Miss Spaight Weds Herbert Penningroth in Saint Patrick's Church
Miss Mary Katherine Spaight and Herbert Penningroth were married in a morning ceremony at St. Patrick's Church. Attendants included Rita Spaight and Charlotte Penningroth, with J Gordon Rock as best man. The couple plans to live at 1601 K Avenue NE after a Chicago wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Spaight
Leonard Spaight
Tenth Street NW
Herbert Penningroth
Charles Penningroth
Fourth Avenue SE
St. Patrick’s Church
Donald Peters
Richard Klimes
Joseph Klimes
Rita Spaight
Charlotte Penningroth
Miss Spaight
Miss Penningroth
Pfe
J. Gordon Rock
John Gray
Paul Perdue
Penningroth
Chicago
K Avenue NE
McKinley High School
University of Iowa
Sigma Chi
St. Patrick’s High School
Concrete Materials and Construction Company
Notice of Annual Meeting of First Trust and Savings Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of First Trust and Savings Bank will be held at its office on Third Street at Twelfth Avenue Southeast Cedar Rapids Linn County January 1944 at 3:00 PM for the election of directors for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting. J Dvorak cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust and Savings Bank
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
County of Linn
Twylah Oliphant Wiegand Wedding at First Christian
Miss Twylah Oliphant daughter of Mrs O B McClintock and Howard Wiegand son of Mr and Mrs Ray Wiegand were married Christmas Eve at First Christian church in Toddville at 730 pm. Rev Marion Williams officiated with Darlene Dunn and Robert Henderson as attendants. The couple will reside in Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twylah Oliphant
O. B. McClintock
Toddville
Howard Wiegand
Ray Wiegand
Center Point
First Christian Church
Marion H. Williams
Darlene Dunn
Central City
Robert Henderson
Coggan
William Mounce
Mrs. Wiegand
Don Mose Honored by Cedar Rapids Social Courtesies
Don Mose of Oak Park Illinois, guest of Dick Moon, was feted with a Monday dinner and dance at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with sixty guests. A breakfast is planned for Wednesday hosted by Fred A Winter with Cedar Rapids seniors from Camp Highlands, followed by a dinner Wednesday evening hosted by Polly Green for Don Mose and twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mose
Oak Park
Ill
Dick Moon
B. J. Moon
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Fred A. Winter
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Camp Highlands
Polly Green
Howard R. Green
Forest Drive
Aircrew Charity Ball Features White Cross Concert
The White Cross charity ball at the Montrose hotel Wednesday runs from 9 p m to 1 a m with a 10 to 10 30 p m concert by Aircrew unit glee club and band at Coe college. Proceeds fund a children’s room endowment at St Luke’s hospital. Mrs H Gordon DeLay chairs the ball and Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer leads the White Cross society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Society
Glee Club
Coe College
Montrose Hotel
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. Gordon DeLay
Pattern 4661 For Feminine Shirt Waist Frock Style
Send for Pattern 4661 offering soft gathering at back and front for a feminine look. Adaptable to cotton or rayon. Available misses sizes 12 through 42 with size 16 needing 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Pattern and embroider transfer 20 cents. include size name address and number.
Woman at Turner Company Talks War Work and Family
In Cedar Rapids Mrs. Gregory, 1140 H Avenue NE, an early Turner employee, describes rising from assembler to foreman and now handling receiving, shipping, and electrical recordings while driving a company truck. She discusses war bonds, child care, and plans for a postwar home as she supports production and first aid on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gregory
H Avenue
The
Turner Company
Cedar Rapids
Middle American and Caribbean Style Dishes for Home Kitchen
Classic oven baked beans with brown bread style dish updated with fried onions lentils and rice served in a Mexican casserole. Also Savory Cornbread with Sausages uses masa hint and cheese baked in hot fat with sausage toppings. Victory garden canned vegetables feature in a clams chowder with potatoes carrots tomatoes and thyme served with cole slaw biscuits and cottage pudding.
