Social Notes Highlight Europe-bound Student and Local Showers
Miss Tana Luakaasa Hoannvine of Meadowbrook Drive SE sails July 7 for Europe to visit Miss Jean Brownlee in London. Miss Jeanne Cash hosted a breakfast and handkerchief shower with guests Katheryn Greene, Margaret Barngrover, Virginia Hillock, Virginia Hendrickson, Marilyn Siebke, Barbara Rogers, and Alicia Franey. A Sunday picnic supper by Miss Mary Zuercher preceded an excursion to the carnival for ten younger residents including Dorothy Spencer and Kathryn Claassen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semavaioo
Meadowbrook Drive
Europe
Jean Brownlee
London
England
Jeanne Cash
Twentieth Street
Katheryn Greene
Margaret ‘Barngrover
Virginia Hillock
Virginia Hendrickson
Marilyn Siebke
Barbara’ Rogers
Alicia Franey
Mary Zuercher
Dorothy “Spencer
Kathryn Claassen
Donna Jean Johnson
Henrietta Dows
Robert Albright
Theodore Paulson
Peter Dows
Goat Downer
Ralph Gearart
Chi Omega delegates attend North Central Fireside conference
Miss Jeanette Focht and Miss Jeanne Curry of Coe College depart for the North Central Fireside conference at Inwood Judge on Gull Lake near Brainerd Minnesota. The five day meeting will include two delegates from each of the twelve chapters in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Focht
Eighteenth Street SE
Omicron Alpha
Chi Omega
Coe College
Jeanne Curry
Sixteenth Street SE
North Central
Chi Omega Fraternity
Inwood Judge
Gull Lake
Brainerd
Minn
North Central District
Miss Lackersteen and Miss Brown Return from Minneapolis
Miss Mary Lackersteen of 1714 Park avenue SE and Miss Hazel Brown of 2398 Blake boulevard SE have returned after a week in Minneapolis visiting Miss Lackersteen’s sister Mrs. Robert I. Rizer and Dr. Rizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lackersteen
Park Avenue SE
Hazel Brown
Blake Boulevard
Minneapolis
Miss Lackersteen
Robert I. Rizer
Dr. Rizer
Wisconsin graduates two local students at 84th commencement
Local residents Joyce E. Palmer and Roger M. Reeve received degrees at the University of Wisconsin’s eighty fourth annual commencement exercises on Monday. Palmer earned a bachelor of science and Reeve a master of science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Joyce E. Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
Roger M. Reeve
A Avenue NE
Berniece Woodson and Roger Pieracci Wed at Nashua
Berniece Woodson daughter of Mrs Cora Woodson and Roger J Pieracci son of Mr and Mrs O Pieracci of Ankeny were united in marriage Saturday at the Little Brown church in Nashua. The ceremony by Rev William Kent used a single ring. The bride wore a blue suit with white accessories and ten guests attended a noon dinner. The couple planned a motor trip through Wisconsin and Chicago and will reside at 114 Twenty seventh street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Woodson
Cora Woodson
First Avenue E
Roger J. Pieracci
O. Pieracci
Ankeny
Little Brown Church
Nashua
William Kent
Pelzers Visit At The Junipers Near Waubeek Iowa
Professor and Mrs Louis D Pelzer of Iowa City spent Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Henry J Hromek at their summer home The Junipers near Waubeek The Pelzers Mrs Pelzer has served as state chairman of the art department of the Iowa Federation of Women s clubsFor the last two years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Pelzer
Iowa City
Henry J. Hromek
The
Junipers
Waubeek
Mrs Glime Hosts Tea Shower for Daughter
Mrs. H. E. Glime of 1021 Eleventh Avenue SE entertained at a tea and miscellaneous shower Sunday for her daughter Miss Marguerite Glime whose July 10 marriage to Robert Lee Nunn of Chicago was announced. Fifteen guests attended and received miniature bridal bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Glime
Eleventh Avenue SE
Marguerite Glime
Robert Lee Nunn
Chicago
T. J. Risden
L. Thill
E. H. Easterday
G. Keith
D. D. France
E. R. Ingels
E. Herbert
J. H. Weiland
M. Nunn
Helen Fisher
Josephine Thirl
Virginia Harmon
Irma Gregor
Doris Glime
L A P M Circle Hosts Picnic Luncheon in Marion
