Miss Schrodermier Weds Kenneth Quaas On Christmas Day
Miss Margaret Ellen Schrodermier daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Schrodermier and Kenneth Marvin Quaas eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles Quaas were married Christmas day at 11 am in the First Baptist church. The ceremony was attended by family. no attendants. The bride wore aqua blue with a tailored coat and black hat. After the service a wedding dinner for 30 relatives was held at Mrs Clapp's tea room. The couple will live near Cedar Rapids after a brief Chicago trip until March 1.
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Walter C. Schrodermier
Meadowbrook Drive
Kenneth Marvin Quaas
Charles Quaas
Robins
First Baptist Church
Grant F. Anderson
Donald C. Cook
Hardel
Schubert
Misserle Breed
Marion
Roger Schrodermier
Harold
University of Iowa
Delta Zeta Sorority
Midland Mortgage Company
Mr. Quaas
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Dinner Hosts Receive Seventeen Guests On Christmas Eve
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Scheurs hosted seventeen guests at their home 1512 E avenue NE. Gifts were shared around a Christmas tree and included Mr. and Mrs. C. H. rs, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kas ner, Mr. and Mrs G. N. Rowray, Sadie Rains, Mrs. Sam Gorton, Donald Murdock, and Patricia and Charles Scheurs. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. J. trait of Muscatine and their children Caryl and David.
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Walter H. Scheurs
E Avenue NE
C. H.rs
M. L. Kasner
G. N. Rowray
Sadie Rains
Sam Gorton
Donald Murdock
Patricia
Charles Scheurs
L. J. Trait
Muscatine
Caryl
David
Christmas Day Family Reunion Dinner at 816 Fifth St SE
A reunion and dinner on Christmas Day were hosted at Mrs. Bessie Dobry's home 816 Fifth Street SE. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vrba and Mr. and Mrs. Stevs Turek from Cedar Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. J. Dobry Jr. from Davenport.
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Bessie Dobry
Fifth Street
Fred Vrba
Stevs Turek
Cedar Rapids
J. Dobry, Jr
Davenport
Ramirez Family Christmas Visit Tenth Avenue Address
Mr and Mrs Abie Ramirez of Chicago spent Christmas at the home of Mrs Ramirez's parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Jerman 727 Tenth avenue SE Mrs Ramirez is the former Helen Jerman.
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Abie Ramirez
Chicago
Haverkamps Visit Novak on Christmas Day
Mr and Mrs G E Haverkamp of Mason City spent Christmas with the latter's mother Mrs ary F M Novak at 1035 Second Street SE.
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G. E. Haverkamp
Mason City
Ary F. M. Novak
Second Street
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4947 Listing
Pattern 4947 is available in women's sizes 14 through 42. The ad notes yardage for size 16 and requests 15 cents for pattern, plus 10 cents for a spring pattern book. Lists Cedar Rapids Gazette address in New York for ordering.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Aunt Het Quips on Men Grocers and Votes
Aunt Het laments men who despise a grocer who allies with all to win business yet praise a politician who does the same to secure votes. The wry remark suggests skepticism of both merchants and politicians.
Ullrick Family Christmas Day Dinner Reunion
Christmas dinner at Fred L. Ullrick and wife home 511 Seventh Avenue SW brought together seven children and their spouses and numerous grandchildren. Attending were Ray Kerschner and daughters Charlotte and Freda of Centerville. John Ullrick of Ottumwa and sons Robert Richard and Raymond. Charles Ullrick and children LaZell Geordine LaRene Fiorine. John Cummins and children Curtis and Darlene. Dale McConaughy and son Paul. Virgil Ullrick. Merle Ullrick, Cedar Rapids residents all.
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Fred L. Ullrick
Seventh Avenue
Ray Kerschner
Centerville
Charlotte
Freda
John Ullrick
Ottumwa
Robert
Richard
Raymond
Charles Ullrick
LaZell
Geordine
LaRene
Fiorine
John Cummins
Curtis
Darlene
Dale McConaughy
Paul
Virgil Ullrick
Merle Ullrick
Cedar Rapids
Advice From Mary Manners and Nadine on dating
Mary Manners criticizes Mrs L for gossip about youths and harming parents. Nadine asks why dates end after one meeting. Miss Manners suggests Nadine let boys talk and show interest by asking about hobbies and experiences.
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Miss Manners
Nadine
Dear Miss Manners Defends Single Women in Work Debate
A reader rebuts a sarcastic letter by W C M defending married women as more dependable. The writer argues single women bear burdens of supporting parents, maintaining status, and paying premiums, noting a couple earning 3230 monthly highlights class pressures. The piece invites W C M to respond.
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Miss Manners
Miss Garnet Welsch Visits Brother in Council Bluffs
Miss Garnet Welsch of Council Bluffs arrived Christmas Eve to visit her brother, continuing a family visit over the holiday season.
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Garnet Welsch
Council Bluffs
Christmas Dinner Honoring Genevieve Hahn In Family Home
Mr and Mrs Willis S Hahn hosted a Christmas dinner at 210 Fifth Street SW. Guests included Rega Hahn s aunt Genevieve, Mr and Mrs Donald McCulloch Davenport, Mr and Mrs E L Sperry Chicago and daughter Mildred, Mr and Mrs McDonald Birch Malta Ohio, Miss Genevieve McCulloch Wichita Kan, Mrs Nellie Hahn and the Hahn children Bobby and Jimmy, Laura McCulloch Karen Hahn and Marcia Hahn.
