Tea Honoring Margaret Larimer Hosts Three Women
Three women hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea for Margaret Larimer ahead of her wedding to Hudson Swiler. The event at Mrs Jenkins’s home featured sisters Helen Larimer and Betty Davis at the table with yellow and white decorations. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Stevenson Iowa City, Mrs Miller Mason City, and Mrs Dvorak Chicago visiting Munger family in Carlton apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eginning
Margaret Larimer
Hudson Swiler Dune
Tan Aukhiah Han
EL Lune Bee
Larimer
Albert P Jenkins
Fifth Avenue
W. Albright
Second Avenue
Clark W. Chandler
Sinclar Avenue
Jenkins
Helen Larimer
Betty Davis
Raymond Stevenson
Iowa City
William Miller
Mason City
Malcolm V. Bolton
Carlton Apartments
Otto Dvorak
Chicago
Grant
B. Munger
First Avenue E
P E O luncheon hosted by Mrs Boileau in Norfolk
Thirty four members of chapter HJ of P E O were entertained at a Monday luncheon at Mrs A H Boileau's home 519 Forest drive SE. Guest Mrs John Hargrove of chapter CU Nor folk Neb joined. Social committee hosted. Program included reports on the state convention in Waterloo by president Mrs G G Clements and Mrs W M Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Boileau
Forest Drive
John Hargrove
Chapter CU
Norfolk
Neb
Waterloo
G. G. Clements
W. M. Dennison
Mrs Blake and daughter to travel after week visit
Mrs James E Blake of Miami Beach Florida and her daughter Jane will leave Wednesday after a week in the home of Mr and Mrs Sutherland C Dows on Twenty seventh street drive SE They plan to visit Beaman and Ames before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Blake
Miami Beach
Fla
Weaverville
N. Cc
Jane
Sutherland C Dows
Twenty-seventh Street
Miss Patricia Ziegfeld Leaves for Beverly Hills
Miss Patricia Ziegfeld, a weekend guest at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shackell and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Stamats on Linden drive SE, departed Tuesday morning for her home in Beverly Hills California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ziegfeld
Charles Shackell
Linden Drive
Herbert S. Stamats
Beverly Hills
Calif
Visit Ends After Week in Winnetka Guests
Mrs R D Hunting Mrs Don Barnes and Mrs Moray L Eby returned Saturday after spending a week as guests of Mrs Wilne Chamberlain of Winnetka Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D Hunting
First Avenue E
Don Barnes
Nassau Street SE
Moray L. Eby
First Avenue FE
Wilne Chamberlain
Winnetka, Il
Chapter DK Meeting Draws Sixty Eight Attendees
Sixty eight members and three guests attended Chapter DK of P. E O Monday evening at Mrs H. O Cutler’s home 1927 Ridgeway Drive SE after a puenie supper Hosts assisted by Mrs W C Henning Mrs Florence Robinson Mr L W Cutler and Mrs J O Thompson Guests from other chapters included Mrs A L Hotteman Chapter HJ Sun Woo Kearns Chapter AL Duluth and Miss Jane l His Chapter He of Vonton Miss Meran Wilson Chapter president gave a report on the state convention held recently in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E O
H. O Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
Wc, Henning
Florence Robinson
LW Cutlep
Jom
Engagement Announced for Miss Agnes Piles
Mrs. Bessie Pilgrim of 614 Twelfth Avenue SW announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Miss Agnes Piles to Jay Teorrt Lindsey, son of Mr. Thomas E. Lindsey of Rit Vent NW. The wedding is planned for June 12 at the Calva Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Pilgrim
Twelfth Avenue
Agnes Piles
Jay Teorrt Lindsey
Thomas Eo Lindsey
Calva Bat
Local Wedding and Attendees Draw Community Interest
Readable fragments describe a ceremony with many named attendees including Rev Me ane Mrs. George Stauffacner and Mr. Stewart, Mrs. Lester Toere, and Mr. Woodford. The piece notes plans for a gathering and mentions priests and various local residents, with a social event to be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worte
Stewart
Lester Toere
Woodford
Oerd Moe
Carinasy
Pews
Rex Adau
George Stauffacner
Birthday Surprise for Miss Bernice Usher at Home
A group of friends held a surprise birthday gathering Sunday afternoon at Miss Bernice Usher’s home 446 Eighth Avenue SW. Attendees included Jean Frederick Rita Spee Mary Jane Klassen Jane Dorm Maxine Kinney Betty Ann Gor man Dorothy Hanson Sommers Betty Ann Kon Marilyn Cusack and others from Ryan are listed among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Usher
Eighth Avenue SW
Jean Frederick
Rita Spee
Mary Jane Klassen
Jane Dorm Maxine Kinney
Betty Ann Gorman
Dorothy Hanson
Or ¢ Sommers
Betty Ann Kon
Marilyn Cusack
Mererdts Hering
