Rosemary Lieber Weds Lawrence Kimball in Cedar Rapids
Rosemary Lieber and Lawrence D. Kimball married Sunday at Trinity Methodist Church before Rev. Glenn S. Hartong. The bride, daughter of G. A. Lieber, wore silk marquisette and satin with a lace bouquet. Best man Albarn Wear. matron of honor Mrs. Kenneth Frame. reception for 120. The couple will travel by silver gray costume. she works for the Cedar Rapids Real Estate board, he for Iowa Electric Light and Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Lieber
Lawrence D. Kimball
Trinity Methodist Church
Glenns. Hartong
G. A. Lieber
Wilson Avenue
Mr. Kimball
Amy Kimball
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Frame
Albarn G. Wear
Central City
Harold Cooper
Miss Charlene Huber Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Charlene Huber was honored at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the home of her aunt Mrs. C. H. Knight on Avenue NW. Hostesses included Mrs. Emil Josifek and Mrs. F. E. Potter. Guests listed many relatives and friends. Miss Huber will wed James Iversen on September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Huber
C. H. Knight
Avenue NW
Knight
Emil Josifek
F. E. Potter
Jerry Josifek
John Kucera
Frank Stanek
C. F. Huber
A. J. Trucha
Alfie Schinek
Miss Huber
James Iversen
Dinner party honors Herriotts before Iowa City move
Dr. and Mrs. D. S. Challed hosted six couples at a Saturday dinner party at 2017 Glenway drive SE. The event saluted Mr. and Mrs. James Herriott, who are moving to Iowa City soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Challed
Glenway Drive
James Herriott
Herriotts
Iowa City
Couple returns from week long plane trip to multiple cities
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Corey of 1900 Fifth Avenue SE and Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Radford of 320 Nineteenth Street SE have just returned from a week long plane trip visiting friends in Arapahoe Nebraska Pueblo Colorado and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Corey
Fifth Avenue
B. J. Radford
Nineteenth Street
Arapahoe
Neb
Pueblo
Colo
Oklahoma City
Hoskins Returns From Vacation Ahead of Coe College Start
Russell F. Hoskins of 1501 A Avenue NE has returned from a two week vacation in San Francisco and Cheyenne. He plans to enroll as a fresh student at Coe College this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell F. Hoskins
Avenue NE
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Coe College
Coe To Hold Formal Faculty Dinner In Voorhees Hall
The faculty and staff dinner at Coe College begins the new school year. President Byron S. Hollinshead will preside and Dr. C Ward Macy dean of the faculty will present members of the faculty and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Byron S. Hollinshead
C. Ward Macy
Maxine Moore and Wayne Ford Wed in Westminster Church
Miss Maxine Moore and Wayne R Ford exchanged nuptial vows at 4 p m Saturday in Westminster Presbyterian Church Central City with Rev A E Kurth and Rev Fred Samek officiating The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Marc Moore of Algona and the groom son of C Manly Fords of Central City They will reside in Ames Iowa where Ford is a senior at Iowa State College The bride wore blue bridal satin carried a white Bible with white orchids and rosebuds Bridesmaids wore pink and blue satin gowns and the wedding party included best man and ushers A reception for 100 followed the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Moore
Cedar Rapids
Wayne R. Ford
Central City
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. E. Kurth
Fred Samek
Marc Moore
Algona
Mr. Ford
C. Manly Fords
Centrality
W. Dean
Pauline Ford
Lorena Folkmann
Mrs. Dean
Jim Mairs
J. Richard Ford
Laverne Stewart
Cecil Anderson
Mary Margaret Dean
Marc Willis Dean
Collin Martin, Jr
Don Cook
Lois Marie Pierce
Richard Henry Heusinkveld
First Evangelical Church of
Memphis
T. Stanley Soltau
Carl Edison Pierce
Heusinkveld
Edwin D. Heusinkveld
Sixth Avenue SE
Rita Louise Pierce
Edwin Heusinkveld
Charles V. Vantrease
Eugene Bollinger
Columbia Bible College
University of Iowa
Louise Rickman Weds Paul Gatens Jr in Immaculate Conception
Louise Rickman and Paul J. Gatens Jr were married Saturday at 8 pm in the Immaculate Conception church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mabel Rickman. the groom is the son of Paul J. Gatens. The ceremony featured nuptial music by Margaret Ousin, with Lloyd Rank giving the bride in marriage. The couple plans a two week Denver trip before settling at 614 Fourteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Rickman
Paul J. Gatens
Paul J. Gatens, Jr
Immaculate Conception
John M. Molloy
Mabel ‘Rickman
Thirty-fourth Street
Mr. Gatens
Norway
Margaret Ousiin
Lloyd Rank
Madeline Gaffey
Rita Gatens
Miss Mary
Coral Gatens
Cheryl Barber
W. M. Reinhart
Eugene Durland
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Tehel
Memphis
Lincoln-Jefferson
Roosevelt Hotel
Denver
Fourteenth Street SE
