Yavorsky Jamesson Engaged for July Wedding in Cedar Rapids
Announcement from Mr and Mrs George Osborn Jamesson of 1520 Eighth Avenue SE lists Mary Virginia Jamesson as engaged to Dr William D Yavorsky of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony is set for Friday July 4 at 2 in the morning at Immaculate Conception church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Osborn Jamesson
Eighth Avenue SE
Mary Virginia
William D. Yavorsky
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Yavorsky
Belle Plaine
Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Jamesson
Immaculate Conception High School
Martin’s
Yavorsky
University of Iowa
Alpha Tau Omega
Phi Rho Sigma
Medical Center
Jersey City
N. J
United States Navy
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Budapest
Debrecen
Hungary
United States
Shower planned for Mrs McLeod by Mrs Roberts
Mrs Bob Roberts of 125 Twelfth street NE hosts a Wednesday evening shower for Mrs R S McLeod. Also attending will be Mesdames L W Van Nostrand Jr Bob Off John B Heidel G Richard Shoemaker Carl W Kirwin and Miss Edna Eggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Roberts
Twelfth Street
R. S. McLeod
L. W. van Nostrand
Bob Off
John B. Heidel
G. Richard Shoemaker
Carl W. Kirwin
Edna Eggers
Return of Miss Shirley Kelley After Visit in Milwaukee
Miss Shirley Kelley returns home from a week long visit with her sister Mrs. Frank L. Phelps and Mr Phelps in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kelley
Milwaukee
Shirley Kelley
Washington Avenue SE
Frank L. Phelps
Mr Phelps
Milwaukee, Wis
Cedar Rapids Visit Highlights Iowa City Dinner
Mr and Mrs Earl Snyder and daughter Phyllis of Iowa City hosted a dinner at the Palisades on Tuesday for Mr and Mrs Ray Hough and Carol Ann Wood who are returning to California after visiting Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Guests included Mr and Mrs J W Snyder and other Cedar Rapids couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Snyder
Phyllis
Iowa City
the Palisades
Ray Hough
Carol Ann Wood
California
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Snyder
Orrin Knapp
Harold Corwin
Vernon Brockman
Brown couple return to Cedar Rapids home
Mr and Mrs G W Brown have returned to Cedar Rapids after several weeks in Missouri and are living with Mrs Brown's parents, Mr and Mrs Balcom Luberger, at 1937 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W Brown
Cedar Rapids
Missouri
Bookshelf committee adds Catholic shelf titles at library
The Bookshelf committee of the Daughters of Isabella announces new acquisitions for the Catholic shelf at the public library. Non fiction includes Holding up the Hills by Rev Leo R Ward History of the Church in two volumes by Rev Philip Hughes This Way to Happiness by Charles P Bruehl Social Doctrine in Action by Rt Rev John A Ryan Jewish Panorama by David Goldstein Thunder from the Left by Rev John A OBrien This Burning Heat by Maizie Ward France My Country by Jaques Moritain Survival Til Seventeen by Rev Leonard Feeney Women of the Bible by H V Morton and A Surgeon Reflects by Dr James T Nix. Three fiction titles are Faraway Island by Elizabeth Jordan Mountain Meadow by John Buchan and Random Harvest by James Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of Isabella
Public
Leo R. Ward
Philip Hughes
Charles P. Bruehl
John A. Ryan
David Goldstein
John A. O’brien
Maizie Ward
France
Jaques Moritain
Leonard Feeney
H. V. Morton
James T. Nix
Faraway Island
Elizabeth Jordan
Mountain Meadow
John Buchan
Random Harvest
James Hilton
Kent Family Return From East Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kent of 1511 D avenue NE returned from a vacation trip through the east visiting Yorkville Illinois and Washington DC. They traveled with their granddaughter Barbara Blanche Nelson who will spend July with the Kents and with her other grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nelson at 1526 Washington avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Kent
D Avenue NE
Yorkville
Ill
Washington, D. C
F. E. Nelson
Rahway
N. J
Niagara Falls
Barbara Blanche Nelson
Kents
C. E. Nelson
Washington Avenue
Alameda Visitors Plan Michigan Trip After Stay
Mrs Ray Allen of Alameda and her son Ronald arrived to visit Mr and Mrs R J Allen at 538 Forest Drive SE. They will leave Friday for Grand Rapids Michigan to spend a month with Mrs Allen's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Allen
Alameda
Calif
Ronald
R. J. Allen
Forest Drive
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sell Family Returns From Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Sell and their son Gene have returned after spending the weekend with their son and brother Sergt. Ray H. Sell of Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Sell
D Avenue
Gene
Sergt
Ray H. Sell
Fort Leonard Wood
Janda Returns Home After Cedar Rapids Visit
Joe Janda comes back to Toledo following a visit with his brother Frank Janda and family in Cedar Rapids Ohio and Iowa areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Janda
