Miss Coler and Nicholson Wed In City Ceremony
Miss Jane Ann Coler daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward L Coler 1835 Fifth Avenue SE married Mr D A Nicholson at St Johns Ave. The Rev D Loferski officiated with ceremony preceded by songs by Joyce Hanson and Ruth Buresh. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs De Voe Harriott maid of honor Miss Winifred Hargrave best man Robert Nicholson and ushers Armand Brown and Fred Mineck. The couple will reside at 815 Seventeenth Street SE after a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ann Coler
Edward L. Coler
Fifth Avenue
St. John's Ave
D. A. Nicholson
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Joyce Hanson
Ruth Buresh
D. Loferski
de Voe Harriott
Winifred Hargrave
Stephens Junior College
Columbia
Robert Nicholson
Armand Brown
Davenport
Fred Mineck
F. M. Hargrave
H. Hamer
Paul Kilborn
L. Chapman
Hargrave
Arthur Schwarzentruber
Kilborn
Chapman
Betty Chapman
Jeanette Merveaux
Margie Lovett
Chicago
Seventeenth Street
Elizabeth Berriman
Williiam O'Donnell
Maquoketa
A. E. Anderson
Robert D. Comley
North Hollywood
Calif
I. Moulds
Shellsburg
G. A Hicks
Walter O'Donnell
Nicholson
McKinley High School
Cedar Rapids Tea Honors Detroit Guest At Seely Home
Mrs. T. R. Warriner at 316 Forest Drive SE hosted a tea Thursday for Mrs. Forrest Harwood of Detroit Michigan. Harwood, a former Cedar Rapids resident, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Mer Seely, 1903 Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Warriner
Forest Drive
Forrest Harwood
Detroit
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Mer= Seely
Second Avenue
Mrs Clements Leaves After Bakersfield Visit
Mrs Edward E. Clements Jr. departed for her Bakersfield California home Tuesday evening following a three week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Hibnes at 2300 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Clements, Jr
Bakersfield
Calif
Peter Hibnes
Fourth Avenue SE
Readers Luncheon Reviews Book at Mrs Duncan Home
The Readers met Thursday for a luncheon in the home of Mrs. S. L. Duncan at 2506 B avenue NE. Mrs. A. H. Bailey gave the book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Duncan
B Avenue NE
A. H. Bailey
Mrs James Zollinger Visits In LaPorte City
Mrs James Zollinger of LaPorte City Iowa spends several weeks in the home of Mrs Perry C Rude at 535 Vernon drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry C. Rude
Vernon Drive
James Zollinger
LaPorte City
Mrs Starr Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon for Twelve
Mrs George P Starr of 1727 A Avenue NE hosted a luncheon for members of her bridge club. Tables and place settings were arranged for twelve guests in a cordial, well attended gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Starr
Mrs Worth Averill Returns From Corey Lake Stay
Mrs Worth S Averill of 1831 Second Avenue SE returned Tuesday evening after spending five months at the Averills summer cottage at Corey Lake Three Rivers Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth S. Averill
Second Avenue SE
Averills
Corey Lake
Three Rivers
Mich
Elizabeth Flaherty Weds Joseph Grone at St Patrick’s Church
Miss Elizabeth Flaherty 521 First Street SW became Mrs Joseph Grone in a Wednesday 7 am ceremony at St Patrick’s Church performed by Rev Dr Lenihan. The bride wore a brown crepe dress with brown accessories and orchids. Afterward the newlyweds were hosted by the bride’s sisters at 521 First Street SW before departing for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick’s Church
Elizabeth Flaherty
First Street
Joseph Grone
Lenihan
Jule and
Nelle
Miss Hungerford to Wed Army Officer
