Two Parties Honor Miss Mary Kay House
Two social events celebrated Miss Mary Kay House this week. A dinner at 3120 Thirtysixth Street NE hosted by Mrs Harrs Flow included Lucile Weiditz Doris Salmonson Jeanne Street Connie Smith and Carroll Wander. A second party, a prime dinner at the YWCA hosted by LaPlant Choate Manufacturing guests numbered forty three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kay House
John Durwood Greig
Harrs
Thirtyesixts Street
Miss House
Lucile Weiditz
Doris Salmonson
Jeanne Street
Connie Smith
Carroll Wander
YWCA
LaPlant-Choate Manufac
C Company
Faye Mac Tauceart
Strawberry Point
Hose
Gayle Armstrong
Ethel Brook
Helle Richards
Margaret Humpheys
Social Luncheons and Dinners Highlight Cedar Rapids Calendar
Local social notes detail hosting of bridge luncheons, dinners, and showers as Cedar Rapids society welcomes out of town guests and brides elect. Entries name Mrs Frank Heald Mrs Ralph Clements Mrs Ronald Fyans and others hosting gatherings for twelve guests including Barbara Coffman Barbara Shonka Tatsie Linge and Miss Joan Chehak among honorees and attendees.
Brodine Plans Return After Visit With Moore Family
Donald Brodine of Boston Mass will return home Saturday after spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest R Moore 536 Knollwood Drive SE Mrs Brodine and her daughter Ruey also stay for the summer with the Moores Tuesday the Brodines and Ruey visited Mr and Mrs Ivar Brodine in Sioux City where his parents reside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
Donald Brodine
Boston
Mass
Brodcine
Weekend visit and wedding plans noted
Arriving Friday evening to spend the weekend with Miss Connie Sheridan at 1803 B avenue NE, Miss Mardy Wengert of Town City will attend the wedding of Miss Joan Chehak and Richard Nazette on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Sheridan
B Avenue NE
Mardy Wengert
Town City
Wengert
Joan Chehak
Richard Nazette
Mothers Club Minutes Mention Emotion Development Talk
The Mothers' club met on Thursday at Mrs. George Svec's home. Mrs. Robert Milota spoke on child emotional development. A picnic is planned July 27 at Ells Park wading pool. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Panek's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
George Svec
Second Street
Robert Milota
Ells Park
Charles Panek
Highland Drive
Bridal Dinner Honoring Miss Christine Bjornsen and Don Yungman
The bridal dinner for Christine Bjornsen and Don Yungman, to be married Friday evening at Trinity Lutheran Church, was hosted by the bride elect’s brother and sister-in-law at their home. Attendees included the bride’s mother Mrs C Bjornsen, the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs J Fo Yunte man of Chicago, and bridal party members Dorothy Svee Mildred Pazdernik Virginia Morgan Diane Huston, Mrs Verta Svenksen, Mrs Robert Fosnacht, De Johnsen, Frank Fulkerson and Shirley Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Chehak
Richard Nazette
First Lutheran Church
Virginia Dodds
Eloise Heath
Dorothy Boisen
Boisen
C Avenue NE
Barbara Shonka
Marjorie Moravec
June DeNio
Dorothy Miller
Ruth Ann Hasek
Connie Dennison
Tatsie Linge
Betty
Christine Bjornsen
Don Yungman
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. J. Bjornsen
Dorothy Svee
Mildred Pazdernik
Virginda Morgan
Diane Huston
Verta Svenksen
Robert Fosnacht
de Johnsen
Frank Fulkerson
Shirley Huston
Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Roy Choate
Members of the Friday Bridge club were entertained at luncheon by Mrs Roy Choate at her home Lakeside. Places were arranged for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Roy Choate
Friday Bridge Club
Roy Eo Choe
Lakeside
MISS MARSHALL JOINS FORD AND GAGE TRIP TO OKOBOJI
