Miss Elizabeth Bentzinger Wed to Maurice Ford
Bride Miss Elizabeth Bentzinger and Maurice Ford marry with Joy Bentzinger as maid of honor and Willis Lamb as best man. Attendants wear pastel gowns. reception for about ninety at Centerville Country Club. The couple plan to live in Knoxville after Sept 1 as Ford attends Columbia coaching school and both set to move to New York City for summer study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinzon Seagonne
Joy Bentzinger
Willis Lamb
Wendell Hise
Marshalltown
Durand Ross
Davenport
Russell Wolf
Toledo
Lee Hultbrunner
Cedar Rapids
Centerville Country Club
Ruth Packard
Centerville
George H. Hedges
Ford
D. D. Bentzinger
Coe College
Chi Omega Sorority
University of Iowa
Washington High School
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Knoxville
Des Moines
New York City
Columbia University
Lee Hillbrunner
Forest Rutgers
Fred M. Ford
Fred J. Ford
Miss Lyndall Ives to Wed Harrison Barnes at Home
A June breakfast in Ellis Park hosted by Nine G club honored Miss Lyndall Ives and her upcoming marriage to Harrison E Barnes. Guests joined a single long table with floral centerpieces, yellow butterfly favors, and forget-me-nots. Sixteen attendees shared the courtesy, with gifts presented to the bride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ives
Harry Phillips
Catherine Calder
Billings, Mont
Willa Evans to Sail From New York for Naples Research Work
Willa Evans returns from her father’s home in Washington to New York for departure on the S S Roma to Naples. She will visit the continent briefly then go to London to conduct research at the British Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Evans
British Museum
William M. Evans
Avenue NE
New York
S. S. Roma
Naples
Continent
London
Hutchison Family Return From Algona Visit
Mr and Mrs Archie Hutchison of Algona and their son and daughter in law Don C Hutchison and wife of 1940 Fifth Avenue SE have returned home after spending several days here. They traveled to Chicago last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Hutchison
Algona
Don C. Hutchison
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Riordan Family Returns From Florida Winter
Mrs. Helen C. Riordan and her children Ann Elizabeth and John and Edward C. Clark Jr of 2483 Grande avenue SE have returned from Florida after a winter visit. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Clark are away for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen C. Riordan
Ann Elizabeth
John
Edward C. Clark
Grande Avenue
Florida
Miss Doris Franklin Leaves Newport Visit
Miss Doris Franklin of Newport Route 1 returned home after a week in the city staying with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Damour at 384 Twenty first Street SE. William Henry Damour arrived a week ago and will stay longer with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Franklin
Newport
R. 1
F. W. Damour
Twenty-first Street
William Henry Damour
Shower Honors Mr and Mrs James H rty at Doucherty Home
A miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Margaret Dougherty at 1113 Nineteenth Street SE Thursday night honored Mr and Mrs James H rty who wed on June 4. Guests included Mesdames Svee Drapela Hubacek Akers Biskup Rambousek Deal McCall Roman Thom and others with many relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Doucherty
Nineteenth Street SE
James H.rty
Charles Svee
A. Drapela
F Pra
Charles Hubacek
W. J. Akers
Doe Biskup
John Rambousek
Albert Deal
E. McCall
Joe Roman
Elsie Thom md
A. E. Slocum
8. M. Lodestein
Leslie Dougherty
Clara
Ruth Averill
Shir
Vacation At Y Continues A Week For Girls
The Y program extends one more week for girls over ten with activities including tap dancing craft dramatics and Know Your City trips to Cedar Rapids industries. Marie Ann Gotchy health education secretary runs the inclusive program open to Girl Reserves and any girl who registers at the YWCA by Monday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ann Gotchy
Cedar Rapids
Shower Honors Cloane King Before July Wedding
Mrs Bert I McDowell Jr hosted a shower at 2005 Johnson Avenue W for Miss Cloane King ahead of her July marriage to Obie Peal. Bunco and five hundred provided entertainment with Obie Peal winning bunco first prize and Mrs W F King taking consolation. Leona Chadima won five hundred first prize with Mrs George Svec as consolation. Guests included several Misses and Mesdames, plus Urban J Hanrahan and the McDowells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert*i. McDowell, Jr
