This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1935
Page
10
A young woman Cleo grows self conscious due to her mother constant admonishments to posture hair and attire. The advice suggests seeking praise from her mother and showing confidence to counteract the negative impact.
Newhall Mrs Louis Baumgartner presided as hostess to the Presbyterian Ladies Aid with Mrs C J Paul gen and Mrs F H Thompson assisting. Guests named include Mesdames William Gardemann F C Heinrich Arnold Gafeller Elizabeth Rueschenk John Fix E G Matson William Freeman H W Ml Jer Henry Broendel H F Haerther and Miss Elizabeth Miller. The Altar and Rosary society of St Pauls church entertained the Watkins society at Legion hall. Kill Kare Klub members visited Mere C E F Tuttle to help decorate. Others mentioned include Mrs C Lo Bradles Mrs J F Connor Arnold Gafeler Mes OF H Hivek Wires L J Hrepffer Mire HE Weichman Mrs WoCam Kurstorf.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a festival and a bridge near a park with references to a state and county names. The readable bits hint at local events, but specifics are unclear.
Center Junction and Manchester families gather as Center Junction Weneora Margaret Kierek and Lamar Dad Thompson wed at the bride's home in Marchester. Ceremony led by Reverend A Alvea of the Presbyterian church Center Junction. The couple plans a Louisville trip then farming near Center Junction. Out-of-town guests and local hostesses noted along with a later shower for Wynona Kleieck.
A reunion of the Springville graduating class of 1932 occurred last Sunday at Miss Winnifred Wiley's home. Attendees included Madge Plumly Maurine Christian Robert McGrew Donald Woods John Dixon Marvin Bowdish and several couples. The Neighborhood club met with Mrs Mary Heady on Tuesday evening and Mrs Eva Little hosted the Royal Neighbors monthly meeting. A picnic dinner was served at noon.
The Ladies Aid societies of United Brethren and Methodist churches hosted receptions for the new members and teachers. Pre-nic gathering for new teachers was held at Jungletown. Hostesses included Mrs Elsie McCrea and Mrs Bessie Stra. Birthday party honored at the Strait home. Altruist club members attended. Brethren Ladies Aid held officer elections with Jessie Cripps as president and Beth Glick as vice president. Meetings featured various hosts and guests across multiple events for the community and church groups.
Hopkinton residents attended multiple society gatherings. The Methodist Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs J R Boots with two assisting hostesses, while the Methodist Missionary Society met at Mrs A B Soule and the Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs Alfred Larkins. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Mrs Sarah McConnell and Mrs Minnie Mackintosh hosting. A Home Missionary society organized at Buck Creek Parsonage with Rev E H Morrow overseeing and officers named. The first meeting is set for at the home of Mrs John Beitz.
Lisbon resident J Burnett Ringer married Miss Frances Hummer in a Sheldahl ceremony attended by Mrs. Mina Ringer Harold and Mr and Mrs L S Wright of Kansas City. The couple will live in Mount Vernon where Ringer works.
West Branch Mrs Harold White hosted a Thursday birthday party for her daughters Vivian age five and Orlane age two. Also noted are reunions and farewells for locals including Lenora Butler of Pasadena and Mr and Mrs Marvin Butler departing for Pasadena.
Brandon Mrs John Erger will observe her daughter Darlenes ninth birthday with a dinner at her home today. Mes Ale Young observed her birthday last Sunday. Thirty seven relatives and friends were present. Community club met Friday with Mr and Mrs Wesley Horak. Lane and family were guests at a dinner last Sunday in La Porte City for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs T J Lane. One person attended including four great grandchildren.
A Thursday picnic supper and wiener roast with music and games drew a Bertram group including Mr and Mrs George D King Mr and Mrs Joseph Mikulecki Mr and Mrs Floyd Kitchen Mr and Mrs Osmond Berry Mr and Mrs Frank Lerner Mr and Mrs Elwood Blake Mr and Mrs Clair Stoneking Mrs Fred Lake Catherine Berry Ruth Mikulecki Charlotte Berry William Mikulecky Harold Lerner Lester Mikulecky Junior Berry Darrell Kitchen Doris Kitchen Caroline Berry and Eben Linden of Chicago.
Misses DeEtte Marsteller Margaret Nichols Carrie Melick and Hermina Brandt were honored guests at bridge at Jenniie Jack's home. Marsteller and Brandt will enroll at the University of Iowa. Nichols and Melick plan Eureka College. Dan Hise, son of Mr and Mrs George Hise, will enroll at Wentworth Military College in Lexington Missouri. Ernest Crene travels to Pittsburg Kansas to enroll as a freshman at Kansas State Teachers College.
Nancy Page presents an easy practical work bag that stands on a wooden frame. Includes materials list of crochet cotton floss and cords, hook size No.5, and folding legs for purse-style portability.
This 1935 crochet guide explains a work bag built around a frame. It covers loop stitches, chain counts, rows to form two end sections, a 4 inch dc band, and a decorative cross stitch and color work between bands. Cardboard bottom support is cut to fit and the bag is lined and sewn to the frame.
