Vernon D A R Picnics On Flag Day In Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon observed Flag Day with a Bal liet chapter D A R picnic at the T S Mitchell home. Out of town guests included Mrs James Ten Eyck of Syracuse Mrs Wesley Treischmann and daughters of Waynesboro Va Miss Dollie Tabisinsky and Mrs Scarbrough of Springville Various social events accompanied the visit including a luncheon tea and a Cornell summer theater opening guests and local hosts are named with relatives from Winthrop Waterloo Cedar Falls Newton Goodhue and Cedar Rapids attending or hosting functions The Home Missionary society of the Methodist church elected new officers and Rev J B Eyestone christened Karyl Ann daughter of Mr and Mrs Vance Allyn of New London N H with relatives in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Balliet
D.A.R
T. S. Mitchell
James Ten- Eyck
Syracuse
N. Y
Wesley Treischmann
Waynesboro
Dollie Tabisinsky
Scarbrough
Springville
James TenEyck
Jordan House
TenEyck
Mary Kepler
Lara Phillips Markley
Auburndale
Fla
Cornell
Lloyd McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Aley Parsons
Albert Franklin Johnson
Cornell Summer Theater
Paul Engle
Iowa City
E. E. Moots
Elmer Swanson
Wilton Junction
J. B. Eyestone
Karyl Ann
Vance Allyn
New London
N. H
Eyestone
Away
John Allyn
Winthrop
Victor Hanson
Waterloo
Cleo Cowell
Cedar Falls
Aline Allyn
Newton
Walter Eyestone
Goodhue
Minn
Bernice Ringer
Lisbon
J. B. Ringer
Dave Ringer
L. E. Blessing
Clara Brink
Glenna van Wormer
Cedar Rapids
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Roy Young
J. J. Kidder
J. F. Keve
H. A. Bassett
Irvin Lacock
Carl Kerwin
Roy Heady
Rebekah Lodge
Ilarie Petrick
Laura Anderson
Odette Siver
Ethel Coster
Regret over wasted time changes a job fate
A man named Jack squandered opportunities by chasing fun and fashion, working only the minimum, until a more ambitious replacement takes his place. The reader asks for dating advice about a boyfriend's attention to another. Miss Manners urges focus on what matters: preserve the marriage and remove the interfering visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Miss Manners
Dasher
Governor Speaks at G A R Encampment in Iowa City
Gov. George A. Wilson will address the 65th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Iowa City during the campfire program at the Methodist church. The event follows a general meeting at the Hotel Jefferson and precedes a memorial service and parade with officer elections on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
George A. Wilson
Methodist Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Federated Patriotic Societies
Hotel Jefferson
Town City
American Association of University Women
Denver
Ethyl Martin
W. J. Petersen
Iowa Union
Triangle Club
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Lll
Baptist Women’s Association
Mary Eleanor Johnston
George E. Johnston
Earle F. Taylor
Urbana
E. H. Taylor
Rutland
Congregational Church
Avery Lambert
Evelyn Benda
Vernon Putnam
Nate Moore, Jr
Benda
J. A. Parizek
W. J. Schuller
E. A. Putnam
Wayne Putnam
Russell Putnam
Keystone Wall of Joy Marks Local Nuptials
Mrs J D Johnson received a surprise bridal shower at Mrs C A Johnsons home. A farm housewarming near Keystone honored Mr and Mrs Herman Schneider Jr with fifty attendees. Mr and Mrs C F Ackerman announce marriage of Marie Ackerman to George Lingle Jr. in Cedar Rapids. They will reside in Preston Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Johnson
C. A. Johnson
Keystone
Herman Schneider, Jr
C. F. Ackerman
Marie
George Lingle, Jr
George Lingle
Charlotte
James Blackstone
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Preston, Ia
Brides-Elect Mary Walsh to Wed George L Schuler
