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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1941

Page

2

Mount Vernon Pupils Seal Time Capsule For 1941

Mt Vernon fifth graders recorded progress in pictures writing and records for a five year time capsule conceived by Glenda Hodge a Cornell senior teaching in the elementary grades. The capsule will be opened in five years by current fifth graders and future high school students to note progress.

Mt. Vernon Mount Vernon Capaloy Glenda Hodge Cornell Europe New York Chicago Miss Hodge

Marion Women’s Clubs Federation Luncheon Tuesday

The Marion Federation of Women’s clubs invites all women of Marion and township to a picnic luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Presbyterian church. The program includes a flag salute, community singing, readings, clarinet solo, choral music, and performances by The Dancers and the Marion Choral Club under Grace Meloney.

Marion Federation of Women’s Clubs Marion Marion Township Presbyterian Church Ralph J. Williams American Legion Auxiliary Greetings Lucile Gove Cedar Rapids L. A. Johnston Springville Elda Kemp A. D. Brenneman Eugene Dunn Sidney Sue Cary Marion Choral Club Grace Meloney Manley Stanton Mes Kendall Willis C. Brewer Fay S. F. Cary James Fairley E. A. Lagerquist

Fifth Birthday Dinner for Jerry Walker at Seventeenth Street Home

Mr and Mrs Sam Walker host a family dinner at 1022 Seventeenth Street in observance of their son Jerry s fifth birthday. Four generations attend including Mrs Kate Tice Elizabeth II grandmother and Jerry. Guests include Mr and Mrs Richard Hatt Marion Vincent Hatt and their son Vin cent Jr Le Roy Thomas Jack Mary Jean Hatt. An advertisement notes acreage a large modern house and buildings for sale by J D Pope.

Jerry Sam Walker Seventeenth Street Kate Tice Ther Elizabeth II Walker Richard Hatt Vincent Hatt Vincent, Jr

Marion Lodge Meeting and Local Advertisements

Marion chapter No 10 R A M will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic temple Walter Van Fossen and his nephew Albert Van Fossen drove to Sheffield Saturday and Mrs An Van Fossen turned with them to her home in Marion Hutchinsons Ice Cream specials 13c 25c 33c and 39c at Owens Cut Rate Drug

Marion R. A Masonic Temple Walter van Fossen Albert van Fossen Sheffield Mr. van Fossen Mrs. An Hutchinson Owen

Churches, Merchants urged to close for Good Friday

The Marion Chamber of Commerce asks all business houses to close from 12 noon to 3 p.m. on Good Friday to allow employees to attend union services at the Methodist church.

The Bee Chamber of Comerce Marion

Indoor track meet attendees and lodge meeting announced

Attending the indoor track meet Saturday afternoon at Iowa City were Coach Eldon Coffman Al Luedeman and Wayne Marion. Chapter No 185 O E S will meet Monday at 8 p m in the Masonic temple. The meeting will be followed by a social hour and refreshments. Phone Guy Mundy for painting and hanging. 529 W

Iowa City Eldon Coffman al Luedeman Wayne Marion Masonic Temple Mundy

Marion Churches Observe Holy Week Services in Union

Churches in Marion will hold joint Holy Week services Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Presbyterian church. Speakers include Rev William A Jacobs and Rev Gilbert A Voorhies. Maundy Thursday candle light services and a Good Friday three hour service will follow.

Presbyterian Church William A. Jacobs First Congregational Church Cedar Rapids Gilbert A. Voorhies Iowa Board of National Missions Marion Methodist Church

Shower honors Miss Wagner of Cedar Rapids

Mrs. Merle A. Knight hosted a Friday evening shower at her home for Miss Maxine Wagner of Cedar Rapids. Prizes went to Mrs. William Joosten of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. William Lutz of Marion. Out of town guests included several Cedar Rapids residents.

Merle A. Knight Maxine Wagner Cedar Rapids Banco William Joosten William Lutz Marion Miss Wagner Merlene Knight J. Sharp Roy Sell H. G. Wagner Dick Bressler Clayton Smith

Easter sunrise service for Marion youth at Marion Church

The annual Easter sunrise service for Marion and vicinity is set for 6 a.m. Easter morning at Marion Christian church with Rev. R. T. Fine as speaker. Union communion will follow with the Nolisch quartet and Virginia Jackson providing music. no breakfast after services.

Marion Marion Christian Church R. T. Fine Iowa Virginia Jackson Melvyn Arp

Mrs Holsinger to Host Octo Club Dessert Luncheon

Mrs Fred G Holsinger will entertain the Octo club Tuesday at 1 30 p m with a dessert luncheon at her home 993 Eighth Street.

