Social guests honored in Cedar Rapids events
Mrs Read of Los Angeles and Miss Hill of La Jolla are hosted by Cedar Rapids residents Mr and Mrs A W H Lenders and Alfred E. Durin. Mrs Read receives a dinner party at the Lenders home and a luncheon for ten at the Country Club. Mrs Ramsey hosts a luncheon for Hill and Read, with further plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Parker Reader
Los Angeles
Calif
A W H. Lenders
Oun
Wadaut
Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Read
Country Club
Addison J Ramsey
Crescent Drive
Miss Hill
Tri Delta Tea Plans For Actives At Ames Iowa
The Delta Delta Delta sorority hosts a tea for actives and those planning to enter the University of Iowa or Iowa State College at Ames. The informal affair runs from 4 to 5 PM at the home of Mrs Harry Cutler 1927 Ravine Way Drive SE with Mrs Byron McKeeby and Miss Eliza Hickok presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
University of Iowa
Tow
State College
Ames
Harry Cutler
Byron McKeeby
Eliza Hickok
Semi finals of city bridge championship at Hotel Roosevelt
Eighteen pairs qualified for the semifinal round to be played this evening at the Hotel Roosevelt. Dr and Mrs B J Moon of 2058 Fifth Avenue SE entertained sixteen guests Thursday evening, then played bridge after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
B J Moon
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Jennie Post Honored at Woodrow Wilson Junior High Dinner
A Thursday birthday dinner at the Commonwealth tea room honored Miss Jennie Post by Woodrow Wilson Junior High School faculty. A gift was presented and twenty two guests attended the evening that featured bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Post
Commonwealth Tea Room
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Post
Mrs. Spangler Hosts Cooking Club at Cottage Grove Home
Mrs. Harrison E. Spangler entertained members of the Cooking Club at her residence on Cottage Grove avenue SE Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison E. Spangler
Cottage Grove Avenue
Cooking Club
Visit of Mr and Mrs Rheinlander in St Louis connection
Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs FR Brookhiser 398 Forest Drive SE entertain Mr and Mrs Rheinlander of St Louis Missouri while staying in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Brookhiser
Forest Drive
R Rheinlander
St Louis, Mo
Busy Six Club Luncheon Honored at Mrs Wilson Home
Mrs Byron Wilson hosted the Busy Six club at a luncheon on Wednesday at 222 Thirteenth Avenue SW. Mrs Robert Heaton attended as a guest. The next meeting will be with Mrs Marion McEndree on September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Wilson
Thirteenth Avenue
Six
Robert Heaton
Marion McEndree
Friendly Strollers to Meet Roci at Prairie Creek Route
The Friendly Strollers plan a meet with Roci at Prairie Creek, traveling via Rockford Road to the camp and Krebs Movument area. Lenders are Kenneth Broxley and Sylvia Meeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roci
Krebs
Rockford Road
Praiie Creek
Kenneth Broxley
Muss Sylvia Meeks
Local convention honors science and water safety experts
A fragmented report notes attendees from Mro and Mis JF Su hy 119 Sixes teenth asstue SWolave visiting Folsewater Beach hotel for a national conference. The event gathered laser researchers and cos Merologists to discuss advances in safety and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Mis
Laseersers and
cos+ Merologists asseersy a
Folsewater Beach Sotel
Mary Rowray Bride of Shellsburg Man
Mary Rowray marries a Shellsburg man in a brief society notice. The clipped text confirms a wedding announcement with limited details about the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rowray
Bride OF
Shellsburg
Man
Honors Ir Mrs Woodward At Picnic Dinner
Mr and Mrs Claire Woodward of Dekalissa were honored at a picnic dinner hosted by Mrs James Patterson. Guests included Mrs P Youell of Flandreau SD and Mr and Mrs Herbert Allen of Marion. The Woodwards were visiting Mrs Woodward’s parents the Allens in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Woodward
Row Po Cyrus
SalTn Linden Drive
Claire Woodward
Dek
Issa N
P Youell
Flandreau SD
Res
Herbert Allen
Maron
Youell
Robert Armstrong Pleasant Hol
Woodward
Allen
Marion
James Patterson
