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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1943

Page

7

Miss Nott and Mrs Bode Reelected at Linn County Federation

Miss Sara Nott of Marion and Mrs Charles Bode of Cedar Rapids were reelected as chairman and vice chairman of the Linn County Federation of Women’s Clubs at the annual convention held Thursday at the Roosevelt hotel. Guest speaker Mrs Robert B Pike of Sioux City urged clubs to expand war work, organize more war committees, and back the second war bond drive. Lieut Helen E Wallace WAAC recruiter urged recruitment, noting 50 camps with 45 000 women in uniform. A skit titled Mother Buys a Bond was performed before the afternoon session.

Sara Nott Marion Charles Bode Cedar Rapids Linn County Federation of Women's Clubs Roosevelt Hotel Pike Lee Andrew Johnston Spring Ae Helen E. Wallace WAAC Lieut Wallace United States J. T. Taylor

Wednesday Shakespeare Club Hosts Walking Rehearsal

Members met at Mrs. Harold Trewin’s home on 1950 Fourth Avenue SE for a walking rehearsal of As You Like It. Attendees included Mrs. Trewin and many club officers and charter member Mrs. J. D. Wardle who presided at tea. New officers elected are President Mrs. Wenger Vice President Mrs. Bernstorf Secretary Mrs. W. R. Grissel Treasurer Mrs. Ray and leaders Mrs. Cavin and Mrs. Trewin.

Wednesday Shakespeare Club Harold Trewin Fourth Avenue SE Trewin W. C. Bernstorf Earl Bickel Fisher Cavin W. R. Grissel Charles T. Hickok M. M. Ivins C. C. Kaldenberg Wenger Bernstorf Ray Cavin

Miss Marian Niehaus Named Director of Camp Hitaga 1943

Miss Marian Niehaus of Illinois Wesleyan University, a veteran camper and former assistant director, is named to direct Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Girls Camp Hitaga for the 1943 season. She has led Camp Walahi in San Diego and camps in Connecticut and New York, and teaches camp counselor training at Illinois Wesleyan. Mrs. Dean H. Mills leads the city summer program, assisted by Cedar Rapids Guardians. Mrs. Battin serves as general supervisor of Camp Huaga and the city program.

Marian Niehaus Illinois Wesleyan University Cedar Rapids Hitaga John R. Battin Miss Niehaus Nehi Niehaus Red Cross Aquatic School Culver Ind Red Cross Illinois Wesleyan Dean H. Mills

Betty Kirk Weds Floyd Wilson in Marion Home

Miss Betty Kirk niece of Mr and Mrs Charles Van Fossen of Marion wed Floyd Kenneth Wilson son of Mrs Elsie Mack at 3 p.m. in the Van Fossen home. Rev O A Meyer officiated. Attendants were Dorothy Ransier and Marvin Wilson. Mrs Wilson a Marion High School graduate. he a MacKinley High School graduate. The couple will live with the Van Fossens and plan farming.

Betty Kirk Charles van Fossen Marion Floyd Kenneth Wilson Elsie Mack Outlook Drive van Fossen O. A. Meyer Dorothy Ransier Marvin Wilson Century Ordnance Company van Fossens Mrr. Wilson

Phi Sigma Iota Meets At Mrs Smith's Home

Mrs Isaac B Smith hosted Phi Sigma Iota at 500 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE for a regular meeting. Miss Alice E Page associate history professor at Coe College spoke on Colombia. Guests and alumnae included Mrs Arthur Poe Miss Gertrude James Dr Alice B Slater Miss Edith L Barber Dr Ann Heyberger Mrs James E Hamilton and Mrs Vernon L S Jones.

Isaac B. Smith Twenty-seventh Street Alice E. Page Coe College Colombia Arthur Poe Gertrude James Alice B. Slater Edith L. Barber Ann Heyberger James E. Hamilton Vernon L. S. Jones

Margaret Sirovy Elected President of Kappa Delta Alumnae

Miss Margaret Sirovy was elected president of the Kappa Delta alumnae group at a Tuesday evening meeting in the sorority rooms. Other officers include Mrs. Marvin Bailey as vice-president Mrs. La Salle Schmidt as secretary Mrs. Raymond Eye as treasurer and Mrs. Arbon Chehak as editor.

Margaret Sirovy Kappa Delta Marvin Bailey LaSalle Schmidt Raymond Eye Arbon Chehak

Reading club luncheon hosted by Mrs Hoyt at eight seats

Mrs Eugene C. Hoyt of 370 Park Terrace SE entertained her reading club with a luncheon Friday. Eight places were set, and guests attended the gathering in a cordial, neighborly atmosphere.

