Legion Auxiliary Map Civilian Defense Plans
The American Legion and Auxiliary discussed civilian defense at a Marion meeting after dinner. Civilians over 18 are invited to register December 18 and 19 at the Legion hall, open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. A committee for the underprivileged was named, funds donated to Goodfellows, Boy Scout, and Red Cross. A benefit entertainment is planned for December 23 to aid the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Hall
Marion
R. E. Leidigh
Earl Welsher
Henry Cooper
Springville
A. J
Red Cross
A. R. McElwain
Des Moines Hospital
Auxiliary
Tom Barkwill
Scout Officers Presented At Linn District Meeting
New Linn district Boy Scouts officers were announced by K V McNeil at a Monday night Methodist church supper. Appointments include Chairman E J Miller Vice Chairman G L Hill Lisbon Commissioner H S Robson and several at large members from Marion Mt Vernon Mt Zion Springville and Central City. Court of honor awarded second class first class merit badges and junior leadership certificates to multiple scouts from troops 35 38 44 and 56 with Dick Ford and Paul Hutchins receiving introductory training certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Boy Scouts of America
K. V. McNeil
Central City
E. J. Miller
G. L. Hill
Lisbon
H. S. Robson
Marion
M. G. Linkletter
Louis Ross
Lester Boettscher
K. E. Cornell
Bill McCann
Hal Kinser
Tom Kemble
Bill Page
Tom Kersle
Edward Wainright
Junior Datfield
Darrell Mills
Corwin F. Hartzell
Mt. Zion
Dick Ford
Paul Hutchins
Prairie Chapel Garden Club Hosts Christmas Party
The Prairie Chapel Garden club met Monday at the homes of Mrs. A. E. Miller and Mrs. Glenn Miller. The program featured carols, a Christmas tea hosted by Mrs. Irvin Scott, an article on The Origin and Development of Vegetables by Mrs. Ralph Michel, and a Christmas recitation by Norma Nelson. Mrs. Forrest Hann explained a decorative table centerpiece used at tea, with Mrs. Miller pouring. Grab bags for members and children accompanied the event, and tea was served to 21 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Chapel Garden Club
A. E. Miller
Glenn Miller
Irvin Scott
Ralph Michel
Norma Nelsom
Forrest Hann
Mayor Mullin Receives Tire Ban Order From Washington
Mayor John Mullin received a letter from Leon Henderson, director of civilian supply in Washington, D. C., ordering all sales and delivery of new tires and tubes halted until December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mullin
Leon Henderson
Civilian Supply
Washington, D. C
Marion lodge hosts Blazing Star Circle instruction
Marion lodge No. 6 A F and A M hosted the Blazing Star Circle school of instruction for Blue lodges with representations from Olin Monticello Mechanicsville Springville Mt Vernon Cedar Rapids and Marion. Refreshments were served to 57 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
A. F
A. M
Blazing Star Circle
Olin
Monticello
Mechanicsville
Springville
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Cary club Christmas luncheon at Mrs. Phelps home
A one o'clock luncheon and Christmas program marked the Cary club meeting at Mrs. L. M. Phelps home. Seventeen covers were arranged among a large table and two small ones with red tapers. The club voted to donate $2 to the Goodfellows fund. Mrs. J. A. Beeson read a Christmas story titled Holly on the Door. Gifts were exchanged and Mrs. Phelps was assisted by Mrs. Irvin Ford and Mrs. E. V. Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Club
Red Cross Civilian Defense Class Set for Rural Mothers Club
Mrs J Franklin Parsons and Mrs K E Cornell will instruct a civilian defense class on home nursing and care of the sick. The session is Wednesday at 2 p m in the library auditorium for the Rural Mothers club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Parsons
K. E. Cornell
Red Cross
Rural Mothers Club
Fox Lodge Meeting Notice for Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Fox lodge number 319 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Memorial Hall
