Final Courtesy Visits For Mrs Frank B Race
Mrs Frank B Race of Coral Gables Fla visits the city with her children Bobby and Virginia, staying with her mother Mrs S G Armstrong. A Commonwealth tea room dinner hosted by Miss Nel C Brady features Stella Boin, Margaret Murphy, S Armstrong, and Mary Brady. Breakfast at Mrs W C Shuttleworth’s home for Race’s sewing club precedes dinners honoring out of town guests including Lieut and Mrs R M Mackinnon en route from Coronado to Indianhead. Notable visitors include Mrs William Chamberlain and Mr Chamberlain from Saratoga, Calif, and Honolulu guests Mr and Mrs Harlan Benner, with several local hosts and luncheon and tea events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Race
Coral Gables
Fla
Bobby
Virginia
S. G Armstrong
Second Avenue
Nel C. Brady
Third Avenue
Commonwealth Tea Room
Miss Brady
Shuttleworth
McIntyre
R. M. MacKinnon
Linden Drive
Coronado
Calif
Indianhead
MacKinnon
William Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Saratoga
New York City
Don Barnes
Nassau Street
T R. Warriner
Mrs. Chamberlain
Mrs Chamberlain
Lorton H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Harlan Benner
Honolulu
Mrs Luberger Complimented At Luncheon And Bridge
Mrs Balcom Luberger and her daughters Katherine and Sally Luberger along with Miss Jean Miller depart June 28 for a summer home in Dorset Minnesota. The greeting included a luncheon and bridge hosted by Mrs R R Epler at 1930 Linden drive SE with eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balcom Luberger
Second Avenue SE
Katherine
Sally Luberger
Jean Miller
H. Robert Miller
Grande Avenue SE
Dorset
Minn
Linden Drive
Ohio Woman and Daughter Visit Cedar Rapids for Stay
Mrs Harry T Wallis of Columbus Ohio and her daughter Dorothy Ann arrived Saturday to spend two months in the home of Mrs Wallis sister Mrs Marvin Wright and Mr Wright at 2159 Linden Drive SE Cedar Rapids. They were accompanied to Cedar Rapids by Mr Wallis who returned to Columbus Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Wallis
Columbus
Ohio
Dorothy Ann
Wallis
Marvin Wright
Wright
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Fishing trip ends for local families in Minnesota
Dr and Mrs Lester DeYarman at 216 Twentieth Street NE and their son Jimmy and the Misses Louise and Maude Brownell of 1403 Sec ond Avenue SE have returned after a weeklong fishing trip in northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester DeYarman
Twentieth Street
Jimmy
Louise and
Maude Brownell
Second Avenue
Minnesota
Miss Edith Chase Leaves Miami For Alaska Cruise
Miss Edith Chase of Miami has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Chase at 2225 Grande Avenue SE. She left Tuesday for Seattle to sail on a summer Alaska cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Chase
Miami
Fla
Arthur E. Chase
Grande Avenue SE
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Miss Witwer and Mrs Taylor Host Evans ton Guest
Mrs John L Porter of Evans ton arrived Tuesday afternoon to spend several days as guest of Miss Rachel Witwer at the Commonwealth apartments and Mrs A A Taylor of 1720 Second avenue SE.
