Miss Hauser Weds John D Rinderknecht in Urbana Church
Donna Hauser daughter of Urbana residents married John D Rinderknecht at Trinity Lutheran church in Cedar Rapids Sunday evening. The ceremony featured spring flowers, a spiderweb lace gown, Easter lilies and a pearl necklace gift. They plan a Kansas City trip then a California vacation and will reside in Cedar Rapids. both hold local educational and employment ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Hauser
Fifteenth Avenue
John D. Rinderknecht
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lester Hauser
Urbana
L. C. Rinderknecht
Sixth Avenue
P. L. Bornhoeft
Ruth Brammer
Alfred Bladell
Warren Read
Allen Atkinson
Bert Colbertson
Albert Rinderknecht
Herman Stolte
Kansas City
California
Cedar Rapids
Urbana High School
Becomes Bride of R. E. Davis
Miss Ethel Marie McCune became the bride of Robert E. Davis in a 3 PM Sunday ceremony at the Church of God. The Rev. S. W. Halthil officiated. The couple, both Roosevelt high school graduates, plan a Chicago trip and reside with families at 1854 Ellis boulevard NW and Edgewood road NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Marie McCune
Robert E. Davis
S. W. Halthil
Ray McCune
Ellis Boulevard
Mr. Davis
Russell Davis
Edgewood Road
Church of God
Doris Marie Petre
Betty Harris
Jane Elen Smith
John McCune
Jean Workman
Shirley Davis
Evelyn Hall
Notice of Redemption for Century Engineering Bonds
The Century Engineering Corporation Cedar Rapids Iowa announces redemption of all outstanding First Closed Mortgage Convertible Five Percent Serial Bonds on July 1 1946. Principal plus accrued interest and a 1 percent premium per expired year will be paid at The Peoples Savings Bank Trustee Cedar Rapids Iowa after publication. Funds are in hand for full redemption and no waiting period required. Paul B Huston Vice President and Trust Officer. April 6 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Engineering Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Peoples Savings Bank
Nyibys
THE
Cedar, Rapids, Iowa
Paul B. Huston
Camp Fire Minstrel Benefit to Aid Funds at YMCA Theater
The Tanda Camp Fire group led by Mrs. W. T. Ramsay presents a benefit minstrel show and musical at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the YMCA Little Theater. Proceeds go to the Edith Kempthorne Camp Fire fund and the Camp Huaga swimming pool fund. Cast includes Marjorie Secrest Beverly Valentine Sylvia Ann Arlene Clark Anna Marie Pedersen Norma Jean Hanus Sue Downing Kaye Perkins and others with Lynne Barta and Darlene Sperring as ushers and the sextette assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanda Camp Fire Group
W. T. Ramsay
Norma Jean Hanus
Sue Downing
Beverly Valentine
Donna Nelson
Kaye Perkins
Earl Sperring
Lynne Barta
Darlene Sperring
Camp Fire
Surprise sixtieth birthday party for Harry O Connor
A surprise party was hosted Saturday evening at the Gill home 827 Eighth Street SE in honor of Harry O Connor turning sixty. Co-hostesses were Mrs. O Connor and Mrs. Ruth Gill with guests including Joe Nelson Emery Henderson Clifford Henderson Jr Leona Clark son Hank Wicher Al Wilson George Cejka Joe Vavra and Ann Begin. W C O F No 727 announces a meeting on April 23 at 8 p.m. in Ranger Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O’connor
O’connor
Ruth Gill
Gill
Eighth Street SE
Joe Nelson
Emery Henderson
Clifford Henderson, Jr
Leona Clarkson
Hank Wicher
al Wilson
George Cejka
Joe Vavra
Ann Begin
Pattern 4811 pinafore sewing hints from Airy Ruffles
Airy Ruffles by Anne Adams offers Pattern 4811 a simple pinafore with few pattern pieces and straight seams for easy all day wear. Sleeves optional with embroidery transfer included in sizes 12 to 42 and fabric length 35 yards at 35 inches. Send 20 cents to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept at 130 N Clinton St Chicago Ill with name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Ill
Flower Decked Hats Parade Sparks Flowerless Show
In New York Dobbs Waldorf Astoria display, lunching women wore hundreds of flower decked hats, yet 18 hats appeared flowerless when viewed up. Clean lines and color defined the collection with banana and emerald notes, cloches and tricorne lines, bonnets and tiny hats for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bundschu
New York
Mary Haworth's Mail Husband's Heart Still with Family
A reader asks whether to confront her husband about his family influence or abandon hope. The columnist urges immediate steps to find paid work outside the home, noting the husband views her as a burden and has allowed his sister and father to press him. The letter cites long strained relations and a perceived plan to move, with advice to seek independence and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Eg C. R
C. R
Fractured marriage advice on balancing needs and independence
A letter discusses an incipiently sick personality bound to his family by an Oedipal tie. It urges the wife to seek employment to prove self-sufficiency, arguing that work could stabilize the marriage while reliance would worsen the husband’s desperation. The writer cites emotional anxiety and fear of separation as core drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liel
