Miss Hatfield Weds John William Mohrman in Morrison
Miss Jeanetta Hatfield daughter of Clyde M Hatfield and Mrs Baker wed John William Mohrman Jr of Iowa City in Morrison. The ceremony at the Home of Mrs Baker featured Ruth Lydia Mohrman singing and attendants Mar Fortsch and Leslie Munneke. The couple, both students, will live at 1534 Second Avenue SE until September then relocate to Iowa City. Out of town guests included the bride’s parents from Dubuque.
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Fred L. Baker
Morrison, Ill
Jeanetta Hatfield
Clyde M. Hatfield
Second Avenue SE
John William Mohrman, Jr
Iowa City
L. O. Coleman
Methodist Church of
Morrison
Ruth Lydia Mohrman
Miss Mar Fortsch
Ohrman
John William Mohrman
Fulton, Til
Leslie Munneke
Cedar Rapids
Baker
Cc. L. Baker
Coe College
Woman's Athletic Association
Chi Omega
Chi Delta
Mohrman
University of Owa
S. H.ees
Dubuque
Daniels Park Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Report
At the Daniels Park Presbyterian church Missionary Society gathering Thursday afternoon Mrs Floyd Schroeder led devotionals and Mrs T E Pirtle spoke on stewardship. The program on The American Indian was given by Mrs L L Huston. Mrs H A Bucy read Chosen and Mrs H E Glime read a missionary letter from Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park Presbyterian Church Missionary Society
Floyd Schroeder
T. E. Pirtle
L. L. Huston
H. A. Bucy
H. E. Glime
Palestine
BE. A. Aioe
H. C. Hand
Order of Beauceant Assembly to Meet for Elections
The Social Order of Beauceant assembly 87 will meet at 1 30 p m Friday in the Masonic building to elect a recorder and initiate new members with a short installation service. All members are invited.
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Social Order of Beauceant
Assembly 87
Masonic
Jolly Dozen Club to Meet With Mrs Kohimier
The Jolly Dozen club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs C A Kohimier at 2531 Meadow Brook Drive SE.
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Jolly Dozen Club
C. A. Kohimier
Meadowbrook Drive
Miss Frances Allen Visits Iowa City For Easter
Miss Frances Allen of 1936 Fourth avenue SE spent the Easter weekend in Iowa City as a guest of her sister Margaret who is a student at the university.
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Frances Allen
Fourth Avenue SE
Iowa City
Margaret
Mrs Trewin Hosts Wednesday Shakespeare Club
Members meet at 2 o'clock at 1950 Fourth Avenue SE for the Wednesday Shakespeare club. Roll call features quotations from King Henry VIII and The Taming of the Shrew. Mrs Ben Wolverton speaks on The Shakespeare Garden at Ellis Park. annual reports and officer elections follow.
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Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
Shakespeare Club
Ben F. Wolverton
Ellis Park
Tourist Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Bryan
The Tourist club will hold its annual meeting and elect officers on Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs Milton G Bryan’s home 560 Sixth street SE. Mrs M H Williams will give a book review.
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Tourist Club
Milton G. Bryan
Sixth Street SE
M. H. Williams
Mrs Stewart Holmes Hosts Luncheon for Mrs David Hedges
Courtesy luncheon given in New York City visitor Mrs David Hedges by Mrs Stewart Holmes at her home 369 Forest Drive SE Monday afternoon.
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David Hedges
New York City
Stewart Holmes
Forest Drive
Roswell Pickfords Host Bridge Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs H Pickford host members of their bridge club at dinner Monday at 357 Forest Drive SE Roswell.
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Bridge Club
Well H. Pickford
Forest Drive
Farewell Party Held at Shulze Home
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Shulze hosted a farewell party Sunday night for their son in law and daughter Lieut and Mrs J L Douda who depart Monday for Aberdeen Maryland after visiting in the Shulze home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phil Seghi Mr and Mrs Paul Jarobek Mr and Mrs Bob Sweet Mr and Mrs Rudolph Stepanek Mr and Mrs Leonard Douda and Miss Carol Humble. Mrs Charles Cutter assisted in serving.
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L. E. Shulze
Eighteenth Avenue
J. L. Douda
Doudas
Aberdeen
Shulze
Phil Seghi
Paul Jarobek
Bob Sweet
Rudolph Stepanek
Leonard Douda
Carol Humble
Charles Cutter
Mrs Harmon and son Visit Hovorkas
Mrs Dale Harmon and her son Dale Jr arrived Monday from Texas to visit Mrs Harmon's parents Mr and Mrs E L Hovorka at 602 Eighth Avenue SE. Major Harmon stationed at Kelly Field Texas is commandant of navigation cadets.
