Donna Kading and Paul Ohlen to Wed in Van Horne
Mr and Mrs John Kading of Van Horne announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Donna to Paul Ohlen son of Mr and Mrs Henry Ohlen of Blairstown The ceremony is planned for Sept 29 at the Lutheran Church in Van Horne Miss Kading is a Van Horne High School graduate class of 1932 Ohlen is a Blairs town High School alumnus now farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kading
van Horne
Donna
Paul Ohlen
Henry Ohlen
Blairstown
Miss Kading
Mr. Ohlen
Monticello Women Host Card Party and Luncheon Guests
The V F W auxiliary held a benefit card party with high scores going to Mrs. Agnes Gearhart Mrs. Frank Ferring Mrs. Nancy Adamson and Henry Kuriger. A bridge luncheon in Cedar Rapids featured Monticello guests led by Mrs. George Wilkens and others. Local clubs and societies met Wednesday including League of Women Voters hosts and Lutheran and Methodist groups with programs and devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Gearhart
Frank Ferring
Nancy Adamson
Henry Kuriger
Ione Hein
Will Hoffman
John Jacobs
Herman Hoffman
Henry Jacobs
J. J. Hays
League of Women Voters
Ralph Bone
John Matthiessen
Elwyn Patterson
William Tuetken
Monticello
William Tighe
Cedar Rapids
George Wilkens
John Fraser
Charles Coxsee
John Bateman
Henry Carpenter
Charles Northrop
A. M. Maurice
Mary Coxsee
Ladies' Aid Society
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Luther Hall
Charles Eileen
Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Bert Hubbard
L. J. Swift
Louis Lang
H. S. Richardson
Ed Huibregtse
H. P. Bancroft
Hos
Toledo Women Attend Picnics and Bridge Games In Several Clubs
The Toledo Bid and Bye club hosted teachers at a Clark Park picnic, then bridge at Miss Dorothy Beem’s home with honors for Miss Raby Anderson Miss Thera Melson and Miss Marie Claude. Other events feature Mrs J P Walters and Mrs Carl Stiger winning at contract bridge and Mrs Roy Croft visiting from Adel for meals and socializing with multiple Toledo and Tama residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Park
Grou
Dorothy Beem
Raby Anderson
Thera Melson
Marie Claude
Marie Whalin
Ruth Pietenpol
Helen King
Ver Dene ‘Beckman
Arlene Thatcher
See
Contract Bridge
J. P Walters
Carl Stiger
C. W. Maplethorpe
John Lichty
Harry Lichty
Lee Youngman
Toledo
P. Seabert
Grace Withington
Earl Spooner
McFarland
Emma Abbott
Robert Brooks
Tama
George Struble, Jr
Pont T Club
M. R. Thompson
Raymond Westfall
Robert Schultz
John Hinegardner
Roy Croft
Adel
Delbert Shively
Michael Kvidera
Earl McElree
M Kvidera
Ernest Witte
Perry
W A Pye
Monroe
Presbyterian
Bess
May Davidson
W H Bather
D E. Livesay
F. B. Millard
Hazel Walker
Thomas Davidson
Marian
Cedar Rapids
FC Patterson
Lois
T W. Chisholm
Kathryn
Ira D. Nelson
Ora Nelson
Star and Sprig Star Pattern for Nancy Page Quilt
Nancy Page explains a new five pointed star design for applique with gentler angles for easier cutting. Fifteen stars and fifteen sprigs fit panels 12 by 6 inches, centered on the bed quilt. Members will finish edges and borders to create individual quilts and await Nancy’s fall piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Page
Quilt Club
Nancy
Local club and social events fill Oelwein week
Oelwein hosts a series of social gatherings at the country club, garden department benefit, and numerous meetings. Highlights include prize winners in bridge and five hundred, Junior Legion auxiliary officer slate, a Wichita wedding, and marriages at Sacred Heart church with Kansas City relocation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Haverly
A. C. Hintz
D. G. Butler
Garden Department
Oelwein Woman's Club
John Brooks
Pete Graff
G. Jardee
Lois Farrington
Carl Jakway
Glen Wallace
Hazleton
Elizabeth Eischeid
J. P. O'Leary
L. F. Cook
Alice Holt
Deloris Fortier
Laura Jensen
Collette Fortier
North Liberty Birthday Party Honors Briceland Sons
A party at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Briceland in North Liberty celebrated the sixth and seventh birthdays of Dickey and Bobby Briceland. Prizes were won by Ned Von Stein Billy Rodgers June Karab and Bruce Knowles with numerous attendees from North Liberty and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Briceland
North Liberty
Dickey
Bobby Briceland
Ned von Stein
Billy Rodgers
June Karab
Bruce Knowles
Doris
Marcella Ranshaw
Bobby
Donald
Lawrence Provander
Phyllis Jean
Donald Lee Briceland
Betty Zinser
Jackie Harris
Arleen Saxton
Esther Kienk
Dorothy Zinzer
Marilyn Holub
Dorothy
Betty Cole
Larry Noby
E. P. Karab
Will Holub
Town City
Cordville
Missing Star and Quilt Blocks Request Postage
A notice asks readers to mail ten cents for each missing Star or Quilt block previously published, with a stamped addressed envelope. Send to Nancy Page in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Copyright 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Page
Cedar Rapids
Community Gatherings Highlight Hopkinton Social Life
Hopkinton residents hosted multiple gatherings including a Gibbs home shower with local faculty, the ridge club entertainment by Mrs. Alfred Larkins, Fortnightly and Embroidery clubs, a W. J. Kirkwood picnic, and several family reunions. Attendees spanned Hopkinton and nearby towns with numerous families listed.
