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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1941

Page

20

August and September Brides Elect in Local Weddings

Belva Arlene Davis of West Branch to wed Chester Vincent of West Liberty at the Davis home at 4 today. Kenneth Rottman to marry Ruth Evelyn Dill Aug 16 at the Dill home. Eileen C Joyce to wed James A Spaight Sept 6. Helen Michalek to marry William J Fallis Aug 19 at Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids.

Belva Arlene Davis T. M. Davis West Branch Chester Vincent Everett Vincent West Liberty Davis Miss Davis John Dill Second Street Ruth Evelyn Kenneth Rottman Anna Rottman Fifteenth Avenue Dill Samuel Ramaker First Reformed Church Joseph Michalek Helen William J. Fallis William Fallis Fairfax Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids

Council Bluffs Still Holds To Volunteering Tradition

AP reports Council Bluffs has a long volunteer military record with no drafts from Pottawatomie board No. 1 and one draft from board No. 2. Notable local figures include Grenville M. Dodge and Lt. Col. Matt Tinley, with units from the guards, infantry, and mobile hospital earning honors. Harold Thomas is the only city resident drafted, serving at Fort Eustis.

Council Bluffs Pottawatomie Bluffs Board No. 2 Board No. 1 Army Navy Marines Coast Guard Iowa City Missouri River Utah M. A. Tinley Grenville M. Dodge Lincoln Dodge Fourth Iowa Infantry Dodge Battery Missouri Tennessee Army Sherman W. H. Kinsman Dennis B. Dailey Dodger Guard Frank France 168Th Tinley Mobile Hospital No. 1 Donald MacRae George Wright National Guard Camp Beauregard Camp Brownwood Tex Harold Thomas Coast Artillery Fort Eustis Newport News

Mistakes in Dress Right and Wrong On Trick Shoes

Fashion notes warn against most trick shoes except for play or evening wear. Hollywood designer Edward Stevenson urges plain pumps for street wear, while bold heels and jeweled or colored styles suit evening or resort looks in limited cases. Dorothy Comingore and Anna Lee illustrate stylish but careful footwear choices.

Edward Stevenson Hollywood Dorothy Comingore Mr. Stevenson Anna Lee

Tagore’s Last Poem Reported Before Death

Sir Rabindranath Tagore died this week and wrote his final poem titled Death on the day he underwent an operation in July. The remark comes from the Exchange Telegraph agency’s Calcutta report.

London Rabindranth Tagore Exchange Telegraph Agency Calcutta

Rock Island Awards 15 Mile Main Line Construction

The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad awarded contracts to Condon and Kiewit for 15 miles of main line between Mercer and Princeton Missouri to remove heavy grades and tight curves. A second contract to Alexander and Repass will build a new bridge over the Grand river near Princeton. Work to start immediately and take about 10 months to finish.

Chicago Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Condon and Kiewit Omaha Mercer Princeton Mercer Hill Upper Ozark Range Alexander and Repass Des Moines Grand River

Geneseo Community Day draws hundreds with full program

Traer and Geneseo host their twelfth annual community day at Geneseo Consolidated School grounds. A noon chicken dinner, night chicken supper, sports, baby show, fancy work, quilt exhibit, Geneseo girls sextet, two one act plays and an afternoon address by Fred K. Bruene, Gladbrook. Softball pits Traer against Geneseo. Evening features The Villain Still Pursued Her and a play by Black Hawk county Junior Farm Bureau.

TRAER Geneseo Community Church Geneseo Consolidated School Geneseo Girls Fred K. Bruene Gladbrook Tama County Farm Bureau Geneseo Villian Anothe Black Hawk County

July Wool Trade Dominated By Needs On Gov't Orders

Boston wool trade in July centered on fulfilling new government contracts for woolen and worsted goods. Contracts awarded early July triggered buying to cover raw materials, boosting July volume especially for domestic territory wools. Some activity occurred in foreign wools as contracts allowed blends. Prices varied across fleece wools with small lots and eased grease values overall.

