Kulhavy Brammer Tie The Knot In Trinity Lutheran Church
Alice Kulhavy and Arnold H. Brammer were solemnized Sunday at 4 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kulhavy and son of Mr and Mrs J P Brammer, exchanged vows with organ music and floral altar decor. A reception for 35 relatives followed at the bride's home. The couple will reside at 1115 Second Avenue SE. The bride is a Wilson high school graduate and the groom a Concordia College alumnus. Out-of-town guests attended from Chicago Clarence and Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alice Kulhavy
William Kulhavy
Sixth Street
Arnold H. Brammer
J. P. Brammer
Seventh Avenue
P. L. Bornhoeft
John A. Jaeger
Ruth Brammer
Irene Kulhavy
Mildred Pazdernik
Helen Jaeger
Harold Brammer
John H. Hinrichs
Eldon Handrich
Second Avenue SE
Wilson High School
Concordia College
River Forest
R. A. Schiewe
Chicago
J. E. Smith
Clarence
Walter L. Cherry Jr to be Married Saturday
Walter Lor aine Cherry Jr of Winnetka Illinois and Miss Virginia Ames Ballard of Winnetka will wed Saturday at 4:30 PM at the Winnetka Congregational church. Ced ar Rapids guests including several Cherry relatives travel for the ceremony and reception at the Winnetka Woman's club follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Cherry, Jr
Cedar Rapids Society
Walter Loraine Cherry, Jr
Winnetka
Virginia Ames Ballard
Winnetka Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
Aints
Agatha
Nell Cherry
Grande Avenue
Stoddard Study Club Marks Sixth Anniversary
Mrs. R. K Stoddard of 2385 Blake boulevard SE spoke at the Margaret Stoddard Study club in State Center on Home and National Defense. The club named for Mrs. Stoddard celebrated its sixth anniversary. she previously headed junior clubs for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K Stoddard
Blake Boulevard
State Center
Margaret Stoddard
Mrs Johnson Resumes Home Life After Des Moines Stay
Mrs Harry S Johnson of 1735 Washington Avenue SE returns home Tuesday after ten days away in Des Moines following the death of her mother Mrs Henry E Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Johnson
Washington Avenue SE
Des Moines
Henry E Wagner
McGregor Guests and Greedy to Arrive in City
Expected arrivals include Mr and Mrs Howard Clayton of White Plains New York and Mrs Johnson C Greedy of New York Mrs Greedy will visit Cedar Rapids parents while the Claytons stay with Mrs A W McGregor at 1910 B avenue NE Also arriving Saturday will be Mrs J A Williams and Mr Williams from Pasadena California for a week or so
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Howard Clayton
White Plains
N. Y
Johnson C. Greedy
New York
Cedar Rapids
Claytons
Clayton
A W. McGregor
B Avenue NE
Greedy
Moray L. Eby
First Avenue E
McGregor
J. A. Williams
Mr. Williams
Pasadena
Calif
Judith Ann Millhisers Third Birthday Party
Mrs Harold Millthiser hosted a Tuesday afternoon party at 223 Twenty-sixth Street Drive SE for Judith Ann on her third birthday. Ten little girls attended with their mothers, sharing pink and white decorations and party favors. Also assisting was Mrs A C Sparks. Guests included Sharon Gaston Ellen Weldhouse Merrily Watters Jacqueline Jones Susan Koffron Joyce Ann Campbell Janne Woods Karen Lupton and Mary Jo Helscher with their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Millthiser
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Judith Ann
A C. Sparks
Sharon Gaston
Ellen Weldhouse
Merrily Watters
Jacqueline Jones
Susan Koffron
Joyce Ann Campbell
Janne Woods
Karen Lupton
Mary Jo Helscher
Frederick Set to Wed Nemecek in Winter Arrival
Robert O. Frederick of Winter set arrived in the city Tuesday and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. J MM Nemecek at 1739 Fourth Avenue SE. Friday the couple will be married with Miss Phoebe Jane Nemecek as a likely witness or participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Frederick
Winterset
City
J MM. Nemecek
Fourth Avenue SE
Phoebe
Jane Nemecek
Mr. Frederick
Miss Nemecek
Boyntons Return After Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Douglas F Boynton of 524 Knollwood Drive SE and their daughter Judith returned Wednesday from Chicago after spending the weekend as guests of Mrs James Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas F. Boynton
Knollwood Drive
Judith
Chicago
James Douglas
Miss Jean Bice to Wed Woodrow Bontrager in June
Miss Jean Bice, whose marriage to Woodrow Bontrager will be an event of June 8, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening by her sisters at 3435 Third Avenue SE. Invited guests included Mrs. William Bontrager and several other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bice
