Marriage of Jean Savage Revealed
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Savage announce the marriage of their daughter Jean to Claude W. Galloway of Mammoth Cave Kentucky. The outdoor ceremony was held Monday at Mammoth Cave National Park with Rev. J J. Bowman officiating. Attendants were Miss Katherine Schwarz and Arthur Lundahl. Jean attended Iowa State College at Ames and Cedar Rapids Business College. she has worked in Wilson High School office. Claude is a Western Kentucky Teachers College graduate and with National Park Concessions Inc. will reside at Mammoth Cave National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Savage
Seventeenth Street
Jean
Claude W. Galloway
Mammoth Cave
R. H Galloway
Reed, Ky
Mammoth Cave National Park
J J. Bowman
First Baptist Church of
Cave City
Katherine Schwarz
Louisville
Arthur Lundahl
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Business College
Wilson High School
Galloway
Western Kentucky Teachers College
Bowling Green
National Park Concessions, Inc
Ct. J
Afternoon Tea Honors Miss Patricia Graves
Mrs. George W. Corey and daughter Miss Marianne Corey hosted a 3 to 5 PM afternoon tea at 356 Park Terrace SE honoring Patricia Graves bride elect of Dr. William Leslie MacVane II. Attendants and guests from out of town joined local acquaintances in a social gathering ahead of the Saturday evening wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Graves
William Leslie MacVane II
Baltimore
George W. Corey
Marianne Corey
Park Terrace SE
Miss Corey
Miss Graves
Dimity Davis
Providence
R. I
Thomas Riddick
Indianapolis
Betty McCall
Caroline White
Evanston, Il
Kenneth Adair
Nancy
Chapies Daniel
Terre Haute
Katherine Zisko
Everett R Maresh
Warren S. Smith
Bernard L. Smith
Maple Drive
George Hallenbeck
Burl James
Donald Reid
Reginald Maresh
J T. Zisko, Jr
John Miller
Robert Plumb
Keith Dennis
Center Point
Lois McBroom
Ardyce Woodside
Frances Buchan
Mary Nelson
Flora Fleming
Ruth Zieke
Elizabeth Bryant
Mount Vernon
Mrs Auerbach Visits Parents During Army Maneuvers
Mrs. Alvin B. Auerbach of Alexandria Virginia and her infant son Daniel arrived Monday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schoen at 356 Forest Drive SE. Captain Auerbach is taking part in army maneuvers in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin B. Auerbach
Alexandria, Va
Daniel
Auerbach
Charles Schoen
Forest Drive
Captain Auerbach
Arkansas
Mrs Duncan ends visit with Detroit couple and son
Mrs Kenneth Duncan of Detroit and her son Jack Jeff Sunday concluded a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Albert C Romron at 525 Seventeenth Street as they returned home with their parents after the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Duncan
Detroit
Jack
Jeff
Duncan
Albert C Rromrion
Seventeenth Street
Jolly Neighbors Meeting Date Corrected
Members of the Jolly Neighbors club will meet on September 11 at 2 p.m with Mrs. George L. Johnson, 206 Thirty-first Street NE, correcting an earlier report that listed Mrs. George Young as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Neighbors Club
George L. Johnson
Thirty-first Street
George Young
Stephens College Cedar Rapids Alumnae Meet Thursday
Cedar Rapids alumnae of Stephens college will gather Thursday at 12 30 p m at the Roosevelt hotel Continental luncheon followed by a business meeting. Mrs Imogen B Emery will speak on modern trends in government. All Stephens alumnae not yet contacted are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Stephens College
Roosevelt Hotels
Imogen B. Emery
Kitzhaber Couple Heads to Ames for Summer Teaching
Mr and Mrs Albert Kitzhaber depart Sunday evening for Ames after visiting his parents at 370 Eighteenth Street SE. The move comes as Mr Kitzhaber prepares to teach English at Iowa State College during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kitzhaber
Ames
A. H. Kitzhaber
Eighteenth Street
Kitzhaber
Iowa State College
Fordices Visit Former Cedar Rapids Residents