Betty Jewell Moore Weds Lyle H Peterson in Des Moines
Betty Jewell Moore and Lyle H Peterson were married in Des Moines on a Saturday ceremony conducted by Rev. W J Bucklin of Chadwick NL. Attendant Anna Pearl Moore, Richard Little of Marion. The couple will reside in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Moore
Betty Jewell
Lyle H. Peterson
Des Moines
W. J. Bucklin
Lutheran Church
Chadwick
Plaza Hotel
Anna Pearl Moore
Richard Little
Marion
Marion High School
Hans Peterson
Paris Dye Company
Dickey’s Grocery
Des Moines Ordnance Plant
Peterson
Handicraft Club No 1 Holds Christmas Party at RV Cafe
The Handicraft club No. 1 held a Monday evening Christmas party and dinner at the RV cafe with i2 covers. Hurricane lamps with red candles were used as favors, and white tapers in red holders with red glasses decorated the tables. Gifts were distributed from a large snowball. Five Hundred was played. Mrs. LeRoy Benedict won first prize and Mrs. Louis Mekota took the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handicraft Club No. 1
RV Cafe
LeRoy Benedict
Louis Mekota
Christmas Party At Mrs Blakeslee Home
Miss Virginia Howe entertained her Sunday school class at a Methodist party Monday evening at Mrs. Fred Blakeslee’s home. A picnic supper followed by games ended with the girls presenting Miss Howe a gift. Attending were Shirley Shaefer Marilyn Hayes Dorothy Ratliff Geraldine Smith Lois Paris Lucile Domer Cleo Van Fossen Lorene Austin Janice Hutchison and Beulah Bleckford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Howe
Methodist Sunday School
Fred Blakeslee
Miss Howe
Shirley Shaefer
Marilyn Hayes
Dorothy Ratliff
Geraldine Smith
Lois Paris
Lucile Domer
Cleo van Fossen
Lorene Austin
Janice Hutchison
Beulah Bleckford
Jersey Creamine Milk and Fresh Eggs Ad
Wood Acres promotes Jersey Creamine milk at 35c per gallon for skimmed milk 10c per gallon and fresh eggs from Geo. L. Wood. Local dairy advertisement highlights low prices and farm offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Wood Acres
Geo. L. Wood
Safe Cress Visits Owatonna Homes This Week
Safe Cress of Owatonna Minnesota visits the Irvin Scott Clyde Scott and Hugh Hutton homes this week. He worked in the Marion area when young and has not visited for about 30 years.
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Safe Cress
Owatonna
Minn
Irvin Scott
Clyde Scott
Hugh Hutton
Cress
Marion
Gift Hat Free With Overcoats In Holiday Sale
Advertisement notes Ed Sigfred Company offers a free gift hat with every overcoat or topcoat purchase. Sale runs through Christmas.
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Ed Sigfred Co
Visit of Des Moines couple to Mrs Fontaine’s home
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Quinn of Des Moines arrived Saturday for a visit in the home of Mrs. Quinn's sister, Mrs. S. A. Fontaine. Mrs. Quinn remained until Tuesday, when she returned to Des Moines. Mrs. Fontaine and Mrs. Quinn spent Monday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fielman at Newhall.
Women of Marion township hold second lesson on health and defense
At Mrs. Richard Straley's home Monday, women attended the second lesson on Food for Health and National Defense. Miss Margaret Stewart, home demonstration agent, spoke on Methods in Food Preparation and led a health discussion. A demonstration meal was served at noon. The next meeting will be Jan. 19.
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Marion Township
Richard Straley
Margaret Stewart
Wanted local girl for store work Cruzen Appliance
An advertisement seeks a local girl for store work at Cruzen Appliance. The brief notice requests applicants suited for retail duties.
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Cruzen
Christmas Program At Big Head School
Pupils of Big Head school under Miss Doris Ford present a Christmas program Thursday at and p.m. The public is invited.
