Slocum Snider Nuptials Held At Home Ceremony
Mr and Mrs E Clyde Slocum announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Jane to William E Snider son of Mrs Hulda Snider the ceremony was at 8 o clock Monday at the Slocum home performed by Rev W Greer McCrory Attendants were Mr and Mrs Don K Chapman after a brief trip the couple will reside at 1006 Tenth Street SE Snider is a member of the Herbie Westrom dance band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Clyde Slocum
Third Street
Betty Jane
William E. Snider
Hulda Snider
Avenue NW
Slocum
W. Greer McCrory
Don K. Chapman
McCrory
Dale K. Slocum
Merle W. Wood
Irvin Buresh
Betty Snider
Dorothy Snider
Roy Buck
Joanne Loni Slocum
Kay Byron Slocum
Dale Paul Slocum
Mr. Snider
Herbie Westrom
Tenth Street
Hobby Shop Opens for Girl Reserves at YWCA
The YWCA announces a hobby shop for all Girl Reserves in the city. The first meeting is Saturday at 9 30 a m at the association building. Miss Flavis Richards, Cornell art student, will conduct a six week course on crafts for Christmas gifts including greeting cards block printing stationery clay leather items and jewelry. The class is free beyond material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Association
Flavis Richards
Cornell
Wapsie-Y
Mrs Sonka Honored At Surprise Birthday Picnic
Mrs. John Sonka was celebrated Sunday by her children and grandchildren at a surprise picnic dinner near Cedar Rapids for her sixty third birthday. The gathering featured a yellow and green birthday cake as the centerpiece. Attendees included John Sonka, the Klouda family, Vernon and Donald Sonka, the Wislsel family, Codfrey Sonka, Leo Sonka and Leo Jr, the Rohlena family, Lucille Sonka, Jerome Sonka, Marcella Pickart, and Edmund Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sonka
Cedar Rapids
Matthew Klouda
Mary Frances
Vernon
Donald
Frank Wislsel
Lester
Eugene
Codfrey Sonka
Shirley
Ruth Mae
Leo Son
Yorkita Camp Fire Plans Weekend Camp Huaga Visit
The Yokita Camp Fire group met after school at St Pauls church to plan a weekend at Camp Huaga. Guardian Mrs O E Long and assistants Irene Christie and Arline Jayne will accompany the group. New officers are Phyllis Potter president and Joanne Greene vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokita
St. Paul’s Church
Camp Huaga
O. E. Long
Irene Christie
Arline Jayne
Phyllis Potter
Joanne Greene
Needlework Guild Adds New Members and Garments
President Mary Helen Armstrong serves as president with secretary Martha Jennison treasurer Charlene Smothers and scribe Betty Lou Lynn a new member Lois Jeanne Long serves as junior assistant guardian. Members sew for the Needlework Guild each girl makes two infant clothing articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Armstrong
Martha Jennison
Charlene Smothers
Betty Lou Lynn
Lois Jeanne Long
Wildman family heads to Philadelphia to start new home
Dick Wildman a student at Iowa State College spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Gladys Wildman They plan to move to Philadelphia this week where they will make their home with Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Wildman
Iowa State College
Gladys Wildman
Homemakers Class Honored by Delzells at Anniversary Party
Fifty eight members of the Happy Homemakers class of Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday school were entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Delzell, 1700 Grande avenue SE. Delzell has taught the class since its organization seven years ago, and Tuesday’s event marked the fifth anniversary of a house warming party for the Delzells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Homemakers
Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Earl B. Delzell
Grande Avenue SE
Delzell
Delzells
Howard Martin
Refreshment Service Acknowledged in Local Event
Acknowledgment given to Mesdames Walter Denny Edward Eaton Mack Bicket and Pearl Conard for assisting in the serving of refreshments at the community gathering. Their contribution supported the event’s hospitality and attendee comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Denny
Edward Eaton
Mack Bicket
Pearl Conard
Camp Fire Group Elects Officers at Polk School Meeting
Fourteen members met at guardian Mrs. A. I. Mason's home for a business session. Officers elected were President Jerry McKeely, Vice-President Helen Nicholls, Secretary-Treasurer Janice Clark, and Scribe Ruth Shean. Plans include a hob o party at Polk School at 7 30 Monday and selling Christmas cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Chinka
A. I. Mason
Jerry McKeely
Helen Nicholls
Janice Clark
Ruth Shean
Polk School
Margaret Bottome circle meets for lunch at Seventh Avenue home
Margaret Bottome circle of the King's Daughters gathered for a Wednesday noon meal at Mrs. A. E. Tappen's residence, 1817 Seventh Avenue SE. Mrs. J. W. Carberry led devotions while Mrs. Walter Kahler and Mrs. Leonard Koch presented convention reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
King’s Daughters
A. E. Tappen
Seventh Avenue SE
J. W. Carberry
Walter Kahler
Leonard Koch
Service Club Plans Masked Halloween Meeting Tonight
The Service club of the Community House will meet at 7 30 tonight for a business session followed by a Halloween party. Members are asked to attend in masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Jewish Young People’s League to Lead Friday Service
The Jewish Young People’s League will conduct services Friday at 8 p.m. in Beth Jacob synagogue, inviting members and community to attend a youth led worship event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Young People’s League
Beth Jacob
Areme Circle Adds Three Hostesses for Friday Meeting
Additional hostesses for Areme circle Friday afternoon at Mrs. E. H. Farrow home include Mesdames E. M. Horak Edwin Hruska and Clarence Beatty confirming a social gathering with these local figures participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Circle
E. H. Farrow
E. M. Horak
Edwin Hruska
Clarence Beatty
Honor Elenora Erger at Wednesday miscellaneous shower
Mrs. Lee Swanson and Miss Frances Erger hosted a shower at the Swanson home honoring sister Elenora Erger who will wed C. Vernon Samuels on Monday. Cards and Chinese checkers provided entertainment with several prize winners listed among guests from Davenport and Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Swanson
Frances Erger
Swanson
Tenth Street NW
Elenora Erger
C. Vernon Samuels
Laura Bostrom
Lena Dinger
Anne Hockaday
Louis Kulish
Mary Kulish
Thelma Bo
Springfield couple attends Carleton Goodwin funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lee of Springfield Missouri spent the weekend here to attend the funeral of Carleton Goodwin. The gathering reflected local ties and the community paying respects to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lee
Springfield, Mo
Carleton Goodwin
Community House Sets Friday Work Meeting
A work meeting for Community House is scheduled for Friday at 1 30 p m. Residents and staff will discuss upcoming programs and volunteer opportunities.
