Marion Nine Wins In Eight Inning Victory
The Marion High School baseball team defeated Monticello Friday by 8 to 7 in eight innings.
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Marion
Monticello
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1942
Page
8
Athenian Club Hosts Musicale at Miss Engstrom Home
The Athenian club hosted a Friday musicale at the home of Miss Ruth Engstrom featuring piano duos by Engstrom and club members Mrs. Gilbert Voorhies Mrs. La Verna Crew Mrs. Lloyd Stark Miss Edna Roberts and Miss Verle Breed. The program highlighted composers from Italy France Ireland Norway Russia and America with Breed and Roberts performing groups of American songs. Refreshments for 30 were provided by Mrs. S. F. Cary Helen Crane Mrs. Everett Gibson and Mrs. George Brewer with guest Marie Fellows of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Engstrom
Miss Engstrom
Musical Literary Club
Gilbert Voorhies
la Verna Crew
Lloyd Stark
Edna Roberts
Verle Breed
Italy
France
Ireland
Norway
Russia
America
Miss Breed
Miss Roberts
S. F. Cary
Helen Crane
Everett Gibson
George Brewer
Marie Fellows
Milwaukee
Miss Elizabeth Beall to Wed Harry Waline in May
Complimenting Miss Elizabeth Beall of Cedar Rapids the upcoming May 2 marriage to Harry Waline of Marion was celebrated with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Catherine Cheadle and Mrs. Frank Strother. Guests from Cedar Rapids included Mrs. John Waline and others. 23 guests attended with balloons guiding present locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Beall
Cedar Rapids
Harry Waline
Marion
Catherine Cheadle
Frank Strother
Cheadle
John Waline
Elmer Waline
Charles Huth
Oca Beall Price
John Taylor
Mable Badham Jayne
Mary Risacher
Grace McManus
Kathleen Waline
Marilyn Johnson
Charlotte Davis
Public notices and social items from Marion column
Community meetings from the public library list home nursing classes led by R N R F MacDougal and by Mrs Charles A Engel and an first aid class with K E Corneil Also rental ad for a two room lower apartment and updates on residents including the Butterfields Milwaukee trip Mrs Marie Fellows visit Mrs L R Boettcher and upcoming Musical Literary club program led by A J Keyes with readings on Music of South America The OES April Kensington plans and supper proceeds fund a room at the Boone OES home Also visitors Miss Martha Ann Young and Miss Merleen Lessler from Des Moines stay with Dr and Mrs H O Young in Iowa City area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
R. F. MacDougal
R. N
Cedar Rapids
Mothers Club
Charles A. Engel
K. E. Corneil
Marion
O.E.S
Kensington
Masonic Temple
N. P. Vanderlinden
Milo Vanderlinden
Boone
Martha Ann Young
Merleen Lessler
Des Moines
University of Iowa
Miss Young
H. O. Young
Gazette Carrier Purchases 2nd $100 War Bond
Milo E. Glass a Gazette carrier and war savings stamp salesman aged 15 bought his second $100 war bond last week. He used part of a life endowment and the rest from his carrier savings, stating his belief in government bonds to fund the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo E. Glass
the Gazette
Milo
Howard Glass
Eighth Avenue
Marjor
Pantry shower honors Mrs. George Aupperle
Mrs. Francis Akerly hosted a pantry shower at her home honoring her sister in law Mrs. George Aupperle the former Alice Carlberg. Bunco winner was Mrs. Ben Tudeen with Marie Morris of Toddville as low. Neighbors and relatives attended and umbrellas were given as favors. Refreshments matched pink and lavender in an intimate gathering. Weekend visitors include Edward McGuire Jr in Ottumwa and James McGuire in Clinton plus Indiana Harbor guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupperle
Francis Akerly
Sixth Street
George Aupperle
Alice Carlberg
Bunco
Ben Tudeen
Marie Morris
Toddville
Low
Ruth Merrill
Gifford Wickham
Eleanor
Elsie Nelson
Helen Wescott
William Holtz
William Aupperle
Mary Houser
Marion
Helen
Hazel Aupperle
Cedar Rapids
Edward McGuire
McGuire
Edward
Ottumwa
James McGuire
Clinton
Marion Cedar Rapids Railway Mail group hosts stag dinner
Railway Mail Association members from Marion and Cedar Rapids gathered for a Saturday stag dinner at the K V cafe honoring retired members. Chicago officials attended including C W Reams and division officers Ole Twait Omar House and Martin Kling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Railway Mail Association
