park
In Van Horne more than 100 Fry descendants gathered for the first annual family reunion. Prominent organizers include U S Fry and James Fry, with relatives from Perry Ames Dysart and Marion among the attendees. Leaders named: President W D Pry, Vice President Joe Lynn, Secretary Treasurer Ed Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
Fry
van Horne Park
U.S. Fry
James Fry
Susan Moyer
Rebecca Grote
Jackson County
Pennsylvania
Benton County
Big Grove Township
W. D. Pry
Joe Lynn
Rockford, Ill
Ed Fry
Dysart
Lutz
Orin Lutz
Floyd Lutz
Gladys Slater
Perry
Harry Deinninger
Centerville
John Grote
W. J. Donnelly
Marion
Charles A
Ed Krug
Jess Ridenour
Dan Fry
Henry
Arthorny
M. Armstrong
R. Gillatt
City briefs and personals drift through town
Dr. Griffin is now located in Iowa Theater Ridg. Advertisement. Mrs Ed Carson of 1212 Ellis Boulevard NW reported a Windsor rocker stolen from her front porch Wednesday. Dance Moose hall tonight admission 10c. Miss Bonnie Wise departed last night for San Diego California. Chicken supper at church Thursday. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Griffin
Iowa Theater
Ed Carson
Ellis Boulevard
Windsor
Cherries Promote Local Want Ad Rates In Gazette
A reader plea urges selling cherries to Gazette readers via the Good Things to Eat column. A police court report notes Fred Christie, 52, of 1115 Third Street SE, was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication and disturbing the peace on a Wednesday. Thornwood and the Bohemian Melody Boys perform with prices 50 and 10 cents in an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Fred Christie
Third Street
Rex Powell Pleads Not Guilty in Police Court
Rex Powell pled not guilty in police court on Wednesday to a charge of reckless driving and will be tried Thursday. Norman Durland of Marion and L W Standard were fined two dollars plus costs for parking without a rear light, while William Nelson was fined two dollars for entering an arterial highway without stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Powell
B Avenue NE
Norman Durland
Marion
L. W. Standard
First Avenue FE
William Nelson
Fourth Avenue SW
Aviator Dan Hunter to perform loops at Cedar Rapids hangar dance
Dan Hunter will fly a lighted airplane through loops spins and barrel rolls for guests at the Cedar Rapids airport hangar dance Saturday night. Fred Welch, a local boy, will parachute with flashlights on the harness and a searchlight trained on the chute. Dancing runs 9 p.m. to midnight to raise funds for airport lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Fred Welch
Salads Contest Awards Second and Third Places
Winners named for second and third in the Blue Valley dairy salad contest after Esther Chapin won first. Second prize went to Mrs. Frank J. Valenta for chicken liver salad, third to Mrs. S. N. Harris for a glorified pear salad. Other winners include Mrs. Rose Carlson, Miss Ida H. Eckenroad, and EB. B. Layman. Thousands of recipes were entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley Dairy
Esther Chapin
Frank J. Valenta
C Avenue NW
S. N. Harris
A Avenue
Rose Carlson
B Avenue NE
Ida H., Eckenroad
Fifth Street
Strawberry social at First Evangelical Thursday eve
A strawberry social is planned for Thursday evening at First Evangelical Church with advertised activities and refreshments. Proceeds likely support church programs and community outreach.
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Akem
Hoople
Wes
Mador
Ormerln
Scotland Yard
mAs Office
MR. and
Mrs. Dows
DR. and Mrs. Dille
Miss Gray
John Morrison
Clarks
Mrs. Convey Hostess
Serene O
Entertains Club
Paris Academy
Second St. SE
Tru
Sanctuary Society
Mrs
Nandell
Woman's Council
St. Paul’s District
Immaculata
Vv. R. E. Circle
Trinity Division
Kenwood Ladies Aid
Leona Scott
Reeves
Andrew
Amy
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BUNCO
Clubs
Tirzah Society
Thanls
Aa Remulie Ae
Woman's Benefit Ass’n
Winter Temple
Royal Neighbors
Wild Rose Lodge
Jane DeLano
Women’s Relife Corps
Aveme
Upper
Iowa
Garrison
W. A. Stauffer
Mendota, Ill
Clarence Fry
Keystone
Frank “Ng
Ames
Milo Whipple
Henry Grote
Emma
N. W. Ackerman
Orin Thompson
P. R En Eee
S. Pry
Ralph Grote
Herman Brehm
A. H. Fry
W. D. Fry
Methodist Church
Court House Yard
America
Milo Harper
Grundy Center
Elizabeth Vint
Beaman
Theodore Ross
Peacevalley
Father Boyle
Emil Vint
Raper
Sheldon, Mo
John Shilling
Conrad
Tom Connell
Alice Shilling
Boss
Belle Plaine
Dan Christensen
Seventh Avenue
River Road
Salt Creek
BY Claude Callan
May
Bonnie Wise
San Diego
Calif
Thornwood
Bohemian Melody Boys
Advertisement
Fairfax
Belden Hill’s
Nesper’s
Schoen
Lincoln Park
Jean Harlow
Viola Dana
Nazimova
Hollywood
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