Farewell reception for Maynard family and church move
Center Point honors Rev. and Mrs. Floyd R. Maynard and sons Ed win and Arthur as they prepare to leave for Conrad after four years here. Rev. George Robert Lanner of Dike will move into the church home as Maynard's successor. Twinola 4-H club held a meeting with Agnes Simon. officers elected include Dorothy Moubry, Mina Wright, Betty Whitmore, Fern Ralston, and Frances Colyer. Elma Heins celebrated her birthday with family from Center Point and Chicago visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd R. Maynard
Edwin
Arthur
Conrad
George Robert Lanner
Dike
Maynard
Agnes Simon
Dorothy Moubry
Mina Wright
Betty Whitmore
Raymond Hein
Chicago
Maynard hosts Curtis Thiele birthday gathering
Mrs Walter Thiele entertained on Monday for her son Curtis with guests Ethel Maé Gladstone Clyde Sykes Virginia Glen Jean Rademaker Betty Jane Langley Eleanor Lock wood Myril Mae Paul Norman Masters Marvin Simpson Kenneth McGirk Ralph Bartels Merlyn Mary Jean Masters. Old faculty members welcomed new teachers at OcIewin Park. New teachers listed: Miss Bery Lansing Miss Katherine Sarset Herbert Carris and Mervin Aspenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thiele
Curtis
Ethel Maé Gladstone
Clyde Sykes
Virginia Glen
Jean Rademaker
Betty Jane Langley
Eleanor Lockwood
Myril Mae Paul
Norman Masters
Marvin Simpson
Kenneth McGirk
Ralph Bartels
Merlyn
Mary Jean Masters
Curtis Thiele
Oclwein Park
Bery Lansing
Katherine Sarset
Herbert Carris
Mervin
Aspenson
Irving Patridge
Ada
Lester Schmitt
Carrie Payne
Good Will Club
C. H. Paul
Meeting opens P T A at high school assembly
The initial P T A meeting will be held at the high school assembly Monday evening with teachers as guests. The program will be led by President Mrs A Pruess, Miss Ruth Bailey, W W Weatherwax and Miss Ruth Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
A. Pruess
Ruth Bailey
W. W. Weatherwax
Lloyd Phillips
Harold Stange
Robert Bixler
Coe College
Bernice Fictor
Robert Fauth
Helen Sonnemaker
Cornell College
Alberta Freeze
Dundee
Mich
Elsa Smith
R. C. Scott
Scott Senye
Lyons
Murl Elijah
Vernr Joslyn
Ella Kastler
Lydia Bauman
Belle Lyle
Mrs Backman and Others Named in Local Notice
A list of women including Mrs Louise Backman Mrs George Sylvester Mrs Lillian Parks Mrs Mildred Benner and others appears in a local notice. Further names include Mrs Elsa Smith Mrs Ida Read Mrs Grace Kirkpatrick Mrs Elma Kirkpatrick and additional signatories Mrs Ida Ballou Mrs Irma Kelly Mrs Eva Caldwell Mrs Louella Scott Mrs Minnie Coonrod and Mrs Lucile Backman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Backman
George Sylvester
Lillian Parks
Mildred Benner
Elsa Smith
Ida Read
Grace Kirkpatrick
Elma Kirkpatrick
Ida Ballou
Irma Kelly
Eva Caldwell
Louella Scott
Minnie Coonrod
Lucile Backman
Washington Plans District Meeting Preparations
Washington plans for a district meeting of Federated clubs in October with state officers invited. The Washington county auxiliary V W met at V F W hall. The local Pythian Sisters chapter will host the installation service at the Winfield convention on October 10. Tuesday's Y Men's Club ladies night included a meeting and dinner at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Auxiliary
V.W
V. F. W. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Winfield
Y Men’s Club
Y. M.C A
West Union PEO Chapter Meets for Luncheon and Talks