Gov't Boston

Advisory FSA Committee Named In Cedar County

A Cedar County group of leading farmers and businessmen selected to assist the Farm Security Administration in Cedar County. The rural rehabilitation committee includes Herman.

FSA Cedar County Tipton Farm Security Administration Herman

Farm debt advisory committee names regional members

The report lists members including Bruce H. Hambright Bennett Amos J Suchomel Solon and R D Win across communities Wiebel London Edward F Walshire Mechanicsville and Bennett with roles on the advisory panel.

Adult Education Focuses on Literacy and Citizenship in Iowa

Iowa WPA adult education shifts fall emphasis to literacy and Americanization as funding declines. Since start, over 3,000 people have become U S citizens through naturalization courses. State Administrator George J. Keller says general classes are cut to preserve teacher positions for citizenship work. Dr W D Houlette notes outreach to aliens with patriotic groups aiding efforts. Community advisory committees assist non citizens in pursuing citizenship.

Des Moines Iowa WPA United States George J. Keller W. D. Houlette

Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Phil DeLeu

Mr and Mrs Phil DeLeu celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at home in Brooklyn with open house during the day and evening. Born in Belgium and Holland respectively, they married at St Marys church in Moline and later farmed in Poweshiek county before moving to Brooklyn in 1937. Their adopted son Frank Cornelis resides on the home farm.

Brooklyn Phil DeLeu Mr. DeLeu Belgium Mrs. DeLeu Holland America St. Mary’s Church Moline

Holsteins Dominate U S Dairy Herds

Nearly half of the United States dairy cattle are Holsteins, underscoring the breed's overwhelming role in milk production. The statistic highlights the prominence of Holsteins among dairy herds nationwide.

United States

Wing Tips From Loyal Meek Highlight Local Flight Interest

George Washington Potter of Alburnett, age 68, flies at Saxon field with Ted Saxon though unsure of solo flight, reflecting growing civilian aviation. Iowa lists 1882 pilots and 468 planes as of July 1, with aviation expanding despite wartime constraints. Local pilots Paul Engel and son Bill, along with Ted Saxon and family, travel for business and reunions, while five ships carry nine people to an aviation breakfast in De Witt.

George Washington Potter Alburnett Saxon Field Ted Saxon Mr. Potter Iowa C.A.A Paul Engel Bill Mason City Estherville de Witt Taylor Crafts Darrel Johnson George Shull Bill Clark Eldred Bender Saxon

Fleming Heads Local Post of Rainbow Vets

W. J. Fleming was elected president of the local post of the Veterans of the Rainbow division at a meeting held Thursday evening on the Joe Kroupa farm northwest of Cedar Rapids. Other officers elected were Harlow Robinson as vice president Frank Matus as secretary treasurer and Lyle Walker as chaplain.

W. J. Fleming Highland Drive Veterans of the Rainbow Division Joe Kroupa Cedar Rapids Harlow Robinson Frank Matus Lyle Walker

Australia Mobilized For War Effort As Nation Delayed

A government report shows 600000 Australians are under arms or ready for immediate mobilization. The figures will guide manpower allocation among fighting services war industry and essential civil defense.

Canberra Australia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Dill Wilson High School Mr. Rottman Wilton High School The Williams and Hunting Company Giles Joyce Seventh Street Eileen C James A. Spaight Leonard Spaight Tenth Street Belva Davis Ruth Evelyn Dill Lasswell Photo Eileen Joyce Helen Michalek Rainbow Unit Alice L. Tildesley Tagore Rock Island BIG Shoe Store Second Ave. SE Toman's Oman Florist Homemakers State Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Emporia Kan Preston Doerfler Thirty-fourth Street Western Adjustment Company George W. Potter Fleming Rainbow Vets Davenport McNamara Homemakers Shop First Avenue East
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