M. H
Paint or spray DDT in closets to curb fabric pests
Entomologist Harold Gunderson of Iowa State College advises that when closets are empty it is a good time to apply a DDT oil spray to kill silverfish moths and carpet beetles. Wear rubber gloves and cover nose and mouth. spray interiors, let dry in 2 to 4 hours. Use a 1 gallon sprayer or brush. avoid small fly sprayers. A 5 percent DDT oil spray is noted as best for home use. For fly and mosquito control, apply a quart of 5 percent spray per 225 square feet of walls and ceiling, with 2–3 months of effect. Includes recipe fragment for Tomato Cream stew and pie filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
Gunderson
Five High Officials Demand Price Control Continuance
A joint report to President Truman by five top inflation controllers urges renewal of the emergency price control act, extension of the second war powers act, and quick adoption of the Patman housing bill. They call for prompt wage adjustments within established industry patterns and warn against hoarding and inflation, aiming to reduce risk by mid next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Truman
Chester Bowles
Paul Porter
W. Willard Wirtz
John D. Small
Clinton P. Anderson
Congress
Big Five
Tomato Cream Vegetables and Devonshire Strawberry Pie
Instructions describe Tomato Cream with lima beans string beans carrots and peas and olives, then a Devonshire Strawberry Pie with gelatin cottage cheese and strawberries in a baked 9 inch shell. Steps include julienning vegetables slicing olives and onions and cooking until tender, then preparing an egg yolk custard with gelatin folding in whipped egg whites and strawberries, and chilling until firm.
MacArthur's Son Is Labeled Musical Prodigy at Eight
In Tokyo the eight year old Arthur MacArthur, son of General Douglas MacArthur, has written two piano compositions and is described by close family and observers as a musical prodigy. He began lessons at four and a half, practices hours daily, and seeks a more advanced teacher as his music progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Arthur MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
United Press
MacArthur
Arthur
Manila
Little Arthur Plays Chopin for Generals Guests
The unnamed boy, a son of Gen. MacArthur, enjoys classical music and has mastered works by Chopin. He often plays the piano for visitors, including Filipino friends of his father who accompanied him during the war. Those who hear him are impressed by his talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Gen. MacArthur
G.I
Feiereisen Family Holds Reunion at Foresters Hall
The Charles Feiereisen family of 1601 Fourteenth Avenue SE held its first reunion in 12 years at Foresters' hall with a dinner and dance. Thirty three attended including Mike Feiereisen home after nine and a half years Navy service and George Feiereisen discharged after 41 months in the Army. The family has ten children and visitors came from Chicago Park Ridge and Homestead among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Feiereisen
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Foresters’ Hall
Mike Feiereisen
George Feiereisen
Feiereisens
Rudolph J. Onge
Chicago
Charles R
El Kahir Shrine Band Annual Palm Sunday Concert
The El Kahir Shrine Band and guest musicians perform a Palm Sunday concert of sacred, classical and patriotic selections Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Memorial building auditorium. A 50 piece ensemble led by Roy Schwab and George Cockburn presents numbers with the Cedar Rapids Masonic male chorus directed by William Rinderknecht and vocal selections by Ruth Ebling Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir Shrine
Memorial Building
Roy Schwab
George Cockburn
Cedar Rapids
Five Mt Mercy Students Earn Scholastic Distinction
Five Mount Mercy junior college students receive high honors for the first period of the second semester. Named seniors and freshmen include Charlotte Bouillon of Charles City, Angeline Cisar and Betty June Spratte of Cedar Rapids, Marie Harrington of Britt, and Mary Jean Doyle of Lawler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Junior College
Charlotte Bouillon
iCharles City
Angeline Cisar
Betty June Spratte
Cedar Rapids
Marie Harrington
Britt
Mary Jean Doyle
Lawler
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Miss Hauser
John Rinderknecht
Russell Brody
Warren G. Rinderknecht
Orville L. Hauser
Lécdorant
R. E. Davis
Casswell
CSU Ee
F. S. Mitvalsky & CO
Ranger Hall
Anne Adams
Esquire Cleaners
Third Avenue SW
Hollywood
Corot
Naomi Doebel
Devonshire
Cedas
3Rd Ave
E Rapids
Across
Gazette
Musical
Earnest Hoberecht
Aeromist
Mautz
Barney
First Avenue NE
Mt. Mercy
Post Office
Buescher
Martin
Selmerband Instruments
Radio Sales and Service
Paris
Cedar Rapids Music Supply
2Nd Ave. SE
Kitty
Woxzema
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