Fred G. Holsinger Eighth Street

Four C club to meet at Mrs Elkin's home

The Four C club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Elkin detailing a local social gathering hosted in her residence.

Four C Robert Elkin

Milwaukee Woman's Club Dessert Luncheon Meeting

The Milwaukee Woman's club will meet Thursday at 1 15 p m at the K V cafe for a dessert luncheon. Reservations may be made by Marion members with Mrs E C Ainley 514 W or Mrs Rose Cessford 455 W and by Cedar Rapids members with Mrs George Hennessey.

Milwaukee Woman's Club K. V Marion E. C. Ainley Rose Cessford Cedar Rapids George Hennessey

Methodist Sunday Class Picnic At Mrs Hiams Home

The Methodist Sunday school group once led by the late Mrs. H. G. Millen will meet Tuesday for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. T. Hiams at 2015 Eighth Avenue.

Methodist H. G. Millen E. T. Hiams Eighth Avenue

Voorhies Family Attends Anamosa Funeral

Mr and Mrs Lee Voorhies Lil lian Voorhies and Mr and Mrs RD Conley travel to Anamosa this afternoon for the funeral of Mrs Fletcher Emerson aunt to Mrs Voorhies.

Lee Voorhies Lillian Voorhies R. D. Conley Anamosa Voorhies Fletcher Emerson

Biddicks Visit Collins Relatives for Weekend

Mr and Mrs M H Biddick and their daughter Diane traveled to Collins on Saturday afternoon to spend the weekend with relatives of Mrs Biddick.

M. H. Biddick Diane Collins

Marion Nature and Garden Club Meeting Change

The Marion group will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m at 1009 Eleventh Street home of Mrs John Cone instead of Mrs F E Manatt. Mrs George Hutton will lead the program.

Marion Nature and Garden Club John Cone Eleventh Street F. E. Manatt George Hutton Bernard Schenken Tenth Street U. S Carl Falcon South Eleventh Street Harley W. Erwin Margaret Cleland

Baptism Service Tonight at Christian Church

Tonight at 7 30 the Christian church holds a baptismal service. Rev Vern on H Carter will deliver the sermon titled Why Will Ye Die addressing eternal life and spiritual questions.

Christian Church Vernon H. Carter

Marion Choral Club Meets Monday Evening

The Marion Choral Club will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the public library auditorium to discuss its upcoming schedule and rehearsals.

Marion Choral Club Public Library

Chapter CS PEO Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening

Chapter CS P. E. O. will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs. Frank Straley 789 Central Avenue. Bernita Sebern will oversee the program.

Frank Straley Central Avenue Bernita Sebern

Mr and Mrs George L Erwin Host Dinner at Home

Mr and Mrs George L Erwin will entertain today at their home at 1675 Seventh Avenue for a dinner in observance of birthdays of..

George L. Erwin Seventh Avenue

April gatherings listed for local groups and guests

The column notes out of town guests visiting for April including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason and their son Richard from South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jr. and daughter Kathy from Cesar Rapids. Various clubs meet in coming days with devotionals and speakers planned, and meetings scheduled for the Legion hall and homes of members.

Frank Mason Richard South Bend, Ind George L. Jr Kathy Cesar Rapids

Easter Vacation Plans Mention University of Iowa Students

Neighbors of Mr and Mrs Fred McShane southeast of Marion plan a picnic dinner today at the McShane home. University of Iowa students listed include Albert W Schenken Bruce Phillips Martha Jane Snell Kirk Snell Helen Riddick Norma Riddick Jerry Gerrans Harry Dunlap Kathryn McElwain Ed Conrad Alice Milner Ruth Ostrander. The Hike-a-Lot club meets Tuesday at 7 p m at Marilyn Nickeson’s home. Gerald will attend the Mozart district contest in Devenpost Thursday. Mary Lou will perform two piano solos Ariosa and Etude Comique.

Fred McShane Marion McShane University of Iowa Albert W. Schenken Bruce Phillips Martha Jane Kirk Snell Helen Norma Riddick Jerry Gerrans Harry P. Dunlap Kathryn McElwain Ed Conrad Alice Ee June Milner Ruth Ostrander Lou Thomas Gerald Devenpost Mary Lou Bach Wright

Change In Law Brings Marriage License Rush

Ten couples in Delaware County rushed to secure marriage licenses with clerk Burton Clark amid questions about new health examination regulations. Licenses issued include Alphonse Cherne and Mary Roling. Roy Nelson and Elaine Strauss. George Nieman and Donna Knickerbocker. William Fellows and Genevieve Voltz. Harold Appleby and La Verne Guess. Clarence Rolling. Mary Evers. Paul Vaske and Helen Funke.

