Fifty Attend Guest Day Bridge Luncheon At Cedar Rapids Country Club
The first guest day bridge luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club drew fifty attendees and prize winners. Mrs. Oliver Longuville and Mrs. Charles Byrnes top-scored. other prizes went to Mrs. Arthur Gertsen and Mrs. W. R. McEwen. Mrs. W. J. Neuzil led the event with Mrs. George Beattie assisting. another event is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Oliver Longuville
Charles Byrnes
Arthur Gertsen
Yarborough
W. R. McEwen
A. W. Doubrasky
Lester Chadima
W. J. Neuzil
George Beattie
Frank C. Byers
Mrs Kuhns Honored At Cedar Rapids Country Club Luncheon
Mrs George Kuhns of Hollywood visiting sister Mrs T P Rogers 1742 First Avenue E was honored at a Cedar Rapids Country Club luncheon and bridge party hosted by Miss Nelle Erwin 528 Vernon Drive SE. The event drew sixteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kuhns
Hollyawood
T. P. Rogers
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
Mrs Russell and Miss Guthrie Guests of W F Broeksmit
Mr and Mrs W F Broeksmit hosts at 1929 Second Avenue Southeast welcome Mrs Daniel Russell of New York City and her niece Miss Jean Guthrie as they arrive Monday evening. They plan to travel to Des Moines then on to Estes Park to reunite with Dr Russell. Miss Guthrie recently graduated from Mount Holyoke College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Broeksmit
Second Avenue SE
Broeksmit
Daniel Russell
New York City
Jean Guthrie
Des Moines
Estes Park
Russell
Guthrie
William Guthrie
Mount Holyoke College
Reginald B Figges Returns From North Visit
Mr and Mrs Reginald B Figge and daughters Gretchen and Janet of 2008 Grande avenue SE returned Sunday after visiting relatives in Ossian Decorah International Falls and Lake of the Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald B. Figge
Grande Avenue SE
Gretchen
Janet
Ossian and
Decorah
International Falls
Lake of the Woods
George Crawford Returns Home From Boston Visit
George Crawford, soon to be a Harvard Medical School junior, arrived last weekend from Boston to visit his mother, Mrs. J. Lynn Crawford, at 2618 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crawford
Harvard Medical School
Boston
J. Lynn Crawford
Bever Avenue
Mrs Leonard Guests Of James and Grant Mungers
Mrs. T. M. Leonard of Buffalo and her son Talcott arrived Monday to visit her brothers and sisters in law Mr. and Mrs. James L. Munger at 321 Nineteenth street SE and Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. Munger at 1921 First avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Leonard
Buffalo
Talcott
Harry Chadimas Return From Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry Chadima of 831 Twenty third Street Drive SE returned Sunday from a two week trip to Colorado. They took their son Dick to Camp Cheley where he will stay for a month or six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chadima
Twenty-third Street Drive
Colorado
Camp Cheley
Aunt Het Admonishes Odd Food Mixtures On Plate
Aunt Het proclaims she never eats incompatible foods together, insisting she avoids any mixture that would look awful on a plate. Her humorous rule elevates presentation to a personal dietary creed.
