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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1934

Page

2

Swisher Wedding Brings 3000 To Dance In Cedar Rapids

Miss Mildred Chadima wed Mr. Joseph Barta in a ceremonial service at Swisher officiated by Rev Francis Pokorny. The bride wore white bridal satin with lace trim and a long train, attended by maid of honor in pale pink, and a large reception followed with a tiered cake. About 3,000 guests attended a wedding dance in the evening, with out of town guests listed from Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa. The couple plan a Mediterranean cruise starting June 28 aboard the S S Saturnia and a return planned for September.

Adima Chadima Maid of Honor F W Barta Swisher Barta New York S. S Saturnia Gibraltar Cannes Naples Venice Switzerland Munich Prague Czechoslovakia Thomas Masary France England Washinazton High School Barnes Scton of Sanitary Science University of Inna Fune Swisher High School Cedar Rapids Business College

Captain And Mrs Haizlip Honored At Dinner Party

Captain and Mrs James G Haizlip were guests of honor at a Cedar Rapids Country Club dinner during the second June dinner dance. The event drew 100 diners, with 40 more arriving for dancing, and featured musical performances by pianists and a violinist, plus refreshments served under Japanese lanterns.

Mrs. Haizlip James G Haizlip Cedar Rapids Country Club P C Wilson St Louis A C Seewing Burlington John M. Drabelle Frank C Chambas William S. Cadow S E Coquillette Dan Hunter J M McLaughlin Barbara Douglas Gail J Buick Carie A W Hi Lenders Grande Avenue SE

Luncheon And A Picnic For Miss Barbara Douglas

A pair of social events honoring Miss Barbara Douglas unfold today with a Palisades picnic hosted by Elizabeth and John Carey and a Country club luncheon for about thirty guests. The festivities celebrate her forthcoming marriage to Gail J. Burch of Los Angeles, two days away.

Palisades Country Club Barbara Douglas Gail J. Burch Los Angeles H Gordon DeLay Twenty-third Street Elizabeth Carey John Carey Grande Avenue SE Howard Hall Julia Robbins Thomas C. Yarnall Mary Stubbs

Bingham Family Returns From Charlevoix Visit

Mrs Edward H Bingham and her sons Rockwell and David returned Monday from Charlevoix Michigan where they visited Mrs F W Rockwell at her summer home for two weeks. David, who came from Boston, will stay two weeks here before heading to Indianapolis to join the Kingan company.

Binghams Charlevoix Edward H. Bingham Second Avenue SE Rockwell David Bingham Mich Bingham F. W Rockwell Boston Indianapolis Kingan Com Company

Warriners Attend Chicago Wedding of Frances Chamberlain

Mr and Mrs. Robert Warriner of New York City and Mr and Mrs. T R Warriner arrived Sunday, returning from Chicago after attending the wedding of Miss Frances Chamberlain and Harwood Warriner. The Robert Warriners will remain in the Warriner home at 315 Forest Drive SE for the rest of the week.

George Krabbenhoff Forest Drive Robert Johnson New York City Johnson Pauline Moreau Cedar Rapids Mr Johnson Fannie Fine Chicago Fleanor Woodward Priscilla Patterson Earden Jans Patterson Inca Tapper FT North Helen Kacona Stark Edna Barrett Jackson James Skinner Joliet I Margaret Glenn Signal Mountain Tonn Mary Allen Woodward Eleanor Dukinson John Burmingham Marton Robert Warriner T R Warriner Frances Chamberlain Harwood Warriner Robert Warriners Warriner

Miss Katharine Huntington Family Heads West for Summer Trip

Miss Katharine Huntington of Columbus Ohio and three nieces Miss Mary McNutt of Durham NH and Misses Jane Huntington and Katharine Huntington II of Columbus left this morning after visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur Huntington at 1946 Fifth Avenue SE. They plan to motoring to Yellowstone and the Pacific coast for the summer.