Dorothy Verna Moore to Wed Gerald K Davis
Mr and Mrs Clarence W Moore of 703 Ninth Street SW announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Verna to Gerald K Davis son of Mrs Catherine Davis of 1507 Fourth Avenue SE The wedding is planned for early October Miss Moore graduated from Grant High School and has been pianist at the Ednad Dieman studio for five years Mr Davis graduated from Washington High School attended Coecullere two years with Delta Phi Epsilon and is employed by the Standard Tire Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence’ W. Moore
Ninth Street
Ave
Dorothy Verna
Gerald K Davis
Catherine Davis
Fourth Avenue
Miss Moore
Grant High School
Ednad Dieman
Davis
Washington High School
Coecullere
Delta Phi Epsilon Social Fraternit
Standard Tire Company
Junior Court No 12 Ben Hur Life meets Saturday at Odd Fellows hall
Clubs-Lodges Junior Court Ben Tier of Ben Hur Life association convenes in the Odd Fellows hall at 199 Second Avenue SE on Saturday at 2 pm for a business session with dancing and refreshments. Malta chapter No 415 OFS schedules a separate special meeting at the Masonic hall Saturday at B pm. Members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tier
Ben Hur Life Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Malta
OFS
Masonic Hall
Order
Frances Long Weds C. H. Burgstahler in Mount Vernon
Frances Regina Long of Monroe married C. H. Burgstahler of Mount Vernon in a March ceremony at the Methodist church. The event drew a large wedding party with relatives from Des Moines and Des Moines and Mount Vernon in attendance. Reception followed at the bride’s home with elaborate ivory decor and a long guest list, including out of town relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Des Moines
Faith
Vernon Anna
Towa City
Logue
Casey
J D Org
Anna May Long
Jane Ellen le Grand
Dick Sproat
Logansport
Ind
Arthur Long
Donald Gould
Russell Cooper
Mount Vernon
Jack Smith
Jean Roberts
Monroe
Burgstahler
Faith Burgstahler
Russell Cooner
Arthur Owen
Carlisle
George Hyde
West Bend
A EB Wolfe
University Park
Fred Carpenter
House Hummel
Newton
Gerrit “Zandstra
Frances
Leonard Heinstra
A van Homuweling
Otlev
Mass
Margaret Vanderzy
Ed Byer
Pranie City
Wisdoms
Vernon
Nancy Frazee Birthday Party Celebrated on Sixth
Nancy Frazee was honored at a birthday party on her sixth birthday hosted by her mother Mrs. Leah Frazee at 450 Forest Drive SE. Afternoon games and refreshments featured a birthday cake with many colored balloons as favors. Guests included Ann Wadsworth Mary Sue Ristine Ann Witwer Ann Henry Marilyn Henry Ann Barry Margaret Curray Jean Hartman Mary Ann McWilliams Shirley Nichols Margaret Schaffer Gwen dolyn Schaffer Harry Schaffer Frances Fleckenstein Helen Sliss and Polly Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Frazee
Leah Frazee
Forest Drive
SE. Duras
Ann Wadsworth
Mary Sue Ristine
Ann Witwer
Ann Henry
Marilyn Henry
Ann Barry
Margaret Curray
Jean Hartman
Mary Ann McWilliams
Shirley Nichols
Margaret Schaffer
Gwendolyn Schaffer
Harry Schaffer
Frances Fleckenstein
Helen Sliss
Polly Green
Ten New York Musicians Hosted in Cedar Rapids Tea
Mrs. Helen Kacena Stark and Mrs. Orville Hepner hosted visiting New York City musicians at a Cedar Rapids tea at 512 Fifteenth Street SE. Guests included soprano Josephine Martino, pianist Helen Mokreys, and diamist Robert Mo Kreis, with performances of Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, and Rimsky Korsakov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Helen Kacena Stark
Orville Hepner
Hepner
Fifteenth Street
New York City
Josephine Martino
Frederick Schauweexer
Helen Mokreys
Robert Mokreis
Ad Cannos
Beethoven
Daughters of Isabella to Attend 7 30 Mass at St Matthew's
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle will receive holy communion in a body at St Matthew's church during the 7 30 mass Sunday. All members should assemble at 7 15 in front of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle of the Daughters of Isabella
St. Matthew's Church
Home Rebekah shower for Mrs Harmon prior to Detroit move
Mrs. Dale Harmon welcomed by a group from the Home Rebekah lodge and friends at her parents’ home 602 Eighth Avenue SE. Cards were played and refreshments served as gifts were presented. Guests included numerous ladies and young women from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Harmon
