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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1946

Page

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FFA To Hold Victory Centenary Convention in Cedar Rapids

More than 1 000 high school vocational agriculture students FFA advisers and friends will attend the Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America convention in Cedar Rapids Friday and Saturday. Sessions at the Roosevelt and Montrose hotels feature four business meetings a banquet parade and a 100 piece FFA band with national officers and agricultural leaders noted.

FFA Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America Cedar Rapids State Board of Vocational Education Roosevelt Montrose H. T. Hall Iowa

McLaughlins Were Pioneers At Monticello

Rex Conn recalls the McLaughlin family roots at Monticello Iowa. James McLaughlin born 1809 in County Cork settled in Jones County after 1837 and his descendants built a large farming operation near Castle Grove. The article traces land grants signed by Polk and Fillmore and the family’s enduring homestead now owned by Clarence A. McLaughlin’s line.

Gazette McLaughlin Monticello James Mclaughlin John A James N. McLaughlin James Jones County Onticello Castle Grove Township Lovell Township County Cork Ireland America Mary Hill Whitehall N. Y West Chicago William Clark Clark Daniel Warvel Hugh Owen Mcdaughlin Clarence A. McLaughlin James K. Polk Millard Fillmore John Atkins John Higgins Stephen Hempstead Iowa Dubuque John A. McLaughlin Aliie Downer

Farm land boom warning from USDA report

A USDA Economic Bureau report warns of a looming land boom risk similar to postwar periods. It notes farm real estate up 13 percent in the year to March 1 and 71 percent above 1935 39 levels, with rising resale of farms and heavy debts on many farms despite lower total mortgage debt.

Usda Bureau of Agricultural Economics U. S Liotta North Carolina South Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Indiana Colorado Wyoming New England

Agriculture Faces Readjustment Problems At Ames

Agricultural economist Walter B. Garver of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago told Iowa Bankers Association and county planning committeemen at Iowa State College that postwar demand for relief feeding may ease but surpluses could grow. He warned parity price levels may be hard to maintain if farm wages are included in parity calculations and predicted higher production costs with lower relative farmer income. The meeting covered soil conservation and outside bank farm programs with plans for an agricultural credit school and regional discussions with college representatives.

Ames Walter B. Garver Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Iowa State College Iowa Bankers Association Banker’s Association Garver Europe Agricultural Committee Agricultural Planning Committee K. V. McDonald Estherville Association J. Keith Noll Cedar Rapids Warren Garst Jefferson F. L. Sawyer Centerville

Loveland Sees Iowa Meeting 1946 Crop Acreage Goal

A. J. Loveland, PMA director in Iowa,said farmers likely meet 1946 goals for corn and overall crop acres. Soybean acreage lags about 15 percent, with a $2.04 a bushel bean price guarantee aiding effort. Iowa targets: 1,950,000 acres soybeans and 11,450,000 acres corn, near last year’s planted levels.

Iowa A. J. Loveland Loveland Department of Agriculture Washington PMA

Horse Shoeing Arrives in England with Norman Conquest

The 1066 Norman invasion under William the Conqueror brought shoeing of horses to England enhancing horse care and military mobility across the realm.

England Normandy William the Conqueror

Marian Spence and Al Van Fossen Married at Presbyterian Church

Marian Spence daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Spence and Albert Van Fossen son of Mrs Walter E Van Fossen were married at 4 pm Saturday at the Presbyterian church by Rev C V R De Jong. The ceremony featured nuptial music and pink and white floral decor with a white Bible bouquet for the bride.

Marian Spence Frank Spence Albert van Fossen Walter E. van Fossen Presbyterian Church C. V. R. de Jong Irvin L. Ford Gene Jacobs Mary Ives Stanley Potter William Wahl Richard Price Gaylord Pagle Cedar Rapids Virginia Fairley Marion van Fossen Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company Army Air Corps Coe College

Ivanhoe Club Picnic Plans With Local Hosts

The Ivanhoe club plans a Monday noon picnic hosted by Mrs. Willys O. Hulin of 1060 Fourth Avenue with Mrs. N. P. Vanderlinden and Mrs. Byron Ambdenstock assisting. Mrs. Andrew P. Munsen will present a program on Famous Gardens.

