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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1941

Page

2

Iowa industry employment tops June in July for first time since 1937

Iowa industrial payrolls rose 1.1 percent from June to July, the largest 12 month gain since July 1937. Steel and iron works led the year’s employment and payroll gains, while railway car shops and the stone and clay industries also reported increases. Among 17 cities, Fort Dodge posted the biggest monthly rise, with several other cities showing smaller gains.

Des Moines Iowa Binea Fort Dodge Council Pluf Clinton Davenport Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Sioux City Burlington Fort Madison Newton Muscatine Waterloo Dubuque

Postville Couple Married Thursday

Bernice Burling daughter of Hale Burling Postville attorney and Carlton Mil laids son of Mrs Clara Mil laids and Barbara Fischer of St Louis were maid of honor Jonathan Fletcher Des Moines guest attended a reception at the bride’s father home The couple reside in Postville with Bernice a Stephens College instructor and Jonathan a 1935 University of Iowa graduate and local clothier and Postville Commercial Club president.

Gazette Postville Bernice Hale Burling Carlton Clara Millaids Barbara Fischer St. Louis Jonathan Fletcher Des Moines Ne High School Iowa State College Chi Omega Sorority Stephens College Schroeder University of Iowa Delta Upsilon Fraternity Postville Commercial Club

Wheatland to Open Sept. 2 With New Staff Contracts

Wheatland public schools plan to open on Tuesday September 2 with high school students enrolling September 1. New contracts signed include J C Clark superintendent and math physics instructor, Sylvia Bough science English typing and girls physical training, Charles Wentworth coach history manual training agriculture and economics, Frances Hooker home economics English Latin and gleen Paul Hultquist band.

Wheatland J. C. Clark Sylvia Bough Charles Wentworth Frances Hooker Paul Hultquist

Three Years For Drunk Driving in Grun dy Center

District Judge A B Lovejoy sentenced Henry Ro a farmhand to three years in the fortee on a new in te driving. Ro was involved in a three car accident last week injuring 12 people. Roberts, driving alone, sideswiped a car, then a third. He was unhurt. Roberts had two months in Black Hawk county jail and one year in the penitentiary on a similar charge.

Grundy Center A. B. Lovejoy Henry Ro Fort Eeee Roberts Black Hawk County

Maquoketa Couple Wed in Home Ceremony

Miss Marian Mitchell, daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Mitchell, wed Lloyd Heide son of Mr Amos Heide in a Maquoketa home ceremony. Elder John Heide officiated. Bridesmaid Irene Heide and best man Ralph Mitchell aided. The couple plans to reside in East Moline after a brief honeymoon.

Maquoketa Marian Mitchell George A. Mitchell Lloyd E. Heide Amos Heide John Heide Mitchell Irene Heide Ralph Mitchell Heide East Moline

Wilson appoints 99 county defense chairmen in Iowa

Gov George A Wilson named 99 county defense chairmen who will lead county defense councils under the civilian defense office. The list includes appointees across multiple counties such as Black Hawk Dubuque Grundy and Winneshiek with officials from Hager Waukon Vinton and Decorah among others.

Waterloo Buchanan L. G. Dodge Depend Delaware F. C. Grimes Celesig Dubuque Paul Smith Fayette R. V. Lucas Gelwein Grundy Vic Sieverding Grundy Center Iowa Ralph Jones Williamsburg Jackson Charles Winneshiek J.A. Nelson Decorah

Family in Belle Plaine Raised Sons to Serve in Wars

A Belle Plaine family builds a defense tradition through military service across generations. The father and mother nurtured four sons: Vernon L in Chicago defense work, Kenneth in the navy aboard the U S S Trenton, Harold Lynn in the army clerical role, and F Eugene drafted under the selective service act. The parents express pride in raising sons who joined the armed forces.

United States Hinkel Chicago Illinois Nationals Kenneth Hinkel Navy U. S. S. Trenton San Diego Honolulu Harold Lynn Army Fort Des Moines Jefferson Barracks F. Eugene Hinkel

North Western Engineer Retires After 48 Years

Belle Plaine incidentally notes Ed W Winslow a longtime passenger engineer on the northern Iowa division of North Western railway retired Aug 8 after 48 years of service. He began as an engine wiper in 1892 then varied roles including lunchroom work and fireman before his switch to the main line.