Mrs Ristine and Mrs Tschirgi Host Luncheon
Mrs. Arthur Tschirgi of 517 Nineteenth St SE and Mrs. Henry Ristine of 1974 Second Ave SE hosted a luncheon Tuesday at Gabel's lodge. The event honored Mrs. Paul Lee Hargitt and Mrs. Kenneth Adair of Indianapolis visiting with Mrs. Adair's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. La Plant of 2118 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tschirgi
Nineteenth Street
Henry Ristine
Second Avenue
Gabel’s Lodge
Paul Lee Hargitt
Kenneth Adair
Indianapolis
Adair
W. la Plant
Blake Boulevard
Sarah Palmer Leaves For Library School
Sarah Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Palmer 525 Knollwood drive SE left Friday for Ann Arbor Michigan to attend the University of Michigan library school summer session She plans the entire year's course and expects to receive a degree in library science next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Palmer
Robert Palmer
Knollwood Drive
Ann Arbor
Mich
Library School
University of Michigan
Miss Palmer
Family Picnic at Kenmore Golf Club
Kenmore Golf Club hosts a family picnic Thursday evening at 7 at the clubhouse followed by dancing. Reservations via Mrs Raymond Koffron at 9254.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore Golf Club
Raymond Koffron
Mrs. James Gray to Visit Des Moines Parents
Mrs. James Gray of Des Moines will arrive Wednesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Frink at 218 Twenty-fourth Street Drive SE. She will be joined by her husband Friday and they will travel to Iowa City to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gray, Cedar Rapids natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gray
Des Moines
Rollin Frink
Twenty-fourth Street
Mrs Parks and companions head for Black Hills
Mrs George W Parks of 1754 D avenue NE and Miss Zoe Varney of 1739 D avenue NE travel Tuesday morning toward the Black Hills. They are joined by Mrs John Spratler and Esther Klemme of Milwaukee Wisconsin and will stop en route at the Varney ranch at Parkston Ss dD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Parks
D Avenue NE
Zoe Varney
Black Hills
John Spratler
Esther Klemme
Milwaukee
Wis
Varney Ranch
Parkston
Kullander Reunion At Ellis Park Draws Family Guests
Members of the Kullander family gathered at Ellis Park for a reunion on Sunday. Attendees included Gustav and Mildred Kullander, Roy and Ruby Kullander with Steve, Clifford and Viola Kullander with Doris Pauline and Karl Robert, plus out of town guests Albert Kullander of Marion and Rudolf Kullander of Kansas City with LaVona and Marjory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kullander
Ellis Park
Gustav Kullander
Roy Kullander
Steve
Clifford Kullander
Doris Pauline
Karl Robert
Albert Kullander
Marion
Rudolf Kullander
Kansas City
LaVona
Marjory
Mrs J W Hatch Honored At Cedar Rapids Affairs
Mrs J W Hatch of New York City visiting with her daughter Mrs Rockey T Newton and Mr Newton is the guest of honor at several events. Mrs Franklin E Katterjohn will host a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country club in her honor. Mrs Eugene C Hoyt entertained a small group at luncheon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hatch
New York City
Rockey T. Newton
Newton
Blake Boulevard
Franklin E. Katterjohn
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Hatch
Eugene C. Hoyt
Park Terrace
Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs Soper Return From East Trip
Mrs. Walter Hutchinson and Mrs. Harold Soper returned Monday from a ten day trip in the east. They attended the Chi Omega sorority convention at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and several sessions of the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. They also visited in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hutchinson
Harold Soper
Washington Avenue
la France
East
Chi Omega
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Carlyle Andersons Visit Davis Home in Chicago Visitors
Mr and Mrs Carlyle Anderson of Chicago will arrive Thursday with their children Susan and Robert to visit Mrs George S Davis mother of Mrs Anderson at 1948 First Avenue East. Mr Anderson will return the first of next week while Mrs Anderson and the children stay longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Anderson
Chicago
Susan
Robert
Local Women Honored at V F W Convention
Miss Zelina Wiese elected department flag bearer at the state encampment in Boone June 23 to 27. Mrs. William White served as color bearer and Mrs. H. W. Huff on the officers reports committee. Addie Campbell of Davenport elected Ladies auxiliary president and Ernest Crane named department commander. Cedar Rapids attendees listed. 1937 encampment planned for Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelina Wiese