Marriage Announcement for Hope Lenore Lacy and Vance Richardson
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Lacy announce the marriage of their daughter Hope Lenore to Vance C Richardson son of Mrs Rena Richardson The ceremony occurred Monday evening at the People’s church parsonage with Rev Melvin L Welke officiating The newlyweds will reside at 1445 A Avenue NE after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Lacy
Ellis Boulevard
Hope Lenore
Vance C. Richardson
Rena Richardson
Fourth Avenue
People’s Church
Melvin L. Welke
Richardson
A Avenue
Belinda Lewis Weds Maurice Stansby in St Johns Ceremony
Belinda Woodruff Lewis daughter of Mrs Florence Woodruff Lewis Cambridge Massachusetts and Maurice Earl Stansby of Seattle Washington wed at St John s Episcopal Church with Rev Charles F Edwards officiating. Bridesmaid was Dorothy Jane Stansby. best man Marvin Wiley. They depart for a honeymoon tour to Seattle and will reside at 5808 Fifteenth Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
Belinda Woodruff Lewis
Florence Woodruff Lewis
Cambridge
Mass
Maurice Earl Stansby
Seattle
Wash
Earl W. Stansby
St. Paul
Charles F Edwards
Dorothy Jane Stansby
St Paul
Marvin Earl Wiley
Center Point
Miss Stansby
Stansby
Lake Pepin
Duluth
Glacier National Park
Fifteenth Avenue NE
St. Margaret's School
Waterbury, Conn
Simmons College
Boston
L. Sanford Toogood
Chicago
Anne Carol
J. M. Tallman
R. S. Toogood
Tallman
Mr. Toogood
Ruth Toogood
C. P. Stansby
F. d. Kottba
Adah and
Everett Toogood
Cedar Rapids
Committees of Woman's Club Named
Cedar Rapids Woman's club elected new standing committees for the coming year with Mrs Charles E Roberts as president. Reports from the triennial Kansas City convention followed the luncheon and business session as committee chairs and members were named across budget flower finance membership house ways and means and many subcommittees. Iowa led universals with 169 new clubs and 1,682 member gain. new member Mrs M M Bickett announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Roberts
Cedar Rapids
Robert E. Campbell
Charles J Bready
C. C Flodin
J. H. DeWees
W. P. Rohrbach
H. G. Helserman
S Rk. Hawkins
Guy Hershey
Flower
B. Harrington
Gertrude Kilborn
R. J. Allen
Mrs Hershey
Fred Mueller
John Dvorak
G. Swartzendruber
A.H Mott
Harold Pickerill
A. L. Abrams
B. O Eighmy
Harvey Lyman
George Glendening
C L. Gunn
J T. Michal
William Hruska
J. F. Morris
J. C. Mahanna
David Lehti
C. H. Darnet
F. W. Dumour
Austin N. Palmer
the Mesdames F
C. Kellogg
George Clements
Richard Lord
A. G. Brown
Frank Hahn
J. M. Dinwiddie
E. J. Buser
Charles W. Boegel
W. L. Crissman
C. L
Henry S&s. Duttweiler
Dempsy Jones
Rudolph Horak
Walter Schultz
C. A. Pope
Nathan Baldwin
J. P. Mills
Robert Lubbock
E. M. Soboda
Charles Laurance
Nellie Fuhrmeister
Mary Woitishek
Frank Gates
Henry Haegg
John Janacek
Gates
Edith Knox
F. W. Mulson
C. S. Mahaffy
E. R. Moen
F. E. Ormsby
Community Chest
Civic
Stella Bachelder
Homer C. Maxwell
Wayne G. Basler
Verne Henton
R E. Campbell
W. R. Foor
J P. Mills
F. W. Damour
Roberts
Iowa
M. M. Bickett
Esther Hronik Klersey
Ways and Means
McCalls Magazine
The
Art Association
Wapsie-Y
Ring
Civic Committee
Mesdames Campbell, Gates and Mott
Riding Counselor at Camp Hitaga Named for Summer
Miss Elizabeth Briggs of St. Paul will serve as riding counselor at Camp Hitaga near Troy Mills this summer. The first period opens June 27. Briggs previously worked at Camp Ojiketa in riding instruction. Horses for Hitaga are rented from Milo Trokosh of Mount Vernon. Briggs stays with Miss Evelyn Fawcett at 368 Eighteenth Street SE before departing for camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Briggs
St. Paul
Camp Hitaga
Troy Mills
Briggs
Camp Ojiketa
Hitaga
Milo Trokosh
Mount Vernon
Evelyn Fawcett
Eighteenth Street
Mildred Bena Bride of Leo A Dalton at St Wenceslaus
Miss Mildred Bena daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bena and Leo A Dalton son of Mrs Anna Dalton were married in a single ring ceremony at St Wenceslaus church on Saturday at 7 am Attendants were Mrs Lester Trunecek and Basil O Bruce The couple will live at 916 Center Point road NE after July 1 Mr Dalton works at Town Manufacturing company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wenceslaus Church
Mildred Bena
Frank Bena
Leo A. Dalton
Anna Dalton
Eighteenth Street SE
Joseph Surovy
Lester Trunecek
Basil O. Bruce
Killarney
Dalton
Center Point Road
Velma Plank Garland Honored at Church Reception
