Four Hostesses Entertain At Country Club Luncheon
Decorations featured red white and blue as guests gathered at the country club for luncheons. Miss Gertrude Walker hosted at 1800 B avenue NE with guests including Miss Ella Poe Miss Mary Sargent and several others. Another luncheon hosted by Mrs James W Good gathered members of a bridge club and Miss Mary Gage hosted a visit for Miss Ann Root of Iowa City with a larger group of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Walker
Avenue NE
Ella Poe
Mary Sargent
Miss Poe
Miss Sargent
Enos Richardson
Mount Kisco
Barbara Douglas
Betsy Sutherland
Pasadena
Harriet Sargent
Jane Carey
Robert B. Davis
James Dows Blake
Clyde W. Lavery
Walter Michael Jeanes
James W. Good
Mary Gage
Second Avenue SE
Ann Root
Iowa City
Hazelhurst
Wis
Miss Root
Miss Gage
Nancy Shields
Ruth Nehls
Betty Roth
Mary Jane McBaith
Patricia Burkhalter
Vivien Buser
Janet Demmon
Des Moines
Frances Keefer
Helen Ely
Elizabett Ely
Des Moines visitors host at Sutherland Dows home
Mrs. Fred W. Hubbell and Mrs. Given Chase arrive from Des Moines Thursday afternoon to spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland Dows on Country Club drive SE. They will be honored with several social affairs during their weekend stay and depart for Des Moines on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Hubbell
Given Chase
Des Moines
Sutherland Dows
Country Club Drive
Mrs Miller Visiting Parents in Ottumwa
Mrs William B Miller of Ottumwa is spending the week here with her parents Mr and Mrs Malcolm V Y Bolton at 1820 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Miller
Ottumwas
Malcom VY
Bolton
Second Avenue SE
Miss Janet Demmon Visiting Des Moines Friend
Miss Janet Demmon of Des Moines, formerly of Cedar Rapids, is staying several days with Miss Frances Keefer at 1823 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Demmon
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Frances Keefer
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Rudd Plans Summer in West After Boise Visit
Miss Alice Rudd sails into a Western summer journey beginning with a stop in Boise Idaho to visit an uncle before continuing to other western locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rudd
West
Boise
Idaho
Miss Hruska Leaves for Boston Dietetic Interne Appointment
Miss Mary Hruska daughter of Mr and Mrs J Hruska of 515 Fairview Drive SE left Monday for Boston where she has accepted an appointment as dietetic interne at Massachusetts General Hospital She graduated in June from the University of Iowa with a bachelor of science degree in home economics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hruska
J. Hruska
Fairview Drive
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Miss Hruska
University of Iowa
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Plan Special Meeting
Alpha Xi Delta sorority alumnae held a business meeting at the chapter rooms in Ausadie Monday evening. They followed with bridge and refreshments as Mrs Ed win C Nelson and Miss Frances Halpin arranged the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Ausadie
Edwin C. Nelson
Frances Halpin
Star of the West Lodge
No. 1
Knights of Pythias
Dixie Mae Layer
Edna Mae Haldy
Mrs Irvin Hosts Whitmer and Rorick Family Visit
Mrs. James Irvin of 421 Thirty fourth street NE hosted her son M. E. Whitmer and his son James from Chicago. Also visiting were her daughter Mrs. W. N. Rorick and her granddaughter Jean Ann from Wilton Junction. They departed Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irvin
Thirtyfourth Street
M. E. Whitmer
James
Chicago
W. N. Rorick
Jean Ann
Wilton Junction
Mrs. Phetteplace Heads West After KC Visit
Mrs. G. L. Phetteplace of Kansas City leaves after five weeks with her sister Mrs. G. A. Ross following Mr. Ross death. She visits relatives in Sioux City then travels west to Lewistown Montana to spend the summer with daughter Mrs. J. L. McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Phetteplace
Kansas City
G. A. Ross
Miss Florence M. Jessup Returns to Cedar Rapids for Visit
