Patricia Graves Is Honored at Luncheon by Miss Dows
A luncheon hosted by Miss Henrietta Dows honors Patricia Graves on the eve of her wedding to William Leslie MacVane of Baltimore. Attendees include Mrs. Thomas Riddick, Miss Betty McCall, Miss Caroline White, and other guests from Indianapolis, Evanston, Providence, and Chicago area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Graves
Miss Dows
William Leslie MacVane
Baltimnore
Henrietta Dows
Twenty -Seventh Street Drive
Miss Graves
Mae F
Thomas Riddick
Indianapolis
Betty McCall
Baltimore
Caroline White
Evanston
Dimity Davis
Providence
Jeanne
Barbara Marshall
Jean
Joan Newburger
Phyllis Sheehy
Marco Ann Foster
Patricia Salter
Sudane Murdock
Kathryn E. Yaw
Walton P. Keller
Glenn W. Higbee, Jr
Holiday Visitors Bid Farewell to Hosts
City hosts bid farewell as guests depart after weekend visits. Anonymized listings note Ann Witwer and Bertha Johnson of Ojai Valley Calif plan to return home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Witwer at Hilltop Farm. Other guests include Wendell Delzell of Evanston Ill and family, the Olmsteds of St. Louis, C. E. Anderson Jr. of Minneapolis, and Detroit visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Witwer
Bertha Johnson
Ojai Valley
Calif
Ann
Mrs. Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Iater Gunna
Benei
Wendell M. Delzell
Evanston, Ill
W. H. Olmsted
St. Louis
Jane Ann
Olmsteds
C. E. Anderson, Jr
Minneapolis
Douglas P. Boynton
Kneliwood Drive
J. H. Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
L. E. Burmeister
Mr. Burmeister
Billy
Tuay Ae
Wee
Dale’ Hilier
Detroit
Hillier
E. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Floyd Knapp
A Avenue NE
Stanley Knapp
Riverside
Mary Glen
David
Illinois
Family Dia Porter Hosts Noted Guests
A luncheon at 1440 Fourth Avenue honored Mrs. George B. Lindsey of Newcastle Pennsylvania visiting her sisters the Misses Jessie and Hahn of 810 Second Avenue SW. About 30 guests attended including Mrs. Were Hahn and Eric Hahn of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Craig of Center Point with their children David Margaret Robert and Joan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Jack
Fourth Avenue
George B. Lindsey
Newcastle
Jessie and
Hahn
Second Avenue
Eric Hahn
Minneapolis
Edward Craig
Center Point
David
Margaret
Robert
Joan
First Birthday of Sherry Lea Sheneberger Celebrated
The first birthday of Sherry Lea Sheneberger was marked Saturday with a small family party hosted by Mrs. E. A. Sheneberger at 1626 Center Street NE. Guests included Mrs. Harriette Ospeengee, Pgnd Lodestein, Patty, and Jeay Sheneberger. The celebrant was later honored at a Sunday evening gathering by her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lodestein at 1521 Center Street NE, with eleven attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Lea Sheneberger
E. A. Sheneberger
Center Street
Harriette Ospeengee
Brown couple leaves Cedar Rapids after weekend visit
Mr and Mrs W E Brown formerly of Cedar Rapids now of Chicago spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Elwood Royster at 214 Fourth street NW and left Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Elwood Royster
Fourth Street NW
Local visitors return from Petal with guests for GM parade
Leo J. Smith Jr John Mills and Clayton Schnoe Belén returned Mondays from Petal where they had guests for the js of Jerpe manager of General Motors Parade of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Smith, Jr
John Oe
Jack Mills
Clayton Schnoebelen
Petal
S of
Jerpe
General Motors Parade of Progress
Clarke College Club Plans Thursday Benefit Party
Members of the Cedar Rapids Clarke college club will sponsor a benefit party Thursday at 8 p.m. in the K. P. club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Clarke College Club
K. P
John Mokrejs To Speak To Musicians At Coe College
John Mokrejs from New York City will speak informally to musicians at Coe College in Marshall on Wednesday at 9 am. He will present his study and teaching of music through simple and natural harmonic analysis. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mokrejs
New York City
Marshall Ned Coe College
Mokrejs
Miss Garnet Welsch Returns From Vacation Trip
Miss Garnet Welsch of Council Bluffs has ended a three weeks vacation at her mother Mrs Mary F Welsch and brother Prof J Dale Welsch home at 2111 E avenue NE. She returned Sunday to Council Bluffs with Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Welsch
Council Bluffs
Mary F. Welsch
Prof
J. Dale Welsch
E Avenue
Thomas
Smiths Return From Trip With Fort Atkinson Guest
Mr and Mrs Monte Smith of Sixth street SE returned Monday evening after a three day trip to Fort Atkinson and Spillville. With them was Mrs Martin of Fort Atkinson who will be their house guest this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Smith
Sixth Street
Fort Atkinson
Spillville
Martin
Mrs. Nellarene Returns Home After Three Months
Mrs Nellarene of 614 Third Street NW returns home after spending three months in western Kentucky with her son and daughter in law following the birth.