Numerous church organizations schedule gatherings this week including John Huss Aid at 2:15 p.m. at 1302 K Street SW and Philathea Class at 2:30 p.m. Friday at 1328 Third Avenue SE. Officers and committees are listed for Saron Lutheran Westminster Presbyterian First Presbyterian Daniels Park Van Vechten Guild Kenwood Presbyterian Olivet Trinity Methodist and St Pauls Protheon and Susana Wesleyan classes with hostesses named and venues across multiple SE and NE addresses.
The Winners class of the Second Christian Church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 1311 Hinkley Avenue NW the home of Mrs. I E Linkletter. There will be election of officers.
The Grace Episcopal church guild will hold its first fall meeting led by president Mrs. Jay G. Sigmund at 1 p.m. on Thursday for luncheon. The event takes place at 2429 Fourth Avenue SE with a business session to follow.
Members are asked to bring the standard picnic requirements. The meeting will include the election of officers.
St Rose circle of the Immaculate Conception church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at 210 Thirty fourth street SE hosted by Mrs W S Cole Keane Workers Fourth division to meet Tuesday evening in the school hall with Mrs Moes and Mrs Byrnes as hostesses.
First Evangelical women meet Thursday at 2 30 in church parlors with several hostesses listed. Trinity Missionary women plan Friday gathering at 2 30 pm with mite box opening and officers to be elected. Lydian Society hosts a Friday picnic at 6 30 pm at 2656 Country Club Parkway SH with Mrs Lee Hiltbrunner hosting and Mrs Elmer Holvenstot assisting.
The Ladies Aid society of the Central Park Presbyterian church will meet at 1580 Third avenue SE Friday at 2 30 p m. Assisting hostesses include Mesdames R E MacDanel Karl Thompson C E Stryker Glen Rodgers F G Murray R J Lubbock and R G Aus.
First Lutheran church hosts an aid group gathering in the church parlors Thursday at 2 30 p m. Hostesses include Mrs L Newport Mrs George Hess Mrs R Everhart and Mrs E Malley with attendees listed as C W Daniels G A Strickland J L Burge C E Porter J E Stewart J Robinson J W Riley and H W Espeset.
St Johns Guild of St Johns Episcopal church will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon hosted by Mrs O E Dickeson at 335 Nineteenth Street SE.
The home missionary society of Trinity Lutheran church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs. E. F. Harnisch, Mrs. Earl Nichols, and Mrs. James Nichols.
Calvary Baptist t nn missionary circle holds all day meeting Thursday at 507 Second Avenue SW hosted by Mrs. Virgil Flushee. Anna Narber circle meets Thursday with Mrs. F. M. Coombs on Johnson Avenue NW and invites a picnic luncheon at 10 30 a.m. Sarah Fuller circle meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Forby at 809 Seventh Avenue SW.
Decorah Mrs Don Meyer chairs a capital city dinner at Oneota Golf and Country Club on Wednesday. Mesdames A J Sorenson Gust Winger Trina Roberg Flora Bergeson host Luther College Women’s Club at Pine Bluff. A bridge luncheon Friday at Oneota will be led by Mesdames W E Scott Frances Leytze Charles Altfillisch Al Anderson Charles Greenley E P Shea C E Vetter C A Cool and Paul Schneider. Fortnightly club of Congregational church will dine with Mrs W D Wells Tuesday at six thirty. Girl Scouts Community Council holds fall meeting Tuesday at Pine Bluff with a picnic luncheon.
North English notices show Mr and Mrs W C Carson hosting a family dinner Sunday. Harriett Off entertained Friday for Meredith Van Dyke who enters nursing training at Cedar Rapids. Philathean club plans a Wednesday meeting with Mrs Wilbur Miller. Mrs Henry Weber to host Legion auxiliary Monday afternoon.
Central City hosts a house warming for Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Hatch with relatives including the Henderson and McTavish families and others. Sam Carlson sells his grocery to Ross Beatty of Monticello. Thomas Smith to run the business. Shirley Ford wed Vera Haggar August 31 in Lexington, Ky. Cedar Rapids-bound couple will reside there. Central City school opens with record enrollment of 304. 90 high school tuition pupils. American Legion auxiliary meets with officers reelected except treasurer. Mrs Erwin George replaced by Mrs Wv Brown.
Keswick Mrs. C D Harlan hosted the American Legion auxiliary meeting Tuesday. Officers elected include President Mrs. Anna Bair Vice President Miss Lulu Jarvis Secretary Mrs Neva Ackley Treasurer Mrs Mable Morrison Chaplain Mrs Margie Hungerford. The Happy Hour club met Wednesday in the Methodist Protestant church basement. The Junior Aid society held an all day meeting Thursday in the church.
The Sigourney Presbyterian Kensington society held a Friday church reception for the new pastor Rev. C. H. Rumbaugh and his family. Mrs. C. J. Lambert and her committee planned the event with a string quartet including Helen Jane Goldthwaite and others providing music.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.