Woodrow Bontrager
Ruth
Virginia
Third Avenue SE
William Bontrager
Vertus Svenksen
Verne Tanner
James Wiley
Otto Bruns
John Cleator
Martin Rice
Dorothy Sramek
Phyllis Wiley
Dorothy Doolittle
Arlene Quaas
June Vaverka
Peggy Stewart
Robert E. Yaw
Primrose Selden
William Jackson
Miss Selden
Dorothy Carr
Fifth Avenue SE
Della May Nash
Jean Wodtke
Christine Mull
Bonnie Curry
Phyllis Rogers
Betty Knox
Peggie Bode
Marie Dolson
Betty Ann Lehman
Donald Reid
James D. Smith
Lester T. Jackson
Marvin R. Selden
W. H. Carr
Merle Holloway
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Miss Stewart
Yaw
Abram Baynton Horner, Jr
Manistee, Mich
Forrest W. Stewart
Tudor W. Wilder
Frederick C. Fisher, Jr
Ernest W. Curtin
W. Lee McArthur
Chapter GM P E O closes year with picnic supper
Chapter GM PE O closes the year with a picnic supper at Mrs. C Loepp's home 1932 Fourth Avenue SE. 37 attendees included Mrs. Donald Barry Miss Laura Turner Mrs. Charles Penningroth Mrs W H Morse and Mrs Edith A Tourtellot V of Madison Wis. Mrs L A Kessler reported on the State convention held at Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Loepp
Fourth Avenue SE
Faith McMurray
Donald Barry
Laura Turner
Charles Penningroth
W. H. Morse
Edith A. Tourtellot
Madison
Wis
L. A. Kessler
Mason City
Mary Brownlie to Wed William F Diehl at Little Brown Church
Mr and Mrs James B Forrest announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Brownlie to William F Diehl, son of Mr and Mrs A H Diehl. The wedding will be held June 10 at the Little Brown Church in Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Forrest
Eleventh Street
Mary Brownlie
William F. Diehl
A H. Diehl
Sixth Street
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Tea and Garden Party at Brucemore Hosted by St Pauls Church
A guest tea and garden party for 150 women was hosted Tuesday at Brucemore, home of Mr and Mrs Howard Hall, by the seventh division of St Pauls Methodist church with Mrs Margaret Hall as hostess. Attendees enjoyed garden entertainment and organ music by Mrs Marshall J Hickman Stocks. Decorations featured pansies, sweet peas, peonies, and madonna lilies. Receiving were Mrs Margaret Hall, Mrs A E Chase, Mrs B Butterfield, Mrs Belle Butterfield, Mrs Charles J Bready, and Miss Florence A Narber. Tea service was arranged by Mrs W W Richards, Mrs H N Boyson, Mr George Miller, Mr C W McCalley, and Mr E C Nelson. The general party committee included Mrs Richards, Mrs Harrington, Mrs Boyson, Mrs McCalley, Mr Ring, and Mrs Margaret Hall plus Miss Narber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucemore
Howard Hall
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Margaret Hall
Marshall J. Hickman Stocks
Tea for Mrs Pew hosted by Mrs Davy in LeMars
Mrs Gurney W Davy of 23233 D avenue NE entertained at tea Tuesday from 3 to 5 pm as a courtesy to her mother Mrs George W V Pew of LeMars who is her house guest. Ten guests attended including visitors from Mechancville Lisbon and Wilmington Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney W Davy
D Avenue
George WV. Pew
LeMars
Stookey
Mechanicvville
Stuart Franks
Lisbon
Walter Bump
Wilmington
Del
Clarence L Karrs Feted During Visit in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Clarence L Karr of Tampa Florida visited Cedar Rapids the past week to see Mrs Ruth Karr his mother at 323 Third Avenue SW and met relatives. They were hosted by siblings in law O L Karr Walter Karr and Don Karr at various gatherings including a dinner and a picnic at Ellis Park. They plan to return to Tampa after a Tampa Electric Company assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Karr
Tampa
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Mr Karr
Ruth Karr
Third Avenue SW
Karr
Robert D. Strickell
M Avenue NE
O. L. Karr
Walter Karr
Don Karr
Iowa City
Herbert Taylor
Ellis Park
Tampa Electric Company
Marriage of Esther Osborn and Ralph Oakman at Nashua
Mrs. Carl E Franks announces the marriage of her sister Esther Osborn daughter of X31 Osborn of Goodman Missouri to Ralph E Oakman son of Mr and Mrs H Oakman of Macomb Illinois. The ceremony was performed by Rev F L Hanscom at the Little Brown church at Nashua. Mrs Oakman attended school in Mena Arkansas and is employed at Newman's store. Mr Oakman attended school in Macomb and is employed by International Harvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E Franks
Sixteenth Avenue
Esther Osborn
Osborn
Goodman
Ralph E. Oakman
H. Oakman
Macomb
F L. Hanscom
Little Brown
Nashua
Oakman
Mena
Ark
Newman's
Mr. Oakman
International Harvester Company
