Edward B. Rowan Guest in Cedar Rapids for Weekend Visit
Edward B. Rowan of Washington DC assistant chief of the fine arts section of the public buildings administration visits Cedar Rapids as a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. Wallace Darling at 3001 Cottage Grove avenue SE. He will travel to Ames Monday evening and return to Washington shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Edward B. Rowan
Washington, D. C
Public Buildings Administration
F. Wallace Darling
Cottage Grove Avenue
Ames
Rowan
8. W. Wilder
L. H. Stubbs
Calif
R Rapids
Wilders
B Avenue NE
Mrs Sopousek Hosts Book Club Luncheon
Hostess Mrs. M. Sopousek of 1836 Washington Avenue SE welcomed 12 book club members at a Monday luncheon. Mrs. Henry P. Howells reviewed a book on Brazil for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue SE
Henry P. Howells
Brazil
Mrs Furrow Leaves for Syracuse New York
Mrs E H Furrow of 2320 Grande Avenue SE leaves for Syracuse New York to visit her daughter Caroline Ellen for two or three weeks. She is employed as a dietitian at Syracuse Memorial hospital and studied at Iowa State College before interning in Newark New Jersey in 1941. She has resided in Syracuse since November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Quarton, Jr
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Marilyn Siebke
G. J. Siebke
Blake Boulevard
Des Moines
Susan Wilson
Monticello College
St. Louis
Virgil Winnie
Honolulu
W. F. Naibert
Grande Avenue SE
Winnie
B. F. Johnson
D Avenue NE
E. H. Furrow
Grande Avenue
Syracuse
N. Y
Caroline Ellen
Miss Furrow
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Iowa State College
Newark
N. J
Chi Omega Alumnae Meet for Dinner and Session
Chi Omega Alumnae Association will meet Wednesday at 6 30 p m with Miss Core Hampton at 25th Street Drive SE for dinner and a business session. Assisting hostesses are Mrs C Affeidt Mrs Forrest F Body William Mineck and Miss Phyllis Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Alumnae Association
Core Hampton
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Mmes. C Affeidt
Forrest F. Body
William Mineck
Phyllis Rogers
Service Men Relatives Welcome to Iowa Volunteers Meeting
All wives mothers sisters and daughters of armed forces personnel are invited to join the auxiliary to the Iowa Volunteers at a Wednesday 7 30 pm meeting. The gathering will be held at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Iowa Volunteers
Montrose Hotel
State D A conference reports in Des Moines meeting
Miss Thel Loftus and Mrs. Imogen Berger reported on the state D A conference held in Des Moines recently. Music was furnished by a trio and a bouquet of white daisies and yellow jonquils was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thel
Loftus
Imogen B. I.erg
Des Moines
Wilhelm Home Hosts Informal Open House for George Wilhelm
Mrs. Wilhelm hosted an informal open house at 2335 Linden Drive SE honoring George T. Wilhelm who is leaving this week for New York City and South America. Calling hours were from 2 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wilhelm
New York City
South America
Rock Island Wom en's Club Luncheon and Pro Am at Y W C A
Friday afternoon meeting featured a luncheon and pro am with hostesses including Mrs Siton Tucker and Mrs George McCreedy. New members listed as Mrs H Menary and Mrs Nellie Comley. Flag ceremony featured color bearers and performances by students and local figures with patriotic songs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Rock Island Women’s Club
Mmes
Siton Tucker
George McCreedy
Albert Alexander
Carrie Corn
Glow Room News
H. Menary
Nellie Comley
2Sard
Laura Beile Welker
Adelen Hutchison
the Mines
Walter Deal
J. A. Parcell
H. E. Johnson
Vertue Lydick
Gilbert Goss
M. Tucker
C. H. Kiersey
Mrs. Abernathy Hosts Anniversary Party for Mrs. Emmerich
A fourth in a series of anniversary parties given by Mrs. William Abernathy Jr. honored Mrs. Andrew Emmerich at 605 Oakland Road NE Friday. Guests included Mrs. Stanley Hotle, Mrs. Gaylord Schmatt, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. George Klumpar, Mrs. Peter Chiafos, Mrs. Warren Moody, and Mrs. Howard Guzzi. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hotle won game prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abernathy, Jr
