Kathryne McLees Becomes Bride of William G Walsh
Kathryne McLees daughter of Mr and Mrs G McLees 1631 Ellis NW married William G Walsh son of Mrs H I Walsh Minneapolis in a St Patrick s church ceremony The Rev D J Lenihan officiated Miss Mary Trzil sang with organ accompaniment The couple planned a wedding breakfast at the Roosevelt hotel and a east coast New England trip with a stop at the New York world s fair Mrs Walsh is a nursing graduate and Mr Walsh works in real estate at Shell Oil They left for an eastern trip after the ceremony with out of town guests attending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne McLees
Johanna Hill
Eugene B. Collins
Minneapolis
Walsh
Kenneth McLees
Joseph B. Casey
Sioux Falls
SL. D
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Roosevelt Hotel
St. Patrick’s High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Notre Dame University
Shell Oil Company
East
New England
Frank Hickey
Sacramento
Calif
Notable Names in Midwest Social Notices
Charles Luehrman of Chicago, Mrs. H. I. Walsh, Mrs. Ernest Walsh, Miss Genevieve Schollman and Eugene B. Collins of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Casey of Sioux Falls S D, Mrs. Anna Melcher of Fairchild Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. John McLeese of Cascade, Miss Pearl McLees of Monticello, Miss Virginia Asemus of Independence are listed as guests and attendees in the social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Luehrman
Chicago
H. I. Walsh
Ernest Walsh
Genevieve Schollman
Eugene B. Collins
Minneapolis
Joseph B. Casey
Sioux Falls
S. D
Anna Melcher
Fairchild
Wis
John McLeese
Cascade
Pearl McLees
Monticello
Virginia Asemus
Independence
Sacred Heart Court to Charter Solon Bus
Members of Sacred Heart court 727 will charter a bus to Solon for the initiation and banquet at St. Mary Magdalene court 635 on Sunday October 8. Bus departs at 12 30 p m from Avenue A and Fifth Street NW. Call 4641 or 2 3766 to reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Court
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
Solon
St. Mary Magdalene Court
Fifth Street NW
Women of Cedar Rapids Club Hold Fall Meeting
One hundred women and guests of the American Home Department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club met in the remodeled club home for the first fall session. Mrs. Gilbert Thompson welcomed the group and appointed committee chairs. President Aulden Griffin announced the Clinton district convention. J. C. Tormey of Craemer's discussed fall fashion with a style show. Kathleen Check and Ruth Hamer provided musical interludes. Tea featured a white and green table with daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids
Aulden Griffin
General Club
Clinton
J. P. Mills
Hillhouse
J. C. Tormey
Craemer’s
Kathleen Check
Ruth Hamer
Fashion Review
Ethel Barnes
Kreisler
Griffin
Charles E. Roberts
CH. Westcott
Maxine Cress and Jack Miller Wed in Cedar Rapids
Miss Maxine Cress of Cedar Rapids and Jack R. Miller were married in a single ring ceremony at 8:30 Saturday evening. The Rev S L Barnhart officiated before immediate family as grotto blue gowns and floral corsages highlighted the event. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R Scholl
Twelfth Street
Maxine Cress
Cedar Rapids
Fae Beebe
Kansas City
Jack R. Miller
Myrtle Miller
B Avenue
Emma Johnston
George Martin
Miller
Vosburgh Transfer Company
East Highlands Community Club Meeting Thursday
The East Highlands Community Club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Dairy Dale hall. Members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Highlands Community Club
Dairy Dale Hall
Edgewood No 1 P T A Opens Season With New Officers
Edgewood No 1 P T A held its first meeting of the season with Martin Wiley presiding. New officers elected include Vice-president Myrtle McDowell and secretary treasurer Ed Pratt. Committees were named for publicity health membership program and more. Betty Harris played a piano solo and William Whipple spoke on Youth in the World of Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood No. 1
Martin Wiley
Myrtle McDowell
Ed Pratt
Pratt
Tilson_ Petro
E. T. Harris
McDowell
Rachel Baker
T. L. Petro
George Patterson
William Stumpff
Betty Harris
William Whipple
America
Earl McManus
Will Honor Miss Johnson At Shower For Mary Jo Johnson
Complimentary to Miss Mary Jo Johnson whose marriage to How ard E. Lee will take place Friday at St. Pauls church. Miss Zoe Burge and Miss Gaile Lightner will entertain Wednesday evening at a pantry shower at Miss Burges home 1610 Second avenue SE. Decorations will be green and white and during the evening a scrapbook will be made for the bride elect. Guests include the Misses Frances Ring Rachel Austin Lois Mae Kubichek Pauline Frederikson Iola Mentzer Dorothy Lightner Betty Mehegan Marion Hepner Cora Hampton and Mesdames George A Johnson Lyle Dietz Frank Lightner John L Burge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Johnson
Howard E. Lee
St. Paul’s Church
Zoe Burge
Gaile Lightner
Miss Burge
Second Avenue SE
Frances Ring
Rachel Austin
Lois Mae Kubichek
Pauline Frederikson
Iola Mentzer
Dorothy Lightner
Betty Mehegan
Marion Hepner
Cora Hampton
George A Johnson
Lyle Dietz
Frank Lightner
John L. Burge
Card Party at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Friday Night
Unit No 4 of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club ways and means committee sponsors a card party and style show Friday at 8 p.m. at the club house Craemer's store presents the style show with J C Tormey in charge Modeling will be to music Tickets due by Thursday noon from committee members including Mesdames Heinze Armentrout Monfort Abram DeBruin Olson Bickett McNall Clark Farrell Horak Holte Novotny Buss Friends may organize their own groups Prizes will be awarded Mrs Henry Duttweiler chairs the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Craemer’s Store
J. C. Tormey
Earl Heinze
Raymond Armentrout
H H. Monfort
A. L. Abram
Edward DeBruin
Paul Olson
M. M. Bickett
Edgar McNall
P. O. Clark
Fred Farrell
E. M Horak
H M. Holte
C. A Novotny
J. R. Buss
Henry Duttweiler
Circle to Meet for Picnic Supper and Reports
Flor rie Ann Ruebush circle of the King s Daughters will meet Thursday at 6 p m for a picnic supper at the home of June Bridge 424 Ninth street NW All members to report to hear convention plans The East Side W C T U met Tuesday at 319 Fifth street NW led by Mrs C B Hungerford The union focuses on Christian citizenship next meeting is Nov 7 The hobo party planned by the Ladies auxiliary to VFW was postponed to a later date. Ford family to move to Waterloo for Mid Continent Petroleum work.