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Big Head School
Doris Ford
Grove City Rebekah Lodge Kids Party Friday Evening
The Grove City Rebekah Lodge No. 35 hosts a children's party Friday at 7 30 p m in I O C F hall. Gifts will be exchanged.
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The
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
C.F. Hall
Owen's Cut Rate Drug Offer Gift Savings Storewide
A store full of gifts at savings for all at Owen's Cut Rate Drug. Shoppers could find discounted items across departments with seasonal specials and clearance offers throughout the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Emma Parizek Returns Home From Iowa City Visit
Emma Parizek, who spent four weeks visiting Fairfax Swisher and Iowa City, has returned to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Parizek
Fairfax
Swisher
Iowa City
Marion
Toasters and Sandwich Toasters Discounted at Cruzon Appliance
Cruzon Appliance advertises toasters at 1.29 and sandwich toasters at 1.49. The short sale listing promotes kitchen appliances with fixed sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruzon
Marion Business Girls Club to Hold Surgical Dressings Class
The Marion Business Girls club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the library auditorium for a dressings class led by Mrs Lumer Lawrence and Mrs Harlan Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Business Girls Club
Lumer Lawrence
Harlan Knight
Marion Boys Jack Taylor and Arthur Dodd Enlist in Marines
Jack Taylor and Arthur Dodd, Marion youths who enlisted Monday in the Marine Corps, will depart Friday for San Diego California for training and assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Taylor
Arthur Dodd
Marion
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Robes on Display At Ed Sigfred Co Advertisement
Retail ad touts a display of robes with prices from 2.95 to 12.50 guiding shoppers to Ed Sigfred Co. for robe purchases and sale details.
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Ed Sigfred Co
Mrs W W Moore Week in Des Moines with Husband
Mrs W W Moore is the week in Des Moines with her husband who is employed in the ordnance plant at Ankeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Moore
Des Moines
Ordnance
Ankeny
Tree trimming spree at Storm's Advertisement
Local item notes abundant tree trimmings available at Storm's Advertisement, inviting residents to explore yard waste options and seasonal greenery supplies.
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Storm’s
Lions Club Turkey Dinner For Marion Boys
The Lions club will host its annual turkey dinner for underprivileged boys in Marion. The event will take place Wednesday at 6 30 pm at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Marion
Presbyterian Church
City choirs to rehearse cantata Wednesday at Methodist church
The combined choirs of the city will meet Wednesday at 7 30 P M to rehearse a cantata to be presented Sunday evening. The rehearsal will be at the Methodist church.
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Methodist Church
West Marion Garden Club Picnic Hosts Members
Mrs. George Michel entertained the West Marion Garden club Monday. A picnic supper was served to 59 guests. A boys' quartet, under Miss Rose, provided music.
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George Michel
West Marion Garden
Christmas Concert Features Violin and Guitar Ensemble
Miss Wilcox played a violin obli gato with Bonnie Carey as accompanist while Geraldine Kassler and Denis Etzel contributed guitar numbers. Christmas carols were sung by the group and a grab bag was a feature of the entertainment.
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Miss Wilcox
Bonnie Carey
Geraldine Kassler
Denis Etzel
Christmas Party for Cheerful Companions Families
Members of the Cheerful Companions class at the Christian church and their families will gather in the church basement Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. for a Christmas party. Attendees are asked to bring 10 cent gifts for their children.
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Cheerful Companions
The
Christian Church
North Marion Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Adams Home
The North Marion Garden club meets Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L. C. Adams. A picnic luncheon will be served at noon and gifts will be exchanged.
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North Marion
Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Host Christmas Party
The sword and Third divisions of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will be entertained at a Christmas party Friday evening at the home of Mrs. L. A. at 937 Eighth Street. Ten-cent gifts will be exchanged.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Mrs Bowdish Hosts Child Study Club Meeting
Mrs Paul Bowdish of 1521 Eleventh Street will host the Child Study club gathering on Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Paul Bowdish
Eleventh Street
Child Study Club
Marion Business Girls Club Doll Dressing Meeting
Members are asked to meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Miss Ruth Stanton's home to dress dolls for the city's needy children.
