Linen shower honors Miss Moore before wedding
Miss Jane La Plante hosts at 2118 Blake Boulevard SE this evening for Miss Betty Moore with guests including Mrs Ronald Evans and Mrs Virginia Turner. Moore wedding to Frank Davis of Des Moines planned Saturday. Evans to stay with Turner family at 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE until month end. Edith Knox hosts hosiery shower and bridge at 350 Pleasant Drive SE Monday night with twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane la Plante
Blake Boulevard
Betty Moore
Frank Davis
Des Moines
Ronald Evans
Virginia Turner
Evans
Miss Moore
Sue Payneer
Edith Knox
Inez Deacon
Margaret Sundberg
Edwyn Clapp
Maiss Rosemary Roth
Louise Porter
Audrey Lea Ivins
Caroline
Katharine van Meter
Helen Munns
Mary Gage
Modesta Kelley
Virginia Knox
Virginia Cavin
Barbara Bloomhall
Frances Westerfield
Pleasant Drive
Farewell Party for Cedar Rapids Guest and Local Weddings
Mrs. Louis Hruska hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs. Eliza beth Hasek of Cedar Rapids who will soon travel to Florida and Mrs. Nannett Baker bound for California. June Hyland and Hazel Thompson assisted. flowers brightened the table as gifts were given. Charles Sundberg leaves for Flint after visiting his mother. he served as best man at the Ames wedding of Miss Eleanor Dannett and Robert Hammer. Charles Whipple was an usher. Dannett a former Coe student and beauty queen. Hammer is the son of Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Hammer of Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hruska
Tama
Elizabeth Hasek
Cedar Rapids
Florida
Nannett Baker
California
June Hyland
Hazel Thompson
Charles Sundberg
Flint
Mich
A. E. Sundberg
Fourth Street
Mr. Sundberg
Arctic Dairy Products Company
Iowa
Eleanor Dannett
Robert H. Hammer
Ames
Charles Whipple
C. W. Whipple
Meadowbrook Drive
Miss Dannett
Coe College
Coe
Mr. Hammer
B. W. Hammer
Kirkland Wests Leave For Davenport And Pittsburgh
The Rev D Kirkland West and Dr Helen Fraser West depart Monday for Davenport guests of Bruce A West and Mrs West. They will visit Rev Mr Wests parents for a week then go to Pittsburgh to spend the rest of the year with Dr Wests relatives. The Wests are on furlough from the mission field in Weihsein China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kirkland West
Helen Fraser West
Davenport
Aunt Het Delivers Wry Food Ration Joke
Aunt Het remarks that the only balanced ration for the young was waiting for the second table and eating the leftovers, delivering a wry bite about postwar feeding.
Mrs Groim Returns From Clear Lake Stay
Mrs John Mc Grimm of 852 Fourth Avenue SE has returned from the Grimms summer home on Clear Lake after spending two and a half months there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mc Grimm
Fourth ‘Avenue
Grmms
Clear Lake
Iveses Return From Minneapolis Visit
Mr and Mrs W B Ives of 122 Eighteenth Street N have returned from a trip to Minneapolis where they visited their daughter Mrs Harrison Barnes and Mr Barnes. Vivian Ives stayed longer in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .B. Ives
Eighteenth Street N
Minneapolis
Teir
Harrison Barnes
Mr Barnes
Vivian Ives
Local Residents Take Short Trips Between Cities
Mrs. Edna Barrett Jackson of 2342 Grande Avenue SE is spending the week in Chicago. Miss Jenna Strahan of the same address was a weekend visitor in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Barrett Jackson
Grande Avenue
Chicago
Jenna Strahan
Grande Avenue SE
Modern Reading club opens fall with luncheon meeting
The Modern Reading club will hold its first fall meeting on Wednesday after a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Edward H. Kane’s home, 1628 Wildwood Drive NE. Mrs. E. J. North assists the hostess. Mrs. C. V. Lehman reviews Franz Werfel’s The Forty Days Of Musa Dagh. 1935-36 president is Mrs. William Kinderknecht with officers Mrs. Wilbur D. Kennedy, vice-president. Mrs Robert Armstrong, secretary. Mrs. Kane, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
Edward H. Kane
Wildwood Drive
E. J. North
C. V. Lehman
Franz Werfel
Musa Dagh
William Kinderknecht