Returning Monday evening after several days in Minnesota are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fordice from 303 Thirty-third Street NE. They visited Cedar Rapids friends including Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hoyt in St. Paul and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Eikenberry in Faribault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
J. H. Fordice
Thirty-third Street
Cedar Rapids
Gregory Hoyt
St. Paul
R. L. Eikenberry
Faribault
Family trio returns from Ozarks trip
Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson and daughter Donna Jeanne along with Mr and Mrs James McCracken arrived home Sunday after a weeklong visit to Hot Springs Arkansas and cities in Oklahoma and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nelson
M Avenue NW
Donna Jeanne
James McCracken
Thirtythird Street
Ozarks
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Local couples return from holiday weekend trips
Monday evening Mr and Mrs Adolph Kout sky of 626 Fifth avenue SW and Mr and Mrs Steve Saris of 1520 B avenue NW returned home after holiday weekend visits to Clear Lake St Paul Rochester Minn and Aberdeen South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Koutsky
Fifth Avenue
Steve Saris
B Avenue NW
Clear Lake
St Paul
Rochester
Minn
Aberdeen
S. D
Van Cleaves Host Overnight Guests on Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs H L Van Cleave of Lincoln Heights SE hosted overnight guests Tuesday Mrs Van Cleave's brother J F Meader of Rensselaer Indiana and Dr Orrin Booth of Valparaiso Indiana who were en route to Nedis Minnesota for a fishing trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. van Cleave
Lincoln Heights SE
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Laura Samuelson
Mr and Mrs Elmer Cejka hosted a family dinner Sunday at Mrs Wurster's tea room for Mrs Laura Samuelson on her birthday. Attending were Christine Louise and Helen Cejka, Anna Hines, Lillian Mosburg, George Samuelson and family, and the Smiths from Northfield along with Christine Susan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Cejka
Eighth Street
Wurster
Laura Samuelson
Cejka
Mrs. Samuelson
Christine
Louise
Helen Cejka
Anna Hines
Lillian Mosburg
George Samuelson
George, Jr
Sandra Lee
E. R Smith
Northfield, al
Christine Susan
Grace Hansen Hosts UCT Past Counsellors at Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Grace Hansen hosted the Past Counsellors club of the United Commercial Travelers at a Tuesday dessert luncheon. Co hostess was Mrs Agnes Clement. Members shared vacation trip experiences, listing Cieta Bergen, Clara Clay, Clement, Hansen, Eleanor Morgan, Glenna Parker, Blanche Rohrbach and Minnie Roche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hansen
J Avenue NW
United Commercial Travelers
Agnes Clement
Cieta Bergen
Clara Clay
Clement
Hansen
Eleanor Morgan
Glenna Parker
Blanche Rohrbach
Minnie Roche
Labor Day Guests from Sedalia and Tucson
Mr and Mrs Paul Henderson hosted over Labor Day weekend Mrs H C Sammons and Mr and Mrs Robert Q Henderson of Sedalia Missouri along with Mrs Henderson s sister Mrs Harry E Turner of Tucson Arizona and her son Joe Tom The Sedalia guests departed Wednesday morning while the Tucson visitors will stay longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Henderson
Sixteenth Street SE
H.C. Sammons
Robert Q. Henderson
Sedalia
Henderson
Harry E. Turner
Tucson
Ariz
Joe Tom
Two Women Return From Midwest Weekend Visit
Miss Gladys Sherrer of 1025 Third Avenue SE and Miss Bernice Burrows of 215 Twelfth Street SE arrived home Tuesday after a weekend in Chicago and Manitowoc Wisconsin. They stayed with Miss Burrows sister, Mrs Earl Schartz and Mr Schartz in Manitowoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Sherrer
Third Avenue SE
Bernice Burrows
Twelfth Street SE
Chicago
Manitowoc
Wis
Burrows
Earl Schartz
Schartz
Birthday Party Honoring Harry Jordan Jr At 11
Mrs. Harry Jordan hosted a Tuesday party for her son Harry Jr. on his eleventh birthday assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Grow and Mrs. Frank Suchomel. Bingo was played with guests including Donald Grow Ted Suchomel Frank Suchomel Herbert Konigsmark Jack Bulgren Charles Day and Harry and Carl Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jordan
