Women on the Farm with Mrs Lawrence Gienapp Near Manchester
Mrs Lawrence Gienapp of a 200 acre farm eight miles northeast of Manchester discusses farming without a hired man, her livestock changes including New Hampshires, garden harvests and canning, 4-H involvement, church and Grange roles, antiques hobby, reading and needlework, and her voting stance on Hickenlooper with Japan and Germany cessation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gienapp
Manchester
Delaware County
The
Missionary Society and
Ladies Aid
First Methodist Church
Oneida Grange
Bed Making for Large Patient
Mary Beard narrates the challenge of changing sheets for a large patient and offers a step by step method. A cadet nurse describes the exertion, and the article emphasizes organizing materials and a careful routine to move and cover the patient safely and efficiently.
Restoring Leather Bags with Cleaning and Polishing Tips
The guide outlines removing contents, cleaning leather with specialized fluid, and wiping surfaces with damp cloth. It covers brushing suede or ante lope, touching up faded areas with stain shoe polish, achieving a mirror finish with neutral cream polish, and protecting metal trims with polish and clear nail polish. For severely worn bags, professional refinishing is advised as a costlier but practical option.
Doris Lee Smith and John Bedient Wed At Westminster
Doris Lee Smith and John L Bedient married at Westminster Presbyterian church in a 10 a m ceremony. Dr David I Berger officiated as relatives and friends attended including Phyllis Melbreth and Douglas Andersee. The couple planned a Cedar Rapids home after a trip to Rochester Minnesota and Mrs Goodridge noted Bedients marine discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Doris Lee Smith
John I. Smith
Thirteenth Street SE
John L. Bedient
T. H. Goodridge
Sixth Avenue SE
David I. Berger
Bedient
Phyllis Melbreth
Douglas Anderse
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Rochester
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Goodridge
Marines
South Pacific
John Smith
Omaha
Neb
Madoran EF. Smith
Honolulu
T. H
Thomas Newman
Albert Lea
Patricia Goslin Weds Cliff Meloan in Immaculate Conception Rites
Miss Patricia Jeanne Goslin daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Goslin and Cliff Taylor Meloan petty officer first class son of Mr and Mrs Clifton Meloan of Marion were married Thursday at 7 PM in the Immaculate Conception church. The Rt Rev Msgr John M Molloy assisted by Rev Bernard Collins. Music by Miss Louis Buck. Attendants included Miss Mary Margaret Goslin and Dr D E Grim. Sixty guests attended a reception at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids. Out of town guests from Waterloo and other areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Jeanne Goslin
E. C. Goslin
Fourth Avenue SE
Cliff Taylor Meloan
Clifton Meloan
Marion
Immaculate Conception Church
John M. Molloy
Bernard Collins
Louis Buck
Mary Margaret Goslin
D. E. Grim
Harold Miner
Meloan
Immaculate Conception School
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Grim Optical Company
Navy
Little Creek
Melean
Cedar Rapids
R. F. Goslin
Sharon
Anne
Michael
T. H. Howe
Waterloo
Varvaris Hosts 200 at St John the Baptist Baptism Dinner
Mr and Mrs Alex Varvaris of 309 Sinclair Ave SE entertained about 200 guests at a parish dinner after the baptism confirmation and first communion of their daughter Evangeline age five months. The ceremony was conducted by Rt Rev Gerasimos Elias of Chicago with Assistants Rev John E Pallas and Rev Stamatios Sarrinicolaou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Varvaris
Sinclair Avenue
St. John the Baptist Hellenic Orthodox Church
Evangeline
Gerasimos Elias
Chicago
Diocese of
Gerasimos
John E. Pallas
St. John the Baptist Church
Stamatios Sarrinicolaou
War reporter Tom Treanor dies after jeep and tank collision near Paris
American Third Army reports Tom Treanor 35 a renowned NBC Los Angeles Times and Cedar Rapids Gazette war correspondent died from injuries after a Sherman tank ran over his jeep at a crossroads. Two other correspondents were injured and his widow Eleanor Stimson Treanor survives with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Army
HDQ
Tom Treanor
F Rontline
Treanor
NBC
Los Angeles Times
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Charles Shaw
CBS
Lemans
Paris
China
England
Eleanor Stimson Treanor
Thomas
Marshall
Cordelia
Cedar Rapids Ceremony Sees Varvaris Family Ties Highlight