Miss Diane Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Clare Ro Marshall, Miss Betty Ford daughter of Mrs L M Ford, and Miss Louie Gage of Charles, Missouri, traveled Thursday to Arnolds Park to stay several days at the Ford cottage on Lake Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Marshall
Clare Ro Marshall
Betty Ford
L. M. Ford
Louie Gage
Charles, Mo
Arnolds Park
Ford
Lake Okoboji
Birthday party for Susie Collins draws many friends
Mrs. Arthur A. Collins hosted a morning party for Susie Collins third birthday at Phirts fourth street and Cottage Grove avenue SE. Guests included Toni and Kay Anderson Mimi Armstrong Ane nette Ashlock Ann Boynton Dave Curtin Lourie Campbell Larry Jones Billy Ives Peggy Jimms Olerich Patti Silver Ann Holloway Billy Mett zer Joey Miller Margaret Susan McIntyre Steven Smith Stevie Wilder Ellen Kay Craft Wendy Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Arthur A. Collins
Phirtsfourth Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Toni
Kay Anderson
Mimi Armstrong
Anenette
Billy Ashlock
Ann Boynton
Dave Curtin
Lourie Campbell
Larry Jones
Billy Ives
Peggy
Jimms Olerich
Patti Silver
Ann Holloway
Billy Mettzer
Joey Miller
Margaret
Susan MclIntyre
Steven Smith
Stevie Wilder
Ellen Kay Craft
Wendy Miller
Porter family returns from Colorado vacation
Mrs M D Porter 1717 Blake Boulevard SE and her daughters and grandson Helen Porter along with Mrs A Lawrence and Edward Lawrence returned Tuesday after spending two weeks in Colorado Springs and Denver. Mrs Porter’s sister Mrs WF Berry of Lewis IA accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M D Porter
Blake Boulevard
Helen Porter
A. Lawrence
Edward Lawrence
Colorado Springs
Denver
Porter
WF. Berry
Lewis, Ia
Picnic honors Lawrence Peterson before Alaska assignment
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hamer hosted a Wednesday evening picnic supper at 1410 Maplewood Drive NE for Lawrence Peterson who will soon depart to work in Alaska. An out of town guest, Miss Leo Nora Hamer from Hollywood, California, is visiting the Hamer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hamer
Maplewood Drive
Lawrence Peterson
Alaska
Leo Nora Hamer
Hollywood
Calif
Hamer
Wichita visit ends as Reitz returns home after nephew grads
After visiting with her sister Mrs Carl A Snider and family in Wichita Kansas Mrs Charles F Reitz 43 Longwood drive NE returned home Thursday She attended the graduation exercises of her twin nephews Robert A Snider and Carl F Snider from Wichita University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A Snider
Wichita
Kaw
Charles F. Reitz
Longwood Drive
Helen McLean Wed Tuesday at Port Riley wedding
Miss Helen McLean and Serst Sands Bassin of Port Riles Kan were united to marriage at 7 pm Tuesday at the brides parents home. Rev James H Bhickstone of Westminster Presby terian church performed the ceremony. The bride wore a finger tip length marquisette gown with orange blossoms and a pearl locket. Matron of honor Mrs CO A Ress wore aqua sail marquisette. Best man was Seret Lassins. A reception at Alys Wursters followed. The couple will reside temporarily at Fort Riley before Kansas City. An uncle Dr HOOL Parkhill attended from Pontiac Hi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McLean
Serst Sands Bassin
Port Riles
Kan
Marc
GC McTean
Grande Avenue SE
James H. Bhickstone
Westminster Presbytterian Church
Wallace
Columbus Junction
Toss
Seret Lassins
Thadee
Joseph Kitchin
Gren
Typographical Auxiliary Installs Officers
The Typographical Auxiliary No W5 met at the O FO hall with Mrs Prucha and Mrs Nox as hostesses. Officers installed were Mrs Prucha president, Mrs Anderson vice president, Mrs Bettle secretary, and Mrs Gurmins treasurer. A luncheon for retiring officers will be announced by social chair Mrs Frasher with committeemen named by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prucha