Miss Florence M. Jessup, who has lived in Washington D C for two years, returned to Cedar Rapids for a two week visit. She is staying with Mrs. Clara Brink at 1812 Grande avenue SE and is employed at the Library of Congress in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Jessup
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Clara Brink
Grande Avenue SE
Library of Congress
Washington
Jerome Gearhart Leaves for Culver Naval School
Jerome Gearhart son of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Gearhart of 349 Twenty first street SE departs for Culver naval summer school at Culver Indiana. This is his third year at the program which includes a five day cruise on the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Gearhart
Ralph W. Gearhart
Twenty-first Street
Culver Naval Summer School
Culver
Ind
Great Lakes
First Reformed Ladies Aid Plans Picnic Luncheon
The Ladies Aid society of the First Reformed church meets in the church parlor Wednesday at 12 30 p.m. for a regular gathering featuring a picnic luncheon. Members are requested to bring the usual picnic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Reformed Church
Loyal Workers Picnic and Meeting at Daniels Park
The Loyal Workers class of the United Brethren church will hold a picnic lunch at Daniels Park at 12 36 Thursday. A business meeting with officer elections will follow at 2 30. Members should bring dishes sandwiches and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers Class
The
United Brethren Church
Daniels Park
Aunt Het on public opinion and fashion shifts
Aunt Het remarks that public opinion does not influence behavior and jokes about stockin’s silk garments while noting dresses have become shorter. She implies persistence of attitudes despite changing styles.
Lawn Dinner Honors Visitors From Cedar Rapids and Atkins
A lawn dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Cheney 922 Ninth Street SW Saturday honored A J Antoine A S Antoine and Lloyd George Antoine who have just left for St Louis after two weeks with relatives in Cedar Rapids and nearby. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler and son Arthur from Cedar Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cheney and Mr. and Mrs. anon Ray from Cedar Rapids Mr. and Mrs. George Gardemann and daughter Beverly Ann and Lavonne Gardemann from Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Royce Bergen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl McVay and daughters from Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Cheney
Ninth Street
A. J. Antoine
A. S. Antoine
Lloyd George Antoine
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Wheeler
Arthur
Earl Cheney
Anon Ray
George Gardemann
Beverly Ann
Lavonne Gardemann
Atkins
Royce Bergen
Earl McVay
Ely
Tallman Family Goes to Ithaca for Three-Week Visit
Mr and Mrs J M Tallman of 1619 First Avenue W will drive to Ithaca New York with their daughter Miss Lida and son Richard to visit their son and brother Tallman and Mrs Tinian. They will travel via Canada with a Niagara Falls stop and return through Columbus Ohio, planning about three weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tallman
First Avenue
Miss Lida
Richard
Ithaca
N. Y
Tallman
Tinian
Uity
Cornell University
Talimans
Canada
Niagara Falls
Columbus
Ohio
Gos s Return From Visit In St Paul Minnesota
Mr and Mrs W Gossard returned to their home in St Paul Minnesota on Sunday after a month with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Arthur Gossard 2721 B avenue NE Other weekend guests were Mrs Frank Brownlee and Mr and Mrs George Henke of St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gossard
St. Paul
Minn
Arthur Gossard
B Avenue
Gossard
Frank Brownlee
George Henke
Make This Model At Home Cape Sleeves and Peplums
Cape sleeves and peplums create a playful youth model with a one piece cape and front panel and a waistline joining peplum. Printed cottons or dotted Swiss suit busy mothers who want easy care fabrics. Pattern 2285 comes in sizes 8 to 16 with fabric and ribbon requirements and a 15 cent pattern price.
