Mary Lou Heaton Honored At Tea And Linen Shower
Katherine Stark and Miss Mar et Wilson hosted a tea and linen shower for Miss Mary Lou Heaton at her home in honor of her upcoming marriage to C. Manville on March 19. The event featured a centerpiece of red buff roses and buff candies with a long table and many attendees named Misses LaVon Hanan Lucille Coon Lydia Courtright Virginia Erbe Kathleen Franey Dory Grunewald Helen Hughes Jenee Jayne Valerie Kenecny Nehls Virginia Ohmann Ball Marjorie Smith Alice Der Ellen Snyder Rosalie Key Eleanor Sweitzer Josephine Thiel and Norma White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss
Katherine Stark
Den
Maret Wilson
Saday
Son
Mary Lou
C. Manville
LaVonhanan
Lucille Coon
Lydia Nun Courtright
Virginia Ellis
N Erbe
Kathleen Franey
Dory Grunewald
Helen Hughes
Jenee Jayne
Valerie Kenecny
Th Nehls
Virginia Ohmann
E Ball
Marjorie Smith
Alice der
Ellen Snyder
Rosalie Key
Eleanor Sweitzer
Josene Thiel
Norma White
Weekend Visit Highlights Local Social Event
Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Maines spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest R re 536 Knollwood drive SE. Neil Blok joined members of the Get Toer Five Hunted club in Marion Sunday evening. Prizes: women high Mrs Claude t and Mrs Louis Klever. men Henry Noble first 1 Blok second Lawrence tin third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Frank Davis
Maines
Davis
Ernest R
Knollwood Drive
Neil Blok
Marion
Claudet
Louis Klever
Henry Noble
Blok
Lawrence Tin
Birthday Supper Honours Mrs C R Marshall and Mrs O Brien
Mrs C R Marshall of 213 Rave NW and Mrs John O Brien of Hutchison Kansas were honored at a birthday supper Friday hosted by Mrs Shall. Guests included Mrs R E Walker Miss Opal T zler and others with family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Marshall
Rave NW
John O'Brien
B. H. Froman
Elisabeth
Opaltzier
Veratzler
Frank’ White
Ins
Mrs BE Payne Leaves for Missouri Visit
rs. BE L Payne of 1936 Fourth nue SE left Monday for St. Louis Mo where she will visit her sister Mrs W J Forrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Payne
St.urs, Mo
W. J. Forrey
Montgomery Honor Shower Marked By Family Ties
Mrs Clayton A Pitcher hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday night at her Cir Drive home in honor of her sister Mrs Harvey E Montgomery of Marion City. Wilma Peterman of Marion was present before her marriage scheduled Feb 28. Six guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Montgomery
Clayton A. Pitcher
Harvey E. Montgomery
Na City
Montgomery
Iss Wilma Peterman
Marionrior
Springville
Love
O.E.S
Marguerite Hoglan
Center Point
Edna Duncan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Adah Thompson
Ida Manchester
Indiana
Malta
Mount Moriah
Anamosa
Mrs Lloyd Jacobs Hosts Eighth Birthday Party
Mrs Lloyd Jacobs of 218 Sixteenth Street NE hosted a Sunday afternoon party for her son’s eighth birthday. Tables were neatly set with red and white decorations and a carved Jack Horner pie at each guest’s place. Guests included Sue Kay Williams Ann Clark Nancy Shean Carol Mary Jane Ferguson Dickie Esses Charles Hammond Jack Gregory Cornelius Hook Ralph Wale Billy Clore and Diane Cobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Jacobs
Jack Horn
Sue Kay Williams
Ann Clark
Nancy Shean
Carola
Mary Jane Ferguson
Dickieessing
Charles Hammond
Jackregory
Cornelius Hook
Ralphalee Billy Clore
Diane Cobs
Miss Kathleen Peck Wed in Grinnell Nuptials
Kathleen Peck daughter of Prof and Mrs David E Peck of Grinnell married Dr Everett B Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Lewis of Bay City Texas Sunday afternoon at the Peck home Rev Robert Inglis Congregational church officiated. Mrs Lewis graduated Grinnell college last June and works as a technician at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Dr Lewis is with the Mayo Foundation as a fellow in surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Peck
