Special Easter Services Planned by Cedar Rapids Churches
In a war clouded Easter season Cedar Rapids churches announce special services and musical programs to observe the Resurrection. A Holy Thursday service is followed by a 7 30 p m special communion to accommodate worshippers.
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Jesus Christ
God
Cedar Rapids
Calvary Baptist Easter Morning Service Summary
Calvary Baptist’s morning service at 10 55 features hymn singing sermon and prayers with a choir and instrumental parts. The Easter focus includes readings prayers and anthems such as Easter Song of Praises and The Power of the Risen Christ with selections by Edw Norman and various choir groups.
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Ieditation
Ture
Reading
Paul Rodney
W. Norman
Shannon
Gorfonnman
Mary Tremain
Florence Baker
Coir
Virginia
Enna Miner
Easter Morning at First Christian Church Choir Special
The First Christian church presents Christ Triumphant as the Easter service musical. Soloists include Wendl Andrie Dora Cargin Blake Ann MHockaday Leora Frutchey and Ethel Livingston with Mary Trene MacLaughlin at piano directed by Edna Barrett Jackson.
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First Christian Church
Wendl Andrie
Dora Cargin Blake
Ann Mhockaday
Leora Frutchey
Ethel Livingston
Mary Trene MacLaughlin
Edna Barrett Jackson
Jesus
Barnes
Haupt
Holy Fire sunrise service at Foursquare Gospel tabernacle
A replica Holy Fire sunrise service will be held at the Foursquare Gospel tabernacle 609 First avenue SW at 5 30 am Sunday. Trumpeters Tommy Stastny and Miss Patty Vanous and Jane Bell will perform with the choir. Rev Cline Halsey will deliver the morning message He Is Not Here.
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Holy Land
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
First Avenue
Tommy Stastny
Patty Vanous
Jane Bell
Edward Welch
Cline Halsey
Hazel F. Halsey
Vera Vanous
Twain
Tabernacle Band
Hazel Halsey
Rent Veil
Easter Sunrise Service at First Lutheran With Cantata
The First Lutheran church at 1000 Third avenue SE hosts two Easter services. Sunrise at 6:30 a.m. features the Senior choir performing the Cantata Darkness and Dawn with a full program of solos, duets, and choral numbers. An 11 a.m. service includes both Senior and Junior choirs with special music and a sermon He Is Risen.
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Third Avenue SE
Clausemann
Ernest Johnson
Henry Cummings
Jeanette Wheeler
Beaulah Hollingseworth
Kathryn Schamberser
Howard Cerney
Joseph Afflerbaugh
Alpha and Omega
Marie Cerney
Ruth Esther Morgan
Richard Lemont
Paul Wacha
Johnston
Choly
Congreson
Netula
Marianne
Be Wepler
Ravi Jacobs
Hallelujah
Handel
Berman
Easter Sunrise and Morning Worship at St Pauls Methodist
The St Pauls Methodist church holds a sun rise service at 6 30 with an Easter program in the chapel featuring piano and violin preludes and multiple vocal and instrumental tributes. Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon on Dying to Live from John 12 24 and postlude Easter Morning.
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ST. Paul's Methodist
Kenwood Park Methodist Easter Anthem Service
Orman prelude Aria from Easter Cantata Bach I know That My Redeemer Liveth Handel Anthem Hosanna Jules Granier Offertory solo Lee Krouth Ralph Lee accompaniment Consecration hymn Rock of Ages Sermon by Rev. Merton B. Green The Dawning Oran pastlude Hallelujah Chorus Handel
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Orman
Bach
Handel
Jules Granier
Lee Krouth
Ralph Lee
Rock of Ares
Merton B. Green
Orean
Easter Services At Trinity Methodist Church
Two identical morning worship services at Trinity Methodist Church at 9 and 11. Prelude and hymns with the Trinity choir, prayers and scripture reading from Mark 16 1 8. Anthem list The Glistening Angel and Lights Glittering Morn Bed decks The Sky. Sermon Risen and Everlasting by Dr William O Eckler. Postlude The Lord Is My Strength. Alma Turechek choir director Lorraine Fenaterer organist.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Hassanah
Dubola
Jesus
Mann
Trinity
Christ the Lord
Tony
Mathews
Saxton
Porter
Rmnity
William O. Eckler
Lord
Novello
Alma Turechek
Lorraine Fenaterer
Easter Music at First Presbyterian Church Service
Easter program at First Presbyterian includes preludes and anthems by Bach Johnston Christiansen and Kopolov, with soloists Iesnor Taylor Wendiland Margaret Pratt contralto and organist duties, concluding with a Toccata postlude.