Toledo
Frank Janda
Cedar Rapids
Lois May Kubicek and George J. Novak Wed at St Wenceslaus
Lois May Kubicek daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred H Kubicek and George J Novak son of Mr and Mrs James Novak were married at 6 30 am Wednesday at St Wenceslaus parsonage Rev Joseph A Surovy officiated before immediate family The bride wore navy blue and white dress with locket The couple will live in Toledo after July 1 while Mr Novak practices law in Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois May Kubicek
Fred H. Kubicek
Twenty-seventh Street
George J. Novak
James Novak
St. Wenceslaus Parsonage
Joseph A. Surovy
Mary Anne Kubbeck
Otto Novak
Lillich
St. Louis
Toledo
Novak
Boyntons Host Illinois Guests Entertainers Visit
Mrs. James H. Douglas of Lake Forest Illinois and Mrs. William Evans of Chicago returned home Wednesday after several days with Mrs. Douglas' brother E F Boynton and Mrs. Boynton at 2335 Blake boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Douglas
Lake Forest
William Evans
Chicago
Douglas
E. F. Boynton
Bride-Elect Miss Bernice Whitsel Honored With Showers
Miss Bernice Whitsel daughter of Mr and Mrs James Whitsel was honored at two showers last week in Seattle. On June 17 Mrs Elmer Hightower and Mrs James Whitsel hosted 35 guests in the Gas company Glow room with bunco as the diversion. A second showerThursday afternoon hosted by Miss Alice Colgan and Miss Louella Gisel drew 20 guests at Miss Colgan s home as a courtesy to the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Whitsel
James Whitsel
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Edward W. Huff
Clinton
Elmer Hightower
Miss Whitsel
Bunco
Alice Colgan
Louella Gisel
Miss Colgan
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Ethel Hunt at VFW Event
The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary hosted a farewell at Ellis Park for Mrs. Ethel Hunt of San Diego who will return home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Marlow Madson and Mr. Madson at 1508 Washington Ave SE. Attendees included many named members and Mrs aunt received a corsage and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Ellis Park
Ethel Hunt
San Diego
Calif
Marlow Madson
Mr. Madson
Washington Avenue SE
Emil Erickson
Harry Concannon
Glenn Thomas
Joe Brems, Jr
Frank Berry
Gene Lausch
William White
John Shuell
Harley Huff
Otto Tweid
Emil Vodos
Miss Adelaide Roeder Weds James Holton at St Patrick's
Miss Adelaide E Roeder daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Roeder 518 First Ave W married James Holton son of Mr and Mrs Ed Holton 811 C Ave NW Monday 8 pm at St Patrick's rectory Rev D J Lenihan officiated. Bride wore French marquisette with train veil carried Easter lilies groom plan wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Rectory
James Holton
Adelaide E. Roeder
Elizabeth Roeder
First Avenue
Holton
Ed Holton
C Avenue NW
D. J. Lenihan
Bette Burke
Miss Burke
Harlan Leichsenring
St. Patrick's High School
Roosevelt High
University of Iowa
University College of Law
Mrs Fottral Hosts Shower for Helen McNeal Ahead of Wed Wedding
Mrs. Gerald Fottral entertained at a shower for Miss Helen McNeal at 1336 Burch Avenue NW. The wedding to Howard Chalmers is planned for Wednesday evening. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. A M Chalmers and Mrs. Richard Straley. Guests included Mrs. Anna McNeal, John Knowles, Dan Cory, Darrell Hynds, Straley, J H Phillips of Maywood Illinois, and A M Chalmers of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Fottral
Burch Avenue NW
Helen McNeal
Howard Chalmers
A. M. Chalmers
Richard Straley
Anna McNeal
John Knowles
Dan Cory
Darrell Hynds
Straley
J H. Phillips
Maywood, Ill
Brooklyn
Continental Buffet at Hotel Roosevelt
The Hotel Roosevelt hosts a continental buffet lunch in the Florentine room on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Buffet
Hotel Roosevelt
Florentine Room
City Briefs
Ity
Roosevelt Hotel
Bridesmaid Corrected for Betty Gorman and Orval Schmitt
Miss Evelyn Shimek attended as bridesmaid at the Saturday wedding of Miss Betty Gorman and Orval Schmitt, correcting a prior Gazette notice that had listed Mrs Shimek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gorman
Orval Schmitt
Evelyn Shimek
Mrs. Shimek
Zila Family Returns From Cedar Rapids Visit
Mr. and Mrs. G L Zila and their son Gary returned to their Albert Lea Minnesota home after a week visiting relatives and friends in Cedar Rapids. Miss Darlyne Bartunek joined them for a month long stay in Albert Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Zila
Gary
Albert Lea
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Darlyne Bartunek
We, The Women By Kata Milnett The Case For College Education
The column argues that a father's best financial and moral investment is a college education for his children. Citing Frank Bowles of Columbia University, it notes a graduate earns about $72,000 more by age 60 than a high school graduate, valuing every college year at roughly $18,000. Even if not financially lucrative, education enriches understanding and appreciation of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama
Papa
Frank H. Bowles
Columbia University
Bowles
Your Daughter And Hygiene Booklet Offer
A pamphlet promoting frank female hygiene education for daughters and parents. It touts Zonite as a safe germ killer and odor reducer, claims over 20 million bottles sold, and offers a free booklet “Fem Hygiene Today” via Zonite Products Corp, Dept 365A, 370 Lexington Ave, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fem
Zonite Products Corporation
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Y
Visitor and Bride Elect Enjoy Luncheon Hostesses Named
An out of town visitor and bride elect were honored at luncheon gatherings hosted in Des Moines. Mrs Isaac B Smith welcomed ten guests for Mrs W H Britton from Knoxville Tennessee at 500 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE. Mrs David Turner hosted twelve guests for Miss Ann Winslow bride elect Kenneth H Bastian Davenport at 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE. Mrs Owen T Barry entertained bridge club members Wednesday noon at 2217 Ridge Way Drive SE and Mrs Dean Stauffacher hosted Wednesday luncheon at 2329 Bever Avenue SE with guests including Des Moines resident Mrs Frank Davis visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
W. H. Britton
Knoxville
Tenn
Robert McCandless
Crescent Street
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Ann Winslow
Kenneth H. Bastian
Davenport
Margaret Ann Hunter
Des Moines
Robert B. Irons, Jr
Rochester
Minn
Owen T. Barry
Ridgeway Drive
Dean Stauffacher
Bever Avenue
Frank Davis
Ernest R. Moore
Jonathan D. Jackson
Sally Ann Day Leaves for Camp in Michigan
Sally Ann Day daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Day of Cedar Rapids left Tuesday for Brooklyn Michigan to attend Camp Fire camp for four weeks. She will visit her aunt Mrs William A Snell in Monroe Michigan for two weeks before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ann Day
John D. Day
Cavenue
Brooklyn
Mich
Cedar Rapids
William A. Snell
Monroe
Fifth wedding anniversaries toast by Lindekens and friends
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lindeken hosted a Sunday dinner at 911 B Avenue NW in honor of the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Lindeken. Also celebrating this month are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Salat and the E. F. Lindekens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lindeken
Avenue NW
George Lindeken
Leo Salat
E. F. Lindekens
Convention Bus Circle Meeting Postponed
The Convention Bus circle of the King's Daughters postponed its meeting planned at Mrs. J. H. Rhoads home 1900 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the King’s Daughters
J. H. Rhoads
First Avenue E
Telfords Visiting Galloways In Monmouth Home
Prof and Mrs H M Telford of Monmouth Indiana are guests this week in the home of Rev and Mrs H K Galloway at 369 Seventeenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Telford
Monmouth, Inl
H. K. Galloway
Seventeeenth Street
Waltonians Hear Boys State Delegates Luncheon
The Waltonian Luncheon Club meets Thursday at noon at the Y M C A with talks by James Holmes from Franklin High School and Bob Carpenter from Roosevelt, both sponsored by local groups. The event marks the club’s last meeting until September. a Friday ice cream social at 2245 Mount Vernon Avenue SE is reported by Welcom W. Reams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltonian
James Holmes
Stewart Holmes
Hawkeye Boys
Waltonians
Bob Carpenter
Elks Club
Holmes
Franklin High School
Carpenter
Roosevelt
Welcom W. Reams
Mount Vernon Avenue
Hear Hitler To Call Anti Red Conference
Berlin radio broadcast reports Reichsführer Adolf Hitler plans a conference of axis bound states to declare a world wide crusade against Bolshevism. Spain and France represented, conference to revive the anti Comintern pact on a larger scale. Britain and the United States labeled Bolshevik enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Berlin
Marriage of Mary Louise Scriven to Edward Person
The ceremony took place Saturday morning at the First Christian church with Rev. Marion H. Williams officiating. Mary Louise Scriven, daughter of J. B. Scriven, and Edward Person, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Person, announced their marriage. The couple plans to reside at 915 G avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Scriven
G Avenue NW
Mary Louise
Edward Person
Eric Person
C Avenue
First Christian Church
Marion H. Williams
Warren Wharton
Avenue NW
Roosevelt High School
Craemer’s
Person
McKinley High School
Eddy Paper Corporation
Advice From Mary Manners
Dear Miss Manners offers guidance on dealing with a spouse who ridicules his partner in public and a broken heart awaiting a former lover. The advice notes tormentors may seek center stage, urges calm, and suggests addressing underlying worries while avoiding public tears.