Johnson Avenue
Cloane King
Obie Peal
Bunco
W. F. King
Leona Chadima
George Svec
M Dorthy Schamberger
Alma Janko
Bessie Doupnik
Marydia Ann Wachal
Flender Alma Wachal
J. F P. Wachal
Libbie Janko
K. S. Peal
Brook
Bert I. Mc- Dowell
Urban J. Hanrahan
Five Mar ion women attend Phi Mu wedding in Iowa City
Dorothy Dvorak Louise Hallenbeck Charlotte Roggensack Louise Buttelier and Bessie Castle of Marion traveled to Iowa City on Thursday for the wedding of Phi Mu sister Helen Fountain of Iowa City to Stephen Fields of Chicago. The ceremony took place at the Methodist church at 8 p.m. with Rev. H. D. Henry officiating. A reception followed at the Phi Mu house hosted by the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dvorak
Louise Hallenbeck
Charlotte Roggensack
Louise Buttelier
Bessie Castle
Marion
Iowa City
Phi Mu
Helen Fountain
Stephen Fields
Chicago
Methodist Church
H. D. Henry
Carrolls and relatives depart Des Moines for New York
Mr and Mrs Frank T Carroll of Des Moines travel with Mrs Carrolls parents Mr and Mrs Frank Schulze from 320 Fifth Avenue SW leaving their three children John Janet and Charles with grandparents during the trip to attend the National Ad Club convention in New York City where Mr Carroll will serve as Des Moines Ad clubs delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Carroll
Des Moines
Birthday surprise for Mrs. Stepanek at home on Wednesday
Mrs. Louis Stepanek of 2049 D Street SW was surprised at her home Wednesday evening by friends for a birthday celebration. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Metala, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Anderle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pisney and their daughters, and many other local couples and their children enjoying music and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stepanek
D Street
William Metala
Jerry Anderle
Joseph Pisney
Louis Pisney
William Kulhavy
Tony Mraz
Ben Hur Club Hosts Card Party Saturday Evening
Ben Hur club will hold a card party this Saturday at 8 30 p.m. Mrs Margaret Quick is urging attendance at the Ben Hur roses venue for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Margaret Quick
Belle Plaine Couple Wed In Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Miss Viola Marie Benner daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carl Benner Belle Plaine and Lyle Harold Ealy son of Mr. and Mrs G W Ealy Belle Plaine married in Cedar Rapids with relatives attending The couple left for a brief wedding trip and will reside at 1516 Second Avenue Belle Plaine The bride taught rural schools in Van Horne and Chelsea communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Viola Marie Benner
Carl Benner
Belle Plaine
Lyle Harold Ealy
G. W. Ealy
City
Cedar Rapids
van Horne
Chelsea
Second Avenue
Piano Recital By Miss Batchelder At Home Studio
Miss Josephine Batchelder presented students in a piano recital at 1828 Sixth Avenue SE Thursday afternoon. Participants included Betty Markey Filo Markey Blanche Mohr Willis Mohn Dorothy Batchelder Helen Reynolds N J Markel Betty McGuire Jack Méelichar Margaret Reid Dorothy Spencer Charles de Lucia May Smith Margaret May Stone Annabelle Hershey Margaret Kellogg Marie Nelson Donald Clement Emily Morrison Joseph Markey La Vertia Mikesell Celia Tucker and Irene Besta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Batchelder
Sixth Avenue SE
Betty Markey
Filo Markey
Blanche Mohr
Willis Mohn
Dorothy Batchelder
Helen Reynolds
N. J. Markel
Betty McGuire
Jack Méelichar
Margaret Reid
Dorothy Spencer
Charles de Lucia May Smith
Margaret May Stone
Annabelle Hershey
Margaret Kellogg
Marie Nelson
Donald Clement
Emily Morrison
Joseph Markey
la Vertia Mikesell
Celia Tucker
Irene Besta
Jeanne Cantonwine Wed Kenneth M. Glackin in Vinton
Jeanne Cantonwine and Kenneth M. Glackin wed in Vinton with Daniels officiating. Attendants included Alice Cantonwine and Jack Stroud. The bride wore a green chiffon gown and guests traveled from Vin ton and Milwaukee for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Cantonwine