Eugene C. Hoyt Park Terrace SE Reading Club

Mrs Hunnicutt Returns From Romulus Assignment

Mrs Robert J. Hunnicutt, living with her mother at 315 Eighteenth street SE, returned Tuesday after a month with her husband Sergt Hunnicutt stationed at the Senaca ordnance depot in Romulus New York. The couple were married March 18 in Geneva New York.

Robert J. Hunnicutt H. K. Focht Eighteenth Street Sergt. Hunnicutt Senaca Romulus N. Y Hunnicutt Geneva

Bjorgos Relocate to Baton Rouge Office

Mr and Mrs V B Bjorgo move from 1916 Glenway drive SE to Baton Rouge Louisiana where they will reside. Mr Bjorgo is transferred from Investors Syndicate to the firm s Baton Rouge office.

V. B. Bjorgo Glenway Drive Baton Rouge Bjorgo Investors Syndicate

Family Leave To Fort Worth Texas For Visit

Mrs. Charles S. Cuyler and her two children Rosemary and Camille have left from 536 Forest Drive SE for Fort Worth Texas on an extended visit to Lieut. Cuyler’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George Cuyler. Lieut. Cuyler stationed at Camp Claiborne La is on leave and will join them for a week.

Charles S. Cuyler Rosemary Camille Forest Drive Fort Worth Texas Cuyler George &. Cuyler Lieut Camp Claiborne

Beethoven Club Meets at YWCA in April Program

Members of the Beethoven club met Thursday at the YWCA where Miss Frances Swab presented program notes on musical events from April. Mrs. A Otto Ambroz read about Sergei Rachmaninoff while Mmes Lulu Engleman Welty H M Hill T H DeWees Miss Eleanor Houts and the Beethoven chorus directed by Mrs Helen Kacena Stark performed. Group leader was Mrs J W Miller Preceding the program Lenora Long spoke about the war bond drive.

Beethoven Club Y.W.C.A Frances Swab Lenora Long Victory Speakers Bureau

Miss Robinson Honored In Linen Shower Ahead Of Wedding

Mrs H A Rundquist and Mrs H C Burleson will host a linen shower for Miss Rose mary Robinson at 309 Sinclair avenue SE Friday evening. Twenty two guests are invited. Miss Robinson will wed John McDonald April 26 at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Conception church.

Rosemary Robinson H. A. Rundquist H. C. Burleson Rundquist Sinclair Avenue SE Miss Robinson John McDonald Immaculate Conception Church

Installation and encampment delegates announced for Iowa City event

The treasurer Mrs Ruth Thomas chaplain Mrs Katherine Ann Brems conductress Miss Zelina Wiese guard Mrs Maud Welch trustee Mrs Emil Erickson will share installation duties with Mrs Otto Tweed as installing officer and Mrs Emil Vodoska as installing conductress All members urged to attend a meeting in Iowa City April 22 Delegates were elected to attend the district and state encampments in Mason City June 18 19 and 20 The Mines Emil Erickson Otto Tweed Emil Vohoska Harley Huff Glenn Thomas Frank Berry Larry Hunter William White Florian Francis Alternates The Mines Ray Harbit John Shvel William Shana han William Sweet Frank Fou shee William Baldwin Hugh Sheridan Floyd Baker Frank Melsh Otto Carlson Mrs Erickson retiring president presented each member with a handkerchief Hosts Mrs Frank Berry and Mrs Larry Hunter.

Cin Ruth Thomas Katherine Ann Brems Zelina Wiese Maud Welch Emil Erickson Otto Tweed Emil Vodoska Iowa City Mason City Emil Vohoska Harley Huff Glenn Thomas Frank Berry Larry Hunter William White Florian Francis Ray Harbit John Shvell William Shanahan William Sweet Frank Foushee William Baldwin Hugh Sheridan Floyd Baker Frank Melsh Otto Carlson Erickson

Congenial Hun dred Informal Dance At Dance Land

Members of the Congenial Hun dred will entertain at an informal dance Monday at 9 p.m. at Dance land. All past members are invited. For guest cards call Joe Buss, secretary. In charge of arrangements are Dr and Mrs Hoyt Thomas, Mr and Mrs Ed Cohrs, Mr and Mrs John F Gaston and Mr and Mrs Dwight S Luppon.

Danceland Joe Buss Hoyt Thomas Ed Cohrs John F. Gaston Dwight S. Luppon

Malta OES Chapter to Meet and Initiate Saturday

Malta chapter No 415 OES will convene at 7 45 p m in the Masonic hall for a meeting. Candidates will be initiated and, after, there will be dancing and card games. All members are invited to attend.