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Dale Harmon
Dale, Jr
Texas
Trinity Methodist W S C S Meets For Session
The W S C S of Trinity Methodist church held a Friday afternoon business meeting with Mrs. C H Newman presiding. Two executive committee vacancies were filled and a Marshalltown Institute report for March 6 was shared. The Mines presented devotional Lighting the Cross directed by Mrs. W O Eckler. A Lenten prayer service concluded the program with all members participating.
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Trinity Methodist
W.s.cs
Trinity Methodist Church
C. H. Newman
Marshalltown Institute
W. O. Eckler
Roy Stevens
Mabel Walsh
W. C. Benesh
A. B. Steyne
Ira Perry
P. Erbe
Carrie Youtzy
First Baptist Church Circles Plan Friday Luncheons
Circles of the First Baptist Church will hold Friday luncheons at 1 oclock in listed homes: No. 1 Mrs. A R Albright 327 Twenty third Street NE. No. 2 Mrs. R E Johnson 24098 Bever Avenue SE. No. 3 Mrs. Earl Heinze 725 Fifth Avenue SW. No. 4 Mrs. D P Schwarzentruber 2847 Mt Vernon Avenue SE. No. 6 Mrs. E F Severn 5290 Twenty second Street SE. The Home Builders class will meet with Mr and Mrs Charles Loomis 1430 A Avenue NE Friday evening for a joint dinner.
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A. R. Albright
Twentythird Street
R. E. Johnson
Bever Avenue
Earl Heinze
First Avenue
D. P. Schwarzentruber
Mt. Vernon Avenue
E. F. Severn
Twenty-second Street
Charles Loomis
Avenue NE
Tinee Chee
P T A Meetings Lead Talks at Local Schools
Dr Ra Ojemann of the University of Iowa child welfare department will speak at Johnson P T A on Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the school on Our Children in Time of War. 4A class under Miss Gertrude Shoemaker will sing. Lincoln P T A elects officers Wednesday at 2 pm at the school. Third grade pupils directed by ... PTA study group postponed indefinitely.
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Ra Ojemann
University of Iowa
Johnson P.T.A
Gertrude Shoemaker
Lincoln P.T.A
Health Department Hears Gurney Day Lecture
Rapids Woman's club heard a talk by Gurney Day athletic director of the Y M C A on Physical Fitness. Demonstrations of the exercise led by him were given. Station officers were elected: Mrs Leo Schoonover chair, Mrs Allison Hines program leader, Mrs Henry Gundling activity leader, Mrs John Guthrie secretary treasurer.
Mary Turner Weds Robert Ladage in Immaculate Conception
Miss Mary Frances Turner daughter of Roy F. Turner marries Robert J. Ladage son of Mrs. Juniata Ladage in a Monday morning ceremony at Immaculate Conception rectory officiated by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John M. Molloy. Fifteen guests attend. reception at the Turner home. They plan to live in Cedar Rapids. Ladage works at LaPlant-Choate Manu company.
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Mary Frances Turner
Roy F. Turner
Tenth Street
Robert J. Ladage
Juniata Ladage
Seventeenth Street
Immaculate Conception
John M. Molloy
Frank L. Sullivan
Turner
Cedar Rapids
Ladage
LaPlant-Choate Manucompany
Social Fifty Picnic Luncheon Meeting Scheduled
Members of the Social Fifty plan a picnic luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Alvin Maxwell at 229 Sinclair Avenue SE.
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Alvin Maxwell
Sinclair Avenue SE
Social Fifty
Mrs. L. R. Harrier Returns From Texas Vacation
Mrs. L. R. Harrier of 400 Fourth avenue SW returned Friday to her home after spending four months vacationing in Texas.
Board of Managers of the Children’s Home Meeting
The board of managers of the Children’s Home will meet on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the home to discuss ongoing operations and plans.
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Children’s Home
Pattern 4046 for misses in multiple sizes
Anne Adams pattern 4046 is offered in misses sizes 12 through 20. Size 16 requires 3% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage for the pattern and 10 cents for a Spring Pattern Book as part of The Cedar Gazette Pattern Department at 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Cedar Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Canadians Visit in Cone Home Easter Guests in Cedar Rapids
Easter weekend visits unfold in Cedar Rapids as Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Cone host Mrs. Cone’s mother and sister, Mrs. Edward Swift and Mrs. Clayton Fuller, while relatives from Detroit, Titonka, Ames, and St. Louis spend time with local families. Sergt. and Mrs. John R. Tellier arrive from St. Louis for a three day stay with neighbors of the Tel Lie and Diers households. Mrs. Edward F. Winslow returns home after visiting Winona Minnesota with her daughter and son in law.