Anita Quaid
Ceuus Dolan
Ryan
Mrs Nicholson to Host Kings Daughters Dessert Luncheon
Mrs D A Nicholson of 803 Twenty-eighth Street SE will entertain the I N circle of the Kings Daughters on Thursday at 1 30 p m with a dessert luncheon at her home. Mrs C S Cooley will assist. There will be a section of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Nicholson
Twenty-eighth Street
I . N. Circle of the Kings Daughters
C. S. Cooley
Junior League's Work Brings Plays To Many Children
Miss Agnes C Grant, secretary of the Children's Theater department of the Association of Junior Leagues of America, urges more access to stage productions for children at a Cedar Rapids luncheon. She notes hundreds of leagues nationwide bring plays to youths who have rarely seen theater, not films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes C Grant
Children’s Theater
Association of Junior Leagues of America
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Grant
Sleeping Beauty
Neil Montgomery
Edwin H Wadsworth
Elizabeth Carey
van Vechten Shaffer
Richard Kullian
Betty Davis
Douglas Kirk
Edwy J. Clapp
Henry H Hamilton
Edward Soboda, Jr
Helen Larimer
Patricia Burkhalter
Wallace D. Lyon
Orville H. Tousey
Eleanor Taylor
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Ruth Bergh Weds Carl Lindsey at Trinity Methodist Church
Ruth Bergh daughter of Mr and Mrs L Bergh Cedar Rapids married Carl Lindsey son of Mr and Mrs G E Lindsey Sunday afternoon at 1 30 at Trinity Methodist Church Rev Elton D Wells officiated in front of relatives and friends Aileen Blackwell Mrs Carlos Kampmeier served as attendants Dawson Grim best man Carlos Kampmeier usher A dinner for bridal party followed at Mrs Wurster’s Cedar Rapids couple will reside there Lindsey works for The Gazette company Out of town guests included the Berghs from Galesburg and other relatives from Koewick Conroy and Norway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bergh
L. Bergh
Cedar Rapids
Carl Lindsey
G. E. Lindsey
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Trinity Methodist Church
Elton D. Wells
Aileen Blackwell
Carlos Kampmeier
Dawson Grim
Lindsey
Koewick
Clarence Welsh
Conroy
John Tow
Norway
Palmer family attends Wisconsin dance drama in Madison
Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer of 1819 Fourth Avenue SE spent Saturday in Madison Wisconsin to see a dance drama presented by their daughter Joyce Palmer a University of Wasconee student. They returned to Chicago Sunday with Mrs Wor Bakken and Mr Bakken of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Palmer
Fourth Avenue
Madison
Wis
Joyce Palmer Wheats
University of Wasconee
Wis Palmer
Madson
Wor Bakken
Mr Bakken
Chicago
Young Married People Class Hosts Premex Supper
Members of the Young Married People’s class at First Christian Church met Friday evening for a premex supper and brief business session. C. G. Barber led the program with a film viewing by India Miss May Frick who spoke about her travels in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
C. G Barber
India
May Frick
Muizpah Circle of Kings Daughters Elects Officers
Mrs A J Anderson was installed as president of the Muizpah Circle of the Kings Daughters at a Friday meeting at Mis Fo Lo Miller’s home. Other officers named include Mrs Speraw and Mrs Wiley. Miss Reece and Mrs Pewell Steete were among the officers. Committee members were chosen for family events and the will open June 2 at Mortrase. Mrs Tucker and Mrs Reece named to arrange. DeNia gave the installation service. Anderson led devotions. Guests included Mrs DeNio, Mrs Ruebush, Mrs H Wright, and Mrs Roy Swope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J Anderson
Muizpah Cicle
The
Kings Daughters
Mis
Reece
Vuo Trewir Tucker
WE Ruebush
Mortrase
DeNia
Tucker
Smiths Celebrate Son’s Wayne County Wedding
Mr and Mrs Harley Smith entertained at their Marion area home Sunday evening in honor of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Donald Smith whose marriage took place Thursday afternoon. Immediate family attended the wedding and guests later called before the marriage Mrs Smith formerly Mrs Dury Gable. The Smiths are making their home southeast of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Harley Smith
Mites Sanday
Donald Smith
Smith
Dury Gable
Marion
National Honorary Zeta Phi Eta Initiates Six College Women
The National Honorary Speech Fraternity Zeta Phi Eta initiated six college women at a candlelight ceremony in the Chi Omega rooms. Initiates included Geraldine Green and Dorothy Dwelle, with guests and officers of the Eta chapter listed. Plans for a national convention in New York were discussed after the service.