Oakland Road
Andrew Emmerich
Mmes
Stanley Hotle
Gaylord Schmatt
Donald Smith
George Klumpar
Peter Chiafos
Warren Moody
Howard Guzzie
Smith
Hotle
Fourteen in Hun gerford circle meet at president’s home
Ella Hun gerford circle of the King’s Daughters met Friday at 3052 Carroll drive SE the home of president Mrs Paul Hanson Dessert luncheon followed New member Mrs W B Wright was welcomed and Mrs Homer Grove and Mrs Ben Carson were named as nominating committee Scrapbooks were prepared for the veterans hospital in Des Moines May meeting to be hosted by Mrs Bert Hoyt at 1261 Elmhurst drive NE with sister Mrs L P Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hungerford
The
King’s Daughters
Paul Hanson
Carroll Drive
W. B. Wright
Homer Grove
Ben Carson
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Bert Hoyt
L. P. Johnson
Elmhurst Drive
P.T.A Meetings in Jackson and Tyler This Week
Jackson P T A meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Clark A Beems speaking on Dads Here’s To You and teachers showing candid snapshots A post meeting open house follows The Tyler P T A meets Wednesday at 2 pm electing officers Miss Ruth Gurren presents her 2B pupils in a school work program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark A. Beems
Jackson P.T.A
Tyler P.T.A
Ruth Gurren
Engagement and Marriage Announcement for Mary King and Charles Gibson
Mr and Mrs Albert King of 511 Sixth Street SE announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Mary to Charles Gibson son of Mr and Mrs G A Gibson of 220 Cottage Grove Avenue SE. The wedding is to be next Sunday at 4 pm in First Presbyterian Church with Rev D L McBride officiating. Miss Elaine Lillick and Robert Gibson will attend. Both couples are McKinley graduates with Mary employed by Woolworth and Charles by Geemnnoversen Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert King
Sixth Street
Mary
Charles Gibson
G. A. Gibson
Cottage Grove Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
D. L. McBride
Elaine Lillick
Robert Gibson
McKinley
Woolworth Company
Gibson
Geemnnoversen Motor Company
Couple honors Clemens parents at 25th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Eugene Archer hosted a Sunday evening event honoring Mrs Clemens and her husband Fay W Clemens as they celebrated twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Schaefer Mr and Mrs H H Monfort Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson Mr and Mrs Elmer Hedin Mr and Mrs H Lathrop Mr and Mrs Henry Duttweiler Mr and Mrs Alvin Prucha and Mr and Mrs J H Raddatz. The group presented a gift to the honored couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Archer
J. H. Raddatz
Snow Relatives Host Soldier on Furlough Visit
Mrs. Clara Horstmeyer of Madison Wisconsin and daughter Olive joined Mrs. Helen Snow at 310 H avenue NW. Private Horace W. Snow from Camp Polk Louisiana visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Brackens in Vinton. He left Monday after a 15 day furlough with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Horstmeyer
Madison
Wis
Olive
John Angus
Helen Snow
H Avenue NW
Catholic Book Club Meets Wednesday Lecture Series Final
Catholic Book Club members gather Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. A. S. Vermeersch at 3538 Country Club Parkway SE. Rev. Maurice Tracy delivers the eighth and final lecture in his Latin America series for the 1941-42 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Book Club
A. S. Vermeersch
Country Club Parkway SE
Maurice Tracy
Latin America
Dinner guests honor Tipton visitors at Park Avenue home
Mr and Mrs B C Bunker hosted Friday dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles A Leatherby and Miss Dorothy A Mathews of Tipton at 1834 Park Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Bunker
Park Avenue SE
Charles A. Leatherby
Dorothy A. Mathews
Tipton
Lisbon couple mark forty eighth anniversary at home
Mrs Henry Hermann of 407 Second Street SW attended a Lisbon celebration for Mr and Mrs George Light as they observed their forty eighth wedding anniversary this Sunday at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hermann
Second Street
George Light
Lisbon
Axis Says British Repulsed in Libya
