Pickford Everett Wed in February Nuptials
Mrs M Wayne Everett of Racine Wis announced the marriage of her daughter Charlene to Roswell H Pickford Jr son of Mr and Mrs R H Pickford 357 Forest Drive SE. Charlene attended the University of Wisconsin and Delta Gamma. Roswell attended Wisconsin and belonged to Pi Upsilon fraternity. The couple are spending several days in northern Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wayne Everett
Racine, Wis
Charlene
Roswell H. Pickford, Jr
R. H. Pickford
Forest Dlive SE
Ruth Bryan Heads South For Extended Summer Trip
Ruth Bryan, resident of 530 Sixth Street SE Cedar Rapids, leaves Wednesday for several weeks in the south and southwest. She will stay with Miss Adeline Cubbage in Owenton Kentucky, visit Tennessee cities, then sail July 22 from New Orleans on the S S Morazan with Miss Cubbage to Vera Cruz Mexico for extended visits in Mexico City and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Bryan
Sixth Street
Miss Bryan
Owenton
Adeline Cubbage
Tennessee
Miss Cubbage
New Orleans
S. S. Morazan
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Robichauxs Visit Daughter in Knollwood Area
Mr and Mrs Lois E Robichaux of New Orleans arrived Tuesday to visit their daughter Mrs Verne Marshall and Mr Marshall at 532 Knollwood Drive SE They are en route back to New Orleans after a month traveling the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois E. Robichaux
New Orleans
Verne Marshall
Marshall
Knollwood Drive
Mrs. Robichaux
Pacific Coast
Girl Returns Home After Three Week Visit
Little Margot Jaeger of Lake Forest Illinois completed a three week stay with her aunt Mrs Howard Hall and Mr Hall of Brucemore. She traveled home Wednesday morning with her mother who passed Cedar Rapids on the way back from Pasadena where she visited her sister Mrs Gail Burck and Mr Burck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Jaeger
George J Jaeger
Lake Forest
Ill
Howard Hall
Hall
Brucemore
Cedar Rapids
Pasadena
Gail Burck
Burck
Mrs Pinney Hosts Luncheon and Bridge at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs Eugene M Pinney of 1915 Ridgeway Drive SE hosted an afternoon luncheon and bridge for members of her luncheon club at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Eight covers were laid for the gathering on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M Pinney
Ridgeway Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Douglas F Boyntons Host Dinner At Forest Drive Home
Mr and Mrs Douglas F Boynton were host and hostess Tuesday evening entertaining at dinner at their home 503 Forest Drive SE. Covers were laid for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas F. Boynton
Forest Drive
Mrs Jacksons Trip to Monrovia for Two Months
Mrs WL Jackson and her daughter Doris left Tuesday for Monrovia California to spend two months in the home of Mrs Jacksons parents Mr and Mrs BF Childs formerly of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. Jackson
Fourth Avenue SE
Doris
Monrovia
Calif
Jackson
B. F Childs
Cedar Rapids
Sumner Quarton Home Is Scene Of House Party
The Sumner D Quarton residence at 514 Indian Road SE hosts a bridge club gathering of nine Algona women who arrived Tuesday and depart Thursday after several social events. Guests include Mr Quarton’s mother Mrs William Quarton and numerous Algona residents. Wednesday features a luncheon hosted by Mrs Quarton and Mrs Quarton at the Cedar Rapids Country Club and a theater party with Mr and Mrs William B Quarton hosting Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner D. Quarton
Indian Road SE
Algona
Quartons
William Quarton
Sullivan
McMane
C. Chubb
Walter Beardsley
Frank Dingley
Lucia Wallace
E . Murtagh
L C. Nugent
Miss Barngrover to Visit in Storm Lake A Week