Katharine Huntington Columbus Ohio Mary McNutt Durham Jane Huntington Katharine Huntington II Arthur Huntington Fifth Avenue SE Yellowstone Pacific Coast

Mrs Margaret Glenn Visits Relatives in Signal Mountain

Mrs Margaret Glenn of Signal Mountain Tennessee visits for several weeks at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Thomas M Jones located at 2304 Country Club Parkway SE.

Margaret Glenn Signal Mountain Tenn Thomas M Jones Country Club Parkway

Kiwanis Show Boat Dinner Meeting Planned at Montrose

Kiwanis members and guests will attend a special dinner meeting Wednesday evening in the Montrose hotel. Joe Stenner, general chairman of the show boat, will act as master of ceremonies and supervise an impromptu program. Lives of club members and guests will be entertained.

Kiwanis Show Boat Kiwanis Club Montrose Joe Stenner

Pleasant Fairfax reunion and birthday gatherings noted

Mrs Barbara Petrick celebrated her seventy fifth birthday with a Fairfax Sunday reunion including Frank Boland Arthur Singal Hazel Hart and families from Fairfax Cedar Rapids and others. A separate birthday party honored Betty Lou Rogers with twelve guests. The Silver Cross circle of Kings Daughters plans a picnic luncheon at Finls Park river Pavilion Wednesday at 1, with members bringing usual picnic items.

Barbara Petrick Fairfax Frank Boland Arthur Singal Hazel Hart Judy George Story George Mary Louise Harry Metzgar Leona Louise Jack Kathryn Wayne Glenn Ed Sears Gertrude Barbara Ellen John Edward Gifford Tow Robert Gifford Frank Cedar Rapids Martha Chaloupsky Charles Lane Silver Cross Circle of King’s Daughters River Pavilion Finls Park

Aunt Het quote on freedom of the sexes

A humorous line attributed to Aunt Het reflects skepticism about male advocacy for gender freedom, suggesting it stems from men without daughters. The remark captures a bygone colloquial tone and social attitudes of the period.

Linen and Cotton Coats Dominate Summer Fashion

Linen and cotton coats headline summer style with coolness lightness and low cost. Fabrics include pique diagonal and waffle weaves cotton homespun bengaline and gabardine. Rustic and peasant linen comes in plaids checks and natural colors with three quarter to seven eighths lengths and swagger loose cuts. Tomorrow: Shorts for sports.

Amos Parrish

Irma Popelka Weds Don Milburn in Freeport Ill

Mr and Mrs Joseph A Popelka announce the marriage of their daughter Irma M Popelka to Don C Milburn son of Mrs Mary Milburn. The ceremony took place May 8 in Freeport Illinois, with Rev Roy Crocker of the Methodist church officiating. Mrs Milburn is noted in local musical circles and has worked in Dr W J Foster’s office. Mr Milburn is employed as a salesman for Cedar Rapids Gas Co.

Joseph A. Popelka Ninth Street Irma M Don C Millburn Mary Millburn Tenth Street Freeport Ill Roy Crocker Methodist Millburn W. J. Foster Cedar Rapids Gas Company

Garden tea opens for department at Mrs Hersch home

Members of the American home department of the Woman's club are invited to a garden tea at Mrs. TF Herschs residence 2127 Greenwood drive SE at 2 p.m Thursday. Important department business will be transacted.

American Home Department Woman's Club TF. Hersch Greenwood Drive

Malta Kensington Picnic Lunch Canceled Amid Heat

Malta Kensington’s Thursday picnic lunch at 1 pm is canceled due to heat. Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No. 221 meets 8 pm at Maine hall 838 First Avenue E with charter draping. Royal Neighbor Hustlers of Parlor City Camp No. 1799 hold Kensington at Mrs Libbie Nemec’s home Wednesday 2 pm. Star Lodge No 4 D of H meets 7 30 pm at Maine hall 838 First Ave E, card party 8 30 pm, with change of venue noted. Mrs William Mulvihill directs the card party. E Kahil unit auxiliary of Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children picnics Thursday at 1 at Mrs V H Brown’s summer cottage.

Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No. 221 Maine Hall First Avenue E Parlor City Kensington Libbie Nemec J Street Star Lodge No 4 D of H First Avenue William Mulvihill E Kahir Shriners’ Hospital For V H. Brown

Camp Members Welcome Hike Via Chain Lakes Route

Members may travel the Chain Lakes road to the Cedar river bridge near Palo, then follow white and green welcome flags to camp. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches for the gathering.

Chain Lakes Cedar River Bridge Palo

Auxiliary of Post Office Clerks to Meet at Mrs Kouba's Home

The Auxiliary of the Post Office clerks will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Kouba at 1826 Fourth Avenue SE on Wednesday. Election of officers will be held.

Frank Kouba Fourth Avenue SE Wie Ela

First Reformed Ladies Aid Plans Wednesday Meeting

The Ladies Aid of the First Reformed Church will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday with a picnic luncheon at noon at the church. Members are asked to bring the usual requirements.

Ladies Aid of the First Reformed Church

Mildred Delaney Weds Dr William F Ryan in Pekin

Miss Mildred Delaney and Dr William F Ryan wed at St Matthew's Church with Rev James D Kearn officiating. Attendants Pauline Murray Waile Maloney, breakfast at A J Murray home, doors for thirty, couple to Pekin then reside. Attendees included Mrs William Ryan and Mr and Mrs John L Hubbard. The bride and groom are from Mount Mercy Academy Clarke College University of Indiana connections.

Mildred Delaney William F. Ryan St. Matthew's Church James D. Kearn R. M. Hofford Helen Cahill Pauline Murray Waile Maloney Pekin Ill Johanna Hill Miss Murray A. J. Murray Second Avenue SE Tila William Ryan Mary Broucher John L. Hubbard Lincoln Mount Mercy Academy Clarke College Dubuque Ryan Dental College University of Indiana Es- Asien Hotel Roosevelt

Emil L Serovys Silver Anniversary celebration

Emil L Serovy and wife observed their silver wedding anniversary with a Sunday lawn picnic and a large cake. Guests included numerous neighbors and relatives, with music by Jerry Jasa and gifts presented to the honored couple.

Emil L Serovy Third Street Jerry Jasa Frank Ehrenberger William Werba Chester George Louis Barta Elinor Agnes Louis Otto Kvetensky Milton Dwyer Joyce Ann Chester Gray Frank Kimes Jerry Chalupnik James McArthur Frank Soukup Emily Serov

Family reunion honors visitors at Phelps grounds

Descendants of the Nusz family held a Sunday reunion at the Phelps picnic grounds south of Lisbon to honor visitors including George Eakle Jr of Chicago and his sister Mrs O H Hoeltje and her daughter Virginia of St Paul. Guests also included Hubert Hoeltje and sons from Iowa City, William Graf and Dorothy Louise Pufka of Washington Iowa, and Sailor Phelps and their children Marjorie Harry and others.

George Eakle, Jr Chicago O.H Hoeltje Virginia St. Paul Nusz Phelps Lisbon Hubert Hoeltje Hubert Henry Iowa City William Graf Dorothy Louise Pufka Washington Sailor Phelps Marjorie Harry

Missionaries to Speak at Local Tabernacle

The Rev and Mrs Merrill Sigler first missionaries to a carnival tribe in Belgian Congo Africa will speak at the Four Square Gospel Tabernacle 609 First Avenue on Thursday June 28 at 1 30 pm They will show lantern slides and curios about their work

Merrill Sigler Belgian Congo Africa Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle First Avenue

Lisbun and Cedar Rapids Families Named in Listing

Carolyn of Lisbon and numerous Lisbon and Cedar Rapids residents are recorded in a lengthy family listing. Names include Joe Robinson Dorothy Robinson Irene Rodman and Charles Rodman in Lisbon, Fred Fitch Frank Fitch George Burrowes and children Jean Jack Carolyn, and Harlow Rob inson with Patricia and James of Cedar Rapids. The document lists multiple households and their family members across both cities.

