Helen Lake Weds Don Meder In Marion Church Ceremony
Miss Helen Sophia Lake daughter of Mrs Helena Lake of Marion and Don Earl Meder son of Mr and Mrs Earl Meder of Guttenberg united in marriage Saturday at 10 am at St Jo s church in Marion. The ceremony featured a lace dress with fingertip veil and flowers as described. A reception for 40 followed at the Marion Country club with guests from Guttenberg Eagle Grove Chicago and Iowa City. The bride, a St Mary s graduate, and the groom, a University of Iowa student member of Psi Omega dental fraternity, were noted for their families and attendance at the inauguration banquet yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sophia Lake
Helena Lake
Marion
Don Earl Meder
Earl Meder
Guttenberg
St. Jo‘s Church
Kathleen Kaemperl
Jack
J. T. Kuempel
al J. Lake
Charles Tillin
Eagle Grove
Edward L. Lake
Edward, Jr
Chicago
Sherman Watson
Gene Lytie
Ned Anderson
Walter Ciani
Iowa City
Clifford Rice
Davenport
Margaret Patterson
Marshalltown
St. Mary's High School
Morris Sanford Company
Cedar Rapids
Elkader High School
Elkader Junior College
Meder
University of Iowa
Psi Omega Dental Fraternity
Roosevelt P T A plans meeting with officer installation talk
Roosevelt P T A schedules a Wednesday 2 p.m. meeting in the club room featuring officer installations and a talk by Nevin Nichols titled Vacation, and Nothing To Do. Committee chairs must bring reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Nichols
Roosevelt P. T. A
Eastern Iowa Brides and Local Social Notices
Eastern Iowa bridge announcements include the Buckners wedding event planned for June in Anamosa. Miss Buckner is an Anamosa graduate now employed there, while Mr. Miller, a Martelle high school alum, works in farming. The day also records Mayflower DAR chapter activities, officer elections, and a Flag Day breakfast planned for June 14 at Amnie Kerr Franken’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Buckner
Chester Miller
Clarence Miller
Martelle
Anamosa
Miss Buckner
Anamosa High School
Mr. Miller
Martelle High School
Griffith M. Wodtke
Crescent Street
Mayflower
Charles M. Fisher
W. E. Brown
H. D. O’meara
Ralph Walker
B. L. Sheldon
A. Stewart
F. L. Diserens
James Barry
Boys’ State
Des Moines
Fisher
Earl Coffing
Milo Wenger
J. C. Milner
E. E. Schenefelt
B. T. Perrine
R. E. Wilhelm
Amnie Kerr Franken
Hillcrest Drive
Kathleen Check
Drexel Mollison
Coe College
Waukon Elects Olga Grangaard Club President
Waukon selects Olga Grangaard as Normandia club president at a Monday meeting. Other officers named are Grant Jacobson as vice president Ida Smith as secretary and Roy Bakkum as treasurer. In Monticello Mr. and Mrs. F C Cramer announce the marriage of Pauline Cramer to William A Reade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Grangaard
Normandia Club
Grant Jacobson
Ida Smith
Roy Bakkum
Chi Beta Phi Spring Formal Draws Coe College Fraternity
The Cedar Rapids Chi Beta Phi fraternity held a spring formal at a country club ballroom Friday night. Guests included professors and numerous Coe College members with out of town attendees from Mount Carroll Des Moines Iowa City and Schaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chi Beta Phi
Coe College
J.thers
C. Wired Perkins
A. W. Mey- Franey
Fred Warner
Janice Owens
Smith
Bill Franey
Dale Morningstar
Ruth Morris
Dick Keehn
Leota Becking
Jayce Dorothy Little
Donald Ross
Marybel Jacobson
Wick Rice
Jean Daniels
Max Wesner
Virginia Pedersen
Dean Hutter
Betty Thomas
Leland Grimes
Shirley Engelbert
Bob LaFontaine
Betty John
Bob Cornell
Mary Virginia Hume
Bob Baughman
Katherine Luberger
Pete Narey
Marjorie Grimm
Charles Moes
Frances Wagner
Bill Swearinger
Betty Lou Erickson
J. D. Lambert
Lucille Speer
Jack Long
Lois Benson
Milan Beerman
Dorothy Bacon
Derle Schafstal
Beth Schlampp
Walter Helmer
Jean DeHerder
Marcia Ewing
Mount Carroll, Jr
Schaller
Des Moines
Iowa City
Kitterman Family Reunion Held Over Weekend
A Kitterman family reunion gathered over the weekend with members visiting First Evangelical church for morning services led by Rev. Stauffacher. Hosts included Rev. and Mrs. George A. Stauffacher and other local residents. After church, attendees were hosted to a dinner at the Wurster tea room with additional visitors from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes P. T. A
Wurster
Ball
Frank Pospishil
Richard Spacek
Dorcas
First Evangelical Church
Kitterman
George A. Stauffacher
Jess A. Kitterman
J. Burl James
Stauffacher
Monona Hostesses Lead Bridge Luncheon at Grand Cafe
