Craemer Elected Head of Sanctuary Society at Immaculate Conception
Mrs. N P Craemer was elected president of the Sanctuary Society of Immaculate Conception Church for the coming year at the annual meeting held Tuesday evening. Elected other officers include Mrs Harry Mealey as vice president and Miss Anna Hanson as treasurer. Retiring officers are Mrs S A Sanders Mrs Larry Halpin Mrs Walter French and Miss Magdalene Popp. An ice cream social was planned to conclude activities until the second week in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas P. Craemer
Sanctuary Society of the Immaculate Conception Church
Harry Mealey
Anna Hanson
A. J Danner
Bernice Shelley
S. A Sanders
Larry Halpin
Walter French
Magdalene Popp
Sanders
Mr and Mrs J Harold Horan Return From European Trip
Mr and Mrs J Harold Horan of 2135 Blake Boulevard SE arrived home Thursday after visiting England France and Germany. They sailed from Hamburg on the President Harding and landed in New York last Saturday. After several days in New York they returned to Cedar Rapids, having left on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Harold Horan
Blake Boulevard
Europe
England
France
Germany
Hamburg
President Harding
New York
Cedar Rapids
Jamieson-Tiep Marriage To Be In Des Moines
Miss Helen Tiep daughter of Mr and Mrs W Tiep of 2030 Grande avenue SE will marry Jack Jamieson of Des Moines in Des Moines Sunday evening at 7 at the home of Miss Tiep's grandmother Mrs A Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tiep
W Tiep
Grande Avenue SE
Jack Jamieson
Des Moines
Miss Tiep
A Fink
Mrs J D Houser to attend Camp Fire guardians course
Mrs J D Houser travels from 1405 Seventh Avenue SE to Omaha for a national training course for Camp Fire guardians over the weekend. She will visit her parents Rev Mr and Mrs W W Hull in St Edward Neb. Dr Houser will join her in St Edward on June 23 and they plan to return around July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D Houser
Seventh Avenue
Omaha
St Edward
Neb
W W Hull
Houser
St Patrick’s Class of 1931 Hosts Shower for Two Members
The St Patrick's High School class of 1931 held a Wednesday evening shower for Miss Genevieve Dolan and Miss Emmaline Eagan at Miss Margaret Giblin's home. The evening featured games and refreshments served by class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's High School
Genevieve Dolan
Emmaline Eagan
Margaret Giblin
Dean L Beatty Guest at Hromek Home in Newton
Dean L Beatty of Grinnell College is visiting as a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry J Hromek at 715 Second Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olpitou L.beatty
Giinnell College
Henry J Hromek
Second Avenue
Country Club Crowd Hears Heavyweight Fight Broadcast
Nearly 100 fight fans gathered at Cedar Rapids Country Club for Thursday evening radio side seats to hear the heavyweight championship bout. The usual Thursday family dinner drew the large turnout as the group stayed almost to a person to listen to the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
John Huss Ladies Aid silver tea draws seventy five attendees
The John Huss Ladies Aid held a Wednesday afternoon silver tea in the church parlors with about seventy five guests. A program of music and readings was presented by Fern Mrstik Angeline Hunter Rosie Kosina and others. Volunteers managed reception decor refreshments and program duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huss