Carolyn Lisbon Joe Robinson Dorothy Robinson Irene Rodman Charles Rodman Fred Fitch Frank Fitch George Burrowes Jean Jack Harlow F. Robinson Patricia James Cedar Rapids

Daughters of Isabella to hold annual picnic at Ellis park

The Daughters of Isabella plan their annual picnic Wednesday at 6 PM in the river pavilion at Ellis park. Members bring own dishes and silver. Reservations via Mrs Harold L Spaight. Committee: Hazel Moore chair. Marcella Klein. Augusta Boyle. Elizabeth Jensen. Monica Goodyear.

Daughters of Isabella Ellis Park Harold L. Spaight Hazel Moore Marcella Klein Augusta Boyle Elizabeth Jensen Monica Goodyear

Visitor at Keevers home hosts Rev Keefe and Purcell

The Rev John J Keefe head of the English department at Rockhurst College Kansas City Missouri visited the Keevers 368 Twentieth Street SE late last week and left for Prairie du Chien Wisconsin T E Purcell Jr of Kansas City was also a visitor at the Keevers home during the week.

John J. Keefe Rockhurst College Kansas City James F. Keevers Twentieth Street Prairie du Chien Wis Keevers Corlier T. E. Purcell, Jr

Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Edwin Krizek

The fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Krizek was celebrated at 907 Hull Avenue SE with a Saturday eve party. Dancing was enjoyed as the main diversion, and many gifts were received. Guests included Jerry Hedrava and son Jerry Jr, Charles and Clarence Krizek and their families, George Nikodim and family, Earl Trimble and daughter Virginia, and others.

Edwin Krizek Hull Avenue SE Krizek Jerry Hedrava Jerry, Jr Charles Krizek Charles Clarence George Nikodim Earl Trimble

Cedar Rapids Wins 1935 Ahepa Convention Site

Cedar Rapids was chosen to host the 1935 central district Ahepa convention as 1,000 delegates closed the Mason City event at a banquet. Governor Clyde Herring and Chief Justice R. F. Mitchell joined officials for the unveiling of The Spirit of the American Doughboy.

Cedar Rapids Mason City Clyde Herring Des Moines R. F. Mitchell Fort Dodge Fred Biermann Decorah Congress Cerro Gordo County Order of Tom Realles Christ Gianakopulos Minneapolis Minn Tom Frangos St. Paul Paul Kostas Mike Zarifas Waterloo Col Hanford MacNider The American Legion Achilles Catonis Washington, D. C Order of Ahepa Peter E. Kamichey

Cuba cabinet resignations rock Menédez regime

Havana Cuba government led by President Carlos Menédez and the A B C party faced a split after the resignations of four A B C cabinet members were accepted on Monday night signaling a major political rift.

Havana Cuba Carlos Menedieta

Centenarians in Bulgaria Outpace Other Nations

Bulgaria reports 158 people claiming age over a century, including 85 men and 73 women, showing the country with more centenarians than any compared population.

Bulgaria

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Paul Mildred A. E Fifth Avenue John Kosteck Cicero William = Radi Necedah Wis Amos Kulik Hudson Edward Bearer William Quirk Charles Hanus Will Hanus Traer Montieur Vernon L. Barta Frank Wood Kimball St. SE Hartman America Krabbenhoft Johnsons Chambers Inskeep Optical Company Second St. NE Dial Maddigan School OF Music Maddigan School Pesson Roosevelt Hotel Douglas Son Warriners T. M. Jones Mrs. Petrick Donald Rogers Ninth Avenue SW Betty Lous Jean Stary Dorothy White Dorothy Franklin Maxine Surry Marjorie Robbins Naomi Keller Ruth Nemec Norma Nemec Catherine Morgan Mary Dale Betty Lou Rogers Shorts York Irma Popelka Don Milburn Clubs Malta Star of Main Lodge Royal Neighbor Hustlers Star Lodge, D el Kahir Post Office Auxiliary First Reformed Aid Wm. F. Ryan Serovys Bartlett Millinery Mart Guest Third Avenue SE Iowa Theatre Iowa
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