Sunshine circle L A P M No 22 Cedar Rapids met Thursday at Mrs Sarah Hutton's Marion home for a picnic luncheon with the Marion Lady Militants auxiliary as guests. A social and business session followed. numerous Marion and Cedar Rapids members were noted along with the birthday table honors. The next circle meeting will be hosted by Mrs Bonham with Mrs Howard assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Hutton
Marion
W. N. Shaffer
Billie
P. M. Andrie
C. George
Grace Woodside
Chicago
Addie Sleight
J. F. Hronik
Frances Gremm
F. J. Burianek
J. H. Nowadzky
J. H. Woodside
Mesdames
Libbie Flint
Olson
Sleight
Gremm
C. L
Popes Return Home After Wedding
Mr and Mrs L A Pope and children Alwyn Clarence and Mrs Eden Haemig left Sunday afternoon for Minneapolis after attending the wedding of Miss Maxine Brown and Mervyn Pope Saturday night. They visited Mr Pope's brother C A Pope at 1840 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Pope
Alwyn
Clarence
Eden Haemig
Minneapolis
Maxine Brown
Mervyn Pope
Mr. Pope
C. A. Pope
Fourth Avenue SE
Jessie Lacock Marries Clarence Smith at Saint Pauls Church
Miss Jessie Harriet Lacock daughter of Edith Steele and Clarence Smith of Detroit wed at St Pauls Methodist Church in a 8:30 a m ceremony before about 150 guests. Rev Arthur A Brooks officiated with Darrell Jack Jr as organist and a breakfast reception followed at the Commonwealth tea room. The couple plans home in Cedar Rapids after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Jessie Harriet Lacock
Edith Steele
Center Point Road
Clarence Smith
Detroit, Mich
Clayton Smith
Thirtythird Street
Arthur A. Brooks
Darrell Jack, Jr
Harold Wilson
Middletown
Ohio
Hattie Campbell
Frank Higgins
Sarah Dunlap
Jessie Stiller
Jane Reed
Springville
Josephine Kindig
Lyle
Bernice
Maxine Kindig
Marion
Briese
Iowa City
Prudson
Cedar Falls
Charles Dunlap
Hopkinton
Motor to Columbus for Convention
Mr and Mrs C H Neitzel and Mrs Lilyan Baylor drove from Cedar Rapids to Chicago for a Sunday visit and on to Columbus Ohio where Mr Neitzel will attend the national convention of the United Commercial Travelers of America They expect to return to Cedar Rapids the following Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Neitzel
Bever Avenue
Lillian Baylor
Higley Avenue
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Neitzel
United Commercial Travelers of America
Cedar Rapids
Dinner honors Miss Mansfield before July wedding
Mrs. John G French Mrs. Robert P Ure host a dinner and bridge at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food shop to honor Miss Margaret Mansfield of Ogden whose marriage to Dr. Warren B Ross of Akron Ohio will take place July 5. Dinner at 7 features rambler roses and white tapers with a gift from the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NMISS
Lorraine Mueller
John G French
Robert P. Ure
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Margaret Mansfield
Ogden
Warren B. Ross
Akron
Ohio
Miss Mansfield
Nancy Shields
Mary Hughes
Harriet Mateer
Marianne Dvorak
Lucille Funkey
Harold Severn
Keith Tow
Betty Erwin
Marion
D A V Entertainment for Husbands Held Sunday
Members of the Past Presidents' club and Rebekah Alexander tent hosted a Sunday chicken dinner at the Fleming tea room for their husbands. Afterward guests gathered at Miss Alma E. Owens 1502 C avenue NE with attendees including Mr and Mrs Culbreth Owens Mulson Chord Heaton Rust Taylor and Kiemme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Alexander _ tent
Daughters of Union
Fleming Tea Room
Alma E. Owens
C Avenue NE
John Culbreth
Owens
F. W. Mulson
Ralph D. Chord
John Heaton
Joe Rust
John Taylor
H. F. Kiemme
Miss Krebs Hosts Dinner for Boston and Omaha Guests
Miss Maude Krebs entertained Sunday for her house guests Miss Alice Sundberg and Miss Glenna Woodhead of Boston and Charles E Sundberg of Omaha Neb guest list included Mr. and Mrs. M J Thompson and daughter Joycene Mr and Mrs Charles E Severn Davenport Mrs A E Sundberg and Mr and Mrs R E Mellen and their children Mary Alice and Bob George B Sherman and Roger Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Krebs
Fourth Street
Alice Sundberg
Glenna Woodhead
Boston
Charles. E. Sundberg
Omaha
Nebi
M. J. Thompson
Joycene
Charles E. Severn
Davenport
A. E. Sundberg
R. E. Mellen
Mary Alice
Bob
George B. Sherman
Roger Sherman