Vinton Bride Weds in Illinois Centennial Church Ceremony
Miss Geneva Mae Jacoby daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Jacoby of Vinton wed Eugene B Noble son of Mr and Mrs W B Noble of Rockford Illinois on Sept 3 at Centennial Methodist Church Rockford The bride wore a white chiffon gown over taffeta and carried white gladiolus with a white orchid Several attendants including matron of honor Mrs Frederick J Schueler and bridesmaid Miss Esther Shafer The couple plans a wedding trip to Canada and will reside in Rockford Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Mae _ Jacoby
C. H. Jacobys
Vinton
Eugene B. Noble
W. B. Nobles
Rockford, Ill
Rockford
Centennial Methodist Church
J. W. E. Thompson
Frederick J. Schueler
Cedar Rapids
Esther Shafer
la Porte City
Arthur Gumbrell
Roger Carlson
William Carlson
Raymond Shafer
Robert Poorman
William Johnson
Canada
Margaret Bottome Circle dessert luncheon noted
The Margaret Bottome circle of the King's Daughters met Thursday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. D M Robertson at 1626 First Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
The
King’s Daughters
D. M. Robertson
First Avenue NW
Lois Pierce Weds Richard H Heusinkveld in Memphis Ceremony
Lois Marie Pierce and Richard Henry Heusinkveld were married Friday evening at the First Evangelical church of Memphis. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside at 1734 Sixth Avenue SE after September 25.
Card Club Honors Guests Leaving City for San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. George Keller hosted Saturday evening for members of their card club honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bulecek set to relocate to San Francisco. Other attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rickey and Mr. and Mrs. George Harmer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keller
C Avenue NE
Card Club
Jack Bulecek
San Francisco
H. D. Rickey
George Harmer, Jr
Daughters of Isabella Meet at K C Hall For Initiation
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in K C hall Initiation will be held Officers will run the social hour Plans are set for a card party on October 2 to be held in Immaculate Conception school auditorium
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Hall
Immaculate Conception School
Miss Barbara Rennaker Visits J W Howe Family
Miss Barbara Rennaker of Arlington Heights Illinois spends a few days visiting the J W Howe family at 2417 B avenue northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Rennaker
Arlington Heights
Ill
J. W. Howe
B Avenue
Flieder Couple Return Home From Cedar Rapids Visit
Mr and Mrs Edward Flieder have returned to their Seattle home after a two month stay in Cedar Rapids visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flieder
Seattle
Wash
Cedar Rapids
Visitors of Beranek Home Welcome Horaks
Visitors to 719 Fifth Avenue SW greeted Mr. and Mrs. William J. Beranek this weekend. Harry Horak and wife from Washington IA joined Louis Horak and wife with children Patricia and Clifford from Riverside for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Beranek
Fifth Avenue
Harry Horak
Washington, Ia
Louis Horak
Patricia and
Clifford
Riverside
Pancake Griddle Test Sparks Sudden Fizzing Sizzle
A simple kitchen test uses cold water on a hot griddle. If droplets hiss and dance across the surface, pours cakes are ready.
Seventy-Two Play In Mr and Mrs Tourney at Indian Creek
Seventy two reservations were made for the Mr and Mrs tourney held yesterday afternoon at Indian Creek Country club. Winners were Mr and Mrs Les Edmonds and Mr and Mrs William Lundquist, now with a 195. Mr and Mrs Carl Jacobson and Mr and Mrs A W Easton were low on putts with 58. Charles Slauson had a low single score of 33, and A W Easton was low on putts with 10. High on number 4 were Mr and Mrs Guy Jackson and Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell. A foursome with Mr and Mrs Lamir Lorence, Mrs Fred W Howe and Bernard Price shot the most sevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourney
Indian Creek Country Club
Les Edmonds
William Lundquist
Carl Jacobson
A. W. Easton
Charles Slauson
Guy Jackson
Robert Campbell
Lamir Lorence
Fred W. Howe
Bernard Price
Woodford and Horsky Marry in St Patrick's Rectory
Miss Joan M Woodford and Lt Robert M Horsky wed in a Saturday ceremony at St Patrick's church rectory, before Rev D G Peters. The bride is the Woodford daughter of J R and Mrs Woodford. the groom is the son of Mrs Milroy Horsky. The wedding party included H E Woodford, the bride’s brother in law, with a breakfast at the Roosevelt hotel before the couple left for Riverside California where Lt Horsky is stationed with the U S Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan M. Woodford
Robert M. Horsky
St. Patrick’s Church
D. G. Peters
J. R. Woodford
M Street
Horsky
Milroy Horsky
Hamilton Street
H. E. Woodford
Roosevelt Hotel
Riverside
Calif
Lt. Horsky
U. S. Air Forces
