Notes from a Fragmented Local Page
A garbled OCR item mentions names and places in scattered form including Water Stages and Creag Tharsdis. It preserves little coherent fact and reads as an incomplete local brief with several unreadable segments.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
8
A garbled OCR item mentions names and places in scattered form including Water Stages and Creag Tharsdis. It preserves little coherent fact and reads as an incomplete local brief with several unreadable segments.
Miss Nadge Brarraunen residing on avenue SB attended a social at Singegm Woodnesdis afterman with guest list including Sarahe Whipple and RY Linen. Present were Catherine Jen mings Beam Hyatts Duras, Young Ware Jones Ronieile Sader Joyce Fulmer and others. A bridge event followed the gathering.
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A partial OCR readout outlines a local update from a newspaper page. The legible portions reference a person named Seanr Faage and a place, with scattered phrases about a charge or event. The fragmentary text lacks a clear event or outcome to confirm a comprehensive summary.
The notice announces the engagement of Hugaber and Peterson and the upcoming wedding of Peterson and Marne on October 4. It lists attendees from Wash and others, notes graduation in 1972, and mentions family members and related social details.
Reported marriage in Arkansas notes Lee Biee and Lucille Rove as the couple, with details on attendees, vows, and location. The event is described through garbled OCR but mentions regions, names, and ceremonial elements.
A long readerly notice records numerous family and community greetings for Mrs Seipper and relatives in Milwaukee Cedar Rapids Newell and surrounding areas. The piece lists marriages births anniversaries and social details from Cedar Bumpus and nearby towns with names including J Seoper George Scrurier and Laura Vierges among others. The tone mirrors a local society page detailing attendees and kinship ties across several states and towns.
A report outlines the second meeting of the Te Pisa Business Girls YUP League with leaders named Georgia Coreen Masser Seem Zaiiiie Kote Ireme Walker Amna Aravertk AM Seeta Sueskeecht Ager Xm iveésa Kriz Seema Ben Marc Petersen Lemar Somem Firceacr Pssoer Vermesa Times and others. It notes student council influence, the TSSNLATO challenge and program costs tied to the ING season.
Wiss Margaret, a graduate of a college with a BOU degree, is affiliated with a music program. She has toured with dramatic companies as a pianist and teacher and served briefly as a piano instructor at the Haden sei t cool of Music. She worked with City Dancers and the Séra EK.
A long community notice lists numerous individuals and towns connected to a Cedar Falls event. Names include Beatrie Beekheuse Florence Seuex Laura Borgisart BUlem Bas Miranda Steffers Clare Jaams Olena Zimmerman and many others from Cedar Rapids Monneeth West Branch West Framkfert Alden Tama Manchester Toledo and Aston.
Delegates elected at a meeting at 2008 Mount Vernon Avenue SE include Mrs. Snakies Bede and Mrs. Vir W EL Tenney with Vrs. John Janaresti and Wes. C. Whipple named. The convention will be held October 9 in It Utunmmwa.
Seventeen members of Ida Vansfield’s group met with Virw OL at 1773 Seventh Avenue HE. The event, organized by the Punile Eealth Nicing, aims to continue the distribution of milk this year. The next eating will occur at Mrs Vila Wenger’s residence.
Incomplete OCR text references a person at 44.8 Flrande Avenue SE and a name similar to Viss Wroima Black with partial street details. Readable entities are sparse. provide context if more text becomes legible.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Charlotte Chalmers and a James Wey home scene with a minor timeframe and guest referencing Misa Chalmers. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or organizations are identified.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and roles: Mrs. Le Cankier, Walter Lake, Vira, Gertrude Wiswor, Caihen Dinrak, Peacock. Indicates a club or society election with president, secretary, and treasurer positions.
A fragmented report notes officers and attendees at a local meeting held Tuesday at Vilse home. Viartin presiding, Widred Jonnson secretary treasurer, Ruth Rasley visiting. Mrs BH BE Rassey reportedly agreed on reforms andments.
