Bernice Zimmerman Weds Nebraskan in Family Ceremony
Bernice Zimmerman married a Nebraskan in a private family wedding. The event featured one pianist and a vocalist. The bride wore navy blue silk jersey and corsage colors with royal blue attendants. The couple will reside at 711 Sixth Street SE. the groom works for Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faree Ys
William Schnell
Donna Reed
Scofield
North Platte
Neb
Grand Is
Sixth Street
Standard Oil Company
Cedar Rapids Art Group Plans Intensive Program
The Cedar Rapids Art Association announces an intensive season with NE MAN ART shows visiting lecture artists and exhibitions to expand the permanent collection. Since 1905 the group grows its membership, led this year by Mrs J Elliott Davis with 150 volunteers. The program includes school exhibits and a children’s hour, while notable works and local artists are highlighted across rotating exhibitions and prizes.
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Cedar Rapids Art Association
Cedar Rapids
Art Association
J. Elliott Davis
Ernest W. Anderson
Ed Eee
Mexico
Bruns
Cedar Poe
Princeton
Carl Hoefer
Obrovsky
Pittsburgh
Grant Wood
Frederick Carl Frieseke
McFarland Daughter Betsy Lorraine Weds James Bingham
Mr and Mrs George McFarland of Walker announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Lorraine of Cedar Rapids to James Bingham of Rapids, son of Mr and Mrs Binghess and connected with Acme Oil Burner company in Walk store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McFarland
Walker
Betty Lorraine
Cedar Rapids
James Bingham
Rapids
J. W. Bingham
Walkstore
Binghess
Acme Oil Burner Company
Naomi circle holds business session at Crawford home
The Naomi circle of the King's Daughters met Thursday at 1155 K avenue NW with Mrs. Leslie Crawford hosting. President Mrs. Perry Robert reported on the executive meeting and plans for a rummage sale were made. The next meeting on September 19 will be at Mrs. George Hayes, 100 E Avenue NW.
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Naomi Circle
The
King’s Daughters
Leslie Crawford
K Avenue NW
Charles Taylor
Perry Robert
Henry E. Haegg
George Hayes
E Avenue NW
Mrs. R. K. Stoddard Birthday Celebration
Twelve friends honored Mrs. R. K. Stoddard Thursday at a dessert bridge luncheon at 408 Dunreath drive NE. Mesdames Rieniers Lenzen and Benson won honors at contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stoddard
A. W. Loftus
Dunreath Drive
John H. Rieniers
Verdi F. Lenzen
Jack Young
L. H. Arons
Raymond T. Benson
R. A. Donahue
Lee Whitcomb
Rebecca Bryant
J. H. Ferguson
S. T. Hootman
J. B. McPherson
Luncheon Honors Mrs Rebecca Bryant Before Grinnell Start
Mrs Rebecca Bryant plans to join Grinnell College as a house mother and advisor to freshman girls after a Friday luncheon hosted by Mrs R K Stoddard and Mrs John H Rieniers at 2323 Upland drive SE. The event, attended by 15 guests, honored Bryant ahead of her departure.
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R. K. Stoddard
John H. Rieniers
Upland Drive
Rebecca Bryant
Grinnell College
Vorkopers Entertain at Hickory Hill Cottage Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Vorkoper hosted an all day picnic and bridge club gathering at their new summer cottage Hickory Hill located on Thirty-fourth Street SE, inviting guests on Thursday at 2110 Grande avenue SE.
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R. J. Vorkoper
Grande Avenue
Hickory Hill
Thirty-fourth Street
Freshman Honored Before Beginning at St Theresa College
Miss LaVonne Kirk departed for her freshman year at St Theresa college in Wino na Minnesota. A Dutch treat party was hosted Thursday at Bishop's cafeteria by her friends. Attendees included Kathleen Cox Novella Cox Betty Fitzgerald Mary Margaret Strathmann Barbara Ryan Peggy Burns Regina Weber Ann Kennedy Patricia Kelly Marilyn Schrimper Mary Ellen Foran Mary Hiegel Jeanne Raher and Mary Ann Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVonne Kirk
St. Theresa College
Winona
Minn
Bishop's Cafeteria
Kathleen
Novella Cox
Betty Fitzgerald
Mary Margaret Strathmann
Barbara Ryan
Peggy Burns
Regina Weber
Ann Kennedy
Patricia Kelly
Marilyn Schrimper
Mary Ellen Foran
Mary Hiegel
Jeanne Raher
Mary Ann Mueller
Mrs Dunkelbarger Returns Home After Travels
Mrs J Dunkelbarger has returned to her home at the Montrose hotel after a three months vacation. She stayed a month in Davenport and visited in io New York with her son Wyatt Dunkelbarger and daughter in law and in Marshalltown a month with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Cc Wolfe.
