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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1938

Page

2

Gage Harless Bridal Party Members Named

Mary Gage Ames will officiate the Sept 24 wedding at Sin clair Memorial chapel on the Coe College campus at 4 PM. Betty Gage serves as maid of honor and Mrs Thomas C Jackson of Fairfield as matron of honor. Donald W Geyer of Davenport named best man with bridesmaids Helen Munns Katherine Van Meter Helen Larimer and Helen Harless. Ushers include Wendell Delzell Milford Delzell Avery Gage and Thomas C Jackson.

George N. Harless Sinclair Memorial Coe College Mr. Harless William ©. Harless A Y Mary Gage Wendell Delzell Milford Delzell Avery Gage Cedar Rapids Thomas C. Jackson Fairfield

Westerfield Home Weekend Guests Include Filmer Westerfield

Mason Filmer of Denver and Richard M. Westerfield of West Union visited the home of Mr and Mrs C M Westerfield at 1840 Bever avenue SE. Mason Filmer was en route to Cambridge Mass to enter Harvard business school.

C. M. Westerfield Bever Avenue Mason Filmer Denver Richard M. Westerfield West Union Filmer Cambridge Mass Harvard Business School

Burleson Open House for Woodling Anniversary

Mr and Mrs H C Burleson host an open house Monday evening at 402 Twenty-first Street SE to honor visiting guests Mrs Burleson’s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W C Woodring of Waverly on the forty fifth wedding anniversary of the Woodlings. Grace Ann Reiff of 1848 Third Avenue SE recently returned from Bluffton Indiana where she spent the summer.

H. C. Burleson Twenty-first Street Grace Ann Reiff M. O. Reiff Third Avenue SE Bluffton, Ind

Mrs. Yates Moves Into Commonwealth Apartments

Mrs. Sherman Yates, formerly of Tipton, makes her home at the Commonwealth apartments. Nevin Nichols family returns from a week at Clear Lake with Nancy and Mrs. Clare Nichols. Waterloo recreation supervisor Donald Wardell and guests visit. John Davenport of 538 McKinley street SE leaves for Chicago to start as a junior at the University of Chicago.

Yates Commonwealth Sherman Yates Tipton Commonwealth Apartments Nevin Nichols Third Avenue SE Nancy Nichols Clare Nichols Grande Avenue SE Clear Lake Donald C. Wardel Waterloo Wardell John Davenport University OF Chicago

DeLores Carter Is Honored On Ninth Birthday

Delores Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs Oren Carter 5029 Louisa street NE was honored on her ninth birthday Assisting hostesses were Miss Hazel Crook and Miss Gladys Carter Prizes went to Betty Lou Vernholt Joan Melendy Earl and Billy Russell and Winifred Ulrich Other guests included Billie Betts Richard Carter Bobby Finley Jean Geesaman Mary Hemphill Donnie and Dickie Larson Marilyn and Carolyn Lowe Betty and Patsy Melendy Patricia Pearson Martha Kay Perkins Pauline Sponer and Maxine and Genevieve Walser Mrs Ralph Andrews 301 A avenue NW entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter Lou deam Assisting hostess were Mrs H L Hinton and Robert Andrews Guests were Delores Pickerill Lois Hinton Patricia Lavelle Dorothy Zafin Natalie Skogsbergh Ruth Zier and Darlene Riggs

DeLores Carter Oren Carter Louisa Street Hazel Crook Gladys Carter Betty Lou Vernholt Joan Melendy Earl Billy Russell Winifred Ulrich Billie Betts Richard Carter Bobby Finley Jean Geesaman Mary Hemphill Donnie Dickie Larson Marilyn Carolyn Lowe Betty Patsy Melendy Patricia Pearson Martha Kay Perkins Pauline Sponer Maxine Genevieve Walser Ralph Andrews A Avenue NW Loudeam H. L. Hinton Robert Andrews Delores Pickerill Lois Hinton Patricia Lavelle Dorothy Zafin Natalie Skogsbergh Ruth Zier Darlene Riggs

Happy Go Lucky Club Meeting With Dorothy Schmidt

The Happy Go Lucky club met with Dorothy Schmidt at 410 Sixth Avenue SW Sunday afternoon. Members include Misses Joanne McDonnell Lorraine Wilson Charline Walsh Betty Hasek and Dorothy Schmidt. The next meeting will be at Miss Walshs home.

