Women's Golf Dinner At Cedar Rapids Country Club
The Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts the annual Women’s golf dinner at 6 30 tonight with prizes for season winners. Winners include Mrs. Thomas L. Crabbe and Mrs. Elliott Cobb headlining four flights, plus Ringer Tournament results and plans for next season and the state tournament at the club. Mrs. James W. Bell hosted a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel with out of town guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
E. M Soboda, Jr
Elliott Cobb
Hazel Brown
Country Club
Thomas L. Crabbe
J . Livingood
Glenn Fletcher
James W Bell
Carl D Thomas
Keith Dunn
Cedar
Donald S. Barry, Jr
Harold Reid
Iowa
Kenneth Bogaard
Max Burrell
Indian Creek
Robert B. Creswell
S R. Meek
John T. Hamilton II
Ed Soboda, Jr
van Vechten Shaffer
A. J. Coburn
Hampton family returns from Canada trip
Mr and Mrs H T Hampton and daughters Helen and Sondra of 309 Twenty second Street NE have returned home after a one week vacation through Thunder Bay Ontario. Co L Hampton of Cedar Rapids accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hampton
Helen
Sondra
Twenty-second Street
Thunder Bay
Ontario
Canada
Reflection Lake
Orient Bay
Co. L. Hampton
Cedar Rapids
Haerther to marry Arthur Koering in Newhall
Newhall Mr and Mrs H F Haerther announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Darlene to Arthur Koering son of Mrs Alvina Koering of Stanwood The vows will be spoken Sept 11 at 7 pm in St sas Lutheran church in Newhall Miss Haerther served two years with the women's Marine Corps and held the rank of sergeant Mr Koering served three years overseas with the army and is now employed in Stanwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
H. F Haerther
Darlene
Arthur Koering
Alvina Koering
Stanwood
St. Sas Lutheran Church
Newall
Miss Haerther
Women’s Marine Corps
Koering
Army
Fox Family Closes Five Week California Vacation Return
Dr and Mrs J H Fox and their family return from a five week trip to California. They were joined by Mrs W H Evans of Kirksville Missouri. The group visited relatives in Pasadena and stayed with friends in Hollywood Denver and Tucson Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fox
First Avenue
California
Slades and Beattys Return From Clear Lake Trip
Mr and Mrs William Slade and Mr and Mrs Frank Beatty of 1829 Washington Avenue SE return from a vacation at Clear Lake. On the way back they stopped to visit relatives in Boone before Cedar Rapids return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Slade
Frank Beatty
Washington Avenue
Clear Lake
Cedar Rapids
Boone
Former Cedar Rapids Residents Visit Mrs. John L. Miller
Mrs. Raymond H. Rutherford and her sons Holt and Raymond Jr all of Miami Florida and formerly of Cedar Rapids arrived last weekend to visit Mrs. John L. Miller at 1905 B avenue NE. They will stay until Monday evening. Holt plans to enter Culver Military Academy in Culver Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Rutherford
Holt and
Raymond, Jr
Miami
Fla
Cedar Rapids
John L. Miller
B Avenue
Holt
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Miss Hunter and Keith Nichols pledge vows in wedding
Miss Margaret Elaine Hunter and Keith Maxwell Nichols wed at Westminster Presbyterian Church with 8 pm ceremony led by Dr. David I. Berger. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hunter, wore a Swiss lace gown, veil, and gardenia bouquet. nuptial music was provided by organist Don Cook and vocalist Phyllis Kadel. The couple plans Iowa City home while Nichols studies at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elaine Hunter
Keith Maxwell Nichols
David I. Berger
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Paul C. Hunter
Longwood Drive
Nichols
H. M. Nichols
Webster City
Don Cook
Phyllis Kadel
Patricia Jansen
Davenport
Diane
Louise Johnston
Cedar Rapids
June Muhl
Oskaloosa
Carol Margaret Clemons
Champaign
Wallace Bjornstad
Spencer
James Mc Raith
Charles McMurray
Ruth Ann Salem
Nevada
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Franklin High School
Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Army Air Forces
Jane Rambo
Douglas Long
Frank Taleott
Coggon
R. B. Clemons
Champaign, Il
Joan Lyon
Audrey Ross
Des Moines
William Wheeler
Marengo
M. A. Kadel
Betty Albert
Tipton
Wilson Family Honored by Cedar Rapids Science Club
Dr and Mrs L R Wilson and their family who moved to Massachusetts were honored at a picnic by the Natural Science club founded in Cedar Rapids in 1941 by Dr Wilson. The Wilsons were celebrated as the club noted the head of geology at Massachusetts State College Amherst. The event was at Miss Iola Tillapaughs home 1722 Ellis Boulevard NW with a gift presented by club members. The club began plans in October 1941 and now has grown from six original members to a larger group meeting at Coe College and hosting lectures, field trips and recreational outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Wilson