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First Presbyterian Church
Malemncreaul
Deshayes
Christ
Bach
Johnston
Iesnor Taylor Wendiland
Ucisringy
Homer
Margaret Pratt
Anthen
Christiansen
Kopolyoft
Mulet
Swift & Co Opens Talks With Two Labor Unions
Swift and Company said it will negotiate master agreements covering 15 of its 50 plants with two unions. The CIO affiliated Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee would cover six plants, and the International Brotherhood of Swift Employees would cover nine plants. Current contracts exist with both unions at different plants.
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Chicago
John E. Wilson
Swift and Company, Meat Packers
Willson
Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
International Brotherhood of Swift
Swift
PWOC
Brotherhood
NAB BUNDIST'S WIFE Seized as dangerous alien in Chicago
Mrs Otto Willamett wife of a Chicago German American band leader was seized as a dangerous alien enemy. Justice department officials would not confirm or deny the report.
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Washington
Otto Willamett
Chicago
Justice Department
Aging U S Car Fleet Sparks Scrapping Push
Six million vehicles over sixteen years old remain on U S roads while hundreds of thousands of Bath cars are scrapped annually.
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United States
Bath
Court advance sheets cost disputed by Iowa official
W L Bliss, Iowa Supreme Court chief justice, testified the advance sheets cost about 12 000 dollars yearly. William Scarborough, former chief deputy code editor, told a legislative interim committee printing and subscription revenues do not cover costs. He noted 2000 from county subscriptions and 300 free copies to judges and clerks.
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Des Moines
W. L. Bliss
Iowa Supreme Court
William Scarborough
Supreme Court
Scarborough
Legislative Interim Committee
High Court
Bliss
Albert J. Shaw
Hill
West Publishing Company
St. Paul
Baldwin
F. F. Faville
Sioux City
Faville
Richard Reichman
Iowa Reports and Budget Actions Tied to Court Decisions
The court prepares opinions after decisions and reprints them twice yearly as Iowa Reports sold to lawyers for seven dollars annually. The interim committee approved a $134 budget balance for the code editor and Reichmann's extra month’s salary upon entering the army, with the next meeting set for April 23 at Ames.
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Iowa
Reichmann
Ames
Award Contract for $20 Million Munitions Depot Near Pueblo
Senator Eugene D. Millikin announced a $20 million munitions depot contract to Midwest Construction of Chicago to be built near Pueblo Colorado. He also announced a $5 million army winter training camp contract at Leadville Colorado and six new air force training schools with other defense projects nationwide.
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Washington
INS
Pueblo
Colo
Eugene D. Millikin
Sen. Millikin
Leadville
Midwest Construction Company
Chicago
War Department
Air Force
Carlsbad
N. M
Corps of Engineers
Navy Man Robbed Slain On Wedding Day
In Erie Pennsylvania Navy petty officer Lloyd Wilkinson 23 was robbed and shot to death on a county highway early Friday. Ruby Eastman 18 escaped gunfire as the couple planned to marry that day before his three day furlough ended. Relatives said they had attended a farewell party for Wilkinson earlier.
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Erie, Pa
Lloyd Wilkinson
Northeast
Erie
Ruby Eastman
Miss Eastman
Wilkinson
Travelers Return Home for Easter Holiday Weekend
Cedar Rapids residents come home for Easter with spring in sight. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Chandler and Mrs. Fred J. Payneer report two week South vacation visiting Natchez Vicksburg and Mobile. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn O. Fletcher return from a Wisconsin trip. Mrs. H Cedric Hahn and daughters Suzanne and Sandra return from Madison Wisconsin to their SE addresses.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
C. Ray Chandler
Twenty-third Street
Fred J. Payneer
Mt. Vernon Avenue
South
Natchez
Vicksburg
Mobile
Gulf
Glenn O. Fletcher
Bever Avenue
Waukesha
Wis
Mr. Fletcher
Chester R. Fletcher
H. Cedric Hahn
Country Club Parkway
Suzanne
Sandra
Madison
Wish
Hahn
W. J. Reynolds
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club hosts silver tea for music department
Seventy five members and guests of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club music department attended a silver tea on Wednesday. Mrs L E MacLaughlin, department chair, and Mrs Oliver S Wilson, club president, welcomed attendees. Mrs Heinrich presented a program featuring selections from Aida Rigoletto Mignon Norma La Traviata and Romeo and Juliet. Hostesses were Mrs Warren Hansen Mrs H F Spratt Mrs D M Fellows and Walter Heabel.