Happy Go Lucky Club Dorothy Schmidt Sixth Avenue SW Joanne McDonnell Lorraine Wilson Charline Walsh Betty Hasek Miss Walsh

Starks Welcome Milwaukee Guests Emerson Ahlmann Visit

Mr and Mrs Emerson Ahlmann of Milwaukee were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bernard E Stark at 2913 E Avenue NE.

Mrs Emerson Ahlmann Milwaukee Bernard E. Stark E Avenue NE

Lange couple returns from Labor Day weekend

Dr and Mrs Thomas F Lange of 1965 C avenue NE returned after a weekend in Lancaster Missouri as guests of Mrs Lange’s parents Mr and Mrs R L Burkl Mrs Lange stayed in Lancaster while she and Dr Lange accompanied her parents to Madison Wisconsin for Labor Day weekend

Thomas F. Lange C Avenue NE Lancaster Lange R. L. Burkl Dr. Lange Madison, Wis

Wednesday Shakespeare Club Holds First Meeting

The Wednesday Shakespeare club plans its first meeting of the year at 215 p.m. at 514 Forest drive SE the home of Mrs John E Stansbury. Mrs J M Dinwiddie serves as president and will oversee the session. Mrs Harold R Trewin leads the study focusing on Henry V.

Shakespeare Club John E. Stansbury Forest Drive J. M. Dinwiddie Harold R. Trewin Henry V

Monday Luncheon Club Hosts at Roosevelt Hotel

Mrs. Malcolm V. Bolton of the Carlton apartments hosted a Monday afternoon luncheon for members of the Monday Luncheon club at the Roosevelt hotel. Covers were laid for six.

Malcolm V. Bolton Carlton Apartments Roosevelt Hotel

Mrs Fankhanel Ann Return From Arkansas

Mrs W R Fankhanel and her daughter Ann returned after two weeks as guests of Mrs Fankhanel’s parents Mr and Mrs C L Campbell of Newport Arkansas.

Mrs. Fankhanel Ann Arkansas W. RR. Fankhanel Blake Boulevard Fankhanel C. L. Campbell Newport, Ark

Betsy Flodin Returns to Villa de Chantal

Miss Betsy Flodin daughter of Mrs C C Flodin 309 Nineteenth Street SE leaves Thursday for Rock Island to resume studies at Villa de Chantal long associated with the junior college news item stating she will continue her education at the convent.

Betsy Flodin Villa DE Chantal C. C. Flodin Nineteenth Street Rock Island

Shower Honors Miss Viola Hanry in Williamson Home

Mrs O E Furman and others hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1123 Elmhurst Dr NE for Miss Viola Hanry. The guest list included Mesdames Hanry, Groves, Harris, Holloway, Sayres, Barr of Waterloo and Misses Loyka, Hicks, Hendrickson, Dunlap. The bride is to be wed Leon Drapela who married Sunday.

O. E. Furman Frank Petran George Williamson Williamson Elmhurst Drive Viola Hanry Leon Drapela J. J. Hanry Ross Groves Merl Harris Opal Holloway Mabel Sayres Norman Barr Waterloo Etta Loyka Hazel Hicks Hilda Hendrickson Mary Dunlap

Mrs Afflerbaugh Hosts Dinner for Donald Rowe Before Iowa State Move

Miss Evelyn Afflerbaugh entertained at her home on Sunday evening with dinner and a theater party honoring Donald Rowe who will depart this week to enter Iowa State College in Ames. Attending were Misses Margaret Seysler Phyllis Meyers Mary Kilborn and Sylvan Hasley Larry Goldberg and Jim Rozek.