In Waterloo Nick Parris served as god father and Mrs Persia Vorgo rotsis of Minot South Dakota a cousin of Mr Varvaris was godmother. Guests in the Varvaris home who came to Cedar Rapids for the ceremony included Mrs Jim Varvaris of Chicago sister in law Mrs John Barlos and her daughter Miss Helen Barlos of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Nick Parris
Persia Vorgorotsis
Minot
S. D
Varvaris
Cedar Rapids
Jim Varvaris
Chicago
John Barlos
Helen Barlos
German Amazon Killed in Normandy Tank Battle
British front reports a German woman soldier found dead during the Normandy clash near Viessoix and Burcy. She wore German uniform with silver star badge, her hair spilling from a helmet, and a wallet photograph shows her with three male soldiers. A nearby Panzer uniformed soldier lay dead, identified beside her in a group photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Wehrmacht
Bulge
Vire
Viessoix
Burcy
100000 Work on Nazi Line Reported by Stockholm Sources
London Daily Mirror quotes Stockholm reports that 100000 German slave laborers are re conditioning the Siegfried line and constructing new fortifications as Nazis prepare a major stand along this line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Daily Mirror
Stockholm
Siegfried Line
Hitler Then Defends Every Foot of Occupied France
CHARTRES France Adolf Hitler with General von Rundstedt toured local military installations about six weeks ago French Patriot sources say a quarrel occurred over defense plans. Rundstedt urged withdrawal to German borders to concentrate troops and supplies while Hitler insisted on defendingoccupied France without retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartres
France
Ins
Adolf Hitler
von Rundstedt
Hitler
Patriots Lose Faith In Vast Reinforcement Push
The Patriots believed large reinforcements would arrive but expected only scattered divisions due to German communications disruption and air attacks on supply lines.
Slow Improvement For Mme Chiang
Mme Chiang Kai shek continues rest in Rio de Janeiro with slow but steady health gains. A bulletin by two Brazilian physicians says full recovery will take several months and emphasizes continued complete rest for the duration of the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Various Minor Thefts Reported to Police
P R Aldershot reported a tire tube and wheel stolen from his car parked at his home during the night. Margie Underberg said her purse with 14.10 dollars in cash and personal items was taken from under a Woolworth lunch counter between 10 15 and 10 30 am. A bicycle valued at 25 dollars belonged to Cecil McFatridge and was reported stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Aldershot
First Street
Margie Underberg
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Woolworth’s
Cecil McFatridge
Theft reported at Daniels Park and car parts taken
A man told police a theft occurred at Daniels Park between 6:15 and 6:30 p.m. Monday. Leroy Jayne reported wiring and distributor parts were stolen from his car parked at 1123 Thirteenth Avenue SE, with the top distributor cap missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue NE
Daniels Park
Leroy Jayne
Cedar Rapids
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Lt Col Peter Topic Awarded Bronze Star in Italy Front
Lt Col Peter L. Topic, a staff officer with an infantry division on the Fifth Army front in Italy, receives the Bronze Star for exemplary service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Topic
Bronze
Peter L. Topic
Italy
Cedar Rapids Soldier Wins Bronze Star for Logistics Service
A war department notice released Tuesday to The Gazette confirms Col. Topic, who joined in 1941 and moved from Cedar Rapids to Louisiana with the national guard, was awarded the Bronze Star for tireless leadership. The citation credits his planning and attention to detail for aiding combat supply success. his wife and two children reside at 501 Twenty-sixth Street SE, with Mrs. Topic born Virginia Chandler of Memorial Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
The
Gazette
Topic
Cedar Rapids
Louisiana
National Guard
501
Twenty-sixth Street
Virginia Chandler
Everett Andler
Memorial Drive
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferne Gater
New
Gloria
Farm Bureau
Hickenlooper
Germany
Japan
Naomi Doebel
Mary Beard
American Red Cross
Wieners
Oleo
Buehler Bros
Iowa
John Bedient
Westminster
Patricia Goslin
Cliff Meloan
Entertain
Lydia E. Pinkham
Englander Mattresses
A.W. Peterson CO
Chiang
Home Specialty Store
First Avenue NE
Killian
Burlington
Union Bus Depot
N. W
Illinois Gas
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