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Cedar Rapids
D. M. Fellows
Walter Heabel
Rough Riderettes Host Scavenger Hunt Event
Miss Helen Williams hosted a scavenger hunt for the Rough Riderettes on Wednesday evening. Twenty two attended with prizes awarded to Don Sears Arlene Allen Chuck Decker and Milford Smith.
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Helen Williams
Fifth Avenue
Rough Riderettes
Don Sears
Arlene Allen
Chuck Decker
Milford Smith
Tire bootlegging danger and wartime policy urged
Henry McLemore argues bootleg tire trade is a growing crime in wartime America. He warns rulers to impose stiff penalties to curb bootlegging and deter buyers. He likens rubber shortages to bootlegging risks and urges swift, severe enforcement to protect national needs.
Odako Camp Fire Girls Honor Guardian at Surprise Party
Odako Camp Fire girls honored their guardian Mrs Jerry Macha eck at a surprise party Wednesday at Hayes school. Other guests included Mrs Roger Sherman Miss Roberta Lubbock Miss Mary Campbell and Miss Hilder Anderson teachers at Hayes school. A musical variety program was presented.
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Odako
Jerry Machaeck
Hayes School
Roger Sherman
Roberta Lubbock
Mary Campbell
Hilder Anderson
Farewell Party for Mike Kovacik Noted Guests
The Gazette reports a Wednesday farewell at the Ray Roth home 1601 L Street SW for Mike Kovacik with guests including Angeline Barta among attendees though her name was omitted in the report.
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Angeline Barta
Mike Kovacik
Ray Roth
L Street
Miss Barta
Council Fire Hosted by Kala Wanak Camp Girls
A council fire was held Wednesday at the home of guardian Mrs Warren Walters 1121 Eleventh Street NW. Miss Joan Busche conducted the council fire and gave a talk Present were Doris Hardy Betty Hickman Betty Novak Betty McCabe Alice McCabe Barbara Champlin Bonnie Stewart and Thelma Trimble Guests were Mrs Champlin Mrs Trimble and Mrs McCabe.
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Kalawanak
Warren Walters
Eleventh Street
Joan Busche
Doris Hardy
Betty Hickman
Betty Novak
Betty McCabe
Alice McCabe
Barbara Champlin
Bonnie Stewart
Thelma Trimble
Champlin
Trimble
McCabe
This Model At Home Pattern 4094 Available In Women Sizes
Pattern 4094 available in women sizes listed. Dress requires 3 yards 31 inch fabric. Jacket needs 11% yards 30 inch fabric and 4 yard contract. Send 15 cents plus one cent mailing to Anne Adams pattern. Join 1942 Style Parade and send 10 cents for Spring Pattern Book. Send orders to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Bootlegging Rubber as a Fixed High Price
A taxi driver and a Florida traveler report rubber tire bootlegging with standard prices. They describe $100 for four tires and $250 for five tires as the going rate, noting uniform pricing across locations from Miami to Jacksonville and other vendors.
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Washington
Florida
Miami
Jacksonville
Call for Clear Penalty On Tire Bootlegging
A writer urges the government to issue a plain nationwide punishment for tire bootlegging. He argues current regulations are needlessly vague and calls for a harsh, uniform penalty, such as a ten year stay in a jail, to deter both bootleggers and buyers across all states.
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New York
Europe
California
Florida
Hebrides
Chinese self sacrifice squads harass Jap Burma tanks
AP from San Francisco reports Chinese death by own action squads in Burma attacking Japanese tanks. The Chungking radio says squads move on tanks throwing grenades into vitals, forcing Japanese gun teams atop tanks to aim from trees. After one day the Japanese abandoned tree perches.
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San Francisco
Burma
Chungking
CBS
Mother of Murdered Girl Dies in Barn Report
Mrs. Mary Campbell aged 58 mother of Florence Buzzell who was killed last June was found dead in her barn with a .22 pistol beside her. Authorities said death likely self inflicted. Her son noted she had been in low spirits. Florence was found dead on the family farm earlier and Fred G Wheeler was acquitted of murder last December.