Evelyn Afflerbaugh C Avenue NE Donald Rowe Grande Avenue SE Iowa State College Ames Margaret Seysler Phyllis Meyers Mary Kilborn Sylvan Hasley Larry Goldberg Jim Rozek

Handkerchief Shower for Mrs Forsythe At Home

Miss Marie Stuff hosted a handkerchief shower Friday at 601 Avenue NW for Mrs. Charles W. Forsythe. Guests played cards and bingo with assistance from Mrs. W. G. Cain, Mrs. M. J. Fruth and Mrs. A. A. Jackson. Mrs. Forsythe planned a Denver trip to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Scannell.

Marie Stuff H Avenue Charles W. Forsythe

Mitchells Host Guests From Syrian American Conclave

Guests at 615 Fifth Avenue SE over Labor Day weekend included A. F. Zainey editor of the Syrian Ark and Mrs Zainey of Indianapolis with their son Fred. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. George Ferris of La Crosse Wisconsin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fahour of Davenport and Fred Corey of Kewanee Illinois.

A. T. Mitchell Fifth Avenue SE The Syrian Ark A. F. Zainey Zainey Indianapolis Fred George Ferris la Crosse Wis Louis Fahour Davenport Fred Corey Kewanee

Mr and Mrs McDermott Visit West for Month

Mr and Mrs R E McDermott depart from 208 Seventeenth Street NE for a month long trip visiting Denver Nevada California and other western states with plans to stop in major western cities.

R. E. McDermott Seventeenth Street Denver Nevada California

Van Buren P T A Holds Tuesday Meeting

The Van Buren P T A meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. A Cub exhibit and a talk by Sergeant Hughes are on the program. Mothers of new district pupils are invited to attend.

van Buren P. T. A Sergeant Hughes

Mrs Verne E Noble Jr Wed In Hastings Home

Miss Wilma Coon daughter of Mr and Mrs J Lindley Coon 1722 Bever Avenue SE married Verne E Noble Jr Saturday morning at her parents home They plan a two week motor trip and will be at home in Hastings Nebraska after September 25.

Verne E. Noble, Jr Wilma Coon Mryo J. Lindley Coon Bever Avenue

Beulah Wessale to Attend Cornell College

After a Sunday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wessale on Sixth street road SW Beulah Wessale returns to Mount Vernon to enroll as a freshman at Cornell college.

Frank Wessale Sixth Street Beulah Wessale Mount Vernon Cornell College

Paul Fidler to Return to University of Idaho

Paul Fidler, son of Mr and Mrs Alex Fidler, will leave Tuesday morning by train for Moscow Idaho to resume studies at the University of Idaho as a sophomore.

Paul Fidler Idaho Alex Fidler Moscow Ida University of Idaho

Shower honors Mrs Emil Schultz in Quaker Oats gathering

Mrs Emil Schultz formerly Miss Margaret Jones is feted at a Friday shower hosted at 300 N avenue NW by Quaker Oats company hostesses. Prizes awarded to Miss Elsie Leigh Miss Louise Havlik Miss Dorothy Jones Mrs William Schultz and Mrs Wilson Jones amid attendees including Sylvia Salaba Minnie Koepping Mary Konecny Ruby McClaskey and others.

Emil Schultz Margaret Jones N Avenue NW Quaker Oats, Company Elsie Leigh Louise Havlik Dorothy Jones William Schultz Wilson Jones Sylvia Salaba Minnie Koepping Mary Konecny Ruby McClaskey Zofie Kablasse Mary Janu Mary Kuta Emma Redmond Marie McNulty Elsie Jebousek Carrie Mikolasko Mary Kuchynka Alice Geiger Helen Jugen Sylvia Rompot Edith Carpenter Evelyn Klima Frank Havlik Blanche Schultz Agnes Schultz Paul Koeller