Belle Plaine Ed W. Winslow Northern Boone Clinton Bertha Tatman Winslows

Iowa Obituary Notices From Various Iowa Towns

Death notices from multiple Iowa communities report funeral services and burials for Peter R. Wood in Big Rock, A Leonhard of Columbus Junction, William S. Bailey of Ocelwein, and others. Surviving spouses, children, and relatives are listed. services held at churches and funeral homes with burials in local cemeteries.

Wheatland Peter R. Wood Emmanual Reformed Church Big Rock L. W. Hayter Presbyterian Church Woodlawn Cemetery Bailey Elmer West Union Roy Fort Madison Jesse Cedar Rapids Sarah Grey Ocelwein

Notice of Assessment Directive Ensures Rift Policy Review

By direction of the county council a notice directs an assessment review addressing a rift event. The document outlines a plan to investigate the issue, identify responsible parties, and implement policy changes to resolve the dispute.

Marvin Gone Tied For First In Iowa Exhibit

Iowa City UPI reports the Iowa traveling art exhibit closed June 3 in Davenport with awards to Eva M. Stoddard Des Moines Edwin Ford Irma Young Paul Gil Mrs Seneca Smith Fort Dodge and Melvin Johnson Waterloo. Gold plates were awarded for outstanding artists as judged by a committee including James Masterpole Oelwein and Senska Grinnell.

Iowa City Iowa Davenport Cedar Eva M. Stoddard Des Moines Edwin Ford Irma Young Paul Gil Seneca Smith Fort Dakae Melvin Johnson Waterloo James Masterpole Oelwein Senska Grinnell

Iowa City Briefs Highlight School Appointments and Honors

The Iowa City school board announced two principal appointments and five new teachers. Other items include a centennial mass for St Marys Church, a naval academy appointment for James A OBrien, and Maurice L Cahill trophy awarded for best Iowa Legion historical compilation by L E Clark.

Iowa City L. D. Greenawald Crimmings Grafton Henry Sabin Ward Orient W. Edna Long Council Bluffs Lincoln H P. Rohlman Davenport Thomas E Roy L. Chopek Legion Maurice L. Cahill Iowa Des Moines L. E. Clark

Local Legion Names Officers In American Post

First vice commander Dahmen er, George Harrington adjutant and finance officer Mark Young, sergeant-at-arms John Loetz, and chaplain Art Hien thorn are announced as officers. The group fills key roles in the post leadership.

Dahmener George Harrington Mark Young John Loetz Art Hienthorn

Mesquakie Powwow Opens As Hundreds Witness Old Dances

Special to The Gazette describes the Mesquakie Powwow opening with visitors from various states. Sean Bear briefs on the canism theme while spectators admire girls in beadwork. A white man Vern Prosser will be inducted into the Wolf clan with an Indian name on Saturday.

Mes Sean Bear Leo Vern Prosser Waterloo Prosser Untary Church of the Open Bible Geneva

Aurora School Hires Four New Instructors

Supt. H. M. Perry announces four new instructors for Aurora school. Mollison of Inter replaces Edward Nelson assigned to military service. Hunt of Fayette takes home economics and science succeeding Groom who goes to Steamboat Rock. Perry and coach Nechavicky are rehired. Kerr of Winthrop will teach grammar room after teaching intermediate grades last year.

Aurora H. M. Perry Mollison Inter Edward Nelson Eleanor Hunt Fayette Jane Groom Steamboat Rock Jean Saintendent Perry William Nechavicky Dorothy Kerr Winthrop

Mac Baby Monkey Born at Maquoketa Draws Attention

Maquoketa hosts an unusual exhibit with a 1.5 pound Rhesus monkey named Mac. The infant attracts spectators at the Art B. Thomas show as the mother allows food from viewers and the crowd watches affectionate moments and early training cues.

Mac Maquoketa B. Thomas Lulu Belle Jimmy

Selective Service Calls For 776 Men In Iowa

DES MOINES AP Iowa selective service announces a new draft call for 776 men in the Iowa area for September 3 through 26. Robert L. Fulton notes 35 of the draftees will be assigned to Fort Crook. The total drafted in Iowa reaches 13,035.

Iowa Des Moines Iowa Secorps Robert L. Fulton Fort Crook

Iowa City Soldier Ends Life In Camp

Relatives of Wayne A. Martin report he enlisted on February 25. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Martin of Iowa City and had attended the University of Iowa engineering college for three years.

Iowa City INS Wayne A. Martin Pam Friday Martin Fred A. Martin University of Iowa Engineering College

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