Parties Fill Calendar at Mount Vernon
Seventy five guests attended a Tuesday music event hosted by Mrs. L. C. Higbie and Miss Mary Parsons in Mount Vernon. Out-of-town visitors joined multiple small affairs including dinners, picnics, showers, and clubs across Cedar Rapids, Lisbon, Mechanicsville, and nearby towns with attendees named among local hostesses and honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
L. C. Higbie
Mary Parsons
Exhibition Hall
Armstrong
Eunice McCart
Helen Schroeder
Eleanor Gough
Jessie Coleman
Gail Hull
Leila Huebsch
Elsie Barrett
E. T. Gough
Marion
L. E. Bigger
Charles Roberts
J. Harold Ennis
Margaret Gormly
Dessie Somerville
Martha
Dorothy Lillich
Melvin Haeseler
Hoyle
Bruce Warwick
Jane
Bryan
Tex
Palisades Lodge
Florence Johnston
Cedar Rapids
Ruby Byers
C. W. Macy
Metropolitan Supply Company
O. EF. S
Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Harry Sizer
Watson Kepler
Pythian Sisters
Leah Youtzy to Wed Nolan Zugschwerdt July 11
Leah Ellen Youtzy daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Youtzy will marry Nolan F Zugschwerdt son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Zugschwerdt. The ceremony will take place at Trinity Methodist church on July 11. Leah is a former Grant school student and Iowa State Teachers college alumna who taught in Olin schools. Nolan is a Chadwick High School and Iowa State College graduate who taught in Olin schools and now works as an agriculture teacher in Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Youtzy
Seventh Street
Leah Ellen
Nolan F. Zugschwerdt
Elmer Zugschwerdt
Chadwick
Trinity Methodist Church
Miss Youtzy
Grant School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Olin
Zugschwerdt
Chadwick Community High School
Iowa State College
Maquoketa, oOo
Local clubs plan meetings across city civic groups
Union auxiliaries and ladies groups schedule Wednesday and Thursday gatherings at Labor temple, Mon trose hotel, and park venues. Reports from Waterloo convention noted. picnics, pinochle, and breakfast events listed with times and hostesses.
Local lodge notices schedule meetings at Sokol and Moose halls
Mrs. Frank Ehrhardt hosts a business and card party at 113 First Avenue W. Ben Hur Court No 12 meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Sokol hall with delegates reporting to the Ben Hur congress. Home Rebekah holds 8 p.m. installation in Springville. Women of the Moose meet Thursday 8 p.m. at Moose hall. Carrie Morcombe No 2 D of H meets Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at Sokol hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ehrhardt
First Avenue W
Ben Hur Court
Sokol Hall
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Carrie Morcombe
D. of H
Hanchers Host Tea for Visiting University Faculty
President and Mrs. Virgil M. Hancher entertain visiting members of the summer session university faculty at tea Sunday from 4 to 5 30. Dining room hostesses include Mrs. Kay Horn Maxwell Gibson Phillips Kuever Harper Lampe Ladd and Stoddard. Dean and Mrs. Packer assist in the receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Virgil M. Hancher
George F. Kay
Ernest Horn
Baldwin Maxwell
Robert Gibson
Chester A. Phillips
Rudolph A. Kuever
Earl E. Harper
M. Willard Lampe
Mason Ladd
George D. Stoddard
Dean
Paul C. Packer
Hancher
Monona Girl Bride Of Today
Shirley Ferguson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Ferguson and Robert Jacobson son of Mrs Marie Jacobson were married at the bride's Monona home in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev H W Farnham. Attendants were Imogene Seeland and LaVerne Meier. Music by Mrs H W Farnham. They will live on a farm north of Monona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona
Shirley Ferguson
Alfred Ferguson
Robert Jacobson
Marie Jacobson
H. W. Farnham
Methodist Church
Imogene Seeland
LaVerne Meier
Miss Ferguson
Monona High School
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Mr. Jacobson
Masons High School
Greeley Bridge Club Meets at Mrs A G Byers Home
Mrs A G Byers hosted the Greeley Wednesday bridge group with several Coggin women as guests. A picnic dinner followed the card session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Byers
Greeley
Legion Auxiliary Officers To Be Installed Tuesday
Mrs Louis F Schirm will be installed as president of Hanford unit No 5 American Legion auxiliary in the Memorial building Tuesday at 8 pm. Others to be installed include Mrs Harold E Travis vice president Mrs Roy W Decker secretary Mrs Frank Nalley treasurer Mrs Milroy Unzeitig historian Mrs O F Lovett chaplain and Mrs Harry Cooper sergeant at arms with Mrs F C Parrish past president as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Schirm
Hanford
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Harold E. Travis
Roy W. Decker
Frank Nalley
Milroy Unzeitig
O. F. Lovett
Harry Cooper
F. C. Parrish
Schirm
Walter A. Kansky
Department
Marshalltown
Kansky
James Chukas
Church Society Meeting and Picnic Plans Across Local Congregations
Church groups list meetings at Bethany Congregational First Evangelical United Brethren and other denominations. Activities include missionary society gatherings at specified homes, Wednesday or Thursday 2 pm starts, and July 8 to 11 date notes. A summer ice cream festival and picnics are scheduled at St. Matthew's and Grande Avenue church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid Society