Miss Miriam Ruth Hungerford of 617 Fifteenth Street SE announced her engagement to Lieut Maurice T. Ritenour son of Dr and Mrs W Y Ritenour of Mount Carroll Illinois. The wedding is planned for late October. the bride elect attended the University of Iowa and worked in Dr R M Chapmans office. Ritenour attended Coe College affiliated with Alpha Delta Alpha and is now in the army air corps stationed at Kelly Field Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hungerford
Fifteenth Street
Miriam Ruth
Maurice T. Ritenour
W. Y. Ritenour
Mount Carroll
University of Iowa
R. M. Chapman
Ritenour
Coe College
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Army Air Corps
Kelly Field
Texas
Mrs Herbert Smith Plans California Trip and Wedding
Mrs Herbert Smith of Ardmore Pennsylvania will leave for San Francisco Friday evening to meet her son Lieutenant (j g) Charles H Smith. In San Francisco she will attend the wedding of Lieut Smith and Miss Josephine H Reeves of Evanston Illinois who accompanies Mrs Smith to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Smith
Ardmore
Inlaw
Ella D. Smith
Third Avenue SE
San Francisco
Calif
J.g
Charles H. Smith
Lieut. Smith
Josephine H. Reeves
Evanston, Ill
Mrs. Smith
California
Lindsay Jr. to Return to Brown University Friday
After a two week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lindsay at 310 Nineteenth Street SE Kenneth Lindsay Jr will return to Brown University in Providence Rhode Island on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lindsay
Nineteenth Street
Kenneth Lindsay, Jr
Brown University
Providence
R. J
Bridge Club Dessert Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Whelan
Mrs. R. L. Whelan hosted a dessert luncheon on Thursday for her bridge club. Seats were set for eight at 2208 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Whelan
Bever Avenue
Mrs George W Corey Hosts Bridge Club Breakfast
Entertaining her bridge club at breakfast Thursday morning was Mrs. George W Core y, 356 Park Terrace SE. Nine members were included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Corey
Park Terrace SE
Pickford Family to Visit Des Moines and Ames
Mr and Mrs Rollo S Pickford and their sons Rollo and Peter of 2216 Upland drive SE will leave Friday morning for Des Moines to stay with Mr Pickfords brother A H Pickford and spend Sunday in Ames
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo S. Pickford
Rollo
Peter
Upland Drive
Des Moines
Mr. Pickford
A. H. Pickford
Ames
Wednesday Social Club Meets at Mrs Crabb Home
Members gathered at Mrs George Crabb's residence 1501 Fourth Avenue SE for a business meeting. Afterward Mrs L S Hamilton spoke on Social Life and Customs and Mrs W W White discussed Chinese History and Culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crabb
Fourth Avenue SE
Chi Omega Eleusinian Dinner Held at Niesz Home
The Chi Omega sorority at Coe college hosted its fall Eleusinian dinner Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Gail Niesz on 1802 Fourth avenue SE. The meal was served buffet style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Coe College
Gail Niesz
Fourth Avenue SE
Odako Camp Fire elects new officers at guardian home
Members met at 1807 D street SW in the home of guardian Mrs. Jerry Macha cek and elected officers for the group. Loretta Snyder became president with Dolores Ulich as vice president, Jeanne Kozik as secretary, Dolores Ressa as treasurer, and Patty Roupe as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odako Camp
Jerry Machacek
D Street
Loretta Snyder
Dolores Ulich
Jeanne Kozik
Dolores Ressa
Patty Roupe
Watane Camp Fire Girls Make Garments for Guild
Members of the Watane Camp Fire group met Tuesday after school at St. Pauls Methodist church and began sewing. Each girl is making two garments for the Needlework Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watane