Miss Margaret Barngrover daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Barngrover of 2435 Bever avenue SE leaves for Storm Lake to visit her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs G J Kloppenburg for a week. She is accompanied by cousin Janet Kloppenburg and by Mr and Mrs Kloppenburg returning from Milwaukee. Bobby Kloppenburg will stay longer in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barngrover
Walter J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue SE
Storm Lake
G. J. Kloppenburg
Janet Kloppenburg
Barngrovers
Kloppenburg
Milwaukee
Bobby Kloppenburg
Barngrover
Social luncheon at Clara Robinsons tea room honors visitors
Miss Gertrude Denlinger and Mrs Wood ward K. Greene hosted Tuesday afternoon at Clara Robinson's colonial tea room. They entertained Miss Belle Rickert of Shullsburg Wisconsin and Miss Helen Amidon of Cary ers, with seven guests at luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Denlinger
First Avenue E
Woodward K. Greene
Commonwealth Apartments
Clara Robinson
Colonial Tea Room
Belle Rickert
Shullsburg
Wis
Royal H Holbrook
Helen Amidon
Second Avenue
Clergy Couple Puts Down Summer Roots in Newtown
After marrying on June 21 Rev Dr Alin E Magary and his wife of Brooklyn New York are staying at Castle Road Newtown Connecticut for the summer. The Rev Dr Magary serves as pastor at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church Brooklyn and formerly led Cedar Rapids First Presbyterian from 1918 to 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin E. Magary
Brooklyn
N. C
Castle Road
Newtown
Conn
Dr. Magary
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Ray Gauger Guests of Mrs Gertrude Myers
Mr and Mrs Ray Gauger of Estille South Carolina arrive by motor to spend a few days with Mrs Gertrude Myers at Windermere apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gaugers
Gertrude Myers
Ray Gauger
Estille
S. C
Windermere
Engagement and forthcoming wedding announced
Mrs Wes Pavlovsky of 1419 M Hamilton Street SW announces the engagement of her sister Mabel M McDonald to Willard Schorr of Mechanicsville. The wedding will be Aug 2 at the Little Brown Church in Nashua. Afterward the couple will motor to Des Moines and South Dakota, settling in Mechanicsville after Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Pavlovsky
Mamilton Street
Mabel M McDonald
Willard Schorr
Mechanicsville
Little Brown
Nashua
Des Moines
South Dakota
Miss Erwin Chosen Sponsor of New Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
Miss Nelle Erwin of 528 Vernon Drive SE has been named sponsor for a Cedar Rapids Beta Sigma Phi chapter, the third in the city. The honor places her among a national roster of notable sponsors as the sorority, with 700 chapters, expands locally under Mrs Dan G Norvell’s leadership. Officers are to be installed and pledges initiated Thursday at the Montrose hotel Crystal room, aided by Lambda and Sigma Cedar Rapids chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
Beta Sigma Phi
International Business Sorority
Cedar Rapids
Miss Erwin
Emily Newell Blair
Good Housekeeping
Wesley Halliburton
Richard Halliburton
Vachel Lindsey
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Sally Rogers McSpadden
Will Rogers
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Dan G Norvell
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Lambda
Sigma
Newhall Girl Wed Cedar Rapids Man in Presbyterian Rites
Miss Marie Erland daughter of Mr and Mrs Porter Erland Newhall wed Glenn Scott son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Scott Shellsburg Tuesday at 530 PM Westminister Presbyterian Cedar Rapids The couple plan to reside in Cedar Rapids after a wedding trip and Mr Scott works at Melrose dairy The bride a 1934 Newhall HS graduate and the groom a 1933 Shellsburg HS alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Erland
Porter Erland
Newhall
Glenn Scott
Hiram Scott
Shellsburg
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Garman
Quinton Erland
William Carstens
Ellis Boulevard
