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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1946

Page

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Guide Children to Real Music Advises Home Influence

Mrs. Clyde Sanborn of Cedar Rapids, retiring president of the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs, urged that juvenile music choices reflect home life and balance. She warned against cheap jazz and praised Brahms, noting music fosters warding off delinquency. Des Moines names Mrs. John Abild president. Other Cedar Rapids and Des Moines officers listed.

Des Moines INS Clyde Sanborn Cedar Rapids Iowa Federation of Music Clubs John Abild Sanborn F. G. Maag Avenue NW Lee Carlson Karl Manz Ronald Baum Independence Charles Cuyler Davenport Reco Sec Carl Dalin C. R. Coon

Nadine Paulson Becomes Bride of Harry Logerquist

Miss Nadine R. Paulson of Center Point married Harry J. Logerquist at the home of Dr. Marion Williams. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Williams with maid of honor Lauren Chettick and Paul A. Logerquist as attendees. The bride wore a gray gabardine dress with an orchid corsage and yellow jonquil and snapdragon corsages complemented the maid of honors ensemble. A reception followed.

Nadine R. Paulson Center Point Harry J. Logerquist B Avenue NW Marion Williams Fourth Avenue SE Dr. Williams Lauren Chettick Paul A. Logerqquist Maid of Honor

Lulu Kohl wed Leo E Young in Phoenix ceremony

Co. O. Boquist announces the marriage of his daughter Lulu Boquist Kohl to Leo E. Young both of Los Angeles. The ceremony was read April 18 in Phoenix Arizona and the couple will reside in Los Angeles.

Co. O. Boquist C Avenue NE Lulu Boquist Kohl Leo E. Young Los Angeles Phoenix Ariz

VFW Auxiliary Chooses Delegates for State Encampment

The Ladies auxiliary to VFW Post 788 elected delegates Bertha Sorensen Zelina Wiese Stasea Elgas Blanche Concannon Anne Brvyler Leota Hunter Ollie Cane Rose Marek Sylvia Francis Adeline Bowers Maude Welsh Esther Schultz and alternates Ruth Thomas Betty Fries Viola Foushee Elsie Baker Jane Welsc Gertrude Delbridge Jane Delbridge Mae Golwitzer Vera Croft Florence Jonas to attend the state encampment June 13 16 in Sioux City. Mrs Joyce Sharp and Mrs Donnie Nold were initiated and $25 was given to the Cancer Control fund. Speaker Fred Fisher discussed Famine in Europe. Hostesses were Florence Jonas Bonnie McCauley Jacqueline Bachman Rose Shope and Maxine Sturm. Cedar Rapids post and auxiliary chair the Second district meeting May 5. Francis Anderson national auxiliary president to visit Iowa May 13–15 with headquarters in Des Moines.

V.F.W. Post Sioux City Bertha Sorensen Zelina Wiese Stasea Elgas Blanche Concannon Anne Brvyler Leota Hunter Ollie Cane Rose Marek Sylvia Francis Adeline Bowers Maude Welsh Esther Schultz Ruth Thomas Betty Fries Viola Foushee Elsie Baker Jane Welsc Gertrude Delbridge Jane Delbridge Mae Golwitzer Vera Croft Florence Jonas Joyce Sharp Donnie Nold Cancer Control Fund Fred Fisher Europe Bonnie McCauley Jacqueline Bachman Rose Shope Maxine Sturm Cedar Rapids Post Francis Anderson Iowa Des Moines

Patricia Methven to Wed James Moloney Saturday

Mr and Mrs I D Methven announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia Helen Methven to James T Moloney son of Mr and Mrs George Moloney The ceremony will be at St Matthew s church at 9 am Saturday Patricia a Roosevelt high graduate employed at Merchants National Bank James a Franklin high graduate and World War II veteran employed at Iowa Electric Light and Power Co

I. D. Methven Meadowbrook Terrace Patricia Helen James T. Moloney George Moloney Bever Avenue St. Matthew’s Church Miss Methven Roosevelt High School Merchants National Bank Mr. Moloney Franklin High School Iowa Electric Light and Power Company

Crowley Leaves for Loras College in Dubuque

Walter P. Crowley departed from his family home at 530 Tenth Street SE to resume studies at Loras College in Dubuque after spending Easter vacation with his mother Mrs. E. L. Crowley and his brother William.