Detroit
Mich
E. L. Hovorka
Eighth Avenue SE
Rebekah Lodge
Harmon
Gertrude Jackman
Elizabeth Barger
Ella Scott
Verdie Lydick
Rose Stoddard
Nellie Vosburg
Verbena Gosnell
Jennie Schultie
Leota Kraut
Lela Henderson
Anna Davis
Edrie Tucker
Esther Gosnell
Florence Feireisen
Bess Jones
Ida Feireisen
Ada Stone
Viola Kopecky
Lelia Lapman
Gladys Hudson
Bertha de Mers
Emma Horak
Clara Wittengl
Fredona Miner
Dorothy Morris
Lucia
Mrs Nie Honored at Shower for New Bridge
Mrs A J Nie a recent bride received a miscellane ous shower hosted by Mrs Kathryn Nie of 922 Ninth Street SW. Mrs Nie was formerly Miss Dorothy Kimm of Norway before her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nie
Kathryn Nie
Ninth Street
Piano Study Club Opens Fall Session at Mrs File Home
A meeting of the Piano Study club will be held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sidney P. File at 2209 B avenue NE. This is the first fall gathering for Mrs. File's piano students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piano Study Club
Sidney P. File
B Avenue NE
File
Brookhart Blames Export Bank For Soviet Trade Delay
Former Senator Smith W. Brookhart says the Export-Import Bank delays in financing U S firms and farmers are holding up millions of dollars worth of exports to Soviet Russia. He spoke in New York during an interview as a special presidential adviser on the AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
AAA
Federal Export Import Bank
United States
Soviet Russia
Reunion After Fifty Years Celebrated in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Albina Kabela hosts a reunion of three women after fifty years. Guests include Mrs Nettle Voparil of Goose Creek Texas with her son John and Mrs Barbara Korcak of Houston. The group will visit Davenport and Chicago for the World’s Fair before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albina Kabela
Eighth Avenue SE
Nettle Voparil
Goose Creek
Tex
John
Kabela
Barbara Korcak
Houston
Cedar Rapids
Voparil
Korcak
Louis Stolba
Amateur Gardeners Enter Bouquets In Checker Co Flower Contest
Local amateur gardeners entered bouquets of asters dahlias marigolds snapdragons gladiolas coxcomb and roses in a Friday flower contest at Checker Motor Supply 600 Second Avenue SE Prizes of 750 5 and 2 50 were set for best flower color and arrangement Judges include Mrs H J Hromek Mrs E W Spence and Mrs F G Ladd from the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Flowers go on display through Saturday evening before distribution to local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker Motor Supply Company
Second Avenue SE
H J. Hromek
E. W. Spence
F G. Ladd
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Westminster church sponsors girls picnic at Bever Park
The girls work committee of Westminster Presbyterian church sponsors a picnic for girls ages 8 to 18 Saturday at 4 pm in Bever Park. Games will be played and a light supper served. Eugene Palmer will entertain the group with sleight of hand tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Beverpark
Eugene Palmer
McCormicks Take Weekend Trip to Chicago
Mr and Mrs Joe McCormick of 2027 Bevey Avenue SE motored to Chicago Friday with their daughter Margaret Jane McCormick who is returning to Rosary College at River Forest. They plan to spend the weekend in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCormick
Bevey Avenue
Chicago
Margaret Jane McCormick
Rosary College
River Forest
McCormick
Leslie's to Open Ready-To-Wear Shop in Cedar Rapids
Leslie's returns to Cedar Rapids to open a ready-to-wear shop at 113 Second Street SE on Saturday. The store offers hats dresses and coats with Ruby L Newman of Chicago as manager and Kathryn Wilson heading the millinery department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie’s
Cedar Rapids
Second Street
Avnyway
Ruby L. Newman
Chicago
Kathryn Wilson
Raglan Topcoats Return This Fall For Comfort And Style
Fashion notes emphasize raglan coats as the season’s top choice for comfort and fit. Advocates highlight natural shoulder lines, unpadded construction, and generous cloth through the torso, making them versatile for cars, country, or city. Durable fabrics like camel hair and tweed boost warmth and longevity.
