Frances Owen Is Honored At Dinner And Luncheon
Miss Frances Owen receives honors with a noon luncheon and a dinner hosted by Mrs Howard McConkie in Des Moines. The upcoming wedding to Lee B Winterberg of Dubuque is slated for Monday. Numerous Cedar Rapids guests and relatives attend the informal events at the Montgomery home on Hillcrest Drive SE and at the John W Patterson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Owen
Miss Owen
Lee B. Winterberg
Dubuque
Howard McConkie
Des Moines
John W. Paterson
Washington Avenue SE
Francis Towner
Elgin
Rex Porter
Williamsburg
Channing Hall
Tipton
Harris Family Return from Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs S N Harris and Bobby Chadima were expected to return today from Washington DC where they visited Mrs Harris daughter Mrs Paul McCrea and Mr McCrea They also motor ed in Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Harris
A Avenue NE
Bobby Chadima
L. C. Chadima
Washington Avenue SE
Washington, D. C
Brookmans Return From Tucson After Five Months Abroad
Mr and Mrs J H Brookman of Cedar Rapids return from Tucson Arizona where they spent five months. Their daughter Mrs W H Sibbert of Chicago visited eleven weeks and joined them for the trip home leaving Thursday evening for Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brookman
Fifth Avenue SE
Tucson
Ariz
W. HH. Sibbert
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Davenport Visitors With Billau Family
Mrs. Charles W. Seymour and her children Charles and Jane, of Davenport, are visiting here with Mrs. Seymour's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Billau, at 2730 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Seymour
Charles
Jane
Davenport
New Orleans Guest Visits Marshall Home on Knollwood Drive
Mrs. L. E. Robichaux of New Orleans stays with her daughter Mrs. Verne Marshall at 532 Knollwood Drive SE. Mr. Robichaux will join her later at the Marshall home in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Robichaux
New Orleans
Verne Marshall
Knollwood Drive
Marshall
Mrs Rohwer Leaves After Denver Visit
Mrs J T Rohwer of Denver Colorado left Thursday to return home after visiting for several weeks with her parents Dr and Mrs C N Booth at 2337 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rohwer
Denver, Colo
C. N. Booth
Fifth Avenue SE
Moon Hosts Dinner Party For Ten At Fifth Avenue
Dr and Mrs. B J Moon of 2058 Fifth avenue SE entertained at a dinner Thursday evening. Covers were laid for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B J Moon
Fifth Avenue SE
Mrs Bell Returns From Kansas City Visit
Mrs J Hamilton Bell of 545 Knobwood Drive SE returned Thursday after a four week stay in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hamilton Bell
Knobwood Drive
Kansas City
Waterloo Women’s Labor Bureau meeting notes and reports
Members of the Women’s Labor Bureau of Waterloo hosted Women’s Labor Bureau No 17 from Cedar Rapids at the labor temple Thursday evening. After the business, Mrs L C Schuknecht and Mrs F C Jiruska reported on the Women’s Labor Bureau convention and the Iowa State Federation of Labor convention held recently in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Labor Bureau of Waterloo
Womens Labor Bureau No 17
Cedar Rapids
Labor Temple
L. C Schuknecht
F C Jiruska
Women’s Labor Bureau
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Davenport
Friendly Strollers Plan Sunday Plaza Hike to Ellis Park
The Friendly Strollers meet at 230 Sunday at the Plaza and depart at 3 for a hike to Ellis Park. They will picnic there with covered dishes and standard picnic requirements. Ruilla Peidlau and Evelyn Benjamin lead. All interested are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Ruilla Peidlau
Evelyn Benjamin
Mrs Davidson Hosts Tea for Mrs Grefsrud
Mrs Howard S Davidson of 302 Thirty-second Street NE hosted a Thursday afternoon tea in honor of Mrs Orgin Grefsrud of Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard S Davidson
Thirty-second Street
Orgin Grefsrud
Elgin, Jl
Garden Tea Hosted by Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