David E. Peck
Grinnell
Everett B. Lewis
Thomas H. Lewis
Bay City
Texas
Peck
Robert Inglis
Congregational Church
Lewis
Grinnell College
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Foundation
Tourist Club Meeting on Archaeology at Mrs Boyd’s Home
The Tourist club meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Mrs W R Boyd 9 Blake terrace SE. Mrs B T Jackson will lead the program on Archeology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Boyd
Blake Terrace SE
B. T. Jackson
Daughters of Union Veterans Program on River Canoe Films
Robert O. Bickel will show films on One Thousand Miles of Eastern Iowa Rivers by Canoe Friday at 8 p.m. in the Terrace Room at the Montrose Hotel for the Daughters of Union Veterans Public is invited Proceeds go to the Daughters of Union Veterans A business meeting is set for 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Bickel
Easttern
Iowa Rivers
Montrose Hotel
Daughters of Union Veterans
Independence
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliaries
Bechter-Boies
Gedney
Memorial Hall
Russell Curley
Fairbank
R. C. Turner
Curley
Buchanan County Sheriff's Office
Birthday Party Honors Marjorie Lodge at 1515 K Ave NE
Mr and Mrs George Lodge hosted a Saturday afternoon party for their daughter Marjorie eleventh birthday. Guests included Pauline Zarub Elaine Za rub Elizabeth Barber and many others with St Patrick green and white table settings. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lodge
K Avenue NE
Marjorie
Pauline
Eada
Elaine Zarub
Elizabeth Barber
St. Patrick
Helen Crouch
Jacqueline Wallace
Beatrice Brean
Marian Pollitz
Evelyn Cooper
Betty Jane Morris
Verla Bergloff
Pauline Bada
Joanne van Cleve
Doris Holsapple
Dorothy
Condon
Donald Lodge
Honored on Birthday At Home Of Mrs Sandercock
Mrs Russell K Sandercock hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 1928 Second Avenue SE for her son Jimmy's third birthday. An Easter egg hunt awarded prizes to Norma Jean Johnson and Jimmy Pauba. Guests included John and Mary Helen Hickman Barbara and Sonny Yarowsky Joe and Ernest Lorenc Richard and Clifford Doughty Marilyn Svee Larry Klima Donald Pardubsky and Dick Sandercock. assisted by Mrs L M Openuon and Miss Arlene Dvorak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell K. Sandercock
Second Avenue SE
Jimmy
Norma Jean Johnson
Jimmy Pauba
John
Mary Helen Hickman
Barbara
Sonny Yarowsky
Joe
Ernest Lorenc
Richard
Clifford Doughty
Marilyn Svee
Larry Klima
Donald Pardubsky
Dick Sandercock
Sandercock
White couple visits relatives after Fulton wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. White of Albany Ill spent Saturday with Mrs. T. E. White and Mrs. J. R. Edwards at 358 Sev enteenth street SE. The Whites were married Saturday morning in Fulton Ill and stopped at the Edwards home en route to Chelsea to visit relatives of Mrs. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. White
Albany
Ill
Mr. White
T. E. White
J. R. Edwards
Seventeenth Street
Mrs. White
Fulton
Edwards
Mrs Tosh Leaves for Chicago Visit
Mrs. Elizabeth Tosh of 1501 Sixteenth Avenue SE left Sunday by motor for Chicago to spend a few weeks with her daughter Mrs. C. D. Bacher and Mr. Bacher. Mrs. Bacher was formerly Miss Dorothy Tosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tosh
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Chicago
C. D. Bacher
Mr. Bacher
Bacher
Dorothy Tosh
Erroneous Address Listed for Navy Mothers Club Commander