EO Nox
Foc Anderson
James Bettle
Dewey Gurmins Treaurer
John Frasher
George C Smith
Woo Hoadley
Lloyd Spencer
Finance
William Breidert
Philanthropie
Charles Blahnik
Ellery Whitmer
Label
Neuvatny
Publiaty
Cedar Judge 2so auxiliary hosts picnic honoring visitors
Members of Cedar Judge 2so 93 auxiliary met Wednesday evening in Mrs V Off Burwinkle’s home for a picnic supper. The event honored Mrs Jans Stewart and Mrs MR Kapple both of California former Cedar Rapids residents visiting the city. Cards and bingo were featured. Attendees included George Merrifield Cecil Martin E E Penrod Bertha Robinson Grace Dailey Vernon Baker Alice Eaton Louise Smith Helen Cummings George Riley Mable Wightman and W M Phillips and Miss Helen Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Judge
Burwinkle
Avenue NE
Jans Stewart
MR. Kapple
California
Cedar Rapids
George Merrifield
Cecil Martin
E. E. Penrod
Bertha Robinson
Grace Dailey
Vernon Baker
Alice Eaton
Louise Smith
Helen Cummings
George Riley
Mable Wightman
W. M. Phillips
Helen Baker
Maxine Anderson Feted On Birthday
A group surprised Maxine Anderson on her birthday at Mrs. Melvin Green’s home 2012 Third Street SW. Alma Green and Dorothy Struby won prizes in five hundred and pronoble. Other guests included Mae Melichar Marcella Doyle Edna Nowadsky Dorothy Hruby Alice Henze Ruth Stolba and Marge Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Anderson
Melvin Green
Third Street
Miss Anderson
Alma Green
Mae; Melichar
Marcella Doyle
Edna’ Nowadsky
Dorothy Hruby
Alice Henze
Ruth Stolba
Marge Jones
Dorothy Struby
Two entertain for bride elect in wedding shower
Miss Elaine Hayes and Miss Marjorie Allen hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride elect Miss Alice Hartley, at the Allen home in the 300 block of Sixth Avenue SW. Guests included Rita Rourke Betty Rourke Marguerite Morning and others along with Mildred Wickham from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hartley
LeRoy Faunt
Elaine Hayes
Marjorie Allen
Allen
Sixth Avenue SW
Rita Rourke
Betty Rourke
Marguerite Morning
Dge Wilson
Beatrice Allen
Dorothy Hayes
Evelyn Howe
Mildred Wickham
Marion
Mrs Hageman and Stanley Tisher Wed in Sabida La
Margaret Hageman daughter of Mrs John Wallace Hageman and Stanley E K Tisher wed in a candlelit ceremony at a Sabida Louisiana church. Attending were Mrs Boyer and Barbara Meier Tisher as bridesmaids with a Milwaukee matron of honor. reception followed at a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace Hhigeanan
Fourth Avenue
Margaret
Stanley EK
Sas
Gardenias
Hageman
Stbuba
Boyer
Barbara Me ‘Tisher
Ordnance Tramsma
Prowies Ground
Votor Corpus
New Officers Elected for Women of Moore Chapter
New officers were elected during a Moose Hall meeting of the Women of the Moore Chapter. Officers include Regent Helen Lawe, Vice Regent Wol dred Goedsater, Secretary Cleda Glessner, Treasurer Violet Conred, Chaplain Mare Blencoe, and Assistant Guide Alberta Pavine. Other posts listed include Recorder Mare Viti, Guard Gene Man, Sentinel Leta Seehusen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iet
Moore Charsdasy
Moose Hall
Bessie Serkin
Grieddate Reget
Helen Lawe
Woldred Goedsater
Tanter
Ceeda Glessner
Maregaret Blencoe
Violet Conred
Alberta i Pavine
Clovi Wacker
Guade Meta Viti
Gene Man
Sentinel
Leta Seehusen
Postpartum Shower Attended by Local Residents
Mrs Maron Jensen hosted a postnatal shower in the Glow room of the Gas campus on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Miss Butty Jo Fitzgerald and guests Mary Fo Hiegel, Jean Roher, Delores Jovle, Connie Sheridan, and Barbara Naan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maron Jensen