Mrs J J Walsh of 1216 First Avenue W announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Mary to George L Schuler of Cedar Rapids. The couple plans to wed June 28 at St Patrick's church Ruthven and Cedar Rapids residents are the parents involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Walsh
First Avenue W
Mary
George L. Schuler
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Schuler
Ruthven
St. Patrick's Church
Local Club Events Highlight Wyoming Social Season
June hostesses Mrs. C A Huston Mrs Don Wherry and others lead church aid society activities. Cozy club and Everready club gatherings feature hostesses and programs. Guests include Mrs. Ward Kent Miss Edith Wyrick and Mrs H C State from Indianapolis. Engagement announced for Truly Kioubec to William E Melsha with wedding set for July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Huston
Don Wherry
Routh Mallicoat
Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Huston
Lester French
John von Sprecken
William Peck
Meinhardt Thomsen
Everready
Austin Allen
Ward Kent
Edith Wyrick
East Ridge Club
Oxford Junction Club Programs and Social Highlights
The Clio club met with Mrs. G H Cress and led by Mrs. Walter Wolgemuth on Grace Nell Crowell the Poet and Woman. Oxford Junction Community club held a flag day program with several members and readings. Royal Neighbors of America plan the twenty second district meeting in the Z C B J hall with Grace McCurdy from Rock Island as supreme oracle and a rhythm band from the local school. Prizes were awarded at bridge to Miss Emma Williams Mrs Thomas Hanwardson and Mrs Norine Sobotka. Out of town guests included Mrs J F Hough Helen and Miss Emma Williams of Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
G. H. Cress
Walter Wolgemuth
Grace Nell Crowell
Frank H. Peckosh
Oxford Junction Community Club
Tillie Pashek
Hilda Volk
Rita Peckosh
Tillie Coon
Lillian Bees
E. E. Phillips
Emma Becken
Anna Lasack
Royal Neighbors of America
Z. Cc. B. J. Hall
Oxford Junction
Jones, Johnson
Linn
Supreme Oracle
Grace McCurdy
Rock Island, Ill
J. F. Hough
Helen
Emma Williams
Clinton
Springville Social Highlights and Armstrong Reunion
Springville hosts bridge club at Marion Country Club with prizes won by Mesdames Levien and Johnstons. Armstrong reunion to be held at Butler Park today with eighty attendees including distant guests from Eagle Rock California and Nevada Ia. Also noted are a home gathering for Mrs Pherrin of Orlando and a Davenport district Queen Esther circle rally at Springville Methodist church. Paula Ann Rinderknecht of Atkins announces her daughter’s engagement to Maynard Olson of Cedar Rapids. wedding set for June 24 at the Little Brown church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. T. Schwab
I. K. Gibson
Marion Country Club
Mesdames
E. H. Levien
Ivan Johnston
L. A. Johnston
Armstrong
Butler Park
Decia Miller Randall
Eagle Rock
Calif
Emmet Armstrong
Nevada
Leo Armstrong
Ames
Mount Vernon
Martelle
Springville
Claire Carnahan
Cleo Dunlap Pherrin
Orlando
Fla
Carnahan
Pherrin
Queen Esther Circle
Davenport
Springville Methodist Church
G. C. Rinderknecht
Atkins
Paula Ann
Cedar Rapids
Maynard Olson
Charles Olson
Norway
Little Brown Church
Lisbon Bride-To-Be Weds Max Waln At Country Home
The Lisbon country home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Border hosts the wedding of their daughter Eulalia Border to Max Waln of Madison Wisconsin at 12 30 p m The couple plan to establish their home in Madison The bride attended the local school and worked in Cedar Rapids The groom is a Roosevelt high school graduate from Cedar Rapids and has worked for Witwer company He is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Waln of Mount Vernon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Clarence Border