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Mrs Brown Hosts Bridge Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs G W Brown 3722 First Avenue NE hosted a dessert luncheon for her bridge club on Thursday. Members present included Mrs Robert Byrnes Mrs David M Eliderkin Mrs William O Gray Mrs Charlies A Hastings Mrs M Holbrook Morrison Jr Mrs H Eldon Olerich and Mrs Richard R Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
G. W. Brown
First Avenue NE
Robert Byrnes
David M. Eliderkin
William O. Gray
Charlies A. Hastings
M. Holbrook Morrison, Jr
H. Eldon Olerich
Richard R. Proctor
Marion visitor Katherine Ferguson stays two weeks with Yuill family
Miss Katherine Ferguson of Marion Illinois a former Cedar Rapids resident visits for two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs T B Yuill on Johnson avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ferguson
Marion, Ill
Cedar Rapids
T. B. Yuill
Johnson Avenue
Book Club Luncheon Hosts Review of No Retreat
Mrs. W. D. Barnhizer hosted 12 club members at luncheon on Thursday. Guest Mrs. Max Daehler reviewed No Retreat by Anna Rauschnigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Barnhizer
Second Avenue SE
Max Daehler
Anna Rauschnigg
Roosevelt high school class officers and members listed
Newly elected 12A president Bob Harger leads 12A with Orville Kolsto as vice president and Joy May as secretary treasurer. 12B officers are Nick Kent president, George Elliott vice president, Phyllis Chadima secretary treasurer. 11A head Orley McCune with Richard Dice vice president and Vivian Wilson secretary treasurer. 11B president Bill Fou shee, vice president Bob Dvorak, secretary treasurer Mamie Oberthien. 10A president Bill Cohen, vice president Anna Mae Manwiller, secretary treasurer Betty Watt. 10B president Ray Petrazelka, vice president Al Schamberger, secretary treasurer Phyllis Smith. List of class members follows names for each section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Harger
Roosevelt High School
Orville Kolsto
Joy May
Nick Kent
George Elliott
Phyllis Chadima
Orley McCune
Richard Dice
Vivian Wilson
Bill Foushee
Bob Dvorak
Mamie Oberthien
Treasuer
Bill Cohen
Anna Mae Manwiller
Betty Watt
Ray Petrazelka
al Schamberger
Phyllis Smith
Roberta Ts
Joseph Stolar
Elmer Hedin
Rena Kosters
Chester May
Ada Patterson
Nelle Martin
Margaret Danielson
Ellen Torstenson
William Owen
Anna Grissel
Jeanette Williams
Margaret Porter
Steven Pattee
Esther Chapin
Jessie Chambers
Arvillamae Chick
Theodore Anderson
Mary Paul
Litta Walker
Bernice Moffitt
Harold Myron
Miss Ardell Coy Hosts Molly Pitcher Chapter Meeting
Miss Ardell Coy entertained Molly Pitcher chapter of C A R at 314 Thirty second street NE with a potluck supper. Officers elected include Junior president Carol Jean Curran and recording secretary Sally Zuercher, among others. senior president is Dorothy Stoflet. Next meeting will be at Miss Zuercher's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardell Coy
Molly Pitcher
C.A.R
Carol Jean Curran
Sally Zuercher
Margaret Young
Patricia Carberry
Charlotte Trewin
Miss Coy
Marilyn Milner
Barbara Owens
Dorothy Stoflet
Miss Zuercher
Barbee Visit Ends in St. Louis Return
Mr and Mrs Earle E Barbee return to their home in St Louis after a week in the home of Mrs Barbee s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Richard F Bruch 1389 Elmhurst Drive NE They were accompanied to St Louis by Mr and Mrs Bruch for a short visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle E. Barbee
St. Louis
Dinner party at the Amanas hosts group from Cedar Rapids and Texas
Mrs. Jessie Harmon and Mrs. Josephine Biderman entertained at a Tuesday noon dinner at the Amanas. Guests included Mrs. Joe O. Louvar Mrs. Arthur Marak Mrs. J. Alfred Witousek Mrs. Marjorie Michalek Miss Ruth Ann Biderman of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. George White and Miss Mary Jane Ellington of Brownsville Texas. Mrs. Witousek hosted a buffet supper at Western House Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Harmon