Malta O.E.S Masonic Hall Order

Pins and rings face wartime shortages for graduates

Over the Back Fence notes that fraternity pins may be irreplaceable as French imported pearls become scarce and joint catches and pin tongs grow hard to obtain. Class rings will be scarcer due to alloy restrictions and slow production, with orders for future graduates delayed or refused amid wartime supply limits.

France

Return from Des Moines Visit With Mrs Hickenlooper

Return from Des Moines found Mrs H C Burleson of 402 Twenty first Street SE Mrs Harold J Rowe of 2232 Country Club Parkway SE and Mrs A W Doubrasky of 2227 Washington Avenue SE who spent several days with Mrs B B Hickenlooper Thursday evening.

H. C Burleson Twenty-first Street Harold J. Rowe Country Club Parkway A W. Doubrasky Washington Avenue Des Moines B B. Hickenlooper

Mrs Perry West and Mrs Seely Return From Mexico City

Mrs. A. Perry West of 1929 Blake boulevard SE and Mrs. Merton F. Seely of 1903 Second avenue SE returned Thursday after spending five months in Mexico City.

A. Perry West Blake Boulevard Merton F. Seely Second Avenue SE Mexico City

Golden Link group meets at Ruppertle home for Red Cross Afghan

First Evangelical church Golden Link class met Tuesday evening at the Ruppertle home 708 E Avenue NW. Members spent the evening knitting and working on an afghan for the Red Cross.

First Evangelical Church Hazel Helen Rupperle E Avenue NW The Red Cross

Marriage Revealed In Kahoka Ceremony 1942

Mrs Mayme Cherry announces the marriage of daughter Evelyn to Private Wayne Bartlett son of Mr and Mrs J A Bartlett of Marion The couple wed July 25 1942 in Kahoka Missouri Bartlett is stationed at Camp Beale California Mrs Bartlett works for Cherry Burrell Corp A candlelight dinner honored the bride hosted by Ada Moore Catherine Wilson and Edythe Flickinger with thirty guests present.

Mayme Cherry Twentieth Avenue Evelyn Wayne Bartlett J A. Bartlett Marion Kahoka Bartlett Camp Beale Calif Cherry-Burrell Corporation Bungalow The Light Company Ada Moore Catherine Wilson Edythe Flickinger

Klatter Klub Hosts Midweek Gathering

Mrs Charles Bennett hosted Klatter Klub at 135 Thirty third Street Drive SE on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs Norman Workman and Mrs Hershel Harrison. The next meeting will be at Mrs Robert Wrights home, 86114 Daniels Street NE.

Charles Bennett Thirty-third Street Klatter Klub Norman Workman Herschel Harrison Robert Wright Daniels Street

Irene Douglas circle luncheon meeting notes

Members of the Irene Douglas circle of King's Daughters met with Mrs. W F Cooper at 613 Seventeenth Street SE for a luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs D A Huene and Mrs S G Courtney. Mrs C M Johnson presided with devotions led by Mrs C W Whipple. The next gathering will be with Mrs W L Curtis on April 28.

Irene Douglas Circle King’s Daughters W. F. Cooper Seventeenth Street SE D. A. Huene S. G. Courtney C. M. Johnson C. W. Whipple W. L. Curtis

FOREIGN WARS AUXILIARY INITIATES NEW MEMBERS

Forty six members of the auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars post No. 788 met on Wednesday evening. Initiates include Mrs Lafonda Orr, Mrs Edna Randall, Mrs Maxine Beers, Mrs Laura Pierce, Mrs Anna Tordik and Miss Dorothy Mae Baldwin. Twenty dollars in war stamps were sold. Newton IA department president and Mrs Addie Campbell of Davenport attended. Officers elected: President Anna Sheridan, senior vice president Neva Sweet, junior vice-president Leita Pon.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No Lafonda Orr Edna Randall Maxine Beers Laura Pierce Anna Tordik Dorothy Mae Baldwin Bertha Woody. Newton State of Iowa Addie Campbell Davenport Anna Sheridan Neva Sweet Leita Pon

Golden Wedding Anniversary For Mr And Mrs John F Gaston

Note Anniversary Sunday ME. AND MRS. JOHN F. GASTON former Cedar Rapids residents now of Mt Vernon celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. They will be honored at a family dinner Sunday at Bakers tearoom in Mt Vernon. They were married in Sewickley Pa April 18 1893. In 1913 they moved to Cedar Rapids where Mr Gaston worked 20 years as an agent for the Cedar Rapids Iowa City railroad. In 1937 he retired and they moved to Mt Vernon. They have four children F S Gaston of Naperville Ill Mrs L G Pulver of Dickinson ND Samuel Gaston of Diablo Heights Panama and John F Gaston of Cedar Rapids. They also have seven grandchildren.

