Marie Schamberger and Howard Cerney Wed at First Lutheran
Marie Schamberger daughter of Mr and Mrs Christian Schamberger and Howard C Cerney son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cerney were married at First Lutheran Church in a Sunday ceremony conducted by Rev H G Schwegler. The couple plans to reside at 123 1/2 Sixteenth Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Schamberger
Howard Cerney
Christian Schamberger
First Avenue W
Howard C. Cerney
Charles Cerney
Ninth Street
H. G. Schwegler
Miriam Dieman
Kathryn
A Cerney
Walter Meeker
John Andrie
John Kuba
Schamberger
Cerney
Sixteenth Avenue
Grant High School
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Is Sorority
Conrad Greb
Arthur Kistler
Thomas Kistler
Hammond
Ind
Patsy Trotta
Berwyn, Il
Frank Jugenheimer
Chicago
Dolores
Everett Shoemaker
Stanwood
Pete Schamberger
Stockton, Ill
Fred Leaf
Springville
Elaine
Social calendar features game dinner and bridge luncheons
Tuesday events include a game dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Toms and Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Krause at the Krause home 504 Vernon Drive SE with sixteen guests. Also multiple bridge club gatherings hosted by Beattie Ristine Vernmont Gaansney and others with attendees named and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Toms
Charles S. Krause
Krause
Vernon Drive
Dr and Mrs Moon Return From East Trip
Dr and Mrs B J Moon of 2346 Linden Drive SE Cedar Rapids returned Monday after a 10 day East visit. They attended an American College of Surgeons meeting in Boston and visited Mr and Mrs Henry Files in Syracuse New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Moon
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids
East
American College of Surgeons
Boston
Henry Files
Syracuse
N. Y
Stonebraker Family Home After Week in Rockwell City
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stonebraker of 1258 Second Avenue SE returned Monday evening from Rockwell City where they stayed a week with Mr. Stonebraker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Stonebraker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Stonebraker
Second Avenue SE
Rockwell City
Hazeltines Visit Cedar Rapids Relatives
Mr and Mrs Roy S Hazeltine of Hood River Oregon are guests at the Commonwealth apartments while visiting relatives in Cedar RapidsImages and captions note their stay at the apartment complex during the visit to relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Hazeltine
Hood River, Ore
Commonwealth Apartments
Cedar Rapids
Congenial Hundred to Host Monday Ballroom Dance
The Roosevelt hotel ballroom will host a Congenial Hundred club dance Monday at 9 p.m. Mr and Mrs Peter Bezanson and Mr and Mrs Raymond Meyer plan feature dances at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Hundred Club
Peter Bezanson
Raymond Meyer
Mrs Galbraith Hosts Pythian Sisters Picnic
Mrs H L Galbraith of 1356 I avenue NE hosted past chiefs of Pythian Sisters of Winter Temple 78 with help from Mrs H J Michel and Mrs C D Fullerton. A business meeting followed led by Mrs H E Yearick, then a social evening with cards and plans for a December 8 Christmas party at Mrs J P Winns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Galbraith
I Avenue NE
H. J. Michel
C. D. Fullerton
Pythian Sisters
Winter Temple
H. E. Yearick
J. P. Winn
E Avenue NE
P.T.A. Executive Meeting in Tyler and Harrison Event
Tyler P T A will hold an executive meeting at 2 p.m. at the school. Dr. David I Berger of Coe College is speaker Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Harrison P T A meeting will feature the Harrison orchestra playing selections. All parents and friends invited with special invite to fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
David I. Berger
Coe College
Harrison P.T.A
Harrison Orchestra
Music Clubs Urged To Know Their Own National Folk Music
Delegates from eight senior and three junior Iowa Federation of Music clubs met in Davenport to discuss the year’s theme Mobilizing Our Clubs for All Out Defense. Mrs. Clyde R. Sanborn urged learning American composers folk songs and teaching patriotic songs while promoting cooperation with South American republics. New officers were named Mrs. William Waterman Davenport district director Mrs. Paul Kempter Bellevue senior extension chairman and Miss Anna Denkman Cedar Rapids junior extension chairman. The next meeting will be in Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Clyde R. Sanborn
Grande Avenue SE
National Federation
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Alfred Heinrich
Woman’s Club
Louis Sila
Beethoven Club
Margaret Pratt
Pratt
Heinrich
Mrs Shoemaker Heads to Oak Park Illinois in Visit