Walter P. Crowley E. L. Crowley William Tenth Street SE Loras College Dubuque

Camp Fire Notes and Horizon Club Events Update

Camp Fire guardian Mrs W T Ramsay calls a meeting to divide 47 38 dollars from the Minstrel profits for the Edith Kempthorne fund and Hiaga pool fund. Horizon clubbers host a formal Tolo dance Friday 8 30 to 11 30 p m in the Crystal ballroom Montrose hotel with Donna Atkinson in charge.

W. T. Ramsay Kenwood Tanda Edith Kempthorne Hiaga Swimming Pool All-City Horizon Crystal Ballroom Montrose Hotel Donna Atkinson All-City Horizon Club Horizon Club Betty Caldwell

Notice of Estate Settlement in Linn County Iowa

State of Iowa matters state Linn County settee declares the signed has been on record since 23rd in 1946. Executor of the estate Ska a late of Linn County Iowa, deceased. Persons indebted to said estate are asked to make immediate payment and claims must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County District Court Iowa, duly authenticated.

State of Iowa Linn Ska Linn County Linnty District Court Isana Ounty Charles Sionunty Ose A Ee Linn Count Low Se District Christina J. S W. Howard Smith Atternes

Miss Oliphant Weds J. L. Hutchcroft in St Matthew’s

Miss Bonnie Jeanne Oliphant married Junior Hutchcroft at St. Matthew’s church with Rev. D J Kearn officiating. The couple, both Franklin high graduates, will reside at 3401 Circle Drive NE. Details note attire, corsages, and reception for 23 guests.

Bonnie Jeanne Oliphant Rence Hutchcroft St. Matthew’s Church D. J. Kearn Fred Oliphant Circle Drive Hutchcroft Ray Setherett Nor Engler Miss Fonda Oliphant Richard Pike Jean Hutchcroft Lawrence Hutchcroft Mrs. Hutchcroft Franklin High School Russell’s Guide Company

Marguerite McCarty and Cletus Crane wed in Parnell

Miss Marguerite McCarty became the bride of Cletus Crane Thursday in St. Josephs church Parnell. Rev D C Brown officiated. The couple will reside at 408 A Avenue NW.

Parnell Marguerite McCarty D. J. McCarty Cletus Crane Jess Crane Sixth Avenue SE St. Joseph’s Church D. C. Brown Bernadette McCarty Rita Weldon Gerald Crane Paul McCarty Ronald Crane Kay Donahoe Ar Rapids

Executrix Notice for Charles Whelpsey Estate

The state of Iowa Linn County probate notice dated the 23rd day of AD 946 names Hattie M. Whelpley as executrix of the estate of Charles Whelpley deceased. All debtors should pay promptly and creditors must file claims with Crissman and Bleakley, attorneys in allowance of the Linn County District.

Gold Horizon Camp Fire Elects New Officers

New officers were elected Monday evening at a meeting of the Gold Horizon Camp Fire group held at Miss Marilyn Morgan's home. Elected were Jo Ann Bettle president, Gloria Taylor vice president, Joanne Bender secretary, Mary Lou Moore treasurer, Carol McLeod scribe, Joan Johnston council representative, and Vivian Walton and Gloria Taylor to the telephone committee. The group outlined plans for the Tolo dance Friday and discussed a weekend at Camp Hitaga.

Gold Horizon Marilyn Morgan Sixth Avenue SE Jo Ann Bettle Gloria Taylor Joanne Bender Mary Lou Moore Carol McLeod Joan Johnston Vivian Walton Tolo Camp Hitaga

Gibsons Honored At Two Local Parties

Mr and Mrs Guy Gibson of 408 Second Avenue SE will leave the city soon after being honored at two gatherings. On Monday evening Mr and Mrs How Tomlinson of 406 Fourteenth Peel SE hosted for the Gibsons. Mrs Olive Wright of 373 Fifteenth Street SE also entertained the couple Sunday evening.

