Thelma Trimble Shines in Art and Music
Thelma Trimble, 17, Roosevelt High School student and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ocie L. Trimble, stands out in art and music. She paints murals inspired by Tennyson in the Roosevelt teachers’ dining room and studies oils, while excelling in piano and cello with Cedar Rapids ensembles and editing The Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Trimble
Ocie Trimble
J Avenue NW
King Arthur
Roosevelt High School
Thelma
Cedar Rapids
Ocie L. Trimble
Roosevelt
Dorothy House
Lord Tennyson
Guinivere
Camelot
Excaliber
Sir Gala
the Record
Arvillamae Chick
Rooseveltigh
O E S Auxiliary to Children's Home Meet for Picnic
The O E S Auxiliary to the Children's Home meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at 1503 Third Avenue SE hosted by Mrs. John Nowachek. Mines Peter McCracken Lee Eckert Milo Vanous Robert Menary and W B Brown serve as hostesses. A devotion and a 2 30 p m business meeting follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
John Nowachek
Third Avenue SE
Mines
Peter McCracken
Lee Eckert
Milo Vanous
Robert Menary
W. B. Brown
H. E. Henderson
Velma Drake and Joseph Mitvalsky Exchange Vows
Velma Drake became the bride of Joseph Mitvalsky at St Patrick's church with 9 am ceremony. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after a Minnesota trip, with Drake a Western Union employee and Mitvalsky a Wilson High School graduate now farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Drake
Joseph Mitvalsky
Mrs. Long Presents Students in Recital
Piano students of Mrs. O. C. Long performed in a Saturday recital in the Church of the Brethren parlors. Participants included Jeanette Zeman Jane Pyle Charlotte Petersen Betty Swenson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Long
Church of the Brethren
Jeanette Zeman
Jane Pyle
Charlotte Petersen
Betty Swenson
Mary Petersen
Jo Ann Silver
Ronald Skala
Patricia Forney
Sharlene McGuire
Esther Vornholt
Yvonne Kruse
Donald Rehder
Nadine Hopkins
Alice Sisco
Donna Kruse
Peggy Deal
Marilyn Feiereisen
Joan Sidlinger
Betrothal Announced for Helen Halse and William Corbett
Mr and Mrs Ernest Halse announce the betrothal of their daughter Helen to William R Corbett son of Mae Corbett of Savanna Illinois. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Halse
Park Avenue SE
Helen
William R. Corbett
Mae Corbett
Savanna, Ill
Local Reading Groups and Engagement News
AAUW reading group dinner at Mrs. Wurster's tearoom with Miss Virginia Stauffer and Miss Leone McBroom hosting. Isa bel Fritz reviews a book. Central Park study group meets Thursday at Miss Leota Swein's home. Knapp to read Letters from Japan. Creative writing group meets Wednesday at 1838 Blake boulevard SE led by Mrs. Charles M. Fisher. Afternoon Reading Group meets Wednesday at 2 at Mrs. Russel Wicks home. Mrs. Robert R. Stary co host. Mrs. Stanley X. Kriz reviews Wasteland by Jo Sinclair. Engagement announced: Ellen McDonough to Donald E. Novak. no wedding date set. Nursery auxiliary to the Children's Home holds Thursday luncheon at Sokol hall. Association for Childhood Education meets Wednesday 4 15 p.m. Dr C Harve Geiger to speak on Trend In Teacher Rating. Ruby Grimm celebrates sixteenth birthday with a party at Twenty Ninth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Leota Swein
Fourteenth Street
F. H. Knapp
Japan
Russel Wicks
Forest Drive
Robert R. Stary
Stanley X. Kriz
Jo Sinclair
Association For Childhood Education
Board of Education
C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Beatrice Clayton Weds Francis Kucera in St Patrick’s Parsonage
Miss Beatrice Lorraine Clayton 405 E Avenue NW married Francis Kucera son of Mr and Mrs Francis Kucera 1012 Sixth Street NW Saturday at St Patrick’s parsonage. After a short wedding trip they will return to Cedar Rapids to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Lorraine Clayton
E Avenue NW
Francis Kucera
Sixth Street NW
St. Patrick’s Parsonage
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Women's Club Luncheon Plans Card Party
The Rock Island Women's club met at the YWCA for a Thursday luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. Ed Foran, Mrs. W A Hulsebus, Mrs. C R Kiffe and Mrs. Lulu Jones. New member Mrs. Charles Murray. new year committees named for ways and means, cards, flowers, guest chair, sentinel, and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Rock Island Women’s Club
Ed .Foran
W. A. Hulsebus
C. R. Kiffe
Lulu Jones
Charles Murray
Frank Vanberg
Glenn Durkee
M. P. Reed
Ways and Means
Kiffe
Card
Walter Earhart
Flowers
East Side
West Side
Bela Smith
Minnie Nurss
Sentinel
C. H. Klersey
Velma Marie Minor Engaged to John Ramsey
Mr and Mrs Edward Minor announce Velma Marie Minor to John Ramsey son of Mrs Olga Ramsey of Mason City. Engagement before a March 5 wedding at St Patrick Church Cedar Rapids. Board for Aged Women to Meet Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Minor
Fifth Street
Velma Marie
John Ramsey
Olga Ramsey
Mason City
St. Patrick’s Church
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloria Weiser
Lydia Wehmeier
Hladky’s
DIAL
Griddie
U.S. No. 1
Idaho
Libby
TIN
Betty Crocker
SWAN
Lifebuoy
Hladky's Grocery
Velma Virginia Drake
Joseph Wesley Mitvalsky
D. J. Peters
Karl Drake
First Avenue
Mitvalsky
J. J. Mitvaisky
Thirty-third Avenue
Jean Marie Stienbeck
Margaret Ousiin
Dorothy M. Drake
Jean Engler
R. K. Drake
Maid of Honor
Roberta Ebien Stookey
Charles Bulicek
Don Macek
Clifford Loney
Drake
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Minnesota
Franklin High School
Western Union Company
Wilson High
Mitralsky
Donald H. Cover
H Avenue NW
Mary Lou
Cover
W. M. Washburn
Eikaee Y
Helen Halse
AAUW
Central Park Group
Creative Writing Group
LeRoy Weld
Blake Boulevard
Charles M. Fisher
Ellen McDonough
Donald Novak
Harry McDonough
N Street
Ellen
Donald E. Novak
Fifth Avenue
Miss McDonough
Wilson High School
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Novak
Children’s Home Auxiliary
Sokol Hall
Laura Naibert
Marie Novak
Ruby Grimm
Forrest Davis
Twenty-ninth Avenue SE
Davis
Betty Birky
Nadine McQueen
Georginia Sorenson
Dorothy Womacka
Jeanne Tichy
Margaret Klepach
Betty Nemec
Geryl Brown
Marie and Elsie Svoboda
Jane Koza
Mt. Vernon
Beatrice Clayton
Velma Minor
Board For Aged Women
the Home For Aged Women
Third Avenue
Wite-Williams
Sherwin-Williams
Cedar Rapids Branch
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