Miss Viola Zentner Weds Glenn C Schwend at St John’s
Miss Viola Zentner daughter of Mrs Emma Zentner 940 12th street married Glenn Carl Schwend son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Schwend 2302 10th Street at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church the Rev Paul C Kehle officiated. The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with sheer yoke long sleeves and a train with a fingertip veil held by orange blossoms. A necklace of pearls and a bouquet of red roses completed her attire. The maid of honor Miss Violet Zentner wore pink satin and the bridesmaid Mrs Fred Yeager wore turquoise satin both carried white carnation bouquets. Best man John Vogel and groomsman Fred Yeager with ushers Harold Ruditi and Ernest Zweifel. A reception followed at the groom’s home. Out-of-town guests came from New Glarus Belleville Oregon Madison Browntown Evansville Janesville Brooklyn. The couple will reside at 611 Locust Street Rockford after a wedding trip to Chicago and southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Zentner
Emma Zentner
12Th Street
Glenn Carl Schwend
Nelson Schwend
10Th Street
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Violet Zentner
Fred Yeager
John Vogel
Harold Ruditi
Ernest Zweifel
Robert Kingdon
Edwin Wilde
Annette Zimmerman
Francis Ellis
Alfred Bernet
Herman J. Zweifel
Arthur Ames
Clarence Keehn
New Glarus
Belleville
Oregon
Madison
Browntown
Evansville
Janesville
Brooklyn
Monroe
Rockford
Chicago
Locust Street
Clarno Church Group To Hear Missionary Edith Eykamp
The Clarno Evangelical United Brethren church hosts special speaker Edith Eykamp returning missionary to India at rally day services. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with worship at 11 a.m. A noon potluck dinner follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno
Edith Eykamp
India
Clarno Evangelical United Brethren Church
Presbyterian Songfest Series At Union Church
Presbyterian group announces a weekly singspiration at Union Presbyterian Church beginning Sunday at 8 p m. Miss Lois Mielke will direct with Mrs J E Dooley on piano. A trio of Evelyn Rabe Geraldine Rabe and Sandra Haworth will perform.
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Union Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Lois Mielke
Women of Moose Plan Card Party for October 26
At a Wednesday meeting 50 members of the Women of the Moose discussed plans for a card party to be held Oct. 26. Speakers Mrs. Elwood Scherer and Mrs. Stanley Beach spoke about a Moosehart trip. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Lena Balzler, Mrs. George Brookover, and Mrs. William Thurston. entertainment was arranged by Mrs. Morgan Erickson and Mrs. John von Arx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Elwood Scherer
Stanley Beach
Moosehart
Mmes
Lena Balzler
George Brookover
William Thurston
Morgan Erickson
John von Arx
Former Local Woman Sings at Cedar Rapids Opera
Mrs. Lillian Glauser Thomason, former St. John’s church choir member and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glauser, will sing Carmen with the Boston Grand Opera Co. in Cedar Rapids tonight. She tours with the company from the east coast to December, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buehler attend the concert. Mrs. Buehler is Thomason’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Lillian Glauser Thomason
Fred Glauser
19Th Avenue
Carmen
Boston Grand Opera Co
Cedar Rapids
Thomason
Robert Buehler
Unclear Cedar Rapids Encore Holds Singing Plans
Mrs Thomason faced uncertainty about her Cedar Rapids appearance as two casts limited rehearsal and could affect whether she would perform at the venue.
Dr. David W. Soper to Speak at Kiwanis Ladies Night
Beloit college professor Dr. David W. Soper will be guest speaker at the Kiwanis Ladies Night on November 15 at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church basement. Carl Holsinger and wife will prepare the meal. Col Benjamin Harrison DAR chapter donated $5 to Kiwanis for the youth cabin project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Soper
Beloit College
Kiwanis Club
St. John’s Evangelical
Monticello Seniors Plan Mystery Play at Grand Central
Monticello high school senior class will present the three act mystery comedy Strangers in the Night on October 27 at Grand Central hall. Director Florice Paulson leads cast including Rosemary Trumpy Barbara Karlen Gordon Schultz Gordon Holcomb Rosemary Babler John Schwitz Pauline Fahrney John Frehner Marilyn Milbrandt Donald Holcomb Peggy Dooley Patricia Klassy Ernest Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello High School
Grand Central Hall
Florice Paulson
Rosemary Trumpy
Barbara Karlen
Gordon Schultz
Gordon Holcomb
Rosemary Babler
John Schwitz
Pauline Fahrney
John Frehner
Marilyn Milbrandt
Donald Holcomb
Peggy Dooley
Patricia Klassy
Ernest Jacobson
Akre Art Gallery Showing Announced
A pre closing showing of oils watercolors charcoals and textile work will be held Sunday at 3 p m by Mrs Martha Fisher Akre in the gallery at her home corner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fisher Akre
Art exhibit at Akre home to close for winter
The Akre gallery on 13th Street and 25th Avenue hosts 27 works with nine new pieces. Ribbons on some works were placed by John S. Curry Norman Rice Fletcher Martin and Adolph Dehn. The 22 by 11 foot gallery will close for winter as the entrance palette is dismantled though special groups may tour by appointment.