Jolly Neighbors Club Meet Planned for Sept 11
Members of the Jolly Neighbors club will meet next on September 11 at Pe with Mrs. George Young on Thirty-first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Neighbors Club
George Young
Thirty-first Street
Mrs Ha Hamer Hosts Dessert Luncheon Thursday
Mrs Ha Hamer of 228 Twenty Fourth Drive SE will host a dessert luncheon at the King's Desser LH.N. circle on Thursday at 1 30 p.m. The event invites neighbors and friends to gather for fellowship and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Hamer
Twentyfourths Drive
King's Dessers Lh.n
Pattern for 14 inch reg doll and clothes
Pattern 2938 provides directions and materials for making a 14 inch registered doll and her outfits. The pattern costs 10 cents in coin and is to be sent to The Cedar Rapids Gazette with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Vedder and Rocca to Wed in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Mr and Mrs S R Vedder of 428 A Avenue NW announce the engagement of their daughter to Joseph Rocca son of Mrs Augustina Rocca of 1516 Mount Vernon Avenue SE The couple plans a Cedar Rapids wedding as part of their social news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Vedder
J. Rocca
Augustina Rocca
Mount Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids
The
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Summer Vacations End As Residents Return To City
Welcome Home signs line the city as residents return from trips. Mr. and Mrs. C. Max Widmer arrive after a wedding trip to Canada New York City and Washington D C. They reside at the Reid apartments. Several families report ten day to two week vacations to Wisconsin Dells Estes Park Denver Ocean City Md and the Smoky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Widmer
Canada
New York City
Washington, D. C
Reidpartments
B. L. Knight
Grande Avenue
Mende Jean and
Ruth
Seaboard
Ocean City
Washi
D. C
Smoky Mountains
Herbert L. Morehead
Sixteenth Street
Patricia Nelle
Wisconsin Dells
Devil's Lake
P. Morehead
Charles A. Farr
Rapids
West
Colorado
Estes Park
Denver
George M. Beals
Avenue NE
Margaret
George
Marcia Kopecky
Guests Leave After Visiting the Belnaps
Mr and Mrs E J oe er of Granite City hosted guests including N Hap ts of M and Ba Rn rs and N Belknap at 1757 Cave pve 4 after a visit to the Belknaps The fragmentary OCR notes a social call with listed surnames and a street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Oeer
Granite City
N. Belknap
Hill couple return from Cleveland visit
Mr and Mrs H M Hill of 1706 Sixth Avenue SE returned Monday after a weekend in Cleveland with their daughter Mrs T Cyril Neon and Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hill
Sixth Avenue
Cleveland
T. Cyril Neon
Miss Wenke and Richard O Brien Married in St Patrick s Church
Miss Mary Evelyn Wenke daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Wenke 407 F Avenue NW wed Richard R O'Brien son of Mr and Mrs at 217 Seventeenth Street NE in St Patrick's Church The ceremony featured white satin and net bride gown with bouquet of white roses and gladioli An arm bouquet centered with an orchid Miss Louise Buck was maid of honor with others including Miss Jean Anderle Miss Gayle Armstrong and Miss Marie Barrett Bridesmaids wore yellow silk and scarlet veils The best man was Frederick Kelly ushers included Robert Vogel Clark Jennings and Walter Ernst Music by Mrs Kell and Rose Marie Williams Two dozen guests attended a breakfast at the Venice home The couple will reside at 1241 Fifth Avenue SE and plan a short wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evelyn Wenke
E. A. Wenke
F Avenue
Richard R. O’brien
Seventeenth Street
T. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Eal Nateda
Nantes Regan
Eo Werner
Louise Buck
Scarler