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Chi Omega
Cee College
Zeta Phi Eta
Geraldine Green
Franklin and McKinley
Dorothy Dwelle
Northwood
Ida Mae Carlson
Oelwein
Lois Stitzel
Marion
Elsie Stone
Cedar Rapids
Arminta Davidson
Irenne Teets
Milledgville
Aulden T. Griffin
Laura Pearl Stewart
Marjorie Emerson
Faris
Doris Fryer
Broxam
Swaney
Stewart
Fifer
New Yorker
New York City
Voorheesha
Northwestern
Dorothy Karkash and Theodore Dvorak Wed in Cedar Rapids
Miss Dorothy Karkash of Clut ter and Theodore Dvorak of Tama wed in a single ring ceremony at Trinity Methodist Church Cedar Rapids. Rev Elton D Wells officiated. The couple plans to reside in Tama where the groom works for Central Fibre following a brief Iowa honeymoon.
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Dorothy Karkash
Clutter
Theodore Dvorak
Tama
Joseph Dvorak
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Elton D Wells
Alice Ledvina
Toledo
Milvoy Blazvek
Iowa
Dvorak
Central Fibre Company
Demoorcratic Women Meet in Des Moines Regional Conference
Three Cedar Raunds women attend the regional conference for women from five Midwest states. Attendees include Mrs Walter Hutchinson Linn county delegate Mrs Cecilia Hyland assistant director Linn county democratic organization and Vas Paul Muston chairman Linn county democratic organization for women and state trade chairman.
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Cedar Raunds
Des Moines
Midwest
Walter Hutchinson
Linn County
Cecilia Hyland Ass
Linn County Democratic Organization
Vas
Paul Muston
Linn County Democratic Organization For Women
State
Surprise houseswarming honors Mr and Mrs Floyd Mosburg
A surprise party celebrated the new home at 1NM1 HL avenue NW with a weekend gathering. Games featured prizes for Mrs Elmer Tokhom, J B Coenen, and Mrs A L Dinderman, while attendees included Mr and Mrs J Jo Sponar, Vr and Mrs Elmer Tokheim and their sons Billy and Howard, and others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Floyd Mosburg
Buneo
Elmer Tokhom
J B Coenen
A L. Dinderman
Mosburg
J. Jo Sponar
Elmer Tokheim
Billy
Howard
AL. Dinderman
Betty
George Johanos
Donald and
Dewayne
Anna Hogan
HD Snyder
Dinner honors Mizeners before Davenport move
Mr o and Mrs David Ross and Mrs S F Preston entertained at the Ross home 1100 Maplewood drive NE honoring Mr and Mrs Harold Mizener and their family 1803 Bever avenue SE who will leave June 1 to make their home in Davenport. Dinner was served at quarter tables decorated with spring floral bouquets. Guests included neighbors and friends of the Mizeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ross
S F Preston
Ross
Maplewood Drive
Harold Mizener
Bever Avenue
Davenport
Ithe Mizeners
Luncheon Honors Sister and Lecturing Guest
Mrs. Clare R. Marshall hosted a midweek luncheon honoring her sister Verona Hayett on her birthday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Iowa City guest Mrs. Arnold Gillette lectured to Cedar Rapids Art Association members on The Russian Theater after a library gallery visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare R. Marshall
Pleasant Drive
Verona Hayett
Arnold Gillette
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Association Galleries
Public Library
Gillette
Cedar Rapids
Ernest A. Horn
Fred Pownall
Nathaniel G. Alcock
Moscow
Leningrad
Mrs Kline of Palo Honored on Birthday
Mrs L A Kline of Palo celebrated her eighty six birthday with a Sunday dinner at 658 Fifth Avenue SW hosted by C L Kline. Guests included A H Kline and Rex, C L Kline and Nadine, Donald and Danny, C A Kline and Jack, G B Olson, H r Kline and Hazel Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Kline
Palo
C. L. Kline
Fifth Avenue
Audrey Paulsen Honored At Birthday Picnic