Surprise Birthday Parties Honor Lucile Steyne and Betty Smith

Mrs Arthur Steyne hosted a surprise party Friday for her daughter Lucile with prizes awarded to Doralee Strachen Forrest Ainsworth John Hasek and John Steyne Attendees included Maxine Anderson Irene Miner Dorothy Stirsky Marjory Myers Helen Stourne Jane Ellen Grissell Helen Johnson Kathleen Donovan Ed win Youtzy Bob Conrad Billy Williams and Mr and Mrs John Steyne A separate surprise party Thursday for sixteenth birthday girls Miss Betty Smith and Miss Edna Wachal featured cards dancing and gifts with guests Alice Mae Smith Lois Tiffany Dorothy Jandik Norma Vinton Alma Wachal Russ Krejci Jimmy McCosh Leon Vanda Ray Wilson Al Smith Eddy Lingo Don Book Stan Plummer and Robert McCosh.

Arthur Steyne Fifteenth Avenue SW Lucile Doralee Strachen Forrest Ainsworth John Hasek John Steyne Maxine Anderson Irene Miner Dorothy Stirsky Marjory, Myers Helen Stourne Jane Ellen Grissell Helen Johnson Kathleen Donovan Edwin Youtzy Bob Conrad Billy Williams Betty Smith Edna Wachal J. F. Wachal Alice Mae Smith Lois Tiffany Dorothy Jandik Norma Vinton Alma Wachal Russ Krejci Jimmy McCosh Leon Vanda Ray Wilson al Smith Eddy Lingo Don Book Stan Plummer Robert McCosh

St Pauls church Philathea class elects new officers

Mrs A C Loepp hosted a Kensington meeting for the Philathea class with Miss Ruby Byers as teacher. New officers chosen include Mrs Loepp president Mrs Homer Hill vice president Mrs V L Donald secretary Mrs A Sova assistant secretary Mrs Keith Young treasurer and Mrs F C Waples reporter. Assistants named were Mesdames A L Alcorn E W DeNio W H Bailey A A Bagley O E Atkinson and L L Dolson.

A. C. Loepp Fourth Avenue SE Philathea St. Paul's Church Kensington Loepp Homer Hill V. L. Donald A. Sova Keith Young F. C. Waples Ruby Byers A. L. Alcorn E. W. DeNio W. H. Bailey A. A. Bagley O. E. Atkinson L. L. Dolson

World theater count nears ninety thousand long after pandemic

A global tally places around 89 097 motion picture theaters in operation worldwide, underscoring the resilience of cinema infrastructure as cinemas reopen and new venues emerge across regions. Local exhibitors report steady attendance growth and ongoing investments in digital projectors and enhanced seating.

Aid In Plans For B P W Convention

Eastern Iowa women assist the Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women's club in planning the regional conference to be held Oct 14 16. The event brings hundreds of women from seven states with speakers including Miss Earlene White national president and Rosa Cunningham Des Moines first vice president.

Iowa Cedar Rapids

Misses Magnusson Return from New Mexico Visit

Miss Elsie Magnusson and Miss Anne Magnusson of 221 First Avenue West returned Sunday afternoon after two weeks in New Mexico visiting their sister Mrs. J Ernest Corey and Mr Corey of Albuquerque. They were accompanied by their mother Mrs John Magnusson who will remain in Albuquerque this winter.

Elsie Magnusson Anne Magnusson First Avenue W New Mexico J. Ernest Corey Corey Albuquerque John Magnusson

Fred Samek Honored at Farewell Party

A farewell party for Fred Samek was held Friday at St James Methodist Church before he leaves Tuesday for medical college in Los Angeles. Ray Churchill presented a gift. attendees included Jane Nelson Viola Haworth Mildred Rac er Ray Churchill Dave Samek Bill Tvrdik Doris Preston and others.

St. James’ Methodist Church Fred Samek Medical College Los Angeles Ray Churchill Jane Nelson Viola Haworth Mildred Racer Dave Samek Bill Tvrdik Doris Preston

Weekend Guests At A. J. Wheeler Home

Weekend visitors to the A. J. Wheeler home at 1703 D avenue NE included Mr and Mrs A H Wheeler Mr and Mrs R E Kirk Mr and Mrs Paul Palmer Walter Wheeler and Miss Ethel Bendt of Dubuque.