Dorothy Severin Weds Coe Faculty Member in Joliet
Dorothy Severin daughter of Mrs Dora Severin Cedar Rapids and Alfred P Kehlenbeck Coe college faculty member united in marriage Monday morning at 11 in First Presbyterian church Joliet Ill Rev Arthur W Hoffman officiating She wore navy crepe travel costume with pink rose corsage Attendant Mrs Lawrence Glass best man M R Severin wedding breakfast at Hotel Louis Joliet Then they left for St Louis Ozarks summer home to 415 Sterling Place Madison Wis Sept 1 They plan University of Wisconsin fourth year and PhD work in coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Severin
Dora Severin
Cedar Rapids
Alfred P. Kehlenbeck
Coe College
First Presbyterian
Lawrence Glass
M. R. Severin
Hotel Louis
Joliet
Kehlenbeck
Lila Palmer
Lawrence R. Glass
Beatrice Green
C. R. Green
St. Louis
Ozarks
Sterling Plate
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Severins to Spend Summer in Joliet and St Louis
Mrs. Dora Severin will stay in Joliet for the summer visiting her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Severin. Mr. and Mrs. Glass plan to travel this week to St. Louis to spend the season there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Severin
Joliet
M. R. Severin
Lyman Family Returns From Minnesota Vacation
Mr and Mrs L P Lyman and their eldest son J B Lyman arrive home Monday night after a two weeks trip through northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Lyman
First Avenue
J. B. Lyman
Minnesota
Friendly Circle Picnic Supper Set at Ellis Park Rose Garden
The Friendly Circle of the MacCabees will host a picnic supper at 6 30 PM Wednesday at the Rose Garden in Ellis Park. Husbands of members are invited.
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting For Post Office Clerks
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Post Office clerks will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George Smith at 375 Seventh Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Seventh Avenue SW
Citys Playgrounds Set New Attendance Mark For First Week
Willard Hayes reports a first week attendance of 9 526 at the city playgrounds surpassing all prior first week records. He notes increased participation by older youths and adults with 144 evening baseball games drawing 17 000 spectators in the last month. Subistence garden work involves 1 063 families and 2 000 children on playground gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hayes
Playground Commission
Hayes
Auto Tourist Traffic Westward Surges in Iowa Parks
Ellsworth Palmer secretary-manager of the Cedar Rapids Automobile association reports unusually heavy automobile traffic westward for the season. Many travelers head to Los Angeles for the Olympic Games routing via Spokane and the Grand Canyon. Traffic to New England and Canada is strong and Iowa park visits exceed previous years. Palmer was to discuss Iowa touring at Central City Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Palmer
Cedar Rapids Automobile Association
Los Angeles
Spokane
Grand Canyon
New England
Canada
Iowa Parks
Palmer
Iowa
Central City
Ellis Beach Could Reopen Wednesday After Repairs
Parks Commissioner Ed Stefan announced Ellis Beach may reopen to the public on Wednesday after a weeklong closure caused by swift currents and high water from recent heavy rains. Repairs were underway with sand pumped into the washed out corner of the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Ed Stefan
Parks
Stefan
Rear Light And Speed Cases Make Police Cash Register Ring With Fines
Police court receipts swelled Tuesday with ten fines of 2 dollars for motorists who parked on unlighted streets without rear lights. The First street SE below Third avenue area was the focus of the enforcement. Speeds yielded larger totals with three motorists fined 15 dollars, two others 10 to 15 dollars, plus 2 dollar penalties for various parking offenses. Names include Jerry Stodola, F J Delaney, Maurice Sparks, Arthur Simmonds, Clifford Meyers, Joseph Vavra, H F Pish, C A Bush, and others from NE SW NW and SE districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Third Avenue
Jerry Stodola
F. J. Delaney
Seventh Street
FP. Tisl
Maurice Sparks
Ninth Avenue
I. Platz
Highland Drive
W. Russell
First Avenue
P. Jackson
R. Novak
Eighth Avenue
Arthur Simmonds
Fifth Avenue
Clifford Meyers
Fourth Avenue
Joseph Vavra
Twenty-third Avenue SW
H. F Pish
Twelfth Street
C. A. Bush
First Avenue E
Lucien Littlefield as Costume Purveyor and Screen Artist
Robert Grandon profiles Lucien Littlefield as a versatile screen actor turned onetime wardrobe improver with a garage workshop full of hats suits uniforms and fabrics. The piece notes his observational habit and contrasts makeup use by famous stars, ending with a teaser about a horoscope leaflet offer from Grandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Littlefield