Butty Jo Fitegerald
Haxel Drive
Miss Loviss Flaherty Plans Summer at Camps
Miss Loviss Flaherty leaves for summer plans visiting Chicago for a week with Miss Harrvorton of Highland Park. She will travel to Mundelein College and Camp Cephas to serve as a counselor for the Lainer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Loviss Flaherty
Louie Flakert
Tawentve
Chicaso
Mais F Harrvorton
Highland Park
Mundeleur
Cotlene Gorge
Camp Cehasia
Ten New Members Join Volunteer Auxiliary
Ten new members were admitted at a meeting of the lawn volunteers on Thursday evening in Boresterhall. Prizes during the social hour were won by Mrs Lilita Taiser, Mrs John Cornthwaie and Mrs bon Sfe Donelle. The next meeting will be July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Volunteers
Boresterhall
Lilita Taiser
John Cornthwaie
Bon Sfe- Donelle
Guests in Ogden Home Conclude Visit
Mr and Mrs Ben R Ogden of Indianapolis visiting the Ogden family on 203% Pbowth avenue SE left Wednesday for home. Also guests were Mr and Mrs Udwwad Od en of Marshalltown, a son and his wife, who stayed the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben R Ogden
Indianapolis
Vr Ogden
A Can Women's delet corp met Pitatsday at Memorial path
A guest spoke on the convention and a report on the state convention was read. The proper use of the flag team was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T A Can Women's
Delet Corp
Pitatsday
Memorial Path
Awe
Duayvenport
Millie Osborn
Advice From Mary Manners
The column discusses two couples, Jim and Joe, planning to marry despite parental disapproval. Families hoped the war would pause unions, but the youths pursue happiness now. The writer addresses Miss Manners, promising to respond to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Joe
Ron O
Jane
Nuclear Hopefuls Clash Behind Closed Doors
The fragmentary item mentions Mrs Nelsons sister Mrs John Clhiusoan and a social gathering at 80 Sixteenth Street, with Carl W Nelson and a referenced daughter. The text is garbled and hard to interpret, but indicates a visit or honor event with incidental courtship or social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lockridge
Atea Geen
Carl W Nelson
Sixteenth Street
Seo ‘Tuwelte
Mrs Meryl Terry Hosts Bridge Club Event
Mrs Meryl Terry of 2027 Park Avenue SE entertained her bridge club Thursday evening. Mrs Phul Nowak won the high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meryl Terry
Park Avenue SE
Cassells Guests at Farquhar Home
Ray Cassell and guests from Des Moines are visiting the home of Mrs Cassell's parents Mr and Mrs R Farquhar at 122 Fifteenth Street NE for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cassells
Farquhar Hom
Mr Ound Firs
Ray Caell
Des Meines
Cassell
Mr Ound
R Farquhar
Fighteenth Street
Desert luncheon for Jane Basd circle hosts in Lounsbury home
Members of Jane Basd circle of Tongs Diriehters met Thursday for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mraor of Lounsbury 1340 B avenue NE. Mrs Fred Memerer assisted, with L K Cornell president and Hlugh Villerege in charge of devotions. They plan Tuesday sewing sessions at the YALCAL to make surgical dressings and note the first fall meeting will be Sept 8 at Mrs Oscar A Andersons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Basd
Tongs
Mraor
Lounsbury
Fred Memerer
L. KK. Cornell
Hlugh Villerege
Wate
Evers
Yalcal
GL. Clem
Marshalltown
Mroo
Davood Pugh
Oscar A Anderson
Ridsewavy Drive
Go to it to these brave girls and the married man