Guy Gibson Second Avenue SE How- Tomlison Fourteenth Peel SE Gibsons Olive Wright Fifteenth Street

Storing Vegetables In Caves On The Farm

Iowa State College specialist Larry Grove explains storage methods for parsnips vegetable oyster carrots beets potatoes turnips and cabbage. Turnips for storage should be planted late summer for fall maturity while carrots and beets for storage should wait until late June or early July. Very small beet and carrot plantings are recommended for April for table use. Parsnips and vegetable oyster need a full growing season and late maturing cabbage varieties suit storage. Chinese cabbage should be planted in July.

Larry Grove Iowa State College

Eagles Honor Davenport Man in Initiatory Work

Cedar Rapids drill and ritual team will conduct initiation for George C. Tank of Davenport a grand worthy president. Tank will deliver the principal address as officers are nominated during a later business meeting.

Cedar Rapids Eagles George C. Tank Davenport Cedar Rapids Tank

Notice of Appointment for Linn County Administratrix

The county announces Christina J. S. appointed administratrix of the estate of Shefi late of Linn County. Creditors must present claims to the undersigned at once, authenticated in the Clerk of Linn County District Court. W. Howard Smith, Attorney.

Talk of canning and home grown foods in wartime

A wartime food note discusses canning and garden fare including rhubarb and asparagus, plus Cuban pineapple in stores. It offers several dressing and sauce recipes using lemon juice, gelatin, mustard, paprika, onion, garlic, catsup, and other seasonings. It mentions saving fats for starving lands and provides a tomato soup French dressing variant with garlic and tarragon.

Recipe Snippet Hints At Balancing Tartness With Citrus

A fragment suggests adding lemon juice about one third cup to reach desired consistency. It mentions preferences for lemony flavor and thinning mixture. The note reads as a partial kitchen instruction without full context or quantities elsewhere.

Beige Tones Cool Lovely Beige Tones Cool

New York fashion notes describe Sand Dune and Bamboo as summer beige tones for wardrobe. Macy's show features two items a Swiss silk dress and a rayon shanting suit in the neutral shade with tailored lines and accessories. Descriptions focus on design details and versatile styling for city and sun.

New York Macy’s

Deceased Estate Notice for Bernice Rita Tavce in County Iowa

Indebted heirs and creditors of the estate of Bernice Rita Tavce of County Iowa are warned to settle claims. The administrator Fred W. Hann directs immediate payment to the undersigned and to file authenticated claims with the county clerk.

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Jacquard Suzanne Schulze Wildwood Drive Merilyn Paxson Fifth Avenue SE Elsie Ritter Craemer's Rita Vermeersch Country Club Parkway SE Nadine Paulson Mes. Logerquist Pont A Rips Second Street Lulu Kohl VFW Patricia Methven LORAS NASA Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept Clinton St Chicago Ill Al's Dial First St. NE Tanda Group Tolo Dance Board of Awards First Presbyterian Church P. H. Brown Orville Dorland S. M. Ford J. R. McFatridge Leo Mifflin Amos Scott Donald Winter George Svee Jan Hus Donald Winters Taylor School Ralph Nandell First Evangelical Church Second Evangelical Church Blue Birds Arthur Polk Garfield Northwest North Central Southwest Huaga Fire Girls Horizon H. Kubicek Institute OF B West 45Th Street Carlton Frederick M. Y Buient Miller Protecto Products Company Kotomeroc Miss Oliphant J. L. Hutchcroft Montieur Photo MES. Hutchcroft Hattie M. Whelpley Crissman & Bleakley Attorneys Rapido Chinamel Paint Store Third Ave Eagles Frank Frieds Third Avenue SE By Naomi Deebel Golden State Qeodorant Barbara Bundschu Leek Coun Town Bernice Rita Tavce Ann Etrix Fred W. Hann Aterner Ee Lane Illinois Toronto Canada
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