Gladys Topinka Weds Maurice Martin in First Lutheran
Miss Gladys Marie Topinka and Maurice E. Martin were married Sunday at 2 p.m. in First Lutheran Church with Rev. H. G. Schwegler officiating. The couple will reside at 521 Tenth Street NW after a Southbound wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Marie Topinka
Maurice E. Martin
First Lutheran Church
H. G. Schwegler
Joseph Topinka
C Street
Martin
Bert Martins
Iowa City
Dolores Ressa
Raymond Fritz
Arlene Dvorak
Leona Trachta
van Martin
Richard Langenburg
Camp Fire Girls Council Dinner Invitations Sent
Invitations are in the mail for the annual Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Girls Council dinner to be held December 12 at 6 30 p.m. in the Crystal ballroom of the Montrose hotel. Martha Allen will speak, with emphasis on last year’s accomplishments and next year’s goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Girls
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Arthur Norman
Martha Allen
Camp Fire Girls Inc
New York City
Anamosa
Central City
Coggon
Lisbon
Marion
Monticello
Mt. Vernon
Norway
Oelwein
Olds
Springville
Swisher
Tipton
Washington
Hunnicutt Family Visits Focht Home for Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs R J Hunnicutt and their children Jo Anne and Jimmy arrived Saturday from Sioux Falls to visit Mrs Hunnicutt’s mother Mrs H K Focht at 315 Eighteenth street SE. They plan to stay through the Thanksgiving holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hunnicutt
Jo Anne
Jimmy
Sioux Falls
Granddaughter and family visit Mrs. S. C. Irvin
Visitors last weekend at 337 Seventeenth Street SE included Mr. and Mrs. Alf Odegaard and their daughters Judith and Susan of Ames. Mrs. Odegaard is Mrs. Irvin’s granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Irvin
Seventeenth Street
Alf Odegaard
Judith and
Susan
Ames
Odegaard
Mrs. Irvin
Pocket fashion to shrink next spring in New York styles
Fashion writer Phyllis Battelle reports that pockets will be reduced and relocated on garments for the upcoming season. Designers abandon prominent pockets, favoring flap or slit styles just above or below the waist while sleeves and pleats remain dominant in the new look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Beebe Hosts Birthday Party For Two Sons
Mrs. Lyman Beebe of 607 Avenue SW entertained Saturday with a birthday party for her sons Larry age 2 and Lyman Jr age 3. Guests included Susan Miller Steven Miller Terry Miller Judy Whiting Joyce Whiting Sandra Sanborn Patricia Sanborn and Lynda Beebe. Miss Evelyn Kline assisted with the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Beebe
Larry
Lyman, Jr
Susan
Steven
Terry Miller
Judy
Joyce Whiting
Sandra
Patricia Sanborn
Lynda Jean Beebe
Beebe
Evelyn Kline
MacDowell Music Club gains members and delegates
MacDowell Junior Music club gathered at Miss Eulalia Hauser 1740 Fifth avenue SE to hear piano and organ pieces by Sandra Sirowy Deanne Herron and Kay Ales Plans include sending Dick Harman as a delegate to the MacDowell concert in Waterloo December 3 The Waterloo MacDowell club sponsors the concert New members Aleta Bartunek Jane Koppenhaver Helen Lee Soukup and Sharon Olson joined from Iowa City Martello Cedar Rapids Refreshments were served by Adalyn Zach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell
Eulalia Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Sandra Sirowy
Deanne Herron
Kay Ales
Dick Harman
Waterloo
Waterloo MacDowell Club
Aleta Bartunek
Iowa City
Jane Koppenhaver
Martello
Helen Lee Soukup
Sharon
Ninety-First Birthday Honored for Mrs Anna Rieck
Mrs. Anna Rieck of Deep River was feted on her ninety first birthday at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs W E Rieck at 914 Twenty sixth Street SE. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lewis Rieck and Mr and Mrs Elmer Miner of Deep River and Mr and Mrs C W Rieck of Cedar Rapids. The honoree will visit Cedar Rapids for the Thanksgiving holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rieck
Deep River
W. E. Rieck
Twenty-sixth Street
Lewis Rieck
Elmer Miner
C. W. Rieck
Cedar Rapids
College Is Teaching Art of Handweaving
Kent State University instructor Nina Humphrey teaches colonial hand weaving, noting rising interest despite high loom costs. A typical loom runs about 115 dollars, with six looms owned by Humphrey. Students produce aprons rugs trays and samplers using patterns such as Tennessee Trouble Queen's Delight Snail's Trail and Monk's Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent, Ohio
Ins
Nina Humphrey
Kent State University
Miss Humphrey
Kent
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Humphrey
Bride Jacqueline Edmonds Weds Dr. C. Ray Phelps in Ottumwa
Miss Jacqueline Edmonds became the bride of Dr. C. Ray Phelps at 11 a.m. Friday in the First Methodist church Ottumwa with Rev. Howard P. Buxton officiating. The couple, companioned by sister Miss Catherine Edmonds and best man Robert Phelps, are tied to Iowa and Kansas medical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Edmonds
C. Ray Phelps
Ottumwa
Howard P. Buxton
Leslie A. Edmonds
Bever Avenue
Phelps
Harry Phelps
Fort Scott
Kan
Catherine Lea Edmonds
Cedar Rapids
Robert Phelps
Chicago
St. Joseph’s Hospital
University of Iowa
Univer- of Kansas
University Kansas Medical School
Coffee and Apple Pie Called Diet Essentials
In Omaha Nebraska Miss Helen Foster director of the YMCA cafe explains diet tips for husbands and restaurant managers. She notes men favor simple meals and apple pie, while salads often include banana fruit jello and mixed vegetables. Her comments come from observations at the local cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
INS
Helen Foster
Omaha Y.M.C.A
Iowa
Near-Capacity AFM 3rd Concert Delights Local Audience
A near capacity crowd enjoyed the American Federation of Musicians Local 137 orchestra at the YMCA Little Theater. Led by Joseph H. Kitchin, the program mixed European and American works from Gounod to Smetana, with pieces from Khachaturian, Lecuona, Strauss, Bohm, and traditional spirituals. The fourth concert in the winter series is set for next Sunday at 8 p.m. in the YMCA theater, free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Musicians
Local 137
Y.M.C.A. Little Theater
Joseph H. Kitchin
Gounod
Khatchaturian
Lecuona
Hungary
Bohm
Modern
America
Smetana
Sleepy Lagoon
England
Coates
AFM
Ymc. CA
Little Theater
Brooklyn Jews plan Negev settlement named Kfar Brooklyn
Brooklyn Jews announce a December 4 campaign to raise 750000 dollars to buy and develop 4000 acres in the Negev and establish a new settlement named Kfar Brooklyn or Brooklyn Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Israel
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladys M. Topinka
Camp Fire Girls Council
R. J. Hunnicutts
Phyllis Battelle
Macdowell Music Club
Olson
Adalyn Zach
Lane
Life Lane
Los
Santa’s
Firet Avenue
Albert's
First Avenue
Dr. C. Ray Phelps
Rene
Third Avenue Higley Building
Singer
Singer Sewing
THE
Singer Manufacturing Company
Singer Sewing Center
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Leslie E. Edmonds
Borden's New
Borden
Troy
Wanda Montz
KWCR
First Street
Dial
General Mills
Betty Crocker
Lassie
Walker Ware Sven
Walker Ware
E. K. Larimer
Post Office
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