Wetzel Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wetzel of 1429 Seventh Avenue SE hosted Saturday evening festivities for 54 guests marking their twenty five years together. Mrs. Wetzel wore her original wedding gown. Chrysanthemums and goldenrod highlighted the decor with a white and yellow scheme. Gifts included silver presented by guests who attended their 1914 wedding. A Sunday noon dinner followed for 36 relatives.
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George A. Wetzel
Seventh Avenue SE
VanDervoort Couple at Home After Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs V Rand VanDervoort reside at 6520 Jefferson Avenue Hammond Indiana after their wedding trip. Mrs VanDervoort is the former Miss Marjorie Young daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Young of 1824 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Rand VanDervoort
Jefferson Avenue
Hammond
Ind
VanDervoort
Marjorie Young
F. E. Young
Grande Avenue SE
Jane Boyd circle of King's Daughters holds fall meet
The Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters met September 7 at Mrs. David R. Pugh home. A luncheon followed a business session with officers elected and committees named. Two guests attended and a rummage sale was planned for October 3.
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Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
David R. Pugh
Sixteenth Street
G. A. Kay
H. S. Perdue
Pugh
Hugh Hillerege
Ross Grange
Fred Niemeier
Lloyd Eckert
Cedar Rapids
Tom Walpole
Charles Beeman
William Hughes
Hillerege
Carl Goodwin
R. W. Maxson
O. W. Hay
J. H. Ferguson
Frank Wells
Cornell
F. E. Young
A. A. Sander
Grange
Jennie McCowen
Mizpah Circle Opens Season With All Day Meeting
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters will hold its first meeting of the season Thursday at the home of Mrs. Dale O. Reece 911 Thirteenth Street NW. The gathering will be an all day event with a picnic luncheon at noon.
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Mizpah Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Dale O. Reece
Thirteenth Street NW
Catholic Book Club Luncheon Review at Mrs Neary Home
The Catholic Book club meets Wednesday at 1 15 p m for a luncheon hosted by Mrs J M Neary at 930 Thirty third street SE The group will hear Mrs M Duffy review A Pilgrim Places in America by Ralph L and Henry Woods
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The
Catholic Book Club
J. M. Neary
Thirty-third Street
M. Duffy
America
Ralph L
Henry Woods
Edgewood No 1 P T A Meets For Business And Farewell
The Edgewood No 1 mothers club will hold a 2 p.m. meeting at the school house for a business session and a farewell party for Mrs. Tom Wall Tyler. The Tyler P T A executive committee also meets at 2 p.m. Thursday at the school.
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Edgewood No. 1
Mothers Club of
Tom Wall
Tyler
Tyler P. T. A
First Congregational Church Lunch Hosts Hostesses
Emma Holden circle members hosted a Friday lunch in the church dining room with garden flowers on six tables. Mrs. A. W. Meyer presided in the absence of president Mrs. H. F. Blomquist. Reports were given by Mrs. J. H. Fordice and Mrs. O. W. Storrs. An association meeting in Clinton September 19–20 was announced.
Surprise party honors birthday and anniversary at Marcus Kolosik farm
A Sunday gathering at the Marcus Kolosik farm north of North English celebrated Mrs. Kolosik on her birthday and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rubek on their wedding anniversary. Attendees included Marcus Kolosik and spouse, George Brown and daughter Marlys from Iowa City, Orvil Kolosik and family, Mirna and Lynn, Francis and Stanley Steal, Lloyd Avers and daughter Mirna of North English, and Charles H. Chapman and Ray Howard with Louis Rubek of Cedar Rapids.
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Marcus Kolosik
North
North English
Kolosik
Louis Rubek
George Brown
Marlys
Iowa City
Orvil Kolosik
Mirna
Lynn
Francis
Stanley Steal
Lloyd Avers
Charles H. Chapman
Ray Howard
Cedar Rapids
Winters Family Return After California Visit
Mr and Mrs F H Winters 417 Seventh avenue SW and granddaughter Ann Denise Winters returned Saturday after a month in California visiting L T Winters and family in Santa Ana formerly of Cedar Rapids Lester Backus of Hawthorne also from Cedar Rapids and were guests of Alfalfa Switzer Culver City a Our Gang member En route home they visited Mexico and Salt Lake City
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F. H. Winters
Seventh Avenue
Ann Denise Winters
California
L. T. Winters
Santa Anna
Cedar Rapids
Lester Backus
Hawthorne
Pechman Family Reunion Held at Ellis Park
Mr and Mrs Carl Weltch of 2908 Madison St NE joined Frank Engle on a west motor trip visiting the Black Hills Cheyenne and Sterling. Mrs Weltch saw grandson Edward D Roy in Sterling while touring ranches near Proctor and Tliff Colo. The Pechman family reunion gathered at Ellis Park with attendees from Iowa City Ames Washington Ia and Cedar Rapids. Officers elected include Margery Cerny president A Dolesh vice president and Dorothy Bulichek secretary.
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Carl Weltch
Madison Street
Frank Engle
Black Hills
Cheyenne
Sterling. Cole
Pechman
Ellis Park
Iowa City
Ames
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Margery Cerny
A. Dolesh
Dorothy Bulichek
Sheldon
U. S
Abbie Sheldon
Mary Lou Shafer
Milwaukee
Wis
Paris
Roosevelt
United States
Miss Shafer
New York
Milke Kaplan Wedding Moved to Hus Memorial Church
The wedding of Miss Maxine Milke and Marvin Kaplan will occur at Hus Memorial church located at 631 Ninth Avenue SE, changing from the previously announced venue.