Massachusetts
Natural Science Club
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Coe College
Massachusetts State College
Amherst
Ioa Tillapaugh
Ellis Boulevard
Wilson’s
Virginia Slauson
R. V. Drexler
Margaret Lahr
Stephen Pattee
Ruth Webster
Iola Tillapaugh
Coe College Science
Indiana Guests Are Honored At Luncheon
Mrs. C. C. Tschirgi and Mrs. C. A. Broadston entertained nine guests Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the Roosevelt hotel. Honored guests were Mrs Madeleine Kester of Terre Haute and her mother Mrs Alice Hampton of Evansville. They are staying with Frank Cravens at 1826 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Tschirgi
Second Avenue SE
C. A. Broadston
Roosevelt Hotel
Madeline Kester
Terre Haute
Ind
Alice Hampton
Evansville
Frank Cravens
Bever Avenue SE
Craven
Hampton
Designing Woman By Elizabeth Hillyer Pillow Quality Test
Test pillows at home by placing atop an open palm and noting droop. A pillow that sags and cannot be shaken means it is not up to standard. Old pillows commonly fail early due to wear and loss of duality. Waterfowl feather pillows with natural curl offer the best support.
Parker Speaks At PTA Meeting
Cedar Rapids school superintendent Clyde Parker told 98 parent teachers leaders that educating children is the community s top job and urged the school system be shaped to serve boys and girls well. He stressed home life and church balance, and noted upcoming courses for mothers and study groups for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Parker
Parker
Haley C. Reid
Afton Smith
University of Town Extension Division
David Mitchell
Paul Rust
Council of Social Agencies
George Hogan
Des Moines
Legion Auxiliary Hears State Convention Report
The American Legion auxiliary met Tuesday evening to hear the annual state convention report by Mrs. Dorothy Drew and the Girls State report by Miss Ann Lazio. Mrs. F. C. Parrish was appointed to fill a vacancy on the executive board after Mrs. A. D. Holbrook resigned. Rehabilitation chairman Mrs. Charles Jasa spoke on the birthday party at Knoxville Veterans hospital, joined by several members. The group voted to send candy bars to the hospital weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Drew
Ann Lazio
F.C. Parrish
A. D. Holbrook
Charles Jasa
Knoxville Veterans Hospital
R. A. Dubhbert
A. E. Schoendelen
John Lewis
H. E. Travis
Frank Humphrys, Jr
Faulkner Anniversary Observance at Olivet Church
Charles E Faulkner and his wife celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary with vows repeated at Olivet Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m Rev D Keith Irwin to officiate Attending are daughters Dona May and Nola Jean, parents Mr and Mrs W C Faulkner of Muscatine and Mrs Margaret Thompson of Cedar Rapids Son Orval Dean and his family reside in Miami unable to attend A reception follows in church parlors They were married in Marion twenty five years ago and have lived in Cedar Rapids since then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Faulkner
A Avenue NW
Olivet Presbyterian Church
D. Keith Irwin
Faulkners
Dona May
Nola Jean
Faulkner
W. C. Faulkner
Muscatine
Geraldine Henkes Becomes a Bride in McGregor
Miss Geraldine Henkes daughter of Mr and Mrs Seward Henkes became the bride of Henry Hendrickson son of Mrs Carl Hendrickson Saturday in the Congregational church. The bride has been a cadet nurse in Rochester Minnesota and Minneapolis. Hendrickson served 45 months most of that time in the South Pacific. The couple will live in McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgregor
Geraldine Henkes
Seward Henkes
Henry Hendrickson
Carl Hendrickson
Congregational Church
Rochester
Minn
Minneapolis
Zimmerman Girls Return From Colorado Trip
Misses Jeanne and Marilyn Zimmerman of 1720 Third avenue SE have returned from a Colorado vacation visiting Estes Park Rocky Mountain National Park Boulder Denver Colorado Springs Canon City Pueblo and stayed at Paradise Ranch in Woodland Park. They host Mrs J H Hostetler of Portland Ore as house guest. Mrs L R Harrier and guests Frank Unrath and herself returned to their homes after a summer at Gull Lake Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne
Marilyn Zimmerman
Third Avenue SE
Colorado
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Boulder
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Canon City
Pueblo
Paradise Ranch
Woodland Park
J. H. Hostetler
Portland
Ore
L. R. Harrier
Fourth Avenue
Frank Unrath
Iowa City
Mrs. Harrier
Gull Lake