Josephine Biderman
Amanas
Joe O. Louvar
Arthur Marak
J. Alfred Witousek
Marjorie Michalek
Ruth Ann Biderman
Cedar Rapids
George White
Mary Jane Ellington
Brownsville
Texas
Cedar Rapids visitors honor former resident in Kirkpatrick home
Mrs Mary Kirkpatrick Mrs Marie Douglas and Mrs Ada Glee hosted a courtesy for Mrs Howard Galeesite a former Cedar Rapids resident now in Fremont Nebraska visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids Twenty four guests attended in the Kirkpatrick home at 125 Eleventh street NE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kirkpatrick
Marie Douglas
Ada Gleeson
Howard Galeesite
Cedar Rapids
Fremont, Neb
Kirkpatrick
Eleventh Street
Local Names Listed in Obituary Notice
The fragment lists Patty Holsinger Marylyn Jones Donna Wray Jones Evelyn Jean Smith Marlene Edna Hansford and Lillian in a memorial context, indicating a group of women named in a local obituary or remembrance column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Holsinger
Marylyn Jones
Donna Wray Jones
Evelyn Jean Smith
Marlene Oo
Edna Mae Hansford
Lillian
Triton club installs new officers at January meeting
At the regular monthly dinner meeting of the Triton club held Tuesday evening in the YMCA the following officers for the coming year were installed Bernard Weaver president Paul Akin vice president Delbert Wood secretary Kenneth Gross treasurer. After a short business meeting pictures of the Coral Sea and Midway battles were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triton Club
Y.M.C.A
Bernard Weaver
Paul Akin
Delbert Wood
Kenneth Gross
Coral Sea
Midway
Legion Auxiliary Delegates Chosen For Second District Meet
Delegates and alternates to attend the second district conference at Clinton on Oct 20 were selected at a Tuesday meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in the Memorial building. Reports covered toy shop, Records for Service Men drive, and widespread Testament distributions to service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
American Legion
Memorial Building
George E. Thompson
Harold E. Travis
Thompson
Louis Schirm
James P. Winn
F. C. Parrish
Frank Nalley
Walter A. Kansky
J. Howard Walsh
A. G. Schwandt
Charles Wadden
Chi Omega Pledges Host Circus Tea at Sorority Rooms
The Chi Omega pledges hosted a circus tea for the sororities at college Thursday afternoon. Patronesses Miss Lulu Averill and Mrs. Frank M. Hallenbeck presided at the tea table. Virginia Bowles organized the arrangements as social chairman. officers listed include President Nancy, Vice-President Patricia Jacobson, Secretary Betty Buckman, Treasurer Betty Hallberg, and Social Chairman Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Lulu Averill
Frank M. Hallenbeck
Virginia Bowles
Fue
Nancy
Patricia Jacobson
Betty Buckman
Betty Hallberg
Miss Bowles
Mrs. R. E. Elliott Feted at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Robert Elliott formerly Miss Jean Weis was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Kay Gillick and Mrs. Dean Reifenstahl at 1219 Third Avenue SW. Guests included Ruth Henry Harley Bruns Alberta H Mary Jayne Ross Phyllis Raftery Martha Elliott Caroline Savage with games and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elliott
Jean Weis
Kay Gillick
Dean C. Reifenstahl
Reifenstahl
Third Avenue
Ruth Henry
Harley Bruns
Alberta H
Mary Jayne Ross
Phyllis Raftery
Martha Elliott
Caroline Savage
Rogers Family Visits O G Smiths In Carbondale
Lieut and Mrs R H Rogers and their daughter Jannie of Carbondale Illinois are visiting this week with Mrs Rogers parents Mr and Mrs O G Smith at 1560 Fifth avenue SE They are also guests of Mrs Rogers sisters Mrs Fred Hull and Mrs John L Stamy Lieut Rogers is stationed at the Illinois Ordnance plant in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rogers
