Miss Baker Weds Earl Harford in Candlelit Ceremony
Miss Mary Annette Baker married Earl B. Harford at Westminster Presbyterian Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Andrew E. Kurth. Attendants included Ruth Baker and Robert D. Buzzard with ushers Cal Ewald and Richard Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Annette Baker
Earl B. Harford
Andrew E. Kurth
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Thomas C. Baker
D Avenue
Mr.Harford
Katherine L. Harford
Bluffton
Ind
Ruth Baker
Robert D. Buzzard
Jefferson
Cal Ewald
Chicago
Richard Bennett
Baker
Sororities at Coe Announce Fall Pledges
Coe college sororities reveal pledges for the fall rushing season after Thursday ceremonies. Names span Delta Delta Delta Kappa Delta Chi Omega Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Gamma Delta with pledges including Bess Bales Pat Barrett Marilyn Thoman and others across Cedar Rapids Chicago Davenport and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta
Bess Bales
Pat Barrett
Marilyn Thoman
Mary Ella Wolverton
Cedar Rapids
Nancy Lee Adair
Indianapolis
Marion Hall
Sibiey
Phyllis Hameister
Peggy Jean Hines
Elgin
Kappa Delta
Jean Hartman
Lida Lee Mulvaney
Joan Worcester
Jane Hughes
Chicago
Sally Ehlers
Ogden
Louise Johnston
Davenport
Marilyn Miller
Sycamore
Northwood
Donna Deen
Algona
Inez Mentink
Lola Dodder
Letts
Fern Goeppinger
South Pasadena
Calif
Vanita Ward
Arlington
Joanne Sorden
Webster
Gamma chapter rush opens with Y M C A party
The Omega Sigma Alpha Gamma chapter began fall rushing with a party Tuesday evening in the Keen Teen club room at the Y M C A. Thirteen rushees attended. A model meeting is planned for Tuesday at 8 p m at the Y W C A. Rushing is led by the vice president with help from Miss Bettie Willson and the social committee including Miss Donna Seaton, Miss Margie Roberts, and Miss Ermal Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Keen Teen Club
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Rushing
Bettie Willson
Donna Seaton
Margie Roberts
Ermal Evans
King's Daughters Circle Hosts Salad Luncheon
Mrs. W. H. Flickinger hosted the Ethel Evans circle at a salad luncheon. Mrs. Hoyt Thomas led devotions. Final plans were set for a Sunshine Mission rummage sale on October 21. The circle voted to donate a hospital magazine subscription and Mrs. Flickinger reported on the 49th annual convention in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Flickinger
K Avenue NE
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
Hoyt Thomas
Sunshine Mission
Oakdale
Flickinger
V. B. Lagle
Des Moines
F. J Schueler
Finalist in Teentimer Dress Design Contest
Miss Charlene Novotny, 42 Twelfth Street SE, is named one of fifty national finalists in the Teentimer Design and Name It contest. She chose "Date Bait" for her dress and Craemer's awards the dress as her prize. More than 120,000 entries were submitted locally sponsored by Craemer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Novotny
Twelfth Street SE
Elsie Ritter
Craemers Department Store
Novotny
Craemer's
Forsythes Mark 50th Anniversary With Open House
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Forsythe of Cedar Rapids celebrate their golden wedding with an open house at 1416 Sixth avenue SE hosted by friends and relatives. Guests include I. J. Nosley and daughter Martha, Frank R. Burke, O. J. Nosley, Mary Newland, Blanch Horner and local hosts. The couple married October 14, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Forsythe
Sixth Avenue SE
John H. Frick
Dwight Turner
F. Y. Thompson
Carl Kassler
Marion
R. B. Moore
Clinton
New Okihi Camp Fire Elects Officers
New officers for the Okihi Camp Fire group are Joan Hayes as president Louise Ahlgren as vice president and scribe Lois Byers as secretary and Joan Lala as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okihi Camp
Joan Hayes
Louise Ahlgren
Lois Byers
Joan Lala
Sewing Club Hosts Mrs Chandler at Highland Drive
Mrs. Philip T. Chandler hosted the sewing club at her home on Highland Drive Northwest Thursday evening welcoming members to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Club
Philip T. Chandler
Highland Drive
Sherman B Watsons Entertain At Dinner
Dr and Mrs Sherman B Watson 2107 Greenwood Dr SE hosted a dinner Thursday. Guests included Dr and Mrs Sherman B Watson Jr and their son John of Wayland Miss Dorothy Watson of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs M A Good of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman B. Watson
Greenwood Drive
Sherman B. Watson, Jr
John
Wayland
Dorothy Watson
Los Angeles
M. A. Good
San Antonio
Mt Mercy Linguistic Club Elects New Officers