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Marion Business Girls Club
Ruth Stanton
Mrs Blakeslee Hosts Monday Club Desert Luncheon
Mrs. Fred Blakeslee at 930 Seventeenth Street entertained the Monday club with a desert luncheon after which contract was played.
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Fred Blakeslee
Seventeenth Street
Miss Adeliza Daniels Hosts Women's Association Event
Miss Adeliza Daniels will host the Woman's Association of the Congregational Church on Wednesday at 2 30 p m.
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Adeliza Daniels
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Choir Rehearsal Schedule At Local Churches
The Christian church choir meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday for a short rehearsal before moving to the Methodist church at 7 30 for joint choir practice. Junior choir members should assemble at 4 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. for readiness.
Congregational Church Choir Plans Wednesday Practice
The Congregational church choir will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Karl Kendall home for rehearsal.
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Congregational Church
Karl Kendall
Australians Bomb Jap Supply Ship Near Greenwich Island
Australian aircraft bombed a Japanese supply ship of about 4 000 tons with visible results near Greenwich Island 650 miles northeast of New Guinea, an official communique said Tuesday.
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Canberra
Australia
Greenwich Island
New Guinea
Continental buffet and style show Thursday noon ads
City briefs advertise a Continental buffet and style show on Thursday at noon hosted by Renee at the hotel. The notice promotes the event as a luncheon with fashion highlights and attendees urged to reserve spots.
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Renee
Mrs. C. A. Cramer Returns from Chicago Visit
Mrs. C. A. Cramer of 2317 Fifth avenue SE returns home after being summoned to Chicago due to the illness of her sister Eldora McKernan.
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C. A. Cramer
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Eldora McKernan
Homecrafters Club to Meet at R L Whelan Home
The Homecrafters club will meet Tuesday night at the home of R L Whelan 2208 Bever Avenue SE.
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Homecrafters Club
R. L. Whelan
Bever Avenue SE
Covington Aid Society Picnic Luncheon
Covington aid group will host a picnic luncheon Thursday at noon in the hall. Women of Edgewood 2 and Lincoln Church are invited.
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Covington Aid Society
Edgewood 2
Lincoln Church
Mrs Perry West Convalesces at Mercy Hospital
Mrs Perry West of 1929 Blake boulevard SE remains confined at Mercy hospital recovering from injuries sustained in an accident. She has been hospitalized since December 1.
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Perry West
Blake Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Post to Meet at Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids Post No. 1 of the Iowa Volunteers will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Montrose hotel. All visiting service men are welcome.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Volunteers
Montrose Hotel
Women of the Moose War Relief Meeting Aims Volunteers
Chairman Kathryn Kaufman and her committee will convene at the Red Cross sewing room on Wednesday at 9 30 a m Volunteers are needed to assist in relief efforts with the group calling for participation from local women.
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Women of the Moose War Relief
Kathryn Kaufman
Red Cross
Bethany Aid Society to Meet for Christmas Party
The Bethany Congregational Aid society will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Leslie Crawford at 1155 K Avenue NW for a Christmas party and a revealing of secret sisters. All members are urged to attend.
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Bethany Congregational Aid Society
Leslie Crawford
K Avenue NW
Townsend Auxiliaries Plan Picnic Dinner Meeting
Auxiliary groups 1 and 3 will gather for a picnic dinner Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. G. W. Martelle’s home located at 870 Center Point Road NE. Members should bring personal service ware and a gift for exchange.
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Townsend Auxiliaries
G. W. Martelle
Center Point Road
Cedar lodge 93 Auxiliary to Meet Wednesday Picnic Dinner
Cedar lodge 93 auxiliary of the I A M will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. for a picnic dinner with Mrs. George Riley at 1206 Eighth street NW.