About 100 women attended Thursday’s garden tea at Mrs. Wesley Klinger's home 541 Knollwood Dr SE. Mrs. S. R. Hawkins spoke on nature and gardening while Verlin Cray played accordion and Margaret Dingman violin. Volunteers assisted with serving and event planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Klinger
Knollwood Drive
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
S. R. Hawkins
Verlin Cray
Margaret Dingman
H. J Hromek
Hawkins
J . Chadima
C. L. Douglass
JT .F. Hersch
T. K. Hefner
A. J. Baumhoefener
D. P. Schwarzentruber
Mrs. Chauncey Howe Visits Davenport Relatives
Mrs. Chauncey Howe of Kansas City is spending weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ball at 1820 Fourth Avenue SE and returned Thursday from Davenport after a week with Mrs. Harry Lamb, daughter of Mrs. F. D. Matson of 1400 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Howe
Kansas City
W. A. Ball
Fourth Avenue SE
Davenport
Harry Lamb
Lamb
F. D. Matson
Second Avenue SE
De Kalb Guest Attends Krebs Sobrins Wedding
Mrs. L. W. Browne of De Kalb Illinois and her daughter Miriam visit Miss Maude Krebs at 408 Fourth Street SW. The Brownes are sisters to Miss Krebs. They came to attend the wedding Saturday of Miss Dorothy Krebs and Charles Sovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Browne
de Kalo, Ill
Miriam
Maude Krebs
Fourth Street
Browne
Miss Krebs
Dorothy Krebs
Charles Sovern
Visit Returns From Clear Lake
Lieut and Mrs Staten Rall visiting Lieut Rall's parents at 109 Seventeenth Street NE returned today from Clear Lake where they had been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Rall
Lieut Rall
J. F Rall
Seventeenth Street
Clear Lake
McKay Move To New Cape Cod Cottage
Mr and Mrs Bruce McKay of 1723 Bever avenue SE will relocate Saturday to their new Cape Cod cottage at 400 Thirty-sixth street drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce McKay
Bever Avenue
Cape Cod
Thirty-sixth Street Drive
Surprise shower honors Miss Adeline Balik before July wedding
Miss Tilhe Balik hosted a surprise shower at her mother’s home 1124 Sixth Street SE in honor of her sister Miss Adeline Balik. Attendees included numerous local women and relatives. Adeline Balik is set to wed Lewis J Prymek of Ainsworth on July 15 at St Wenceslaus church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilhe Balik
Sixth Street
Adeline Balik
Lewis J Prymek
Ainsworth
St. Wenceslaus Church
Miss Balik
Joseph Ryman
Victor Zobl
Joseph Zachar
Richard Jasa
Malo Grubhoffer
Leo Krejci
Lou Proskovaec
Mary Kiimesh
Anna Janda
Jerry Srp
Matt Macek
Lester Trunecek
George Simitz
William Kreja
Leonard Simanek
Charles Basker
Adolf Barta
Felix Barta
Joe Gearhart
Frank Blazek
Joe Balik
Lucille
Charles Jarosh
Hattie
Agnes Gelseki
Hartke Meyer and Van Fleet wed at Galena
Miss Helen Hartkemeyer daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Hartkemeyer 423 Eighth avenue SW and D M Van Fleet of Jewell Kansas married June 20 at Galena New Jersey by Rev Mr Briggs pastor of the Galena Methodist church. Mr Fleet formerly pitched for the Cedar Rapids Raiders and now plays for the Wisconsin Rapids team. They reside in Wisconsin Rapids for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hartkemeyer
C F Hartkemeyer
Eighth Avenue SW
D M van Fleet
Jewell
Kan
Galena
Briggs
Galena Methodist Church
Fleet
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Wisconsin Rapids
Bridge Players to Compete in Dubuque Tourney
Cedar Rapids players plan to enter the third annual contract bridge tournament at the Dubuque Golf Club on June 29 and 30. Invitations go to Cedar Rapids area players. Play starts Saturday 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m with finals Sunday at 9 30 a m. Sponsored by Mr and Mrs A J Kleinschmidt of Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque Golf Club
A. J. Kleinschmidt
Dubuque
Rebecca Alexander Daughters honor Mount Vernon luncheon
Twenty five members of Rebecca Alexander tent No. 14 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War were entertained at Mrs Ida Kettlesen s Mount Vernon home with a luncheon Roses and flags graced tables and informal singing followed bouquets from the hostess s garden Guests included S S Haun Henry Zimmerman Eugene Allen and many named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
