Bridge Luncheons at Country Club Chief Diversion
A weekly bridge luncheon event at the Caesar Ranch Court area drew guests including Mrs GC Fen and Blake Sovevach with hosts Mrs Frank French and Mrs Powers. Former Cedar Rapids residents Mrs French and Mrs Powers attended social hour activities and club gatherings while other members enjoyed meals and formal games.
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Frank French
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Clers Powers
Ouneaga
Powers
Cedar Repids
Formuly Greums
Marriages Highlight Social News From Cedar Rapids
The paper covers two weddings. Opel Verne Smith of Cedar Rapids married Le Roy Smith at the bride’s sister Miss Emery Lane’s home with family present. Edward Yeoman’s daughter Mabel Shannon Yeoman wed Kenneth Borschel at the parents’ home in a ceremony attended by relatives. The couples plan to live in Cedar Rapids and May 17 was chosen for their first-home plans.
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Opel Verne
le Roy Smith
Ceca- Rapids
Emery Lane
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Smith
Grant High School
Mr Smith
Dearborn Brass Company
Cedar Rapids
Edward Yeoman
Fifth Avenue SE
Mabel Shannon Yeoman
Kenneth Borschel
H D Borschel
Twelfth Street
Arthur A Brooks
C. N. Cassady
Borschel
Washington High School
WLC T U Linn Meets At Kenwood In Linn County
The Linn County WCTU session at Kenwood Park Presbyterian church was led by Mrs Flora Manville with opening song by Ruth Otto. Ruth Kemp announced committees, with talks on religious education temperance and missions and national papers. A luncheon followed and a skit titled My Mother's Daughter was performed.
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Tresprog Institute
Linn County Womens Christian Tem- Operance Union
Kenwood Park
WCTU
G . Davis
Cedar Rapids
E. J Espate
Marion
Nettie Sisam
Lucetta McCain
Ed Plummer
West Side
Woodrow Bontrager
Leon Blinks
Winslow Brown
Kenwood Church
Kemp
Ellen Stewart
McCain
L. L Riley
Byron Barlow
Betty Jean Stephenson
Grace Swab
Marion Union
Herring Says O Connor Action Is Judicial Matter
Governor Herring says Attorney General O Connor overstepped by seeking to rescind two special prosecutors in the Duckworth ouster case. He notes Iowa law requires county attorney with court approval for such appointments. O Connor maintains the move follows statute and questions the executive branch involvement. Duckworth’s suspension by Judge Rice drew no comment from the governor.
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Associated Press
Edward L. O'Connor
Max Duckworth
Woodbury
O'Connor
Duckworth
Iowa
O Connor
Duckworths
F. H Rice
Rice
Sioux City
Clair Hamilton
Barbara Divorced Hints at May European Wedding
Barbara Mdivani receives a divorce decree from Judge Moran after a brief hearing for mental cruelty by Alexis Mdivani. She plans to wed again today with a ceremony at attorney George Thatcher’s home then depart for San Francisco and a few days in Europe before returning. Hutton party accompanies her as police clear the corridor for their departure.
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George Thatcher
San Francisco
Europe
Haugwitz
Thatcher
Thomas Moran
Mdivani
Jack Kirby
Hutton
Mother's Day program by Floriculture society in West Liberty
The Floriculture society hosted a Mother's Day program Saturday at Mrs George Schafer's home. Mrs W P Nichols read a poem, Mrs Schafer reported on the national flower show at Omaha, and Mrs A A Brown presided at the tea table.
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West Liberty
Floriculture Society
George Schafer
W. P. Nichols
Schafer
Omaha
A .A. Brown
Car Crash Near Muscatine Airport Injures Two Women
Mrs Matilda Letts and her daughter Mrs E C Turkington were bruised when their car collided with a small truck near the Muscatine airport on Friday. The incident occurred as they traveled in Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Junction
Matilda Letts
E. C Turkington
Muscatine
Riverside educator named Cotter school principal
A. Shalla of Riverside was elected principal of Cotter high school. Miss Margaret Charleton of Oakville was elected home economics teacher in the high school. Miss Elnora Duncan of Oakdale was chosen as third and fourth grade teacher.
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Columbus Junction
R A. Shalla
Riverside
Cotter
Margaret Charleton
Oakville
Elnora Duncan
Oakdale
Onslow Banquet Highlights Notable Attendees at Mount Vernon Grill
The junior-senior banquet took place Friday at the Mount Vernon grill. Attendees included Gordon Hall Miss Alice McDanial Maxine Orr Doarethy Dillon Hall Carence ail Tyrene Lightfoot Bramer Donald Jansen Spt Ro A Celhister.
Early spring dresses dominate new daylight dining fashion
Fashion notes unveil demure and worldly shirred daylight dining gowns with peasant influences. Sleeves puff and collar lines, cloudlike chiffons, printed satins, linens, and cotton laces headline a bold textile palette. Short hats and accessories mirror the era while regional notes discuss local events and school news.
West Liberty F W Suttons mark silver wedding
Special to The Gazette reports a surprise party in West Liberty celebrating the silver wedding anniversary of Rev F W Sutton and his wife, with local church members participating.
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F. W. Sutton
Christian Church
Wyoming
Robert Hansen
Luella Pankow
Reynold Fishwild
Dorothy Rohwedder
Verna Allen
John Wherry
Henry Petersen
Richard Rohwedder
Crystal Demoss
Christal Stoffel
Robert Rohwedder
Florenne Herz
Officers Attend V F W District Meet
Cedar Rapids post 788 hosted the second district meet with Gold Star mothers Mrs Mable Crow and Mrs Blanche Lary in attendance. Department Commander L L Totman presented the new post colors with Frank Vlasek assisting. officers and auxiliaries from multiple cities attended.
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Cedar Rapids
Mable Crow
Blanche Lary
L. L. Totman
Fort Dodge
Frank Vlasek
E. J. Barrett
Honor Clark
Monticello
Addie Campbell
Iowa City
Anna Hanrahan
Davenport
Benjamin Dvorak
Clinton
Laxern Seibert
Nellie Kinney
Mabel Jarrett
Sylvia Francis
Taps
William J. Neill
Citrus shipments reach 14865 truckloads to 28 states
The Lower Rio Grande Valley sent fourteen thousand eight hundred sixty five truckloads of citrus to twenty eight states this season, reflecting strong regional output and distribution reach.
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Rio Grande Valley
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