A fragmentary ad promotes a forty page booklet titled Gardening Made Easier from Our Home Institute. It promises guidance on growing chrysanthemums and other flowers, winter care, pruning, and planting borders, with tips on frost protection, pruning for larger blooms, and container storage suggestions. It mentions a booklet called Gardening Made Easier and lists topics like planting, transplanting, and garden borders with illustrations.
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The wedding of Leona Sedlak and William Ek Dytey occurred on Thursday with about 400 guests at the church ceremony. Jurors, bridesmaids, and a reception followed at Kostron's room, and the couple will reside at 18 Seventesnti Avenue SW after September 20.
Mrs. Mikesell and her daughter La Vertia, aged 49, departed Wednesday for Long Beach California to visit her brother WMS Petersom aboard the Saratoga. They will also visit in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City as part of the journey.
Wiss Anna Deniman returns to Colorado after a six week journey through Cangam Clip Brookvale and Denver. She traveled via St. Louis and Chicago, finishing the trip on Thursday.
About forty attended the first in a series of bridge parties at Cedar View Country Club. Games are set for Wednesdays at 7 pm. The club sponsors a ball game for members at Ellis Park Sunday at 9 am.
Mrs Charles Elnck of Marion entertained guests at a misc shower Tuesday honoring Miss Norma Jordan who plans to marry Donald Madison of Marion this month. Thomas Engle spoke on her England tour while Margaret Virtin won first prize and Maxine Butler earned a consolation award. Attending were Misses Sammm Jordan Eva Black Margaret Maor tin Anna Webber Eleem Jordan Civ Wartin and Mrs Edward Jordan. also Mrs Thomas Engle and others from Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Joe Dymus of 1735 D Street SW entertained seventy guests Tuesday afternoon to honor Kathrin Smith who departs September 19 for Santa Monica, California, where she will make her home.
Wiss Vioim Elvens Roland Eng and Mrs Odessa Wins, both of Cedar Hands, were married Wednesday afternoon in Iowa City by Justice of the Peace Wl. Kad Lex. The couple will reside here. King is employed at the Iowa Tram and Siecel works.
The Gazette carried an incorrect address for Mr and Mrs Thomas Grady in a wedding notice. The readable lines show a 1208 Seventh Street SE address and reference Mrs Eads and a Clinton event, but the full details are garbled.
Frank Kanak of United State Bank spoke on Changes In Schools at Hayes PT A Wednesday meeting with fifty attendees. New teachers introduced were Lois Cowan principal Maybelle Price and Hildur Anderson. Delegates elected to the state P T A convention in Fort Dodge in October were Mrs Charles Kriz president and Mrs A Kapoun. A party plan was made to welcome new teachers and new members.
Davenport firms vied in a bid process for $43,000 in sewer outlet and purifying plant bonds. The White-Phillips Corporation led with $2,155, narrowly topping Veek Durex Worley Wood and Company. Mercants National Bank and Scott Mein treame also bid, while no sealed bids arrived. An amendment to authorize the bond sale advances to final action next week.
Coe freshmen took English placement and intelligence tests under Prof Win E. Ogburm and Prof Alex Co this week for classification. New students registered, met counselors, and prepared schedules with freshman advisers as the 15th academic year opens Monday after chapel. A late sentence notes a Buckingham Palace wine-room story about Queen Victoria and servants.
KANSAS CITY AP Clinton county and Plattsburg Mo peace officers were charged with complete indifference in an open letter to Judge Merrill Otis by a federal grand jury. The panel investigated a mob demonstration that blocked a farm foreclosure sale at Plattsburg. Henry Dillingham US marshal and three other federal officers were rough handled by the crowd. Twelve of 15 farmers indicted on charges of conspiracy to violate a federal statute against interference with an officer in the line of duty faced writs of attachment. they were released on bonds.
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