Iowa State Fair Draws Cedar Rapids Artists and Locals
Large numbers from Cedar Rapids attend the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines for Artists day and a Stone City Art colony reunion. Grant Wood Marvin Cone and others travel to the fair with Carl Flick Amana. Miss Florence Sprague invites visitors to her studio for a reunion dinner with over fifty colony members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Harrison E Spang Jer
Second Avenue SE
Frank C. Byers
Ganson
Nineteenth Street
Weaver Witwer
Sue Witwer Luberger
Robert Walker
Raymond H. Rutherford
Deane L. Adams
Grant Wood
Marvin Cone
Carl Flick
Amana
Stone City
Bertha Sargent
Junior Arts Association
Conger Metcalf
Malcolm Metcalf
Sturges Ely
Harold Allison
Arnold Pyle
Adrian Dornbush
Howard Johnson
Robert Nunn
Grace Boston
Florence Sprague
Young social luncheon hosted by Hunting sisters at Cedar Rapids club
Thirty four members of the younger set attended a luncheon hosted by Misses Marion and Eleanor Hunting at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on First Avenue South. Guest of honor Miss Jean Luberger of Cincinnati will soon move to Davenport to enter St Katharine's School. She has spent the summer with her grandparents Mr and Mrs E E Pinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Eleanor Hunting
First Avenues
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Jean Luberger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Davenport
St. Katharie’s School
E. E. Pinney
Visitors at the Wicke Home Include Barrett and Keleher
Miss Loretta Barrett of Forest City and W C Keleher of Albuquerque are guests this week at the J A Wicke home at 1805 Blake boulevard SE. Mrs L A O Neill and Miss Loretta O Neill of Los Angeles plan to leave early next week after a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Wicke
Blake Boulevard
Loretta Barrett
Forest City
W. C. Keleher
Albuquerque
N. M
Wicke
Mrs. Wicke
L. A. O'Neill
Miss Loretta O'Neill
Los Angeles
Beta Delphian resumes fall study meeting at Montrose
Beta Delphian society will resume its study program at the Hotel Montrose Thursday evening at 730 pm. Germany's Eighteenth Century Music is the first subject with Ruth Cotter reading. Discussion leaders include Mrs Irving S Padley Mrs Ada Golden Moore Miss Jettie Belland and Miss Laula Meyer. Miss Mae McMullan is in Iowa City Hospital. Gertrude Stenner will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian Society
Montrose
Germany
Ruth Cotter
Irving S Padley
Ada Golden Moore
Jettie Belland
Laula Meyer
Mae McMullan
Iowa City
Gertrude Stenner
Hawkins to Leave Cedar Rapids Pool Director Post
Miss Kathryn Hawkins, swimming director at the Cedar Rapids Country Club pool this summer, will depart Thursday for Eldora for a few days before heading to Clinton to take up physical education and health instruction at Wartburg College. The pool will stay open until cooler weather arrives with Warren Ross, the lifeguard, in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Hawkins
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Eldora
Clinton
Wartburg College
Warren Ross
Second Christian Sunday School Picnic Planned at Beser Park
The annual Sunday school picnic for the Second Christian is planned for Friday afternoons and evenings at Beser park. Attendees are asked to bring well packed baskets and labeled containers. Beta Phi Alpha sorority will hold a meeting Thursday at the Sorority rooms in Beta Belfry at T pmain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beser Park
Ali
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Sororty Rooms
Beta Belfry
Missionary Society Meeting at Westminster Church
The Missionary society of West-Minster Presbyterian church will meet Friday at 2:30 in the church parlors. The Rev R Q Tuds will lead devotions. The program will be directed by Paterson and Mac Qanel. Hostesses include Mrs George Yui Mrs J OR Wate san and Mrs FE B Kearns. Pledges for the second apportionment are due. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
West- Minster Presbyterian Church
Aunt Het Blames Parents for Kids’ Prospects
