Miss Jane Carey Weds H Gordon DeLay at Large Church
Miss Jane Carey and H Gordon DeLay wed at the First Christian church in a ceremony attended by hundreds. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Carey, wore a white crepe gown with Alencon lace and a long train. Post nuptial reception followed at the Carey home with out of town guests from Sioux City and Winnetka. The couple plan a Bermuda honeymoon and will reside at 202 Twenty-third Street Drive SE after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Carey
H. Gordon
H. Gordon DeLay
First Christian Church
Edward J. Carey
John Merrill
Hubbard Woods
Mr. DeLay
Edmund Fulton
Roderick Johnstone
Winnetka
Devon Main
Evanston
III
John Carey
Orville Tousey
John B. Turner
Elizabeth Carey
Kathleen Carey
Carey Home
Maid of Honor
Carey
J. W. Carey
Mary Louise
Ann
John
Charlies Carey
Alvern Wendell
C. T McDaniel
Virginia McDaniel
Sioux City
H S. DeLay
Virginia DeLay
Richard Searles
Chicago
Sally Phinney
Oswego
Betsy Sutherland
Pasadena
Calif
DeLay
New York City
Bermuda
Twenty-third Street Drive
Emma Willard School For Girls
Troy
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
Cedar Rapids Junior Service League
Wabash College
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Garden Club Closes Meetings for Summer
The Cedar Rapids Garden club ended its season with a luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club attended by twenty members. A brief business meeting followed. The planned garden tour was canceled due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Family ties and travel mark spring 1905 notes
Mrs John L Miller and daughters Jane and Anne return after ten days away spent at Emma Willard School commencements in Troy and a New York City visit. Jane graduated June 14. Mrs Jane Mier attended a West Point prom. Ankeny and Des Moines relatives visited in Washington Ave SE. Tone Peterman leaves for Chicago for surgical theory studies at Michael Reese Hospital after St Luke’s graduation. A farewell shower honors Tone before departure. The Original Jolly Fifteen will be entertained by Mrs Wood Morte at her daughter’s home on Nineteenth Street SW Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Miller
Miss Jane
Anne
Avenue NE
Tone Peterman
Chicago
Michael Reese
Peterman
St Lukes Hospital
Wood Morte
Vire
Hehard
Progressive Circle of the Degree of Honor Meeting
The Progressive Circle of the Degree Of Honor will hold a young luncheon at 1 on Friday at the home of Mrs Robert Kehne 2600 Mount Vernon Avenue SF. The regular business session of Praha Rebekah lodge No 5% is scheduled to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah
Praha Rebekah Lodee No
Fridat Exvenine
At & Amite Ay Proetram
Meeure
Progressive Circle
Degree of Honor
Robert ¢. Kehne
Mount Vernon Avenue
Boys to Spend Summer at Tom Tucker Ranch
Robert Burchard and William Green will leave today for a boys camp at Tom Tucker ranch near Boulder Colorado where they will spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burchard
William Green
Tom Tucker Ranch
Boulder, Colo
Anne Adams pattern catalog informs on dresses and home sewing
The Gazette Pattern Department advertises Anne Adams patterns for summer dresses, sports outfits, and beginner instructions. It details fabric needs, pattern numbers, sizes, and ordering by mail with prices and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Gazette Pattern Department
West Lith Street
New York City
Beatrice Woodward Installed Grand Worthy Advisor
Miss Beatrice Woodward daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen C Woodward 209 Seventeenth Street NE was installed as the grand worthy advisor of the Town Order of Rainbow for Girls at Davenport during the grand assembly last weekend She was escorted to the east through an archway of red roses supported by twelve Cedar Rapids girls and received a bouquet from the local assembly A quartet from Cedar Rapids and Marion sang and Woodward a past worthy advisor of the Rainbow Assembly in Cedar Rapids attended with about fifty Cedar Rapids members at the Davenport Grand Assembly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Woodward
Glen C Woodward
Seventeenth Street
Order of Rainbow
Davenport
Grand Assembly
Cedar Rapids
Marion Hepner
Lenore Stark
Joyce Palmer
Verle Breed
Marion
Miss Woodward
Rainbow Assembly
Wedding of Miss Pirie to Be Here Saturday