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Cedar Rapids
Marvin. D. Cone
Fifth Avenue SE
Cone
Edward Swift
Clayton Fuller
F. C. Waples
Forest Drive
W. W. Otto
Roy Campbell
Detroit
W. L. Patterson
Titonka
Lieut. Patterson
Ames
Patterson
Waples
St. Louis
Sergi
John R. Tellier
G. H. Tellier
Fred W. Diers
Oakland Road
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Winona
Minn
Robert 8B. Irons, Jr
Return from South for Batchelders and nephew visit
Mr and Mrs Lynn Batchelder of 404 H gvenue NW have returned home after visiting Mrs Batchelder's nephew Private Arnold Layer stationed at Camp Claiborne La The trio also took a trip to New Orleans before returning home
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Lynn Batchelder
H Gvenue
Advice From Mary Manners
A column subtitled Advice From Mary Manners describes Mrs. T as middle aged and co quettish when men are present. The piece notes she is a nice, capable person but her behavior in mixed company earns sniffs from women and amusement from men. It urges her to act her age and let younger, prettier girls pass messages.
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Mrs. T
Dear Miss Manners on a delicate love triangle
A reader asks how to resolve a love triangle involving two women and a man who may be free to marry. The response notes the difficulty for the girls to decide who gains the partner and suggests both consider others to avoid breaking up homes or harming children.
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Miss Manners
H. S. M. Inc
Widespread Efforts to Evade Axis Blacklisting Policy
Washington AP reports daily detection of fraud in applications for export licenses aimed at bypassing the Axis blacklist. Officials say clumsy attempts include fake firm names and misused identities as foreign entities seek to obtain steel I beams and tinplate ships.
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Washington
Board of Economic Warfare
Pao
Vdee
Reports Perfection of Care for Gonorrhea
Washington reports a five day cure for gonorrhea, hailed by Surgeon Parran as a medical milestone. He credits a new drug family with curing at least 80 percent of infections, while noting remaining cases may respond to other treatments.
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Washington
Parran
United States
Bombs Found in Irish Theater Used by Yanks
Saturday night explosions in an Irish theater used by American troops caused no injuries. A Sunday show for the troops proceeded after bombs were removed. Four unexploded devices were examined and found to be incendiary in type similar to those used by the Germans.
Pacific Fleet Seen Stronger Than Before December 7
A statement quoted as from Secretary of the Navy Knox asserts that the nation’s Pacific fleet is stronger in ships planes and men than it was prior to December 7. The Legion of deploring complacency urges 100 percent Americanism and calls for proof of war rumors and inside stories.
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Knox
Pacific
Legion of
Pearl Harbor
Mechanim
Legion
Aussies Repel Japanese at Rabaul Beach Stand
Story arrives of 150 Australian troops on Rabaul New Britain holding a 200 yard beach line against a 20 000 strong Japanese landing. Australians suffered minor casualties while Japanese losses exceed 2 000 as 600 survivors reach Australian bases.
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Melbourne
Australia
Rabaul
New Britain
Ralauna Beach
Berlin radio predicts over four million foreign workers for Reich
Washington report cites Berlin broadcasts claiming Germany will boost foreign labor in the Reich beyond 4,000,000. It says Nazi labor chiefs seek manpower from Rome to Riga to supply 300,000 workers in 1941 and notes large numbers from Poland Latvia and France already in Germany or en route.
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Washington
INS
Office of Facts and Figures
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Hitler
Europe
Rome
Riga
Germa
Italy
Oge
France
Belgium
Lieutenant Douda Receives Army Ordnance Commission
Joseph L. Douda son of J J Douda of Cedar Rapids born and raised in Cedar Rapids received a commission as first lieutenant in the army ordnance department. He has been assigned to Aberdeen Maryland and has prior service as a Gazette carrier and salesman. He spent time at Rock Island arsenal and Fort Custer in ordnance field service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Douda
J. J. Douda
Fourteenth Avenue
Army Ordnance Department
Aberdeen
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Arsenal
Ordnance Field Service
Civil Service
Fort Custer
Cedar Rapids stamp club meets at Montrose hotel
City briefs note a regular meeting of the Cedar Rapids stamp club at the Montrose hotel at 8. Attendees should also attend a cooking school in the Glow Room of the Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric building formerly Cedar Rapids Gas Co at 2 15 p.m. Tuesday.
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The
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Montrose Hotel
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electrica
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Ladies Aid Meet at Saron Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid society of Saron Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m in the church parlors Hostesses will be Mrs H C Kullander and Mrs C E Carlson Sacred Heart court No 727 Women s Catholic Order of Foresters will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in Keane hall for installation of officers.
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Ladies Aid Society of
Saron Lutheran Church
H. C. Kullander
C. E. Carlson
Sacred Heart Court No
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Keane Hall
Red Cross Appeal Seeks Typewriter Equipment
Linn County Red Cross chapter issues another appeal for an elite typewriter and a type-desk to support admin work and communications. The notice mentions a telephone line as part of contact details.