Jean Anderle
Cedar Rapids
Gayle Armstrong
Marie Barrett
Minneapolis
Frederick Kelly
Robert Vogel
Clark Jennings
Walter Ernst
Mrs. Kell
Rose
Venice
Tesses
Frank Oe
Anderle
Rapids
Ronald Anderson
Fifth Avenue SE
Bessie Ouren
Mirre2nolis
Mabeeng
Muscatine
F. O’brien
Helen O'Brien
Marengo
Clarence O
F. A. Lepsius
Williamsburg
Senn Wenke
Oclwein
Mrs Emme Lyons Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Emme Lyons of St Paul Minnesota left after visiting Mrs Arthur Butterfield at 1311 A A avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme Lyons
St. Paul, Minn
Arthur Butterfield
L M E Club To Meet At Home Address
The L M E Club will meet at 1810 Seventeenth Street SW with Mrs Alvin Nelson in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Street
Alvin Nelson
Miss Meyn Resumes Role at Local High School
Miss Margaret L Meyn returns from vacation in S Lesseau te and will resume duties as head of the high school speech department at 121 Sixth Street NW. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs FE G Meyn.
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Margaret L. 7
FE. G. Meyn
Sixth Street
Lessaute
West Highlands Kings Daughters Circle Plans Dessert Luncheon
Members of the West Highlands circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Stanley, number 256 Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Highlands Circle of the King’s Daughters
Stanley No
Evening honors guest Ray Davis of Vinton
Mr and Mrs Harry A com hosted a gathering at 1616 C avenue NE to honor Ray Davis of Vinton who left Monday to move to Los Angeles. Mrs Cady accompanied them and will wed Friday. Also present were Mrs Max Schiotfelt of Vinton and her daughters Dondalien Bever Jerene Ann Cady, Mr and Mrs aress and Junior Un-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Com
C Avenue NE
Ray Davis
Vinton
Ray
Los Angeles
Cady
Theis
Davis
Deven
Max Schiotfelt
Dondalien
Bever
Jerene
Ann Cady
Aress
Junior
Miss Cunningham and Ernest Buch Wed
The wedding of Miss Cunningham to Ernest Dee Buch was held on August 30 in Kahoka Missouri with Justice of the Peace Moore officiating. The couple was attended by Ray Gerner of Cedar Rapids and Glendora Dolph of Iowa. the bride is connected to Bernadine's Beauty and the groom to the Collins Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Cunningae
Jean J
Ernest Dee
Henry Buch
Glenwood
Kahoka
Eee Moore
Glendora Dolph
Iowa
Ray Gerner
Cedar Ra
MES TATSCH CONCLUDES VISIT IN CEDAR RAPIDS
Mrs J H Tatach of Brookline Massachusetts has concluded a week long visit with Mrs E K Beane and Miss Florence Beenk at 1912 Mount Vernon Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. She formerly served as a librarian in Boston and stays in similar work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tatach
Brookline
Mass
E. K. Beane
Florence Beenk
Mount Vernon Avenue
Tatsch
Harriett Hi
The
Boston
Cedar Rapids
Potts Weatherwax Wedding in Unionville Me
The marriage of Miss Margarett Potts and Archie Weatherwax was solemnized August 28 in Unionville Me at the Methodist church with Rev Clogwell performing the ceremony. Attendants were Mr Orlo Freeman of Olin and the couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarett Potts
Division Street
Archie Weatherwax
B Avenue NE
Unionville
Jane Boyd Circle Luncheon at Mrs Burke Home
Jane Boyd Circle holds a closed luncheon at Mrs Lydia Burke 1811 Fifth Avenue SE with Mrs R W Maxson assisting. no guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Lydia Burke
Fifth Avenue SE
R. W. Maxson
Late Summer Colds Are No Joke Says Dr Macfadyen
Dr Mary Macfadyen warns that summer colds are serious and easily spread as students return to school. She advises avoiding contact with sick people and sneezes, staying in bed with fever, and drinking fluids to support recovery.