The marriage of Miss Arlene Pirie daughter of Dr and Mrs W J Pine of Springville to Carston Johnston of Waterloo will be solemnized Saturday at 4 30 p m in the garden at the home of Miss Pirie grandmother Mrs Arvista Knouf 125 Thirty sixth street SE The wedding day is her mother’s birthday and the second wedding anniversary of her sister Mrs Kendall Gibson Guests who have already arrived include Miss Finlyn Walker of Paton and Clare Robinson of Moorland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Pirie
W J Pine
Springville
Carston Johnston
Waterloo
Miss Piries
Arvista Knouf
Thirty-sixth Street
Miss Pirie
Kendall Gibson
Fvnlyn Walker
Paton
Clare Robinson
Moorland
Shower honors for Marjorie Davis before her marriage
Miss Marjorie Davis was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Helen Ogburn and friends at 2154 Blake boulevard SE. Bridge prizes went to Miss Bernice Hach and Miss Farr. Attendees included Georgian Welch Mrs Wayne Bain Evalyn Porter Elizabeth Earley Marian Clark and others. The wedding to Arthur Osborne is set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ogburn
Cora Farr
Myrtis Pope
Geraldene Krebs to Wed Leo Brown in A Local Church Ceremony
Harold and Mrs Krebs announce the engagement of Geraldine Ruth Krebs to Leo R Brown son of George Brown. The couple plans to marry at 7 30 p m in the Furst Baptist church with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. Both graduates of Grant High School, Miss Krebs and Mr Brown are connected locally with business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Krebs
Geraldine Ruth
Leo R Brown
George Brown
Furst Baptist Church
Miss Krebs
Mr Brown
Grant Hich School
Church Group Members Meet at 424 Fifteenth Street
Members of the Jane Boyd group of the First Christian church will meet with Mas A WW Coquillette at 424 Fifteenth Street on Friday for a 12 30 luncheon. Rach will bring dishes, silver, and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
First Christian Church
Coquillette
Fighteenth Street
Aunt Het Critiques Out-of-Town Visitors
Aunt Het scolds visiting kin folk calling them visitors for the Nest week, then stating they will just live off you afterward.
Marriage of Miss Libbie Zak and William Krejet in Tam
Miss Libbie Zak daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zak married William Krejet son of Mr and Mrs Ignac Krejet at St Wenceslaus church Turesdas Tam The Rev August Vojacek officiated The bride wore whip satin with veil and carried pink roses The maid of honor wore blue crepe and carried delphium roses The best man was George Kreier The couple then took a three week trip to Canada and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie Zak
Joseph Zak
William Krejet
Ignac Krejet
St Wenceslaus Church
Turesdas
Tam
August Vojacek
Mats Trozl
Killarney
Maid of Honor
Delphium
Johanna Hill
John Froeh
Kreier
Canada
Chicago
Luncheon Honors Miss Viola Naibert At Commonwealth Tea
Mrs. E. I. Hever and Mrs. Ralph D. Gray hosted a luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room Wednesday honoring Miss Viola Naibert. Bridge games at Mrs. Hever's home 2410 Grande avenue SE awarded prizes to Mrs. Charles Stewart Mrs. W. Klinger Miss Margaret Pratt and Irene Klinger with Naibert receiving a guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Hever
Ralph D. Gray
Commonwealth Tea Room
Viola Naibert
Bridge
Hever
Grande Avenue SE
Charles Stewart
W. Klinger
Margaret Pratt
Irene Klinger
Naibert
Gazette Story Results In Finding Brother Of Sioux City Man Killed
Guy Tompkins of Sioux City says he is the brother of Guy Winans a 57 year old junk dealer killed in an automobile accident near Sioux City. Winans was struck by a passing truck in heavy rain while walking to Cedar Rapids. Tompkins was adopted by another family and learned of the case from a Gazette item. Relatives can contact Earl Miller at 200 South Court Street Sioux City for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Tompkins
Third Street
Guy Winans
Sioux City
Winans
Tompkins
William Winans
Monticello
Hattie Brimmer
Elwood
Cedar Rapids
Earl Miller
South Court Street
Mrs. C. S. Maley Dies Former Mechanicsville Resident
Mrs. C S Maley 74 former Mechanicsville resident died after a lingering illness at her daughter’s home Highland Park. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church Friday at 3 p.m. Rev E Winslow Brown of Cedar Rapids will officiate. Survived by daughters Mrs Harkness and Margaret both of Highland Park and a son Lyle of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville
C S. Maley
Presbyterian Church
E. Winslow Brown
Cedar Rapids
Maley
Marian Harkness
Highland Park
Anna Davidson
Stanwood