Damge Announces Freshman Year At Iowa State College
Donna Marie Damge daughter of Mr and Mrs H Leo Damge of 1649 Maplewood Drive NE left this morning for Iowa State College where she will be a freshman student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Marie Damge
H. Leo Damge
Maplewood Drive
Iowa State College
How To Play Canasta By William E McKenney
The article explains canasta strategy focusing on melds and pack size. More melds increase chance to go out and raise scores but may hamper opponents. Tactical pack-taking can create lasting edges. the initial meld weakens hand but replenishing it with a new pack can offset this. Tomorrow: Tips to beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waser
Cenastas
Tommorow
Mary Fern Foot and Ralph Granneman Wed
Hawkeye Iowa reports the wedding of Mary Fern Foot and Ralph Granneman at a local church. The bride, daughter of Mrs Hazel Foot, wore navy gabardine with red rose corsage. groom is son of Mrs Elsie Granneman and Mr Walter Granneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Fern Foot
Mary Fern Foot
Ralph G Granneman
E. J. Starr
Hazel Foot
Granneman
Elsie Granneman
Waterloo
Walter Granneman
H. H. Engel
Marjorie Foot
Dashhia
Jean Foot
Don L. Raatz
Memphis
Tenn
Daniel Rounds
Russel Granneman
Lowell Granneman
Bernice Halverson
Aplington
James Haines
West Union
Engel
Visitors from Chicago and Cedar Rapids Visit Hasleys
Mrs. Hasley hosts her parents Mr and Mrs M L Johnson of Chicago in her home at 1501 Washington Avenue SE. The visitors plan calls on friends in Waterloo and Des Moines during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hasley
Washington Avenue
Designing Women Do Not Judge Bookcase Colors
The piece warns against painting the inside of a book case in a lighter shade than the outside. It notes shadows, lamp light, and reflections can dull bright colors. It recommends testing by painting a sample patch and comparing against the case back and shelves before finishing.
Notice of appointment of executors and debts
State of Iowa Linn County notice that Emma M Wilkinson and Milo O Hanzlik have been appointed and qualified as executors of the estates of Hall and Fran tiska Reprash respectively. Creditors and debtors are urged to settle promptly in the clerk of district court office Cedar Rapids and Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Owe
Linn County
Iowa
Frantiska Reprash
Jete
Twa
District Court
The
State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Secrets of Charm Hair Style Guide by Powers
An advertising feature on modern hair styles attributes success to a fresh cut. It outlines face shapes and recommended short, flattering hair dos, claiming six model designs exclusive to John Robert Powers and inviting readers to request the brochure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrets OF Charm
John Robert Powers
P. S
Powers
Raisin Scones and Griddle Cakes for Breakfast
A Doebel column suggests warm morning breads like griddle cakes raisin scones and versatile uses for leftovers. Includes a raisin scones recipe using bread crumbs flour sugar baking powder salt shortening egg and milk with tips on raisins and topping.
Classic Breakfast Stack Recipes From a Vintage Cookbook
A jumble of old style recipes includes Corn Griddle Cakes and Pancakes with meat spread, French toast with bacon, and a morning fry up. It lists ingredients like flour sugar baking powder salt pepper egg milk corn shortening meat, and steps to bake griddle cakes or fry French toast, with serving notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lehman
Ray Lehman
14Th St. NE
Spaced-Out Children Share Same Birthday in Illinois
In Waukegan Illinois three siblings share a July 19 birthday. Truman Jr born 1943 Jerry born 1945 and Gloria Marie born 1949. Their machinist father says one big yearly party simplifies matters and keeps the date unified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan, Ill
Truman Andrews
Truman, Jr
Jerry
Gloria Marie
Patent Leather Changes Colorful Winter Fashion
New York fashion notes announce patent leather in bright and pastel colors for hats gloves umbrella handles shoes and handbags this winter and next spring. The Patent Leather Bureau showcased years of testing with buttons bows hats toys and spectacles rims, promising a brighter shine than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
E Patent Leather Bureau of ‘Hin
Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Kimball
Challeds
Coreys and
Radfords
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Chicago
Wayne Ford
Illinois
Ora Es Milters
Alberts
Albert's Fur Heaven
First Avenue
R. H. Heusinkveld
Jack Buleceks
Isabella
Mr. and
Mrs. Tourney
William E. McKenney
Troy
First Street
Marion
Ralph Granneman
Designing Women
Elizabeth Hillyer
Emma M. Wilkinson
Execu
Fred W. Hann
Milo O. Hanzlik
Naomi Doebel
Phyllis Battelle
Killian Company
Schaefer's
RM Schaefer & Sen
Dar Replr
Devon Kresge Bui
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