Ada Vedder Honored As Bride-To-Be
Community honors Ada Vedder who will marry Michael J. Fanity on the 29th in Omaha. Recipients include Mrs. Gertrude MacNeil of 829 Third Street, Omaha, and Mrs. Agnes Webber Mrs. D. J. Milvaney ofne and Mrs. Lumir Feckosh Cresco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss _ Vedder
Michael J. Fanity
Gertrude MacNeil
Omaha
Agnes Webber
D. J. Milvaney
Lumir Feckosh Cresco
Meeting at guardian's home on Wednesday
A meeting will be held Wednesday at the home of their guardian Mrs G V Wood located at 3120 East Avenue NE. The purpose and time are not specified in the fragment.
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G. V. Wood
E Avenue NE
P T A Meetings Report From Edgewood No 1
Mrs George McDowell presided at a Mothers club meeting at the school where committees were named and plans made for a October 9 picnic lunch honoring teachers. The E H S club hosts a pot luck dinner at noon with Mrs Earl Funk, and Mothers attend a Farm Bureau tea at 1 30 p m. The Hayes P T A Get Acquainted meeting drew 52 with Mrs G W McSkimming announcing the program and Miss Alice Charlesworth introducing teachers. Refreshments were served by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDowell
Mothers’ Club
E. H. S. Club
Earl Funk
Farm Bureau
Hayes P. T. A
G. W. McSkimming
Alice Charlesworth
Out-Of-Towners Honored By City Hosts This Week
Mrs. G. A. Kay of Dallas arrives Thursday to visit Cedar Rapids for three weeks hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whipple at 2325 Meadowbrook SE. Marvin Gillham of Los Angeles and Mrs. Gillham, guests of Harry O. Cutler at 1927 Ridgeway SE, depart Friday after several informal parties.
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Conden Drive
Zinnias
Ageratum
G. A. Kay
Dallas
Tex
Cedar Rapids
C. W. Whipple
Meadowbrook Drive
Marvin Gillham
Los Angeles
Visitors conclude stay with the Richardsons
Mr and Mrs Adrian Biche of Syracuse New York and their son Bob of Annapolis Maryland who have been visiting Mrs Biches brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs W H Richardson 1953 Second avenue SE left Thursday They will also visit in Chicago before returning home
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Adrian Biche
Syracuse
N. Y
Bob
Annapolis
Zawatakon Camp Fire Elects Officers
Election of officers conducted Wednesday at the home of Mrs. H J Kenyon 1718 Ellis boulevard NW. Marilyn Paseka was named president Nancy Pealer vice president Joyce Sorenson secretary Marilyn Frasinger treasurer and Mary Kenyon scribe Joyce Richardson assistant guardian attended.
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Zawatakon Camp
H. J. Kenyon
Ellis Boulevard
Marilyn Paseka
Nancy Pealer
Joyce Sorenson
Marilyn Frasinger
Mary Kenyon
Joyce Richardson
Aunt Het Confesses As Pa Corrects A Youngun
Aunt Het recalls her imperfect motherhood yet says she never lacked sympathy when Pa had to sarrup a youngun. The remark captures a strict but caring frontier household tone.
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Sarrup
Showers Tender for Brides-Elect Carrie and Tankersley
Two Coe college brides to be receive pre nuptial gatherings. Dorothy Carr’s shower at 1534 Second Avenue SE honors her upcoming marriage to Robert Dunlop on October 21 with crystal gifts and crystal themed decor. Lois Tankersley’s dessert bridge and kitchen shower, hosted by Mrs. Patrick Casey, includes Alpha Xi Delta sisters among invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Carr
Lois Tankersley
Piti
Miss Carr
Robert Dunlop
C. M. Hatfield
Jeanetta Hatfield
Coe College
Second Avenue SE
Margaret Fortsch
Eleanor Peters
Jean Ashby
Jean Wodtke
Betty Lee Warren
Gail Niesz
Patricia Rice
Marie Dolson
Jean Hedberg
Phyllis Rogers
Betty Ann Lehman
Peggie Bode
Goldena Greenblatt
Donald
John Tellier
William Hart
Tankersley
Loyal Meek
Patrick Casey
Fifth Avenue SE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Ann Louise Engberg
Jane Hahn
Eloise Helfenstine
Pauline Huston
Jeanne Knight
Ruth McDermott
Jean Richardson
Dorothy Stookey
Anna Mae Melisa
Betty Shafer
Frances Rubins
Robert Johnson
Carl Koehn
Miss Mary Lockwood Honored Guest Shower
Mrs. Chris Werner of Manchester and Miss Louise Metzger of Cedar Rapids hosted a bathroom accessories shower Monday evening for Miss Mary Margareta prior to her marriage to Bernard centes Gantac wines ee. The event was at Mrs. Otto C. Klassen’s home at 2525 Johnson avenue NW with prizes in Scotch bridge awarded to Ruth Vickroy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Werner, Jr
Manchester
Louise Metzger
Cedar Rapids
Mary Margareta
Bernard Centes
Benefit card party planned and rum mage sale announced
Plans were made for a benefit card party Sept. 24 at the Memorial building and for a rum mage sale, the date to be announced later, at the business meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary to oe No. 788, Veterans of Foreign ers, held Wednesday. Keee Robin circle will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hugh Sheridan, 3418 First avenue E, it was announced. Mrs. Otto Tweed gave a report on the national encampment at yo which she attended. Hostesses were the Mesdames Frank Allen Hamer, Emil Erickson and Miss Esther Schultz.