Ivanhoe Club Willys O. Hulin Fourth Avenue N. P. Vanderlinden Byron Ambdenstock Andrew P. Munsen

Marion Club Meets Wednesday For Day Lilies Program

The Marion Nature and Garden club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. F. E. Luse at 1430 Thirteenth Avenue. Pauline Naso will present the program titled Day Lilies.

Marion Nature and Garden Club F. E. Luse Thirteenth Avenue Pauline Naso

Marion Linn D A R Luncheon Hosts Guest Day

The Marion Linn chapter of the D A R invites members to a 1:30 p.m. dessert luncheon at a local cafe. Speaker will be Mrs. Faye McMartin of Tama.

Marion Linn Faye McMartin Tama

A and H Appliance Service Ad for Floor Work

Local ad for floor sanding and lawnmower sharpening services by A. and H. Appliance Service. Includes contact phone number 969 for scheduling and inquiries.

Hairdressers Association Meeting For Two Misses

Miss Stella Thiemann and Miss Lois Lepley travel to Des Moines to attend a National Hairdressers association meeting and expect to return Tuesday evening.

Stella Thiemann Lois Lepley Des Moines National Hairdressers Association

Musical Literary Club Meet Led by Miss Edna Roberts

The Musical Literary club will meet Monday evening with Miss Edna Roberts in charge of the program. The first division will handle the opening portion.

Edna Roberts

Marion lodge to hold special meeting for third degree

Marion lodge No. 6 A F and A M invites members to a special meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. for work in the third degree. Prior attendance required for degree work and progression within the craft.

Marion Lodge No A. F A. M

Swedish Massage Ad for Mary Fensterman

Mrs. Mary Fensterman advertises Swedish massage services at 303 13th Street with phone contact 239 J. for appointments and information.

Mary Fensterman 13Th St

Soldier James Knapp Returns from Camp McCoy Europe

Pfe. James Knapp is home from Camp McCoy Wisconsin with his discharge. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Knapp and was in Europe for 15 months. His wife and their son reside at 885 Avenue.

Clarence A. McLaughlin Grace Noble Helen Iowa State College James Noble McLaughlin William D John A. McLaughlin Blanche Noble Clarence McLaughlin Myrna McCorkle Quimby Pfe James Knapp Camp McCoy Wis Knapp John Knapps Europe Car Avenue

Miss Virginia Sloan Honored at Breakfast Before April Wedding

Edith and Jeanette Hagerman hosted a breakfast for Miss Virginia Sloan with Easter basket decor and a rabbit poem announcement. Guests included Mrs. N A Titler, Mrs. Robert Sloan, Rita Milton, Charlotte Lillie, Mrs. Roy Quaas, Carol Cook, Mrs. Robert Mollenhauer, Mrs. Warren Wickham, and Yvonne Knapp from several towns as Sloan prepares to wed Robert Titler on April 28.

Virginia Sloan Robert Titler Edith Jeanette Hagerman Robert Hagermans Howard Knapp Alburnett Miss Sloan Robert Sloan Mr. Titler N. A. Titler Marion Rita Milton Charlotte Lillie Roy Quaas Carol Cook Robert Mollenhauer Cedar Rapids Warren Wickham Martelle Yvonne Knapp Mt. Vernon

Blessings Visit Cedar Rapids Relative Then Panama

Mrs Jack W Blessing and her children Jane and Jackie arrived from Fort Belvoir Virginia to visit her mother Mrs C W Biggs. Mas Blessing left Fort Belvoir for Panama where he will be stationed with the army engineers. Mrs Blessing and the children will join him in Panama next month. Mas Blessing's parents reside in Cedar Rapids.

Jack W. Blessing Jane Jackie Fort Belvoir C. W. Biggs Mas. Blessing Panama Army Engineers

Royal Arch Masons Meet Schedules Nearby Visit

Dr. R E Leidigh plans weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Scott Leidigh at Davenport. He will attend a state meeting of Royal Arch Masons at Museatine Tuesday and Wednesday.