Axis reports for Libya and the Mediterranean include a heavily damaged British cruiser arriving at Gibraltar after a Malta attack, continued raids on Malta, and an Italian claim of British advance units pulled back southeast of Mechili. Italy says six Curtiss aircraft were downed in Libya. The British cite heavy dust storms in the Western Desert restricting patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Africa
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Malta
E Mechili
Libya
Yan Desert
Burke to Preview Grinnell Institute at Dinner
Max W. Burke will speak on Grinnell Institute plans at a 6 p.m. Dutch treat dinner at the Commonwealth Tearoom. The event, arranged by the American Friends Service Committee, invites those interested to attend and reserve in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max W. Burke
Secrecollege
Commonwealth
Mr. Burke
Institute
American Friends Service Committee
Mrs Shebek and Daughter Plan Chicago Visit This Summer
Mrs Shebek and her daughter will join Mr Stritsky in Chicago this summer to establish their home. The group intends to settle in the city and begin new activities together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shebek
Chicago
Township Assessor Race Filed For June Primary
Fourteen men filed notice to seek township assessor posts at the June 1 primary. Also listed are F G Anderson Mt Vernon for Bertram township trustee and George S Barner Mt Vernon for Linn township committeeman. Remaining candidates include A J Beranek Democrat Boulder, B B Collins Republican Brown, D D Kula Democrat Anamosa Buffalo, H C Gerhold Democrat Fayette, Sailor Phelps Democrat Franklin, F M Gaasch Democrat Grant, Geo Brewer Republican Jackson Central City, Raymond B Schmickle Republican Monroe Marion, Arthur Gravel Republican Otter Creek Alburnett, Andrew L Clark Republican Putnam Grove Gittford, and Glen Matheny Democrat Washington Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Anderson
Mt. Vernon
Bertram Township
George S. Barner
Linn Township
A. J. Beranek
Democrat
Boulder Township
Ry. B&b Collins
Brown Township
D. Kula
Anamosa
Buffalo Township
H. C. Gerhold Palo
Fayette Tow Township
Sailor Phelps
Arthur Gravel
Alburnett
Epublican
Otter Creek Township
Andrew L. Clark
Gittord
Putnam Grove Township
Glen Matheny
Center Point
Washington Township
Priceless Gift to Diana Barrymore From Director Lubin
Hollywood report says actress Diana Barrymore received a priceless gift from director Arthur Lubin for her work in a recent film. Lubin said he bought the gift from a friend last November as a lavish Hollywood tradition, and it consisted of two new tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Diana Barrymore
Arthur Lubin
Lubin
Miss Barrymore
John Barrymore
Boost Ship Output to Meet Roosevelts War Goal
Admiral Emory S. Land, chairman of the maritime commission, told the House Naval Affairs Committee that labor and management must raise productivity by 13 percent to reach Roosevelt's target of 8,000,000 tons of merchant ships this year. He urged a naval labor policy including freezing existing labor management relations and warned of a long, hard battle against delays and agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Emory S. Land
Maritime Commission
Roosevelt
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Land
Labor-Management Relations and Board
War Production Board
Hitler
Congress
Anne Adams Pattern 4000 in Multiple Women Sizes
Pattern 4000 offered in women sizes 34 to 48 with size 36 requiring 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents plus one cent for mailing. Include size name address and style number. Also join 1942 Style Parade send ten cents for Spring Pattern Book. Pattern location in New York at 243 West 17th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Advice From Mary Manners on widening social circle
A reader questions popularity at school as pony laments attention focused on one person. Miss Manners counsels expanding friendships and avoiding a single close confidant to be more known and sought after. Two letters discuss mercenary views of girls and boys and intervention in a married man’s romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony
Miss Manrzers
Silvertop
Miss Manners
H. S. M. Inc
O. K
Grim tug of war with shark to save shipmate in Caribbean