Wilbur D. Kennedy
Robert Armstrong
Kane
Ardith Anderson Leaving for Seattle in Honor
Miss Gail Hunnicutt hosted a dinner Saturday night at 210 Twentieth Street NE honoring Ardith Anderson who departs Friday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson to make her home in Seattle Washington. Guests included Pauline O’Connor Mary E. Hardiman Jean Engleman Frances Halgren Christine Mull Mary K. Carns and Anna Mae Dunlop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Hunnicutt
Twentieth Street
Ardith Anderson
A. C Anderson
Ridgewood Terrace
Seattle
Wash
Misses Anderson
Pauline O'Connor
Mary E. Hardiman
Jean Engleman
Frances Halgren
Christine Mull
Mary K. Carns
Anna Mae Dunlop
Kiwanis Ladies Plan Picnic Luncheon At Bever Park
The Kiwanis Ladies club schedules a picnic luncheon Wednesday at 1 pm at the Bever park large pavilion with Miss Alma Hartz of the Public Health Nursing association as guest speaker. All wives of Kiwanians invited. In rain the luncheon moves to Mrs Ralph Bostwick’s home at 2052 Bever avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Ladies’ Club
Bever Park
Alma Hartz
The
Public Health Nursing Association
Ralph Bostwick
Bever Avenue
Miss Arlene Ebling Heads to West Coast Visit
Miss Arlene Ebling of 3016 Center Point Road NE leaves Monday for San Francisco to stay a few weeks with her Aunt Miss Grace Herold. En route home she will visit Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Ebling
Center Point Road
San Francisco
Grace Herold
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Cedar Rapids Concert Group Board Meeting Tonight
The Cedar Rapids Concert association board meets at 7:30 PM in Marshall Hall at Coe College. Plans for the 1935 86 season will be made and a new president will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids Concert Association
Marshall Hall
Coe College
P E O Sisterhood Delegage Returns from Yellowstone Trip
Mrs Arthur L Bye of 1571 Second Avenue SE was expected back Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday after attending the thirty second biennial convention of the supreme chapter of the P E O Sisterhood in Yellowstone National Park. She has been away about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Bye
Second Avenue SE
Yellowstone National Park
Supreme Chapter
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Hockaday-Raders Wedding At Manchester
Hazel Hockaday daughter of Reuben F W Hockaday and Harry Raders son of Mrs Mary Raders were married Monday morning at St Marys Catholic parsonage Manchester The bride wore blue lace and pink roses Attendant Miss Lucile Hockaday wore blue crepe and a yellow rose corsage A wedding breakfast for seventeen attendees followed at Glen-Charles hotel They plan to reside in Manchester and the bride has schooling in Manchester Ames and Cedar Falls with teaching experience The groom is a graduate of St Xaviers Manchester and Columbia College Dubuque
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Hazel Hockaday
Reuben F W Hockaday
Harry Raders
Mary Raders
St. Mary’s Catholic Parsonage
F. W. McHunley
Lucile Hockaday
Harold Burk
Celwein
Cedar Falls
Dundee
Alpha
Mr. Anders
St. Xavier’s School
Columbia College
Dubuque
Mrs Hankins Leads Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club Meeting
Mrs S R Hankins president of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club spoke on the duties of the attendance committee at a dessert luncheon. Plans for the coming year were discussed with co chairmen Mrs T F Hersch and Mrs R C Folsom hosting. Garden flowers adorned the club house and members listed include Hersch Folsom Hawkins Dvorak Barta Eliason Gunn Hruska Sutliff Hronek and MacDanel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Hankins
Cedar Rapids
Birthday Picnic Honors Marion Leader William Voorhies
Mrs James Lorimer hosted a Sunday picnic at Marion to honor her father William Voorhies on his seventy third birthday September 13. Guests included extended Voorhies families from Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Muscatine Center Junction Anamosa and local residents. Visitors included Miss Ajglene Starry and Miss Alberta Voorhies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lorimer