Eulalia
Max Waln
Madison
Wis
Gaylord S. Hamilton
Elmer Border
Mechanicsville
Wilton Gunn
Earl Wain
Wilfried H. Bicknese
Bernice Ringer
Buell Miller
B. E. Ringer
John Lowe
Mildred Huey
Mary Esther Boyd
Nora Robertson
Lowe
Robertson
C. E. Cogdal
Mount Vernon-Lisbon
Harley A. Cook
Blairs Ferry Road
Harriet M
Clarence J. Kissling
Monticello Schodde family gathers at Wapsipinicon State Park
Monticello residents and relatives from Cedar Rapids Minneapolis Denver and Omaha attended a family gathering at Wapsipinicon State Park Ana mosa. Events included a kitchen shower for Edith Schneider and a League of Women Voters luncheon with a program by Mrs. Walker Childress and Hamilton. A women’s golf day at the local country club featured Mrs. Shaffer and prize winners Stahler and Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schodde
Wapsipinicon State Park
Anamosa
Glenn Schodde
Stephen
Minneapolis
Harold Schodde
Denver
Co. A. Clark
Charles Clark
Lorraine
Craig
A. Schodde
Robert Clark
Alberta Schuknecht
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Walker
Ray Childress
T. E. Hamilton
Winifred Blake
Omaha
William Shaffer
Imogene Stahler
L. J. Swift
L. W. Lovell
A. M. Maurice
Janet Hazard
Cc. G. Thomas
H. S. Richardson
Charles Coxsee
B. B. McLaughlin
W. H. Shaffer
Ben Cotton
Methodist Sunday School Guests Attend Halstead Home
Brandon Junior Girls class visited Betty Halstead to the east of town on Tuesday evening. Georgia and Lula Rouse provided entertainment. A O D O club met with Mrs Gates, planning the July 16 Riverside Park picnic at Vinton with husbands in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Halstead
L. J. Halstead
Georgia
Lula Rouse
F. O. Gates
Katie Kizer
Edith Stainbrook
Riverside Park
Vinton
Birthday Tea Hosts Sinnic Ladies Aid Society
The birthday group hosted the Ladies Aid society at a tea on Wednesday with Mrs. Gertrude Morin pouring and Mrs. Bertha Beck assisting. Prizes were won by Galilee Harding and Ruth Werden. Marguerite Scott Ethel Gilmore and Ruth Werden organized the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Gertrude Morin
Bertha Beck
Galilee Harding
Ruth Werden
Marguerite Scott
Ethel Gilmore
Local Society Meetings This Week
The Dorcas Circle meets with Mrs. Winona Lockeridge on Tuesday. The Altar Society gathers Friday with Dorothy Geiger. Mrs. Emma Husted hosted the Poinsettia Club on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Winona Lockeridge
Altar Society
Dorothy Geiger
Emma Husted
Poinsettia Club
Local card party at Wapsi Pinicon Country Club
Anamosa hosts Mrs Frank Maudsley and committee at Wapsi pinicon Country Club card party on Wednesday. Mrs George Fegan led high in contract and Mrs Clifford Strawman won auction bridge. A Friday brunch at the Smith home featured a Mexican themed four course menu for twelve with guests Mrs John Perrine Miss Lavetta Perrine of Monticello and Mrs M M Rivisto of STIR VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maudsley
O. A. Rife
J. E. Tyler
M. E. Hunt
H. F. Dolan
Julius Westphal
Wapsipinicon
Smith
John Perrine
Lavetta Perrine
Monticello
M. M. Rivisto
Stir
Bridal Shower Bridges and Club Prizes Across town
Mechanicsville held a bridge and shower for Betsy Lane Heywood after her marriage to Norman H. Meyer last Saturday. Prizes went to Mildred More, John I. Cook, and Beryl Stoffel. Emanon Bridge club guests included Audrey Levien and others with Norris, Moffit, and Boyd winning prizes. Garden club met with Jane McCormick as speaker and Alvin Davidson won a traveling vase. Club to meet at Tipton rose garden for a talk by Mr. Wingert of Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Littig
Betsy Lane Heywood
Norman H. Meyer
Mildred More
John I. Cook
Beryl Stoffel