R. A Davidson
Cedar County
Harkness
Margaret
Lyle
Chicago
Funeral services for Mrs John Strong held at St Marys
Funeral services were held at St Marys church on Wednesday for Mrs John Strong a Cascade township resident who died at her farm Monday after a week long illness She was born in Cascade October 14 1863 daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Lauser She married John Peter Strong in 1885 and is survived by sons Lawrence Anton Cascade and daughters Mrs Mary Madl Mrs Jane Madl Chicago Mrs Frank Kremer Cascade and Adeline at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
St. Mary's Church
John Strong
Cascade Township
J M Lauser
John Peter Strong
Lawrence
Anton
Mary Madl
Jane Madl
Chicago
Frank Kremer
Adeline
Michael Kurt
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Kurt
Peter
Anna Kurt
Elizabeth Merfeld
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s Church
Nancy Page Plans for Frugal Yet Stylish Family Wardrobe
Florence La Ganke narrates Mrs Lacey reorganizing outfits for her three daughters for a Chicago Fair trip. She sketches a French linen inspired dress in dark blue gingham with pink yoke, unlined jackets in flannel, pink and blue accents, and coordinated hats gloves socks and shoes, aiming for economical serviceable looks. Nancy Page offers a leaflet on beverages for hot days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey
Chicago
Pam
Judith
Land Of The Clod And Furrow Poet Tribute To Grant Wood
Editor notes a poem by Jay Sigmund of Cedar Rapids dedicated to Grant Wood. The verses praise how paint can transform blighted fields into color and Life, turning rutted mud into art. The poet and painter are celebrated as a fused creative force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sigmund
Cedar Rapids
Grant Wood
Chicago Daily News
Jay G. Sigmund
Retail Druggists To Meet June 28 On New Deal Trade Program
One of three Iowa meetings to discuss provisions of the national industrial recovery act will be held in Cedar Rapids at the Hotel Roosevelt next Wednesday noon. Retail druggists and wholesale members sponsor the event to inform all pharmacists about the new controlled plan of distribution. Similar sessions are scheduled in Des Moines and Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Drug Institute of America, Incorporated
United States
Council Seeks $600 for Land Used in Test Wells
The Cedar Rapids council was reminded that no land settlement was made with R M Hawkins for use of his property during test wells. Water Works Supt H F Blomquist proposes paying $600 for half an acre as compensation for damages, to settle the matter. The communication was referred to the water works department and the finance commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H F. Blomquist
R. M. Hawkins
Cedar Rapids
Blomquist
Hawkins
Water Works Department
Louis Burgis
Epworth League Camp Announces Faculty and Dates
The twentieth Epworth League institute will be at Clear Lake July 24 to 30 led by Dr. Earle A. Baker. Faculty includes Dr. Albion R. King Cornell Dr. Gough Mount Vernon Dr. Frye Cedar Rapids Dr. J Arthur Young Waterloo Dr. G J Chalice Manchester Dr. W Glenn Rowley Cedar Falls Dr. W. T. Smith Clinton Rev John D. Clinton Fayette Rev Otis H. Moore South Bethel Miss Ortha Lane China and others. Frank L. Pearson West Branch runs registration with Bible study missions world peace music recreation during camp. DECORAH Congressmen Fred Biermann Decorah and Atty F A OConnor Dubuque speak at Spillville Independence Day July 4-5 under Helof Holm post auspices. 1977 baseball games dances and Helof Holm Junior Drum and Bugle Corps attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y T Vernon
Twentieth
Epworth League Institute
Clear Lake
Earle A. Baker
Albion R. King
Cornell
BE. T. Gough
Mount Vernon
Ermil B. Frye
Cedar Rapids
J. Arthur Young
Waterloo
G J Chalice
Manchester
W Glenn Rowley
Cedar Falls
W. T. Smith
Clinton
John D. Clinton
Fayette
Otis H. Moore
South Bethel
Ortha Lane
China
Daniel L. Ridout
May Faulkner
R. H. Collis
F A. Lindhurst
S. F Kenderdine
W. I Shattuck
C. C Hall
F. M. Garrett
Bertha Pownall
John DeLong
R. S. Phillips
Frank L. Pearson
West Branch
Clearlake
Decorah
Fred Biermann
F A O'Connor
Dubuque
Spillville
Helof Holm Post
V. F
Helof Holm Junior
Decorah Man Receives Purple Heart for War Service
Alfred M. Wigesland of Decorah received the Purple Heart for his wartime service. He enlisted November 8 1918, served with Battery B Twentieth Field Artillery, was wounded but stayed at his post until the Armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decoran