Jannie
Carbondale
Ill
Rogers
O. G. Smith
Fifth Avenue SE
Fred Hull
John L. Stamy
Illinois Ordnance Plant
Junior Hi Y Ettе Club Elects Officers At Franklin High
YWCA reports Joan Mohn elected president of the Junior Hi Y Ette club for 9B and 9A girls at Franklin High. Officers include Bonnie Faun as VP and program chair, Mary Ann Pauly secretary, Joan Gray treasurer, Ruth Ann Stucker council rep. Meetings set for 2nd and 4th Mondays in Martha Washington room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mohn
Willis M. Mohn
Bever Avenue SE
Bonnie Faun
Mary Ann Pauly
Joan Gray
Ruth Ann Stucker
Carolyn Havard
Jeannine Williams
Martha Washington
Franklin High School
Twentieth Street
Red Cross First Aid and home nursing classes open to girls
Registrations extended for the high school girls Red Cross First Aid course at the YWCA. A class of 20 is sought with theory and practical work led by Mrs. John Dvorak. An organizational meeting for a home nursing course will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the YWCA, with Mrs. R. K. Stoddard presiding and Edith Parsons explaining the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Service For Freedom
Ohn Dvorak
Y.W.C.A
R. K. Stoddard
Red Cross Home Nursing Committee
Edith Parsons
Home Nursing Committee
Harold Miner
American Red Cross
Girl Reserve “Service For Freedom
Hayrack Party and Wiener Roast at Wilson and Company
Twenty four girls from the Tender Made department held a hayrack party and wiener roast on Monday. Accordion music was led by Miss Mary Lou Stobba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson and Company
Mary Lou Stobba
William Danner to Speak to Missionary Union
The city Missionary Union will hold a special meeting Friday at 2 30 p m in the Y W C A auditorium William Danner in charge of the leper work in this area will speak All members of the Missionary Union and all pastors of the city are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Missionary Union
William Danner
Missionary Union
Two Local Women Set Off for Los Angeles Employment
Miss Ruth Garber and Miss Lenore Pesek depart Wednesday from 819 Daniels Street NE and 2956 Oakland Road NE to take jobs in Los Angeles California. They plan to visit friends in Texas and New Mexico during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Garber
Earl Garber
Daniels Street
Lenore Pesek
Phil Rout
Oakland Road
Los Angeles
Calif
Texas
New Mexico
Woman's Club Debuts Current Events Dept Meeting
The first meeting of the current events department of the Woman's Club was held Wednesday in the clubhouse. A picnic luncheon was served with officers as hostesses. Mrs. J. C. Ramsey chaired. Miss Emma Elliott introduced the year’s theme America Today and Tomorrow and the song O Beautiful For Spacious Skies. Mrs. R. Lubbock spoke on a magazine industrial condition in George Yuill, Lesservenue Today. Mrs. A. H. Mott reported current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. C. Ramsey
Emma Elliott
America
R. Lubbock
George Yuill
A. H. Mott
Also Mentioned on This Page
By d’Alessio
Miss Coler
Mr. Nicholson
Edward Clements
George P Starr
Mrs. Worth S. Averill
Michigan
Miss Hungerford
Lasswell
Miriam Hungerford
Rollo Pickfords
Niesz
Odako Camp Fire Group
Watane Camp Fire Group
Mrs. Brown
T. B. Yuills
MRS
R. F. Bruchs
Mrs. Galbraith
Montrose
Java Room
Legion Auxiliary
Memorial
Martin
Earl Simmons
Travis
A. E. Schoendelen
Hanford
R. Dwayne Minor
Rex Heflin
R. J. Minor
H. N. Steele
E. J. Ferriter
Wilbur Eicher
Wayland
Nalley
Oscar Fais
R. E. Elliott
O. G. Smiths
Y.wca
Franklin Junior Hi-Y-Ette Club
Wilson Hi-Y-Ettes
Mexico
Wilson Hi-Y-Ette
Hi-Y-Ettes
Liebke & Taylor Co
Matta
A. W. Peterson CO
Dial
Second Ave
First St
Woman's Club Departments
Pillsbury's
Pillsbury’s Best
Mr Meat
Ry Topping
Pillsbury's Best
Knowles
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