Manchester Burton Clark Delaware County Clark Alphonse J. Cherne Mary Roling Earlville Roy Nelson Elaine Strauss Paul W. Vaske Helen C. Funke Greeley

Allamakee Dairy Herd Improvement Elects Officers

In Waukon the Allamakee County Dairy Herd Improvement Association held its annual meeting Thursday electing Gerald Stevardent president Arthur Fiet vice president Carl Simmons secretary and treasurer Paul Heiman and John Martin as directors.

Waukon Allamakee County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Gerald Stevardent Arthur Fiet Carl Simmons Cne Paul Heiman John Martin

Blue's Gavel Saves House Time Money

A state legislature considers a new interim committee to study bills and aid lawmakers. Speaker Blue, noted for a firm gavel, may pursue reforms including fulltime research staff and clearer bill explanations to curb on floor questioning.

Blue House

Iowa County's First FHA House Finished In Marengo

Marengo completes Iowa county's first FHA financed home. Fred Schumann supervised the project featuring Waylite foundation blocks, cedar siding, forced air heat, belsam wool insulation, white oak floors, cedar shingle roof, weather stripped windows, and integrated garage.

Iowa County Marengo Fred Schumann

Iowa Legislator Aims for Public Benefit and Unity

The article profiles a longtime Iowa public servant educated at Drake and Iowa State who studied law at Des Moines Drake University. He served seven years with Hobbet and Blue, acted as city attorney, and held roles with the American Legion and multiple fraternal organizations.

Swpy Emir American Legi Church Masonic Lodge Sigma al- Ragnor Social Phi Alpha Est Braete Agricula Iowa Speaker Blue

Mail Carrier Uses Tractor To Cover 52 Mile Route

Independence reporter notes Arthur Manson relied on a borrowed tractor to complete his 52 mile delivery run on Friday morning. He had been pulled from mud by farmers recently and decided to keep a tractor on hand for the route.

the Gazette Independence Arthur Oliver Greenley Manson

Library Bill's Stay In Committee Hangs On Rules Question

DES MOINES IOWA The $500 000 library appropriation for the University of Iowa stalls in the House Appropriations Committee as questions arise over House rules requiring three day reporting and calendar placement. Speaker Robert Blue weighs definitions of three days and whether the measure is an appropriations bill. House members debate killing the bill via the full House or a committee.

Des Moines INS University of Iowa Senate Robert Blue Martin D. van Oosterhout Orange City Ways and Means House Appropriations Committee van Oosterhout House Senate Bills Committee de Blue Senate Appropriations Committee

29 Nieces Nephews To Share In Estate

The will of the late Josephine Schreiber of Fort Atkinson lists 29 nieces and nephews as heirs and contains seven other bequests. The estate inventory filed Friday values property at 23786.24 with special bequests totaling 2645. The largest bequest is 1000 to St Johns Cemetery Fort Atkinson. Additional gifts go to Father Flanagan's Boys Town 200 Salvatorian Fathers 365 Servite Fathers Chicago 300 St Marys Orphanage Dubuque 250 Grotto 500 and 30 for masses. The remaining estate will be divided among the heirs.

Josephine Schreiber Fort Atkinson St. John’s Cemetery Father Flanagan’s Boys Town Salvatorian Fathers

Benton county cattle feeding outlook tour set for April 25

The annual feedlot tour and outlook meeting for Benton county cattle feeders is scheduled April 25. County Agent Don Groves said Saturday Rex Beres ford of Ames and Herman Aaberg of the Chicago Producers will be in charge.

Vinton Benton County Don Groves Rex Beresford Ames Herman Aaberg Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Margaret Dilley Lindsley Bill Barker David Dean Roland Kudart Helene Jolas Marion News Marion Women’s Clubs Federation J. D. Pope Ilfth Street Margaret Murphy Card Club Mr. Levasseur Dorothy A. E. Miller Ralph Michel Marvin Fernow Jean Mrs. Knight Acre Farm Great Bar Socal Aa Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative Association K. V. Cafe E. C. Collier Utilization Repesentative Washington, D. C Richard Schrimper P Fatre Grace H. Starr Weepence Manor E. C. Hamm City Concil Legion Hall Centennial Reas No. 91 Pleasant Grove Community Club Ray Jones Kathryn Blinks Methodist W. S. C. S Minnie Schenken Marilyn Nickeson Fifth Avenue R. A. Nelson Cornell College Cornell Airways Harlan Legislative Council Hobbet, Blue and Blue Eagle Grove Mar Benton Pontiac Fisher Mich Culver Second Ave McLaughlin Pontiac CO S. Cedar St Monticello Veral Motors Amy
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