A dialectal note accuses parents John and Amy of stunting their children by believing their lies, arguing that no young people can succeed when their parents are misled. The comments reflect household tension and generational strain within a community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Amy
Pre nuptial party honors Miss Ann Jack in Seattle area
Miss Ann Jack guest of honor at a Tuesday evening party hosted by Miss Bernice Hach and Miss Geneva Baker at the home of Miss Hach. Prizes went to Miss Evalyn Porter, Miss Marian Clark, and Miss Jack who received a gift. Also present were Mrs. Howard Seid and several other young women. A bridge tea also honored Miss Jack with guests including Miss Jack, Miss Hach, Miss Porter, Miss Baker, Miss Clark, Miss Watson and Mrs. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jack
Harlan F Benner
Honolulu
Wil
Bernice Hach
Geneva Baker
Evalyn Porter
Marian Clark
Miss Jack
Howard Seid
Scranton
Frances Stepanek
Vivian Eaton
Harold Gipe
Alma Turecsiek
Nadine Menary
Edith dJirsa
Elizabeth Watson
Lucwle Taylor
FL. Shramek
Grande Avenue SE
Jack
Lilian Clark
Mrs Hunting And Daughter Return From Global Cruise
Mrs Herbert B Hunting and her daughter Miss Helen Hunting return from a two months cruise covering more than 12000 miles. They landed in New York on Thursday after visiting Madeira Islands Spain Algiers Italy Monaco Holland Scotland Norway Sweden Denmark Belgium France Normandy and Germany. They arrived at 1857 Second Avenue SE and plan further inland trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B Hunting
Helen Hunting
Second Avenue SE
New York
Lancastria
Hunting
Madeira Islands
Spain
Algiers
Italy
Monaco
Holland
Scotland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Belgium
France
Normandy
Germany
Mrs Lily Belle Lockwood Guest Of Honor Dinner
Mrs Lily Belle Lockwood of Washington DC visited the city and was guest of honor at a dinner Tuesday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry J Hromek at 715 Second Avenue Southwest. She has served as secretary to Congressman Cyrenus Cole for years and will depart Thursday for St Charles Illinois to spend the weekend before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Belle Lockwood
Washington, DC
Henry J Hromek
Second Avenue
Lockwood
Cyrenus Cole
St Charles
Ill
Washington
Farewell Party For Sterlee Long Leaves City for Sacramento
Mrs Ben F Johnson hosted a party at her home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Sterlee Virginia Long who will move to Sacramento California to live with her father after a two month visit. Guests included Betty Noblett Ruth Baker Mary Baker Anna Mae Dunlap Marjorie Faber Betty Van Santee and Rhea Woll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterlee Virginia Long
Sacramento
Calif
Ben F Johnson
Avenue
Betty Noblett
Ruth and Mary Baker
Anna Mae Dunlap
Marjorie Faber
Betty van Santee
Rhea Woll
Double Wedding Unites Ceppl Sisters in Moline
Miss Helen Ceppl wed John Bauer and Miss Frances Ceppl joined Lawrence E White in a double ceremony in Moline Illinois Saturday morning. Rev Arthur Chapman of First Methodist officiated. The couples return to Cedar Rapids to begin married life after a Rock Island breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ceppl
John Bauer
Frances Ceppl
Lawrence E White
Moline
Til
Arthur Chapman
First Methodist Church
Frances Cepps
Bauer
Edward Kalous
Mr White
Calvin White
Rock Island
White
Cedar Rapids
Marriage Announcement of Dorothy Geiger and Noel Shields
Miss Dorothy Geiger daughter of Mrs. Mary Stanek wed Noel Shields son of Leontius Shields in Geneva Illinois on April 28 with Rev Father Giglinger officiating. Mrs Shields worked in Davenport and Mr Shields works at E K Larimer Hardware in Cedar Rapids where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Geiger
Mary Stanek
Noel Shields
Leontius Shields
Geneva
Ill
Giglinger
Shields
Davenport
E. K. Larimer Hardware Company
Cedar Rapids
Miss Gladys Anderson Sees Lambert Family in Decorah
Miss Gladys Anderson is spending a week's vacation visiting in the home of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lambert in Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Anderson
Mrs. Wilbur Lambert
Decorah
Grotto Circle Sponsors Guest Night At Sokol Hall