Ida Kettlesen
Mount Vernon
S. S. Haun
Kettlesen
Henry Zimmerman
Eugene Allen
T. Z. Cook
Mes
Stella Klemme
Eva Bow
Ker Underhill
Sarah Slocum
Myra K. Neubauer
Minnie B Mabon
Maude Mulson
Eva Burroughs
Nellie E. Krebs
Mary A. Bruch
Minne A. Moore
Dora V. Jeffrey
Maud Searles
Nettie Heaton
Gladys Chord
Retha L. Underhill
Lois Follin
Francis JF. Porter
Alma E. Owens
Mrs. Carlson
Bradley Carlson
Cecel Adams Engaged to Bruce Pryor in California Wedding
Mr and Mrs Lester Adams announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Cecel Lorene Adams to Bruce A Pryor of Fresno California son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pryor of Woodland Drive. Miss Adams will travel to California for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Adams
Zika Avenue
Cecel Lorene
Bruce A. Pryor
Fresno
Calif
Fred Pryor
Woodland Drive
Miss Adams
California
Emanuel-Skvor Wedding At Walford Holy Trinity Church
Miss Lillian Emanuel and Lumir Skvor were married Tuesday morning at Holy Trinity church Walford by Rev Julius Olinger. Attendants included Adeline Emanuel maid of honor and Richard Louvar best man. The couple reside in Cedar Rapids where Mr Skvor works for Farmers Exchange Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Emanuel
Charles Emanuel
Walford
Lumir Skvor
George L. Skvor
Ely Avenue
Holy Trinity Church
Julius Olinger
Adeline Emanuel
Richard Louvar
Elsie Hasley
Leonard Kelly
Miss Emanuel
Miss Hasley
Mary Baker
Fairfax
Mrs Skvor
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Skvor
Farmers Exchange Grocery Company
Dorothy Mae Robinson Weds Charles W. Rodman in Lisbon Ceremony
In a Wednesday ceremony at the Federated church in Lisbon Miss Dorothy Mae Robinson became the bride of Charles W. Rodman of Mount Vernon. Attendants included Miss L Daisy Burd and Miss Haze Runkle with Irene and Roy Rodman as siblings. The Rev Phillip Brunn officiated as the couple hosted a reception for about forty relatives at their country home three miles north of Mount Vernon. Mrs Robinson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Robinson of 2323 Mount Vernon Avenue SE and a Lisbon High School graduate. Mr Rodman is the son of Mr and Mrs W R Rodman of near Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church
Lisbon
Dorothy Mae Robinson
Charles W. Rodman
Mount Vernon
L. Daisy Burd
Surprise Birthday Party Honoring Mr Lowe At Home
Mrs Jack Lowe hosted a surprise birthday party at her 508 Fifth Avenue SE home Thursday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Briles and daughter Beverly Jean Miss Maxine Briles Mrs Agnes Novak Miss Jacqueline Jean Lowe Miss Alice Jasper Miss Theresa Lamb and Glenn Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lowe
Fifth Avenue SE
Lowe
Ralph Briles
Beverly Jean
Maxine Briles
Agnes Novak
Jacqueline Jean Lowe
Alice Jasper
Theresa Lamb
Glenn Little
Mixed shower honors Velma Holmes at 826 Seventh Street SW
Mrs Ernest Holmes and Mrs Lloyd Holmes hosted a miscellaneous shower for Velma Holmes Wednesday at 826 Seventh Street SW. Stanley Schreiber of Dysart will wed Velma on June 29. Naomi Miller and Velma Holmes won bridge prizes. Others attending included H. L. Beach Curtis Boek Joe Dutrt Lloyd Holmes and several Misses Naomi Jane Doris Glennys Hazel Betty and Carol Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Holmes
Lloyd Holmes
Seventh Street
Velma Holmes
Stanley Schreiber
Dysart
Naomi Miller
H. L. Beach
Curtis Boek
Joe Dutrt
Jane Miller
Doris Woolwine
Glennys McHardy
Hazel Scriven
Betty Holmes
Carol Holmes
Dorothy Krebs and Charles Sovern to Wed This Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sovern host a dinner tonight at 520 Twenty second Street SE for Miss Dorothy Krebs and Charles Sovern en route to their wedding Saturday after noon. Guests include relatives from Omaha De Kalb Iowa City Seattle Rock Island Keokuk Burlington Mobile and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Sovern
Twenty-second Street
Dorothy Krebs
Charles Sovern
T. Jay Krebs
Omaha
Margaret
L. W. Browne
de Kalb
Miriam
Dale West
Iowa City
Mabeth Phelps
Seattle, Wash
William Barr
Rock Island
Charles Eppers
Keokuk
M. J. Thompson
Burlington
Joycene
D. A. Leonard
Mobile
Ala
Dolly