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boone
William White
H. W. Huff
Miss Wiese
Addie Campbell
Davenport
Ladies
Ernest Crane
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Frank Vlasek
A. S. Buckner
Hugo Sindelar
Walter Morris
Florian Francis
Lorain Mead
M. C. Ray
Weldon-Bittner nuptials held at St Patrick's Rectory
Dorothy Weldon and Vernon Bittner were married Monday at St Patrick's rectory by Father Peters. Attendants were Julia Weldon and Maurice Bittner. The bride wore white chiffon with pink and blue floral corsage. the groom's party wore blue chiffon with yellow corsage. A breakfast for immediate families followed at 1018 Fifth Street NW. They will reside in Solon after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Weldon
Dorothy
Vernon Bittner
F. J. Bittner
Solon
Peters
St. Patrick’s Rectory
Julia Weldon
Maurice Bittner
Weldon
Joe George
Fifth Street NW
Ellis announces daughter's marriage to Koons at First Christian
Mr and Mrs August Ellis announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to John F Koons of 701 First Avenue W The ceremony was Monday at First Christian Church with Rev Blaine Hyt en officiating Miss Esther Brockman and Albert Ellis attended The bride wore a blue sheer print dress with pink and white corsage They will live at 1617 Seventh Avenue SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ellis
Seventh Avenue SE
Dorothy
John F. Koons
First Avenue W
Blaine Hyten
First Christian Church
Esther Brockman
Albert Ellis
Miss Brockman
Birthday Surprise for Florence Campbell at Hallwood
A surprise dinner party honored Florence Campbell on her birthday at the Hallwood in Marion. Guests included C. E. Campbell J. A. Hanus Wilbur Hoffman Arthur Klassen Thelma Rickey Edith Munroe Charles Cutler Dial Behnke and Lyle Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Campbell
Daniels NE
Hallwood
Marion
C. E. Campbell
J. A. Hanus
Wilbur Hoffman
Arthur Klassen
Thelma Rickey
Edith Munroe
Charles Cutler
Dial Behnke
Lyle Slater
T. O. B. Club Meets
The Junior T. O. B. club met at Mrs. Ralph W. Day’s home at 119 First Avenue W on Monday evening with Mrs. Richard Butters as guest of honor. After the business meeting the group played cards and enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting is set for July 30 at Miss Helen McFarlen’s home, 1320 Third Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. B. Club
Ralph W. Day
First Avenue W
Richard Butters
Helen McFarlen
Third Street NW
Flower Day Held by W C T U at Anamosa Reformatory
The W C T U conducted its annual flower mission day Sunday at the Anamosa reformatory. About five hundred bouquets were given to the inmates, crafted by W C T U groups from Lisbon Mount Vernon Marion and Cedar Rapids. Marie Jones district director presided and Jeanette Mann state president spoke after returning from Tulsa. Music by the reformatory band and chorus accompanied the event and a noon picnic was held at the state park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Reformatory
State Park
Mrs Jennie Beach Travels to Spirit Lake for Month
Mrs Jennie Beach of Clinton has left for Spirit Lake to spend July with her daughter Mrs Edith Harker. She is 82, in good health, and her son Guy Thomas of Minneapolis will join her there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Beach
Clinton
Carrie Williams
Third Avenue
Spirit Lake
Edith Harker
Guy Thomas
Minneapolis
Beach
Mrs Park L Newbold Visits Texas Family and Dallas Centennial
Mrs Park L Newbold of 1500 Fifth Avenue SE returned from Texas where she visited her parents Mr and Mrs W S Clark at Wharton. She also attended the Dallas centennial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park L. Newbold
Fifth Avenue SE
Texas
W. S. Clark
Wharton
Dallas
California guest visits from Los Angeles
Ronald Valenta of Los Angeles, former resident of this city, is visiting with his parents at 526 Fifth street SE. He will travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin to visit his sister Mrs. E A Dengler. Valenta is vice-president of Rainbow Realty company of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Valenta
Los Angeles
W. A. Valenta
Fifth Street
Milwaukee
Wis
E. A. Dengler
Rainbow Realty Company
Silver Cross Circle to Meet for Breakfast at Mrs Conley Home
The Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters will meet Wednesday at 9 a.m. for breakfast at 1203 Elmhurst Drive SE the home of Mrs J L Conley. Members are asked to bring their own dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of
