Parties Honor Bride-To-Be Eroy Cullman in Cedar Rapids
Bridal events for Eroy Cullman include showers hosted by Mrs. George W. Leack and Mrs. Charles Bode. A luncheon at The Hut featured Katheryn Safely, Barbara Carruthers, Carol Jean Curran, and Janice Bailey. Dessert bridge was hosted by Curran and Mrs. Diserens with 18 guests attending.
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Eroy Cullman
Cedar Rapids
George W. Leack
F Avenue NW
Cullman
Charles Bode
Mt. Vernon Avenue SE
Miss Cullman
Jeanne Ferguson
Washington Avenue
Mizpah Circle Meets for Luncheon at Mrs. Home
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters gathered Wednesday for a luncheon at Mrs. residence. An informal meeting followed with fellowship and planning for upcoming circle activities.
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Mizpah
King’s Daughters
Melvin Robertson Ship Fund Aids Coe Student
Melvin Robertson of 1418 First Avenue funds a ship-related scholarship for a Coe College student, supporting tuition and supplies for the upcoming academic year. The donation aims to aid merit students pursuing maritime studies and leadership in navigation.
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Melvin Robertson
Coe
Postnuptial Shower Held for Ruth Hill’s Former Family
Mrs M H Hill hosted a post nuptial shower Thursday evening at 1706 Sixth Ave. The event honored the former Ruth Hill and was hosted by W Schlemmer with Mrs F Schlemmer and bridge club members Stearns Hope Kurtz and Harriet Moon in attendance. Mrs Livona Clark attended as a guest. Earlier Dorothy Klay at 1009 A Avenue NE entertained eight guests for a shower for Mrs Schlemmer.
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M. H. Hill
Sixth Ave
W. Schlemmer
Ruth Hill
Square Dancers Plan Year Program At Picnic
A Cedar Rapids square dancing group held a picnic and meeting at Ellis park pavilion. Roy Barnes was elected chairman as they outlined a winter program modeled on last year’s YWCA dance plan and a membership drive to recruit new couples.
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Ellis Park Pavilion
Cedar Rapids
Roy Barnes
Miss Tecklenburg Weds Melvin A. Schulte in St Patrick’s
Miss Marjorie F Tecklenburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Tecklenburg of 1733 Maple Drive NW wed Melvin A Schulte son of Mr and Mrs William A Schulte of Walford Tuesday morning at St Patrick’s church. Rev Donald Peters officiated assisted by Betty Tecklenburg and Audrey Schulte attended by Clarence Schulte and Harvey Tecklenburg with a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel and dinner at the bride’s home.
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Marjorie F. Tecklenburg
Henry Tecklenburg
Maple Drive
Melvin A. Schulte
William A. Schulte
Walford
St. Patrick’s Church
Donald Peters
Joan Steinback
Cedar
Betty Tecklenburg
Audrey Schulte
Maid of Honor
Clarence Schulte
Harvey Tecklenburg
Roosevelt Hotel
Lavonne Bender
Merlyn Tecklenburg
Keystone
Herman Paulsen
Schulte
Keystone High School
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Scully and Mrs Larsen Visit Ralston Home
Mrs E M Scully and Mrs E E Larsen of Sioux City sisters of Mrs Weston D Ralston are visiting the Ralston home at 2216 Bever avenue SE and will remain until Friday.
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E. M. Scully
E. E. Larsen
Sioux City
Weston D. Ralston
Ralston
Bever Avenue
Miller Family Returns With London Guest
Mr and Mrs R H Miller of 414 Longwood drive NE return from Chicago where they visited their son and daughter in law Robert and Susan Miller. They are joined by Mrs Jack Fear of London England who will stay a week at the Miller home.
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R. H. Miller
Longwood Drive
Chicago
Robert Miller
Susan
Jack Fear
London
England
Miller
Huist and Blomquist Families Gather in Waterloo Home
Dr and Mrs John Huist visit Mrs Blomquist s parents Mr and Mrs F Q Storrs in Waterloo and stay at 1801 Eighth Avenue SE. Dr and Mrs R F Blomquist and children John Allen and Patty Lou of Madison Wisconsin also spend the weekend in the H F Blomquist home.
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John Huist
Designing Woman By Elizabeth Hillyer
A decor note explains how small choices add character in home styling. Simple drapery ideas and hanging methods are highlighted to create a more inviting room atmosphere.
Round tie back ve attached higher on one re a ee
Text is fragmented with unclear nouns and repeating filler sounds. The passage appears to discuss design ideas about decorative ties and color choices like pink peach pale blue, offering alternatives to standard white.
Pepper trade delays and home menu suggestions from 1940s column
News notes delays in exporting black pepper from India to the United States due to license issues. Batavia white pepper supplies hit a new low as production lags from fertilizer shortages and land shift to food crops. Plus a quick menu for entertaining with minted pears on lettuce and a cinnamon peach sauce dessert idea.
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United States
India
Batavia
Peach Cinnamon Sauce For Ice Dessert
A recipe notes boiling water stirred constantly then cooked over low heat five minutes until clear. Remove from heat, add cinnamon, cool, then fold in diced peaches and let the sauce stand at least one hour before serving over ice.
Brussels sprouts maturity and harvest timing
Iowa State College garden expert Larry Grove notes Brussels sprouts form in leaf axils along the central stem. The lowest sprouts mature first and should be harvested when the lower leaves begin to yellow.
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Larry Grove
Iowa State College
Planting guidance on trimming sprouts and pruning growth
The instruction describes removing each leaf before snapping higher on the plant to develop off each sprout and notes that young sprouts later.
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Mizpah Circle
Schlemmer
Sixteenth Avenue
Gaur
L. A. Dvorak
Photoplay
Paulette Goddard
Coat
Second Avenue SE
Miss Tecklenburg, M. A. Schulte
Tanda-Da-Nika Group
Weston D. Ralstons
R. H. Millers
H. F. Blomquists
Designing Woman
Elizabeth Hillyer
Naomi Doeb
Ganben TP
Iowa State Colleg
Brussels
Mecconkie
Variety Store
First Avenue
Dial
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