R. E. Leidigh Scott Leidigh Davenport Royal Arch Masons Museatine

Women’s Relief Corps Meeting in Memorial Hall

The Women’s Relief Corps will convene Wednesday afternoon in Memorial hall for a program and refreshments. The event calls for members to attend and enjoy a brief program followed by light refreshments.

Women’s Relief Corps Memorial Hall

Sunshine Club Meeting and White Elephant Sale

The Sunshine club schedules a Tuesday gathering led by Mrs. Charles Bal com. A white elephant sale will be held as part of the event.

The Sunshine Club Charles Balcom

New Art Club to Meet Friday With Mrs Harmon Bailey

The New Art club will hold a meeting on Friday led by Mrs. Harmon Bailey. The gathering invites members and expects discussion of upcoming projects and club activities.

New Art Club Harmon Bailey

Trojan lodge to meet at 8 p.m. Friday

The Trojan lodge of A F and A M will conduct its meeting at 8 o clock Friday evening. Members gather to discuss lodge business and upcoming activities at the regular meeting place.

Trojan Lodge A.F A.M

Chapter CS PEO Meeting With Mrs Leidigh Tuesday

Chapter CS PEO will meet Tuesday with Mrs. R. E. Leidigh to discuss current plans and activities. The gathering aims to review projects and coordinate schedules for upcoming events.

P.E.O R. E. Leidigh

Milwaukee Woman's Club Dessert Luncheon Set

The Milwaukee Woman's club will meet in the K. V. cafe for a dessert luncheon Thursday. Reservations are to be made by Wednesday with Mrs. O. W. Lundquist or Mrs. Warren Johnson. A veterans party has been postponed.

Milwaukee Woman’s Club K. V. Cafe O. W. Lundquist Warren Johnson

W.S.A. Club Meets Friday with Wooldridge Hostess

The W.S.A. club will meet Friday with Mrs. B I Wooldridge. Mrs. Ivan F Mann will assist.

W.S.A. Club B. I. Wooldridge Ivan F. Mann

Cheerful Companions and Men’s Brotherhood Meet at Church

The Christian church Cheerful Companions class and the Men's Brotherhood will hold a joint meeting at the church Tuesday at 7 30. An auction sale will be held to raise money for the church organ fund.

Christian Church Cheerful Companions Men's Brotherhood

Congregational Picnic Plans With Kendall Family Host

Emma Kendall and Adeliza Daniels join Mrs. Karl W. Kendall for a Wednesday picnic at the Congregational church circles meeting. The event gathers local church members for an afternoon social.

Emma Kendall Adeliza Daniels Congregational Church Karl W. Kendall

Garden slides charm Cedar Rapids club gathering

Mrs. George E. Beattie of Cedar Rapids attended a Thursday afternoon meeting of the Ladies Progressive club at Mrs. Lydia Gillmore's home. Colored slides of Mrs. Beattie's garden were shown. Guests included Mrs. E. T. Brockman and Mrs. Jesse Starry.

George E. Beattie Cedar Rapids Ladies Progressive Club Lydia Gillmore Beattie E. T. Brockman Jesse Starry

Shireman Family Hosts Visitor From Santa Monica

Mrs Fréd Shireman and granddaughter Mrs Jack Stark return to Marion after a visit at Vinton. Mrs Stark, whose home is Santa Monica California, is staying with the Shireman family.

Fréd Shireman Jack Stark Marion Vinton

Wallace Birth Announced for Donald Wallace Family

Mr and Mrs Carl D Wallace announce the birth of a daughter on April 6 to their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Donald R Wallace of New Hampton.

Carl D. Wallace Donald R. Wallace New Hampton

Miss Nelson Weds John LeVin Jr in Marion Ceremony

Eleanor M Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred W Nelson and John LeVin Jr son of Mr and Mrs John LeVin were married Saturday at Marion Presbyterian church. Clergyman C V R De Jong officiated before guests as bouquets and white snapdragons adorned the altar. The couple plans to live in Marion after a wedding trip to the South.

