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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1935
Page
8
A local service club gathered at a house to discuss charity work. Members planned a Red Cross fundraiser and noted community needs, with a focus on support for St Louis and Corroy Dobe.
A fragmented report notes a gathering in Colorado with several prominent individuals. Details are scarce but the presence of multiple leaders signals a significant meeting or event.
Mrs Bernice Diserens, matron of Cedar chapter 154, will be honored at a reception by the Amherst circle chapter. Verna Davis is heirman of the committee and Mrs Marguerie Norbert directs the program. All Cedar chapter members invited.
A gathering of former Hawkere Marnuteening company employees met at Mrs. Efi e Storer's home at 1705 Cavente NZ Fr i Gar for a picnic supper in honor of Dir s Ansa Meyers of San Francisco and guest Muss Lene Reese also of San Francisco. Attendees included Mrs. Storer and many named guests from the area.
A social gathering at 1351 Center Point Road NE hosted by Mrs C A Mormicgsias drew guests including Bernice Stodole and Willem Douzh after a July 7 event. Attendees listed include Heerek Floren, Florence ASSES, Llorence G.szer, Sede Coyle, and others in a pageant style mix.
The text records Tae Mosses Perle Dorotsy and Isnez Lee visiting relatives at 1226 Second Avenue NE with Mr exd Mes. Carl Levmer of Telisnzssee, Fle, during a weekend to see the Musses perests in Brith.
3OSS SHOMLER LEAVES. Fosem Shomer of 1835 Four Avenue SE leaves for Santa Monica to visit her sister Miss Trelmze Shomer during April.
Fragmentary OCR text includes several personal names and scattered place-like terms as readouts from a news page. The legibility is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or organization for a coherent summary.
A fragmentary report lists attendees including Moss Einere Ber ken and Petey Ledec, with multiple others named such as Mrs. Glenn Peck and Ruth Mzarmm. The text preserves a social gathering vibe, mentioning guests, merits, and several uncertain surnames amid a casual morning setting.
Mrs Mabel Hresky of Beresford S Dak and Richard A Claussen son of Mr and Mrs C E Claussen 1441 Fourth Avenue SE were married June 15 1921 at New Cumberland West Virginia by Rev Iven H Howland. Bride Evelyn Enccon of Beresford and Merle J Sanger of Akron served as witnesses.
The Jolly Get Togethers announce two guest dance bands at Cedar View Country Club with a local orchestra playing from 3 to 12 pm. Refreshments will be served and members may call the Y. W. CG. A. at 2163 for information.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Halton of 1524 Fifth Avenue SE leaves for Lake Geneva Wisconsin with University of Iowa students to attend a ten day national W C A conference.
Alvin W. Heuer of 1402 Third Avenue SE, organist at Westminster Presbyterian Church, travels to New York City for the American Guild of Organists convention and plans to study at the Guarantman Organ School for several months.
Division No 2 of the Ladies Aid plans a picnic luncheon and business meeting at the rose garden in Bispar on Tuesday at 12 20 p m If weather fails the gathering moves to Mrs William Taylors home 719 First Avenue W There will be officer elections Division No 3 Trinity Brethren Church meets at the Rose garden Ellis Park Wednesday at 1 or 2 Pic time and June July August birthdays are guests If unfavorable weather the Rose garden gathering will be moved to the Taylors home.
The Keane School Workers third division will hold its annual picnic Wednesday at the pond in Ellie Park. Members are asked to bring meat sandwiches, two covered dishes, gulver and ashes. For details call 63207, St. John's.
West Side Crusaders of the Young Peoples church group plan a 7 p.m. meeting Monday at Trinity. A business session was expected to be held.
The Protheon class of the Furst Congregational church will meet at the church house Fiicar 2 at 2:30 PM. Mrs L H Gerdner and Mes Herod Farnum will reminisce on their eastern trip with the Beethoven club. A musical program is provided by several members and a silver tea will be served. Central Park Daughters of Martha meet Friday at 1 for 2 sieme Juntheon at Mrs W L Harrison’s home. Elizabeth Bender will speak on Our Children's Health with hostesses A T Please Walter Rice Ray Roth and Frank Richardson. Dessert provided. members asked to bring a covered dish.