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Linn County Red Cross Chapter
Elizabeth Gordon Circle Meets at Grace Brownell Home
Elizabeth Gordon circle of Grande Avenue United Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Grace and Louise Brownell 1403 Avenue SE. Frank Davis 1429 Wildwood Drive NE suffered a lacerated finger on his left hand when a wood chisel he was neon. he received first aid at St Luke's hospital. Adrian L Schlimmer son of John 1304 First Avenue NW has been promoted to corporal at Lake Charles Army Flying School Lake Charles La assigned to duty as a clerk.
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Elizabeth Gordon Circle
Grande Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
Grace
Louise Brownell
Avenue SE
Frank Davis
Wildwood Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Adrian L. Schlimmer
John
First Avenue NW
Lake Charles Army
Lake Charlies
Arthur Wermuth
Wermuth
Evangelist Rev. Scott Pyle to Speak at Ogden Church
The Rev. Scott Pyle of Ogden Iowa will preach at a special service Monday at 7 30 p m in the Anterdenematnational church on Third street at Fifth avenue SW.
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Scott Pyle
Ogden
Anterdenematnational Church
Third Street
Fifth Avenue
Don Moen In Civilian Pilotining Pro Fil Instructors Cedar Rapids
Don Moen son of Mr and Mrs E R Moen of 1634 Grande avenue SE was through the Civilian Pilotlining program Friday. He had served as an instructor at the Cedar Rapids airways.
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Don Moen
E. R. Moen
Grande Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Airways
Ottumwa Player Promoted to Captain at Moore Field
Fred E. Hild of Ottumwa, noted football star, has been promoted to captain at Moore Field, Texas. Col. A. C. Foulk announced the promotion in a brief ceremony.
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Fred E. Hild
Ottumwa
Dake Tell
Moore Field
Texas
Col
A. C. Foulk
Red Cross First Aid Class Holds Exam at Buchanan School
The Red Cross first aid class taught by Mrs. Van Vechten Shaffer at Buchanan School will hold its exam Thursday from 9 to 11 am. Examiners will be Miss Ethel Ryan, Miss Evelyn Street, and Miss Ruth Zika. An extra lesson will be given set Buchanan on.
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Red Cross
van Vechten Shaffer
Buchanan School
Ethel Ryan
Evelyn Street
Ruth Zika
Buchanan
Traffic Signal Breaks After Saturday Collision
A traffic signal at the northeast corner of Sixteenth Avenue and C Street SW was broken in half when struck by a car Saturday night, causing damage to the intersection and potential travel disruption.
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Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Accord
Second Coming Talk and Sunday Sermons at Local Church
A church event features a talk on the Second Coming led by a speaker at the Church of God on Avenue at Wall Speak It, with related remarks by Castéile Binet. Mrs. Riggie discusses the Son at morning activities and Dr. Riggie addresses Eternity during the evening service for the youth group.
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Church of God
Wall
Explosion kills 34 miners at Mount Harris mine
Denver dispatch reports the January 27 explosion at the Wadge coal mine in Mount Harris Colorado claimed 34 miners' lives and set authorities on a charged aftermath.
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Denver
INS
Wadge
Mount Harris
Colo
Lone Bataan Heroes Tale Reveals 250 Japs Slain
The account recalls Captain Arthur Wermuth and Sergeant May as lone standers against Japanese forces on Luzon and Corregidor. May reportedly felled at least 250 attackers with a truck-mounted .50 cal, until his vehicle was disabled. Wermuth’s cautious ambush moments and other guerrilla actions illustrate individual bravery on Bataan.
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U.S
Bataan
Davce
May
31St
United States Infantry
Luzon
Easter Message Tells Of Iowa Girl Safety In Chinese War Zone
McGregor reports an Easter radiogram from Luella Koether in China confirming her safety. The message, relayed via China Relief at Ventura, comes as her mother Mrs. George Koether, near Giard, Iowa, receives word from the fighting zone.
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Iowa
McGregor
Luella
China
George Koether
Giard
Here
Chi
Chinese International Broadcasting Station
Republic of China
China Relief
Ventura
Koether
Piskan
Solid Rock
United States
Burma
Driver Hurt When His Car Struck Parked Auto
Clarence Bradley of 1410 C street SW suffered cuts to the head when his car rammed into a parked vehicle between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets on Mt. Vernon avenue SE around 12 30 a.m. Sunday. He said a swerving approaching car forced him to hit Mundy’s parked auto at 1738 Mt. Vernon road SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bradley
C Street
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Bradley
Paul Mundy
Mt. Vernon Road
Japs Land in Solomons and Threaten New Caledonia
AP dispatch from New York says Japanese forces made additional landings in the Solomon islands. The action threatens New Caledonia and the New Hebrides on Australia's northeastern flank.
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New York
All-India Radio
Sydney Oon
Solomon Islands
New Caledonia
New Hebrides
Australia
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