New Orleans AP reports a Panamanian ship torpedoed and shelled in the Caribbean March 8. Crewman Arthur Lauman recalls leaping overboard to aid a wounded shipmate amid gunfire, describing a desperate struggle as the man faded. Thirteen of Arizona’s fourteen counties contain national forest land within reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Caribbean
Arthur Lauman
Arizona
Hear
Achievement Day plans set by North Marion Farm Bureau
Len Scott Mrs Glenn Miller and Floyd Emmons of North Farm Bureau meet at Runkle to organize Achievement Day Friday in Springville. Mrs Lent passes out cancer control materials and invites all North Marion Farm Bureau members. An Owen's Cut Rate Drug ad promotes Calocide for tired feet. Sandra Blazek, daughter of Milo and Mrs Blazek, is ill with an ear infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Scott
Glenn Miller
Floyd Emmons
North Farm Bureau
Runkle
Springville
Lent
North Marion Farm Bureau
Owen
Sandra Blazek
Milo Blazek
Marion Federation of Women’s Clubs Meeting Date
The Marion Federation of Women’s Clubs will meet on Tuesday at the designated meeting place. Members are invited to attend and discuss upcoming community events and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Association to Meet This Afternoon at 2 30
The Women’s Association of the national church will meet this afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Click in charge. Mrs R Lee Taylor leads the program and Miss Minnie icomb directs the devotional period. Members are asked to bring their women’s gift and Mrs J Franklin Parsons will oversee the dedicatory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the
Tional Church
cLick
R. Lee Taylor
Minnie Icomb
J. Franklin Parsons
Mrs John Me Age Called To Chillicothe Mo
Mrs John Me age called to Chillicothe Missouri for update on her uncle Fuibus Caster who recently sustained injuries in an automobile accident and is being treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Chillicothe
Fuibus Caster
Prairie Chapel church group to meet Thursday at 2 p.m.
The W S C S of Prairie Chapel church will hold a meeting at the church Thursday at 2 p m. Hostesses named are Mrs. Oscar Anthes Mrs. Jesse Starry and Mrs. Norman Falcon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S. of the
Prairie Chapel
Oscar Anthes
Jesse Starry
Norman Falcon
Decorating materials for the band parade at Boston Store
Advertisement notes decorating materials from the Boston Store Gift Shop for a band parade. The Marion Shipping association will hold its annual event Thursday at 8 p.m. in the station hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marion Shipping Association
Mrs Pearl De Wald Smith Returns to Waterloo Home
Mrs Pearl De Wald Smith, guest of her sister Mrs Floyd Slauson, returns to her Waterloo home Monday. Her son Robert and daughter Mrs Ollie Cochran, both of Waterloo, with C L De Wald, will spend a few days there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl de Wald Smith
Floyd Slauson
Waterloo
Robert
Ollie Cochran
C. L. de Wald
Marion Choral Club Meeting at Public Library
The Marion Choral Club will meet Thursday at 9 30 a.m. in the public library. The group will use the public library’s facilities for a rehearsal and discuss plans for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Choral Club
Eee
National Association Meeting Set for Memorial Hall
The national association of Re wih aon Seastbe will meet at 5 in Memorial hall. The seat Thomas J. Brady asks all members to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Rewih Aon Seastbe
Memorial Hall
Thomas J. Brady
Whitesell Family News and Local Activities
John Raymond Whitesell begins a 10 day leave and plans to study naval aviation in Chicago. Charley Whitesell, back from Antigua, will depart for Panama. Cub Pack No. 5% to meet Tuesday night. Private Melvyn Arp returns from Camp Robinson for a seven day furlough with his parents. he is an organist at the camp chapel. Mr and Mrs J W Holsinger hosted dinner for Mrs Maude Wheeler at 1290 Tenth Street and a tea followed at Pleasant Grove school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raymond Whitesell
Whiteseil
Chicago
Charley Whitesell
Antigua
British West Indies
Whitesell
Panama