Kenneth M. Glackin
Alice, Henry
Alfred
Neil Bruce Cantondine
Dorothy Evans
Zora Keefer
Vinton
Loren Glackin
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
H. H. Glackin
Florence
Glenn Glackin
John Sutherland
Harold Glackin
Jack Stroud
Bonnie Bittner
Vinton High School
Glackin
Washington High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Surprise Birthday Party Honor Mrs McIlvain’s 66th
A surprise party was held at 828 Fifth Avenue SW in honor of Mrs. Charles McIlvain on her sixty sixth birthday. Five hundred dollars was played with refreshments served. High prize went to Mrs. Mary McMeel. consolation prize to Mrs. McIlvain. Guests included Mrs. Frank Cheney and many others. Mrs. McIlvain received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. McIilvain
Fifth Avenue
Charles McIilvain
Mary McMeel
Mclsivain
Frank Cheney
Tracy Fenner
Merle Cheney
Charles Nan
Bride Virginia Helm James Honored in Daniels Park Shower
Mrs Louis James formerly Miss Virginia Helm was toasted at a miscellaneous shower after a picnic in Daniels Park Thursday noon. Guests included Louise Milke Mary Charter Mildred Quass Marge Milligan Lucille Jensen Bernice Hutchroft Roberta Breidert and Vera Kincaid who later toured to Vera Kincaids home for gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis James
Virginia Helm
Daniels Park
Vera Kincaid
Louise Milke
Mary, Charter
Mildred Quass
Marge Milligan
Lucille Jensen
Bernice Hutchroft
Roberta Breidert
Westminster girls picnic at Ellis Park in sports and dinner
A Sunday school class of senior high girls from Westminster church held a picnic in Ellis Park on Thursday. They played golf and tennis before supper. Attending were Helen Hughes Isabel Smith Elizabeth Jackson Katherine Lady Mary Eleanor Stout Helen Larimer Natalie Belting Marion Bruner Isabel Selden Joyce Palmer Geraldine Zabel guest Miss Etta Boyd of Baxter and Mrs W L Zabel the class teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Church
Ellis Park
Helen Hughes
Isabel Smith
Elizabeth Jackson
Katherine Lady
Mary Eleanor Stout
Helen Larimer
Natalie Belting
Marion Bruner
Isabel Selden
Joyce Palmer
Geraldine Zabel
Etta Boyd
Baxter
W. L. Zabel
Mrs Henry ote and son visit Gordon home in Philadelphia
Mrs Henry ote and her son and Jack Gordon of Philadelphia visit at the home of Mr and Mrs L V Gordon at 523 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ote
Jack Gordon
Philadelphia
Mrs. L. V. Gordon
Seventh Avenue SE
Catherine Maloney Weds In Wyoming
Mrs. Nell H Sanders announces the marriage of her daughter Catherine to Mr. Sanders. Catherine, formerly of Cedar Rapids and a University of Wyoming student, is an Alpha Chi Omega member and Cap and Gown senior honorary. Mr Sanders is an IEE member and Scabbard and Blade. They reside in Carpenter Wyoming for the summer and return to Laramie in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Maloney
First Avenue E
Catherine
Sanders
Laramie
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
University of Wyoming
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Cap and Gown
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Scabbard and Blade
Carpenter
Wyo
Fourth Birthday Party for Earl Yanecek in Fairfax
Earl Eugene Yanecek of Cedar Rapids celebrated his fourth birthday at his grandmother Mrs. Mary Waychoff’s home in Fairfax. Guests included Vera and Joyce Kleppe, Donna Mae Ooland, Ray Waychoff, Junior Reed, Mrs. Fannie Reed, Mrs. Raymond Reed, Georgia Sund Jordis Rowray, Betty Jane Nichols, Alberta Nichols, Verma Yanecek, and L. R. Nichols. The birthday cake was made by his aunt Orrie Waychoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Eugene Yanecek
Cedar Rapids
Mary Waychoff
Fairfax
Vera
Joyce Kleppe
Walford
Donna Mae Ooland
Ray Waychoff
Junior Reed
Fannie Reed
Raymond Reed
Pairfax
Georgia Sund Jordis Rowray
Betty Jane
Alberta Nichols
Verma Yanecek
L. R. Nichols
Tenth Wedding Anniversary Surprise in Cedar Rapids
Relatives and friends of Ralph H. and Mrs. Wichman held a tenth anniversary party Tuesday at Ben Hur auditorium. Entertainment included a mock marriage, dancing, and singing by a quartet. Elmer Young supplied music. five generations were present headed by 86 year old Mahala Evans and 7 year old Kenneth Duane Wichman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Wichman
