Helen Loufek and Harold Pernicka Wed at St. Patrick's
Miss Helen Kathryn Loufek and Harold R. Pernicka were married Thursday at 9 a.m. in St. Patrick's church by Rev. Donald G. Peters. The couple plans a weeklong southern honeymoon before settling at 1019 Eleventh Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kathryn*Loufek
Harold R. Pernicka
St. Patrick's Church
Donald G. Peters
Joseph G. Loufek
H Avenne NW
Pernicka
Peter Pernicka
Thirtieth Street Drive
Joan Steinbeck
Margaret Oujiri
Helen Mitchell
George W Smith
Miss Mitchell
Mrs. Smith
Eleventh Street
The
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Barnard and ‘Leas Manufacturing Company
Miss Nora Lydon Leaves New Lenox Visit in Illinois
Miss Nora Lydon of New Lenox left today after a week's visit at the G. J. Joyce home located at 714 Seventh Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Lydon
Illinois
New Lenox
G. J. Joyce
Seventh Street
Miss Grace Gary Weds I J Williams at Little Brown Church
Miss Grace Gary became the bride of I J Williams of Muscatine at The Little Brown church near Nashua on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Williams is the daughter of Mrs George E Gary of Toledo and works in Collins Radio Company’s accounting department. Williams farms in Muscatine county and the couple will spend December in California after a wedding trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gary
I. J. Williams
Muscatine
Little Brown
Nashua
Williams
George E. Gary
Toledo
Collins Radio Company
Muscatine County
Chicago
California
Courtesies Extended To LaPlant Houseguest
Miss Mary E Haight of Cherokee visiting Mrs. E D LaPlant at 2118 Blake Blvd SE received numerous courtesy events. Forty guests attended Wednesday afternoon tea, Miss Laura Thompson hosted luncheon, and Misses Sadie B Warner and Marie Kugler hosted a dinner at 511 Memorial Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Haight
Cherokee
E. d. LaPlant
Blake Boulevard
LaPlant
Laura Thompson
First Avenue NE
Haight
Killian
Sadie B Warner
Marie Kugler
Memorial Drive
Healeys Attend Illinois Purdue Game Weekend
Mrs George B Healey of 1827 First Avenue SE and her daughter Cracker left Friday for Chicago to join Mr Healey before traveling to Champaign Illinois for the Illinois Purdue game. Their son Ted is enrolled at the University of Illinois Champaign campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Healey
First Avenue SE
Cracker
Chicago
Healey
Champaign
Healeys
Ted
University of Illinois At
Mrs W V McClung Hosts Friday Board Club Luncheon
Mrs W V McClung of 2645 Bever avenue SE hosted members of the Friday board club at a luncheon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. McClung
Bever Avenue
Friday Board Club
Mrs Baldwin Presents Piano Pupil Recital
Mrs Lester Baldwin of 820 Seventeenth Street SE presents a Saturday recital at 1 p.m. featuring pupils Susan Caldwell Sandra Heuer JoEllyn Mary Allen Mary John McConkie Patty Prewitt Dean Paxson Ellen Ware Nancy Nichols Sandra Paxson and Ann Patricia Sedlacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Baldwin
Seventeenth Street SE
Susan Caldwell
Sandra Heuer
JoEllyn Mary
Allen Mary
John McConkie
Patty Prewitt
Dean Paxson
Ellen Ware
Nancy Nichols
Sandra Paxson
Ann Patricia Sedlacek
Postponed D.A.R. Tea Honors Ashley Chapter Regents
The tea planned for Sunday to honor the past regents of Ashley chapter D.A.R. has been postponed to November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Ashley Chapter
Cosmos assistant editor attends national press convention
Miss Martha Lippert assistant editor of The Cosmos Coe college weekly newspaper attends the national convention of the Association Collegiate Press in Columbus Ohio. She will return to Cedar Rapids Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lippert
Cosmos
Coe College
The
Association Collegiate Press
Columbus
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Miss Chapman Hosts King’s Daughters Dessert Lunch
Miss Leonora Chapman hosted the Margaret Bottome circle of the King’s Daughters at a dessert luncheon on Thursday at 1860 First avenue NE. Convention reports were shared and the group voted to donate to the Coe College scholarship fund. Guests included Mrs. E Kerriman of Chicago and Mrs. Peter McCracken. Mrs. Larry Condon will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Chapman
First Avenue NE
Margaret Bottome
Circle of the King’s Daughters
Coe College Scholarship Fund
E. Kerriman
Chicago
Peter McCracken
Larry Condon
Mrs Allen Hosts Mrs Free at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs Alvin W Allen entertained at a lunch at Cedar Rapids Country Club honoring Mrs James Free of Texarkana Texas. Mrs Free visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Lewis Robbins 556 Vernon Dr SE. Places were laid for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin W. Allen
First Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids Country Club
James Free
Texarkana
Texas
Free
Lewis. Robbins
Vernon Drive
Cedar Rapids Guest List Includes Topeka Visitor
Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Linge host Mrs. A. L. Scott of Topeka Kansas as a guest at 4400 First Avenue NE. Mrs. Scott arrived a week ago and will stay in Cedar Rapids for two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl K. Linge
First Avenue
Linge
A. L. Scott
Topeka
Kan
Scott
Cedar Rapids
20-40 Club News By Peggy Williams
Peggy Williams reports club happenings at the YWCA including Halloween events on Oct 30 and a Harvest Dance set for Nov 20 with Al Spetrino and his orchestra. Members are urged to audition talent for future Saturday nights and note Lee Wigger’s return to Iowa from Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Spetrino
Moyers Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
In celebration of their twenty fifth anniversary, Mr and Mrs W Howard Moyers of 1600 Washington Ave SE will host an open house this Sunday. No invitations were issued and all friends are invited. Receiving hours are 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs Charles E Earhart will tea. Hosts include several named couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howard Moyer
Washington Avenue SE
Charles E. Earhart
James E. Greenway
Lewis M. Rich
Walter S Denny
Lee Summy
William F. Seaton
Wardrobe patterns offered for Jr. Miss sizes
By Anne Adams pattern 4510 offers a stole vest back interest skirt and blouse in one simple pattern. sizes 11 13 15 17. Size 13 vest and skirt use 235 yards of 54 inch fabric blouse 138 yards. Send 25 cents to Pattern Dept Cedar Rapids Gazette Chicago Illinois, print name address size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Past Presidents Meet
The Past Presidents Association of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club met at Mrs. Ben Ogden's home. Mrs. J. P. Mills and Mrs. Charles Roberts spoke on platforms and backgrounds of party candidates in the coming election. Tea and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidents Association of the
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Ben Ogden
Fourth Avenue SE
J. P. Mills
Charles Roberts
Daughters Circle Meets at F A Burchard Home
Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. F A Burchard's home at Vernon Road SE with Mrs J E Greenway assisting. Reports on the state convention were given by Mrs William Hughes and Mrs Gertrude Bain. Five dollars was donated to the Community Chest. President Mrs Greenway urged attendance at the quilt display October 29 at the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company, sponsored by Queen Esther circle. Next meeting November 4 will be at Mrs L K Cornell's home on Meadowbrook Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King’s ‘Daughters
F. A. Burchard
Vernon Road
J. E. Greenway
William Hughes
Gertrude Bain
Community Chest
Greenway
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Queen Esther
Paderewski Piano Club to Meet Sunday
Paderewski Piano Club schedules junior division at 2 pm and high school group at 3 30 pm Sunday at Mrs. Carl Manz 1954 B avenue NE. Officers to be elected in both groups. New high school members Donald Rhyder Alice Sisco and Yvonne Kruse to be introduced. Program of piano music planned. Also a cooking tip on making buttered crumbs for casseroles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski Piano Club
Carl Manz
B Avenue NE
Donald Rhyder
Alice Sisco
Yvonne Kruse
Designing Woman: Self-righting lamps for children’s rooms
A parent creates a pint-size self-righting floor lamp to prevent accidents around toddlers. The durable metal base, scuff resisting enamel, and parchment shade with storybook designs fit desks and chairs, serving as a safe gift idea for Christmas.
Average Childs Diet Is Junk Laden Says Medic
Palm Springs report cites nutrition counselor Dr. Michael J. Walsh linking the typical American child’s diet to excess junk food that crowds out proteins for growth. He criticizes rewarding good behavior with candy and argues for harsher dental care standards rather than hollow praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Michael J. Walsh
Beverly Hills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen, Loufek
H.R. Pernicka
Gary-Williams
George Healeys
Mrs. McClung
Allen
Mrs. A. L. Scott
Peggy Williams
Susie
YWCA
Bernhardt
Maxine West
Lee Wigger
Oregon
Lee
Iowa
W. H. Moyers
Ves
ASSN
JC. R. Woman’s Club
Designing Woman
Elizabeth Hillyer
Mello “D” Mik
Freddie R. Melichar
Fred L. Melichar
42Nd St. NE
Sparkle
Lever Brothers Company
China
Mitvalsky
Midwest
Second St. SE
Cedar Rapids Music & Jewelr
Wakmann
CAT
Namw
Inc
Fed
Second Avenue
McNamara
Homemakers House
First Avenue E
Smulekoff
Stang
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