Seventeenth Avenue SW
Lloyd Grow
Frank Suchomel
Harry, Jr
Donald
Billy Grow
Ted
Herbert Konigsmark
Jack Bulgren
Charles Day
Harry
Carl Jordan
Leo Shirk Entertains Guests Over Labor Day Weekend
Mr and Mrs Leo Shirk of First avenue road NW entertained Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hester of East Moline NL over Labor Day weekend. The Hesters left Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Shirk
First Avenue Road NW
Lloyd Hester
East Moline
Hesters
Galbraiths Return From Midwest Vacation
Mr and Mrs Howard Galbraith of 1356 I avenue NE are back in Cedar Rapids after a vacation trip to Rockford and Belvidere Illinois and Lake Ripley Wisconsin. They returned Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Galbraith
I Avenue NE
Rockford
Belvidere
Ill
Lake Ripley
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Miss Vomacka Weds James Walter Clark in Memphis Missouri
Miss Betty Anne Vomacka daughter of Mr and Mrs John Vomacka of 1002 Center Point Road NE and James Walter Clark son of Mrs Pearl Clark of 806 Seventh Street SE were married Sunday at 1 30 PM in Memphis Missouri by Rev Wilbur E Longstreth. The couple now reside at 1573 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Anne Vomacka
John Vomacka
Center Point Road
James Walter Clark
Pearl Clark
Seventh Street
Memphis
Wilbur E. Longstreth
Methodist Church
Betty Anderson
Donald Fitzpatrick
Womacka
First Avenue E
East Side W C T U Installs Officers at Home Meeting
Meeting at 111 Eleventh Street NW installs Miss Ruth Otto as president and officers for the East Side W C T U. Department heads include Mrs Grant Anderson and Mrs T D Carnes. Plans for the county convention on Sept 12 at Marion Methodist church. Next meeting Oct 1 due to state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McLaughlin
C. W. Sims
Eleventh Street
East Side
Ruth Otto
George Faun
Luella Taylor
Eva Neubauer
Christian Citizenship
Grant Anderson
Flower, Mission and Relief
T. D. Carnes
National Papers
Soldier and Sailors
Lucetta McCain
Otto
Benedict
O. W. Compton
L. L. Riley
Marion
Earl Mastin Leaves for Washington D C on Visit Tour
Earl Mastin son of Mr and Mrs W W Mastin of 2041 Washington avenue SE leaves for Washington D C to visit Dick Rice a former Cedar Rapids resident. He will also visit his aunt Mrs Warner Hansel in New York City and Charles Musker in Chicago before resuming studies at the University of Iowa this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Mastin
W. W. Mastin
Washington Avenue
Washington, D. C
Dick Rice
Cedar Rapids
Warner Hansel
New York City
Charles Musker
Chicago
Earl
University of Iowa
Ambassador Circle Meeting at Mrs McCullough’s Home
Members of Ambassador circle of King's Daughters met Wednesday afternoon at 1255 First avenue SE. A dessert luncheon was served as committees for the year were appointed and Mrs. Arthur Beurle led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. McCullough
First Avenue SE
Ambassador Circle of
King’s Daughters
Arthur Beurle
More Folk Return from Vacations
Midweek sees many locals back from trips in the east west and north. Frank C. Welch and daughter Peggy arrived home from Richmond after a two week eastward motor trip with Mrs Welch and son Ted to join them from Detroit for a national Sigma Chi convention. Prof and Mrs Max Dachler with children returned from Charlevoix Michigan via Chicago. J T Templeton and family finished a three week western tour including Yellowstone and a stay at a ranch near Dubois. The group from Georgian Bay cruise in Detroit visited Canadian ports before Toronto and Cleveland. The Warren family returned home after ten days visiting Two Harbors Leech Lake and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Welch
First Avenue W
Peggy
Richmond
W. B. Gordon
Welch
Ted
Cedar Rapids
Detroit
Mr. Welch
Max Dachler
Second Avenue SE
Rockey
Max
Mark
Charlevoix
Mich
Chicago
J. T. Templeton