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New Sharon
INS
Mary Campbell
Florence Buzzell
Campbell
Florence
Fred G. Wheeler
Farmington
Flying Cadet Duvall Killed in Training Crash
Flying Cadet Gosoke M. Duvall aged 24 from Columbus Ohio died when his pursuit training airplane crashed into Matagorda Bay near Victoria Texas Friday. Authorities reported the fatal accident and began investigation into the cause of the training flight incident.
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Victoria, Tex
Gsotke M. Duvall
Columbus
Ohio
Matagorda Bay
Aunt Het Social Commentary Silences Teens
Aunt Het mocks teens for not keeping wheels on the ground, arguing in a satirical tone that modern youth are wasteful and speed driven, reflecting a humorous column-style take on teen culture.
Mrs Fauchier Honors Miss Dorothy Hungerford Bride Elect
A pre nuptial courtesy honor for Dorothy Hungerford, soon to wed Jess Fauchier, was hosted by Mrs J H Fau cher. Forty five invited guests gathered Thursday evening at Mrs Joseph Belehrad’s home, 1001 Oakland road NE.
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Dorothy Hungerford
Jess Fauchier
J. H. Fauchier
Joseph Belehrad
Oakland Road
King's Daughters Hold Dessert Luncheon and Relief Efforts
Mrs. J A Burchard hosted the Jane Boyd circle at a dessert luncheon on Thursday assisted by Mrs J W Van Orsdal. Mrs David Pugh presided at the meeting and Mrs Hugh Hillerege led devotionals with an Easter story. Members voted to continue sending milk to a needy family. Iowa branch members bought five thousand dollars worth of defense bonds at a recent meeting. Members spent the afternoon sewing.
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J. A. Burchard
Mt. Vernon Avenue
J. W. van Orsdal
Jane Boyd
King’s Daughters
David Pugh
Hugh Hillerege
Iowa
Cartel Arrangements With Germany Affecting Vital Materials
Senate investigator Truman says evidence shows American firms struck agreements with Farbenindustrie restricting production of rubber aluminum and magnesium. He warns other materials may be affected as hearings cite a pinch in these key goods due to German trust deals. Berle testifies Standard Oil persisted in selling aviation gasoline to Axis lines in Brazil until blacklist steps began.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
D-Mo
Senate Committee
Farbenindustrie
German Chemical Trust
Farben
State Department
Berle
Standard
Cabbie Yields License After Third Arrest This Year
Gabe Shada Yellow cab driver with three arrests this year surrendered his driver and cab licenses in police court and faces a 40 day service outage after a Friday 5 pm collision at Eighth Avenue and Sixth Street SW. charges include reckless driving. Haddad accused of driving without a license.
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Gabe Shada
Eighth Avenue
Sixth Street
Shada
J. Haddad
Sixth Street SE
Haddad
Ft. Dix Clash Deemed Merely A Brawl With No Racial Significance
At Fort Dix New Jersey authorities said the gun battle leaving three dead and five wounded was a "merely a brawl" with no racial antagonism between white MP’s and Negro soldiers. Col Dowell led the investigation and affirmed the lack of racial tension.
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Fort DIX
N. J
C. M. Dowell
M.P
Malta Bombings Kill 230 by Axis Attacks
A British communique says Axis bombs killed 230 people on the island of Malta during March. The figures reflect the heavy air raid toll reported from Valletta.
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Malta
Valletta
Mrs Hromek Speaks On Native Plants To Cedar Rapids Group
Following a picnic luncheon Thursday the Cedar Rapids Woman's club nature and garden department held a business meeting. Mrs H J Hromek spoke on The Art of Seeing Nature in Native Plants with oil paintings by Mrs Mildred Pelzer of Iowa City. The talk stressed conservation of wild flowers. Hostesses were the Mines, Leo Schoonover, Alletta Shadle, Clyde Hillhouse and Miss Ruth Rydberg.