Velma Plank Garland of Paintsville Kentucky honored for two years as assistant to the pastor of Trinity Methodist Church before her marriage. A reception and tea will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the church, sponsored by the missionary societies. All congregation members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma_ Plank Garland
Paintsville
Trinity Methodist Church
Missionary Societies
Quaas Family Reunion Elects Officers at Bever Park
The twenty first annual Quaas and Rodfrey family reunion met at Bever Park on Sunday. John Quaas was chosen president, Dave McCreery vice president, and Mrs Hattie Knapp treasurer. A picnic luncheon followed and a Quaas Kline female softball game was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodfrey
John Quaas
Bever Park
Dave McCreery
Hattie Knapp
Quaas
Kline
District Meeting Of Degree Of Honor Juveniles Held Here
Mrs. Rose Harvey of Dubuque presided at the Degree of Honor juvenile district convention in the K P hall. Catherine Dyson gave the welcome, with Vera Bucy and Phyllis Morningstar among speakers. National officers introduced, many local officers listed. 100 attended the noon picnic. Afternoon events included parades, drills, music, and awards for members spanning Dubuque and Cedar Rapids units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Harvey
Dubuque
K. P. Hall
Catherine Dyson
D. of
H. No. 4
Vera Bucy
Carrie Morcombe
Phyllis Morningstar
Sunshine Group
C.M. No. 2
Ian McDermoot
Dubuque No
Emma Burmeister
Harvey
Nadine Florang
Cedar Rapids No. 4
Kolle
Dubuque No. 54
Bessie Putnam
Vera Hamilton
Elizabeth Meyn
Cedar Rapids No
Allen Parliament
Patty Helbig
Helbig
Sunshine Club
Sunshine Club No
Adelen Hutchison
Lila Currier
Carol Dale
Marie
Agnes Heaverlo
Maxine Woods
Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Gardner
C.M No
Vern
Mae Petranek
Arthur Wiinne, Jr
Lila
Doris Currier
Marie Heaverlo
Lillian Mickelson
Harriet Murdock
Arthur Winne
George Parliament
Ivan Helbig
Waterloo
Albert Lea
Minn
Linn-Wisconsin Picnic Near Marion Elects Officers
About forty five attended the Linn Wisconsin picnic at Thomas Park in Marion. A business meeting elected Harlow F. Robinson as president, W. G. Buck as vice president, Mrs. M. O. Winter as secretary Treasurer, and Nevin Nichols as publicity chairman. The group planned to continue the annual event, with next year scheduled for the third Sunday in June at Thomas Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Wisconsin
Thomas Pari
Marion
Harlow F. Robinson
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Buck
M. O. Winter
Nevin Nichols
Wisconsin
Thomas Park
Clare Nichols
Nancy
Lucille Gove
S. A. Fontaine
J. M. Wetzel
M. P. Beck
Lillian Beck-Bratton
James D. Currier
James Hansen
John Henecke
Reynold Morris
B. J. Byrne
Platteville
Wis
Roseberry Family Reunion at A A Roseberry Home
The Roseberry family gathered at the A A Roseberry home near Center Point on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roseberry and Richard and Stanley, plus many Roseberry relatives from Cedar Rapids Fairfax and Center Point. The next reunion is set for Bever Park in June 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseberry
A. A. Roseberry
Center Point
Robert Roseberry
Richard
Stanley
Max Roseberry
Leo
Cedar Rapids
Forrest Cresa
Mark
Dorothea
Fairfax
Mark Roseberry
Paul Roseberry
Aniriey
Vernon
Evadene
Bert
Roy
Loretta Roseberry
Bever Park
Dinner honors Rev and Mrs Bready at Cedar Rapids club
Mr and Mrs H N Boyson of 2314 Bever avenue SE and Adolph F Boyson of Commonwealth Apartments host a dinner party Tuesday evening for the Rev Mr and Mrs Charles J Bready at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. After dinner the twenty five guests will continue the evening at the Boyson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Boyson
Bever Avenue SE
Adolph F., Boyson
Commonwealth Apartments
Charles J. Bready
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Birthday party marks Paul Nabholz ninety seven
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Davis and others attended a family dinner Sunday for Paul Nabholz of Walker celebrating his ninety seven birthday. A picnic was held at the homestead six miles north of Shellsburg with eight of his children present and relatives from Vinton Shellsburg Cedar Rapids and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Davis
Sixteenth Street
Charles King
Ninth Street
Betty Ann
John W. King
Tenth Street