J Avenue NE
Ben Hur Auditorium
Elmer Young
Mahala Evans
W. R. Parsons
H. M. Ramming
R. H. Wichman
Kenneth Duane Wichman
Evans
R. C. Heaton
Steve Elgas
Carol Crow
Irene Loftus
George _— man
Marjorie Kelges Omigg
W. R.parsons
Wichman
George McEldon
Jean
Irene
Mark Schaible
L. G. Evans
Richard Evans
Clifford Evans
Oma Talcott
H. M. Rammng
Harry Holloway
Marjorie Holloway
B. Stark
Joe Gaines
Buddy
Earl Jacobs
Kenneth
Jack
Ramon Wichman
Cedar Rapids
Cairmont Pare
Ted Collins
Rolla Jennings
Cedar Falls
Men of Camera See But Never Are Seen
Hollywood tributes highlight camera crews and risk takers who bring thrills to audiences. Director Karl Brown notes the credits and dangers faced by stunt cameramen, from Cimarron to aerial shots. A call to request an illustrated leaflet of Favorite Recipes of Famous Stars with two cents enclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Griffith
Billy Bitzer
D. W
Billy
Karl Brown
Karl
Seine
Cimarron
Ed Cronjager
Elmer Dyer
Hollywood
Norm Devoe
Dick Grace
Kenneth Hawks
Conrad Wells
Ben Frankel
George Eastman
Otto Jordan
Robert Grandon
Contempt of Court Moment Sparks Heated Exchange
A courtroom moment captures a lawyer asking if the judge will hold him in contempt after a heated clash at the bench. The exchange shows tensions flaring as counsel attempts to push back on rulings.
Inscriptions on the new Supreme Court building
Q A list of proposed inscriptions for the west and east porticoes is given by the architect’s office: Justice Under Law and Justice The Guardian of Liberty. No decision yet on other parts. Also, the eldest son of Governor and Mrs Roosevelt, James Roosevelt, is twenty five. The piece also includes a brief on a historical custom, a Panama City population estimate of about 74,400, and an explanation of a congressman’s term as a committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Supreme Court
Panama City
Pattern 2361 Step By Step Instruction Diagrams
Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern note by Anne Adams describes a georgette frock for the matron with a deep cape collar fastened under the belt, hip snug, and a downward curved skirt. Available in sizes 36 to 46 with yardage and price details plus a Spring Fashion catalog offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
Anne Adams
End of an Era: Death of Strongman Sandow in London
W A Eugene Sandow died suddenly in London on October 14, 1925. Reports state his death likely stemmed from lasting effects of a motor accident years earlier in which he was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
D. N A
le Louvre
Paris
W. A. Eugene Sandow
London
Ear marked gold origin in sacred consecration rites
The term ear marked traces to Biblical use in consecration ceremonies where ear blood of a sacrificed lamb marked the recipient. Early practice linked sacred offerings to individuals declared absent or chosen for duty, giving the gold a formal designation.
Republicans Ready to Begin Campaign
The piece notes Republicans plan steady activity after a weekend surge. It recalls two political landmarks: repeal movement gains and Vice President Curtis's renomination victory. It mentions internal tensions involving Curtis’s sister and Alice Orth, and the surprise choice of Everett Sanders as national chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Hoover
Washington
Dolly Gann
Alice Orth
Flood of Telegrams Descends on Hoover
Hundreds of telegrams arrived at the White House on Friday congratulating President Hoover on his renomination and offering encouragement for the tough campaign ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Bentzinger
Maurice Ford
Lyndall Ives
Hutchisons
Damour Guest
Honor Doughertys
Zoric Ot
Nate Eel
Miss King
Carrolls
Leodges
Ben Hur Party
Cahills
Lyle H. Ealy
Mrs. McIlvain
Shower For Bride
Ellis
Catherine’ Maloney
Wyoming
Tru
Nell H. Sanders
Wichmans
Josephine Culbertson
Court of the United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
M. D
A. James Roosevelt
Congress
Sue White
North
South
Mrs. White
East
Cairass
Esa
Just
Geiger’s Shop
First Avenue
Rogers Bros
Spckel
Star Jewelry
South Second Street
Fowler Electric CO
Third Street SE
Band Box
Montrose Hotel
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Second Street
S.E
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