K. V. Cafe
C. W. Reams
Chicago
Ole Twait
Omar House
Martin Kling
Charles Barlow
Coe College
Harvey Penoyer
Methodist groups plan meetings and social events this week
The Laura Bailey auxiliary of the Methodist W S C S meets Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Ralph C Seager at 1807 Fifth Avenue. Mrs George A Hutchison assists. Mrs Frank Gray leads the lesson and Mrs C J Newlin directs devotion. Miss Ruth Hanscom visits Ames for weekend with sister Nancy Ellen Hanscom at Iowa State College. Book club host Tuesday at Mrs John Gill's Alburnett Road home. K E Cornell reviews Footlights Afloat by Rose B Knox. W S C S holds second annual meeting Wednesday at 12 45 p m at church with devotional and musical number before picnic lunch. Mrs W J Foster speaks. program Food for Thought. Westminster guild hosts second annual mother and daughter banquet Friday at 6 30 p m at church dining room. reservations with Elsie or Eleanor Nelson before Wednesday. Myron Messerschmitt, vocal music teacher in Manchester, spends weekend in Marion with brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs J H Stanaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bailey
W.S.C.S
Ralph C. Seager
Fifth Avenue
George A. Hutchison
Frank Gray
C. J. Newlin
John Gill
Book Club
Alburnett Road
K. E. Cornell
Footlights
Rose B. Knox
Methodist W.sc.s
W. J. Foster
St. Paul’s Society
Cedar Rapids
Food For Thought
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Elsie
Eleanor Nelson
Myron Messerschmitt
Manchester
Marion
J. H. Stanaway
Waukon
Howard Martin
Engineer Replacement Training Center
Fort Leonard Wood
Truman
Otto Fossum
Nelle Duggan
Ida McGrew
Albert
Will Bedell
Oliver Hampton
John Williams
Forrest K. Jones
Francis M. Hoag
Francis V. Ellis
Claire Barne
Don Cook
Lyman Hines
George White
Peter Franks
Ray Frentress
Clifford Steiner
Thomas Martin
Minnie Prentess
Whittier
Ivan Hoge
Hodgin
Alfred Watson
Paullina
Watsons
Obituary notes from Onslow and surrounding towns
Iowa death notices for Onslow, Onslow resident Onslow J Young aged 84 with family, burial at Clay cemetery. William James Barry 73 died in Iowa City area with funeral at St Patrick's. Mrs Wilbur Morris 41 died Manchester Willard hospital. Anna Miller 58 died Wilton Junction Bellevue Muscatine hospital. Surviving relatives named with locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
John D. Young
Monticello
Emma Hamilton Young
Ina Jansen
Velma Nielsen
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Clay Cemetery
Town City
William James Barry
St. Patrick's Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Barry
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Regina Barry
Verne Schillig
Hannah Barry
Dan Barry
Manchester
Gill
Watertown
S. C
Wilbur Morris
Coffin's Grove Township
Thomas McBeth
Annapolis
Minnie Whitman
Patricia Pierce
William Whitman
Oelwein
Wilton Junction
Anna Miller
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Anna Kathryn Maria Heiner
London
Edward B. Miller
Kathryn Schiele
Sigourney
Onslow Banquet Highlights Moderne Theme at School
The Onslow junior senior banquet was served by mothers in the school dining room with the Moderne motto. Glenn Wasson gave the welcome and Mary Ellen McKinstry delivered a verse class prophecy. Other participants included Lois Horton Ray Bonney Norma Petersen and Coach Wil son Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Glenn Wasson
Mary Ellen McKinstry
Lois Horton
Ray Bonney
Norma Petersen
Wilson Briggs
Astrumian Club
Charles Blough
County Federation
Olin
C. R. Smith
W. A. Hicks
Postville
Roland Gray
Keith Gray
Twin Falls
Idaho
Western Banks
Postville High School
University of Owa
Mary Carwood of Cambridge LAID TO REST IN WILTON
Mrs Mary Carwood of Cambridge Massachusetts leaves a son Frederick H Miller of Wilton and six sisters Martha Heiner Nashville Elizabeth Heiner London Emma Moffit Tipton Harriet Perry Girard Alma Heiner Columbus Maida Andresen Chicago The Wilton Presbyterian church served as her member parish Funeral services were set for 2 p m Sunday at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev T A Mansen Burial followed at Oakdale cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carwood
Cambridge
Mass
Frederick H. Miller
Wilton
Martha Heiner
Nashville
Tenn
Elizabeth Heiner
London
Emma Moffit
Tipton
Harriett Perry
Girard
Penn
Alma Heiner
Columbus
Maida Andresen
Chicago