Miss Rosalyn Thomas Guests in Franey Home
Miss Rosalyn Thomas of Odes sa Missouri visits two weeks in the home of Mr and Mrs F W Franey at 113 Crescent drive SE and their children Bill and Alicia A picnic supper will honor Miss Thomas at the Ettinger home 2635 Bever avenue SE with 32 guests and dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalyn Thomas
Odessa
F. W. Franey
Crescent Drive
Bill
Alicia
Miss Thomas
Bill Franey
Bob Ettinger
Carl N. Ettinger
Bever Avenue
Ettinger
Mrs. Marianne Smith to wed Fred A Hull this Friday
Mrs O G Smith hosted a pre nuptial dinner for her daughter Miss Marianne Smith. Guests included Mrs Stanley C Moore Jr Mrs Robert Cox Miss Ann Kriz Miss Alberta Hogan Miss Helen Bailey and Miss Josephine Smith. Miss Bailey won the bridge prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Smith
Sixth Avenue SE
Marianne Smith
Fred A. Hull
Stanley C. Moore, Jr
Robert Cox
Ann Kriz
Alberta Hogan
Helen Bailey
Josephine Smith
Bridge
Bailey
Alpha Gamma Delta Picnic at Lake Macbride
Alpha Gamma Delta members held a picnic at Lake Macbride on Tuesday with Miss Alice Snyder serving as social chairman in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Lake Macbride
Alice Snyder
Three visitors honored at luncheon in family home
SPREE A luncheon on Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs T R Warriner honored three traveling guests visiting from Cleveland Albany N Y and Meadville Pa. Mrs George Karch Mrs Arlo Sylvester and Mrs Frederick Seely were the guests of honor with their hosts and accompanying ladies adding to the cortesies at 316 Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Warriner
Forest Drive
George Karch
Cleveland
Amor H Sargent
Washington Avenue
Arlo Sylvester
Albany
N. Y
Norman E. Smith
Fourth Avenue SE
Frederick Seely
Meadville
Seely
MF. Seely
Second Avenue SE
Sargent
Smith
M F Seely
Albert P. Jenkins
Marriage of Anna Dalecky to Edwin Dvorak in Second Street SW home
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Dalecky announce the marriage of their daughter Anna to Edwin L Dvorak son of Mr and Mrs Emil M Dvorak on Saturday at 2 pm The Rev Frank Helmich performed the service at his home 1504 Second Street SW Attendants were Mr and Mrs Stanley Dalecky A white dress corsage of sweet peas and roses adorned the bride They will reside at 10252 Second Street SE Mrs Dvorak is employed by Royal Laundry and Mr Dvorak by Brik Hom company The wedding dinner followed for immediate families at the bride’s home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Dalecky
Second Street
Anna
Edwin L. Dvorak
Emil M. Dvorak
Tenth Street
Frank Helmich
Stanley Dalecky
Miss Blaine Hosts Sister at Shower in Bunco Party
Miss Ruth Blaine entertained Monday evening at a miscellaneous shower for her sister Miss Marjorie Blaine bride elect of Francis L. Brinkman. Bunco was the diversion with prizes to Miss Bernadette Bell and Mrs. Robert Garoutte. Attending were Mesdames J E Waery Alex Hofferber Garoutte Paul Wilson Roy Gregory H A Lee Ann Thompson Julia White May Blaine and Misses Lorene Lake Esther Long Bell Geraldine White Dorothy Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Blaine
Third Street
Marjorie Blaine
Francis L. Brinkman
Bunco
Bernadette Bell
Robert Garoutte
J E. Waery
Alex Hofferber
Garoutte
Paul Wilson
Roy Gregory
H. A. Lee
Ann Thompson
Julia White
May Blaine
Lorene Lake
Esther Long
Bell
Geralddine White
Dorothy Blaine
Greenawalts and Dusdieker family motor trip report
Mrs. Greenawalt and Mrs Dusdieker returned from a three weeks’ western motor trip with Dr. R A Greenawalt and Mrs Pauline Dusdieker. They visited Estes Park, Utah National Park, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and Yellowstone Park, with Dr S W Dusdieker of Des Moines accompanying. In San Francisco Dr Dusdieker attended the American Medical Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R A. Greenawalt
Blake Boulevard
Pauline Dusdieker