Melvyn Arp
Camp Robison
Ark
Mrs. Arp
Arp
J. W. Holsinger
Tenth Street
Maude Wheeler
Pleasant Grove School
Mary Lowe Dickins Meeting At King's Daughters Tonight
The Mary Lowe Dickins group of King's Daughters meets at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Fred J Lang at 475 Fifth Avenue. Psalms are recited for roll call and Mrs Fred Dewlin leads a lesson on Insects of the Bible while Mrs Carl J Kassler oversees the devotional period. Mr and Mrs Raymond Trefz and children Anne and Henry of Moline Ill were guests Sunday of Mise Catharine Klein and sisters. Donna Helbig daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl recovering from a throat infection illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lowe Dickins
King’s Daughters
Fred J. Lang
Fifth Avenue
Fred Dewlin
Carl J. Kassler
Raymond Trefz
Anne and
Henry
Moline,ll
Mise Catharine Klein
Donna Helbig
Mrs. Earl
Community Meetings Scheduled This Week
F T Fox No. 319 B of R T will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Memorial hall Fidelis circle of Kings Daughters meets Thursday at 12 30 for a picnic luncheon and business with Mrs Arthur E Fairhurst 957 Twelfth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Fox
B. of
R. T
Memorial Hall
Fidelis Circle of
King’s Daughters
Arthur E. Fairhurst
Twelfth Street
Reverend Gerard Clngahin Resigns From Marion Congregational Church
The Rev. Gerard Clngahin tendered his resignation to the Marion Congregational Church as of the current meeting. Official board notes address church tuberculosis concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Clnaghiin
Marion
Tuberculosis
Mrs Dave Newman Travels to Cedar Rapids with Daughter
Mrs Dave Newman has left for Cedar Rapids for a week accompanied by her daughter Mrs Leon. The trip is described as a family visit with no special events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Newman
Cedar Rapids
Leon
Mrs Lawrence Martin and Fay Marsh Plan Perry Trip
Mrs Lawrence Martin and Mrs Fay Marsh will travel to Perry on Tuesday for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Martin
Fay Marsh
Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Ridenour Guests of Watters Family
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ridenour of Atalissa were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ridenour's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Watters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ridenour
Atalissa
Johnsons Spend Weekend in Caskaloosa with Parents
Mr and Mrs Guy Johnson visited Caskaloosa for a weekend stay with Mr Johnsons parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Guy Johnson
Caskaloosa
Mr. Johnson
Presbyterian church Predaseday service at 5 30 pm
A note lists a Presbyterian church event for Predaseday evening at 5:30. The fragment mentions 70 emer ae as unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Concord Club Guests Hear Fort Sill Visit Reports
The Concord Agricultural and Literary club met Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Towers home. Mrs. Carroll Roberts led a program with talks by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tanner about their trip to Fort Sill and Lawton Oklahoma and duets by Mrs. Tanner and Patricia Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Agricultural and Literary Club
Les Towers
Carroll Roberts
R. E. Tanner
Fort Sill
Lawton
Okla
Tanner
Patricia Tanner
Marion hosts Kinfolk gathering at Mrs Dunn home
Mrs. Leonard Dunn entertained Friday at her Marion home complimenting Mrs. G A Storck of Kansas City Missouri who is visiting. Guests included Mrs. Stewart Hawk and her daughter Marjorie Mrs. Richard Ware Mrs. Harvey Trimble and Kenneth Storck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Storck
Kansas City
Marion
Leonard Dunn
Stewart Hawk
Marjorie
Richard Ware
Harvey Trimble
Kenneth Storck
Shakespeare Club Dinner and Honoring Miss Bleakly
The Shakespeare club meets Thursday at 6 p.m. for dinner at the E. V. cafe before the regular meeting at Miss Emma Klein s home. The dinner honors Miss Lillian Bleakly who will marry Walter Elsworth of Central City this month. Reservation with Miss Evelyn Coppeck is requested before 8 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
E. V. Cafe
Emma Klein
Lillian Bleakly
