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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
10
Mrs Armstrong hosted a garden tea for Frances Owen at her home on Thirty Street drive SE. Guests included Mrs Rex Portes and Mrs Wayne Mortgery from Woollemsnuz with Mr Mortgomen arriving later in the afternoon.
Fragmentary text describes individuals at a residence on Teer Street with mentions of Mrs Towner and Dr Towner. It references a cemetery, a gathering, and guests including Mrs Ferencs Towner. The legible items suggest a local family notice with unclear connections and uncertain details.
Fragmentary text mentions M A M Welch of Evenster Tennessee and a name Dave, with no clear event or date. source lacks verifiable details to form a complete news item.
Mrs Frank Senoha hosted a surprise shower for Miss Bernice Stodola at 1432 Mount Vernon Avenue SE. Attendees included Misses Florence Hoppie Bernice Stodola and Muthcert Balder. guests Mses Vindelon Quass Kennedy and Kennedy. and Mr and Mrs Ballard and others. A separate Wednesday dinner honored Miss Margaret Bollard of Pocahontas with Coro wns Carlson and Maran Stelpflue.
Misses Louise and Evelyn Koach hosted a bunco party Wednesday at 1006 Thirteenth Street NW. Prizes for high scores went to Lilian Jesina and Grace Chapman, with guests Mac Buresh Vida Ang Atterta Schuknecht and Dorothy Stepanek in attendance.
The Jolly Sixteen meet for a picnic luncheon Friday afternoon with Mrs Lara Woetw ne 821 Seventh Street SW.
The Silver Cross Circle wraps its year with a year end meeting at the Common House. Grace Weave presided as president assisted by Mrs Grace Weave and other officers. Members reported contributions totaling 239.66 dollars and 2794 charm table work hours.
Mrs Helen H Gleason, widow of John W Heves and daughter of Cedar Rapids residents, married a San Diego architect. The couple’s ties include Red Cross service, Monroe ambulance corps, and civic work in World War I.
Evelyn Tindell daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Tindell of Umberg and Eldon Irwin of Cedar Rapids, son of Mr and Mrs Emery Irwin, married Wednesday evening at Toclock at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Daubenberger. The Rev Crisbansen officiated with twenty four guests.
Miss Anna Denkman presented her pupils in a piano recital at her home studio on a Wednesday evening. The program featured a list of student performers including Miss Virginia Herman and several others with pieces by composers not fully legible in the text.
A Brooklyn girl married a Hartwick man Tuesday in Cedar Rapids at the Second Exchange Church. The bride wore crepe and daisies, with family and friends attending. the groom’s parents and local community members joined in the ceremony and reception plans.
A ceremony followed by a reception with relatives in attendance. Mr and Mrs Stephan hosted guests including Mrs Bergen and Miss Este Heath, with several Iowa connections named such as Cecar Rapids and Shellsburg relatives noted.
Donald R. MacKay of 1428 Sixth Avenue SE graduates Coe College on June 10 and will work at Northwestern University in Evanston this summer.
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club ratified committee elections for 1935 36 at a Wednesday board meeting hosted by Mrs C F Clark at 510 Knollwood Dr SE. A social luncheon followed as members set monthly meetings at the Montrose Hotel and approved donations to YWCA Girl Reserve Camp Camp Conservation and Camp Good Health.
The engagement of Miss Caroline Weseman and Richard Wolfe was announced. Weseman is from 1229 First Avenue East and a Gauchter of Neo. Wolfe is a son of De T Lo Wolfe of Mount Vernon. The wedding is set for July 3 at Lille Brown Cautern near Nasnua.
Muse irms Vecey Gaugnter of it and Mrs Incseps Vecer wed Lee Smart son of Mr and Mrs Hervey Smart. The Rev W Kest conducted the ceremony with Velda Smart as maid of honor. After the ceremony a breakfast for the bridal party was held at the Russell Lamson hotel in Waterloo. Both couples are Grant high school graduates.
The feature highlights travel wear for summer with sleek lines and dark colors that resist wrinkling. It spotlights front skirt fullness, sheer dresses with dual slips, two-in-one outfits, capes and jackets, and taming wrinkles in linen and tweed linens. Modern fabrics promise easy packing and a polished look for vacationers.
Sybil Griffith of Faribault Minn daughter of Mrs Daly Griffith and John W Gates son of G E Gates Edgewood were married June 22 at the Verr Madison home. The single ring service was by Rev T Richardson Gray. Mrs Gates has taught seven years in Edgewood's primary department and Mr Gates is a bookkeeper at Westerlen and Sons garage. They plan a two week northern Minnesota trip before settling at home.
The article recommends dark colors for travel clothing and interchangeable outfits. Navy brown and beige form a reliable base, with two or three shades this year. Bright blue green and dubonnet serve as accessory colors, mustard adds contrast. Tomorrow features a note on abbreviated men’s swimsuits going native for summer.
Nebraska senator George W Norris launches a fifth bid to revise the federal charter. He seeks to curb Supreme Court authority by requiring two thirds of justices to rule an act unconstitutional and to speed court rulings on congressional acts. He expects Senate approval to submit next year, while dismissing critics and arguing practical safeguards.
The Nebraskan remains undaunted by two defeats in earlier years. The senate blocked a proposed amendment to abolish the electoral college and the house, while Norris, then a member, rejected plans for four-year terms for representatives and a single eight-year Presidential term.
Denver AP report notes Brown McDonald 66 retires after 30 years as a U S border officer famous for escorting over 3000 aliens across the line without escapes. Vision loss in his right eye ends his career. He rarely used force.
GALVESTON Tex AP veteran educator J M Fendley 75 has been principal of the same school for 50 years and teaches a total of 52 years. Over his career he has worn out three school buildings.
An advertisement touts Marmola as a world famous obesity remedy. It claims drastic weight loss with no exercise or drastic dieting, stating millions of packages have been sold since 1907 and urging readers to start using Marmola today.
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