Ninth Avenue
Marion
William Voorhies
Charles Voorhies
Loran Voorhies
R. Ragen
Cedar Rapids
Charles Starry
Mount Vernon
Glenn Gabbert
Hattie Ireland
Muscatine
Ajglene Starry
Alberta Voorhies
Sixteen Attend Bridge Luncheon at the Country Club
Sixteen Country club members attended the regular weekly bridge luncheon at the club on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Monay
Mrs Blossom Kirk Plans Chicago Visit After St Louis Trip
Mrs Blossom Kirk of 2416 Fourth Avenue SE returns from a week in St Louis visiting at the summer cottage of Mr and Mrs Douglas Scott on the Mississippi. She will travel to Chicago Thursday for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom Kirk
Fourth Avenue SE
St. Louis
Douglas Scott
Kirk
Chicago
Noble to Join University of Iowa Freshman Class
William C Noble, grandson of Mr and Mrs William L Curtis of 1435 Fourth Street SW, left Monday for Iowa City to begin as a freshman at the University of Iowa this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C Noble
William L. Curtis
Fourth Street
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Delta Delphian Meeting Set at Montrose Hotel
Delta Delphian will meet Thursday at 9 30 a.m. in the state room of the Montrose hotel. Mrs H E Kensinger will be the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
H. E. Kensinger
Dairy Dale Open House Quietly Announced
All residents of Dairy Dale are invited to attend an open house at the Dairy Dale Community Hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m. A short program will be presented and attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Erroneous Bridegroom Name in Gazette Marriage Notice
The Gazette printed a marriage notice stating Alice Elizabeth Brown wed Henry Urban at John Huss Methodist church, with the bridegroom listed as Charles Urban due to a error in Monday’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Alice Elizabeth Brown
Henry Urban
John Huss
Charles Urban
Birthday celebration for Dales marks elderly matriarchs
Mrs James Dale of Edgewood road NW and her mother in law Mrs Margaret Dale of near Central City celebrated their birthdays Saturday at the James Dale home. The elder Mrs Dale was 83 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dale
Edgewood Road
Margaret Dale
Central City
Dale
Libbie Pnovsky to Wed Frank Novotny
Mr and Mrs Matt Pnovsky of 232 Twenty Eighth Street Drive SE announce the engagement of their daughter Libbie to Frank Novotny of Cedar Rapids. The wedding is set for October 19. Miss Pnovsky, a 1926 Washington high school graduate, has worked as secretary in the R D Gray and Company office since 1927. Novotny has been employed by George P Hardy Barber Supply Company for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Pnovsky
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Libbie
Frank Novotny
Cedar Rapids
Miss Pnovsky
Washington High School
R. D. Gray and Company
Novotny
George P. Hardy Barber Supply Company
Tyler P. T. A. Meeting Scheduled for Thursday
Tyler P. T. A. will meet Thursday at 2 15 p m in the school. Mothers of new pupils are specially invited and all existing members are urged to attend. Discussion will cover Community House projects for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
Fish Urges GOP Farm Plan With Price Floor Proposal
Lincoln Neb INS Congressman Hamilton Fish of New York urged Republicans not to denounce the AAA until they propose a satisfactory agricultural program. He called for allowing abundant production and empowering the agriculture secretary to set minimum prices of 1 dollar per bushel for wheat and 10 cents per pound for cotton, and he denounced other New Deal aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
INS
Hamilton Fish
New York
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Simple house frock pattern with few materials
Pattern 2201 offers a child's style house frock easy to assemble with minimal yardage and basic buttons. The design uses four main pieces plus collar belt and pocket, with a yoke that forms caped shoulders. Sizes 12 through 42 listed. illustration included. pattern and book prices 15 and 25 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Moore Family Hosts Charleen Moore's Ninth Birthday
