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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1943
Page
8
Otto Kohl Jr and Mrs. Arlene Ellington Kohl, married November 23, visited Lt. Kohl’s relatives at 860 Seventeenth Street SE. Lt. Kohl serves with the glider infantry at Fort Bragg, while Mrs. Kohl is daughter of H. M. Ellington of Deadwood. The couple wed at the bride’s parents’ home.
Approximately 55 music students of Miss Eulalia Hauser will meet Monday at her studio for Christmas programs and parties. The first program is at 1 30 p m and the second at 2 30 p m with a gift exchange. Adult students perform in the evening with a list of named participants. Wilson high school students provide a 7 45 a m Christmas program in the auditorium under local teachers and a principal.
Red Cross work in Linn county supports hospital and camp service with gifts for Schick hospital Cor nell college navy trainees Coe infirmary and Aircrew. Chairman Grim notes 750000 gift boxes shipped overseas 100000 Junior Red Cross boxes to UN children and 10000 POW packages in Europe. Local honors for James Emery and Helen Sheaffer at Mulsow home.
Miss Kay Ruth Van Voltenbergh and John Wendal Grant will marry today at 1 p.m. at the Seattle naval air station. The bride is from Manchester and the groom serves in the U S Navy Reserve. they will reside in Seattle after the ceremony.
Alice Urbanek daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Urbanek Anamosa and Gene Anderson son of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Anderson Anamosa united in marriage at St Josephs Church Stone City Dec 9 with Rev Loras Helmburg officiating. Lio Loyet sang Walter Ronen accompanied. Attends were Virginilly Hart and Robert Hart. Ushers Newman Urbanek Thomas Neilly. Wedding dinner at Holden hotel followed. Both graduates of Anamosa High School. Anderson farms near Anamosa. Mizpah circle meeting planned Monday at 630 PM.
Mrs. Sarah Ainsworth is elected worthy matron of Cedar chapter No. 184 OBE. Ray Hube bard becomes worthy patron. New officers include Mrs. D. M. Robertson associate matron Dr E BE Hruska associate patron Miss Frances Butcher secretary Mrs Ethelyn M. Scott treasurer Mrs R B Cronbaugh conductress and Mrs W C Gregory associate conductress.
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