Mr and Mrs C J Paulsen hosted a Sunday picnic dinner for their daughter Audrey eleventh birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs F L King George Mary Lee LaVerne, Mr and Mrs Jay Nabholz and John Nabholz of Shellsburg, Mr and Mrs John King and their son John Jr, Miss Anna King and Mr and Mrs Charles King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Paulsen
Audrey
F L. King
George
Mary Lee
LaVerne
Jay Nabholz
John Nabholz
Shellsburg
John King
John
Anna King
Charles King
Party for Mrs Dolezal Hosts Friends and Family
Fred Dolezal of 195 Thirteenth Avenue SW entertained Saturday in honor of Mrs Dolezal's birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Crofter Mr and Mrs J Hunter Mr and Mrs John Savel Sr Mr and Mrs Gail Woods and their son Mr and Mrs W Anash. A luncheon followed by cards. Mrs Dolezal was assisted by Mrs Crofter and Cleon Dolezal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dolezal
Thirteenth Avenue SW
Pivoteers Club Holds Sunday Breakfast at Ellis Park
The Pivoteers club held a Sunday morning breakfast at Ellis Park and then conducted a business session. Attendees included Misses Maxine Bendorf Zulu Cacek Anna Bohac Georgian Hach Irma Hradecky Martha Krahk Esther Nezerka Lillian Samek Elsie Volak Bea Fieseler Emma Cuhel Alma Hasek Mary Krumpar and Mesdames Fred Kinehner Edward Kuba and Jerry Drahozal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivoteers Club
Ellis Park
Maxine Bendorf
Zulu Cacek
Anna Bohac
Georgian Hach
Irma Hradecky
Martha Krahk
Esther Nezerka
Lillian Samek
Elsie Volak
Bea Fieseler
Emma Cuhel
Alma Hasek
Mary Krumpar
Fred Kinehner
Edward Kuba
Jerry Drahozal
Community of Dairy Dale Meeting Set for Thursday
The Dairy Dale community will gather Thursday at 8 p.m. in the hall to hold a local meeting. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in community matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
P T A Meetings Gather Harrison Educators and Franklin Event
Harrison P T A hosts a dinner Thursday at 6 30 pm in the school auditorium with ticket sales through four organizers. The Franklin P T A holds its final meeting of the year Wednesday at 2 pm in the Little Theater MCA building featuring officer elections and installation. St Matthew s P A meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. T. A
St. Matthew's P . A
Miss Martha Jane McCormick and Wayne Henry wed
Miss Martha Jane McCormick daughter of Mr and Mrs A M McCormick married Wayne Henry of Tipton on Monday at 9 am at the McCormick home. Rev H N Poston officiated. The couple will make their home at 510 Plum Street Tipton after a two week wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Martha Jane McCormick
A. M. McCormick
Wayne Henry
McCormick
H. N. Poston
Henry
Grinnell College
Tipton School
Yocum and Henry Gamble
Plum Street
Mrs Bernard Kolsto Honored At Home Party
Mrs Reynold Durland hosted a Friday evening gathering at her Newhall home in honor of Mrs Bernard Kolsto formerly Lois Morrison of Cedar Rapids. Attendees included Cedar Rapids and Norway guests with music by Doris and Betty Jean Rogers and John Karelvicz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold Durland
Newhajll
Bernard Kolsto
Lois Morrison
Cedar Rapids
Doris
Betty Jean Rogers
John Karelvicz
Sophie Risch
Norman Kolsto
Wayne Kolsto
Weldon Ellingson
Dave Dostal
Claude A. Luck
Richard Johnson
Clay Lego
Crystal Belle Lego
Morris Klepp
Norway
Loren Wendell
Arden Olson
Ed Melhus
Oakley
Clarence Melhus
Wallace Rogers
Betty Jean
Doris Rogers
Fairfax
Art Steffenson
Arleigh Steffenson
Ivan Steffenson
Vinton
Dan Risdale
Dorothy
Eleanor
Edna Risdale
Merrie Dyrland
Melvin Dyrland
Dorothy Lou
Atkins
Herman Hartse
I. C. Kolsto
Martin Kolsto
James
J'Andrea Kolsto
Selma
Lillian Hage
Norden Kensington Meeting in Vinton This Friday
The Norden Kensington will meet at Mr. and Mrs Peter Johnson's home in Vinton on Friday afternoon. Members will depart for Vinton as a group at 1 p.m. from Miss Ruth Rydberg's home at 723 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Kensington