West Union PEO Chapter met Monday with Mrs. C W Humphrey and Mrs H R Humphrey for luncheon. Mrs W H Antes gave a paper. Mrs Allen Rudolph of San Jose California attended as guest of Mrs K R Palmer. Presbyterian church women were entertained by Mrs Ole Panison on Wednesday. The Rev E L Selden and wife attended a farewell party at the Methodist church with Mrs H H House and Mrs J A Roe in charge. Walter H Beall Robert Hoover Sunday school superintendent and Delwin Beermann Epworth league president spoke. Music by a quartet including Mrs H E Duke Mrs O W Anderson Mrs Eugene Waldron and Mrs R W Humphrey. Mary Frances Humphrey played flute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Rooms
Laura
Virginia Jensen
Alice Holt
Betty Weaver
Gerald Wetlaufer
Congregational Church
Wichita
Kan
Ruth Maiden
Kenneth Strang
Cedar Rapids
H. M. Wetlaufer
Wetlaufer
R. V. Lucas
C. E. Meyer
W. W. Evinger
Graham Dennison
L. W. Hauter
L. B. Hilsabeck
C. R. Conrow
Elizabeth Conner
Paul McSweeney
Hotel Mealey
J. N. McFadden
Flossie Knowlton
Helen Henthorn
First Baptist Philatheas
Bernice Warthan
Kizzie Rathbun
Retta Hannaman
Maude Shaffer
Dan Stohr
Community Mission
William Fink
William Gundlack
Independence
Hazleton
Aurora
Oelwein
Margaret Bayne
Kansas City
Albert Kamloskey
John H. Kamloskey
Sacred Heart Church
J. W. Bach
Irene Garris
Mareel DeTemmerman
C. W. Humphrey
H. R. Humphrey
W. H. Antes
Allen Rudolph
San Jose
Calif
K. R. Palmer
Ole Panison
Presbyterian Church
E. L. Selden
Methodist Church
H.H House
J. A. Roe
Walter H. Beall
Robert Hoover
Delwin Beermann
Epworth League
H. E. Duke
O. W. Anderson
Eugene Waldron
R. W. Humphrey
Mary Frances Humphrey
Wyoming clubs hold social events across community homes
The Progressive Woman's club opened its year with a pilenic supper at the Sievers home and Past Matrons circle members were hosted at Miles by Mrs. Alex Adams. Birthday honors for G W James, 92, were noted as local groups met at homes and schools including East Ridge and Priscilla clubs and Dorcas class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Woman's Club
Peter Sievers
Fred Conmey
C. H. Rogers
E. N. Stoffel
A. W. Peck
Dora Thomson
Hattie Myers
W. H. Alden
Robert Platner
W. W. Bronson
L. M. Koch
Matrons Circle of Wyoming
Alex Adams
Miles
Fred Pankow
Glen Gallatin
Davenport
East Ridge
Lyle Marshall
Dolly Heasty
Nellie V. Morey
Priscilla Club
S. H Brainard
Dorcas
Kyle Poole
Woman's Relief Corps
G W. James
Presbyterian Society
W. B. Scarcliff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donna Kading
Montleur
Florence la Ganke
Ston and
Sprig
Mrs. Siegel
Milwaukee
Schoen
Third Avenue
L. A. Gibbs
High School
Lenox College
E. V. Laughlin
Frances Laughlin
Franc Earhart
Mabel Biiney
H. M. Reeve
D. H. Johnston
J. R. Kirkwood
Wendell Kirkwood
F. B. Tibbitts
Thomas Tibbitts
Will Edgar
Alan LeClerc
E. A. Kirkwood
Haigh
Amos Richardson
Alfred Haigh
Dubuque
George Tenner
Frank Haigh
John Mitchel
Tom Han
Earlville
Eve Johnson
Manchester
Sam Holder
John Messerlie
Ada Medcliff
Winthrop
Merrit Haigh
Hopkinton
Walter Haigh
Lloyd Sheppard
Will Sheppard
Ryan
Joe Haigh
Ernest Saathoff
of Coggan
Marnie Domiing
Glen Hugh
W. A. R. Blanchard
Cornelia Blanchard
Cliff Reed
Walter Johnson
Olin
Wilson
Thomas Wilson
John Wilson
Henry Wilson
LaVerne Wilson
John Beltz
Charley Hogg
Clarence
Washington
West Union
Penney
Imagine
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Goodyear West Construction
Coats
Sear
Fluffy
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Wyoming
Kenwood
R. H. Buresh
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