Zeta Phi Eta Theta Chapter Attends National Convention
Theta chapter of Zeta Phi Eta at Coe College conducts a Friday program as the national convention meets in Des Moines. The four day meeting will close with a dinner tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chapter
Zeta Phi Eta
Coe College
Des Moines
Garden club presents benches to Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids Garden club donated two benches to Ellis park at the final meeting of the year a Wednesday picnic. Upkeep of the rose garden is the club project and fourteen members attended. The next meeting will be a July 10 family picnic at Mrs. Guy Millers Marion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bridal party announced for Miss Blanche Young and William Fieseler
The wedding at St Matthew's church is set for Saturday at 9 am. Miss Mary Louise Fieseler will be maid of honor. Leota Stark and other bridesmaids and flower girls are named. Best man is Francis Young with ushers George Vernon Young Bud Fieseler and Norman Young. Mrs George A Stark hosted forty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Young
William Fieseler
St. Matthew's Church
Mary Louise Fieseler
Leota Stark
Joan Starman
Lorraine
Lorreene Young
Betty Stark
Frances Starman
Francis Young
Fieseler
George Vernon Young
Bud Fieseler
Norman Young
George A. Stark
Vinton Road NW
Miss Young
John O'Connell
Dora Gibney
Shopmen Affiliate With Brotherhood
W. P. Sebern division president of the Association of Rock Island Mechanical and Power Plant Employees and Amos L. Smith division chairman of the Carmen returned from a Cedar Rapids Dakota division tour reporting shopmen voted almost unanimously to affiliate with the Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America. The Rock Island employes association is the third independent union to join the brotherhood, claiming 3160 members of about 4000 total. Shopmen on railroads with independent unions are eligible for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Sebern
Association of Rock Island Mechanical and Power Plant
Amos L. Smith
Carmen
Cedar Rapids-Dakota
Rock Island Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America
Association of Rock Island Employes
Brotherhood
Immaculate Conception Cub Pack Hosts Annual Picnic
Cub Pack No 3 of Immaculate Conception church held its annual picnic at Ellis Park with over eighty attendees including cubs parents and siblings. The event featured a monthly achievement council and service stars for Donald Schwinn John Condon Joe Dolan John Shea Vincent Smith and Charles Barta with Fred Condon receiving the den chiefs badge. John Shea aged twelve graduated and plans to join Scout Troop 10 at St Patrick's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Ellis Park
Donald Schwinn
John Condon
Joe Dolan
John Shea
Vincent Smith
Charles Barta
den One
Fred Condon
Den
St. Patrick's Church
Patrick Ford
Charles Schwinn
Leonard Spaight
Don Maresh
Troop One
Fred Friedline, Jr
Achievement Council
Urge Parents To Keep Children Off Tracks
Railroads report rising child fatalities on railroad property with 1610 deaths in 1933 and expect more in 1934. As school vacations begin, railroads appeal to parents to keep children away from tracks and property.
Waukon Woman Sentenced on Larceny Charge
Mrs Edna Clancy Krieger was given a 15 year sentence in Rockwell City reformatory for larceny, suspended on good behavior. Paroled to her brother in law Father Harold Krieger of Cherry Mound. Others implicated include Donald Clancy released, Martha Knopf and Fred May out on bonds of 2000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Edna Clancy Krieger
Rockwell City Reformatory
Inlaw
Harold Krieger
Cherry Mound
Joseph Welpert
Lansing
Donald Clancy
Martha Knopf
Fred May
Decorah
What's In Fashion Abbreviated Swim Suits This Summer
A fashion note on beach trunks this summer describes knitted short trunks with high thighs and various patterns. Styles include plain knits, ribbed effects, checks, stripes and plaid, in navy blue and white with bold colors. New fabrics like gabardine, flannel, and celanese offer quick drying, lightweight options. A two piece style with straps allows one piece or two separate trunks as desired.