King’s Daughters
J. L. Conley
Elmhurst Drive
St. Paul Visitors Leave After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs E D Yarcho of St Paul and their children John and Marilyn left last weekend after visiting Mrs J F Yarcho mother of Mr Yarcho at 1112 First avenue W and Mr and Mrs I W Yarcho brother and sister in law at 1915 Blake boulevard SE in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Yarcho
St. Paul
John
Marilyn
Mr. Yarcho
J. F. Yarcho
First Avenue
I. W. Yarcho
Blake Boulevard
Entertain At Gabels Dinner Honoring Dorrs Of St Louis
Mr and Mrs W J McFadden at 139 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE host a dinner Tuesday evening at Gabels lodge in the Lower Palisades to honor Mr and Mrs E L Dorr of St Louis Missouri Guests include Mr and Mrs Gail Hunsacker Mr and Mrs Richard Bruch Miss Florence Dier and Frank Hird
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McFadden
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
E. L. Dorr
St. Louis, Mo
Gabel’s
Lower Palisades
Gail Hunsacker
Richard Bruch
Florence Dier
Frank Hird
Luncheon Held At Daniels Street Home In Honor Of Guest
Mrs. Mary Jenista hosted a luncheon at 1038 Daniels street NE for her sister Mrs. Frank Cerny of St Petersberg Florida. Eleven club members attended and played bingo with prizes won by Mrs. F Ulch Mrs. Anna Bredl and Mrs. E Harris. Mrs. J C Brant assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jenista
Daniels Street
Frank Cerny
St. Petersberg
Fla
F. Ulch
Anna Bredl
E. Harris
J. C. Brant
Knoxville visitors reunite with local kin this weekend
Judge and Mrs Norman R Hays of Knoxville and their children Lee Orr and Norman Jr visited here over the weekend with Mrs Hays parents Mr and Mrs L R Orr of 1418 Third avenue SE. They joined their son Lorin who had been visiting here in the Orr home and returned to Knoxville with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman R. Hays
Knoxville
Lee Orr
Norman, Jr
Hays
L. R. Orr
Third Avenue SE
Lorin
Orr
Mundens Return After Niagara Rochester Trip
Dr and Mrs R E Munden and their children Ruth Betty and Richard of 1625 Maple Drive NW returned late Saturday from a week long motor trip to Niagara Falls and Rochester New York Confirmation of travel and family members with full address listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Munden
Ruth
Betty
Richard
Maple Drive
Niagara Falls
Rochester
N. Y
Piano Recital by Elsa M. Johnson at Home
Thirty pupils were presented by Elsa M. Johnson in a piano recital at her home, 1815 Fifth Avenue SE, on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa M. Johnson
Mondey
Fifth Avenue SE
Twenty-Sixth Morton-Kelly Family Reunion Held in Bever Park
The twenty sixth annual Morton Kelly reunion occurred at Bever Park on Sunday with sixty three attendees from Oelwein Hazleton Maynard Waterloo Waverly Burlington and Cedar Rapids. Otis Morton of Hazleton was elected president and Mrs Mark Loban of Oelwein as secretary treasurer. The 1937 reunion is planned for Lake Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton-Kelly
Bever Park
Oelwein
Hazleton
Maynard
Waterloo
Waverly
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Charles K. Morton
W. L. Finch
A. E. Chase
Gail
Elizabeth Stoner
W. Shepard
Mannion
Robert
Ed Wine
A. C. Maxwell
L. F. Broberg
A. B. Blunt
Sharron Lee Gromman
C. L. Gromman
Seventh Avenue
Otis Morton
Mark Loban
Lake Oelwein
Meeting of Grand Army of the Republic Post Postponed
T. Z. Cook post of the Grand Army of the Republic will not meet Saturday July 4. The next meeting will be held the first Saturday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Z. Cook
Grand Army of the Republic
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Weddings and Trials
A compilation from Mon tour to Davenport reports a birthday gathering for Mrs. E M Hufford near Mon tour, a Bible school closing in Conesville, Fred Boyer death near Chelsea, arrests for intoxication near Toledo, a Lenox marriage near Marengo, a Rutenbeck family reunion in Lost Nation, and engagements and marriages across Dewitt Manchester Bennett and surrounding towns.
Knights of the Niger Djerma Dress In Colorful Horse Trappings
Djerma horsemen in Niger region wear vivid capok mattress coverings on mounts and riders. Helmets combine sheet iron and copper in a striking, armor like display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niger
Africa
Zemo Promises Relief for Skin Ailments and Itching
Advert says Zemo relieves rashes ringworm eczema pimples sunburn and skin irritations praised by millions as a clean dependable remedy for fami use. Insist on genuine Zemo 35 cents at all druggists.