John Danly
Emanon Bridge Club
John L. Lynch
Peter Klimek
Sam Boyd
Audrey Levien
Allene Norris
Maurice Moffit
Boyd
H. J. Maurer
Jane McCormick
Alvin Davidson
Whittier Garden Club Hosts Bouquet Prize Winner
Whittier Home and Garden Club met with Mrs Lucy Tindall and Mrs Addie Kinkead Tuesday. Hazel Kennedy led the program. Dr Ross won best bouquet from her garden. Mrs Albert Taylor and Mrs Lulu Stephenson hosted Whittier Ladies Aid Society Thursday. Whittier Sunday School plans a picnic today at Anamosa Park with the Young People class, winners in a recent attendance contest, as guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Garden Club
Lucy Tindall
Addie Kinkead
Hazel Kennedy
Ross
Albert Taylor
Lulu Stephenson
Whittier Ladies’ Aid Society
Whittier
Anamosa Park
National Iced Coffee Week ideas and party notes
Dorothy Ames Carter offers iced coffee recipe ideas with flavored whipped cream and additives like cinnamon mint orange rind and chocolate. Cedar Rapids stores promote Wicked White nail polish with tinted pink to reduce glare. Juniors’ Cotton Ball gala notes praise gowns, dances, and prizes while Mrs Mickel catalogs Gazette puzzle themes with 660+ entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ames Carter
New York
Coffee Supreme
Cedar Rapids
Marie Nelson and Richard Hale wed in Westminster church
Miss Marie Elinor Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris M Nelson 219 Fifteenth street SE became the bride of Richard Lloyd Hale son of Mrs Elizabeth Hale 952 N street SW at Westminster Presbyterian church. The Rev James H Blackstone officiated. After a luncheon the couple left for Chicago and will reside at 1415 Fifth avenue SE after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Elinor Nelson
Chris M. Nelson
Fifteenth Street
Richard Lloyd Hale
Elizabeth Hale
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James H. Blackstone
Beulah Wessale
Marie Shipper
John O’dean
Anamosa
More Tea Tray Outside In Summer
A seasonal note urges a porch or lawn social with iced tea or coffee and sour milk coffee cake. Ingredients include sour milk, soda, eggs, flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt, with a cinnamon butter nut topping.
Raspberry jam ring swirl pastry and related home notices
Instructions describe making raspberry jam rings with sifts of flour and milk batter then glaze. A second recipe outlines cranberry rolls with jam filling and a butter glaze baked at 400 degrees. Additional brief notices report Dr. and Mrs. McConkie returning from Wisconsin and a Clarke club dinner bridge event at the Roosevelt hotel with reservation contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Club
Roosevelt Hotel
John Bormann
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Vernon D.A.R
Playboy
G.A.R
Ray J. Whitmore
Oscar Workman
Dempsey
Dempsey’s
Second Avenue
DIAL
Lasswell
Mary Walsh
Wyoming
H. A. Kioubec
Ninth Avenue SE
William E. Melsha
A. L. Melsha
Sixteenth Street
Miss Truly Kloubec
Thompson
Paula Rindeeknecht
Harriet Cook
Brandon
Sanford
Tattle-Tales
Sam Hedges
Charlie Knox, JR
Margaret Barngrover
Marian Durin
Jean Ross
Massillon, O
Anita Dunn
Marianne Corey
Barbara Roger
Katherine Luberger
Pat Graves
Marjorie Love
Kay Stark
Barb Bloomhall
Jane Hlacey
W. E. Mickel
the Gazette
Schoen
Marie Nelson
Richard Hale
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Service
Bismarck
Clarke Club Meeting
Mrs. Lowe Wostess
George H. Lowe
Blake Boulevard
First Lutheran Church
H. E. Miller
Henry Scherer
Phyllis Meyers
MacDowell
Damozel
Novello
Marabelle Fuller
Coe College
Zotos
Pte Tote Gearnsten Gariteate
Zotos and Haldy
First Avenue East
Paris
Beauty Salon
Killian Company
Sara Park Salon
Mary Well Beauty Shop
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