Social Notes From Cedar Rapids Country Club Hostesses
Miss Riordan entertained at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with a luncheon and card games for Miss Pam Shackell and Miss Sally Stamats as they prepare for study at Ward Belmont Nashville and Walnut Hill Natick. Also featured were tea and bridge gatherings honoring local hosts and upcoming weddings, with guests including Marion Toms Marian Taylor Nancy Green Janet Crabbe Sally Zuercher and multiple families from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elizabeth
Riordan
Grande Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Pam Shackell
Sally Stamats
Olerichs Visit Son in Rolfe Household on Glenway Drive
Mr and Mrs H F Olerich of Rolfe are guests in the home of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs H Eldon Olerich at 2009 Glenway drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Chandler
Memorial Drive
H. F. Olerich of
Rolfe
H. Eldon Olerich
Glenway Drive
Mrs Harrison Barnes Visits From Chicago
Mrs Harrison Barnes of Chicago arrives Wednesday afternoon to visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W B Ives at 327 Crescent Street SE.
Unangst and Gossard Return from Cambridge Des Moines Visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Unangst and Mrs. A. C. Gossard returned Monday evening after visiting Cambridge and Des Moines. They stayed with Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Houser in Cambridge Sunday and with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hull in Des Moines Monday. Both Houser and Hull are sisters of Mrs. Unangst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Unangst
First Avenue
A. C. Gossard
Twentieth Street
Cambridge
Des Moines
D. G. Houser
G. W. Hull
Training for women at Bedrowie Television Institute
American citizens 17 or older are urged to apply for a 10 to 12 week communications clerk program. The ad promises independence, pay, and new opportunities as demand for graduates exceeds supply. Send a card or letter to Bedrowie Television Inst. Desk A-10 Omaha Nebraska for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bedrowie Television
Omahs
Neb
Texas Guests Visit Ray and Anderson Home
Lieut. and Mrs. Cooke Anderson plus their son Arden Clifton of Victoria Texas arrived Tuesday to visit Lieut. Anderson’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson at 1750 B Avenue NE. Also visiting briefly was Howard Erdman Anderson of Detroit, nephew of the Andersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke Anderson
Arden Clifton
Victoria
Texas
Return trip for local women from Knoxville and Smokies
Returning Tuesday afternoon were Mrs. Robert McCandless and Mrs. Sherman Yates of 335 Crescent street SE. They visited Mrs. McCandless' daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Britton, in Knoxville Tennessee, and in the Smoky mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCandless
Sherman Yates
Crescent Street
Treasures Hunt Hosts Six Camp Fire Guests
Deloris Hickey hosted a treasure hunt at 127 Thirtieth Street SE on Tuesday. Six members of her Camp Fire group Kagaj joined Delores Milburn and Marie Hines as guests. The group met at the Hickey home and returned for refreshments after the hunt. Each guest received a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloris Hickey
Thirtieth Street
Kagaj
Delores Milburn
Marie Hines
Hickey
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting This Friday
The Stitch and Chatter club holds a work meeting Friday at 1 30 p m at the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
First Rule of Hair Beauty Brushing by Dr Mary MacFadyen
Dr Mary MacFadyen outlines daily brushing as essential for hair health. She advises thorough brushing to boost scalp circulation remove dirt distribute oils and keep hair smooth with careful techniques and proper tools.