How to Attract a Boy According to Advice Column
This readable passage offers coy guidance on romance strategy advising a girl to appear popular by socializing with other boys. It suggests letting him initiate, staying out of his sight, and prompting competition to spur him to pursue.
City Briefs and Meetings Across the Area
Townsend auxiliary Nos 2 and 4 meet with Mrs. Lawrence Sanders at 1319 Ellis Boulevard NW on Thursday at 2 pm. Mt Hermon lodge No 263 AFM confer degree work at the Masonic hall starting 5:30 pm with refreshments after. Reverend Thomas J Hinkin called to McKees Rocks Pa by his father Mathew Hinkin’s death. Funeral Thursday. Royal H Holbrook returns from Harcourt to speak at the National Association of Power Engineers convention in Wausau Wis on Friday and at Farmers Co op Creamery picnic in Alta Vista on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hermon
A. M
Masonic Hall
Thomas J. Hinkin
Sunshine Mission
McKees Rocks
Mathew Hinkin
Cedar Rapids
Royal H. Holbrook
Harcourt
National Association of Power Engineers
Wausau
Wis
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Association
Alta Vista
Youngest Cedar Rapids Flyers breakfast attendee a 4 year old
The Gazette misinformed on the youngest flyer at the Cedar Rapids Flyers club breakfast. The 4 year old Edward Ray Jones, son of Donald and wife of Alburnett, attended with his grandfather Edward Bills and uncle Merle Bills from Marion, both pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids Flyers Club
Edward Ray Jones
Donald Jones
Alburnett
Edward Bills
Merle Bills
Marion
Navy Reserve Recruiting Hours Expanded Friday Evening
Chief Carl Pierce announced that the naval recruiting office will open Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. for those unable to visit during the day. Enlistment lasts for the emergency and men may remain at home until their services are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Naval Recruiting Station
Carl Pierce
Pierce
Robert M. Thomas Admitted To Bar In Des Moines
Robert M. Thomas son of W C Thomas veteran solicitor in the Cedar Rapids Gazette circulation dept was admitted to the bar in Des Moines Tuesday. A Coe College graduate he studied law in Des Moines three years and is now with the works projects administration. His father resides at 1907 Twentieth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Thomas
W. C. Thomas
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Des Moines
Coe College
Thomas
Oral S. Swift
Works Projects Administration
Twentieth Street
Fishing Trip Awarded To State Farm Officials
Roy E. Taylor of Bloomington Illinois and J Eikelbarner of Bloomington Illinois district manager and local agent will leave Thursday for a few days of fishing at Lake Mille Lacs Minnesota. They qualified for a company outing through sales of auto insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Taylor
Higley Avenue SE
J. ©. Eikelbarner
Second Avenue SE
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington, Ill
Lake Mille Lacs
Minn
Insurance Week Review Highlights Life and Fire Coverage
A ten week period closing shows activity in life and fire insurance markets with companies adapting policies and premium structures. Industry analysts note shifting risk assessments and new product offerings impacting customers and brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomobile
Man Injures Hands After Window Breakage at Home
Art Chambers of 1010 Center Point road NE broke a rear door window about 7 p.m. Tuesday and sustained cuts to his hands and wrists. He was taken to Mercy hospital by Ambulance Service, told detectives the injuries were accidental, and was released the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Chambers
Center Point Road
Mercy Hospital
Chambers
Thieves Break Into Willmarts Service Office
Police report thieves forced the door of the Willmart service system office in St Louis Tuesday night and stole 68 dollars from one cash box and an unknown amount from another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Willmarts Service
Firemen Stung Amid Grass Fire Near Beehives
Idaho Falls firefighters battled a grass fire and were stung by bees while approaching the flames. Two beehives were in the fire path, prompting bee-control efforts as the flames burned near structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
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Lasswell
Mary Virginia Jamesson
Mrs. McLeod
Ray Houghs
Arcrid
American Institute of Laundering
G. W. Browns
C. A. Kents
Roy A
E. P. Boyntons
Illinois
Mrs. Hunt
Miss Roeder
Kitlian
Mrs. Fottral
Kata Milnett
Gacette
Hitler
Ermanent Long
BO 'S
Mair
Mskabe
Bride of
Mrs
Mary Manners
Mrs. R
Miss Manners
ADA
Roahane Lad Ae
Flyers
Naval Reserve Office
Robt, Thomas
Toman’s
Tomar
Third Avenue &E
Zeee Classic
K Avenue NW
Virginia Merelin
Sadie Anronick
Steee
America
Prastka
China
Paramount Theater
Third Ave. SE
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