Marion News Recaps Weddings and Local Notices
The Marion News reports the marriage of Mo. Foe of Moor Snelair of San Boortah to Ray Simms of San Francisco at First Presbyterian Church in San Francisco. Mrs. Simms, a Coe College alumna and former instructor, and Mr. Simms, an interstate commerce agent, plan to live at 805 Leavenworth Street, San Francisco. The issue also covers a shop canvas fire on Sixteenth Street, community club events, hardware store ads, a city hall porch project, theater listings, and several local social notes including anniversaries and visits by residents to California and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Foe
Moor Snelair
San Boortah
Mio
Edwin Jones
Marion
Rayrmnd Reee Sims
San Fransisce
First Presbyterian Church
Set Francisco
Iy Galfiama Tne
John Hayes Creighton
Simms
Marion Hoan
Deal and Coe College
Fnelis
Tax School
Leavenworth Street
San Francisco
Sion
Fam Ty
Eighteenth Street
J. T Galliven
General Federation
Atlantic City
N. J
Theristrial Club
Galliven
Josephine Whitacre
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fort Dodge
A. J. Keyes
Joseph T. Bowen
Chicago
W . Koppenhaver
Ruby Powles
David McGrerors
Chester Beardsley
Iowa
the Gazette
L.a.lower
2Nd SF
McKinney Fire Agency
Worth Averill
Hutchinson
Richards Pharmacy
Richard
McKinley Barber Shop
St. SE
NEW Sovereign's
Ciara Crowe
Over
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Sands
We Stroto Co
Ind St. NE
Class Has Supper At Christian Church
The Cheerful Companions class of a Cedar Rapids Christian church held a pancake supper for 85 members, families, and guests. Program included songs, a class history, and reports. guests listed include Mrs J. L. Roberts and Mrs La Verna Crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheerful Companions
The
Christian Church
J. L. Roberts
Robert Garrison
LaVerna Crew
William Jary
Dale George Brewer
Solne
la Verna Crew
E. C. Hamm
Robert Hess
Hope Caraway
Eileen Miller
Floyd Emmons
Hungary Stand Hit By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt proclaimed a state of war exists between Hungary and Yugoslavia and labeled Hungary the aggressor. The move triggers the application of Americas neutrality laws to the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Hungary
Yugoslavia
America
Youth speaker urges value of time at Wilson High
At the third annual youth conference Wilson High School Topeka Kans hosted a morning session featuring Dr Van Nice editor of School Activities magazine. He warned that a student who wastes anothers time is a criminal and urged focus on studies and participation in extracurriculars. He suggested studying law architecture and building trades for postwar living while noting defense program effects on production and timing. He also advised prudent dating and to look around before settling. Richard McEvers chaired the discussion and open house precedes an 8 pm PTA address. The conference ends Thursday with Otto Schacht from Superior Wis speaking on The Universal Language at 2:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Nice
Topeka
Kan
Wilson High School
Robert Hubacek
Richard McEvers
Wilson P.T.A
Otto Schacht
Superior
Wis
Bureau To Enter Ellis Pool Project In State Contest
Delegates from the Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will submit the Ellis park swimming pool project for the outstanding project of the year at the state Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Sioux City. The bureau also seeks top honors as the outstanding chamber in the state, last year placing second. Bob Roberts and four others depart to prepare Cedar Rapids for the 1942 convention, with a list of additional delegates joining the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Pool
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ellis Park
Byron Anderson
Russell Knapp
Ken Hastie
Richard Buresh
John Pavis
Roy Doty
Leo Zbanek
Bevis Wasta
Floyd Moore
Frank Cach
Charles Kacer
Food Stamp Plan Expands to Iowa Counties
The agriculture department said on Wednesday that its surplus food distribution program will extend in about a month to Grundy Buchanan Benton Franklin Hamilton Humboldt Story and Tama counties in Iowa to aid needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Grundy
Buchanan
Benton
Franklin
Hamilton
Humboldt
Story
Zama
Iowa
Classifieds Peek at 1941 Senior Fashion and Jobs
A cluttered page lists watches from Longines, jewelry ads, and local services. It includes several Wanted ads for sales, farm hands, and housework, with contact details and offers framed in a mid-century retail style.