The Gazette misprinted the home address of Mrs. Mollie Yuza commander of the Navy Mothers' club. The correct address is 2901 First Avenue East, not 1421 Mount Vernon Road SE as published in the Sunday issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Yuza
First Avenue E
Navy Mothers’ Club
Gazette
Mount Vernon Road
National Inspector of Kappa Delta Visits Coe Chapter
Miss Frances Kendig of Kenbridge Virginia national inspector of Kappa Delta sorority arrived from Beta Gamma chapter Monmouth college to spend a week as guest of Alpha Gamma chapter at Coe college. The Rosary Society at St Patrick_s church presented The Old Maids Club a one act comedy with Miss Gladys Getz directing and Mrs M G McGowan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Inspector of
Kappa Delta
Coe
Frances Kendig
Kenbridge
Kappa Delta Sorority
Beta Gamma
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Alpha Gamma
Coe College
Kendig
Theta
Randolph Macon
The
Rosary Society of
St. Patrick’s Church
Old Maids' Club
Gladys Getz
M. G. McGowan
McGowan
Margaret Carr
J. J. Carney
Egan
Agnes Fitzpatrick
Frank Corsello
Madalene Corsello
Joe Barnett
Joe Hollison
Pat M. Phelan
Emma Newcombe
Ellen Rock
John Hilton
Florence Chiverton
Marian Egan
Robert Dolan
Beta Sigma Phi Sigma chapter meeting announced
The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Montrose hotel for its planned gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Miss Anna Begley to Wed In April Formal Shower
Miss Ella Prusa Mrs William Zeman and Mrs William Sidhra hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Sidhra home Friday night for bride elect Miss Anna Begley. Guests included Dor othy Framer Blanche Dvorak Gertrude Mattke Marie Myrah Marjorine McNald Arlene Cross Mildred Weidmeyer and Mesdames Emil Polka Harold Wilkin son Jay Mercer Joe Musel William Novak Emil Vavra Anna Prusa James Musel Charles Hoch and Ed Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Prusa
William Zeman
William Sidhra
Sidhra
Anna Begley
Dorothy Framer
Blanche Dvorak
Gertrude Mattke
Marie Myrah
Marjorine McNald
Arlene Cross
Mildred Weidmeyer
Mesdames
Emil Polka
Harold Wilkinson
Jay Mercer
Joe Musel
William Novak
Day Family Moves Across States for Woolworth Posts
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Day and daughters Miss Margaret Day and Mrs. Milford V. Sapp recently returned from Denver and Los Angeles. Mrs. Sapp left for Eau Claire to join Mr. Sapp, transferred from Woolworth Iowa City to Eau Claire as first assistant to the manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Day
Margaret Day
Milford V. Sapp
Denver
Colo
Los Angeles
Calif
Iowa City Election Costs and Local Tax Totals
City Clerk William L. Condon reports the recent primary election cost Iowa City 353 dollars with 239 dollars spent renting polling places. Board candidates for the seven member school board were Dunlap Caywood and Means, Griffith unopposed for treasurer. Sister Mary Ursula Rowan, 74, dies. she served Mercy hospital 47 years. Johnson county collected 63 961 50 in February taxes including 38 447 56 real estate, 14 744 50 auto licenses, 1 975 53 delinquent tax and 22 809 miscellaneous taxes. City seeks state aid to pave four Iowa City streets costing about 80 000 with resolutions to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
William L. Condon
Sevenman
Glen R. Griffith
Hugh A. Dunlap
Thomas G. Caywood
Elza B. Means
Mary Ursula Rowan
Mercy Hospital
Johnson County
Iowa
State Highway Department
Des Moines
University
Pedestrian Struck By Car Injured? Uninjured Reported