Color Removed From Gov Her ring in Iowa Official Register
Des Moines reports the 1935-36 Iowa Official Register will print Gov Clyde L Her rings photo in black and white while state flag, flower and bird images appear in color. The edition will list only principal officers and state employers to lower costs and blunt Republican jibes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
AFP
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Appointive Officers Named for Iowa Knights Templar
SPIRIT LAKE AP Appointive officers of the Grand Commandery Iowa Knights Templar were announced here Friday They are First guard Clinton J Neillus Burlington and second guard Ed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Knights Templar
First Guard
Clinton J. Neillus
Burlington
Local Government and Committee Officers Named for Sac City Chapter
Long lists officers and committee chairmen for the Sac City chartered commanderies including third guard Charles A Winter and instruction board chairman Harry Blomgren. Other posts span Des Moines Cresco Ottumwa and Burlington with chairs on finance credentials and necrology among unnamed members.
Kenneth Newbern Named Elkader Liquor Store Manager
Kenneth Newbern has been named manager of the Elkader liquor store by the state liquor commission. He previously managed the Bayless hotel for four years in Elkader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Kenneth Newbern
State Liquor Commission
Newbern
Superintendent Resigns in North English
North English school superintendent E C West has resigned. Melvin McCurdy will assume the post as his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Westphall
Melvin McCurdy
Public Invited To Stunt Program At Camp Tonight
Community camp in Cedar Rapids hosts a public stunt night at 6 30 pm with each cabin preparing a secret act. Visitors will see a gala lodge, flowers from Mrs. Arthur Poe, and a growing Camp Good Health Fund to aid physically handicapped children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tonight
Arthur Poe
Mechanicsville Vacation Bible School
Camp Good Health
Camp Good Health Fund
Camp Good Health List
Public Health Nursing Association
The
Gazette
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leibsohn Motors Incorporated Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Leibsohn Motors Incorporated with principal office in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Articles outline objects including automobile sales repair storage and related merchandise, stock authorized 310000, board of 3-5 directors, officers listed, election date and meeting rules, veto and liability clauses, and amendments procedures dated March 1935. Bidney Leibsohn E D Maloy Philip Leibsohn noted as initial officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leibsohn Motors Incorporated
Cedar Rapids
Executive Council of
Iowa
Secretary of State
Bidney Leibsohn
E. D. Maloy
Philip Leibsohn
Jaws
Sidney Leibsohn
Board of Directors
Aye Arch
D. Maloy
Barnet
Chamberlain and Hantlik
Attornesa
Piquett Out On Bond Pending His Appeal
Chicago attorney Louis Piquett remains free on bond after a federal judge sentenced him for harboring crime figure Homer Van Meter. If the appeal fails, he faces up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Piquett, a former city prosecutor, was found guilty by a jury of aiding Van Meter, a follower of John Dillinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Louis Piquett
Liberty
Sullivan
Piquett
Homer van Meter
John Dillinger
R G Stewart Estate Pays Inheritance Tax
The estate of R G Stewart of Cedar Rapids paid an inheritance tax of 486 on a taxable value of 25958 Friday. Stewart was publisher of the Cedar Rapids Tribune, a labor paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
R. G. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Stewart
Cedar Rapids Tribune
West Branch Obituary for Mrs John E Marolf
Mrs. John E Marolf 62 died at home after a short illness. Born in Davenport she married Feb 22 1899 and lived on a farm near Wilton before moving to West Branch. Survived by husband son John W Marolf Wilton two daughters Mrs D E Edwards and Mrs Floyd Christee West Branch a sister Miss Annie Berg Maysville step mother two half brothers and five grandchildren. Funeral at Wilton Presbyterian church 2 36 p m Saturday conducted by Rev C W Pfieffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
John E. Marolf
William
Anna Berg
Davenport
Wilton
Marolf
John W. Marolf
D. E. Edwards
Floyd Christee
Annie Berg
Maysville
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Pfieffer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
Brookmans Return
Charles Billaus
Marshall Home
Women's Labor Bureau
Mrs. Davidson
Garden Department
Ralls
Hartkemeyer-Van Fleet
PLAC
Dr. Doherty Optometrist
Cecel L. Adams
Bruce Pryor
Emanuel Skvor
Honor Velma Holmes
Sovern
COE Zeta Phi Etas
Garden Club
I.C. Church
Amos Parrish
New York
Big Values
Bartlett Millinery Mart
St. Paul’s Church
E. B.D
Emily Weed
R. G. Stewart Estate
Norah A. Gott
Iowa Theater
DIAL
Lelehan
A. G. Nassif Company
Third Avenue SE
Montrose Hotel
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