Miss Winifred Hershey and William Bena Married
Mrs G C McClain of 1803 N Street SW announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Winifred Myrah Hershey to William F Bena son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bena of Mount Vernon Road SE The ceremony was Aug 29 at the First Baptist parsonage Kahoka Mo Rev Monte Peterson officiated The bride a Wilson high school graduate wore powder blue with wine accessories The groom a McKinley graduate is in the police auxiliary motorcycle corps and works for Wilson and Company They will reside at 1803 N Street SW after a trip to the Black Hills SD
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. McClain
N Street
Winifred Myrah Hershey
Wiliam F. Bena
Frank Bena
Mount Vernon Road
Monte Peterson
First Baptist Church
Kahoka
Wilson High School
Bena
McKinley High School
Police Auxiliary Motorcycle Corps
Wilson and Company
Black Hills
S. D
Roberta Popinger Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs. F C Popinger hosted Roberta Popinger in a Tuesday afternoon birthday party at 330 Twenty second Street NE. Guests included Jerry Atwood Jan et Ray Janice Kenyon Sherri and Kenny Quinn Judy Murray Dree anna Christie Mary Jane Monrece Parker Waddington Julianne Jambar Mary Herriott and James Stein. The event featured games and patriotic decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
F C. Popinger
Twenty-second Street
Jerry Atwood
Janet Ray
Janice Kenyon
Sherri
Kenny Quinn
Judy Murray
Dreeanna Christie
Mary Jane Monrece
Parker Waddington
Julianne Jambor
Mary Herriott
James Stein
Pettis Return From Weekend Visit in Mason City
Mr and Mrs Fred M Pettis returned to their Mason City home after a weekend with Mrs Pettis mother Mrs W D Sweeny at 288 Twelfth avenue SW They also visited Mr and Mrs Obed Bean at 1004 First street SW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Pettis
Mason City
E H I Club Reschedules Meeting For Picnic Luncheon
Members of the E H I club will meet Thursday at 12 30 p.m. instead of Wednesday at Mrs W H Poole home one half mile north of Wiley's fruit farm for a picnic luncheon. New community members are invited to attend and bring picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. I Club
W H. Poole
Wiley’s Fruit Farm
The
Christian Church
Ernest Clough
Lewis Siepman marriage announced in Kahoka Missouri
Miss Mary Roberta Siepman daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Siepman Ce Mar Acres Marion became the bride of Private First Class Richard 5 Lewis of Davenport Aug 12 at St Michael church Kahoka Mo The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Father Purcell Mrs Lewis is a Mount Mercy academy graduate Private Lewis a Davenport high school graduate now stationed with the quartermaster corps at Camp Carson Colo Mrs Lewis plans to join her husband in Colorado soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roberta Siepman
Henry W. Siepman
Ce-Mar Acres
Mar~ion
Richard 5. Lewis
Davenport
St. Michael’s Church
Kahoka
Purcell
Lewis
Mount Mercy Academy
Davenport High School
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Carson
Colo
Colorado
Health education group holds picnic and meeting at Wapsipinicon cabin
The health education department of the Woman's Club invites members to a covered dish picnic and all day meeting Friday at Mrs. Leo Schoonover's cabin on the Wapsipinicon river. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Frank K. Powers at 5242 by Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
The
Woman’s Club
Leo Schoonover
Wapsipinicon River
Frank K. Powers
Mrs M D Applequist Visits Husband in Atlantic City
Mrs M D Applequist of 351 Nineteenth Street SE visits her husband Corp Applequist stationed in Atlantic City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Applequist
Atlantic City
M. D. Applequist
Nineteenth Street
Corp. Applequist
N. J
East Side W C T U Elects Officers At Picnic
East Side W C T U met at Miss Ella McLaughlin's home 111 Eleventh Street NW for a picnic dinner where new county president Mrs. W C Porter installed officers for the year. Department heads named: Evangelistic Mrs George Faun. soldiers and sailors and national papers Mrs Lucetta McCain. speech contests Mrs Porter. Benedict home Mrs Ida Meek. press and publicity Miss Ruth Otto. flower mission and relief Mrs D Carnes. Christian citizenship Mrs W C Beatty. Mrs W H Bontrager to lead place committee. Emma Elliott reviewed last month’s national paper. eight new members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Ella McLaughlin