Miss Patricia Bohan of Minneapolis is elected president of the Mt. Mercy Linguistic Coterie for the new school year. Other officers include Lorraine Miersen vice president Carol Mottet secretary and Muriel Reichert treasurer. Members study Spanish and French and Sister Mary Perpetua is faculty sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Bohan
Patrick Bohan
Minneapolis
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Lorraine Miersen
Marion
Carol Mottet
Muriel Reichert
Sister Mary Perpetua
New Bedding Projects You Can Pattern At Home
Learn to sew a bedspread and matching dressing-table skirt with Instructions 936. Laura Wheeler offers a simplified pattern using charts photos and concise directions. Send 20 cents with pattern number and your name and address to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft department 549 West Randolph Street Chicago Illinois 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Department
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Ill
Couple Leaves on Honeymoon After Local Nuptials
The bride wore a black gabardine suit with black and white accessories while traveling on their honeymoon. Mrs Harford, a Franklin High School graduate, attended Iowa State Teacher's College and the University of Iowa and works in a local law office. Mr Ord, a Bluffton P A Allen High School graduate, attended Cornell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford
Franklin High School
Iowa State Teacher's College
University of Iowa
Ord
P. A. Allen High School
Bluffton
Cornell Cola Ee
Fruit gifts brighten Home for Aged Women reception
Sixty two gifts were received Thursday at the Home for Aged Women on Twelfth Street NW. The fruits and jellies included home canned produce, cases of peaches and corn, syrup and fresh vegetables plus money donations. Tea was served with Mrs. Walter M. Krebs pouring. Board members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Twelfth Street NW
Walter M. Krebs
Mrs Peschau Hosts Bridge Club Friday
Mrs. W. E. Peschau of 360 Park Terrace SE entertained her bridge club at a Friday luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country club. Guests included Mrs. Harold N. Graves of Inde alien Ohio and Mrs. Edward Sickel of Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peschau
Park Terrace SE
Bridge Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Harold N. Graves
Indealien Ohio
Edward Sickel
Lincoln
Neb
Mrs F H Harwood Returns to Detroit
Mrs F H Harwood of Detroit leaves her sister Mrs Merton Seely's home at 1903 Second Avenue SE after a visit. She will spend a few days in Chicago en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Harwood
Detroit
Merton Seely
Second Avenue SE
Chicago
The Poet of the People Edgar A Guest Poem
A reflective poem laments a home left in disarray after a loss or absence. A speaker notes abandoned routines and forgotten chores as rain seeps in, papers lie about, and the clock remains unwound, signaling neglect and absence of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Secretaries To Hold Convention In Lincoln Area
Miss Clara Krueger of Lincoln Nebraska vice president of the north western district of the National Secretaries association will be the honored guest at the state district convention to be held here Saturday and Sunday Headquarters are the Roosevelt hotel Special Agent K J Bridenstine of the Omaha FBI office will present highlights Delegates will attend from Mason City Des Moines Davenport Clinton Ottumwa Waterloo and Cedar Rapids Miss Jane Lund will head registration at 1 30 p m Saturday A banquet is set for 6 30 p m with Miss Blanche Senneff as chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Krueger
Lincoln
Neb
National Secretaries Association
Roosevelt Hotel
K. J. Bridenstine
Omaha
Very Nation chicken prep in Iowa home cooking
A column details Southern fried and browned chicken styles common in Iowa. It lists two 2 pound chickens and ingredients including butter onion sherry tomato juice and seasonings. The method browns, bakes uncovered at 400 degrees F, and suggests turning the meat halfway through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
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Miss Baker
Earl Harford
Coe
Ethel Evans Circle
Lei
Forsythes
MR. and
Mrs. Forsythe
Sherman B. Watsons
Linguistic Club
Mt. Mercy
Mt. Mercy College Women’s Club
Mt. Mercy Academy
Mt. Mercy Auditorium
Mary Ruth
Angeline Wilcox
Harmony
First Street
Chicken Marengo
By Naomi Doebel
WMT
Baldridge Commercial and Camera Shop
Third Street
Airiray
Feders
Tex
Second Street
DIAL
Krebs
Third Avenue
Chase
Hien Crest
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