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Memorial
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Keee Robin Circle
Hugh Sheridan
First Avenue E
Otto Tweed
Frank Allen Hamer
Emil Erickson
Esther Schultz
Motifs For Linens Pattern Offer From New York
A brief pattern offer from the Needlecraft Depot on Eighth Avenue New York invites readers to send 10 cents for a linen motif pattern. Include pattern number name and address in plain handwriting.
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Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Shower honors Mrs. La Frentz at YWCA in Grand Forks
Mrs. Walter Fox hosted a Wednesday evening shower at the YWCA for Mrs. Donald La Frentz former Dorothy Broussard. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Quimby Mrs. Frank Fox and Mrs. Bernard Fox. Names Gepson W F Jepson and Ralph Lafrentz appear in the readable text.
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Walter Fox
Twelfth Street
Donald la Frentz
Dorothy Broussard
Harry Quimby
Frank Fox
Bernard Fox
Gepson
W. F. Jepson
Ralph Lafrentz
Ruth Rich Returns from Indianapolis Visit
Miss Ruth Rich of 1934 Washington Avenue SE returned Thursday evening after spending ten days in Indianapolis visiting relatives.
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Ruth Rich
Washington Avenue SE
Indianapolis
Skin Care Advice for Itchy Dry Skin
Dr Mary MacFadyen warns that dry itchy skin can stem from dryness various forms and soaps. She suggests mild pure soap lukewarm baths soft washcloth gentle scrubbing and a starch paste rinse to avoid irritation and reduce itching.
Dry skin care after bath guidance
Advice on drying after bathing recommends patting with a towel and allowing some evaporation. It cautions against drying lotions or toilet waters for itchy skin and suggests applying olive oil after evening baths. If itching persists, seek a health check to identify underlying causes.
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Aenaekt
Police and Firemen to Confer on Pay Raises
Cedar Rapids police protective association and fire fighters union plan a joint session Saturday night to decide further proposals to submit to the city council. Steve Stolba chairs the police committee and Bernard Brown heads the firemen committee.
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Cedar Rapids Police Protective Association
Ve Council
Apt
Steve Stolba
Bernard Brown
Forest Cover in United States Reaches One Third
A historical report notes that approximately one third of the United States territory is covered by forests. It highlights regional variations and the importance of forests to ecology and economy.
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United States
53 Soldiers Dead In War Game Prelims
In Alexandria Louisiana AP reports fifty three soldiers dead with thirty seven listed as accidents and other causes. An official tabulation shows twenty one deaths in the Second Army in South Arkansas and Louisiana.
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Alexandria
Arkansas
Louisiana
Lightning Adage Is Out For Catherine Neill
In Emporia Kansas Catherine Neill faced two lightning strikes in one day. A first bolt hit a living room lamp during reading, sending her to bed. Hours later another bolt smashed a bedroom lamp, but she was not harmed.
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Emporia, Kan
Catherine Neill
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Berniece Zimmerman
Mes. Johnson
Jolly Neighbors Club
Cedar Rapids Art Group
Marvin Cone
Chicago
Norton Gallery
West Palm Beach
Fla
Art Institute In
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
New York City
Mississippi
Corcoran
Washington, D. C
Toledo
Conger Metcalf
Boston Museum School
Arnold R. Pyle
Don
Nelson Galleries
Cornell
Naomi
KR. J. Vorkopers
Miss Kirk
Mrs. Dunkelbarger
Ada Vedder
Cheskchamay Camp
P.T.A. Meetings
Edgewood No
Neumode
Neumode Hosiery
Second Ave
Second ST. SE
Richardsons
Zawatakon Camp Fire
Mary Lockwood
V.F.W
Quali.coes
Second Street
Lawa Wheeler
Mrs. Fox
Mary MacFadyen
Catherine
Liebke & Taylor CO
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