Ellis Park
Duck Pond
Women's Missionary Society
Frick Sewing Circle
Daniels Park
Bernice F. Williams
Tillie
Vina Knouf
Thirtysixth Street
Women's Society of Christian Service
Kenneth Quinn
Miss Ruhling
Elizabeth Gordon
Grande Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Mary Anderson and Maury Hopkins Wed in Chicago
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Mary Taylor Anderson of Cedar Rapids to Maury Hopkins of Chicago. The ceremony took place Saturday at 10 a.m. at Paul Huey’s apartment in Chicago with Rev. Harrison officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Maury Hopkins
Chicago
Mary Taylor Anderson
John Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Paul Huey
Wedding Bells for Joyce Hopkins in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Joyce Hopkins of Amarillo Texas wed Paul Huey with a ceremony at the Auditorium hotel in Chicago. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple planned a two week trip to Santa Fe New Mexico before settling at 4943 South Blackstone Avenue Chicago after July 15. Masters and guests from Cedar Rapids Elmhurst Chicago Glen Ellyn and Miami Texas attended the wedding with friends including Mr. and Mrs Oscar M Dugger and Mr. and Mrs John Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Hopkins
Amarillo
Tex
Paul Huey
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Hopkins
Santa Fe
N. M
South Blackstone Avenue
E. A. Hopkins
Miami
Oscar M. Dugger
Glen Ellyn
John Taylor
H. C. Kleineck
John Taylor, Jr
Cedar Rapids
A. H. Kreuder
Mary McCuen
Kenneth Rafferty
Charles Waugh
Elmhurst
Twin Sisters Host Pre-Nuptial Courtesy at Home
Helen Lamb entertained at her home Monday evening for her twin sister Hilda Lamb before the wedding. Mrs Harry Sorenson and Marjorie Williamson assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lamb
Hilda Lamb
Harry Sorenson
Majorie Williamson
Miss Hilda Lamb Weds William Koester in Tama Church
Miss Hilda Katherine Lamb of Tama married William Louis Koester of Gladbrook in a Tama Methodist church ceremony led by Rev. Frank V. Getty. The candlelit service featured 60 tapers, with bridal party including twin sister Helen Lamb as maid of honor and Evelyn Koester as bridesmaid. After a reception for sixty guests, the couple planned a home in Gladbrook after July 5 as Koester resumes work with Gethmann Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Hilda Katherine Lamb
Fred Lamb
William Louis Koester
Louis Koester
Gladbrook
Tama Methodist Church
Frank V. Getty
Harry L. Platt
Harold Koester
Henry Knoop
Clutter
Wallace
Helen Lamb
Evelyn Koester
Harold Bockholt
Elberon
W. S. Gallagher
Linnie Pitcher
Harry Sorenson
Luella
Lois Horn
Winona Knoop
Marjorie Williamson
Shower honors Ruth Ehler hosted by Stewart and Steffen
Mrs Gertrude Stewart and Mrs Laverne Steffen hosted a Friday shower for their sister Mrs Ruth Ehler with 25 relatives and friends in Aurora. The event honored Ruth Ehler and showcased a warm family gathering in the Aurora community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Stewart
Laverne Steffen
Ruth Ehler
Ossian Notes Honor Helen Joann Nicholson’s Farewell
A farewell party Tuesday honored Helen Joann Nicholson as Mrs. S. B. Bergeland hosted eight guests. Also a note on the marriage of Margaret Elleson and Don Cox of Newell Iowa, and a farewell for Vivian Wiltgen who left for Des Moines to enlist in the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen- Joann Nicholson
S. B. Bergeland
Margaret Elleson
Don Cox
Newell
Elleson
Ossian
Ossian High School
Vivian Wiltgen
Des Moines
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ardis Stinger
Arlo Stinger
Jay W. Torrance
Jay Torrance
C. F. Hartzell
Jeanne Sullivan
Davenport
Gordon Porter
D Avenue NE
Lefebvre Company
Linn Grove
John H. Thorpe
Ruth Clark
Monticello
C. J. Northrop
Halstead Carpenter
Northrop
D. P. Young
Congregational Church
J. E. Heiserman
S. G. Gutensohn
Antigo
Wis
John Bateman
J. G. Thomas
Jennie Rohn
Gutensohn
Chapter FP
PEO
John Matthiessen
Anamosa Business and Professional Women's Club
Monticello Club
Irma Rohr
Marjorie Evats
Rockford
Ill
Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Lasswell
Lasswell ‘Studio
Third Ave
Dial
Paramount Building
Clear Lake
Mary Thomas
Sandra Studer
J. J. Studer
H. A. Rundquist
Orien. Imes
Mr. Rundquist
Imes
H. T. Holland
Leah Ellen Youtzy
Clubs
Labor Union
L. A
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Penick and Ford
Labor Temple
Rebecca Alexander
Rebecca Alexander Kent
Montrose Hotel
Firefighters
Gas Company
Dan Kinney
Waterloo
Julius Mary
William McAllen
Ray Nolan
Tony Novak
Mercy Division
Mercy Division No
B. of L. E
Social
Bever Park
Nellie Broberg
Union Label League
Cedar Rapids Union Label League
Standard Life
Standard Life Association No
LA Vogue
Beauty Shop
A. SE
Rebekah
Lillian Neff
Springville Rebekah Lodge No. 99
Monona Girl
Bride of Today
Legion Auxiliary
Bethany Congregational
Ladies’ Aid
First Evangelical
The
Missionary Society
L. A. Talbott
Linn Boulevard
United Brethren
Woman's Missionary Society
First Christian
Kenwood Methodist
Trinity Lutheran
V. Bryant
Women’s Council
John Wooden
Second Avenue
F. A. Cheney
Rockford Road
St. Matthew’s
Grande Avenue
Kenwood Presbyterian
Paul Hanson
Carroll Drive
M, Nastings Buckner
Dempsey
Second Avenue SE
Oscar Workman
Poo
Homemakers
W. L. Koester
Aurora
GROUP
First Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!