John, Jr
Jeneane
Paul Nabholz
Walker
Davis
Nabholz
Shellsburg
Cassie Smouse
Fannie Sanders
Tearl Bissel
Vinton
Mina Gilchrist
David Nabholz
Mary Thomas
Anna King
John
William Nabholz
Fairlight
Sask
Canada
Peter Nabholz
Moosman
St. Joseph, Mo
Vinton, Walker
Cedar Rapids
Newhall
Mozart Senior Advisers Elect Officers at Picnic
Miss Grace Listebarger was elected president of the senior advisers of the Mozart club at a Monday picnic at Beyer park. Other officers include Mrs Eleanor Hilborn first vice counselor Mrs Lester Baldwin second vice counselor Miss Margaret McCall secretary Miss Helen Mokress treasurer Miss Eleanor Houts corresponding secretary and Miss Grace Swab historian. Several members attended the meeting including Misses Swab Listebarger Houts Batchelder Bohac McCall Kohl and Mesdames Loring Twogood Hromatko Taylor Peiffer Baldwin Mac Sila Kiersey and Hilborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Listebarger
Mozart Club
Beyer Park
Eleanor Hilborn
Lester Baldwin
Margaret McCall
Helen Mokress
Eleanor Houts
Grace Swab
Swab
Listebarger
Houts
Josephine Batchelder
Elizabeth Bohac
Woman's Club Garden Groups Host Picnic
Members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club nature and garden department will join Mechanicsville and Tipton Garden clubs for a noon picnic Thursday in Bever park's large pavilion. Attendees bring a covered dish, sandwiches, and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids
Beta Sigma PiL Wiener Roast Event Planned
Sigma chapter members will hold a wiener roast Wednesday at 6 p.m. Attendees should bring dishes and meet at the Ellis Park duck pond for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Signa Phi
Ellis Park
Big Needle Club Meets at Betty Hinds Home
Members of the Big Needle club assembled Friday evening for a birthday dinner at Miss Betty Hinds home. Plans to earn money were discussed and three new members were started. Games entertained those present including Leora Armstrong, Gertrude Schomberg, Lenore Pesek, Margaret Keeler, Fila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Needle Club
Betty Hinds
Leora Armstrong
Gertrude Schomberg
Lenore Pesek
Margaret Keeler
Fila
Belle Ferry Vera Bucy Betty Jo Stevens
Belle Ferry Vera Bucy Betty Jo Stevens are named in the notice along with Katherine Keeler and Ollie Hinds. The fragment lists several individuals likely connected to a local event or notice. The exact action, role, or context is not specified in readable text. High-probability names suggest a community or legal notice involving residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Ferry
Vera Bucy
Betty Jo Stevens
Katherine Keeler
Ollie Hinds
Artists' group to open season with picnic
A women artists group plans to resume activities with a Thursday picnic luncheon at Mrs. W. A. Montgomery's home 2325 Hillcrest drive SE. The afternoon features painting flowers. attendees should bring a covered dish sandwiches and their own table service. All city women interested in painting are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Montgomery
Hillcrest Drive
European Trip News From Cedar Rapids Women
Mrs Garnant and Mrs Steed return after seven weeks in Europe visiting the Swiss Alps and Italian ruins and catacombs. Mrs J P Garnant of rural route 3 Cedar Rapids and her sister Mrs Ella Steed of Denver Colorado traveled together finishing the trip this past Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Garnant
Cedar Rapids
Ella Steed
Denver
Colo
Europe
Swiss Alps
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benner
A. R. Menary
Blake Boulevard
Jack
James Dunlop
Jean Gunn
Thomas Q. Dunlop
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Dial
Third Avenue SE
Luberger
Bridge
Mns
Misses Brownell
Deyarmans Home
Miss Edit Chase
Porter
Hutchinson's
Hutchinsons
Iibtaring
Quin Ryan
Mrs. Vance C, Richardson
Belinda IW. Lewis
Maurice Stansby
Woman's Club
Social
R. E. Campbell
John T. Hecker
W. R. Armstrong
Harold Musker
R. A. Monroe
E. G. Kleck
R. A. Lorig
D. L. Williams
C. M. Day
L. S. Loudon
Edwin Broms
W. £. Mickel
E. B. Drew
Bertha Lefebvre
Herbert C. Ring
Newmans Basement
Velma Plank Garland
Quaas Family Reunion
LINN
Roseberry Reunion
H., N. Boyson
Adolph Boyson
Honor Breadys
Paul Narholz
Mozart
Beta Sigma
Picnic
Mrs. Garnant
Steed
Nature
Ely
Denver Convention & Tourist Bureau
Court Place
Colorado
the Killian Company
Good Housekeeping
Palm Beach
Sum Pier
Meturn
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