Linen Shower Held For Miss Velma Christie
Miss Marguerite Robbie entertained at a linen shower Friday evening at her home in tribute to Miss Velma Christie whose marriage to Nevin Nichols will take place Monday morning at Sinclair Memorial chapel Coe college. Guests included Mrs Lester Baldwin Miss Bernice Zvacek Miss Lida Tallman Miss Marjorie Emerson Miss Dorothy Stofler Miss Rachel Hatch Miss Bernice Reynolds Miss Margaret Brammer Mrs Harold Brammer and Miss Hazel Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Robbie
Twenty-sixth Street
Velma Christie
Nevin Nichols
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Coe College
Lester Baldwin
Bernice Zvacek
Lida Tallman
Marjorie Emerson
Dorothy Stofler
Rachel Hatch
Bernice Reynolds
Margaret Brammer
Harold Brammer
Hazel Cook
Graystons Host Picnic at Marion Cabin
Dr and Mrs J T Grayston of 413 Eighteenth Street NE invite a small group to a picnic at their cabin near Marion Saturday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grayston
Eighteenth Street
Marion
Shower Honors Edna Happel Ahead of June Wedding
Miss Hilda Happel and Mrs. Ralph Langhoff hosted a miscellaneous shower for sister Edna Happel. Edna is to wed Stuart Dolan on June 8. Prizes of 500 were won by Mrs. Edna Simmons and Miss Doris Dolan. Refreshments served. Guests included Cedar Rapids residents H. C. Happel Ralph Langhoff John Young Van Horne Ruth Young and others from Cedar Rapids Springville Atkins and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Happel
Ralph Langhoff
Edna Happel
Miss Happel
Stuart Dolan
Edna Simmons
Doris Dolan
John Young
van Horne
Douglas Ross
Fred Langhoff
Marion
William Rehm
Arthur Raddatz
Clifford Ward
George Ford
H. C. Happel
Cedar Rapids
Anna Binko
Rose
Cordelia Thiess
Arlene Larson
Gertrude Olson
Eleanora Happel
Edina Donohue
Hilda
Springville
Hilda Lippert
Atkins
Ruth Young
Mrs. A C Burnell Elected President Of I H N Circle
Mrs. A C Burnell was elected president of I H N circle of the Kings Daughters at a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. A W Plock 932 Maplewood drive NE. New officers include D A Nicholson first vice president M F Cox second vice president W H Richards secretary D D Morgan treasurer and Grace Drew Dr Jennie McCowan representative Twenty members and guest Mrs W K Long attended. The devotion focused on The Parable of the Talents and the community service committee reported 404 garments given in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Burnell
I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
H. C. Kimball
A. W. Plock
Maplewood Drive
T. C. Felix
W. K. Long
D. A. Nicholson
M. F. Cox
Weiman and Hoover Juncture in Tamms Marion Ceremony
Geraldine Weiman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Weiman Tamms Illinois marries Clyde C Hoover son of Mr and Mrs John C Hoover Marion Iowa. Mrs Hoover a Tamms high school graduate. Mr Hoover a Toddville high school graduate and former Iowa State College student affiliated with Sigma Pi. He works as a technician in a Tamms forestry camp and they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Weiman
Tamms
Ill
Geraldine
Clyde C. Hoover
Marion
Hoover
Tamms High School
John C. Hoover
Toddville High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Double Wedding Unites Benesh Daughters in Rock Island Ill
Miss Elquin Mae Benesh and Harold J. Smith wed with Irene Benesh and Woodrow Rajtora in a March 9 ceremony in Rock Island. The Benesh family links Cedar Rapids. Smith and Rajtora sons reside at SE addresses and work for Wilson and Company. The couples reside at SE street addresses listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elquin Mae Benesh
Harold J. Smith
Irene Benesh
Woodrow Rattora
Rock Island, Ill
John Benesh
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Smith
Harry O'L. Smith
Ninth Street SE
Rajtora
Joseph Rajtora
Eighth Street SE
Mr. Rajtora
Wilson and Company
Smith
Third Avenue SE
Mrs. Rajtora
Second Avenue SE
Watsons Plan Toronto Visit and Niagara Falls Tour
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Watson of 124 Twenty-third street drive SE travel by car to Toronto with J. G. Watson. J. G. Watson will visit his sister, while the Watsons tour northern Ontario and on returning will visit Niagara Falls.