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13Th Street
25Th Avenue
John S. Curry
Norman Rice
Fletcher Martin
Adolph Dehn
Akre
Pomeroy Schuldt Nuptials Reported
Announcement of the October 7 wedding in Chicago of Miss Mary E. Pomeroy of Reading and Roland E. Schuldt of Chicago. The ceremony took place at a Methodist church with Rev. Benjamin Will officiating. Maid of honor was Miss June Sein werth and best man was Burdette Schuldt. The couple resides in Chicago.
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South Wayne
Mary E. Pomeroy
Chicago
George S. Pomeroy
Reading
Roland E. Schuldt
Leslie Schuldt
Benjamin Will
June Seinwerth
Burdette Schuldt
Brodhead Woman Elected WRC District Leader at Madison
Mrs. Emmett Grennwalt of Brodhead was chosen president of district No. 4 of the Women's Relief corps at a Madison convention. Mrs. Eva Galusha of Monroe was elected treasurer and Mrs. Clark A. Kleckner of Monroe named conductress.
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Brodhead
Emmett Grennwalt
Women’s Relief Corps
Madison
Eva Galusha
16Th Street
Monroe
Clark A. Kleckner
13Th Avenue
Brodhead Women Aid Convention Trip to Madison
The Brodhead corps illustrated the ritual during the forenoon session of the convention. Twenty nine Brodhead women took a chartered bus for the trip to Madison. Gladys Carr Mildred Brunner Marvin Fairman Lillian Berg and Lillian Chapman are named as senior vice president junior vice president secretary chaplain and guard respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Carr
Stoughton
Mildred Brunner
Belleville
Marvin Fairman
Brodhead
Lillian Berg
Madison
Lillian Chapman
Lodi
Brodhead Corps
Brodhead Garden Club Demonstrations At Luncheon
Mrs. Fred Hahlen and club officers entertained Mrs. John Howard president of the Freeport Garden Club and her guest Mrs. Henry Kueck at a noon luncheon. Mrs. Howard attended a demonstration of flower arrangements by Mrs. Howard at the Congregational church. Winter bouquets and holiday decorations were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hahlen
Garden Club
John Howard
Freeport Garden Club
Henry Kueck
Howard
Congregational Church
Garden Club to Elect Officers at Year End Meeting
From Orfordville and Turtle Creek the garden club will hold its final meeting of the year Wednesday at president Mrs. Fred Ha hlen’s home. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfordville
Turtle Creek
Garden Club
Fred Hahlen
Neighborhood club hosts cards and honors at Aeschlimann home
Mrs. Robert Aeschlimann and Mrs. Lloyd Staffon entertained the Neighborhood club at 2313 14th avenue last evening. Three tables of 500 were played with honors awarded to Mrs. Jess Morten, Mrs. Samuel Bailey and Miss Rose Altmann. Co hosts for the next meeting will be Mrs. Harold Pickett and Mrs. Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Aeschlimann
Lloyd Staffon
Aeschlimann
14Th Avenue
Jess Morten
Samuel Bailey
Rose Altmann
Harold Pickett
Morton
Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Ross Martins Halloween Styled Auction
Mrs Ross Martin hosted her bridge club at two tables of auction last evening at 2111 12th street. Honors went to Mrs Walter Stauffacher, Mrs Martin and Mrs Kenneth Norder as a Halloween luncheon was served.
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Bridge Club
Ross Martin
12Th Street
Walter Stauffacher
Martin
Kenneth Norder
Lida Ludlow Reading Club Tours Chicago Vicinity
Members of the Lida Ludlow Reading club went sightseeing in the Chicago vicinity on Wednesday. The excursion showcased local sights and fostered club camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Ludlow Reading Club
Chicago
Wednes
Visitors tour Chicago area landmarks on a day trip
The party toured Wilmette’s Baha I temple, the North Shore suburbs, Northwestern University in Evanston, Edgewater Beach Hotel, and the Merchandise Mart. They traveled around Chicago by the L subway shuttle bus and motor coach.
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Wilmette
North Shore
Evanston
Edgewater Beach
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Subway
GE's Wilson Reports Sales Surge Amid Production Strain
General Electric Co. production cannot keep up with demand, President Charles F. Wilson reports to stockholders. He says even with the steel strike, they will be unable to meet all production requirements for the balance of the year. He notes a five percent rise in net sales for the first nine months of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Charles F. Wilson
Wilson
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Waffle Shop
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Leland Lamboley
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