Wilton Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
T. A. Mansen
Oakdale Cemetery
Keesler Field Graduates Two Eastern Iowa Youths
Keesler Field in Mississippi graduated more than 25 Iowans after a 19 week air corps technical course. Privates Robert Trent of Cedar Rapids and Raymond Snyder of Onslow were among the graduates bound to maintain and service U S planes on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keesler Field
Miss
Air Corps Technical School
Robert Trent
Edward Trent
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Snyder
George Snyder
Onslow
Sam
Cattlemen Tour Feedlots In Wellman Keota Area
Fifty farmers from Washington and Keokuk counties attended a feedlot tour in the Wellman Keota area. The visit included inspections of cattle and feed at farms owned by Wayne Norman near Wellman Ed Hotle Stuart Brothers and Dave Teuscher all in Keota followed by a price trends discussion led by Herman Aaberg Iowa fieldman for the Chicago Producers Commission association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Washington and Keokuk County
Herman Aaberg
Iowa
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Wayne Norman
Wellman
Ed Hotle
Stuart Brothers
Dave Teuscher
U.S Canners Set Aside Percentages for 1942
To aid the armed forces, American canners plan to reserve portions of their crops in 1942. The tentative quotas include asparagus 44 percent lima beans 22 percent peas 38 percent corn 18 percent tomatoes 30 percent tomato juice 14 percent and apples 32 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Victorville Air Base graduation honors 19 Iowa cadets
Nineteen Hawkeyes from Iowa fields join 83 cadets at the Twin Motor Advanced Flying School in Victorville California as the first class to graduate from the $10 million base. Capt Morris R Weir of Cedar Rapids lauds the group, while the list names cadets by hometown including Des Moines Ames Dubuque Decorah and other Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorville
Calif
Army Air Base
Iowa Field
Victorville Field
Morris R. Weir
Cedar Rapids
S. K. Weir
Thirty-third Street
Capt. Weir
Front
Ralph D. Brown
Hinton
Harry W. Brotherton
Alden
Donald A. Rinisland
Muscatine
Willard G. Hatfield
Oskaloosa
Milos J. Hlavacek
Dubuque
William R. McAloon
Fall Bloom Plantings Expand Late Season Gardens
Gardeners report a shift to late bloom border plants for autumn displays as older favorites improve through selection and hybridization. Shasta daisies, Helianthus lilies, Gaillardins, and hardy perennials like asters and veronicas offer color, size, and extended bloom into October with new varieties such as Shasta Supreme Esther Reed and Sun God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Reed
Dr. Regal
Nyperion
Europe
Mt. Everest
Harrington
Queen Mary
Maggie Perry
Central City Woman Collects Slippers
Mrs. George Finney preserves a slipper collection of 140 items from 33 states and Cuba, featuring glass pieces in various patterns and an heirloom boot shaped match holder. She also maintains two large stamp albums in her spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finnay
States
Cuba
Girl Scout Leaders Meet in Des Moines for Regional Conference
Leaders of 55 000 Girl Scouts in Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas and Colorado gather in Des Moines for the eighth Covered Wagon region conference. The theme focuses on Girl Scout leadership its place in the nation today and tomorrow as they discuss the future of their proteges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Tomorse Row
Barn Burns on Ross Scanlon Farm Near Judson Lane
Fire destroyed the barn on the Ross Scanlon farm known as the Judson Lane place Thursday evening. Masonville fire company responded but could not save the building. A mower and corn cultivator were destroyed. no livestock was lost. The tenantry is the Oleiver Shaw family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonville
Ross Scanlon
Judson Lane Place
Masonville Fire Company
Oleiver Shaw
Committee approves loan to fund dredging in Storm Lake area
The Iowa Town legislative interim committee approved a $10,000 loan to the state conservation commission to continue dredging operations at Storm Lake and Lake Cornelia until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Stormlake
Lake Cornelia
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Albert McGowan
Amana
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