Mrs G Richard Shoemaker will leave Wednesday for Oak Park Illinois to visit her mother Mrs J D Rivet and stay until month’s end. She formerly resided at 1860 B Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Ill
Gifts of distinction pattern 2904 for home textiles
Promote pattern 2904 with a transfer design of 22 motifs ranging from small to large sizes. Includes stitch illustrations and materials list. Send 16 cents, pattern number, name and address to The Cedar Rapids Gazette art department, 82 Eighth Avenue, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Art Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Kibler Daughter Engaged to Robert Haas in Family Home
Plans for Miss Maria Jane Kibler to marry Robert Jay Haas were announced by her parents at a Sunday ceremony in the Kibler home 941 Oakland NE. The wedding is set for November 23 at 3 p.m. in the Kibler residence with scrolls and baskets as the centerpiece and pink and white decorations adorning the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Kibler
Oakland Road
Maria Jane Kibler
Robert Jay Haas
Second Avenue SE
Jay Haas
Fargo
N. D
Kibler
Missa Gta
Tde Cable
Cora Marsh
Mabel Wesley
Ann Dunlap
Mary Jacobson
Bernita Conway
Patricia Berry
Jeanne Hamblin
Margaret Hageman
Betty Ae
Bunny Williams
Mary Lou
Mary Lou Feiseler
John Feireisen
Talman Hanson
Reunion Held At Home Of Clifford Walker
A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker route 1 to celebrate Mr. Walker's birthday and the era wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Weylandt formerly of Cedar Rapids now of Friendship Wisconsin Cedar Rapids guests included James McClurg Jr Jeanne McClurg Ann Dean Hines and others from Cedar Rapids Palo and surrounding areas with basket dinners at noon and in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Walker
Walker
Victor O. Weylandt
Weylandts
Cedar Rapids
Friendship
Wis
James McClurg
Turner
A Pd
Vern McClurg
Pelle A
Roy McClurg
Charles McClurg
Palo
Mrs Gravenhorst Hosts Sister Visitor From LaPorte City
Mrs K C Gravenhorst of 1200 Eleventh Street NW welcomed her sister Mrs Ted Richards of LaPorte City as a weekend guest from Sunday through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Vesely Family Returns From Ottumwa Tour
Mr and Mrs Stanley J Veselys of 925 Twentieth Street SE returned Sunday after visiting their son Stanley Jr assistant conductor of Kryls Symphony Orchestra which performed in Ottumwa during a United States tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley J. Vesely
Twentieth Street SE
Stanley, Jr
Kryl's
Symphony Orchestra
Ottumwa
United States
Oseetah Camp Fire Members Meet for Christmas Gifts
Twelve members gathered Monday evening at Betty Hiltbruner’s home 2656 Country Club Parkway SE to begin work on Christmas gifts for the Oseetah Camp Fire group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseetah
Betty Hiltbruner
Country Club Parkway SE
Guest Night Delights Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Magician Charles C. Vance enthralled about 450 guests at the Cedar Rapids Woman's club annual guest night at Coe chapel. The act featured tricks with linked cards and a double glass frame, followed by a club chorus performance directed by Grace Meloney and Lulu Engelman Welty with titles like The Pi of Love and Morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Vance
Cedar Rapids
John T. Hecker
Oliver S$. Wilson
General Club
A. H. Mott
A. Matilda Snouffer
O. J. Elsenbast
W. R. Armstrong
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Woman's Club Chorus
Omicron Alpha Chi Omega Hosts Open House at Coe College
Omicron Alpha chapter of Chi Omega at Coe College held an open house Sunday 3 to 6 p.m. for about 250 guests. The serving table at chapter rooms 1263 First Avenue East featured a patriotic red white and blue star, with tall red tapers in studded holders. Kathryn Filey chaired, with Margaret Chatterton Ann Templeton and Barbara Henry organizing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron Alnha Chapter
Chi Omega Sorority
Coe College
First Avenue E
Kathryn Filey
Margaret Chatterton
Ann Templeton
Barbara Henry
Marriage of Georgianna Reagan and Richard Pittinger Planned
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Georgianna Reagan of Seymour Texas and Richard D. Pittinger of Los Angeles will occur Wednesday in Las Vegas Nov Pittinger is son of Mrs Jerome Garrett of Los Angeles and former Cedar Rapids residents. He attended Immaculate Conception high school and St Berchman’s seminary in Marion. They will reside at Mendota Avenue in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Reagan
Seymour
Tex
Richard D. Pittinger
Los Angeles
Jerome Garrett
Cedar Rapids
Las Vegas
Pittinger
Immaculate Conception
St. Berchman’s Seminary
Marion
Mendota Avenue