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Fifth Street
Rega Hahn
Genevieve
Donald McCulloch
Davenport
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Chicago
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McDonald Birch
Malta
Genevieve McCulloch
Wichita
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Nellie Hahn
R. W. Hahn
Bobby
Jimmy
Laura McCulloch
Andrew Petersen
E. N. Dunsmoor
Karen Hahn
Marcia Hahn
New Triangle Curl Method Patented For Milady's Hair
Gazette special reports a patent for a home wave-setting technique using triangular partings in pin curls. The designer, a former sculptor now training licensed operators for 23 cities, claims the method shapes waves with a diagonal third part, marking a scalp triangle.
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Igner
New York
Paris
Bert Lindsay Carries On 20th Santa Run in Cedar Rapids
For the twentieth year Bert Lindsay at 201 F Avenue NW portrayed Santa Claus delivering gifts across Cedar Rapids on a two dozen stop tour. Henry Zuber drove and Okel Book assisted as the team began at 7 p.m. and finished about 3 45 a.m. at the Children's Home the first stop.
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Santa Claus
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F Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
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Courage and pride in women and Captain Kelly’s sacrifice
A wartime tribute extols Captain Colin P. Kelly Jr. for his three direct hits on the Haruna before his death. It lauds Mrs. Colin Kelly for her steadfast courage, urging American women to show similar resolve and pride in the war effort despite hardship.
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Haruna
Mrs. Kelly
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Colin Kelly
First Johnson County Soldier To Die In War Honored
Iowa City will hold a memorial Mass for Private First Class Greeley B. Williams the first Johnson County service member killed in action. Msgr P J O Reilly will preach the sermon at St Patrick s Church Williams son of Mr and Mrs Arthur E Williams of near Iowa City is a St Patrick s School graduate The Roy L Chopek Post American Legion will attend the public service Mayor Henry F Willenbrock issued a proclamation honoring Williams who died December 8 while manning a machine gun to repel a Japanese air attack
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Greeley B. Williams
St. Patrick's
P. J. O'Reilly
St. Patrick’s
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Arthur E. Williams
St. Patrick’s School
Roy L. Chopek
American Legion
Henry F. Willenbrock
Sugar Control Law Extended Three Years
President Roosevelt signed a bill to extend the sugar control law to December 31, 1944. Sponsors estimate annual benefit payments will rise about 10 million dollars from a 60 to 80 cent per hundredweight boost on the first 350 tons, with other payments projected to total around 49 million dollars this year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Easy Shell Stitch Rug Pattern From The Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern explains a crocheted rug in three sections using four strands of string. Includes illustrations of the rug and stitches, materials, color schemes, and pattern details. Send 10 cents and a plat writing number with name and address to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Neediecraft Department, 82 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Neediecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Rosemary Lane to Wed Buddy Westmore in Flushing Church
New York AP report says Rosemary Lane star of Best Foot Forward and makeup artist Buddy Westmore obtained a marriage license Friday. The couple will wed Saturday at the First Congregational Church in Flushing Long Island, according to the ceremony plans.
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New York
Rosemary Lane
Buddy Westmore
Hollywood
First Congregational Church
Flushing
Long Island
Husband Accused As Iowa Woman Shot Dies
Perry Iowa AP report says Mrs Bob Henderson 43 died after being shot at her home near Zookspur on December 6 Following surgery to remove a bullet lodged in her chest and spine Sheriff E A Burger said a murder charge will be filed against her 61 year old husband who has been held in Dallas county jail since the shooting
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Bob Henderson
Zookspur
E. A. Burger
Dallas County
Churchill Receives Rousing Senate Ovation for V Sign
In Washington the British prime minister Winston Churchill concluded an historic address to an informal joint session. He rose to salute a cheering chamber after signaling V for Victory. Chief Justice Stone echoed the gesture as applause swelled.
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Britain
United States
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Harlan Fiske Stone
Churchill
Firemen Not Exempt From Draft
Col. Robert Shaw of the state selective service board said Saturday that firemen will not be exempt from the draft. He noted that although firemen must be trained they are replaced easily.
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Des Moines
Robert Shaw
State Selective Service Board
County bids and Eagle Scout awards listed in 1941 notices
County officials advertise bids with a five percent certified check and contract deadline. In a separate ceremony at First Baptist church, seventy seven scouts receive Eagle ranks and other honors, with details on troops, leaders, and recipients such as Russell Clapp Arietes Jack Hoffman Eddie Buck and Arlo Bates.
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Grant F. Anderson
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Robert H. Hruska
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Eegle
Russell Clapp
R. L. Clapp
First Avenue
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R. W. Bates
Bever Avenue
Jack Hoffman
J. Hoffman
Ninth Street
Eddie Buck
Ape
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Frank J. Jekerle
Robert A. Hruska
Thomas Williams
Rawson Gorsch
Bill Krebs
Carroll Fritts
Bill Stanley
Robert Klinsky
Vernon Dvorak
Fred Santos
Jack Gregory
Billy Trunecek
Mickey O'Rourke
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Dauchy
Joe Ritchie
Paul Sword
Donald Bolle
Richard
Richard Blessing
Levell
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Jim Shive
Donald Cook
Pauli Sword
Fred Bolle
Richard Armstrong
Robert Price
Lasswell
Court of Honor
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Buck
Roosevelt
Den
Clapp
McKinley
Hoffman
Betes
Franklin
Linn County Board of Supervisors Proceedings 1941
Linn County Iowa December 18 1941 minutes show board actions including property condemnation for highway construction and multiple claims paid to individuals and firms for relief fuel rent goods and services with list of beneficiaries and expenditures. The session records approvals of motions and the county treasurer’s handling of accounts and road maintenance contracts.
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Roosevelt Listens To Churchill On White House Radio
President Roosevelt paused his Capitol attendance to listen by radio as Prime Minister Churchill delivered a historic address. The President joined millions of Americans in tuning in from the White House office, missing little of the momentous speech.
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Churchill
White House
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