Ambar Grotto circle invites members to bring a guest Friday at 8 p.m. at Sokol hall. An interesting program precedes card games and refreshments. Guests should call Mrs O F Silapnick or Mrs L W Herdlicka to RSVP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto Circle
Sokol Hall
O F Silapnick
L. W Herdlicka
Mrs. R A Pearlman Leaves for Los Angeles Visit
Mrs. R A Pearlman of 418 Gwen Dolyn Drive NE departs Wednesday afternoon for Los Angeles California for a several months visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Negus former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Pearlman
Gwendolyn Drive
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Negus
Cedar Rapids
Jackie Neal Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Blakely Home
Jackie Dale Neal, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Neal, enjoyed a surprise birthday party Saturday at his Blakely Boulevard home for his seventh birthday. Guests included Max Bartholomew Dora Jean Bartholomew Junior Stearns Donna Bell Stearns and several others. Hosts and helpers listed as Mrs FB Bartholomew Mrs Clarence Peterson Mya Mildred Stearns and Mrs Maybell Boyles served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Dale Neal
Henry Neal
Blakely Boulevard
Max and
Dora Jean Bartholomew
Junior
Donna Bell Stearns
Maxine Thene
Evelyn Boyles
Lois Lasanne
Clarabelle
George Peterson
Vera
Helen Vaclav
Wanda Freedie
Howard Kness
Clarke
Jackie De'r Neal
Neal
FB Bartholomew
Clarence Peterson
Mya
Mildred Stearns
Maybell Boyles
Dashing Anne Adams pattern promotes new sheers and catalog
Dorsnt this outfit entice travel and activity The pattern 2417 fits sizes 14 to 2032 40 Size 16 requires fabric and lining costs Include address and style number plus fifteen cents for pattern. A 32 page Fashion Catalog offers morning afternoon and evening models Personal selection by Anne Adams Catalog price fifteen cents Catalog and pattern together twenty five cents Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Memorial paintings shown at Washington High School by Grant Wood and Marvin Cane
Memorial paintings of Miss Emmar Fordyce and Miss Elizabeth Cook presented to Washington High School will be on view in the art room for the public through Monday. The works by Grant Wood and Marvin Cane, with a bust by Sturges Ely from the Stone City Art Colony, are also on exhibit at the library gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmar Fordyce
Elizabeth Cook
Washington High School
Grant Wood
Marvin Cane
Sturges Ely
Stone City Art Colony
Lavrary Gallery
Mrs Walard Gehm and granddaughter visit Chicago
Mrs Walard Gehm of Rockford and her granddaughter Fran ces Trudhecek drove to Chicago Wednesday morning to call on the former son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs A J Strub and their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Prank Truduicek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walard Gehm
Rockford
Frances Trudhecek
Chicago
A J Strub
Prank Truduicek
Family Shower Honors Miss Ford At Home Event
Mes Teabel Selden hosted a Tuesday evening at 2114 Greenwood Drive for Maes Ford with cousin Phyvills Ford set to wed in September. Guests, including ten friends, attended and spent the evening hemming favors for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Teabel Selden
Greenwood Drive
SPF
Phyvills Ford
Hemming ‘Awes
Maes Ford
Miss Ford
Miss Forrestal and John H Bred wed at Immaculate Conception
Miss Mary Theresa Forrestal and John H Bred of Cedar Rapids were married Aug at the Immaculate Conception rectory by Rev E P Ament. Bredl’s parents are J F Bredl of SF and Mrs Bredl. Forrestal is daughter of Mrs Emma Forrestal. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John L Prochaska. guests dined at the Bredl cabin on the Cedar. Bredl graduated Washington high school in 1925 and Mrs Bredl from Immaculate Conception high school in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Theresa Forrestal
John H Bred
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception
Bredl
J F Bredl
Seventh Street
Bred
Emma Forrestal
Cobbancourt SE
John L. Prochaska
Bredl Cabin
The
Cedar
Washington High School
Immaculate Conception High School
Dinner guests at Traniiy party include several notable locals