Ministers Wives Plan Dinner at YMCA Monday Evening
The Ministers Wives association will host a dinner Monday at 6 30 p.m. at the YMCA. Mrs W A Montgomery the president will supervise. all ministers and their wives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Ministers Wives Association
W. A. Montgomery
Entertaining L M E Club Thursday at Wickham Home
Mrs Elmer W Wickham and Mrs Irl Yanaway will host the L M E club Thursday at 8 p.m. at 373 Twentieth street SE. Mrs Alfred Lary and Mrs Arthur Birney lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Wickham
Irl Yanaway
L. M. F. Club
Wickham
Twentieth Street
Alfred Lary
Arthur Birney
We the Women by Ruth Millett on economical style
Ruth Millett argues that American women can cut clothing budgets without losing style. She cites college girls who swapped silk stockings and hats for scarfs, hood, saddle oxfords, and a wardrobe of sweaters and skirts to create durable, affordable looks suited to daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
St Pauls class to have party at church dinner
Mrs J M Tallmans high school Sunday school class of St Pauls Methodist church will host a dinner Tuesday evening at the church for Russell F Knapps class guests. Miss Diane Waples social chairman leads with officers Janice Bailey Geraldine Young Charlotte Smith Ida Mae Cox and others in the hostess group including Esther Bixby Peggy Beaole Rosalie Contanal Irene Fritz Pauline Halvorson Nancy Houser Shirley Hinson RuthJayne Ruth Rubi Lois Jean Long Marjorie Lyon Billie Lou Merritt Nadine Mitvalsky Nadine Morse Shirl Nichols Mary Jean Palmer Peggy Plock Darlene Redmond Maribel Pratt Bettie Shrader Bettie Sidwell Charlotte Smith Lillian Stodola and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tallman
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Russell F. Knapp
Diane Waples
Janice Bailey
Geraldine Young
Charlotte Smith
Ida Mae Cox
Esther Bixby
Peggy Beaole
Rosalie Contanal
Irene Fritz
Pauline Halvorson
Nancy Houser
Shirley Hinson
Ruth Jayne
Ruth Rubi
Lois Jean Long
Marjorie Lyon
Billie Lou Merritt
Nadine Mitvalsky
Nadine Morse
Shirl Nichols
Mary Jean Palmer
Peggy Plock
Darlene Redmond
Maribel Pratt
Bettie Shrader
Bettie Sidwell
Lillian Stodola
Aowilla
Gerald Jovy
David Coffi
Paul MecNall
Leo Cabalka
Doniz
Carl Svoboda
John Kelso
Jack Humiston
O Hara Book Reviewed By Mrs Miller At Club
Mrs Walter E Miller reviewed My Friend Flicka by Mary O Hara at the Monday Book Club meeting held at Mrs Robert W McClaughry’s home 213 Twenty third Street Drive SE. Twelve members were served luncheon. The next gathering will be December 1 at Mrs Ben H Peterson’s home 1919 Eighth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Miller
Friend Flicka
Mary O’ Hara
Monday Book Club
Robert W. McClaughry
Twenty-third Street Drive
Ben H. Peterson
Eighth Avenue
Wallace Boyson Demonstrates Silver Making at Home Exhibit
Wallace Boyson described the silver making process in an evening talk at the home of Mrs. Suchomel on Ridgeway Drive SE. He displayed silverware in various stages of completion for the audience, with about five members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee G. Boyson
Miss Batten to Wed Lentner in Kenwood Methodist
Mr and Mrs S G Batten of 415 Thirty second Street NE announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Elaine Batten to Earl Lentner son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lentner of 514 Thirty second Street NE The ceremony is set for 430 p m at Kenwood Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Batten
Thirty-second Street
Elaine Batten
Lentner
Joseph Lentner
Kenwood Methodist Church
Robert Chapin Visits Mother After Weekend
Robert Chapin of Mrs. J LaVelle 1521 Sixth Avenue SE concluded a weekend visit with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chapin
Mother
J LaVelle
Sixth Avenue SE
Family Dinner Honors Private William L. King at Home
Mr. and Mrs. William O. King hosted a family dinner at 1206 Ninth Street NW Sunday honoring Private William L. King of Fort Bragg NC who left for camp Tuesday. Other guests included Helen, Edward, Francis and Curtis, Therese King, Frank King and daughter Sharon, George Grubishr, Walter Fox and son Walter Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. King
Ninth Street NW
William L. King
Fort Bragg
N. C
Helen
Edward
Francis
Curtis
Therese King
Frank King
Sharon
George Grubish
Walter Fox
Walter, Jr
Lipstick care to prevent lip chapping says Dr. Lipid fad
Dr. Mary MacFadyen discusses lip protection against cold winds and dryness. She recommends cold cream overnight, gentle washing, soft cloth, and lip products suited to texture. Tips include avoiding rubbing into cracks and ensuring hydration and breathing habits are healthy. Tomorrow: Pale lips call for health checkup.