Fragmented advice column snippet urges bold choices and loyalty while warning against meddling sisters and shallow reasons. It discusses a wife, a married man, and social judgment, promising the reader a last laugh for some and cautioning risk ahead as friendships and romances unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Inc
Vmn
Strike Ends After War Labor Board Talks
Workers at the Arkwright corporation in FASE River Massachusetts voted to return to their posts after reports of a conference between union representatives and the War Labor Board. 27 changers and 8 team fixers had struck for a 303 pay raise to 39 weekly. the board would review their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fase River
Mass
Lon Tracy
Arkwright Corporation
Wealthen
Ounion
War Labor
Bor
WLB
Charman Witham
Davis
WEB
FCC Chief Denies Censorship Aims in Radio Talks
Chairman James I. Fly of the Federal Communications Commission rejected congressional efforts to censor radio programs during House Interstate Commerce Committee discussions on reforming the Communications Act. He said the censorship talk is a bugaboo and noted no programs have been removed for censorship, citing one license refusal over fraudulent advertising and stock promotion schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APY
James I. Fle
Federal Commmunications Commission
Pridisans
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Riverside Pastor Announces Annual Meeting and Banquet
Riverside community bulletin notes that Bernard Jacobsmpeier pastor of St Vaiss church announces the atu association of St Mars high sthomaw will hold its annual meeting and banquet in St Marys hall with proper notice and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Meer
Bernard Jacobsmpeier
St. Vaiss Church
Sundar
Atu Association of
St Mars S High Sthomaw
St Mary's Hall
Nail care basics from Mary Macfadyen on structure and care
A detailed guide explains fingernail anatomy including matrix bed and growth. It covers how nails can be damaged, how a blue spot forms from subungual bleeding, and management tips such as gentle handling, trimming hangnails, and avoiding infection with cleanliness.
Entitled to Matches if You Got Em in March
Chicago readers may claim free paper matches with cigarette purchases in March as ruled by Regional OPA Administrator John C Weigel. A merchant who begins charging for matches after not charging before is considered to have raised the price of cigars and cigarettes under the price ceiling regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
OPA
John C Weigel
Weigel
Malta Island Size Reported At 122 Square Miles
A brief geographic note states that the island of Malta covers 122 square miles. It identifies Malta as a distinct landmass with a defined area, adding context for regional maps and comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island of
Malta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiida
Frank Heald
Willam Chamberlain
Saratoga Calif
Don Barnes
Chamberlain
C. Louis Fontana
Bob
Betsy
James B Sigmund
Seventh Avenue SE
Fred A Winter
Winter
Camp Highlands
Wis
the Mines
Jo OK von Lackum
C. Ward Macy
John Beck
Forest S. Rutgers
V. Craven Shuttleworth
Philip W. Shive
Vernon L. Jones
Barbara Coffman
George J. Pen
Moore
Miss Bjornsen
Marshall
Gage
Okobojse
Susie Collins
Colorado
MR. and
Mrs. Hamer
Charles Reitz
Lasswell
Sandy Bassin
Cedar Lodge
Mr. Tisher
Miss Hageman
Women OF the Woose Instale
Mes. Jensen
Ogden
TZ Cook Relief Corps
Mary Manners
IDOS
VM. Ine
Miss Vanners
Carl Nelson
Bezder’s
Florists
Johnson Ave
Marion Blvd
Jane Boyd
Krebs
Third Ave
M. K
Belle
Bos
Seu
Tanere
U.S
FCC
New A&p Super Market
Federal
First Avenue E
Yne
Aneto
Mary Macfadyen
Acousticon
Acousticon Better Hearing Institute
Crenshaw
Guaranty
Eile
Cedar Rapids & Waterloo
Waterloo
F. S. Mitvalsky & CO
Lober
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!