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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1941

Page

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Camp YWCA Wapsie Y Brings Prospects to Open

Three prospective campers pose with horses at the Wapsie Y camp on the Wapsipinicon river east of Central City, opening July 14. Jeanne Schluntz, Alice Krupicka, and Maribel Pratt are shown, with noted roles in local Hi Y clubs, reflecting camp activity including equitation classes.

Wapsie Y Wapsipinicon River Central City Jeanne Schluntz A. H. Schluntz Fourteenth Avenue SW Wilson Hi

Williamsburg Bridegroom Robert Parry Marries Magdalene Dickow

The Williamsburg ceremony June 18 unites Magdalene Dickow daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dickow Milwaukee with Robert John Parry son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Parry Cedar. Parry a Fairfield swimming pool supervisor and University of Iowa graduate. Attendants included local residents from Williamsburg and nearby.

Magdalene Dickow Ernest Dickow Milwaukee Robert John Parry Robert L. Parry Cedar Fairfield Parry Williamsey Aer Muscatine Williamsburg School University of Iowa Williamsburg Marcus O'Donnell Francis Drury Lancaster Vivian Wortman A. G. Sinclair Gene Stone Sinclair McNulty Central Iowa Telephone Company

Local Ladies Gather for DAR Luncheon and Rebekah Meeting

Marengo and Eldora residents attended a luncheon for Iowa Daughters of American Revolution members hosted by Mrs. Milton Brown. Grinnell and Poweshiek chapter members were present. The Rebekah lodge honored past noble grand officers and elected a new slate. A wedding entertainment featured ten members. The Marengo golf club held a supper dance at the club house with a committee led by Mesdames Watts Schroeder Hildman Hogan and McCune.

O. S. von Krog Eldora Iowa Daughters of American Revolution L. N. Johnson Marshalltown Iowa County Milton Brown Grinnell and Poweshiek Grinnell Rebekah Lodge Owen Ti Noble Ralphy S. T. Randall A. T. Akerman Marengo Golf Club C. F. Watts R. R. Schroeder R. M. Hildman Joe Hogan Kenneth McCune

Saddle Soap Blacksmith T. J. Rand Travels Cedar Rapids

Tom J. Rand, a traveling blacksmith of Cedar Rapids, operates a mobile shop for saddle horses and other equine work. He began shoing horses as a boy in Springfield Missouri and toured via truck across Missouri, Kansas City, Omaha, then Cedar Rapids. Rand claims to be among the first blacksmiths with a shop on wheels and explains the variety of shoe types used for different horses.

Tom J. Rand Cedar Rapids Tom Rand’s Osceola Springfield Louis Kansas City Omaha Tom Mackin New York City Rand Randy Gall Tipton Eliman Horse Center T. J. Rand

La Porte City Announces Engagements and Upcoming Weddings

Miss Helen Frank of La Porte City and Jerold L. Fardal of Webster City were engaged at a dinner hosted by the Franks. Miss Frank has taught in Webster City. Rosalie Comfort of Waterloo and Gerald Wilkinson of La Porte City also announced their engagement. the couple plans a June wedding. Comfort is secretary to Waterloo playground commissioner Don Wardell. Wilkinson formerly worked for John Deere Tractor in Waterloo.

Helen Frank J. C. Frank LaPorte City Jerold L. Fardal Webster City Elmer G. Fardal Yankton S. D Miss Frank Rosalie Comfort Waterloo Gerald Wilkinson M. Wilkinson la Porte City Arthur Comfort Miss Comfort Don Wardell Mr. Wilkinson John Deere Tractor Company

June Bride Elect Corinne Cowboy Honored in Showers

Miss Corinne Cowboy, a June bride elect, was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the S. L. White home in Oelwein on Wednesday and at a kitchen shower at the N. H. Niemeyer home in Elkader on Thursday. Mrs. Minnie White of Portland, visiting and a former resident, was honored Friday afternoon at a tea at the Mrs. S. C. Ainsworth home.

Corinne Cowboy S. L. White Oelwein

Webster Woman’s Club Hosts Luncheon At Dulin Home

Dr Tarana Dulin of Sigourney hosted the Webster Women’s club Friday at a 1 PM luncheon at her home. Assisting were Lora Snakenberg Nelle Starry and Hazel Wheeler. Guests included Mrs Evelyn Dulin of Iowa City. Participants on the program were Mildred Herrick Emma Griner and Josephine Mikesell. This was the last meeting until fall.

Tarana Dulin Sigourney Webster Woman’s Club

Delta Birthday Party for Kenneth Farmer Held at Home

Mrs. Ernest Farmer hosted a Friday afternoon birthday party for her four year old grandson Kenneth Farmer son of Mr and Mrs Charles Farmer of Pella. Twenty one children attended for outdoor lawn games. Evening guests included the Melvin Arendt and Louie Arendt families of Gibson and Mr and Mrs R R Chipps of Delta.

Ernest Farmer Kenneth Farmer Charles Farmer Pella Farmer Melvin Arendt Louie Arendt Gibson R. R. Chipps Delta

Tipton Garden Club Tea Hosts Mather and Witmer

Tipton hostesses Mrs. Carl H. Mather and Mrs. Nevin Witmer presided at a Thursday garden club tea in a sunlit setting. Members read poems by several writers, heard a paper by Dr. Gordon, and enjoyed a short monologue sequence.