Walter Elsworth
Central City
Reser
Evelyn Coppeck
Slauson Dinner Honored Ottawa Cousin Fannie De Wald
Mr and Mrs Floyd G Slauson entertained Saturday at dinner complimenting their cousin Fannie De Wald of Ottawa Kansas Other guests included Miss Elzie Brown of Viola Mrs Plin Wells of Spile and Mrs Pearl Smith of Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd G. Slauson
Fannie de Wald
Ottawa
Kaw
Elzie Brown
Viola
Plin Wells
Spi le
Pearl Smith
Waterloo
Eldora Teacher Annie Davidson Returns From Vacation
Miss Annie Laura Davidson, instructor in English and dramatics at Eldora high school, returned Sunday after a week's vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs H A Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laura Davidson
Eldora High School
H. A. Davidson
St. Pauls Lutheran Church Meeting Set for Tuesday
A gathering of the St. Pauls Lutheran church congregation is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the church building to discuss church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Local families relocate and visit in Marion area
Mr and Mrs Fred McShane moved to Whittier from the Squaw community after 33 years there. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Morrow and children from Oelwein. The Luses relocate from Grand Rapids with family joining in Marion. Osborne heads to Louisville with daughter-in-law and grandchildren. son Jeae departs Fort Knox for foreign service. Marion Masonic groups schedule meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McShane
Whittier
Squaw
P. A. Osborne
Louisville
Marion
A. R. Osborne
Robert
Osborne
Je Ae
Fort Knox
Foreign Service
Clergy Reject Compromise Over Forced Labor Decree
Nazi authorities face a split with the church as resigned pastors reject a six member committee plan. Clergy insist the decree forcing child labor be withdrawn and refuse any compromise for the church to be restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scetak Oo
Roosevelt Opens Spade Work on Inflation Policy
Washington AP President Roosevelt moves to step up work on inflation this week and may send a special message to Congress within two weeks. Final methods and tax, credit, wage, price measures are not yet decided as he concentrates on detailed study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Saul
Congress
Executives elected for Nebraska Iowa Scouts
In Des Moines six members of the executive committee of the eastern Nebraska Iow a division of the Boy Scouts of America were elected Monday. The new officers are Dr E Davidson Mason City Walter Ode bolt Ben Butler Waterloo Leonard Fe Hurtz Omaha Howard Cherry Tama and Lee Nagel Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Nebraska-Iowa
Boy Scouts of America
E. Davidson
Mason City
Walter Py Odebolt
Ben Butler
Waterloo
Leonard FE. Hurtz
Omaha
Howard Cherry
Tama
Lee Nagel
Iowa City
Red Cross Meeting Set at Alburnett School
A Red Cross gathering at the Alburnett school is scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p.m. Sewing and knitting classes are urged to attend with instructors Mrs Clarence Peterson and Mrs George Flitsch having materials ready. A short business meeting led by Miss Frieda Schmickle will follow, with knitting materials newly available and home nursing class led by Mrs Ruby Lees and Mrs Clair Weir meeting Tuesday instead of Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Red Cross
Shela
Clarence Peterson
George Flitsch
Frieda Schmickle
Dan Lillie
Red Cross Home
Ruby Lees
Clair Weir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Sopousek
Furrow
CHI Omega
Barney's Paint & Walpaper
Asem
Barney's
Sunshine Food Market
15Th St
Ashley
D.A.R
Rock Island
Mrs. Abernathy
P.T. A. Meetings
Tyler
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Samuel W. Greene
Chicago, Illinois
Mother Church
the First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Second Avenue
Mary King
Clemens
Wisconsin
Mrs. Snow
Axis
Burke
Grinnell Institute
Mary Manners
Shark
Rine
Marion News
R.A
Masonic Temple
Marion Lodge No. 6
A. F
Charles Morrow
Bob
Ethel
Oelwein
Mrs. Morrow
R. A. Armstrong
Francis Luse
Phyllis
Francis
Velman
Jimmie
Geral Rapids
Luse
Thirteenth Avenue
F. R
Valentine-Seaver
Davenport
Corot
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