Eleventh $ Street
W. C. Porter
George Faun
Lucetta McCain
Porter
Benedict
Ida Meek
Ruth Otto
D. Carnes
W. C. Beatty
W. H. Bontrager
Emma Elliott
East Side Union
Progressive supper to welcome new YWCA members
The Industrial league of the YWCA invites new members to a Thursday progressive supper. The first course will be at Miss Martha Becker's home, 1742 First avenue NE, inviting any girl in industry or homemaking who is new in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial League of the
Y.W.C.A
Martha Becker
First Avenue
Volunteer Circle Opens Year With Dessert Luncheon
The first meeting of the year of Volunteer circle of King s Daughters met Tuesday at Mrs. Lloyd Platt 2307 E avenue NE. Mrs. W J Barngrover led the Bible lesson and Mrs A E Einen new county president admitted Mrs Marvin Bishop as a new member. Next meeting set for Sept 15 at Mrs Ralph Karlan 508 Twenty sixth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of
King's Daughters
Lloyd Platt
E Avenue NE
W. J. Barngrover
A. E. Einen
Marvin Bishop
Ralph Karlan
Twenty-sixth Street
Last Wednesday Fun Night Moves to Saturday Dates
The regular high school fun night is held at 7 30 p m at the Y W C A The event will not return to Wednesdays with the next gathering set for Saturday September 19 and continuing on the first and third Saturdays thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Cantekiya Camp Fire Charged With Fun and Family
Ten members of the Cantekiya camp fire group spent last weekend at Camp Huaga. They were chaperoned by Mrs L O Whit comb and Mrs Reuben Smith. Sara Jane Whitcomb served as camp mascot. Families joined for a picnic dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantekiya
Camp Huaga
L. O. Whitcomb
Reuben Smith
Sara Jane Whitcomb
W. D. O. Club Picnic at Bever Park
The W. D. O. club will meet at Bever park pavilion Thursday at noon for a picnic lunch. Attendees are asked to bring usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. O. Club
Bever Park
Fry's ally aims for semis as Oats win by forfeit
In Marion midget softball Fry's Dairy defeated Catholic Workmen 3 0 with Hanna pitching a one hitter. Fry's advances to tonight's semifinal against Quaker Oats who advanced by forfeit. Final calls were in the fifth inning with 12 runs on six hits and three errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Catholic Workmen
Quaker Oats Company
Marion Softball Association
Marion Athletic Field
Hanna
Crochet Stitchery Pattern for Lord's Prayer Panel
Embroidery filet crochet panel showing both Catholic and Protestant Lord's Prayer versions. Pattern 446 includes transfer pattern directions chart and stitch illustrations for a 2214 by 3014 inch panel. Materials list and send 11 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. Include pattern number name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Theristriai club kicks off fall season at E V cafe
A Tuesday dinner at the E. V. cafe opened the Theristriai club fall season with fall flowers yellow tapers and corsages at each place. Two new members Mrs Frederick Nelson and Mrs Allen R. McElwain were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Cafe
Theristriai Club
Frederick Nelson
Allen R. McElwain
Gilbert Voorhies
J. Laurence Bigger
R. J. Williams
N. A. Baker
J. T. Gallivan
Josephine Whitacre
All-Club Luncheon and Community Notices in Marion
The Marion Federation of Women's clubs hosts the annual all-club luncheon on Sept 8 at 1 p.m. in the Presbyterian church with invitation to all Marion women and rural residents. Updates include weddings, military service, hospital recoveries, visits, club meetings, and local social notes from Marion and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Federation of Women's Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Marion
Decorah Public Opinion Buys Calmar Courier
Decorah Public Opinion announced the purchase of the Calmar Courier and its consolidation with the Decorah paper. The Courier has been in existence for more than fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Decorah Public Opinion
Calmar Courier
Courier
Cedar Rapids Stations Sign Four More Recruits