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Millie Davis
Nature
Cedar Rapids
the Mines
Leo Schoonover
Alletta Shadle
Clyde Hillhouse
Ruth Rydberg
Women’s Christian Missionary Society Hearing at Church Lunch
The Women’s Christian Missionary Society of the First Christian church was hosted for lunch on Friday. Mrs. Clifford Harris and her group served Mrs. Marion H. Williams who led the business session and introduced Mrs. Robert Armstrong who reviewed In China Now. Devotions were led by Mrs. W. M. Moravec. A duet by Mrs. John Hockaday and Mrs. G. W. McSkimming accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Livingston and a violin solo by Miss Marjorie Mercer with Miss Ruth Buresh completed the program.
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Women's Christian Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Clifford Harris
Marion H. Williams
Robert C. Armstrong
China
W. M. Moravec
John Hockaday
G. W. McSkimming
Ethel Livingston
Marjorie Mercer
Ruth Buresh
April Fool Party Honored by Witouseks
Mr and Mrs J Alfred Witousek hosted an April Fool party at their home on Wednesday evening Prizes in cards were won by Bill Dvorak Tena Louvar Agnes Dobrovsky and James Bowersox
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J. Alfred Witousek
Bill Dvorak
Tena Louvar
Agnes Dobrovsky
James Bowersox
Mrs Lilith Layer Visits Son in Louisiana
Mrs Lilith Layer of 408 Havenne NW returned home after visiting her son Private Arnold W Layer at Camp Claiborne La. The pair also traveled to New Orleans and Baton Rouge during the trip.
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Lilith Layer
Avenne NW
Camp Claiborne
Arnold W Layer
Layer
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Vicious Cat Freed After Ban On Raw Meat Diet
Police court prosecu tor Dwight Krumholtz said charges of harboring a vicious animal were dismissed against Anna Gorup of 1004 Seventeenth street NE. Neighbors complained the cat was mean. after a week on a vegetable diet at the Humane Shelter it became meek and was returned to its owner who pledged to stop feeding raw meat.
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Dwight Krumholtz
Anna Gorup
Seventeenth Street
Humane Shelter
Krumholtz
Krumboltz
Churchill Appoints Curtin and McFadden to Privy Council
London AP reports Prime Minister John Curtin and former PM Arthur Fadden of Australia were named privy council members at 10 Downing Street. The move signals solidarity with Australia though such dominion figures typically hold honorary roles on the advisory body to the king.
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London
John Curtin
Arthur W Fadden
Australia
Privy Council
No. 10
Downing Street
Dominion
Home Sweet Home Stitchery Towels and Pictures
These easy stitchery motifs transform towels into decorative gifts. Pattern 287 includes transfers for three motifs sized 6 x 7 1/2 inches, 12 1/2 x 6 inches and 18 one inch motifs with stitch illustrations and materials. Send 10 cents plus 1 cent pattern to The Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft department 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. include name and address.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
Price Glee son wedding in Charleston
Miss Ruth Leone Price of Jacksonboro marries Clark Gleeson son of Portsmouth. The January 24 ceremony at Bethel Methodist parsonage in Charleston was officiated by Rev H L F Shuler. The couple reside at 117 Greenway Drive, Grove Park, Portsmouth. Gleeson, a former McKinley High School graduate, served as first class pharmacist mate at the Charleston navy yard and was reassigned to the hospital training school in Portsmouth.
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E P Price
Jacksonboro
Ruth Leone Price
Clark Gleeson
Portsmouth
Ada Gleeson
First Avenue
Bethel Methodist Church
Charleston
S. C
H L F Shuler
Greenway Drive
Grove Park
Gleeson
McKinley High School
Nnt
Charleston Navy Yard Dispensary
Hospital Training School
Advice From Miss Manners on Love and Loneliness
A reader asks if she should marry a man she does not love. The Miss Manners adviser says not to marry without affection, forecasts future happiness if she waits. The column then offers tips for a lonely middle aged woman to join church or Red Cross activities to stay busy and meet people.
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Miss Manners
Red Cross
Former Wife Denied Rehearing of John Ringling Estate Suit
The Florida supreme court refused a rehearing of Emily Ringling's petition to set aside John Ringling's divorce ruling and widow's share claim. She argues fraud deprived her of a widow's portion from the $20 million estate, with Florida slated to inherit under the will and codicil.
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John Ringling
Tallahassee
Frs
Florida Supreme Court
Emily Ringling
Magnetes
Sarasota
State Supreme Court
Sen
Claude Pepper
Jacksonville
Mila, Maclvane
Milam
Florida
Circus Kings
Ida Ringling North
John Ringling North
Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus
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