Clifford Jensen
Mary Louise Vokolek
Fern Mrstik
Jeannette LeMar
Isabelle Davies
Iola
Luella Jones
Libbie Fickeys
Ellen Samek
Rose Ann Kubovec
C W Harrop
F D Chada
John Patterson
Joe Samek
J Hunter
L. K McKee
E . Fields
F Klepach
J Mikulecky
L K McKee
A. H. Schiuntz
H. Jensen
Bluff View Aid Society Picnic Dinner Hosts
The Bluff View Aid society met Wednesday for a picnic dinner at Mrs. Ben Purath’s home on afount Vernon road. The next meeting will be at the Duck Pond in Ellis Park on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid Society
Ben Purath
Afount Vernon Road
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Lila Brutsman Weds William J Thompson of Quincy
Lila Brutsman married William J Thompson in the home of her parents at 3516 First Avenue NE with Rev E Winslow Brown performing the double ring ceremony. Out-of-town guests included Hummel family of Newton and Huggans family of Wyomings. couple to settle at LaPrairie Illinois after June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brutsman
First Avenue NE
Lila Brutsman
William J Thompson
Quincy, Ill
E. Winslow Brown
Hilda Hiatt
Richland
Lohengrin
Charles
Maxine
Newton
Bessie Hendrickson
Howard and
James Story
Springville
Vivian Weibel
Fairbank
Elmer Storm
Charles Huggans
Wyoming
Walters Anniversary Picnic At Ellis Park
A Tuesday evening celebration marked Glen and Mrs Walters twelfth wedding anniversary with a picnic at Ellis Park attended by Ralph and Gene Hoffman James Daugherty the Walters family Nadine and Joan Schrader Loren Schrader Leonard Eye Maxine Mikota and guests Benish of Western Close of Deep River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Glen Walters
Ralph Hoffman
Gene
James Daugherty
Nadine
Joan
Loraine Schrader
Loren Schrader
Leonard Eye
Maxine Mikota
John J Benish
Western
Blanche Close
Deep River
Birthday party honors Irene Miner with Bunco prizes
Mrs Agnes Miner assisted by Mrs B Hensley entertained friends for Irene Miner's sixteenth birthday Wednesday evening at her home. Bunco was played and prizes went to Lucile Steyne, Paul Lowy, Weld Smart and Loyal Meek, with Frances Trubcek, Nola Wenke, Agnes Barta, Maxine Anderson, Doris Batten, Kenneth Collins, William Hensley, Orville Louvar, George Moran, Harry Lewis and Leland Holmquest among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Miner
B Hensley
Irene
Bunco
Lucile Steyne
Paul Lowy
Weld& Smart
Loyal Meek
Frances Trubcek
Nola Wenke
Agnes Barta
Maxine Anderson Doris Batten
Kenneth Collins
William Hensley
Orville Louvar George Moran
Harry Lewis
Leland Holmquest
Mrs Hilborns Pupils Recital At Hotel Roosevelt
Mrs Eleanor Hilborn will present a group of her piano pupils in a recital at the Hotel Roosevelt Saturday afternoon at 2. The public is invited to attend. Participants include Mary Ellen Dennis Carl Svoboda Kathryn Barngrover Millcent Svoboda Shirley Anne Hilborn Janet Dennis Marianne Corey Katheryn Mae Greene Joan Yessler Margaret Barngrover Winifred Murray Dorothy Blodgett and Glenys McHardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hilborn
Hotel Roosevelt
Mary Ellen Dennis
Carl Svoboda
Kathryn Barngrover
Millcent Svoboda
Shirley Anne Hilborn
Janet Dennis
Marianne Corey
Katheryn Mae Greene
Joan Yessler
Margaret Barngrover
Winifred Murray
Dorothy Blodgett
Glenys McHardy
Lincoln Guests Attend Mu Phi Epsilon Convention