Mr and Mrs Edward Yaneeck of Tra niy hosted a dinner party with Mrs Charles Osborn of Los Angeles, Mr and Mrs John Gearnett, Mrs John O Connor and daughter Rosemary of Barnum, Mrs M Fitzgerald of Humboldt, Mrs Thomas Farrell, and their sons Charlie and Clayton Yan eeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Yaneeck
Traniiy
Charles Osborn
Los Angeles
John Gearnett
John O Connor
Rosemary
Barnum
M Fitzgerald
Humbaudt
Thomas Farrell
Edward Yanccck
Charlies
Clayton
Hostess Hosts Junior Arts Picnic at Home
Mrs. Fred Petrick of 1580 Eighth Avenue SE entertained the college group of the Junior Arts association at a picnic supper Tuesday evening. Fourteen attended including Miss Bertha Sargent, director of the Junior association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Petrick
Eighth Avenue SE
Junior Arts Association
Bertha Sargent
Junior Association
Winter Temple No. 78 Pythian Sisters Meeting Notice
Winter Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters will hold a regular session in K of P hall Thursday at 7 pm All members of the order are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of Phal
Order
Mary A. Lane Circle Plans Riverside Park Picnic
The Mary A. Lane circle will meet for a picnic luncheon at noon Friday at Riverside Park. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Lane
Riverside Park
Women’s Relief Corps Meeting At Memorial Building
The Women’s Relief corps will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m in the Memorial building. Officers are asked to be present to practice for inspection. Comrades are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Fraternal Aid Union Plans Thursday Moose Hall Meeting
The Fraternal Aid union No. 172 will meet Thursday evening in Moose hall. After the business meeting there will be a card party with pinochle and five hundred to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid Union
No. 172
Moose Hall
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club Meeting Planned Thursday
The Milwaukee Railroad Women's club will hold a regular session in its club rooms Thursday evening. Activities for the coming months will be discussed and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
Picnic Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Mikesell
Mrs R Mikesell of 1120 Nineteenth Street SE will host the Chicago and North Western Women's Railway club luncheon at her home Thursday at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Mikesell
Nineteenth Street
Chicago and North Western Women's Railway Club
Picnic Luncheon Meeting For T P A Auxiliary Post C
The ladies of the T P A auxiliary to Post C will meet for a picnic luncheon at 1 Friday at the home of Mrs. C H Brittin, 125 Thirty-fourth street NE. Mrs. Brittin assisted by Mrs. Charles Newell welcome members to bring a covered dish. The first regular business meeting of the winter season will follow and cards will complete the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P A
Post C
C H. Brittin
Thirty-fourth Street
Independence Man Dies In Iowa City After Operation
Jacob Schweitzer 80 dies at University hospital Iowa City after four weeks of treatment following an operation. Funeral set for Thursday 2 30 at home with Rev Floyd Weed officiating. Born in Germany he came to the United States as a child, lived in Pennsylvania and Illinois, then Linn County before moving to Independence in 1896. He was twice married, first to Lisetta Ich then to Fannie Alton, with five sons and three daughters surviving. धार्मिक
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Independence
Jacob Schweitzer
University Hospital
Iowa City
Floyd Weed
Mr. Schweitzer
Germany
Pennsylvania
Cook County
Illinois
Schweitzer
Linn County
Lisetta Ich
Otter Creek
Fannie Alton
Fred
Frank
Cedar Rapids
Clarence
Manchester
Arthur
Kansas City
Chester
San Francisco
Calif
Ethel Albright
Milton
Pot Chuck Roast with Mashed Potatoes and Pie
A 4 pound chuck beef roast is browned with flour and fat then simmered slowly with onions green peppers carrots and seasonings for about 2 hours until tender. A flour and fat slurry thickens the stock to a sauce served over the meat, with Lemon Chiffon Pie filling suggested.