A. J. Wheeler D Avenue NE A. H. Wheeler R. E. Kirk Paul Palmer Walter Wheeler Ethel Bendt Dubuque

Struhs and Lahman Wed Cedar Rapids Raiders Player

Eileen Struhs and Calvin E. Lahman of the Cedar Rapids Raiders wed Saturday at 4 pm at the Immaculate Conception parlor with Msgr. Molloy officiating. Attendants were Eileen Glaza and Justin Keeney. Lahman, son of Fred Lahman, will reside in Sacramento after their marriage.

A.L. Struhs Fourteenth Street Eileen Calvin E. Lahman Sacramento Calif Fred Lahman Thornton Immaculate Conception John M. Molloy Eileen Glaza Cedar Rapids Justin Keeney St. Louis

Couple Plans Three Months Motor Trip Across the West

Mr and Mrs Frank Kubovec of 168 Sixteenth Avenue SW and Mr and Mrs Edward Cerny of 1619 K Avenue NE depart Saturday morning for a three month motor trip. They will visit Yellowstone National Park Denver the Black Hills Seattle and California as guests of Mr Cernys relatives and friends. They will return via New Mexico and Texas along the southern route.

Frank Kubovec Sixteenth Avenue SW Edward Cerny K Avenue NE Yellowstone Park Denver Black Hills Seattle California Mr. Cerny New Mexico Texas

Dinner at The Mayflower Honors Miss Hrdlicka Before Wed Wedding

Mrs Melvin Brown hosted a Thursday dinner at The Mayflower honoring Miss Dorothy Hrdlicka ahead of her marriage to George Pauba scheduled for Wednesday. Guests presented the bride with a gift as several attendees named include Theresa Christensen Edna Hanna Martha Zuber Winifred Wiley Mrs Dale Kelly and Mrs Paul Neff.

Melvin Brown Dorothy Hrdlicka George Pauba Miss Hrdlicka Theresa Christensen Edna Hanna Martha Zuber Winifred Wiley Dale Kelly Paul Neff

Chi Omega Alumnae Plan Dinner at Mrs Miller's Home

Chi Omega alumnae will meet Tuesday at 6 15 p.m. for dinner at Mrs John W Miller's Cottage Grove avenue SE. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Forest S Rutgers Mrs Raymond Moore and Miss Dorothy Ray. Those not contacted are asked to call Mrs Miller.

Chi Omega John W. Miller Cottage Grove Avenue SE Forest S. Rutgers Raymond Moore Dorothy Ray Miller

Miss Sara Benson Visits Davenport Siblings

Miss Sara Benson of Davenport spent a weekend with her sister Mrs. R. H. Buresh and Mr. Buresh at 1409 Second Avenue SE in Davenport. The visit highlights family ties and local hospitality.

Sara Benson Davenport R. H. Buresh Mr. Buresh Second Avenue SE

Picnic Honors Connecticut Guests at Bever Park

A Sunday noon picnic in Bever Park honored Connecticut guests Mrs Edith Russell Ellis and Mrs Olive Russell Williams of Southington and Mrs Olive Mills Johnson of Detroit with host Mrs Ellen H Doo little and others. The guests arrived after attending the G A R convention in Des Moines and were joined by local families from Central City Cedar Rapids Marion and Alburnett among others.