Miss Terhune and Leslie Nye wed at Trinity Lutheran
Miss Lois Terhune and Leslie Nye were married on Thursday at 10 30 in the morning at Trinity Lutheran church by the Rev P L Born hoeft. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs Wurster’s tea room and the couple left for Chicago. They will reside at the Merritt apartments after June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Terhune
Leslie Nye
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Bornhoeft
Guest of Miss Britt in Chicago and Oakville teacher to Brandon
Miss Margaret Nicol of Chicago visits Miss Jean Brittin at 1837 B avenue NE. Miss Frances Brittin, Oakville teacher, plans weekend return to spend summer at 1837 B avenue NE and will teach in Brandon next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brittin
Margaret Nicol
Chicago
Jean Brittin
Avenue
Frances Brittin
Oakville
B Avenue
Brittin
Brandon
Miss Lenicek Away for Stephens College Visit
Miss Edna Lenicek of Fairfax left Friday for Stephens college at Columbia Missouri where she will visit friends and attend commencement activities returning next Wednesday. Lenicek, a Stephens graduate, is now attending the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lenicek
Fairfax
Stephens College
Columbia
Lenicek
Stephens
University of Iowa
Weekend Guests Tie McCulloughs to La Junta Family
Mr. and Mrs. John A. McCullough of La Junta Colorado are weekend guests of Mrs. F B Murch at 1965 B avenue NE. Mr. McCullough is a brother of Mrs. Murch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McCullough
la Junta
Colo
F. B. Murch
B Avenue NE
McCullough
Murch
Silver Chain Juniors Elect Officers and Plan Picnic
Silver Chain junior circle of the King's Daughters met at the home of Margaret Mae Stone. Officers elected Ruth Buresh president Mildred Mattison vice president Mirian Rubins secretary Patricia Smith treasurer Jane Washburn Dr Jennie McCowan representative Muriel Lowe ways and means chairman Shirley Resiik sewing and clothing chairman. A picnic with Silver Chain senior circle is set for June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain Junior Circle of the King’s Daughters
Margaret Mae Stone
Ruth Buresh
Mildred Mattison
Mirian Rubins
Patricia Smith
Jane Washburn
Jennie McCowan
Muriel Lowe
Ways and Means
Shirley Resiik
Silver Chain Senior Circle
Miss Halupnik’s Shower Honors June Bride-To-Be
Miss Tillie Halupnik, to wed Marvin Kouba on June 16, was honored at a miscellaneous shower and wiener roast Thursday evening hosted by Esther Klepach and Marie Halupnik at Klepach’s home. Thirty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Halupnik
Marvin Kouba
Esther Klepach
Thirteenth Street
Marie Halupnik
Memorial day exercises to be held at Richmond park
Special to The Gazette Riverside Memorial day program lists Leigh Soule of Washington as principal speaker. Parade from Holy Trinity to Richmond park includes school children bands and a series of readings songs and drills. Graves will be decorated at Richmond and Holy Trinity cemeteries by the American Legion and Women’s Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Leigh Soule
Washington Y. M. C. A
Richmond Park
Holy Trinity
the Park
Kalona High School
Donald Safourek
Holy Trinity School
Stanley Vodicka
Gloria Nayadley
Margaret Nicholson
Richmond Methodist Quartet
Joseph Nayadley
Washington
Richmond
Women’s Relief Corps
American Legion
Union Vacation Bible School
George Pennington
Methodist Church
Riverside Schools
O. C. Bergman
W. N. Crozier
Frank L. Mott
University of Iowa Department of Journalism
Howard T. Holt
Leon Karel
Holt
Irene Beranek
C. S. Cummings
Board of Education
Robert Cress
Blanche Weber
Viola Petsel
Wilma Marshall
Genevieve Hartzler
Erma
Irene
Harold Beranek
Lilly Weber
Reta Herring
Richard Buchwalter
Lyle Luckey
Robert Frost
Robert Petsel
Gwendolyn Marner
Eleanor Frost
Memorable year for de descendants of John Bender gathering
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Joseph Hise at Holy Trinity in Richmond. Elizabeth Kron born near Richmond in 1862 married Joseph Hise in 1902 and is survived by five brothers and a sister. Memorial day services were held at Clermont high school with an American Legion component and graves decorated. The Solon Alumni elected officers, Tipton saw a man jailed after a marriage celebration, Earlville had a commencement talk by Prof. Rath, and Marengo discussed the estate of Amos Shriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bender
