Two June Weddings Announced For Cedar Rapids Pair
Engagement news from Norway and Atkins announces two weddings on June 28. Miss Margaret Tow will wed Edward Rinderknecht, son of Henry Rinderknecht, while Dorothy Rinderknecht will marry Henry Lange of Davenport. The ceremonies, both at Trinity Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids, will be at 4 p.m. with Rev. G Rickels officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Tow
Norway
Henry Rinderknecht
Atkins
Margaret Tow
Edward Rinderknecht
Dorothy Rinderknecht
Henry Lange
Davenport
Helen Lange
Muscatine
G. Rickels
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
Miss Konecny and Kessler to Wed on June 24
Miss Wilferne Konecny daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Konecny of 1929 Park Ave SE and Donald L Kessler son of Dr and Mrs IL A Kessler of 2108 Greenwood Dr SE will marry on Tuesday June 24 at noon at the First Congregational Church with Rev W A Jacobs officiating. A wedding luncheon will follow at the Roosevelt Hotel. The bridal party includes maid of honor Betty Stevenson Des Moines and bridesmaids Betty Hemsky and Betty Kessler. Best man Donald Lundquist Chicago with ushers Edward McManus Keokuk and Russell Waldron. The couple plan to attend the University of Minnesota commencement this weekend where Miss Konecny will graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilferne Konecny
W. G. Konecny
Park Avenue SE
Donald L. Kessler
Il.a. Kessler
Greenwood Drive
First Congregational Church
W. A. Jacobs
Konecny
Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Keneeny
Betty Stevenson
Des Moines
Betty Hemsky
Betty Kessler
Donald Lundquist
Chicago
Kessler
Edward McManus
Keokuk
Russell Waldron
Marriage of Virginia Smith to Dr. C C Randall Noted in Cedar Rapids
Announcement from Iowa City parents Mr and Mrs James Smith of Sumner confirms the marriage of their daughter Virginia Smith to Dr Charles C Randall of Iowa City formerly of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony occurred Sunday June 8 at Bethany Lutheran Church in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Smith
Iowa City
Charles C. Randall
Cedar Rapids
James Smith
Sumner
Randall
Frank H. Randall
Lexington, Ky
Fred M. Higley
Sixteenth Street
Mark J. Steege
Bethany Lutheran Church
Kay Smith
Chandler Higley
University of Iowa Nurses’ Training School
University Hospital
University of Kentucky At
Lexington
Vanderbilt University
University of Iowa Hospital
Denver
Colo
Fitzsimons Hospital
Medical Corps
Local families host social gatherings and career news
Lieut Robert Lamson here for a week with parents at 231 Twenty fifth street SE. Donald Barry and Miss Patricia Barry, UC Colorado grads, honored guests at a family dinner. Kathryn Lynch visits the Donald Lynches with her mother Miss Lynch to Cedar Rapids before Davenport. Donald Barry to Seattle to join Boeing Aircraft. Granddaughter Jane Ball wedding rehersal for Lawrence McLeod at First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lamson
Shenandoah
R. D. Spears
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Donald Barry
Patricia Barry
University of Colorado
Donald S. Barry
Fourth Avenue SE
Mr. Barry
F. M. Boyden
Oak Park
Margaret Barry
Owen T
Kathryn Lynch
St. Luke's Hospital
Davenport
Donald R. Lynch
Blake Boulevard
High Twelve Parley Plans Active Cedar Rapids Program
International High Twelve convention opens in Cedar Rapids for a three day session. Mrs. Ervin F. Stepanek is general chairman for women’s activities with Mrs. Ed Hruska as general vice chairman. Activities include a Roosevelt hotel reception, an Amanas trip, a fun night, a brunch at Cedar Rapids Country Club, a city tour, and a banquet. Co chairs include Mrs. Clark A. Beems and Mrs. J Wl. Burgar with a long committee list. Guest host Mr. James J. Blask arrives from West Allis for a visit with the Keevers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ervin F. Stepanek
Ed Hruska
Roosevelt Hotel
Amanas
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Clark A. Beems
J Wl. Burgar
George Laird
H. A. Rundquist
F. Engel
To Be Bride Of Lieut E H Jebe
La Porte City announces the engagement of Noma Rupprich to Lieut E H Jebe both of La Porte City. The wedding will be at First Evangelical church in Cedar Falls Monday. Miss Rupprich studied at Iowa State Teachers College and taught music before supervising music in Collingdale Pa. Lieut Jebe earned degrees in agricultural economics and statistics at Iowa State College and is on extended army duty at Fortress Monroe Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Charles Rupprich
LaPorte City
Noma
E. H. Jebe
Jurgen Jebe
First Evangelical Church
Cedar Falls
Rupprich
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
Collingdale
Epsilon Phi Epsilon
Kappa Phi Club
Jebe
Iowa State College
Chi Phi
Phi Kappa Psi
Scabbard and Blade
United States Department of Agriculture
Army
Fortress Monroe
Yah
Coast Artillery School
Harry
Killian
Killian’s
Rotary Convention Delegates Leave Cedar Rapids
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lattner and their daughter travel to Denver where Lattner will serve as Cedar Rapids Rotary delegate. Mr. and Mrs. S. Glenn Kempe and their daughter depart for Denver with Kempe acting as Cedar Rapids Rotary delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Lattner
Stephen F. Pardera
Denver
Lattner
Cedar Rapids
Rotary International Convention
S. Glenn Kempe
Kempe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Konecny
Mr. Kessler
Jean Joyce
National Street
Killian Company
C. C. Randall
Barry
Seattle
Wash
Boeing Aircraft Company
J. F. Ralls
J. F. Rall
Seventeenth Street
Jane Ball
Lawrence McLeod
O. Anderson
B. J. Newburger
E. H. Gundling
Guy P. Linville
R. H. Weldhouse
Fred E. Collard
Lee Eckert
Andrew Petersen
Ervin R. Moen
Jay W
Hesser
Pp. Davis
Fred H. Killen
Arthur E. Chase
Mariam Dieman
J. J. Shepard
B. L. Knight
M. D. McWilliams
I. B. McGladrey
Carl K. Linge
Willis A. Glassgow
Alvin W. Allen
James J. Blask
Keevers
West Allis
Wis
Nevin Nichols
Country Club Parkway SE
Edward A. Kuehn
Vandalia
Russell F. Knapp
Byron K. Anderson
Kenneth Madden
Laura Gillen
Boisens
J. E. Boisen
C Avenue NE
Dorothy Boisen
St. Louis
Miss Boisen
Miss Gillen
Sems Chmecry College
Jacksonville
Noma Rupfprich
Kenwood
Third Fleet
Floer
Rotary
Nora A. Gott
C. R. Savings Bank
the Killian Company
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