B Avenue
Yellowstone National Park
Ae, Chase
Grande Avenue
C. F. Huber
Bever Avenue
Marian Davidson
Seventeenth Street
North Channel
Goderich
Parry Sound
Little Current
Sault Ste. Marie
Killarney
Owen Sound
Mackinac Island
Davidson
Cleveland
Mesdames Chase
Huber
Toronto
M. R. Warren
Fifth Avenue SE
Betty
David
Donald
Two Harbors
Minn
Leech Lake
Minneapolis
Miss White Returns Home From Hazelhurst Camp
Miss Dorothea White of 623 Third Avenue SW returned Monday from the Hazelhurst Wisconsin toy camps where she served ten weeks as counselor in artcrafts She will enter the University of Iowa this fall as a sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea White
Third Avenue SW
Hazelhurst
Wis
White
University of Iowa
Templeton Family Holds Twelfth Reunion at Lisle Andrews Home
The twelfth Templeton reunion was held Sunday at the Lisle Andrews home in Western. Officers elected include Mr. Andrews as president, Jessie Reid as vice president, Nellie Andrews as treasurer, Helen Cook as secretary, Mildred Irwin as corresponding secretary, Alice Lake as historian, and Jessie Reid as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton
Lisle Andrews
Western
Mr. Andrews
Jessie Reid
Nellie Andrews
Helen Cook
Mildred Irwin
Alice Lake
Gardemann Returns to Atkins after Visit
Miss LaVonne Gardemann of Atkins, who has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, 622 Fifteenth avenue SW, returned home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVonne Gardemann
Atkins
Ernest Wheeler
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Miss Charlotte Power Sets Chicago Visit Then Lisle
Miss Charlotte Power of 384 Six teenth street SE departed Sunday for Chicago to visit her mother for a week. She plans to attend the Heart academy in Lisle after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Power
Sixteenth Street SE
Chicago
Nares Heart Academy
Lisle
Do Women Dress to Please Men According to Silk Stocking Shortage
Ruth Millett argues that during the silk stocking shortage women continued purchasing for personal satisfaction, not male approval. She notes men scorned those chasing stock and concludes women dress despite male indifference, challenging the notion that stockings primarily please men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Aunt Het Quotes and Cousin Sue’s Boy’s Escape Idea
Aunt Het remarks on a “wet of ideas” while noting Cousin Sue’s boy has one goal to avoid work. The line hints at a stubborn attitude and humor about avoiding labor within a family banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin Sue
Weekend visitors to the Lenck residence headlined by St. Louis guests
Mr and Mrs George Lenck hosted weekend visitors from St Louis including Mr and Mrs C R Watkins Dr and Mrs Joseph Carney Mrs Emily Schneider and Roy Lenck nephew and Wilbur Grisbeck who flew in for the weekend both from St Louis and joined the Lencks at 318 Fairway Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lenck
Fairway Terrace SE
C. R. Watkins
Joseph Carney
Emily Schneider
St. Louis
Leasure Family Visit Returns to Town from Santa Monica
Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Leasure arrived Monday morning from Santa Monica California to visit with Mr. Leasure's father J. W. Leasure and Miss Elsie Leasure at 531 Wilson Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. Leasure
Santa Monica
Calif
Mr. Leasure
J. W. Leasure
Elsie Leasure
Wilson Avenue
Pretty Puss Pattern Then and Now
Advertisement notes pattern 2873 companion pillow or picture featuring a cat called Pretty Puss, and mentions pattern 2954 with transfer image 1144x1314 inches, stitches, color chart, and key. Requests 10 cents to Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept for pattern 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY, with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Home Defense Theme Chosen for P T A Year