Opening bids and trump play in contract bridge analysis
A discussion of fast trump drawing vs using Dummy and Declaring hands for ruffs. A Cedar Rapids Gazette note explains a winning line where declarer uses full trump strength to fulfill the contract, detailing a sample hand and bidding commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne A
Milne
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Towa
New York
Iowa Clubs and Kenner Family Reunions Featured
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF reports the Delhi Woman's Club details including year program and officers plus thirteen members and one honorary member. Chelsea Kenner family holds its second annual reunion with new officers elected, President Lauren Kenner and Secretary Treasurer Eleanor Kenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Delhi Woman's Club
Ollie Cramer
Olle Davis
Laura Fuller
Augusta Fleming
Jennie Holden
Jessie White
Adeline Wintenburg
Olie Davis
Harriet Furman
Gertrude Brockman
Alice Clark
Olie Cramer
Reva Engel
Bessie Irmscher
Bertha Swinburne
Agnes Schnittjer
Chelsea
Lauren Kenner
Eleanor Kenner
Daisy Walton
Rural and family reunions span Iowa towns
The report lists numerous Kenner and Pennell relatives from Marshalltown and To ledo, and details events across Wilton Junction Delhi Earlville Middle Amana Toledo Millersburg Ely Columbus Junction. It covers church picnics, a Washington congress candidate speech by L A Eicher, rural carrier picnics, Voleshow family reunion, funeral services, and multiple regional reunions with attendees and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Kenner
J. A. Pennell
Toledo
A. H. Walton
Kenneth Pennell
L. W. Kenner
William Presnall
Frank Kenner
Marshalltown
G. W. Kenner
Fred Crittenden
Belle Plaine
Harry Kenner
Tama
Carl Long
Chicago
Harold Pennell
Garrison
Wilton Junction
St. Mary's Church
L. A. Eicher
Washington
Congress
Delhi
Delaware County
Silver Lake Park
Walter Scheiss
Manchester
Earlville
Voleshow
Ricka Hyde
Royce
Albert
Herbert Cox
Sand Springs
Wall Voleschow
Stanley Medulan
Howard Voleschow
Dorothy
Harold
Ryan
Herman Hartmann
Velda
Donald
Delbert
Arthur Heiburger
Laurena_ Cox
Ed Vanter
Dundee
Minnie South
Eleanor Robinson
Delwein
August Voleschow
Will Gienapp
Delaware
Herman Voleschow
Marathon
Fred Voleschow
Oneida
Howard Holthaus
Greeley
John Voleschow
Robert Walker
Edgewood
Middle Amana
William Heinz
Wesley Tomash
E. J Hines
State Juventile Home
Board of Control
Millersburg
William Taylor
George Taylor
Jane Sparrow
William Sparrow
Everett Lortz
Roy Taylor
Helen
Marvin Taylor
Billy
Carrol Manary
Gail. Ward
Geraldine
Eldon Montross
Cloyd Fuller
Richard
Francis Grimm
Clarence Grimm
Charles Weeks
Charles Hulfiker
Richard Tinkle
Harriet Higgins
Harry Goeldner
William Cram
Ely
Billy Winshell
Cedar Rapids
Stephen Stostny
Raymond Truhlar
Leo Truhlar
Ernest
John
Frank Sinta
John Tichy
Marvin
Dean Lockwood
Rachel Truhlar
Evelyn Elias
Mildred Sladek
Lumi Truhlar
Viola
Columbus Junction
James
Roberts
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Edward Rees
Crawfordsville
George Case
West Liberty
Preston Brown
Davidson
Two Directors and Two Teachers at Elm School
Elm school is likely to have two teachers this fall with Miss Dorothy Ellis and Miss Cleo Shira under contracts, neither retiring. Ellis secured her position after her father, newly named school board director, obtained the contract. a ballot recount later gave the directorate to Bud Bright who appointed Miss Shira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineville
Elm School
Dorothy Ellis
Cleo Shira
Ellis
Bud Bright
Miss Shira
Time Trials Spark Thrilling Air Derby at Municipal Airport
At Cleveland Ohio Labor Day air races Thompson trophy time trials saw Robert G. Hall of Springfield Mass speed a gull wing monoplane to an average 222.971 mph with a 245.799 mph lap. Benny Howard of Chicago qualified second with an average 213.885 mph and a top lap of 219.163 mph. A 200 mph qualification was required for the Thompson race. The Sorio mystery derby division for planes over 110 mph started with 13 entrants bound for Willoughby Ohio then onward to multiple state points before returning to the port slate. First prize totals 312 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Howard
Chicago
Howard
Willoughby
Here
Ohio City
Oakland County Aims for Two More City Incorporations
Oakland County Michigan highlights include nine already incorporated cities and two more moving toward incorporation as officials advance steps to expand local governance and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland County
Michigan
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J. A. Wicke
Beta Delphian
Miss Hawkins
Wartborg College
Second Christian Church
Westminster Society
Bishop Aan
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Allison
H. B. Hunting
Geiger-Shields
Grotto Circle
California
RY Anne Adams
Isable
Selden Hostess
Junior Arts
Clubs
Mary Lane Circle
Women's Relief Corps
Milwaukee Club
T. P. A. Auxiliary
Mrs
Alexander George
AH Radeke and
Phyllis J. Ford
Lorne A. Milne
Jam Note Rery
Carricrular
Josephine Culbertson
Trumps
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North
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Iowa News
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Aileen Pringle
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