Eleanor M. Nelson Fred W. Nelson John LeVin, Jr John LeVin Marion Presbyterian Church C. V. R. de Jong Irvin L. Ford de Jong Elsie Nelson Dayton Ohio Robert LeVin Merle Robison George Brousseau O. O. Kieckhaefer Westminster Guild Marion High School LeVin Army Air Corps South Pacific Cedar Rapids South Marion

Marshs Journey to Meet War Bride in Chicago

Mr and Mrs Fay Marsh travel to Chicago to meet their daughter in law Mrs Robert Marsh a British war bride who arrived there Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Marsh will visit Marion the first of the week.

Fay Marsh Chicago Robert Marsh Mrs Marion

Two Former Army Nurses Employed at Vaughan Veterans Hospital

Catherine Peckosh of Marion and Mary O Meara of Central City, former army nurses, are now employed at Vaughan Veterans hospital in Chicago. Both women are daughters of local families and join the hospital staff.

Catherine Peckosh L. E. Peckosh Marion Mary O'Meara Frank O’mearas Central City Vaughan Veterans Hospital Chicago

Church Ladies Union Luncheon Set for Thursday

The Christian church Ladies union will entertain Thursday at 1 p.m. with a luncheon in the church. Hostesses include the Mines, Carl Michel, Ray C. McCalley, Cecil Albright, Carl Cherry, Elmer Cherry and Karl Caraway.

The Christian Church Ladies Union Mines Carl Michel Ray C. McCalley Cecil Albright Carl Cherry Elmer Cherry Karl Caraway

Mrs Hannah Freeman Visits Atkins Family Hosts

Mrs Hannah Freeman of Atkins is the guest of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs O Ress during a brief family visit.

Hannah Freeman Atkins Mrs. O. Ress

John Heffron Recovers After Illness

John Heffron of 1475 Eleventh Street has been ill for several weeks and is now recovering.

John Heffron Eleventh Street

Alburnett Woman Visits Aunt and Dubuque Guests

Dixie Lee Martin of Alburnett weekend guest of her aunt Mrs May Vahl. Mr and Mrs William Vahl of Dubuque are guests of Mr Vahl's mother.

Dixie Lee Martin Alburnett May Vahl William Vahl Dubuque Mr. Vahl

U S Circle Hosts Wednesday Program

Mrs E D Jack will entertain the U S circle on Wednesday with Mrs C C Scott and Mrs Carl Falcon in charge of the program and arrangements.

E. D. Jack U. S. Circle C. C. Scott Carl Falcon

Mary Lowe Dickinson Circle to Meet With Lang Family

Mary Lowe Dickinson circle of the King’s Daughters will meet Tuesday evening at the Lang home. Miss Elizabeth Brown conducts devotions, and Miss Irma Steen presents the program.

Mary Lowe Dickinson King’s Daughters Fred J. Lang Elizabeth Brown Irma Steen

National Association of Railroad Employees Meet Friday

The National Association of Retired Railway Employees will meet at 2 p.m. Friday in Memorial Hall to conduct its regular session and discuss upcoming events.

National Association of Memorial Hall

Methodist church board meeting at 8 p.m.

The Methodist church board of Pasa will meet at 8 p.m. Monday to discuss church affairs and upcoming plans.

The Methodist Church Board of Pasa Monay

Concord Club to Meet Friday Evening with Starrys

The Concord Agricultural and Literary club will hold its meeting Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Starry as hosts.

Concord Agricultural and Literary Club Mrs. Harlan Starry

DeMolay Mothers Sponsor Picnic Dinner in Ma son Temple

The DeMolay Mothers circle hosts a 6:30 p.m. Monday picnic dinner at the Masonic temple to honor Linn chapter members who will graduate this spring. Mrs. Hubert McCalley is dinner chairman. After the dinner there are separate circle and chapter meetings and a dance with honored guests Lyle Rodman John Gifford Lee Dice from Springville and Richard McCalley John Eastman Louis Mottinger Harold Horner Calvin Robison Bob Pflughaupt and Jack Scott from Marion.