The P T A council announces the year’s study theme Home Defense Safeguarding Tomorrow’s Citizens. Dr G Leonard Harrington of the University of Kansas will speak on Psychology of the Family at a Oct 1 night meeting. Magazine chairmen meet Sept 30 at 2 pm. extensive standing committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Council
Board of Education
G. Leonard Harrington
University of Kansas
Iowa Medical Society
Friends
Art Association
P. T. A. Magazine
Vernon L. Spohn
Willis Clark
E. Harold Skinner
H. H. Morse
Rodney Gould
Orlo LeVan
James Spalding
Arthur Norman
Frank Kralik
William White
Floyd V
Dutoit
C. G. Barber
Leo Vanous
John Frazier
Henry Lubben
E. C Waite
J.H. Hanus
C. W. McSkimming
Harold Miner
C. H. Johanes
Howard Martin
O Doris
L. J. Jiricek
Clinton Lane
Otto Hanzlik
Harry Montgomery
R. J. Pollock
J. R. Osterlund
R. J. Tafft
Jane Boyd
C. H. Lisenbee
Don Nietzi
Wesley Ward
Clyde Peremsky
Wilson Fernow
Arthur Deamer
Walters
Advice From Mary Manners and Dear Miss Manners
A reader seeks guidance on father daughter communication and social activities for shy or unwell youths. The column advises opening dialogue and hosting friendly gatherings, while a second letter asks about visiting a friend with parental consent and funds. Answers emphasize practical steps and waiting for better opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Will Be Married Miss Virginia Miller and Amos Thompson
The couple announce their approaching marriage to be held at 7.30 p.m. at Olivet Presbyterian church parsonage. Miss Miller and Mr. Thompson, Wilson high graduates, will reside at 1053 Fifth avenue SE after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Miller
Amos Franklin Thompson
H. L. Miller
Twentieth Avenue
Mr. Thompson
F. B. Thompson
Sixteenth Avenue
E. J. Wykle
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Miss Miller
Wilson High School
Kresge Company
Stary Foundry
Fifth Avenue SE
Rockford Guests Visit Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Earl Galbraith of Rockford were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Cady Jr at 1207 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Galbraith
Rockford
Harry Cady, Jr
Fifth Avenue SE
Guests end visit with Thaves in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Julius Thaves of Des Moines return home Tuesday morning after a visit in the A Perry Hopkinson home at 2714 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Thaves
Des Moines
A. Perry Hopkinson
Second Avenue SE
Landis Family Returns From Delavan Wisconsin Visit
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Landis and their son Donald, of 3012 D avenue NE, returned Tuesday from Delavan Wisconsin where they spent the weekend with former Cedar Rapids residents Mr. and Mrs. L. Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Landis
D Avenue
Donald
Delavan
Wis
Cedar Rapids
L. Dick
New Orleans Mrs Conn visits twin and sisters in city
Mrs. Roy Conn of New Orleans has arrived in the city to visit her twin sister Mrs. Amos Elderkin at 1526 B avenue NE and her other sisters Mrs. R. E. MacDanel of 118 Eighteenth street NE and Mrs. May Bromwell of 352 Twenty-first street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Conn
New Orleans
City
Amos Elderkin
B Avenue
R. E. MacDanel
Eighteenth Street
May Bromwell
Twenty-first Street
Weekend in Chicago Visit for Hertz Couple
Mr and Mrs Ray Hertz of 2875 Fifth Avenue Road SW returned Monday after spending the weekend in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hertz
Fifth Avenue Road
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jean Savage
Horace Lavely
Harmonsburg
Josephine Magee
L. B Gray
Mrs. Duncan
Johnsons
Bowlene
Stephens
Kitzhabers
Fordices
van Cleaves
Elmer Ceikas
Mrs, Hansen
Hendersons
Leo
Howard Galbraiths
Miss Vomacka
Mr. Clark
James W. Clark
Earl. Mastin
Ambassador
Miss White
Templeton Reunion
Miss Power
Ruth Millett
Gazette
Lencks
Laisa Wheeler
P.T.A
Mary Manners
Ella
Bill
Datiries
DIAL
The
American Medical Association
Council On Foods
Landis
Delavan, Wis
Mrs. Conn
American Institute of Laundering
Little Boy Blue
Bkuutn G
Ned
Montrose
Iowa
Forstman’s
Strooks
Coats
Wolf’s
Second Street
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