Pi Omicron Tea Held Sunday in Montrose Terrace
Twenty five were entertained at the Pi Omicron sorority tea and reception Sunday afternoon in Montrose Terrace. It was the annual rushing tea with blue and yellow colors and garden flowers as centerpieces. Miss Dorothy Meeker and Miss Bernice Berkla presided at the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Terrace
Pi Omicron Sorority
Piieces
Dorothy Meeker
Bernice Berkla
Daughters of Isabella to Hold Picnic at Bever Park
Members of Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella will hold their annual picnic Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Bever park small pavilion. A restaurant will serve the meal but members are asked to bring silver service and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Bever Park
Frinks Headed to Toronto for Grotto Convention
Mr and Mrs Rollin Frink of 218 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE depart Cedar Rapids Saturday for Toronto Canada to attend the Grotto national convention. They will visit Montreal New York City Philadelphia and Washington DC before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Frink
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Toronto
Canada
Montreal
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Miss Mary Popelka Weds William J Kos at St Wencelaus
Miss Mary Popelka daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Popelka Ely and William J Kos son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kos 1009 Tenth street SE wed Saturday at St Wencelaus with Rev Father Serovy officiating Attendants were Miss Irene Kos and Godfrey Popelka A breakfast followed at the Roosevelt hotel The couple plan a Cedar Rapids home after July 1 and a Wisconsin Dells honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Popelka
Frank Popelka
Ely
William J. Kos
Joseph Kos
Tenth Street
St. Wencelaus Church
Father Serovy
Irene Kos
Godfrey Popelka
Johanna Hill
Miss Kos
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Kos
Wisconsin Dells
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Merrill Returns From Santa Fe Visit
Mrs. A. W. Merrill returns home after visiting in Santa Fe New Mexico with her daughter Mrs. Emil C. Proskovec and Mr. Proskovec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Merrill
Santa Fe
N. M
Emil C. Proskovec
Mr. Proskovec
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda chapter meeting at Montrose Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda chapter will meet at the Montrose hotel on Monday at 7 30 p m. Members will discuss upcoming projects and community service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
First In Series Of Recitals At Montrose Hotel Crystal Ballroom
The Maddigan school of music presented the first in a series of Saturday morning recitals in the Crystal ballroom of the Montrose hotel. Dancers vocalists violinists readers and saxophonists highlighted the program with numerous participants including Lois Thompson Mary Jo Lacy Betty Lou Peffer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddigan School of Music
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Lois Thompson
Mary Jo Lacy
Betty Lou Peffer
Sally Hathaway
Judy Louanne Ford
Carol Jean Feiden
Kenneth Richart
James Wagner
Barbara Marchants
Coleen Taylor
Delores Scolaro
Dianne Donnell
Francine Kruse
Ruth
Joan Adams
Uhlenhopps Set to Visit Michigan Camps
Miss Mae Fern Uhlenhopp and her brother Frederick leave Cedar Rapids for Ann Arbor to visit their sister and brother in law. Mae will later go to Lake City to serve as music counselor at Camp Missaukee while Frederick becomes a food assistant at the University of Michigan camp for boys. They plan to return to Cedar Rapids in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Frederick Uhlenhopp
Center Point Road
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Alder
Mr. Alder
Miss Uhlenhopp
Lake City
Missaukee
Uhlenhopp
University of Michigan
University of Michigan Camp For Boys, of Which Mr. Alder
Cedar Rapids
Andreas Hosts Sunday Dinner Honoring R P Andreas
Mr. and Mrs. A M Andreas entertained a group of friends and relatives Sunday at their home in honor of Dad s day. Guests included R P Andreas of Lisbon and several others from Lisbon Clinton Chicago De Kalb Ill and local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Andreas