Mrs Mary Hall Thomas Miss Marian Williamson and Miss Margaret Kimmel of Lincoln Neb along with Mrs C H Williamson of West Union were guests Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs R R Williamson and Miss Laura Williamson 1715 Washington avenue SE They travel to Atlantic City N J for the national Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority convention then to New York City to study at Juilliard and Columbia Miss Williamson and Miss Kimmel study voice and organ while Mrs Thomas pursues voice culture ensemble singing and church music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hall Thomas
Marian Williamson
Margaret Kimmel
Lincoln, Neb
C. H. Williamson
West Union
R. R. Williamson
Laura Williamson
Washington Avenue
Lincoln
Atlantic City
N. J
Mu Phi Epsilon Music Sorority
New York City
Juilliard School of Music
Columbia University
Carol Jane Mueller Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs. George A. Mueller hosted a party at 1539 E avenue NE in honor of her daughter Carol Jane on her sixth birthday. Guests included Mavis McLain Lois Ralston Bonnie Peterson Phyllis Anne Smith Claire DeVonne Hardin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Mueller
E Avenue NE
Carol Jane
Mavis McLain
Lois Ralston
Bonnie Peterson
Phyllis Anne Smith
Claire DeVonne Hardin
Vernon Harriman
Dewey Willis Dickie Hunter
Billie Britten
Dean Ring
David Ring
Jimmie Hamilton
Douglas Redies
David Hoyt
Charles Hammond
Carol June Mueller
Mueller
Norma
Enid Mueller
Fred. Redies
J. W. Ellenberger
Friendly Strollers plan Sunday Milwaukee bridge stroll
The Friendly Strollers will meet West-siders at the Plaza at 2 15 and join East-siders at First Avenue and Thirteenth Street for a parade to the Milwaukee bridge Sunday. They depart at 2 30. Car owners should pick up those without transport. A wiener roast and fund collection are planned. Burton Hammons will lead the group. about forty joined last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Bridge
Linn Junction
Plaza
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Burton Hammons
Tawakit Camp Fire Elects New Officers
The Tawakit Camp Fire group met at guardian Margaret Youngs home and chose Erma Lee Young president Dorothy Kepler vice president Ruth Klepach secretary Helen Bell treasurer Louise Ann Crumb scribe. Others present included Betty Ann Blecher Audrey Getlin Margaret Young and Maxine Kepler assistant guardian. A picnic and work on thrift and health charts were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawakit
Margaret Young
Erma Lee Young
Dorothy Kepler
Ruth Klepach
Helen Bell
Louise Ann Crumb
Betty Ann Blecher
Audrey Getlin
The
Guardian
Maxine Kepler
Foreman and Stoecker Wed at Davenport Ceremony
Miss Jocie L. Foreman and Stanley L. Stoecker both of Cedar Rapids were married at A Little Bit of Heaven in Davenport on Thursday at 11 a.m. Rev F A Court of St John's Episcopal officiated. Attendants were Miss Esther Johnson and Clifford Foreman. The bride wore an eyeshell moire gown with roses and baby’s breath. Miss Johnson wore blue organdie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocie L. Foreman
Stanley L. Stoecker
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
F. A. Court
St. John's Episcopal Church
Esther Johnson
Clifford Foreman
Pieces of Eight Club Tea Event at Lewis Room
Miss Evelyn Domschot hosted the Pieces of Eight club at the Lewis tea room Thursday evening. Bunco prizes went to Ruby Thompson and Marian Lana. attendees included Mildred Hasek Hazel Thompson Margaret Batten Margaret Henderson Elsie Shimek and the hostess.