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Cedar Lodge No
I. A. of M
George Riley
Eighth Street NW
Private Fitz gerald Comes Home for Christmas Furlough
Private First Class Marion Fitz gerald arrived Sunday to spend a Christmas furlough visiting his father W. J. Fitzgerald at 801 Twelfth Street NE. He is stationed with the Third Division at Camp Polk.
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Marion Fitzgerald
W. J. Fitzgerald
Twelfth Street
Fitzgerald
Camp Polk
Lieutenant Groe Called to Active Duty with Signal Corps
Lieut. Gerald W. Groe son of Mr and Mrs W E Seana living at 2620 First Avenue East has left Bell Telephone employment to enter active duty with the signal corps He will report to Camp Monmouth New Jersey for training and service.
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Gerald W. Groe
W. E. Seana
First Avenue
Bell Telephone Company
Signal Corps
Camp Monmouth
N. J
Theater Altercation Leads to Fine for Local Man
Antonio Schimenti aged 53 of 43 Thirtieth Street SE was fined $100 by police Monday evening after an altercation with a youth in a theater.
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Antonio Schimenti
Thirtieth Street
Trinity Lutheran Defenses Sunday Service Observed
The Trinity Lutheran congregation held a defense Sunday with prayers for the President nation and armed forces. The Rev. P. L. pastor delivered the sermon and a candlelight service followed. Sanctuary lighting was supervised by Edwin J. Bruns in Cedar ag tugs ty Mie i ne ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church Congregation
P. L
Edwin J. Bruns
Neues of Cedar Ag
Cedar Rapids Prepares Civilian Defense Registration
Cedar Rapids will register volunteers at 12 stations Thursday as part of a civilian defense effort. Workers from auto mechanics to nurses may enroll to serve as auxiliary police and emergency workers. Ed Lowe and Bruce West lead the effort with local women’s clubs and banks hosting stations across the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Office of Civilian Defense
Edward E. Lowe
Linn County Civilian Defense
Bruce A. West
Hanford
American Legion
Home Defense
Linn County
West
Community Services Attract Large Daytime Attendance
More than a thousand people attended the day's services, reflecting broad participation across events. The turnout underscores strong community engagement and steady attendance throughout the schedule.
Reserve Officers Meeting in Cedar Rapids Eyes War Talk
The Cedar Rapids Reserve Officers Association schedules its regular conference Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the civil service rooms of the federal building Maj Charles Obye executive officer presiding Lieut Col Francis Flannagan of Coe college will discuss The Officers and War A movie will be shown.
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Cedar Rapids Reserve Officers Associating
Civil Service Rooms
Federal Building
Charles Obye
Francis Flannagan
Coe College
City Bus Lines Maintains Weekend Schedules for Holiday Shopping
C B Lindemann announces City Bus Lines will keep Saturday schedules on weekdays starting Wednesday as stores stay open late for Christmas shoppers.
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C. B. Lindemann
Stars At Palace Theater Show With Hope Crosby Lamour
About 45 Gazette street salesmen and their manager Alex Ficher visited the Palace theater Monday night. The double feature included Road to Zanzibar starring Bob Hope Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour and A Shot in the Dark with William Lundigan and Regis Tooney.
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Gazette Street
Alex Ficher
Bill McGuire
Palace Theater
Zanzibar
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Dorothy Lamour
William Lundigan
Regis Tooney
Johnson School Christmas Musical Program
Pupils from Johnson school present a Christmas musical Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the school. Fourth and fifth grades and the 6A and B classes participate. Soloist Jackie Fox sings Beautiful Savior with Miss Gertrude Shoemaker as accompanist director.