Autos and Trucks Sale Highlights Classic Chevrolets and Fords
1939 Chevrolet 5 passenger Coupe listed as scarce, in stock daily, priced at 3485. 1936 Ford V8 Touring Tudor Sedan described as one of the cleanest, well kept with perfect motor, low mileage, price 250. 1937 Ford 85 Tudor Sedan praised for extra fine rubber and enamel, priced 325. 1939 Chevrolet LW B Dual Wheel Truck highlighted as one of the best with good engine and well kept cab and chassis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chevrolet
Stone’s
Langhurst Motor Co
14Th Ave
Cedar Rapids
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Fie
Linn
Sixteenth Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Owen
Shakespeare Club
Josephine Whitarre
Central Avenue
Sorosis Club
Bargain Coast To Coast Hardware
RO Shiely
Robert Shiels
Mrs Shively
Perry
Man Fla
Robert Shively
Florida East Coast Railroad
Kendalls Hardware
Theimberg
W. D Shank
George Sommers
Tad
W N. Foster
South Tama Street
Earl Bonze
Dial
Tre
Ladies Aid Comety
Presbyterian Church
E. B. Cactic
Seventh Street
Mere Farl Hepker
Monroe Township
Blaine Russell
Carmel
Calif
Delmar Risse
Jeanne Russell
Kenneth V. Murdoch
George
Long Beach
Thomas Costello
Hot Spire
Ark
McAllen
Tex
Als
Arthur E. Fairhurst
Joyce Bintz
St Mire
Fairhurst
Carmen Bintz
J. C. Bonnefot
Robert Widger
LeRoy Nelson
Herbert Gee
Albany
Capt. Gee
Widger
Nelson
Clayton Pitcher
Thirteenth Street
Red Cross
A Hardin
Mis
F Michel
Hardin
Michel
Tinn County
Carre Berchert
Kathryn Burroughs
Tenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Reichert
Doris Ford
O. P
R. J Kendall
O. M Carson
Earl Welsher
Sara Nott
July B Secrist
Mexico
Fred Snyder
James Wood
Seventh Avenue
Indian Creek
Osceola Lodge
Methodist Church
Roy Layer
Blair's Ferry Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Will Grassfield
Guy B. Berlin
Cornelia Brown
Walter Leinbaugh
Clarence
Raymond Kent
Ruth Leinbaugh
St. Lukes Hospital
Lois Culver
Tennyson Club
Charles Engel
John F. Kinstler
Porto Rico
Engel
del Adkins
Hugh Gordon
Raymond Eckhart
Gazette
Frices Rae
Ada
United States
Eanter i Jewa
St. Dr
Guthria and Johnson Construction Co
First
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
C. R. Knitting Co
Gos
Benton, Tama
Gunsberg’s
1St Ave. SE
Marr Adams
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Delux
Lillian Ludy
Johnson's Barber and Beauty Shop
Shamnoo
Finner- Wave
Charm
Paris Academy
Udesen
Magnus Stables
Rex
TOP Hat
Danceland Thinrs
Hal
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel CO
Nagle-Eaton Lambest CO
Sherwin-Williams Co
Chas
Lebeda
REE
Hawkeye Tin
Drew
Ave
Willman's
Novak Heating Co
1St St
Frank Jirouch & Son Mason
Sailax
Cach Glass
2Nd St
Meyers
Gardner
Harvey Booth & Sons
Treine
Peters Excavating Co
Xarares
C. R. Law Service
Fred Young
John Stanek
Bill Akers
Bender
Gare Typist
SAPP
Heberling Co
Bloomington
Prince
French
Armstrong’s
Gazette Zou
Don Hennessey
Monticedlo
B.C. Gotsch
Martelle
Swartz
Roosevelt Hotel
Woiman
Rock
Pea Ea Rele Nance
F Ave
Frank C. Byera
Lee
Central Employment Agcy
Granby Ee Ae
Trade Schools
Henderson School of Welding
Sth Ave
Rapids School of Welding
Autos & Trucks
Dodge
Hendryx Motor Company
Center Point
Rapaport
Eeee
Weer Eee Eres
Sthave. SE
Katz Auto Parts CO
Plymouth
Schamberger Motor CO
First Ave. SE
Culver's
Pontiac
Culver Motors
3Rd Ave
6Th St
D Ave
Fadorsscr Eases Makibben Motor Co
4Th Ave
Air Corps
Baxter
Chrysler
DE Soto
Packard
Tudor
Baxter Motors
Chrysler Corporation
Second Ave
Desoto
Wagner Motor Co
8Th St
Sia
Kadlec Bros
Prese
Rude
Hwercure
Speer
Eae Lafayette
Secaees
G.M.C
Rude Auto Co
Third Ave. SE