Peter Johnson
Vinton
Ruth Rydberg
Third Avenue SE
Coe College Gains National Education Fraternity Chapter
A Cedar Rapids based Coe College petition for a Kappa Phi Kappa chapter was unanimously approved by national secretary Arthur D. Wright. Charter members include Robert Weber Frank Flack Garth Hunter Edward Abodeely C Jackson Van Yeast Ariel Cross Robert Norris Franklin Wilson and George Bowne with installation set for June 3 at 5 pm in Cedar Rapids. Wright will attend induction ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Arthur D. Wright
Washington, D. C
Kappa Phi Kappa
Education Fraternity
George Bowne
Coe
Alex C. Robbie
Bowne
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Wright
Robert Weber
Frank Flack
Garth Hunter
Edward Abodeely
C. Jackson van Yeast
R. Ariel Cross
Robert Norris
Franklin Wilson
Four Coe men join Mens Honor Society pledges at Coe
Four Coe College men joined the Mens Honor Society after pledges on the chapel steps. Initiates were James George Cedar Rapids George Oldag Paullina Gordon Zimmerman Wall and John Nicoll Sibley all juniors with a 175 GPA minimum and strong extra curriculars. Crescent women’s honor society pledged six pledges Abigail Gilbert Beulah Detwiler Esther Yothers Alice Snyder Vivian Rochan and Virginia Ohmann Cedar Rapids Davenport with a 2.25 GPA requirement. Katherine Zisco Cedar Rapids serves as Crescent president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachem
Coe College
Coe Chapel
James George
Cedar Rapids
George Oldag
Paullina
Gordon Zimmerman
Wall
John Nicoll
Sibley
Crescent
Women's Honor Society
Commonwealth Tea Room
Abigail Ann Gilbert
Fremont
Ned
Beulah Detwiler
Esther Yothers
Alice Snyder
Vivian Rochan
Davenport
Virginia Ohmann
Katherine Zisco
Population of Jews in Poland Estimated at 2 829 456
The Jewish population of Poland is estimated at 2 829 456, the second largest Jewish community in any country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
DeWees Family Celebrates 56th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. DeWees hosted a dinner at 970 Eighteenth Street honoring the 56th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. DeWees of Whittier. Attendees included relatives Barclay DeWees of Whittier and J. N. DeWees of West Branch, with two daughters Ann and Mary DeWees in government work in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. DeWees
Eighteenth Street
West Branch
T. I. DeWees
I. T. DeWees
Barclay DeWees
Whittier
I T. DeWees
J. N. DeWees
Ann
Mary DeWees
Washington
Ivanhoe Club Elects Officers In Poetry Week Meeting
The Ivanhoe club met Monday north of Marion with fifteen members and guest Mrs. Robert Thomas of Toronto. Mrs. John Cone led the program reviewing Robert Burns and a book of Iowa poem titled Place On the Hills. Officers elected were Mrs. John Cone president Mrs. Ralph Fitzgerald vice president Mrs. Earl Welcher secretary Mrs. D. B. Storck treasurer and Mrs. Ed Ainley press correspondent. Duties begin in September with plans announced for a delinquent party on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhoe Club
A. E. Miller
Marion
Robert Thomas
Toronto
John Cone
Robert Burns
Iowa
Ralph Fitzgerald
Earl Welcher
D. B. Storck
Ed Ainley
Vernon Simon Leaves Hospital After Injury at Oil Station
Vernon Simon is brought home from St Luke's hospital where he has been confined six weeks after an oil station accident. A car backing off the wash rack struck him against a pump, causing injuries. He will be confined at home for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Simon
St. Luke's Hospital
Munsens Buy Ovington Home Move to 1700 Eighth Ave
Mr and Mrs A P Munsen purchase the Joe Ovington residence at 1700 Eighth Avenue East and have moved in. E E Reynolds buys the Munsen home at 1185 Fourth Avenue and moves this week. Reynolds works at the Cedar Rapids post office.