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Florrie Ann Ruebush
The
King’s Daughters
June Bridge
Ninth Street NW
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Side
W. H. Bontrager
Fifth Street
C. B. Hungerford
San Diego Architect W T Johnson Made AIA Fellow
William Templeton Johnson husband of the former Helen Hayes Gleason received fellowship from the American Institute of Architects in Washington. Johnson, a noted designer of Serra museum and Balboa Park buildings, is among fewer than 300 fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Templeton Johnson
San Diego
Helen Hayes Gleason
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
American Institute of Architects
Johnson
Serra Museum
Presidio Hill
Fine Arts Gallery
Natural History Museum
Balboa Park
U.S
Seville
Spain
Claremont College
Pomona
Washington
J. W. Hayes
Hayes
Arthur Gleason
Hilda
Breakin At National Tea Co Stole $15 In Cash
Detectives and a fingerprint man from the police department investigated a Wednesday morning breakin at the National Tea company at 1533 First Avenue E. Thieves entered through an unlocked back window and took $15 from the cash register. No other items appeared missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
National Tea Company
First Avenue E
Boy Hurt When He Runs Into Park Truck
Eight year old John Armstrong was injured after colliding with a city park department truck driven by George Williams. He sustained a triangular forehead cut requiring eight stitches along with a cut on the back of his head and pavement burns on his hip and knee. The incident occurred near 558 Forest Drive SE at 4 30 pm Tuesday. Williams said the boy darted from behind a parked car into the truck’s side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Esther Armstrong
Fifth Avenue SE
City Park Department
George Williams
Twentieth Street NW
Forest Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Williams
Goes Back To Farm After Remaining Four Check Terms Suspended
Stanley Kolsto returned to the farm Monday after serving three 30 day terms for writing bouncing checks and with four more 30 day terms suspended on good behavior by Justice H R Churchill. His release followed his father informing the county attorney of his mother's illness and the elder Kolsto settling the four remaining checks and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kolsto
H R. Churchill
Kolsto
G. K Thompson
Stanley
Warmth and Comfort from Gas Heat on Cold Mornings
A reader notes the gas heating keeps the house cozy while everyone relies on radio reports to gauge how cold it is outside. The comment highlights the contrast between indoor comfort and outdoor conditions.
Jane Boyd Circle Dessert Luncheon Date Set
Jane Boyd circle of the Kings Daughters meets Thursday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. Ross E. Grange home 524 Forest Drive SE. Mrs. Hugh Hillerege to assist with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King's Daughters
Ross E. Grange
Forest Drive
Hugh Hillerege
Bird Club Protests Out Of Season Duck Shooting Near Ellis
Members of the Bird club at their monthly Science hall meeting oppose out of season duck shooting near Ellis park. They plan to assist the game warden until the October 22 open season and will forward fall migration records to Ducks Unlimited. The club will work with the state conservation committee to discourage draining the Green Bay bottoms between Burlington and Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Bird Club
Science Hall
Coe College
Ducks Unlimited
State Conservation Committee
Green Bay
Burlington
Keokuk
W. N. Keck
Community Club Names Officers and Committees for Year
E. J. Petranek chairs the club with Mrs. John Powers and Miss Lillian Clark in charge. Committees include Program with Lillian Serbousek, membership led by Mrs. Petranek, field trips headed by Lavinia Dragoo, and publicity chaired by Mrs. C. C. Flodin. A Sunday field trip from Coe campus at 8 a.m. was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Petranek
John Powers
Lillian Clark
Lillian Serbousek
Iola Tillapaugh
Paul Greene
E. W. Steffan
Ethel Orr
Lavinia Dragoo
Robert Vane
Emil Pazdera
C. C. Flodin
Esther Copp
Myra Wills
Coe
British empire dominates global tea production
The British empire accounts for about 70 percent of the one billion pounds of tea consumed worldwide each year, highlighting its dominant position in the global tea trade.
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British Empire
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Secual News
William G. Walsh
Morgan Bros
Third Avenue
Home Coal Company
State Theater
Solon Bus
Jack Miller
East Highlands Club
P.T.A. Meetings
Edgewood No
Tyler
Tyler P. T. A
Louis Proksa
Fifteenth Street SE
Red Cross
Orien
Miss Johnson
Woman's Club
Wv. F. W
W. T. Johnson
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Marion
Ronald Evans
Meadowbrook Drive
J OW. Valliere
19Th Ave
Peter
EK. H. Wadsworth
Country Club Parkway
Ellis
Pene
Lustrium
Thaty Rey
John A. Walsh
Lal OL A
Hop
Kent
ST. Moritz
Iamond
W. E. Porter
25Th St. SE
W. M. Moravec
26Th St. SE
H. G. O'Donnell
Grande Ave
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