Monona Mrs. O. H. Wickler and Mrs. J. P. Lambert hosted a bridge luncheon at the Grand Cafe on Thursday. The Monona Garden club gathered at the city hall club room on Tuesday with program numbers presented by Mesdames Will Wiethorn Charles Witt Ed Pape John Bernhardt Reuben Bernhardt H. W. Farnham Will Wuigraf Ed Hagg and Lorna Bollman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Wickler
J. P. Lambert
Grand Cafe
Monona Garden Club
City Hall Club
Mesdames
Will Wiethorn
Charles Witt
Ed Pape
John Bernhardt
Reuben Bernhardt
H. W. Farnham
Will Wuigraf
Ed Hagg
Lorna Bollman
Betty Hemsky Heads Kappa Epsilon Society
Virgil M. Hancher notes Betty Hemsky Jr daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hemsky Jr of 275 Johnson Avenue NW serves as president of Kappa Epsilon, a pharmaceutical society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil M. Hancher
William Hemsky, Jr
Johnson Avenue NW
Betty
Kappa Epsilon
Pharmaceutical Society
Packing tips from a 10 month traveler
Jean Witmer recounts Mrs. B L Sheldon who traveled ten months with three suitcases. She advocates buying along the way, packing light, using an oblong suitcase with hangers, tissue paper, and cellophane bags for hoses. She notes buying Hawaii fabrics, bright prints, and a camphor chest stamped termite free by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Sheldon
Fourth Avenue SE
Hawaii
Islands
California
Pacific
United States
Florida
Milwaukee
Jane Lockwood Bride Of M R Springer
Jane Lockwood wed M R Springer at St Patrick s church in a 9 o clock mass. The gown featured a sweetheart neckline bouffant skirt and leg o mutton sleeves with bou vardia and a pearl rosary. The bridal party included Mary Lockwood maid of honor and Elinor Ellen Lockwood as bridesmaids, brothers Paul and John as ushers, and Edward Herron as best man. Out of town guests from Chicago Osage Fairchild Minneapolis Davenport Ames and Robbins attended. The couple planned a southern states motor trip after a tea room breakfast and will reside in St Louis area with Springer employed by Harland Bartholomew Associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Lenihan
St. Patrick’s Church
Mary Lockwood
Elinor
Ellen
Paul
John
Edward Herron
Helen Dvorak
Panis Angelicus
Charles Kell
Chicago
C. A. Lockwood
Grace Lockwood
Osage
Anna Melcher
Barbara Luehrmann
Fairchild
Mis
H. I. Walsh
Minneapolis
William Newcomb
Williamsburg
Ray Phelan
Marcell
Ann
Paul Phelan
Davenport
Paulina Nickell
Ames
J. A. Hoover
Robins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Lake
Don Meder
Betty Hemsky
U. L
P.T.A. Meetings
Roosevelt
Polk
E. E. Sears
Polk School Board
H. M. Bruss
A. Kokesh
G. FE. McFall
Gail DeLaney
Harold Smith
John Gordon
David I. Berger
Rudyard Kipling
E. M. Maple
Jesus the Carpenter
Susan’s Dilemma
Mesdames Maple
L. Peterson
L. Zacheis
William Cech
Carson Jacobs. Hayes
Dan Ward
Thirty Eighth Street
King’s Daughters
Robert Rogers
Park Terrace
Iowa
Mrs. Wodtke
Walter Mott
Ray Gowan
Worthington, Minn
Mr. and Ee Mott
First Avenue
Jeanette Mildred Thompson
Merl W. Thorman
William Thorman
Blairstown
Miss Thompson
van Horne
Iowa Builders and Supply Company
Mr. Thorman
Kiwanis Ladies’ Club
George W. Yearn
Ridgeway Drive
Holcomb
Joseph Stenner
L. J. Smith
Betty Lou Edmondson
James Bowker
Betty Lou
James W. Bowker
Tom Bowker
Oakland Avenue
Kansas City
Cassius Street
Linwood Methodist Church
Victor Lipka
Tama
Bowker
McKinley High School
Franklin
Metcal
Madalene Buckner
Kulli Jeanette Thompson
Waukon
William A. Reade
J. C
Immaculate Conception School
Dolores Mueller
Mary Carol Rankinen
John Cleator
Rose Marie Thoennes
Carol Zadnichek
Jacqueline Alton
Margaret Ann Prout
Rose Marie Prout
Mary Kepler
Marjorie Moore
Mary Craemer
Virginia Mottet
Frances Boland
Jack Fletcher
Patricia Morehead
Dolores Schroeder
Doris Gibson
Gerald Nilles
Mary Catherine Prout
Carol Mottet
Rose Marie Jun
Betty Barta
Mary Moore
Bonnie Westinghouse
Patricia Stark
Joan Nilles
Winifred O’connell
Larry McGrath
Richard Rozek
Joyce McMahon
Zola Mae Ferguson
Mary Ellen Manion
Shirley Zemanek
Agnes Malik
Jane Ferguson
Marion Barta
Rose Mary Jennings
Marilyn Schrimper
Regina Weber
Mary Ellen Foran
Catherine O'Connell
Dolores Gillen
Rose Marie Williams
Paul Prior
John McIvor
Shirley Westinghouse
Leonard Burns
ST. Wenceslaus School
St. Wenceslaus
Msgr
Vojacek
Gordie Pisarik
Pisarik
Gertrude Kleiber
Syrovy
Charles Zobl
Helen Seda
James Tresnak
Richard Taylor
Helen Kazimour
George Matias
Joseph Vanous
Frank Pavek
Anne Fiala
Monona
Charm Beauty Shop
Security
2Nd Ave
2Nd St
Klinger
Klinger’s Paint and Wallpaper CO
Second Ave
Oscar Workman
Dempsey
M. Hastings Buckner
Mpsey’s
Second Avenue
DIAL
Jean Witmer
Hepner
Ince
Jane Lockwood
M. R. Springer
OWA
Elcome
Hilterunner Music Company
First Street
Your Conn Store
the Big Shoe Store
Piser
Rene Whiches
Ews
Second Avenue and
Third ST. SE
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