Esther LaVon Grier to wed William A Larson in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Morris Grier of Guernsey announce the engagement of their daughter Esther LaVon of Cedar Rapids to William A Larson of Cedar Rapids. The wedding will be held Saturday at noon at the bride’s parents home with a reception to follow. The couple plans to live in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Grier
Guernsey
Esther LaVon
Cedar Rapids
William A. Larson
Busy Bee Club Holds Saturday Weiner Roast Prizes Awarded
The Busy Bee club met Saturday evening with Joann Steen at 2014 K Street SW for a weiner roast. Prizes went to Jeanette Mrstik Donna Bean and Joan Pepin. Others present included Jean Mallas and Ida May Bean. Next meeting set for June 14 at Bever Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
Joann Steen
K Street SW
Weiner
Jeanette Mrstik
Donna Bean
Joan Pepin
Jean Mallas
Ida May Bean
Bever Park
Miss Ruth Murray to Wed Hugh Kuhn Next Friday
Miss Ruth Murray, honored by Miss Mary Jane Flaherty and friends at 259 Eighteenth Street NW, will marry Hugh Kuhn next Friday. The bride elect received a gift from the host group, with guests Mar get Young Lucille Hamlin and Barbara Eder in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Flaherty
Eighteenth Street
Ruth Murray
Hugh Kuhn
Marget Young
Lucille Hamlin
Barbara Eder
PTA Meeting at Central Park Presbyterian Church
All PTA members invited to an instructional meeting at Central Park Presbyterian Church on Thursday with registration at 9 45 a.m. and the program at 10 a.m. Edgewood No 2 held its annual school picnic Friday evening at the school. Officers elected were Mrs Leo Rula president reelected Mrs Harold Kemper vice president and treasurer and Mrs Mark Brodie secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Edgewood No. 2
Leo Rula
Harold Kemper
Mark Brodie
Edna Zimmermann Weds Harold Mingo in Lancaster Missouri
Edna Zimmermann of Cedar Rapids, daughter of Fred and Mrs Zimmermann of Williamsburg, marries Harold Mingo son of Raymer Mingo. The ceremony was held Saturday at 9 am in Lancaster Missouri with Rev Walton officiating. The couple will reside at 350 Third Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zimmermann
Williamsburg
Edna
Cedar Rapids
Harold Mingo
Raymer Mingo
Zika Avenue NW
Lancaster
Walton
Conroy High School
Kitterman’s
Mingo
Wilson Company
Roosevelt High School
Third Avenue SW
Miss Leona Novak Honors Miss Leksa at Shower
Miss Leona Novak entertained Sunday evening at a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Martha Leksa bride elect of Emil Novak. Hostess assisted by Miss Emilka Cuhel. Prizes to Misses Evelyn Vanourny and Martha Lorenc. Buffet luncheon served to 35 guests. Pink and green color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Novak
Martha Leksa
Emil L. Novak
Emilka Cuhel
Progressive Banco
Evelyn Vanourny
Martha Lorenc
Miss Mabelle Price Receives Courtesies Before Her June 7 Marriage
Miss Mabelle Price, bride to be of Des Moines groom Arling E. Smith, was feted at a Saturday bridge and shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Brown and two Marion hosts. Prizes went to Leora Johnson and Dorothy Kniss. Out of town guests included Bertha Roberts and Lloyd Aker. Breakfast Sunday honored the bride with Johnson, Roberts, Reinsch, Roeder and Kniss attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Price
Arling E. Smith
Des Moines
Harold Brown
Country Club Parkway SE
Irvin Scott
Walter Reinsch
Marion
Brown
Leora Johnson
Dorothy Kniss
Bertha Roberts
Lloyd Aker
Tipton
Miss Johnson
Second Avenue SE
Miss Roberts
Miss Price
Reinsch
Joseph Roeder
Miss Kniss
California Guests Honored At Weekend Socials
Mrs E F Lawler hosted a tea for 50 at 1511 Sixth Ave SE honoring Mrs George Kohl of Los Angeles and Pasadena visitors Mrs George Hardy and Mrs Ove Creswell. Out of town guests included Jean Haldy of Iowa City and June Haldy of Pasadena. The Kohls and son Jack depart Thursday. other gatherings occurred Sunday and Tuesday in their honor with multiple local families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lawler
Sixth Avenue SE
George Kohl
Los Angeles
George Hardy
Ove, Creswell
Pasadena
Calif
V. A. Kofron
Haldy
F. D. Baumgartner
W. A. Kofron
John Chandler
Sixteenth Street
Kohl
Entertaining reform urged to curb party excesses
Ruth Millet y argues women should limit party prep to ease pressure and reduce waste. A social prize could honor serenity and restfulness, turning entertaining into genuine friendship rather than a display. The piece questions whether competition fuels the appeal of entertaining.
