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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1933
Page
2
A reader laments losing a child’s memory yet recalls sweet moments, while another asks about dating and jealousy noting popularity can invite gossip. Miss Manners advises restraint and focusing on meaningful friendships. A final query about a late life marriage finds counsel that companionship and congeniality lead to happiness.
A postnuptial party for Mrs. Herman Ericksen was hosted by Miss Edna Ericksen at the Carl Ericksen home. multiple pre nuptial and social gatherings featured in DeWitt with guests from Davenport Grand Mound London and Welston and notices of future weddings and club events.
Mrs Emory Schmitz hosted Lowell school teachers for a picnic dinner at the Country Club Waterloo Later they visited the Schmitz home Frances Ringena hosted bridge for house guest Marietta Boen of Story City Jane Tal led a bridge game St Francis hospital guild held its annual picnic at Landes Park Officers elected include President Mrs H R Ritter Vice President Miss Edna Bradley and Secretary Miss Verona Flanagan Miss Helen Reed hosted bridge for Miss Dorothy Latta and guests Mable and Helen Erickson
Miss Clara Vetter married John F. Mueller in a Calamus German Lutheran ceremony officiated by Rev L E Eschbach. Attendants were Miss Alice Vick and Louis Vetter. The couple plans travel then reside in Calamus with Mr Mueller a grain dealer and director in multiple firms.
Miss Regina Donahue of Oxford was honored at a Monday kitchen shower hosted by Misses Viola and Evalena Sampson. Dorothy Riley led in high score at cance con test while Helen Hrdlicka earned consolation.
Mount Vernon picnics grow as Fred Travis announces new members on the Mount Vernon-Liban region club entertainment and house committees. The Cornell summer colony held a social picnic at Cedar Valley with swimming for students and faculty, and various hosts organized birthday and tea gatherings, bridge luncheons, and visits from out of town guests.
Sigourney Nolda McCullough and Casper Jacobs wed June 18 in a single ring ceremony at the groom’s grandfather Rev M B Jacobs Hayesville home with attendants Clifford Streigel. Elaine Veach and Eugene Randall married June 19 at the Randall home with Rev W C Hawkins officiating.
The report lists varied gatherings including Freida Mans birthday surprise dinner Alma Wetzel and Loraine Brack joining the Rebekah lodge, Mrs Earl McCormick hosting a shower for Regina Donohue, 86th birthday for Anna Wisebold, Lend A Hand club lawn party hosted by Iona Floetchinger, and a family birthday picnic for Mr Henderson and Virginia Dahnke with relatives attending.
Center Point Mrs. Viola Abbott received a birthday surprise at her home on Wednesday from the Woman's Relief Corps.
Miss Lisette Brooke of West Liberty and Dr Merle J Brown were married Thursday at the Unitarian church in Davenport with Dr Charles E Snyder officiating. The couple will reside in Akron Ohio after a Chicago visit en route to internships.
Earlville noted the annual Rober Meythaler reunion in La Porte City Sunday with Meythaler family members. Various clubs planned events including a Legion picnic supper Tuesday and a Social club meeting at Mrs. John Winistorfor's home. Other gatherings featured a birthday joint celebration for Noel Clute and Myrtle Hunt and a Gable reunion at Iowa City.
The Standard Bearers were entertained by Miss Pearl Eversmeyer with Mrs. W. A. Lamp in charge. Whatsoever society met at the Methodist church with Mesdames Hanft Hill and Ray Sinclair hosting. Home Guards met with Miss Dorothy Duncan. Wyman Community club lunched with Mrs. Lewis Coad and serving committee J K Dunn Isabelle Carrick and A J Turkington. The July meeting will be hosted by Mrs S M Bogle. Mr and Mrs R F McConnell of Monmouth Jr former residents will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Wednesday.
Springville clubs hosted gatherings with notable attendees from several nearby towns. Mrs. Cornelia Knight led a Progressive club luncheon with a guest list including Mrs. John Schultz of Storm Lake. The Port Armstrong reunion drew many Armstrung relatives at Butler's Park, electing officers John Port and Alme Shotwell, while the Penn reunion met at Bever Park with officers Frank McNeill and C. E. Pearson. Mrs. E J Hillman and Miss Marjorie McShane hosted a bridge party honoring Helen Sherman of Cedar Rapids.
Mary Hart’s birthday was marked by a visit from St Marys Dramatic club at her Wilton Junction home on Wednesday. Hattie Sample hosted Thursday’s party for her daughter Doris on her eighth birthday with guests including Doris Sample and multiple local families. Methodist W H M society officers listed. Fay Wagner hosted a Sunday school class picnic at Mud Creek on Thursday.
Riverside The Senior Needle club and several guests were entertained Thursday by Mrs. Al Walton. Guests included Mrs. Anna Welter, Mrs. Earl Walton, Mrs. Harry Walton and Miss Lucile Walton. Members present were Mrs. Ernest Salladay, Mrs. R. H. Heitzman, Mrs. C. V. Dautre mont, Mrs. William O'Loughlin, Mrs. John L. Deutsch, Mrs. Joseph Stransky, Mrs. C. J. Karel, Mrs. Helen Critz, Mrs. Fannie Buchwal ter, Mrs. Frank Lafourek, Mrs. A. H. Pogge, Miss Carrie Iden, Miss Helen Shradel and Miss Estelle Critz. The club will be entertained by Miss Helen Shradel July 13.
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