Mr and Mrs M M Moore entertained Sunday for Charleen Moore's ninth birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Louie Gravenwaldz with daughter Eileen, Mr and Mrs William Bartels and children LeRoy LaVern Leora of Nashville, Mr and Mrs Elmer Wulf and sons Delbert Donald Merlin, and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Weede with children Bobby Barbara Ann of Lost Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
M. M. Moore
Charleen
Louie Gravenwaldz
Eileen
William Bartels
LeRoy
LaVern
Leora
Nashville
Elmer Wulf
Delbert
Donald
Merlin
Lawrence Weede
Bobby
Barbara Ann
Lost Nation
Clever Party Conundrums From Home Institute Booklet
A Home Institute booklet titled Good Parties offers conundrums and riddles for hosts to use at gatherings. It includes easy and tricky wordplay, rhymes, party game ideas, menus, and decorative schemes, with sample contents and ordering coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Events
The Krall Shoe store at 118 First Street SE received a permit for a $2,000 addition. A Cedar View Country Club bridge party is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday. Gazette Want Ads offer cheap ways to sell farm surplus. W F Sarset attends the National Association of Life Underwriters meeting in Des Moines as a Cedar Rapids delegate. Mrs L S Snyder reports milk theft from her porch on several mornings. Leo White of 1124 Sixth Street NW fined $50 and costs for reckless driving. fine suspended. Mrs Ralph C Conybeare, 2610 Second Ave E, recovering from surgery in an Iowa City hospital. will stay another week. Richard Sweitzer, son of Dr and Mrs S B Miller, 1220 Third Ave SE, departs for Iowa State College Ames to enter senior year and assist at Y M C A camp and dormitory duties. Fire Co No 1 loses a 2.5 gallon pump tank en route to a meat market call. tank likely fell on Second Street SE between Fifth and Fourteenth Avenues. Call central station if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sweitzer
S B. Miller
Third Avenue SE
Iowa State College
Ames
Fire Company No. 1
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Second Street
Fifth
Fourteenth Avenues
Central Fire Station
Local court fines issued for parking and license suspensions
Guilty on the same charge with $10 fines suspended and fifteen day license suspensions. F A Flynn of 1912 Bever avenue SE and C C Beardsley of 1304 A avenue NE fined $1 plus costs for overtime parking. E B Wilson of 2747 B avenue NE fined $1 for parking in a prohibited zone and G C Howe of 1400 Second avenue SE fined $1 for parking too near a hotel entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Flynn
Bever Avenue SE
C. C. Beardsley
A Avenue NE
E. B. Wilson
B Avenue NE
G. C. Howe
Second Avenue SE
Cornell College Sees 10 Percent Enrollment Rise
Mount Vernon Cornell college opened classes with about 222 new students and a total enrollment up at least ten percent from last year. All dormitories are full, two new dorm matrons join staff, four new faculty members arrive, and activities begin with an art club meeting and a formal reception planned for Sept. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Cornell
Jacques Jolas
Judd Dean
Harriet Bauerbach
Adeline Blackwell
Esther Buswell
Bowman
Ruth Horner
Guild
Burgstahler
Witness Disappears In Manslaughter Case In Iowa
Waukon authorities seek Ralph Saak 19 son of Henry Saak in a manslaughter case tied to the death of Robert Goeke on Highway 9 north of Waukon. Saak reportedly ignored a grand jury subpoena and left town last Friday possibly toward South Dakota, after being named as a passenger in Clem Bresnahan's truck at the time of the fatal collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Ralph Saak
Henry Saak
Grand Jury
Clement Bresnahan
Robert Goeke
Saak
South Dakota
Bresnahan
Young Goeke
Speeding Fined for O H Tousey in Police Court