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New England
Victory Garden
Sara Ann Brown
Cedar Rapids Public Schools
Community Nutrition Service
Miss Disney Weds Lyle M. Kimm in Immaculate Conception
Miss Mary Alice Disney and Lyle M. Kimm were united in marriage at 9 a.m. Tuesday in Immaculate Conception church. The couple, from Rochester and Norway, will reside in Norway where Kimm farms. A reception followed at Colony Inn Amana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Mary Alice Disney
Third Avenue SE
Lyle M. Kimm
Norway
A. B. Disney
Rochester
Minn
E. J. Kimm
Jean Disney
Wallace Kimm
Colony Inn
Amana
Kimm
Mr. Kimm
Wartime Mothers Return To Family Roles
A wartime letter champions women leaving defense plants to raise their own children at home. It argues mothers’ return protects family bonds and future child development, countering claims of feminine failure by prioritizing the American home over workforce demands.
Woman Returns to War Plant She Left
A woman resumes employment at the wartime plant she previously quit to care for her children, illustrating a shift from domestic duties to industrial work. The piece frames her return as a corrective move rather than a failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou
Juveniles Smash Door Of Rink Warming House
Two boys damaged the warming house door at the Arthur skating rink beyond repair Monday night and were detained by police for juvenile authorities. The incident was reported shortly before 8 p.m. by Bob Black, playground superintendent. Police also logged a lost paycheck from Virginia Severe and a $25 trailer theft from Ivan Kramer’s property on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Skating Rink
Bob Black
Wilson and Company
Virginia Severe
Fourth Street
Top Hat Tavern
Ivan Kramer
Eleventh Street
Soldier Stricken Taken From Train to Hospital
Police removed Cpl. John Zuzolo of Niles Ohio from the Los Angeles Challenger early Tuesday and rushed him to Mercy hospital at the request of railroad authorities. Niles native Zuzolo fell ill on the train en route to Camp Cook California where he is stationed. doctors said the condition appeared to be air rather than a diagnosed illness.
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Cpl
John Zuzolo
Niles
Ohio
Los Angeles
Live Meat for One Dog and Poison for Another
Police report a dog bite at Frank Kapoun’s property on Second Street SE injuring Mike Miller who required medical care for a one inch leg wound. Kapoun vowed the dog would be tied, while Arturo Jaxon reported his fox terrier poisoned by strychnine, with Dr. Kenneth Bogaard confirming the poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police News
Frank Kapoun
Second Street
Mike Miller
Third Street
Kapoun
Miller
Arturo Jaxon
Fifteenth Avenue
Kenneth Bogaard
$64 Question Stuns Marion Police in Loss of Billfold
Vincent Hatt of Marion reported Monday that his billfold containing $64 was lost or stolen. By Tuesday afternoon the mystery remained unsolved as police pursued leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Hatt
Marion
Hatt
Notice of Will Probate for Charles Schrimper
Probate in Linn County Iowa invites all interested parties to hear the will of Charles Schrimper, deceased, filed January 4, 1943, at 9:00 p.m. The hearing will take place in Des Moines Rapids, Iowa, with attorney M. W. O’Riely representing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Eccased
Rapids
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Miss Spaight Bride
Mr. Penningroth
J. Dvorak
St. Joseph Aspirin
Wreome Ty Smith
OPT Star Jewelry Co Stree Ay Ae
Lasswell
White Cross
Anne Adams
Women In War Work
Louise Luz
Mrs. Gregory
Turner’s
Jack
Gazette
Franklin
Donald
Air Corps
Sequoia Field
Visalia
Calif
Oshkosh
Wis
Penick and
Ford
France
North Dakota
Guelph
South Dakota
Germany
Boy Scouts
Radio Theater
Charlie McCarthy
Frank Sinatra
Husband
By Naomi Doebel
Caribbean
Warmaire
First Avenue
Texas
ER Fox
Miss Disney
Ruth Millett
Wilson’s Weekly
Wilson & Co
Oures
Vienna
Tex
Mor Mousse
Wilson
Weberéer Basin
Cat U Eoe
Ar’ Mear
M. W. O'Rieley
Lex
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Leibsohn
Davenport
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