Three More Motorists Fail To Stop At School Signs
The police court fined three drivers five dollars and costs each for running school stop signs. Charles Tichy of Ely Milo Davin of Marion and George Wentzel of 1516 Third avenue SE were convicted. Motorcycle patrols and squad cars will enforce the signs during street use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tichy
Ely
Milo Davin
Marion
George Wentzel
Third Avenue SE
Gordon Hughes
Hughes
B. Dorosin
Marshalltown
John Cleator
Memorial Drive
A. Holmberg
Washington Avenue
Morris Rosenbaum
Brain vitamin B4 linked to calf and brain growth
Scientists report a brain vitamin named B4 found in high amounts in brains and linked to motor brain growth. University of Wisconsin researchers O L Klein C A Elvehjem and E B Hart describe B4 as a vitamin with a carrier compound that may affect paralysis and brain development in animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Chemical Society
Michael Faraday
Purdue University
University of Wisconsin
O. L. Klein
C. A. Elvehjem
E. B. Hart
Eppley Hotels Executives Visit Cedar Rapids on Business
Eugene C. Eppley president and W. E. Antrim vice president of Eppley Hotels were in Cedar Rapids on business. The group owns the Montrose and Magnus hotels here, with headquarters in Omaha Nebraska. Also noted a local notice about a giveaway in the Want Ad section. Sidney Abbott, 58, of 610 Fourth Avenue SE, was fined $25 and costs in police court for intoxication and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene C. Eppley
Eppley Hotels Company
W. E. Antrim
Cedar Rapids
The
Montrose
Magnus
Omaha
Neb
Sidney Abbott
Fourth Avenue SE
Knoxville youth fined for loitering at Rude Auto
Arthur Butterfield age 19 of Knoxville was fined $25 and costs in police court Friday for loitering. He was arrested Wednesday night by a merchant policeman who found him hiding behind an automobile near closing time. Butterfield’s sentence was suspended on condition he leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Butterfield
Knoxville
Rude Auto Company
Butterfield
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Delta Delta Delta
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Miss Post
Brookhuiser
le Roe
Mrs Ered Pruett
Clubs
Paperehen
Connie
Maties
Frances Long
C. H. Burestahler
Frances ‘Regina Long
Charles Arthur Long
Mon- Tot
Ana
Mero de Bulpocaenecs
H J Burtestahler
Marceo
Welves
Moroes
Treapton
Clark
WHS Kenney
Prarky Krae
Obien
Isabella
Mrs
Mrs. Nie
Brookhart
Export Bank
Checker Co
Westminster Girls
McCormicks
Janette Serrec
Neous
Amos Parrish
Raglans
Lord Raglan
York
Gazette
AAAA
Barker
Marilyn
Want
Joan
Nash
Aro
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