John F. Gaston Cedar Rapids Mt Vernon Baker’s Tearoom Mt. Vernon Sewickley Gaston Iowa City Railroad Vernon F. S Gaston Naperville, II L. G. Pulver Dickinson, ND Samuel Gaston Diablo Heights Panama John F Gaston

Reuse Bottles Shortage Diet Tips And Vintage Recipes

Readers are urged to keep bottles circulating and order replacements three weeks ahead. Pipe smokers may leave hairpins and clips around the house as pipe cleaners grow scarce due to metal shortages. Also included are vintage recipes for Chiffonade salad Fruit Slaw and Brown Sugar Creamy Pudding with step by step preparation and serving notes.

WPB Cedar Rapids Tobacconists

PT A Meetings in Jackson and Buchanan elect new officers

The Jackson PT A held an open house with 80 present. Miss Lotta Jorgensen and Miss Ruth Hemmer of Coe College sang as Arthur Deamer spoke on world conditions. New officers announced. Buchanan PT A chose Mrs Otto Kohl as president with Mrs James L Spalding presiding. Other officers include Mrs J H Felter, Mrs W M Radloff, Mrs Harold W Woodard, Mrs D D Harrington. A 2B class speech demo and juvenile protection talk by Police Sergeant Fred Carstens noted. County Agent Rex Conn spoke on gardening. In Cleveland, the PT A met with officers elected: President Mrs David Kvapil and Vice President Mrs J E.

The Jackson Pt.a Lcotta Jorgensen Ruth Hemmer Coe College Arthur Deamer Buchanan Otto Kohl Buchanan Pta James L. Spalding J H Felter W M . Radloff Harold W. Woodard D. D. Harrington Sergi Fred Carstens Cleveland PT Joseph Stephens Helen Laipple Marie Laipple Rex Conn David Kvapil

PTA Officers Elected and Meetings Reported Across Several Units

Norrgard and Hayes PTAs held meetings with 40 members and addressed programs by First grade pupils Camp Fire Girls and guest speakers. Officers elected include Milo Vanicek Sargeant Clifford Bright Leo nore Elsworth Louis Blaha and F Novotny. Lincoln Van Buren and others reported on second war loan drive and nutrition talks.

U Harry Sargeant Lincoln Pt.a Sargeant Clifford Bright Leonore Elsworth C. W. Welsh Louis Blaha Maxine Gmelin Lucy Mulqueen J J Doherty Office of Civilian Defense

Arbor Day Program at Buchanan School Honors Local Armed Forces

Buchanan school pupils held an Arbor Day program with two evergreen trees donated by the Parent-Teachers Association planted and dedicated to district service members. Richard Doran spoke, Joan Lorene read Trees, and Ruth Phillips accepted, with Robert High answering. Marianna Johnston offered What Do We Plant, closing with Trees.

Buchanan School Parent-Teachers Association Buchanan Richard Doran Joan Lorene J L Spalding Ruth Phillips Robert High Marianna Johnston

Steak sandwich and potato salad sale ad

Advertisement notes a steak sandwich and potato salad offer for sale at 33 cents on a Saturday at Ford Hopkins location. Public notice lacks additional details or dates beyond the price and venue.

Ford Hopkins

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Miss Nott Bode L. T. Mitchell H. E. Rosenberg J. T. Michal Martin Ultang Roger Conrad W. R. Armstrong Mrs. Trewin Krebs Flower Shop Third Avenue SE Floyd Wilson PHI Sigma Iota Krcy Monarch Newman Spode Vogue Roseville Pottery Miss Sirovy Kappa Delta Alumnae Mrs. Hoyt Vv. B. Bjorgos By Naomi Doebvel Mexico First Evangelical Irene Douglas Foreign Wars Auxiliary Debonaire Lasswell Gabardine Jersey MD St. SE P.T. A. Meetings Jackson Cleveland Lincoln van Buren Milo Heral van Buren P T.A Anthony Ipsan Earl Pospishol Ray Stoner Leone Burgert Ruth Webster Ann Biffle Coe Victory Speakers Bureau Georgia Tripp Nanna Nelson P H Brown Frank Spina Armstrong Vaal
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