F Avenue
West
Mrs Saunders Guest Of Mrs Dixon In Cedar Rapids
Mrs William S Saunders of New York City formerly Miss Betty Ringsmuth of Cedar Rapids is visiting at 3232 Dalewood Drive SE. She will attend her brother Robert Ringsmuth’s wedding to Kathleen James and then depart for Philadelphia en route to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Saunders
New York City
Betty Ringsmuth
Cedar Rapids
William G. Dixon
Dalewood Drive
Saunders
Robert Ringsmuth
Kathleen James
Philadelphia
Mrs Huntley Hosts Visiting Sisters From Wisconsin and Minnesota
Mrs L O Huntley of 638 Fifteenth Avenue SW hosts her sisters Mrs W S Dodge of Elton Wisconsin and Mrs Katherine Luedke of Fergus Falls Minnesota as house guests. Dodge's trip includes a stop in St Louis en route to Cedar Rapids, while Luedke departed Tuesday for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O Huntley
Fifteenth Avenue
W. S. Dodge
Elton
Wis
Katherine Luedke
Fergus Falls
Minn
Syracuse woman Miss Tobey visiting Cedar Rapids relatives
Miss Julia Tobey of Syracuse New York formerly of Cedar Rapids is a guest in the home of Mrs Helen Kacena Stark at 2016 Fourth Avenue SE. On Saturday she will travel with Miss Grace Swab and Miss Frances Swab to the Swab cottage at Spirit Lake and to visit relatives in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Tobey
Syracuse
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Helen Kacena Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
Tobey
Grace
Frances Swab
Spirit Lake
South Dakota
Service club picnic at Bever Park draws thirty five attendees
Thirty five members attended the Service club picnic at Bever Park Community House Tuesday. A basket dinner was served at noon. Diversions included croquet cards horseshoes and baseball under the direction of Miss Marvel Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Bever Park
Miss Marvel Foster
Speeder auxiliary to hold Thursday business session
The Speeder auxiliary will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. at Ellis park duck pond for a business session. Husbands and families join at 6 p.m. for a picnic supper. Attendees are asked to bring picnic provisions according to family size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
Ellis Park
Duck Pond
Fairfax Mother of Perpetual Help Court Meeting Recap
Members of W. C. O. F. Mother of Perpetual Help court No. 769 of Fairfax met Monday night at St. Patrick's church. After the business meeting, cards were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ray Hickey, Mrs. Joe Doupnik, and Mrs. George Stark. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother of Perpetual Help Court No
Fairfax
St. Patrick's Church
Ray Hickey
Joe Doupnik
George Stark
Republicans Must Capture Roosevelt Magic in Indiana Speech
Indiana keynote speech by Bruce Barton at the state convention argues Republicans should frame Roosevelt leadership as people-first, promote real jobs through sound administration, and avoid overreliance on borrowed money while Democrats show ideas and past policy failures. Barton criticizes New Deal as bogged down and praises Roosevelt’s aims but calls for a chastened, service-driven GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
Bruce Barton
New York
Indiana
Barton
Republican Party
New Deal
America
Congress
Ball
Dishwashing Dilemma Reflected In Quiet Ponderings
A reflective line explores reluctance to wash dishes, noting how the task feels trifling and prompting a momentary avoidance. The speaker muses on small domestic chores and the inertia that can accompany them, capturing a wry, everyday hesitation.
Pleasant daily fortune puzzle message
A lighthearted puzzle explains a daily fortune through a letter grid. It instructs players to count letters in their first name, apply a simple arithmetic rule, and read the message formed by letters beneath checked figures from the top left across the rectangle.