Tipton Garden Club Carl H. Mather Nevin Witmer Mather Gorden

Church groups plan picnics and meetings this week

Trinity Methodist circles schedule luncheons and picnics at parks from Thursday 1 p.m. while others meet at homes or churches for officer elections and work, with events at Bever park Ellis park and First street locations. Several churches announce Sunday school picnics and church dinners.

Ellis Park

Garden Club Hosts Serve Afternoon Refreshments

Refreshments were served in the late afternoon in the south enclosure of the garden by the hostesses Mrs. Schiele and Mrs. Davis of the Durant Garden club, who were out of town guests.

Schiele Davis Durant Garden Club

July Wedding Days Tie Two Cedar Rapids Couples

Name July wedding dates for Lillian Leichsenring and Kenneth Babbitt with ties to Cedar Rapids. Lillian works at Armstrong Clothing. Babbitt with Mid-Continent Lip. Also Norma Jean Vinton and Charles Wittke plan a July 18 ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Norma Jean a Wilson High School graduate now at Century Engineering.

Fred Leichsenring Amana Lillian Cedar Rapids Kenneth Babbitt Bertha Babbitt Center Point Road Miss Leichsenring Armstrong Clothing Company Mr. Babbitt Mid- Continent W. R. Vinton N Street Ana Norma Jean Charles F. Wittke Fred Wittke Miss Vinton Wilson High School

Wilma Wiebke Wed Glen Edward Mackie at Trinity Lutheran

The church wedding of Wilma Wiebke daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Wiebke and Glen Edward Mackie of Rock Island was held Saturday with Rev H Mass officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Walter Wiebke. A reception and dinner for twenty followed at the bride’s home. Mackie is a State College alumnus now employed by Deere and Mansur in Moline.

Trinity Lutheran Church Wilma Wiebke Henry Wiebke Glen Edward Mackie Rock Island H. Mass Walter Wiebke Mackie State College Deere and Mansur Company Moline

Dessert luncheon bridge draws crowd at Oelwein Country Club

Oelwein’s dessert luncheon bridge at the Country Club Thursday afternoon drew a large crowd. Contract bridge was played at 11 tables with prizes awarded to Mrs. B. B. Little first, Mrs. Fred Lynes second, and Mrs. James Crowley door prize, with Mrs. Saul Bucksbaum noted among winners.

Country Club B. B. Little Fred Lynes James Crowley Door Winger Crowley Saul Bucksbaum

Clermont Burrow-Wedding Details Celebrate Cler mont Union

Clermont William Burrow and Miss Burrow were married by Rev. Leo OConnell. Mary Cahalan and Mary McNally served as bridesmaids with Robert Burrow as best man and Joe Cahalan as usher. Music by Elizabeth Rounds preceded a wedding breakfast at the grandparents’ home and a family dinner. Miss Burrow is a Rural School teacher, groom is a Clermont farmer.

William Burrow Clermont Leo O’connell Mary Cahalan Mary McNally Eleanor Anderson Robert Burrow Joe Cahalan Leo Sutter Paul Elizabeth Rounds Oelwein Cahalan Clermont Schools Clermont Farmer's Ommission Company

What Cheer Hosts Royal Neighbor Card Party

What Cheer Mrs. Leo Shaw entertained at a Royal Neighbor card party with Mrs. Manuel Coria as assistant hostess Tuesday evening. Mrs. Louie Brown won high prize and Mrs. Wilford Young low. Deal-Man bridge club surprised Mrs. L. Tedrow Thursday evening. A bag lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Bowen hosted Edmundson park group on Margaret Ann’s eighteenth birthday. Attendees included Tommy and Barbara Riss Neva Bowers Leo Martin Edith Hamilton David De Louise May Wesley Thomas Lee Wilbour.

Leo Shaw Manuel Coria Louie Brown Wilford Young L. Tedrow Homer Davis Zook Leo Miller Omer Bowen Edmundson Park Margaret Ann Tommy Barbara +riss Neva Bowers Leo Martin Edith Hamilton David de Louise May Wesley Thomas Lee Wilbour

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wapsie Y Camp Marengo The Star Laundry 6179 United States Blacksmith Rand Volga City Webster Trinity Methodist Circle No Duck Pond Park Ernest Listebarger Fairfax M. P. Beck First Avenue Iee W. Shakespeare C Avenue NW Circle No. 5 First Evangelical Phoebe Lamb Charles Catshall First Street Second Christian Woman's Council Division No. 4 Calvary Baptist Women’s Missionary Society First Presbyterian Beverhursday United Brethren Finley Stone Elmhurst Drive Central Park Martha Ceeper W. L. Harrison Nassau Street SE St. James Gleaners J. A. Hayward Fifth Street NW Ladies’ Aid St. Paul's Mothers’ Club Bever Park Selma Jean Burr Marilyn A Walker Margaret Hesser Robert Deaver Winston Williams H.R. Greer First Avenue E Lillian Leichsenring Norma Jean Vinton Londen NYLON Killian’s Fashion Fabrics Ob Eunesse Jeunesse Vogue Killian Company
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