Alfred M. Wigesland
Decorah
Wigesland
Twentieth Field Artillery
Miss Hilda Pegorek and Lee Kostechek Wed in Nashua
Miss Hilda Pegorek youngest daughter of Mrs John Pegorek and Lee Kostechek son of Joseph Hostechek of Monmouth were married Monday at Nashua in the Methodist parsonage by Rev G E Lusted. They were unattended and will reside in Monmouth after a northern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Junction
Hilda Pegorek
John Pegorek
Lee Kostechek
Joseph Hostechek
Monmouth
Nashua
Oxford Junction High School
Mirror Printing Company
Kostechek
Monmouth High School
Three Officers Silent on Fatal Shot During Eddyville Raid
OSKALOOSA AP Gerald Blackwood 23 of Eddyville was fatally injured by an Oskaloosa officer in a Des Moines river island raid near Eddyville Wednesday night. He died in a local hospital Thursday. Police Chief Howard Allgood Sheriff Frank Hook and Deputy Fritz Vangen deren conducted the raid and said Blackwood reached for a pocket as if to draw a gun, but he had no gun and his mother said he reached for a flash. The raiding officers refused to identify which officer fired the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa (Ap
Gerald Blackwood
Eddyville
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Blackwood
Howard Allgood
Frank Hook
Fritz Vangenderen
Who Should Pray and The Sermon on Pardon
The article reports on W. Carl Ketherside delivering a tent sermon at Fifth Avenue and Seventh Street SW titled The Evidence of Pardon. He argues the spiritual heart is the mind not the chest and that true religion rests on reason and honest conviction. It also notes Michael Kurt 71 of Cascade died at Mercy hospital Anamosa and his funeral was held at St Marys Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carl Ketherside
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
Evangelist
Grain Dealers Back Farm Adjustment Act Support at Cedar Rapids
The Western Grain Dealers Association adopts a resolution urging full assistance to administration of the Agricultural Adjustment Act and cooperation to ensure the act delivers fair returns. Officers are elected with Earl Galbraith reelected president and R V Tierney as vice president. The convention includes talks on trucking grain and its impact on markets and railroads with 125 registered and 175 at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Grain Dealers’ Association
Cedar Rapids
Forty-fifth
Iowa General Assembly
Henry Wallace
Galbraith
M. L. Vehon
Chicago Board of Trade Transportation Committee
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Garden Club
ER. Warner
Ankeny
Henry F Waenrr
Harry S Johnson
Washington Avenue
E R Weeners
Mr Tobinsen
Henry E Weeners
MSS
Peteralan
Jolly Sintlen
Clubs
Paris Hat & Beauty Shop
Second Street SE
HY Ann
Imeudel
Order OF Rainbow Girls
Tru
Marjorie Davis
Geraldene Krebs
Leo Brown
Circle
Kenwood
Bob Wersom
George Halmes
Jay Lidiow
William Sweet
Myron Udet
California
John Arden Kelly
Ventura
Edward W Kellys
Fairfax
R. 5
Margaret Sundberg
Lila Palmer
Marie Swab
Leo Swab
Wayne Basler
Gretchen Roy
J. R. McCullough
Patty Ruchel
W. P. Enright
Winnie Phelps
Stephen Phelps
Coe College
Ruth Baker
W. H Graham
Rosamond Kearney
M. H
Marjorie Young
M. H. Fawcett
Helen Hughes
George Yuill
Carr Lavelle
N Booth
Jean Curry
J. A McCulloch
Mrs. Welch
G H Thompson
Marian Hepner
J. R. Watson
Elizabeth Jackson
Walter Jackson
Emily Morrison
M. H. Morrison
Bonnie Curry
W H. Kelley
Doris Young
Fef, Young
Evelyn Fawcett
J R. McCullough
S CC. Moore, Jr
Edward Eaton
Howard C Martin
W P Enright
D L Nelson
George Yuth
Zak-Krejct
J H Crowder
Bluff View Addition
St James Choir
Laura Chesley
W T Tavior
E J Carson
W OW Sell Myr
Dale Newell
Charles Hess
B WH Peck
Gertrude Tavior
Ruth Tasvior
Virginia Harsis Maren Palmer
Glenn Crowder
Henrietta Lamp
Marshalltown
L W Browne
Millriam
Thoreday
Uhear
Brownes
Byron Anderson
Biron K Anderson
Wharton School of Commerce and Finance University of Pennsylvania
Oscar A Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Lewis Tea Room
Jerry Hopkins
Kathryn Flanagan
Roy Sells
Mrs. Hever
Gray
Miss Naibert
Gazette
C. S. Maley
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Nancy
First Avenue
Potato & Grocery Markets
Earl Galbraith
Sac City
R. V. Tierney
Perry
Robert Beale
Tama
D. O. Milligan
Hugh Hale
Royal
George Pottgetter
Steamboat Rock
C. E. Harris
Williamsburg
C. L. Douglas
Lyman
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