Reformers' Ideas Versus Jobs Challenge
The speaker notes reformers have many ideas and may outshine past leaders, but they struggle to implement them and cannot provide employment. Acknowledging mass sentiment toward the President, they urge a proactive, industrious effort to deserve public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
McKinley
Debs
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Coolidge
King Asks Nations To Denounce Reich
Senator King of Utah urged the world’s nations to denounce Nazi Germany for the persecution of Jews Catholics and other minorities He urged the United States to protest as it did against Romania Russia Switzerland and other countries oppressing minorities The address appeared in the Congressional Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
King
Utah
World’s Family’ of Nations
Nazi Germany
Congressional Record
United States
Roumania
Russia
Switzerland
Polk Firm Starts Cedar Rapids City Directory Work
R L Polk and Co begins Cedar Rapids city directory with Breyer and Andrews in charge at 216 Iowa Theater building. New pink street section will list total household population including under 18 without names. Directory will overhaul departments, feature city illustrated story, rosters, and phone line designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Tl. Polk and Company
City Directory Publishers
Cedar Rapids
J. P Breyer
S. E. Andrews
Iowa Theater Building
McCoy
R. L Polk and Co
Breyer and Andrews
Mary Stevenson Named Sheriff's Office Clerk
The Linn county board of supervisors approved the appointment of Miss Mary Stevenson of 211 Third Street SW as clerk in the sheriff's office effective July 1. She succeeds Lois Mason, who has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stevenson
Third Street
Linn County
Sheriff's Office
Board of Supervisors
Miss Stevenson
Lois Mason
Notice to Truck and Bus Dealers in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Bids due 10:00 AM Monday July 11 1938 at the Secretary Board of Directors office 716 A Avenue N E Cedar Rapids Iowa for a school bus to replace a 1932 Ford bus. One bus will be purchased and bids requested for conventional and cab over engine units. Specifications available at 716 A Avenue N E Cedar Rapids Iowa. Board may reject any bids. Charlies D Hedberg Secretary Board Directo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Civil Service
Herror Siven
McKinley High School
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
L. J Storey
Civil Service Commission
Board of Directors
Avenue
N.E
Ford
Senne Rapids
Linn County
Charlies D. Hedberg
Directo
Kopecky Appointed to Linn County Soldiers Relief Board
F E Kopecky of Cedar Rapids was appointed by the Linn county board of supervisors to a three year term on the soldiers relief commission effective July 1 He succeeds Charles H Birch of Cedar Rapids whose term expires Birch serves as secretary Other members are Frank Simon of Marion chairman and Arthur H Walbrand of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Kopecky
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Soldiers Relief Commission
Board of Supervisors
Kopecky
Charles H. Birch
Birch
Frank Simon
Marion
Arthur H. Walbrand
Twenty Enroll Quickly Under July CCC Quota
Brisk enrollment for CCC under July quota of twenty seven for Linn county leaves twenty youths bound for the CCC camp at Solon Friday morning. Seven places remain. Enrollment closes July 7 with relief office in courthouse urging applications. Men aged 17 to 23 eligible. relief men given first consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Linn County
Solon
Alice Ferber
County Approves 420 Dollar Share for State Jobs Office
Linn county supervisors voted 420 dollars as the county half of yearly upkeep for the Iowa State Employment service office in Cedar Rapids. The city pays the other half. The appropriation covers rent heat light water telephone and janitor service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Employment Service
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Supervisors
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Roswell Pickford, Jr
Charlene Everett
Robichaux
Verne Marshall Home
Mrs. Pinney
Bridge Club
Douglas F. Boyntons
Mrs. Jackson
Sumner Quarton
Miss Denlinger
Greene Wostesses
Magary
Newtown, Conn
Mabel McDonald
Newhall Girl
Miss Thomas Guest
Alpha Gam Picnic
Anna Dalecky
Edwin Dvorak
Miss Blaine
Sister
William Dixon
Mrs. Huntley
Miss Tobey
Mrs. Stark
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s+ Owen
McKab Beauty
Wral
Vwaaas Tinulsuco
William J. Miller
State of Iowa
William T Buckner
Iowa District Court
Francis E. Buckner
E. A. Fordyce
State of
Iowan
Merle J. Busenbark
Earl C Busenbark
Fred W Hann
Towa
Ida Mentzer
Glens of the Linn County
Sherman
Freeman
Henderson
J M_ Tallman
R. L. Polk Co
Sheriff’s Office
Soldiers Relief Board
Arril
American Institute of Laundering
Itaime
Arrid
Drug, Cosmetic, and Department
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