Community Nutrition Service Seen as Model for Defense
Cedar Rapids hosts the Community Nutrition Service at 40 City Hall. Directed by Miss Lucy Simpson with a 30-member volunteer corps, the unit provides free nutrition aid to individuals and organizations, aiding national defense by improving food and health. The program, funded by Junior League campaigns, guides families, schools, and agencies with menus, cooking classes, and diet counseling, and is praised as a national model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ationat Defense
Ranm
National Defense Advisors Commission
Wilson
Cedar Rapid
America
Community Nutrition Office
Cedar Rapids
Nutrition Service
Cedar Rapids Project
Lucy Simpson
University of Minnesota
Junior League
Community Nutrition Service Contacts in Social Agencies Network
The item lists groups and institutions such as Community Nutrition Service Medical Relief Service Social Welfare Department Childrens Home Sunshine Mission Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Council of Social Agencies Shanis PTA and others connected to diet education and budgeting through interviews and pamphlets at The Gazette Readers and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
WPA
Linn County
Linn Dept OF Social Welfare
Relief Office
YMCA
YWCA
Pamph
Social Welfare Department
Childrens Home Junior Chamber of Commerce
Housekeeping
Hoausre Sunshine Mission
Weeiaa Ywoa Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Council of Social Agencies
Shanis Pta
Asen Retail Grocers’ Association
Hes Coe College
St Lukes Hospital
Red Cross Woman's Club
the Gazette
Iowa Clubs Set Convention With Noted Speakers
The Woman's committee led by Mrs Sewell plans a convention featuring Dr Charles Finley of Iowa State College on "Education and the National Defense." Agnes Samuelson will present the address, with a junior clubwomen violin concert by Niemack of Iowa State. Major speakers include Miss Mai Sze on "China in Focus" and Dr Lews L. Mann from Chicago on public welfare. District directors will discuss "The Federation in Review" and scholarships will host Mrs Volney Taylor in Brownsville. The afternoon features Lieut Col William H. Donaldson on military camp recreation and Karl Bolander on "Color How to Use It." James Dolliver will lead a citizenship program with Judge Richard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Finley
Iowa State College
Agnes Samuelson
Des Moines
Department of Education
Education
Itz A Niemack
Niemack
Marshalltown
Mann
Sinai Congregational Church
Chicago
Yale University
David Lennox, Jr
Federation
R L. Evans
North English
Henry Kruse
Hale
C W Maplethorpe
Toledo
Clarence A Knutson
Clear Lake
C S Hickman
Centerville
William Seidler
Jamaica
Frank C. Boyle
Pacific Junction
L. H Ladd
Pomeroy
Fred C. Lovrien
Spencer
W. H. Davidson
Burlington
Volney Taylor
Brownsville
Tex
Taylor
Department of Fine Arts
Henry Taylor
Bloomfield
William H. Donaldson
Omaha
Seventh Military Area
Karl Bolander
Cleveland
Ohio
National Art Hobby Guild
Louis Anderson
Fort Dodge
Division of Art
Bolander
Art Museum
United States
Carroll Binder
Department of Press and Publicity
W. R Foor
Cedar Rapids
Binder
Foreign News Service
Chicago Daily News
England
Russia
Italy
Clifford Boyer
Sioux City
James Dolliver
American Legion
Webster County
Richard
Lucille Sonka and Edmund Michael Wed In Church Ceremony
Lucille Sonka daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sonka rural route 1 married Edmund W Michael son of Mr and Mrs George Michael of Walker at St Wen ceslaus church Wednesday at 9 am The Rev J A Surovy officiated with Easter lilies pink roses ferns and tapers the bride wore iv ory slipper satin with Chantilly lace and a long train The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Frank Rohlena Jr and a pale blue veil wedding details continue with vows and ceremony spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Sonka
John Sonka
Edmund W. Michael
George Michael
Walker
St. Wenceslaus Church
J. A. Surovy
Frank Rohlena, Jr
Convention speakers set for civic themes and events
Governor Mitchell George A. Wilson will welcome delegates as Mrs. Frederic Beggs of Paterson New Jersey closes the program with Implications of Continental Solidarity. The event includes dinners luncheons teas and club activities for Iowa federation delegates ending with a reception for officers.
Wedding at Michael farm northwest of Walker
Miss Marie Klouda and Miss Mary Kelly served as bridesmaids with pale pink net veils and pink rose and cornflower tiaras. Frank Rohlena Jr. was best man. Jerome Sonka and Leonard Michael were ushers. A 65 guest reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with a three tier cake and white decor. The couple will reside on the Michael farm after May 1. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trenda and Angeline. A Legion auxiliary card party is set for Wednesday at 8 pm in the Memorial building auditorium with table prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Klouda
Mary Kelly
Frank Rohlena, Jr
Jerome Sonka
Leonard Michael
Danceland
Michael Farm
Walker
Joseph Trenda
New Prague
Minn
Angeline
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Dorris Birdsell to Wed Donald Kofron in Fort Dodge
Announcement from Fort Dodge reports the marriage of Dorris Birdsell to Donald J. Kofron. The ceremony is set for May 11 at the First Methodist Church with Rev. C. E. Flynn officiating. The couple is from Fort Dodge and their families are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Bollen
David W. Lehti
Glenn A. Mcl Collister
Walter A. Kansky
Donald Kofron
Birdsell
Fort Dodge
M. E. Birdsell
Dorris
Donald J. Kofron
F. J. Kofron
Twenty-eighth Avenue
First Methodist Church of
C. E. Flynn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Community Nutrition Service
P T
Woman's Club
Coe College
Red Cross
National Defense
Drisorbene
Hepner
Dempsey
Dempsey's
Oscar Workman
Second Ave
Dial
Iowa
Woman's Committee
Edmund Michael
Lasswell Studio
Third Avenue SE
Paramount Theater
Bidg
The
Iowa Federation
Blandon Memorial Gallery
Woman's Club House
Farm Bureau
Country Club
Baptist Church
Killian’s
Machen, R.N
Machen
R. N
Jean Joyce
Second Fleet
the Killian Company
Legion Auxiliary
Killian
U.S
Turdays
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!