The Progressive class of Bethany Congregational church will hold its monthly meeting at Ellis Park Friday. Members should meet at the church at 7 20 then cars will take them to the park.
Hirth of Belle Plaine received the office of religion at the grand assembly of Rainbow for Girls in Sioux. Miss Rumh, daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Kurth of Belle Plaine, was named worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in Belle Plaine.
A surprise party was hosted at the Nicholson home on Twenty-eighth Street Drive SE Friday evening for Douglas Kohl’s seventeenth birthday. Attendants included Doris Cotten Arlene Shkersick Jimmy Dickinson Dorothy Jones and others as dancing games and refreshments followed the tributes.
The Beacon junior circle of the King's Daughters met with Margaret Kellogg at 1427 Fourth Avenue SE. Patricia Rice led devotions reading The Bible A Shower of Blessings. Virginia Frame appointed Connie Weatherton chair of the baby band Patricia Rice chair of the telephone committee and Joan Posey chair of the Dr Jennie McCowan chapter. The next meeting June 28 will be at Joan Posey’s home.
Frank Gates entertained Friday evening at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ruth Hoberock who will wed Robert Gates on June 29. Home decorations featured garden flowers as guests played games and presented gifts in a yellow basket. Guests included lesdames Herman Heller George Holmes Hoberock and others and several Misses.
Miss Alberta Thompson and Connie Anderson traveled two weeks by car through Eston Anderson who recently graduated from the Wharton School of Commerce and Finance at the University of Pennsylvania.
The Tre P and F 350 club met Friday at 466 Eglith Avenue SW IRS home of Mrs Mar Ome Fobert. Earth Noble and Harley O'Connor played bridge while refreshments were provided by Mrs Fred Hillmer. Next meeting set for 3 at Wilson Avenue SW.
Mrs Heta Vawter of Iferion a former member of the Three L Class of the First Caristan church entertained the group at her Kensington home. A premic luncheon was served to the forty two members present with Mr L A Allen's division in charge.
Moss Pauline Murray of 1644 Second Avenue SE leaves today for a vacation trip to Yellowstone National Park and Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Robert D. Conway and her sons of Belle avenue SW and Miss Cecelha Conway are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sojka and Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Holets Jr. They will stay about a week.
A fishing party including Dr A W Siskine Dr Wloo Newlcky Dr C T Locser Dr C S S Srevse and his party will return Tuesday from Moon where they were seen. The last lines are unclear but note the return date.
Miss Nee D A Evene resides at 375 Twenteth street SE and plans a two week visit with Mrs Evene's sister Mrs G S Metme in Black Hill. They will then tour Yellowstone Edgemoeny and Forsyche Mont before returning to Cedar Rapids with Dr E J Huene and relations from Denver and Oskoose.
Mr and Mrs Thomas David son hosted guests at 393 Seventeenth SE including Morris Chandler Mrs B Cohn and Misses Clara and Lilian Rothaermel of Cleveland They arrived Tuesday with Jed Frieser Earlier in the week G W Davidson and Kenneth Reever of Waukezen Wisconsin visited the Davidson home
Mr and Mrs Henry Gundling of 420 Thirty second Street NE left Saturday night for a vacation trip to Chicago and Lakewood. En route they will stop in Davenport where they will be joined by Mr Gundlings mother who will accompany them on the trip.
The picnic luncheon and meeting scheduled for June 26 at Mrs. Merley Clark's home near Mount Vernon is postponed and a new date will be announced.
Members of the Friendly Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the corner of Tenth Street and Third Avenue for a hike to Van Vechten Park. The entertainment committee will organize the games and program.
Miss Cortena Denlinger has returned from the New York School of Social Work to spend the next two months with her mother Mrs H M Denlinger at 1340 A avenue NE.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodwin of 1738 Third Avenue SE and Mrs. Goodwin's sister Mrs. Paul Siebert of 608 McKinley Street SE have returned from a two week stay in Colorado.
Miss Laura Baker of 1261 First Avenue East left Friday for a three week motor trip to Denver through Yellowstone Park and other western spots, accompanied by Mrs. W Lehr of Muscatine.
Silver Cross Circle of the King's Daughters will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at Mrs. C. O. Hiltomer's home at 1627 Park Avenue SE. Following the luncheon new officers will be installed.