Minnesota
Blacks to Make Home in Council Bluffs
Mr and Mrs James H Black will move from 511 Tenth Street SW to Council Bluffs where Black becomes manager of the G I Kinney Shoe store. The text adds a note defining the Japanese banzai phrase as 10 000 years and compares it to long live the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Blacks
Council Bluffs
James H. Black
Tenth Street
Council Luffs
Black
G. I. Kinney
Church Ceremony For Dorothy Eley Bride in Cedar Rapids
Miss Dorothy Eley daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Eley of 1720 Grande avenue SE wed Harold Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson of Steamboat Rock at First Congregational church Cedar Rapids. Rev Richard J Wagner officiated with Mrs John T Massey as soloist and Mrs Gerald Thomas at organ. Guests included attendants and a reception at the Roosevelt hotel. The couple will live in Manson after a wedding trip. Mrs Johnson is a Collins Radio employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Eley
Martin Eley
Grande Avenue SE
Harold Johnson
Ben Johnson
Steamboat Rock
First Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
Richard J. Wagner
John T. Massey
Gerald Thomas
Robert Connor
Leona Runquist
William Eckel
Kenneth Kaiser
Dan Schwitters
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Howard Dannir
Leslie McConnell
Harold Pierce
Arnold Kaiser
Manson
Johnson
Collins Radio Company
Volunteer Circle Holds First Fall Meeting
Volunteer Circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. for luncheon at 1712 C avenue NE. Seven attended. They voted to send a delegate to the state convention in Des Moines October 2 3 4 and to pay rent for a needy family. The fall rummage sale is set for September 21 at the Sunshine Mission building. The next meeting will be September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
Theodore Anderson
C Avenue NE
Des Moines
Sunshine Mission
Sundbergs Visit From Chicago And Baltimore
Guests in the home of Mrs. A. E. Sundberg at 408 Fourth street SW include her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sundberg and their son Johnny from Chicago. Also visiting is her daughter Miss Alice Sundberg of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Sundberg
Fourth Street
Charles E. Sundberg
Johnny
Chicago
Mrs. Sundberg
Miss Alice Sundberg
Baltimore
Dinner honors Toronto visitors at Iowa city home
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wagner hosted a dinner Monday at their 116 Thirty-fifth street drive SE residence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Surgenov of Toronto, Canada, who are houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNabney on Iowa Javenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Wagner
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
George Surgenov
Toronto
Canada
Surgenovs
Robert McNabney
Iowa
Javenue SE
Margaret Kikendall Is Bride of Frederick Howatt
Margaret Jane Kikendall married Frederick Frank Howatt of Portland Oregon in Westminster Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Silas Wadding of Dexter with bridesmaids and ushers including Eloise Storch Werner Gravendorf and Leslie Howatt. A reception followed the ceremony at the residence of the bride on Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jane Kikendall
Frederick Frank Howatt
Portland
Oregon
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Silas Wadding
Dexter
J. L. Eikendall
Washington Avenue SE
Don Cook
Norman Emerson
Eloise Storch
Werner Gravendorf
Des Plaines
Ill
Leslie Howatt
Richard
Edwin Heusinkveld
Neil Williams
Fred J. Howatt
H. G. Barrett
T. A. Richardson
Elizabeth Priban
Ruth Baker
Ione Peterson
Two Weeks Vacation Ends for Charles Rossmans
Mr and Mrs Charles W Rossman of 1509 Park Avenue SE returned Monday evening from a two weeks vacation trip to Rock Island Davenport and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Rossman
Park Avenue SE
Rock Island, Ill
Davenport
Chicago
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Linden Drive
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Temple City
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Ridgewood Terrace
Mable Day
Greensburg
Charles S. Day
Wf. T. Hamptons
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Slades
Beattys
C. R
Join L. Miller
Al's Furniture
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Chinamel Paint Store
Tillird Avenue
Siegel's
Avise
Siegel
Miss Hunter
Keith Nichols
Maid of Honor
Indiana
Designing Woman
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Office Supply
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PTA
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A. W. Peterson Co. Inc
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