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
R. P. Andreas
Lisbon
Glen Herrick
Glen Andreas
Vera Yates
B. Stolz
O. S. Andreas
Clinton
Dean Herrick
Chicago
Betty Kemper
de Kalb, Ill
H. E. Sober
Cedar Rapids
Betty Dill Weds Hubert Ehl in Blue Chiffon Ceremony
At the Dill home on Saturday at 8 o clock Miss Betty Dill daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dill married Hubert Ehl son of Mr and Mrs Charles Eh the Rev Samuel E Ramaker officiated the single ring ceremony Roses and peonies and white baby’s breath provided backdrop. The bride wore blue chiffon with white roses as bouquet. Miss Mildred Dill her sister was maid of honor in blue lace. Walter Waggener served as best man. About fifty guests attended the refreshments after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Heaton
Detroit
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Steele
Betty Dill
John Dill
Hubert Ehl
Charles Eh
Dill
Samuel E. Ramaker
Mildred Dill
Walter Waggener
Birthday party honors Billy Hupp at home
Mrs. Julian Hupp hosted a Saturday birthday gathering at 1028 Third Avenue SW for her son Billy turning four. A treasure hunt entertained the guests, including Donald Bradley Jr and Jo Ann Bradley, Charles and Richard Chandler, and several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Hupp
Third Avenue
Billy
Donald Bradley, Jr
Jo Ann Bradley
Charles
Richard Chandler
Roger Keyes
Johnny Scott
Sunny Merrifield
Sally Woodford
Bobby Hupp
Maxine Taylor
Paul Clark
Russell Merrifield
Donald Bradley
Agnes Tayor
Wednesday Social Club Picnic at Ellis Park
The Wednesday Social Club holds a family picnic at Ellis Park by the river on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Members are invited to join and enjoy outdoor activities and refreshments.
Garden party at Paul Huston home supported by church unit
Unit No. 2 of St. Patrick's church sponsors a garden party at Mrs. Paul Huston’s Rockford Road SW residence on Wednesday from 2 to 4 30 p.m. Bridge and 500 will be played with prizes. Mrs. Huston chairs the event and is assisted by Mrs. Kell Spencer Moloney Smith Werner. Reservations offered through committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Paul Huston
Rockford Road
Huston
Charles Kell
James Spencer
George Moloney
Leo Smith
Chris Werner
Mrs Mikas and children depart for Chicago
Mrs Walter Mikas of 426 Thirty second street SE and her children Twyla Alice Ruth and Junior left Sunday for Chicago where they will spend a week then go on to Lake Geneva and the Wisconsin Dells for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mikas
Twyla
Alice Ruth
Junior
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin Dells
Fred Days Host Wisconsin Guests
Mr and Mrs Fred Day of 1038 Seventeenth Street NE host guests from Eau Claire Mr and Mrs ahan V Sapp as announced in local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Wisconsin
Fred Day
Seventeenth Steel
Ahan V. Sapp
Eau Claire
Ladies of the G. A. R. convention trip to Davenport
Mrs. Nora Hallam Mrs. Ella Frear and Mrs. F A Small left Monday to attend the state convention of the Ladies of the G A R in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Hallam
Ella Frear
F. A. Small
Davenport
Ladies of the
Mrs Challed Hosts Sister and Niece Visiting From California
Mr and Mrs Frank Challed of 126 Twentieth Street NE entertain Mrs Glenn Conner of Long Beach California and her daughter Phyllis for an estimated two weeks. They will travel to Chicago and Michigan afterward to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Challed
Twentieth Street
Miss Wentworth Honored At Shower In Southwest
Mrs. A E Johnson of 718 Ninth Avenue SW hosted a Saturday afternoon shower at her home to honor Miss Virginia Wentworth daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Wentworth of 521 Tenth Street SW. Virginia will marry Elmer Lincolnback son of Mrs Alta Lincolnback in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Johnson
Ninth Avenue SW
Virginia Wentworth
J. S. Wentworth
Tenth.street
Elmer Lincolnback
Alta Lincolnback