Rivers
Holy Trinity Church
Richmond
Joseph Hise
C. A. van Waus
Elizabeth Kron
Martin Kron
Frank
Anthony Kron
Riverside
George
Iowa City
William and
Henry
Mary Kern
Clermont High School
W. Anderson
O’connel
Marie Humphry
Franklin Olson
American Legion Auxiliary
Birchenow
Decorah
Hans Hanson
Sheehan Post
Walter Follett
Solon
Solon High School
Charles Meyers
Helen Nalley
Clara Brown
Leo Hartman
Tipton
William M. Osborn
Rep. Zioncheck
J. E. Morton
Osborn
Marengo
Harold A. Bosley
School of Religion
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Marengo High School
Lucille Thompson
Doris Collingwood
Helen Lehn
Thelma Tanke
Joseph Driscoll
Dorothy Kelly
Jay Benton
Floris Carlson
Doris Owen
Dona Lortz
John Kieth Fry
Lawrence Murphy
Ivan Miller
Zola Straton
State Oil Firms Win Temporary Tax Block in Iowa
Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey ordered the state of Iowa halted from collecting the unit occupation tax on bulk stations under the chain store tax law. Fourteen major oil companies must post 143 000 bonds within 30 days or the order ends. A three judge panel will hear the permanent injunction, likely after the September run. The injunction also blocks tax levy notices to the companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles A. Dewey
Dewey
Townsend trial may precede election
Washington dispatch notes summons to District of Columbia court over contempt charges against Dr Francis E Townsend and aides Clinton Wunder and John B Kiefer. Indictments likely prompt trials in October, potentially just before the general elections, as the term ends in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Francis E. Townsend
District of Columbia
House
United States
Leslie Garnett
Townsend
Clinton’ Wunder
New York
John B. Kiefer
Chicago
Joseph Burns
Port Austin Harbor Beach barnstorming love of local baseball
The poem extols local summer baseball between Port Austin and Harbor Beach. It celebrates community figures as players from banker to barber, doctor’s son to blacksmith, and the town’s pride in homegrown talent over major league stars, urging the local nine to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Phelps
Port Austin
Harbor Beach
Ruths
Green
Bowes
Bill
Shrine ceremonial marks El Kahir temple jubilee in Cedar Rapids
Some 2 000 Shriners attended the Cedar Rapids all town ceremonial celebrating El Kahir temple's golden jubilee. The event featured parades, a white horse patrol drill before 4 000, a Chicago vaudeville show, and initiations for 31 candidates at El Kahir with leaders from Kaaba Zor Za Ga Zig and Abu Bekr temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Pids
Kaaba
Davenport
Rock Island
Abu-Bekr
Sioux City
Zor
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Des Moines
North Western
Shrine
Shrine Temple
Cedar
Malta
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Edna M. Duncan
Iowa
Chicago
Alma Claussen
Zor Temple
White -Horse Patrol
Za-Ga-Zig
Cee Field
White Horse
R. E. Simon
Sheik
Simon
Louis Chackes
Aiiad
East St. Louis
Ill
Ralph W. Crawford
L. R. Boettcher
Stewart Shank
Hubert Wuerth
George A. Russell
Charles A. Novotny
Frank E. Menor
Guy L. Carlton
Howard H. Thurber
Dixon A. Newton
Victor F. Svoboda
Ernest C. Turner
Wayne C. Boland
Marshall L. Brown
Cecil van Fleet
Hartwig Albers
R. D. Simpson
Herbert J. Beals
Mike Risk
Frank B. Scott
Fred Labes
Edwin W. Lundquist
Charles E. Heaton
First Christian Church Holds Baccalaureate for Seniors
The First Christian Church will hold its tenth annual baccalaureate for Cedar Rapids high school seniors this Sunday at 10 45 a m. Seniors in caps and gowns with families will occupy a reserved section. Reverend Blaine Hyten will speak on Youth and Tomorrow. The robed choir will sing Behold God is Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Blaine Hyten
Woods
Lynn Fix
Washington High
First Christian
Hedrick Teens Bound Over in Attempted Rape Case
Richard Gamble and Hareth both 18 of Hedrick were bound over to the grand jury by Justice William Weller on a charge of attempted rape. The youths are out on bond after a change of venue from Justice C. J. Martin's Hedrick court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigo
Richard Gamble
Hareth
Hedrick
William Weller
C. J. Martin
Schedule Sunday Advertisement for Nesthyeern Railroad
Sunday schedule notice lists Mar ie Seegent for particulars as advertised by Nesthyeern Railroad. The fragment notes an railway schedule and a contact name for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re & Nesthyeern Railroad
Mar Ie Seegent
New Ground synopsis of romance and family strife
Hattie Moore, dressmaker to the rich, befriends Anne Audinrid who plans a new frock. Steven Forbes declares love for Anne but faces disapproval from his formidable grandmother. He resolves to charm Anne while ending his alliance with Hattie and proving worth to Vera Audinrid, amid rumors of Haisey Rudimund’s fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Moore
Anne Audinaid
Hattie
Anne
Haisey
Rudimund
Steven Forbes
Steven
Steven Allen Forbes
Rackham
the Folliés
Anne Audinrid
Stepmother
Vera Audinrid
Forbes
Anne Anne
A Room, a Rescue, and a Question of Money
Anne tours Vera's lavish room while Parker confronts unpaid wages and lost investments. Sarah Gunther presses Parker for clarity as Anne contends with strained finances. Forbes visits, drawn by a growing attraction that hints at marriage and lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Vera
Louis
Parker
Sarah Gunther
Mr. Parker
Audinrid
Sarah
Mr. Forbes
Anne Audinand
Wilkinson seeks divorce custody of five children
Albert Wilkinson of Chelsea filed a divorce petition on Thursday against Nancy Wilkinson. He asks for custody of their five children and that Nancy Wilkinson pay the costs of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Albert Wilkinson
Chelsea
Nancy Wilkinson
Su Wilkinson
Young couples debt to buy home and furnishings
A reader advocates debt as a chief aim for young married couples to own a home and furniture. Owning things soon becomes a symbol of their shared life, hopes, plans and ideals, and strengthens their bond through the effort involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senti
Your Personality by Sadie Emoot and D. Jh
Cedar Rapids Gazette introduces a practical guide titled Your Personality by Sadie Emoot and D. Jh. The piece notes reader interest in LET'S EXPLORE IND and mentions applying ideas to personal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auavlon
Sadie Emoot
D. Jh
Cedar Ba Rapids
Understanding interview aims and recognizing gifted children
An expert interviewer should seek the meaning behind facts and sentiments, not just the surface. The piece notes the difficulty parents and teachers have in spotting exceptional mental power, citing L M Terman’s study of gifted California children and factors that mask brilliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
L. M. Terman
Gazette Man To Speak At First U P Church
The Rev. W. Greer McCrory and George C. Keyes attend the seventy eighth assembly of the Unit Presby terian church of North America at Pittsburg Kan. Fred C. Henson church editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette will speak at First United Presbyterian's Sunday service at 11 in McCrory's absence. His subject is The Pursuit of Happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Greer McCrory
George C. Keyes
First United Presbyterian Church
Unit Presbyterian Church of North America
Pittsburg
Kan
Fred C. Henson
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines Official Tours Police Station Radio Setup
Des Moines Commissioner of public safety Henry HasBrouck and police member C A Dunagan toured police headquarters on Friday with Shrine delegation. They examined the two way radio system used by patrol cars and other city vehicles. Seventeen patrol cars, eight motorcycles, city trucks, the dog catcher’s truck and ambulances are equipped with radios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry HasBrouck
Public Safety
Des Moines
C. A. Dunagan
HasBrouck
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South Dakota Agricultural College
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M. E. Gross
Forrest Ferree
Associated Press
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United States Naval Academy
W. B. Near
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