DeMolay Bob Pflughaupt Jack Scott Marion

Kodakata Camp Fire elects officers and plans hike

Alice Engel presides as president of the Kodakata Camp Fire group formed Friday in the public library auditorium. Judy Gipp is vice president, Sharon Ozburn secretary, Joyce Kolda treasurer, and Sandra Storm scribe with Mrs L E Storm as arch an and Mrs Jin DeWald as assistant. The group meets Saturday at the library at 2 30 p m for a hike.

Alice Engel Kodakata Public Library Judy Gipp Sharon Ozburn Joyce Kolda Sandra Storm L. E. Storm Jin DeWald

Builder begins home project on Fifth Avenue site

E. C. Hamm starts construction of a residence just west of his house. The contract was awarded to Gerald and Clint Wilson for an expenditure of 6000 dollars.

E. C. Hamm Fifth Avenue Gerald and Clint Wilson

Mrs Bailie and son to visit Neill family for week

Mrs J C Bailie of Chicago and her son Richard will arrive the day to spend a week with her relatives the W G Neills. Dr Bailie a chemist with Standard Oil attends a convention at Atlantic City New Jersey.

J. C. Bailie Chicago Richard W. G. Neills Dr.ailie Standard Oil Company Atlantic City

St Pauls Lutheran Church Meeting Schedule

The St Pauls Lutheran elders will meet Monday at 7 31 p m. The church council will meet at 8. The voters assembly will meet Tuesday at 8.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Beer of Elders Church Council Voters’ Assembly

Patmos Commandery to Confer Temple Degree Wednesday

Patmos Commandery No. 27, Knights Templar, will meet Wednesday evening to confer the temple degree, inviting Blue Lodge members and the public to attend the ceremony and related services.

Patmos Commandery No K. T

Mrs Currie and son travel with Miss Boyles to Milwaukee

Mrs Neill Currie of Kalamazoo Michigan and her son Gardner, guests of Mrs Frank S Skinner, will accompany Miss Bess Boyles to Milwaukee today. Currie is a former Marion resident and daughter of the late Judge and Mrs F L Anderson.

Neill Currie Kalamazoo, Mich Gardner Frank S. Skinner Bess Boyles Milwaukee Currie Marion F. L. Anderson

Four C Club to Meet Tuesday With Mrs Secrist

The Four C club will convene on Tuesday with Mrs Harold Secrist coordinating the gathering.

Four C Harold Secrist

Mothers Club Meeting Plans With Local Hosts

The Mothers club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Lyle R. McMullen at 441 Fourth Street. Mrs. Harold Halstead will assist the hostess and Mrs. M. G. Linkletter will present the program.

The Mothers Club Lyle R. McMullen Fourth Street Harold Halstead M. G. Linkletter

Marion Federation of Women's Clubs Meet Tuesday

The Marion Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the public auditorium. The topic for the talk by Mrs Ensminger is Helping Youth.

Marion Federation of Women's Clubs Iwit

Auction of House at 740 12th Street

A house at 740 12th Street to be sold at public auction. The sale is set for 2 p.m. Saturday, April 20, with Adyv listed as the contact for bidding details.

12Th Street Adyv

Grove City Rebekah Lodge Meeting Announced

Grove City Rebekah lodge schedules an 8 p.m. Monday meeting. Praha lodge in Cedar Rapids will conduct the re obligation service with refreshments served afterward.

Grove City Rebekah Praha Lodge Cedar Rapids

Red Oak Girl Seeks Queen of Relays at Des Moines

Des Moines AP report profiles Mary Frances Wombo 19 year old Red Oak music student as Iowa State Teachers College candidate for Relays queen. The junior majors in voice plans further study toward a master’s degree and hopes to become a concert singer. She is 5 feet 4 inches, 115 pounds, and also plays cello in the college string quartet and symphony orchestra.

DES Moines Breaired Mary Frances Wombo Red Oak Iowa State Teachers College Miss Wombolt Maejoring Cedar Falls Sym Orchestra

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