Malta Kensington E S meeting to be hosted by Mrs Petranek
Mrs E J Petranek will be hostess chairman of the Malta Kensington E S meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Paul N Clark 2315 Ridgeway drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Kensington
O. E
E. J. Petranek
Paul N. Clark
Ridgeway Drive
Navy Flying Boats Set for 3087 Mile Mass Flight
Twelve large Navy flying boats prepared for a nonstop mass flight from San Diego to Coco Solo, 3 087 miles away. Under Lieut. R L Morse, 72 officers and men will undertake the flight, weather permitting, with takeoff at 11 am Pacific time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
INS
United States Navy
Coco Solo
Ere
R. L. Morse
Linn Wisconsin group honors Ray Anderson at annual picnic
Ray Anderson farm editor of The Gazette was speaker at Linn Wisconsin association’s fourth annual picnic at Bever Park. Sixty attendees heard him praise mutual understanding of today’s problems. Anderson named honorary member. next year’s picnic set for third Sunday in June at Thomas Park Marion. Officers elected: President S A Fontaine Vice President Mrs J D Currier Secretary Treasurer Mrs Paul Fiedler. Retiring officers were Nevin Nichols M Q O Winter and Mrs Stanley Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn- Wisconsin Association
Bever Park
Ray Anderson
The
Gazette
Wisconsin
Anderson
Thomas Park
Marion
M. H. Biddick
S. A. Fontaine
J. D. Currier
Paul Fiedler
Nevin Nichols
M. Q O. Winter
Cedar Rapids
Stanley Stevens
Police Recover Stolen Car in Menominee and Looted Goods
Cedar Rapids detectives recovered a car stolen in Menominee Wisconsin after a 24 hour vigil. They also recovered most property looted from parked cars in recent days including bags clothing fishing gear from Cedar Rapids and La Crosse. One suspect attempted to sell a handbag to a pedestrian leading to the stakeout and discovery of the loot. Raymond Schutts of the Menominee medical clinic identified the recovered vehicle Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Menominee
Wis
Union Station
la Crosse
Raymond Schutts
Menominee Medical Clinic
Looting of Parked Cars Reported Over Weekend
Theft from parked vehicles continued over the weekend with multiple cases reported. Lyle Vernon says an overnight theft from his unlocked carnival lot car included women's clothing. William Mikulecky had a green wire wheel and a tire removed from his car. Harold Reid found a Colt .22 pistol, cigar lighter, auto compass, and a briefcase missing from his locked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Vernon
Avenue NW
William Mikulecky
Mount Vernon
First Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Harold Reid
First Avenue E
Veterans Registers for G A R Reunion in Davenport
Delegates registered for state G A R conventions while 14 members met at hotel headquarters. Estimates put total delegates between 700 and 1,000 across affiliated groups as veterans gathered for dedication services and opening proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Youngkin
Riverside
M. G. Thorne
Mason City
Federated Patriotic Societies Sunday
James Willett
Tama
Iowa
Grand Army
Federated Patriotic Societies
Zella G. Chaloupka
Dubuque
Ethel Shepard
Ceedar Rapids
Keystone Teen Hurt When Car Dives Into Ditch
Alice Pickering age 18 of Keystone was injured Monday morning when the car she drove left to a ditch. She received two cuts on the left foot and possible chest injuries. She was taken to St Luke's hospital by ambulance for treatment and X rays were planned for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pickering
Keystone
St. Luke's Hospital
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Mice Tana Luakaasa Hoannvine
Miss Focht
Miss Curry
Miss Brown
Dial
Roger Pieracci
Louis D. Pelzers
Glime
L. A. P. M. Circle
Popes
Dar
Ycour
Jessie “Lacock
Montleur
Miss Krebs
PI Omicron
Isabella
Rollin Frinks
Fopelka-Kos
Mrs. Merrill
Charles F
Michigan
Andreas
Dill-Ehl
Billy Hupp
G. A. BR
Miss Wentworth
Navy
Ray Anderson MadeAn
Linn-Wisconsin Group
Simeon Haun
Eugene Allen
T. Z. Cook
Mary
Good House
Bursan
Rome
Mibmen
Cock Vaart
Casidzes Ibe
Stillicious
Bettie Cap
Ideatiien
Geadiae
Searles
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