Recruiting services report four new enlistees in Cedar Rapids with Navy and Marine Corps offices listing Delmar Rossiter Reece Walter Harver Berger Dean Wallace Hollingsworth and Donovan Duane Paterson among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Armed Forces
Navy Office
Delmar Rossiter Reece
Kalona
Walter Harver Berger
Garrison
Dean Wallace Hollingsworth
Second Avenue SW
Marine Corps Office
Donovan Duane Paterson
New London
Adams in Kansas City For Freight Hearing
Harold L. Adams of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau attended a hearing in Kansas City before Interstate Commerce Commission representatives. The Rock Island Motor Transport Company seeks to extend trucking services in Missouri to all Rock Island stations from Kansas City to St. Louis and from Wichita to Herrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Adams
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island Motor Transport Company
Missouri
Rock Island
St. Louis
Wichita
Kan
Herington
Captain Helps Peace by Waiving Parking Fine
Cedar Rapids police captain advised a wife to sign a waiver and pay $2.50 to avoid court appearance after she reported an overdue parking ticket. He recorded her as Jane Doe to keep peace at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Howard Walsh
Walsh
Jane Doe
Cedar Rapids YMCA Drum and Bugle Corps Tryouts
Boys aged to join the Cedar Rapids YMCA Drum and Bugle corps are invited to meet Robert Smythe Jr acting director at the YMCA building on Thursday morning. Applicants may come at 830 or 1030 a.m. Smythe will distribute applications and explain training requirements for new members. The beginners' section also meets Thursday morning at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Robert Smythe Jr
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Marion News Gazette
Miss Riordan
Charles
Twenty-third Street Drive
Myra Koenig
Inlaw
Myron L. Koenig
B Avenue NE
Lou Gordon
Vinton
Donna Hersh
William F. Seaton
Amanas
Cecil F. Miller
Fifth Avenue SE
Miller
Bridge
Byron Anderson
Alfred Falcon
Louis Cullman
Marsh Southwick
Miss Hersh
Mr. Seaton
LeRoy Seaton
Wildwood Drive
Nina , Hersh
Elizabeth Seaton
Carrie Chambers
Gus Solbrig
Carolyn
Jake Bachman
Howell Seaton
Richard Seaton
Frank Loese
Mrs. Olericis
W.B. Ives
Janet Elizabeth Meyer
Leon A. Meyer
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
John Howden Fraser
John H. Fraser
Monticello
Franklin High School
Coe College
Fraser
Monticello High School
Grinnell College
Navy Air Corps
Ray Anderson
McCandless
Yates Return
Mary MacFadyen
Winifred Hershey
William Bena
Roberta Popinger
E. H. I. Club
By d'Alessio
Lewis-Siepman
Woman's Club
East Side
Industrial League
Cantekiya Camp
RHE Fry’s
Hanna and Brooks
Birkitch
Kessell
Hronek
Fry's Dairy
Quaker Oats
Collins Radio
la Plant-Choate
Justin Kinkead
Robert Martin
Hot Springs
Bobby Jim Hess
Mrs. James Hess
Earl Jacobs
Harper
Minnie Besser
Methodist Church
C. A. Merkel
Tama Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Mazda
John J. Lyons, Jr
John J. Lyons
Thirteenth Street
Service School of the Navy
Great Lakes
Public Library
Owen
Leia Wheeler
Ave
Lions Club
Marion Golf Club
Jesse B. Howell
Hugh Gordon
Millie Coon
Eleventh Street
Rowena Burgess
Floyd Dixon
Methodist Parsonage
Waterloo
Dixon
Claude Dixon
Mr. Anderson
Wayson
Ae Harold Anderson
Estherville
K. O. Knudsen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edison Pharmacy
Eldred Glancies
Irene Schultz
Merton Knapp
Chicago
Earl Grant
Savanna
Prairie Union A. and L. Club
Prairie Chapel Church
Billie Thomas
Gerald Thomas
Long Beach
Calif
Detroit
Mich
Dale Thomas
Oregon
State Fire Patrol
Cornell College
Women’s Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church
Susan Sanborn
Merle Dodd
Richard Dodd
Pearl Harbor
W. S. Starbuck
Richard Diederich
Los Angeles
Roy Guzzle
Timmie
J. Lenhartz
Ottumwa
Mildred Kindig
Tacoma, Wash
Rural Garden Club
C. A Dykes
Leslie Dunn
Fidelis Circle of
King’s Daughters
O. W. McBride
R. B. Watters
Tom Costello
Kent Finger
Mrs
Irving Finger
Washington, D. C
FBI
Larry Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Edith Gordon
Mrs. Gordon
Harry Hense
Marian Hines
Marion Business Girls’ Club
Ruth Marie Hense
Winifred Perkins
Virginia Stevenson
Evelyn Howe
David and
William Ritchie
Montfort
Wis
C. R. Biddick
Chi-Namel Store
Third Avenue SE
Knox
Knox—Cruise & Travel
Mr. Cook
Sern Oe NO
Adams
American Institute of Laundering
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