Parked car collision injures bystander in Cedar Rapids
During the Labor Day weekend Cedar Rapids reported one injury when a parked car was struck near 3507 First Avenue FE. Nora Busenbark, 51, standing by a parked vehicle, suffered a dislocated left shell and was treated at St. Luke's hospital after the Bates car slid into the machine. Bates, 17, said his hand slipped. a passenger in his car received a bruised right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Nora Busenbark
First Avenue FE
Ler St. Luke’s Hospital
First SE
Marc W. Bates
Linden Drive SE
Busenbark
Bates
Avenue SE
Hemmers' Daughter Plans Fremont Visit Leaving Tuesday
Miss Dorothy Hemmer of Fremont Nebraska will depart Tuesday evening after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs William J Hemmer of 808 Second Street SW Fremont. Miss Hemmer studies beauty culture in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hemmer
Fremont
Neb
Tuesda
William J. Hemmer
Second Street
Miss Hemmer
Service circle meeting at Highland drive
A service circle of the King's ters will meet Thursday at 242 Highland Drive. Members are to bring picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King's Ters
I Pee & Se
Highland Drive
Wiedemann Departs Berlin for China Post
Captain Fritz Wiedemann former German consul general in San Francisco leaves Berlin by air for a new post as a general in Tientsin China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Fritz Wiedemann
San Francisco
Airree
Tientsin
China
We, The Women by Ruth Millett on parenting married choices
Ruth Millett argues that young couples marry despite parental doubt and face in laws. Parents should support their offspring and smooth relations rather than boast about past cautions. If trouble arises they should share their own early marriage experiences to help, not hinder, the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugter
Caring for Cold People and Pneumonia Risks
Advice warns to avoid crowds when sick and to wash hands after handling a soggy handkerchief. It highlights spread of pneumonia germs, use cleansing tissues, and skin care with cold cream, plus regular checkups to maintain health and resistance.
Australia Faces Doctor Shortage in Civilian and Army Sectors
Australia confronts a shortage of doctors across civilian healthcare and the army, potentially affecting medical staffing, readiness, and patient care. Efforts to train and recruit may focus on increasing medical student admissions and overseas recruitment to bolster workforce numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
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MR. and
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Shaeffers
Waterloo
Clarke Benefit
Coe College
Miss Welsce
Drummy
Lh.n. Circle
MR. Sovereign Home
Montrose
Kama
Ada Vedder
Belknaps
Hills
John la
Guy Ivin
Neosho, Mo
Miss Wenke
Mr. O'Brien
Mrs. Lyons
L. M. E. Club
Leonard T. Arduser
C. Chambers Ete
Miss Meyn
Wyoming
West Highlands Circle
Miss Cunningham
Ernest Buch
Potts-Weatherwax
Jane Boyd
Tve
Mary Macfadyen
Dr. MacPedyen
Hemmers
Wiedemann
Chinese Post
Ruth Millett
Gazette Special
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Garm
Victor
Bluebird
Hiltbrunner Music Company
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