Teeee
Lucien
Littlefield
Freebes
George
Bancroft
Wallace Beery
Pola Negri
Clara
Eetinacdan
Frederic March
Jekyll and Hyde
Litlefield
Lindbergh Testimony Details Curtis Ransom Plot
Col Lindbergh testifies Curtis described meeting alleged kidnapper Hilda in a New York station and claimed absolute faith in three servants. He related Curtis's May 12 discovery of the baby's death and a May 16 confession that negotiations were a hoax. Curtis faces state charges for false information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Curtis
Cachalot
Hilda
New York
Col. Lindbergh
Edmund Bruce
Elmira
N. Y
Lieut
George Richards
Bruce
Richards
Navy
Bier
Pnne Se
Rgh
Hauck
Colonel Lindbergh
Names Through the Ages From Conquest to Colloquial Use
UNCLE RAY explores how English names evolved from single names in Anglo Saxon times to the influence of Norse Danish Norman French Latin Greek and Hebrew sources. The piece lists numerous given names with meanings and highlights their cultural origins and transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cies
English Channel
William the Conqueror
Adolph
Wolf
Albert
Alf
Bertha
Bright
Blanche
Charles
Strong
Edward
Gerald
Gertrude
Henry
Herbert
Louis
Mathilda
Raymond
Richard
Powerful
Robert
Walter
William
Beatrice
Clara
Clement
Merciful
Laura
Laurel
Mabel
Maurice
Patrick
Noble
Victoria
Victory
Viola
Violet
Vivian
Lively
Andrew
Manly
Dorothy
Ernest
Earnest
Eugene
George
Farmer
Jerome
Julius
Philippe
Sophia
Adam
Benjamin
Daniel
David
Esther
Jacob
John
Mary
Michael
Ruth
Thomas
Great Britain
Ireland
Bridget
Brian
Kenneth
Oscar
Uncle Ray Offers Free Funmaker Leaflet With Puzzles
The notice invites readers to write to Uncle Ray in care of the paper to receive a free Funmaker leaflet containing riddles puzzles and jokes. A stamped self addressed return envelope must be enclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grandon
Funmaker
Uncle Ray
Miniature Coach Exemplifies Local Youth Craftsmanship
Frederick Anderson a 17 year old Grant high school student builds a working miniature stage coach for the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild contest. The model features working brass parts velvet upholstery and intricate brass decorations reflecting hours of after school and weekend labor with support from Rapids Chevrolet company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Anderson
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Grant High School
Frederick
J. B. Cherry Company
Grant
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Iron in Earth's crust Makes Up About Five Percent
A geologic fact notes iron accounts for roughly five percent of the earth's crust by weight. It underscores iron's abundance in the crust and its economic relevance in ore deposits and industrial use.
Tiny girl to survive after preemie birth in Chicago
Marie Mason was one week old in Chicago weighing two pounds three ounces while doctors said she had an excellent chance to live. Her twin sister, slightly lighter, died three days after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marie Mason
Vacancy on City Adjustment Board Declared
Mayor Stepanek announced a June 30 vacancy on the city board of adjustment as L. C. Knolk’s five year term ends. The board acts as the appeal body for decisions of the building inspector enforcing the zoning ordinance. the appointment may not be immediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
L. C
People's Forum notes and community concerns update
Community meeting notes reveal local residents' questions about services. Attendees discuss housing, safety, and upcoming budget items, with officials promising follow up and public access to records.
Speed trap rebuked by Ryan citizens
In Parley Iowa on June 27 James McShane praises Ryan residents for opposing a local speed trap. He contrasts it with Hazleton between Independence and Oelwein as a profitable lesson in self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Hazleton
Independence
Oelwein
James McShane
Senate Debates Relief and Independent Offices Bill
Senate continues debate on the independent offices appropriation bill as conferees press relief legislation. Judiciary committee weighs nominations and small measures amid ongoing legislative activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Soot Export Booms as Scotch Households Sell Chimney Byproducts
Aberdeen report notes 160 tons of soot shipped to America last month. Central heating drives demand as American buyers pay premium. Scotch nurserymen struggle to source soot amid high US prices and rising exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
INS
America
United States
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