Honoring Wilmer Vrba Returns From Naval Training
A group of friends gathered at 1620 J Street SW Saturday evening to honor Wilmer Vrba after his return from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Guests included Ludwig Vrba Elsie Ann Patricia Frank Zobac Mary Edward Kulhavy Mildred Edna May Loretta Myers Ernest Sykora Judith Ann James Swatosh Charles Kucera Joseph Sykora Clarence Vrba and Joe Sykora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Vrba
J Street
Vrbas
Wilmer
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ludwig Vrba
Elsie Ann
Patricia
Frank Zobac
Mary
Edward Kulhavy
Mildred
Edna May
Loretta Myers
Ernest Sykora
Judith Ann
James Swatosh
Charles Kucera
Joseph Sykora
Clarence Vrba
Joe Sykora
Sew and 80 Club Hosts Meeting
Mrs. John Hamilton of 1263 Twenty-sixth Avenue SW entertained the Sew and So club Friday with ten members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Twenty-sixth Avenue
A Frank Home Lesson on Feminine Hygiene And Zonite
A parent advised to teach daughters about feminine hygiene using facts at home to prevent misinformation from peers. The ad promotes Zonite as a non-poisonous germ killer safe for delicate tissues and offers a free booklet titled Feminine Hygiene Today sent postpaid in plain wrapper from Zonite Products Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonite Products Corporation
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Y
Roosevelt High Retorts Club Holds Yearend Picnic
The Retorts chemistry club at Roosevelt High School wrapped up the school year with a picnic at Bever Park on Monday evening. Attendees included sponsor H. M. Benninghoff and members Marie Hanson Enid Miner Lois Detlefsen Evelyn Geiger Mildred Krogh Fred Andrews Bob Bain Bob Clark Bill Fair Bill McManus Gerald Trueblood Charles Miller Richard Marks Donald Lundquist Don Schindler John Pealer Lea Arthur Ilten and guests Mrs H M Benninghoff and her daughter Dianne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retorts Chemistry Club
Roosevelt High School
Bever Park
H. M. Benninghoff
Marie Hanson
Enid Miner
Lois Detlefsen
Evelyn Geiger
Mildred Krogh
Fred Andrews
Bob Bain
Bob Clark
Bill Fair
Bill McManus
Gerald True~blood
Charles Miller
Richard Marks
Donald Lundquist
Don Schindler
John Pealer
Lea Arthur Ilten
Dianne
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Howard Cherry
Nassau Street
Howard Cherry, Jr
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Street
James E Hamilton
Linden Drive
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty-seventh Street
Herbert Cherry
Tama
Roger Kingsley Ballard
R. K. Stoddard
Mrs. Johnson
Clee
Third Avenue
Mrs. Greedy
Judithe Ann Millhiser
Douglas F. Boyntons
Elecy
Mary Forrest
Mrs. Day
Mother
Clarence L
Little Boy Blue
Rtuet
Ralph Oakman
Esther Lavon Grier
William Larson
P.T.A. Meetings
Edgewood No
Three Sisters
Hollywood
California
Cedar Rapides’ Shopping Center
Second Street SE
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Bulla
Ted
Werth
Rex
DOWS
Second Avenue and
Second Street
Edna Zimmermann
Leksa
Bowlene
Ruth Millety
Honor Wilmer Vrba
American Institute of Laundering
Atall
Opidec
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