Edith Russell Ellis Olive Russell Williams Southington Conn Olive Mills Johnson Detroit Mich Ed Luffey Meridan Ellen H. Doolittle Castle Cedar Rapids Elda M. Kemp Marion Bever Park Connecticut Des Moines J. J. Mills William Gater Morris Wilma Ralph Mills Mary Alice Duane Coggan William McTavish Cora Mills Madge Henderson William Henderson Henry Henderson Hick Henderson Walker Lillian Bleaksly Mary Hanna Edward Hanna W. J. Kemp Emmett Edna Mae Harry Kee Jola Cleta Harry, Jr Alburnett Elien H. Doolittle D. L. Castle

Mrs Byron Anderson Hosts Tea for Daughter’s Eighth Birthday

Mrs Byron J Anderson will entertain at a tea Tuesday from 3 30 to 5 30 p m at her home 1835 Blake boulevard SE to honor her daughter Dorothy Mae on her eighth birthday Those to share the courtesy will be the Misses Celia Lynch Eva Gayle Liddle Joyce Gehrling and Dorothy s Mae s sisters Mary Lou and Betsy Jean Anderson

Byron J. Anderson Blake Boulevard Dorothy Mae Celia Lynch Eva Gayle Liddle Joyce Gehrling Dorothy’s Mae Mary Lou Betsy Jean Anderson

Verne Nobles Leave After Visit Here

Mr. and Mrs. Verne E. Noble departed Monday for Fargo North Dakota after attending the wedding of their son Verne Noble Jr to Miss Wilma Coon on Saturday. They were guests of Mrs. Noble’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nyere at 413 Fifth Avenue SW and plan to visit Fargo two weeks with Mrs. Nyere and Miss Alice Parks.

Verne E. Noble Fargo N. D Verne Noble, Jr Wilma Coon Noble Louis Nyere Fifth Avenue Nyere Alice Parks

Marie Schultz Attends Cosmetologists Convention

Miss Marie Schultz travels from her home to Chicago for several days at a cosmetologists convention held at the Stevens hotel.

Marie Schultz Chicago Cosmetologists Stevens Hotel

Harberts Return From Fort Wayne Visit

Melvin Harberts home welcomes Mr and Mrs Melvin Harbert Kay and Jerry after a visit with Myron Chapin in Fort Wayne Indiana Chapin a former Cedar Rapids resident.

Melvin Harbert N Street Kay Jerry Myron Chapin Fort Wayne Ind Mr. Chapin Cedar Rapids

Kappa Delta Alumnae Plan Dessert Meeting Tuesday

The Kappa Delta alumnae will meet Tuesday at 7 pm for a dessert business session at Mrs. Steven Pazdera’s home at 1936 Grande Avenue SE. Mrs. Pazdera is chairman with Miss Dorothy Manchester Miss Selma Rose and Mrs. Arthur Beurle in charge.

Kappa Delta Steven Pazdera Grande Avenue SE Pazdera Dorothy Manchester Selma Rose Arthur Beurle

Seventeen Birthday Surprise for Miss Phyllis Wiley

Miss Phyllis Wiley was honored at a surprise party Saturday at her parents home 264 Fifteenth street NW for her seventeenth birthday. A buffet supper followed by a theater party. flowers and a gift were presented. Guests included Merle Tilson Charmian Chapman Betty Snyder Marge Hogan Betty Hemsky John Clemens Dick Miller Howard Hammill Kenneth Wiley Bill Shanahan and Erwin Nelson.

Phyllis Wiley J. M. Wiley Fifteenth Street Miss Wiley Merle Tilson Charmian Chapman Betty Snyder Marge Hogan Betty Hemsky John Clemens Dick Miller Howard Hammill Kenneth Wiley Bill Shanahan Erwin Nelson

Otyokwa Camp Fire Elects New Officers at Bever Park

The Otyokwa Camp Fire group met for breakfast at Bever Park on a Saturday. Elected officers include Helen Marie Sliss as president, Zara Ann Danner as vice president, Flo Markey secretary, Gertrude Jacobs treasurer, Esther Jorgensen reporter, and Helen Miller with Gladys Doran as party committee members. Doris Bruce and Ruth Ann Hollander join as buying committee. Guardian is Mrs. A J Danner with Mrs. W Miller as assistant guardian.

Otyokwa Bever Park Helen Marie Sliss Zara Ann Danner Flo Markey Gertrude Jacobs Esther Jorgensen Helen Miller Gladys Doran Doris Bruce Ruth Ann Hollander A J. Danner W. Miller

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