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Johnson School
Jackie Fox
Gertrude Shoemaker
Franklin Pupils Join Junior National Honor Society
Fourteen Franklin pupils were inducted into Excellentia chapter of the Junior National Honor Society. Inducted from 9A were Joseph Curray Sally Henry Adrean Lowe and Sally Zuercher. From 9B were Norma Jean Bedell Janice Clark Donald Gunn Norma Lou Haegg Edwin Heuskveldt Donald Houts Margaret McIlrath Geraldine McKeely oe Ohlman and Roy Stod. Mary Hubbard Owen Rubins and David Kaworth conducted the induction service with David Martin playing a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Excellentia
Joseph Curray
Sally Henry
Adrean Lowe
Sally Zuercher
Norma Jean Bedell
Janice Clark
Donald Gunn
Norma Lou Haegg
Edwin Heusenkveldt
Donald Houts
Margaret Mcllrath
Geraldine McKeely
Oe Ohlman
Roy Stod
Mary Hubbard
Owen Rubins
David Kaworth
David Martin
185 Families Cleared By Christmas Exchange
Mrs L W Van Nostrand announced 185 families have been cleared through Christmas Exchange for aid in the form of chopping terms or food baskets. Agencies named include Women's Relief corps Trinity Methodist church St Pauls First Baptist Privateers Drill American Legion auxiliary Letter Carriers auxiliary Post Office Clerk's auxiliary Gazette employes Delta Zeta alumni Home Builders class Daniels Park church. Doll shortage at Sunshine Mission toy shop noted and donors asked to repair dolls for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. van Nostrand
Women’s Relief Corps
Trinity Methodist Church
St. Paul's Church
Church School of the First Baptist Church
Privateers
American Legion Auxiliary
Letter Carriers’ Auxiliary
Post Office Clerk’s Auxiliary
Gazette Employes
Delta Zeta
Daniels Park Church
Sunshine Mission
Public Welfare Bureau of Chamber Elects Two
Mrs. J. W. Hess and John B. Turner II are elected to two year terms on the public welfare bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. They replace Clare Marshall and Dr. H. M. Ivins whose terms expired. The bureau has 12 members with two elected by each unit of the Council of Social Agencies, two elected at large, and two appointed by the Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hess
John B. Turner II
Public Welfare Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Alice Kirwin
Clare Marshall
H. M. Ivins
Council of Social Agencies
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Marion News
Gazette Business Office
Legion
Vicks
Vicks VA
Betty Moore
City Briefs
Trinity Lutheran Services
Killian’s
Frank K. Pow
Charles E. Roberts
Craemer
Walter Heather
L. J. Smith
A. C. Goodall
L. L. Owen
Newman’s
H. A. As Rock
E. L. Russell
T. V. Brady
P. J. M Martin
W. P. Rohrbach
T. DeBow
Arrastr's
Emil Rasmussen
J .S
First Trust and Savings Bank
Edwin Bruns
United State Bank
L. H. Straka
Leo Custer
Charles Schrimper
Howard Walsh
Lewis Schirm
Robert Vesely
Leonard Koch
Frank Malley
Young Men’s Bureau
Richard Buresh
Alburnett
Bank
Lee S. Coy
Public Relations Department
G. K. Strausser
Federation of Labor
Labor Temple
Reserve Officers Meeting
Newsies
Palace
Public Welfare Bureau of
Chamber
Svleve
Priginal Cutfrate Druc
Econd Street
S. i
Iowa
Crisco
Mazda
Lene Belb
Ketth
Bsc Value
Hallegan's
Tal
Swift
Haarlem
Paris
Bourjois
Yardley Lavender
EVANS
San Alto
Johnny Walker
Geo. W. Childs
Florida
Chesterfield
Lucky Strike
Camel
Old Gold
Prince Albert
Velvet
Sir Walter Raleigh Blue Boar Kentucky Club Union
Elizabeth
Arden
Richard Hudnut
Hendy
STOVE
Remington
Omer
Aes Bright
Hammond Electric
S! Value Electric Curling Iron
Breen
Ingraham
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