O H Tousey of 1708 Third Avenue SE was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to speeding. L Hauskins of 1963 Avenue NE and J W Langer of 500 Second Avenue SE pled [incomplete].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O H
Tousey
Third Avenue SE
L. Hauskins
Avenue NE
J. W. Langer
Second Avenue SE
Freak Car Crank Accident Injures Local Man
Arthur G. Charter of Aave lonue NW suffered a left ankle injury and head bruises in a freak incident Monday at 8 30 p m He was cranking his car in front of the Labor Temple when the vehicle, in gear, began moving Charter clung to the hood as the car sped across First Avenue and struck a boulevard light post at the post office corner Friends carried him home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Charter
Aavelonue
Charter
Labor Temple
First Avenue
Coe Receives Etchings By Lewis And Arms
Coe college, a member of the American College Society of Print Collectors, received two etchings by Marvin D. Cone and John Taylor Arms. Martin Lewis sketched "Grandpa Takes A Walk" and Arms depicted "Santa Maria Major." The gifts honor the class of 1925 and are on view at the Coe library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
American College Society of Print Collectors
Marvin D. Cone
Martin Lewis
John Taylor Arms
Santa Maria Major
Coe
Wind and hail storm causes damage in Donnan area
Special to The Ganatte reports a Donnan area wind and hail storm Monday morning. The brief storm uprooted trees, blew in windows, and ripped shingles from buildings, indicating notable structural damage in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnan
Stanwood Man Rescues Home as Fire Destroys Bedroom
Robert Crist suffered serious burns to his face and neck while trying to extinguish a fire that destroyed a dresser, bed, and bed clothing in his Stanwood home early Sunday. The Stanwood Fire Department rushed to the scene and saved the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
Robert Crist
Mrs Morse Hosts Cousins Party at Pleasant Ridge
Mrs John Morse and her sister Mrs Minta Henderson hosted a cousin gathering Saturday at Pleasant Ridge home. Twenty cousins attended with Mrs Jennie Hutton recounting the Paul family history from 1776. Out-of-town guests included Mr Harry Paul of Des Moines and Mr Walter Wilcox of Ames, with Mrs Neil Tasker helping serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
John Morse
Minta Henderson
Pleasant Ridge
Jennie Hutton
Paul
Harry Paul
Des Moines
Walter Wilcox
Ames
Neil Tasker
Reinstatement of Iowa PWA Projects Faces New Hurdles
Washington reports that Hopkins rejected PWA projects are reinstated with Ickes approval but face presidential review and possible further rejection. The move follows a Roosevelt directive prioritizing relief over grants, affecting about 130 Iowa projects and shifting funding to 45 percent grants now cut to 200 million dollars the rest awaits revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Washington
PWA
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Secretary of Interior
Harold Ickes
Roosevelt
Iowa
Ickes
Police hunt one legged thief after right shoe theft
Police on Tuesday sought a one legged thief after a break in at Frank Capek shoe store 610 Twelfth avenue SE Monday night. Nine shoes were stolen all fitting the right foot and valued at 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Capek
Twelfth Avenue SE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss la Plante
Kirkland Wests
Beli
Mrs. Groim
Ives
Mrs. Jackson
Reading Club
Miss Anderson
Kiwanis Ladies Club
Miss Ebling
Stndard Ias Oui Ca
C. R. Concert Group
Mrs. Bye
Mrs. Hankins
Mrs. Kirk
Iowa University
Brown-Urban
Libbie Pnovsky
P. T. A. Meetings
Fish
Krall Shoe Store
First Street
Cedar View Country Club
W. F. Sarset
National Association of Life Underwriters
Cedar Rapids Life Underwriters Association
Leo White
Sixth Street
Justice of the Peace
A. S. Reed
State Highway Patrol
Ralph C. Conybeare
Second Avenue E
Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
W. 19Th St
Lewis and Arms
OWA Pwa
Mes
Perth
Atlanta
Miother
Dial
LaFayette
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha
Wisconsin
I. D
Borschel Motor Company
Eee
SRE
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