White Grows Important In Men's Sports Shoes
The article surveys summer footwear trends for men highlighting white shoes in several styles. Wing-tip buckskin with perforations, white buckskin straight-tip, and plain toe styles appeal to different ages. Ventilated perforated shoes offer breathability, while jai-alai shoes with crepe soles target active use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Busy Six Club meets at Mrs McEndree home
The Busy Six club gathered Wednesday afternoon at 1019 Tenth Street SW with Mrs Marion McEndree. Mrs Robert Fryrear will host the club on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion McEndree
Tenth Street
Robert Fryrear
Memorial services planned by B of L E divisions in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids divisions No. 159 B of L E and Mercy No. 51 GIA will hold joint memorial services Sunday at 3 in Odd Fellow hall. Members and friends of the order are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Division
B of L. E
Mercy Division
GIA
B of
L. E
Odd Fellow Hall
The
Order
Tiny Canadian Town Has No Unemployment
EDMONTON Alta. Cameron Bay on Great Bear lake is a unique Canadian town with no unemployment due to a rush to mine rich silver and radium-bearing pitchblende. The district's population is occupied in radium hunting, with a shortage of workers until navigation reopens in July when university students and treasure-seekers may fill jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Cameron Bay
Great Bear Lake
Canada
Ernest Rivers
Toronto
Rivers
U S Citizens Honored By National Boy Scouts
Seven prominent citizens received Silver Buffalo awards from the Boy Scouts of America at the National Scout Council meeting in Buffalo New York. Recipients included Newton D. Baker Col Theodore Roosevelt Charles E Cotting John M Phillips Paul Percy Harris George Albert Smith and Kenerick Kernochan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Boy Scouts of America
National Scout Council
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Charles E. Cotting
Boston
John M. Phillips
Pittsburgh
Paul Percy Harris
Chicago
George Albert Smith
Salt Lake City
Kenerick Kernochan
New York Us
New Calendar of Even 52 Weeks Proposed
At the American Association of Variable Star Observers annual meeting at the Franklin Institute John A Ingham of Leonia proposed a fifty two week year with an extra day every six years The scheme from the Established Protestant church of Roumania keeps Sundays fixed and avoids shifting the weekly rest day unlike other plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Association of Variable
Franklin Institute
Atv
John A. Ingham
Leonia
Roumania
Monument repairs to test engineers in Washington DC
The Washington Monument will be cleaned and repaired with PWA funds in a 140 day project supervised by the National Park Service. Sixteen workers will erect scaffolding to 555 feet, seal crevices, rinse with pure soap and water, and ventilate the shaft while visitors stay allowed under safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Washington Monument
PWA
National Park Service of the Interior Department
Red-Haired Negro Bullet Bounced From Head
Redman Lewis, a Black man known to frequent a local freight yard, reported a .22 caliber bullet struck his head as he climbed from a coal car. He felt a sting, found the bullet, and was otherwise uninjured. Police investigate unidentified assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Red
Redman Lewis
Lewis
Cat Jumped From Plane At About A Thousand Feet
Roanoke Virginia report says a tabby mascot at the airport jumped from a flying plane at about 1000 feet after failing to exit before takeoff. The cat, known for sleeping in planes on the ground, leapt as the aircraft climbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Yancey Plans Air Trip Into Jungles
Captain Lewis A. Yancey, famed transatlantic flyer, announced plans for a winter 1935 36 air expedition to study Mayan ruins in Central America. Three autogyros will fly from Belez Honduras into Yucatan jungle sites with Tulane University and sponsors backing the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Central America
Capstain
Lewis A. Yancey
Transatlantic
Montana
Yancey
Tulane University
Sparkplug
Belez
Honduras
Yucatan
Wonderful New Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
Preserve your skin with the new Wonderful Face Powder MELLO-GLO used by many women. Its special tint and finish seem youthful, MELLO-GLO stays on longer, prevents large pores, and spreads smoothly. Purest powder, does not irritate skin. 50c and 1. May Drug Co. advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Drug Co
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N. P. Craemer
Sanctuary Society
J. Harold Horans
Mrs. Houser
Grinnell
Dean
Country Club Group
Hears Fight
John Huss Aid
Dows Bldg
Sandmer
U.S. FA
Second Street
Wm. J. Thompson
Quincy
Ellis
Children's Party
Tawakit Camp
Foreman-Stoecker
Kelvinator
Nelrinc Naper
Tudy
Keisinator
Cedar Rapids Kelvinator Company
Third Street
DIAL
Directed By
York
Clubs
B. of
L. E. Services
U. S
National
Boy Scouts
Tableta
Parkelp
Cidar Rapins Health Center
ORC
Statesman III
David Lloyd George
Tulane
Ankle Sox
Neumode
Second St. SE
F. J. Prout
D.C
First Ave
Chifron
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