Entertainments and Local Notices From Marion Area Highlights
Entertainments include a kitchen shower for Mrs. Edward Reed hosted by Mrs. Thomas Ondrus and Miss Marie Michel with twelve guests. Local events list church activities, a Ken sington, and a garden club meeting. Also reports travel notes and family births with Mary Irene born May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ondrus
Margaret Reinheimer
Galesburg
Marie Michel
Elmer Mitchell
Edward Reed
Dorothy Cherry
Glenn Platner
Marion
Mary Irene
Gazette Office and Correspondent Contact Details
The Gazette news office in Marion now uses the telephone number 35. The Gazette correspondent Mrs Amber Travis can be reached at 569-W. Notices for lodge and club meetings must be mailed or delivered to The Gazette News office at 743 Twelfth street Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette News
Marion
Gazette
Amber Travis
Twelfth Street
Marion High Seniors Tour State Hospital Visit
The Marion high school senior class led by faculty members Lyle Warren Clifford Johnson and Delbert Pugh toured the Independence state hospital Monday. Dr Frank S Skinner had started the annual trips about fifteen years ago and spoke on insanity causes and treatment Friday. The students enjoyed a city park picnic and were guided through the hospital by Dr Bode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Lyle Warren
Clifford Johnson
Delbert Pugh
Independence
State Hospital
Frank S Skinner
Linn County
Insanity Board
Bode
Huths Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary in Marion
Mr and Mrs Frank Huth observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday at home with friends and relatives. Refreshments were served by Misses Lucille Domer and Doris Etzel. They were married in Toledo Ohio May 24 1912 by Rev R R Sires and have lived in Marion since. They have one daughter Ethel at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Huth
Lucille Domer
Doris Etzel
Stella Zimmer
Toledo
R. R Sires
Marion
Ethel
4-H Team Chosen for Demonstration Group
Linn's Best 4-H club met at Mrs. C B Michel home Saturday evening Rally day was discussed and songs were reviewed Miss Lucille Gove picked Evelyn Breneman as best groomed girl Virginia Sloan and Evelyn Breneman were chosen for the demonstration team Refreshments were served to 15 members and friends Next meeting will be with Miss Gove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
C B. F. Michel
Lucille Gove
Evelyn Breneman
Virginia Sloan
Injured Worker at Lefebvre Plant Suffers Finger Loss
Injured by press at Lefebvre Corporation on Lincoln Drive, C R Page, an employee, lost the end of his right index finger while operating a punch press Monday morning. Other notes include social visits, meetings, and club activities from local residents and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R Page
Lincoln Drive
Lefebvre Corporation
Event attendees listed for a social gathering
The text names Evelyn Fillmore, Hazel Hutton, Betty Lou Scott as players and lists present guests including Mary Jane Davis, Phyllis Ford, Shirley Carver, Gerald ine Kessler, Evelyn and Dorothy Fillmore. Guests were Mrs. Elmer Davis, Mrs. Wade Stookey, Mrs. Carl Carver and Faye Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Fillmore
Hazel Hutton
Betty Lou Scott
Mary Jane Davis
Phyllis Ford
Shirley Carver
Geraldine Kessler
Evelyn
Dorothy Fillmore
Elmer Davis
Wade Stookey
Carl Carver
Faye Carver
Community Notes From Marion Church and Club Activities
The Friendly guild of the Meth odist church elected officers at Mrs. Byron Umbdenstock home with two new members welcomed. A family picnic is planned at Thomas park on June 11. Mrs. John Brown returned from a six month stay in California. For sale French lilacs on own roots. Mrs. Mary J. Oxley has been moved home from St. Luke's hospital. The Child Study club and West Marion Garden club hold meetings with picnics planned and weather contingency. Mrs. Norma Rames visits from Chicago. Mrs. Mary Sutton and her son visit in Marion. First Ladies day at Marion Golf club includes a 2 pm event and 6:30 cafeteria supper with free golf lessons Friday. The Women's Relief Corps meets at Memorial hall with small fees. The Monday Contract club met with Mrs. Fay Murdoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Guild of the Methodist Church
Byron Umbdenstock
Phil Crew
James Fairley
Clair Strickell
Louis Ross
Kenneth Hoeck
Paul Kruger
Merle Bloom
Melvin Sebrecht
Thomas Park
John Brown
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Marion Golf Club
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Allie
Fur Rene
N. Schoen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!