Hulshizer Family Trip To Missouri During Weekend
Private Sta Frank Hulshizer and family members traveled to Missouri for the weekend. The party included Mr. and Mrs. A L Hulshizer Covington area and their son Bobby. Also noted were Miss Bernice Wysko cil and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hulshizer with addresses on Oakia and 612th Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
A. L. Hulshizer
Covington
Bobby
Bernice Wyskocil
Kagha Camp Fire Plans Christmas Gifts at Polk School
Plans were drawn for making Christmas gifts at a Kagha Camp Fire group meeting Monday afternoon at Polk School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagha
Polk School
Advice From Mary Manners on Dating Standards
A reader panel explores gold digger behavior and dating at a young age. Mary Manners advises cautious attitudes toward sons and daughters with 15 year old dating norms, urging maturity and guarding privileges while remaining realistic about social pressures.
Britain says would bomb Rome if Cairo attacked
An official spokesman reiterated that British planes would strike Rome if Cairo, a holy Muslim city, were bombed. The warning came as tensions rose and the possibility of air retaliation loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Cairo
Comfort and durability mark new lingerie
American designers stress fit and practicality over froufrou with underthings and dresses built for active life. Lux washability expert Miss Follansbee notes slippage designs reduce bunching. All nylon options travel well, dry quickly, and require no ironing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Follansbee
Lux
Newman's
Horthy Improves. Gall Bladder Irritation May Delay
Regent Admiral Nicholas Horthy, ill with bronchitis, has improved and his temperature is near normal. An official bulletin Tuesday noted a gall bladder irritation has developed which could slow his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Nicholas Horthy
Season Opener Recital by Charles Kullman at Iowa Theater
The Community Concert Association opened its season with a fine recital by Metropolitan Opera tenor Charles Kullman before a near full Iowa theater audience. Stuart Ross accompanied with skill though the piano’s poor tone marred portions. encores delighted the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Charles Kullman
Metropolitan Opera Association
Iowa Theater
Kullman
Love
Hageman
Chloe
Kuliman
Stuart Ross
Tellers Named for Chamber Board Election
Harold J. Rowe president of the Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of an official counting board to tally ballots for the annual board of directors election. J. J. Shepard will chair the tellers with Ralph Athera, Harry Nehis Jr., Russell Reuben Smith, and Tom on the counting board. The group will meet Wednesday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Rowe
Chamber of Commerce
J. J.J. Shepard
Ralph Athera
Harry Nehis, Jr
Russell
Reuben Smith
Tom
Tellers
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Dakota
Table Yavorsky
Belle Plaine
J. W. Hoegen
Wyoming
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street SE
Tuesday Bridge Club
Enry Ristine
Crescent Street SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Raymond Vernimont Gaansney
Avenue NE
Edwy J. Clapp
Jonathan D. Jackson
M. S. Hallman
William J. Rinderknecht
Fifth Avenue SE
Modern Reading Club
Roy E. Curray
Catherine of Aragon
Mattingly
Mrs. Moon
Robert L. Stonebrakers
Roy Hazeltines
Commonwealth
Mrs. Galbraith
P.T.A. Meetings
Claxton
College Pharmacy
COE
Cleaner's
Ben Hur
Amauta
Leonard T. Arduser
Clifford Walkers
Mrs. Gravenhorst
Stanley J. Veselys
Oseetah Camp Fire
CHI Omega
Richard Pittinger
L. M. E. Club
Ruth Millett
Gasette
ST. Paul's
O'Hara
Mrs. Miller
Wallace Boyson
Miss Batten
Earl Lentner
W. C. King
Mary MacFadyen
Visit Pvt. Hulshizer
Mary Manners
Rosie
Miss Manners
Salome
Pert
Tor Wit Owebs
Hutchinson's
Hutchinson's Ice Cream
Elizabeth Follansbee
Prof
Max Daerler
Lydia Pinkham
Abel
Newman
Treo’s Mist
Lyse
Treo
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!