West Branch. Miss Anna Brown hosted her niece Harriet Dauchey of Cedar Rapids for days and invited cousins Betty Brown Lucille Lodge Jean Carran and Leal Carran to an afternoon party. Mrs Vincent hosted a party with Car nation club members and plans were made for a July 14 picnic. Emma Ellyson entertained for dinner with Ida Campbell and Leslie from North Hollywood and Sewell Allen a University of Iowa summer student. Friends Ladies auxiliary celebrated with a silver thimble for Mrs Roy Smith leaving California. Ada Hemingway received a shoulder corsage and rose bouquet from granddaughter Esther Hemingway. Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs A F Anderson and Mr and Mrs W L Vincent.
Mrs Wil Calderwood hosted a Sunday dinner in Brooklyn for Rev Charles Calderwood of Ventura California who attended Grinnell college conference on International Relations in Iowa. Out of town guests included John Elston and family from Chicago and the Copley family from Marshalltown among others.
Irene Gibbons wed Friday at the First Congregation church in Cedar Rapids. The ceremony united Mrs Edward Koz and Mrs Frank Gibbons as attendees noted the bride’s association with Cedar Rapids.
Miss Esther Miller was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mayor and Mrs. Frank L. Adler on Tuesday evening. She received many gifts and will wed Frank Hull of Norwalk in early July. Miller has taught in Norwalk for four years.
Miss Margaret Madeen daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Madeen and Vance Bates son of Mr and Mrs G C Bates were married at Little Brown church near Nashua Rev William Kent officiated Lorna Bates and Elmer Nus attended The ceremony featured Norths music and a luncheon The couple plan Madison Wis trip then home at Fredericka Iowa where Bates is high school principal
Hopkinton hosts include Mrs. D. H. Stonnston and Mrs. Minnie Alackinosh as Airs. Minnie Alackinosh attends. Emproidery club and guests entertained by Mrs. H. L Reeve with Sylvan and Dorothea Bixby among attendees. Birthday surprise for Mrs. Cap Ar-Guser and Kill Kare club meeting hostesses with prizes. Numerous relatives and friends gather for Mrs. Beitz's birthday with gifts and a short program. Mrs. R. H. McKelvey visits from Ontario with a large guest list attending at the Raymond Joseph residence.
Marengo Rebekah lodge No. 320 marks four decades of activity with a Wednesday evening program following its regular meeting. The Biblical pantomime Ruth and Naomi features Myrtle Frederickson as Ruth and Bflis Etta Ware as Naomi, with a cast including Arthur Beardshear Boaz and others. The event also includes lodge history by Mrs. Julia Randolph, vocal and clarinet solos, and a reading by Mrs. Mabel Kiger. Additional notes describe recent marriages and moves of local residents.
The wedding featured Adella S Stanerson as a principal attendant for Esther Schwarting with her sister and Harold as siblings present. Officials Julia r Carrier and others from Iowa offices celebrated at the Cedar Rapids and Marengo tents with floral gifts and a candle holder. The couple’s match accompanied them to the Waterloo convention.
Mrs AC Schoenthaler entertained the North English Bridge club Tuesday with guests Mrs Lester Dodd and Mrs L A Miller. Dorothy Guger won high score, Arthur Barnd low. Dow Mason received the traveling prize and Miller the high guest prize.
Alburnett sees the Young People Missionary circle meet at Beulah Stirm’s home with Geneva White and Cornelia Schuld as guests. Evangelical and Christian circles hold meetings as officers are elected, with Mrs Clyde Wilson and others named. A Methodist Ladies Aid guest day is planned at the church, and a nearby Evangelical missionary society is led by Mrs W B Andrew with Mrs Earl Balderson in charge.
Luella and Maude Rupp hosted a Monday dinner with guests including Mrs Willard Burrell and daughters Donna and Jeanette from Los Angeles California Miss Letha Tromerauser from Marengo and Ruth Jane Hillgeson of Urbana Also Mrs Mary Clime hosted Loyal Circle of Church of Christ with guest Mrs E Beachler of Le Mars Mrs Carl Williford hosted the K Y B club Tuesday D L Piper and S J Hacker celebrated wedding anniversaries at a Monday party at the Piper home Ever Ready club members and families attended with Dr and Mrs M E Dingman Belinda and Erma Lee Burrell plus other Urbana residents attended.
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