Notice of sale in Iowa State Savings Bank receivership
In Linn County District Court Iowa D Bates Superintendent of Banking as Receiver seeks authority to sell real estate described as North Half of the East Nine acres of the NE quarter of the NW quarter Section 25 Township 83 Range 7 to raise 6250 dollars. Hearing set for July 6 1936 at 9 00 A M in Cedar Rapids court. Attorneys Mekota and Hutchinson represent the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
D . Bates
State of Iowa
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa State Savings Bank
District Court
Oe County
D. Bates
State of
Joseph Mekota
Walter R. Hutchinson
D. W. Bates
Marriage at Saint Pauls English Lutheran Church
Rev Jerome Miller officiated at Saint Pauls English Lutheran Church wedding attended by Mr and Mrs Edward Stofen. The bride wore a white satin gown with white roses. Mrs Stofen wore blue lace and carried a blue and white bouquet. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's parents home and the couple will live there. CALAMUS sixth annual Gluesing family reunion held at Mechanicsville with seventy five present. Dorothy Thompson won first in the amateur contest. Beverly Kessler second. Helen Gluesing third. In guessing contests Fred Hanneman Marion Nelson Mrs Fred Gluesing Hannas Gluesing were winners. Next year officers named: Robert Thompson chairman Arthur Greve treasurer and Mrs Fred Gluesing and Mrs Lizzie Benton entertainment. BALDWIN relatives and friends gathered at the home of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Miller
Saint Paul’s
Edward Stofen
Dorothy Thompson
Beverly Kessler
Helen Gluesing
Fred Hanneman
Marion Nelson
Fred Gluesing
Hannas Gluesing
Robert Thompson
Arthur Greve
Lizzie Benton
Mrs Catherine Welch-McNamee Birthday Celebration
Mrs Freeman and Mr Freeman mark Mrs Catherine Welch McNamee Current mother in law’s 76th birthday. Born July 1 1860 at Princeton Missouri she moved to Esgate area as a baby. Married James McNamee April 2 1879 lived on a farm until his 1925 death. Survived by four living children plus ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren with one son deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Current
Catherine McNamee
Catherine Welch-McNamee
Jackson County
Princeton
Abisha
Martha Jane Welch
Esgate
James McNamee
Here
McNamee
Gertrude Morin
Fred McNamee
Minnie Stanton
Mable
Baldwin
Charles
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Country Club
Mrs. Kuhns
Mrs. Russell
Miss Guthrie
W. F. Broeksmits
Reginald B. Figges
Leonard Guest
James
Grant Mungers
Harry Chadimas
Frinks
Kullander Reunion
Gordon
Gaiety Coquette Copper Fair
Princess
Gordon's
Armstrong’s Hosiery
Carlyle Andersons
Davis
V.F.W
Ellis-Koons
California
Gabels
Florida
Mundens
Iowa News
Toledo
E. M. Hufford
Earl Dowd
Montour
Grace
W. H. Hufford
Margery
C. O. Dudley
Duane Dudley
Churdan
Dowd
Conesville
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lorena Maxwell
Frances Abbott
Clarence Coffin
Ralph Crawford
A. W. Jones
E. Jasmann
J. K. McKee
Chelsea
Fred Boyer
Boyer
Vining
Edward Boyer
Florence Trimble
Hrabak
William Macek
Frank Uchytil
Checkerboard Inn
Cc. Oliva
Guy Schroll
Harold Brown
Irene Sherlock
Wayne
Max
Harley Stanerson
Marengo
Shaull
Swift and Company
Lost Nation
Rutenbeck
Hannah Rutenbeck
Washington
O. W. Nantz
DeWitt
St. John’s Methodist Church
Paschel
Spring Brook Golf and Country Club
Manchester
Trinity Methodist Parsonage
Esther M. Eibey
Fritz Eibey
Wilson Smith
Elton D. Wells
Velma Smith
Donald Eibey
Smith
Bennett
Leroy Stofen
John Storen
New Liberty
Bernice Danielsion
Zemo
Quality Shoe Shop
Peoples Savings Bank
The
the Bank
Carl
Dr. Locke Footwear
S Artcraft
Ailey Boot Shop
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