Hi Yette skating party by city clubs
An all city Hi Yette clubs roller skating party is planned for Saturday from 10 30 to 12 p m at the Shrine temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Temple
Sulitanni Camp Fire Meeting After School
The Sulitanni Camp Fire group met Tuesday after school at DeLoris Harley's home for a council fire with all members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulitanni
DeLoris Harley
Beads Awarded At Montrose Club Meeting
Patty Fortune and Helen Smith received beads during a club gathering. Members planned to meet next at the Montrose hotel with Mrs. Homer C. Maxwell for a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Fortune
Helen Smith
Montrose Hotel
Homer C. Maxwell
Hayrack Party Hosts Halloween Gathering
Miss Opal Franks and Miss Anna Mae Chalders hosted a hayrack ride Wednesday evening followed by a Halloween party at Franks home on Ellis boulevard NW. Prizes went to Marvin Stoner and Varena Elmore. guests included Josephine Smith, Carolyn Hodgdon, Virginia Adams, Kathleen Adams, Lucille Arnold, Maxine Humphreys, Elaine Elmore, Joyce Kohl, Verona Harrington, Oral Maring, Orville Elmore, Rudy Gruebush, Earl Douglas, Dean Stoner, Henry Kohl and Keith Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Franks
Anna Mae Chalders
Miss Franks
Ellis Boulevard
Marvin Stoner
Varena Elmore
Josephine Smith
Carolyn Hodgdon
Virginia
Kathleen Adams
Lucille Arnold
Maxine Humphreys
Maxine Sleight
Elaine Elmore
Joyce Kohl
Verona Harrington
Oral Maring
Orville Elmore
Rudy Gruebush
Earl Douglas
Dean Stoner
Henry Kohl
Keith Harrington
Mrs Busler Returns From Three Week Flint Visit
Mrs. M. J. Busler of 349 Nineteenth Street SE returns home after a three week stay in Flint Michigan with daughter Mrs H A Schimberg and her husband Mr Schimberg. Their son Michael John born October 7 is the first boy in three generations in the Busler family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Busler
Nineteenth Street
Flint, Mich
H. A. Schimberg
Schimberg
Michael John
Busler
Pivoteers Entertained by Zemlicka and Berdecny at Home
Miss Martha Zemlicka and Miss Viasta Berdecny hosted the Z C B I drill team Pivoteers on a Wednesday evening at 831 Fifteenth Street SE. Moving pictures from Mrs. Frank Melsha and Miss Lillian Samek showcased their summer trip to California and Canada. Prizes in games went to Miss Bea Fieseler Miss Erma Hradecky and Mrs. Jerry Drahovzal with many others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Zemlicka
Viasta Berdecny
Zemlicka
Fifteenth Street
Frank Melsha
Lillian Samek
California
Canada
Bea Fieseler
Erma Hradecky
Jerry Drahovzal
Marian Kralik
Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 788 Attend Clinton Meeting
Members and their spouses from VFW post No. 788 and its auxiliary joined a second district meeting in Clinton on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Shaner, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vohaska, Mr. and Mrs. John Shuell, and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Erick-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
Auxiliary
Clinton
W. F. Shaner
Emil Vohaska
John Shuell
Emil Erick
Local Social Roundup Names Attendees at Event
The notice lists guests including Mr. and Mrs. Florian Francik, Mr. and Mrs. William White, Miss Zelina Wiese, Miss Bernadeen White and Frank Vlasek among others at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florian Francik
William White
Zelina Wiese
Bernadeen White
Frank Vlasek
Sorority Guests Attend Meeting at Y W C A
Delta Theta Chi members visited Pi Omicron at the Y W C A for an evening program. Local attorney B L Wick spoke about his trip to Europe. Afterward both sororities conducted business meetings. Pi Omicron announced Alta Duncan as trustee of the central west district spanning ten states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Pi Omicron
B. L. Wick
Europe
Alta Duncan
Central West District
Nettopew Camp Fire Meeting at Van Buren School
Members of the Nettopew Camp Fire group gathered in the Van Buren school club rooms for a brief business session followed by handicraft instruction led by guardian Mrs. P. H. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Guardian
P. H. Brown
Marmola Tablets Ad Promises Slimming Aid
An old advertisement urges fat persons to slim down by taking Marmola Tablets daily with sensible eating. It notes Marmola has sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed and cautions the product is not a cure-all and requires medical consultation. The formula is included in each package.
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Betty Jane Slocum
William Snider
Mrs. Sonka
Yorkita Camp
Liebke & Taylor
Lynys
Taylor
Second Avenue, SE
Flapper
By Sylvia
Mrs. Smith
Philadelphia
A Lynt
LTK
Oxfords
Bert V. Teeters
Mne
Tya
Nina Chinka Camp Fire
Areme
Honor Elenora Erger
Sam Lees
Sulitanni Camp
Hayrack Party
Mrs. Busler
Richards
Richards Pharmacy
Vv. F. W. Meeting
Ted “Hatter
DIAL
Roper
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Marion
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