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Maxine Milke
Marvin Kaplan
Hus
Dairy Dale Community Notices and Local Happenings
City briefs list 8 p.m. meetings at halls for Dairy Dale groups and clubs. Barber shop ad notes 25 cent cuts. Marriage of Danvers locals Tubbs and Cram by Justice Ball. Delco battery dealers hosted by Barron Motor at Roosevelt hotel. Shrine, Triton club, license plate loss, egg theft, and a First Avenue E traffic accident are reported.
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Iowa
Delco Battery
Barron Motor Company
Roosevelt Hotel
A. W. Clark
Omaha
Pulling from curb Morden touches Evans in westbound collision
Tuesday incident reports no injuries after Morden clipped Evans rear fender while both drove west. Details indicate minor damage and police notification.
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Morden
Evans
Man Fined $50 For Reckless Driving Near Marion Railroad Wreck
Edgar S. Coe of 1646 Third Avenue SE was fined $50 and costs after ambulance attendants accused him of reckless driving while ambulances rushed injured from the Milwaukee railroad wreck near Marion last Friday. He claimed to assist officials and was arrested by Highway Patrol Sergeant Day after officials traced his car through the license number.
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Edgar S. Coe
Third Avenue SE
H. R. Churchill
Marion
Coe
Sergeant Day
Highway Patrol
Hedges Describes Fitness Regimen For Football Officiating
Horace Cap Hedges, a famed Western conference official, spoke to the Canopus Club about year-round conditioning for refereeing football. He cited activities like handball golf and lawn-mowing to endure 12 to 15 games a season and distinguished an umpire role from a referee. He stressed building goodwill with players and the importance of interior rapport for smooth games.
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Horace
Cap” Hedges
Canopus Club
Hedges
Kuhn Cites War Scare For Low Band Meeting Attendance
German American band leader Fritz Kuhn says only 50 people attended Monday's band meeting in New York explaining the turnout by the war scare. No other details are provided.
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New York
Fritz Kuhn
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a combined remedy for stomach constipation and indigestion. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach while Senna stimulates bowel movement, noting test-proved benefits and child-friendly taste.
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Dr. Caldwell
British Troops In France Confirmed As Censorship Falls
British expeditionary forces are now acknowledged to be in France after the Ministry of Information lifts a wartime censorship. Troop trains run to an unnamed port with embarkation facilities expanding. public excitements followed as newspapers recall earlier editions and authorities limit details.
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London
France
Ministry of Information
A. P. Waterfield
Ministry
Secretary of State For War
Army Council
Daily Express
Scotland Yard
the Times
Western
Britain
Marne
Paris
Nazifuehrer
Germany
Saar
Poland
Channel
Berlin
Daily Mail
West Wall
Admiralty
Anthony Eden
Dominions
1940 Race Between Vandenberg and FDR Seen by Congress
Washington report notes a Look magazine survey of congressional sentiment. It suggests the 1940 presidential race could be between Sen. Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan and President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The excerpt cites 38 percent Republican members and 47 percent predicting a GOP victory.
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Washington
Look Monday
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
Roosevelt
Congress
G.O.P
Legislators split on GOP ticket picks amid 1944 survey
Eight percent of lawmakers remained undecided on the winner. Vandenberg led GOP pick at 44 percent, Taft 22 percent, Dewey 12 percent. For renomination, 43 percent expect the President, Garner 13 percent, Hull 9 percent. A tangential note mentions skunk cabbage as related to the Calla lily.
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Vandenberg
GOP
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John N Garner
Cordell Hull
All-Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
Kellogg's All-Bran offers a regular solution to constipation by adding bulk to daily diets. The toasted cereal is to be eaten with milk or cream or baked into muffins, with plenty of water for best results. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
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JEEP
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Sunkist Small Oranges Featured In Summer Specials
Small oranges are most abundant this summer and offer equal quality to larger fruit with sweet rich juice for less. Today's featured specials invite bulk orders for extra savings from California Fruit Growers.
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Copryriaht
California
Eachanas
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V. Rand Vandervoorts
Indiana
Mizpah Circle
P.T.A. Meetings
Vicks
Vicki Watronal
RING
Bologna
Buehler
Dial
Emma Holden
Kolosik Farm
F. H. Wenters
Carl Weltchies
Milke-Kaplan
Dairy Dale
Hanna Barber's
Second Avenue
Shrine
Lafayette Cafe Club
Maccabees
Linn
Ioway Hive
Sokol Hall
Third Street SE
Danvers Tubbs
Kathleen Cram
Maquoketa
W. A. Ball
Mr. Tubbs
Jack Nye
el Kahir Shrine
Montrose Hotel
Triton Club
F. W. Hargrave
St. Paul
Minnesota
Hargrave
D. A. Fesler
Seventh Avenue SW
W. R. Evans
First Avenue E
William Morden
Tipton
First Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
LaPlant-Choate
Frank Satinsky
Center Point Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Satinsky
Iba
Troy Mills
E. W. Lundquist
Oscar P. Moody
Carlton K. Smith
Robert M. Vesely
Joseph Carberry
Thomas McAllen
al Norton
Vernon White
L. C. Grover
Charles Custer
J. J. Merritt
Arthur Brown
W. W. Crissman
Milo Sedlacek
Carl Hendrickson
R. Carne
John Minert
Clyde Hatfield
Harold Drew
Dempsy Jones
Club
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
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F.D.R
ORD
del Monte
Lonte
ByValois
Mont Ketchup Sc
Van
Camits
Sa Hominy
Prince Albert
Marchino Cherries
Sy Red Jonathan
Michigan
Sunkist
Muscatine Jersey
Baas Igroceries
Itsa
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