Mary E Kephart of 323 Third Avenue SW was struck by a car driven by Ray Smart of 316 Seventh Street SE on Sunday at 7 20 p m at Third Avenue and Second Street SE A physician attended her and Smart said he was traveling south on Second Street and turned onto Third Avenue hitting the pedestrian Arlyne Varner daughter of Otto Varner of Palo was taken to St Luke s hospital at 1 40 p m Sunday after a collision between her father s car and one driven by Harvey Frager of 98 Third Avenue SW at A Avenue and Second Street NE Her wrist hurt but no injury was found on examination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kephart
Third Avenue
Ray Smart
Seventh Street
Second Street
Smart
Arlyne Varner
Otto Varner
Palo
St. Luke's Hospital
Harvey Frager
A Avenue
Ahepa Benefit Banquet Draws 400 In Cedar Rapids
V S Chebites supreme president of the Order of Ahepa spoke at a Sunday night dinner dance at Z C B J hall. About 400 Greek Americans attended a benefit for the Ahepa tubercular sanatorium project in Albuquerque New Mexico. Spyros Cosmos and William Hari takis also attended and spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Greece
V. S. Chebites
New York City
Washington, D. C
Order of Ahepa
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
Ahepa
Albuquerque
N. M
Spyros Cosmos
Tipton
United States
William K. Haritakis
Cedar Rapids
Paul Costas
City Briefs and Personals Snippets and Advertisements
Coats refined. Room 9%, over Kresge's. Robert Horak of 708 Ninth street SW has joined the Lapes florist staff after graduating from Coe College last June. All haircuts 25 cents at Hanna Barbers, 322 Second Ave. Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Pollard of 211 Thirteenth Ave SW a daughter on March 8 at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids. Gas company cooking schools scheduled Tuesday 2:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Thursday 2:30 p.m. Subject Broiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Horak
Ninth Street
Coe College
Lapes, Florist
Hanna Barbers
Second Ave
Harold Pollard
Thirteenth Avenue SW
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Uninvited Passenger Bleeds Head When Man Finds Guest
Sam Johnson discovers Jess Woods bleeding from a head wound in his car on Third Avenue SE between First and Second Streets. Woods, from Mount Vernon, is taken to the police station where Dr. W H Hasek treats the cut. He stays overnight as a lodger and is released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Johnson
Seventh Avenue SE
Third Avenue
First
Second Streets
Jess Woods
Mount Vernon
Woods
W. H. Hasek
Co Author Of Folk Stuff To Be Published By Samuel French
Jay G Sigmund Cedar Rapids poet and playwright and Mrs Betty Smith Chapel Hill N C will publish the one act play Folk Stuff through Samuel French New York The ironic comedy concerns native entertainers before a summer art colony group in the Mississippi river region The cast features instructors hostess students and a country fiddler teller of folk tales and a dulcimer player Romance enters the plot to discompose the faculty core Mrs Smith a University of Michigan graduate has acted with her stock company and in Broadway productions She is associated with the Federal Theatre project in New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay G. Sigmund
Cedar Rapids
Betty Smith
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Samuel French
New York
Sigmund
Mississippi River
Mrs. Smith
University of Michigan
Federal Theater Project
New York City
Judas
Mary Immaculate of
Paul Engle
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Chicago
Century-Old Resident Caroline Nickels Celebrates 91st Birthday
Eastern Iowa notes Mrs Caroline Nickels oldest residents of Calmar celebrated her 91st birthday at home with her daughter Mrs H J Busch. She has six living children including Mrs Joseph Ptachek Springville Peter Nickels Decorah George Protvlin Frank Charles City Mrs H J Busch Calmar and Mrs Charles Cremer Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmarr
Caroline Nockels
H. J. Busch
Nickels
Joseph Ptachek
Springville
Peter Nickels
Decorgh
George
Protivin
Frank
Charles City
Calmar
Charles Cremer
Montana
Sigourney
Cecil Ballard
North English
Ward Gilliland
Gilliland
Ballard
C. M. Edmonds
Oskaloosa Methodist Church
J. F. Boeye
Ottumwa
Maurice Soulis
Will Needham
Emily Bartholomew
L. W. Bartholomew
G. L. Hufstader
Table Bill To Cut Liquor Permit Fee
DES MOINES AP. After a brief yet torrid session wets and drys clash, Iowa House votes 61 to 39 to reduce liquor permit fees from 1 to 25 cents. Border officials fear spillover to Illinois while opponents call the move inimical to temperance and seek a higher fee. A million hours of flying equals 165 million engine miles or 3 300 trips around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Boundary
Thease
Iowa
Iowa House
Mississippi River
Ilinois
Notice to Contractors for Cedar Rapids Police Station 1937
The Cedar Rapids Gazette publishes a call for sealed proposals by March 22 1937 for erection of a police station at Second Avenue and Third Street Cedar Rapids Iowa. Separate contracts planned for general construction plumbing heating and jail equipment with plans at City Hall and architect Charles Zalesky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail and Palisa Risites
Cedar, Rapide
Iowa
Maree Ltd
J. Storey
City Side Rapids
Hall Building
Charles Zalesky
Merchanten National Bank Buiing
Cedar Rapids
Laws
Genera
Gail Xeeresly
Glerka
Im Ra
Casha Yi
Misucvenbin Siere
Phelps
Nalatecen
Gounel
Cedara Town
Biefer
City of
Cedar Rapides
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Lou Heaton
Ae Davises
Mrs. Blok
Rerrain
Mrs. Payne
David Jacobs
Qonra Ribbinsons Colonial Food Shop
Third Street
G. M. Bird
Philip Guedalla
Andre Tempe
Lecithin
Dale Kane
Master Vitamin Laboratories
Boyds
Marjorie Lodge
Harold Whites
Mrs. Tosh
Yuza
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Rosary Society
Miss Begley
Iowa City News
Kresge
Jay Sigmund
Memphis
Tenn
Iowa News
Sarah B. Wilson
Bruce Township
Vinton
Floyd Gillespie
la Porte City
Ruby Gillespie
Town City
Harry Green
Zack Gillispie
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Christmas Health Seals
Otter Creek Township
Hazel Casteel
Washington Township
Helen Heim
Farmers Creek Independent
Madonna Watters
Commercial Club of
L. J. Dennis
I. T. Street
James Milroy
Greater Vinton
Manchester
J. Frank Moore
M. J. Yoran
Moore
George Winters
Robert Harris
What Cheer
Parent- Teachers Association
Supt. C. B. Hartshorn
Margaret Cash
Roberta Hare
Laverne Clark
Arthur Torson
Marjorie Fleener
Earl Hall
James Finnegan
Fern Kitzmann
Ned Lawrence
M. C. Switzer
James H. Robinson
Oskaloosa
Ed Scharff
Frank Beckley
Mollie Wickencamp
Katherine Reasenberger
Winifred Saner
John A. Greiner
Paul Gent
Elizabeth Chandler
R. C. Scenbice
Art Hart
Leon Gregory
James W. Green
Elmer Evans
Carl Heninger
J. C. Combs
Edward Cash
C. J
Stephen Cash
New Orleans
Jones County
West
Southern Pacific Railroad
Louisiana
East
H. A. Bassett
Joseph Gray
F. A. High
J. B. Ringer
A. J. Ransome
C. L. Lindsley
Laurence Hunter
Gladys Brenton
Ruby Beach
Alice Ball
Ethel Colton
Jay Fordyce
A. J. Rogers
Toledo
Columbus Junction
Iowa River
Cedar Rivers
Fairgrounds
Kingsbury Inn
Fredonia
Pearl Miller
Thornburg
Thomas Downey
Newcastle On Tyne
Eng
Myr
Downey
England
Mr. Downey
Ainsworth
Irene Moore
al Moore
Edward Harrison
Methodist Church
E. J. Shook
Ford Hopkins
Elizabeth Arden
Miss Bee McBeath
Ardena
Ardena Skin Tonic
Ardena Velva
ST & 3Rd Ave
Migley
G Rt
Sparkles Witk
Virginia
Aisa i Werresoea
Ian Richey
Beabie
EAU DE Cologne
Newman
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