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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1946

Page

5

Bach In Plea For Religious Understanding

Barbara Shonka reports on Dr. Marcus Bach of the University of Iowa presenting "Understanding Our Religious Minorities" before Cedar Rapids Woman's Club. He classifies Doukhobors into three groups and cites Penitentes and Amish cases to illustrate intercultural and inter-faith understanding. New club members and a Mardi Gras party for Feb 21 at Grace Episcopal are announced.

Marcus Bach Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club Bach School of University of Iowa Saskatchewan United States Dr. Bach Penitentes New Mexico Mennonites Emma Elliott International Relations Study Linn County Frank Gates Treasury Department H. F. Spratt Ways and Means Committee Grace Episcopal Church Harold B. Porter R. A. Allen Frank Eastman Paul V. Maney Kirk E. Naylor

Babcocks Visit Cedar Rapids After 18 Years

Mr and Mrs W W Babcock of Hollywood are visiting Cedar Rapids for the first time in 18 years. They will stay at the Raymond A Reid house 2135 Blake boulevard SE and with Mr and Mrs George A Johnson 1829 Ridgewood terrace SE.

W. W. Babcock Hollywood Cedar Rapids City Raymond A. Reid Blake Boulevard Mr. Babcock George A. Johnson Ridgewood Terrace

Two Iowa Students Visit Over Weekend

Miss Polly Spohn and her roommate Miss Joan Groetwald of Hartley visited the Spohn family at their home on Twenty fourth street drive SE, spending the weekend with Miss Polly Spohn's parents Mr and Mrs Vernon L Spohn.

Polly Spohn University of Iowa Joan Groetwald Hartley Miss Spohn Vernon L. Spohn Twenty-fourth Street Drive

Ta-Wi-Si Camp Fire Elects Officers at Immaculate Conception

The Ta-Wi-Si Camp Fire group met Monday at Immaculate Conception school and elected Jean Reindl president Lois Rayman vice president Jane Scanlon secretary Alice Lynch treasurer. Plans were made for a February party.

Ta-Wi-Si Immaculate Conception Jean Reindl Lois Rayman Jane Scanlon Alice Lynch

Betty J Lieber Weds Cpl Kenneth Frame At Trinity Church

Betty J Lieber married Cpl Kenneth J Frame in a Sunday ceremony at Trinity Methodist Church at 2 p.m. The bride, daughter of G A and Mrs Lieber, wore white satin with a lace veil and carried a yellow rose bouquet. Attendant Rosemary Lieber, best man Cpl William Newkirk, and ushers Merry Frame and Patty Powrie attended. Receiption followed with 100 guests. couple leaves for Arkansas for their wedding trip.

Betty Jane Lieber Cpl Kenneth Jay Frame Trinity Methodist Church J. E. DeLong G. A. Lieber Wilson Avenue Cpl. Frame John Frame Second Street Lester Baldwin Rosemary Lieber William B. Newkirk Merry Frame Patty Powrie Arkansas

Couple Reads To Cedar Rapids Home After Army Service

The couple will reside at 200 G Avenue NW, Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Frame, a Wilson High School graduate, is employed by Tatiana company. Cpl Frame, a Roosevelt High School graduate, recently discharged from the army, served overseas over a year with the Mars Task Force.

G Avenue NW Cedar Rapids Frame Wilson High School Tatiana Company Cpl. Frame Roosevelt High School Mars Task Force

Libbie Homick Weds Robert Green In Syrian Orthodox Ceremony

Miss Libbie Louise Homick married Robert Charles Green in a Sunday ceremony at St. George's Syrian Orthodox church. The couple's families hosted a reception for about 100 guests at the church parlors after the ceremony. The bride attended McKinley High School. the groom attended Roosevelt.

June Peterson Weds A Earl Wear at Bedford Ceremony

In a Bedford double ring ceremony Friday afternoon June Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon Peterson married A Earl Wear son of Purdy. Officiant was the bridegroom's great-uncle. The bride wore a green suit with matching accessories. Annalee Tucker and Mary Park attended. The couple, after March first, will reside on a farm south of Central City.

Newhall Bedford June Peterson Simon Peterson A. Earl Wear Ter Purdy Annalee Tucker Mary Park Newhall High School Oxford High School Central City

Women Pass Men in Cigaret Consumption

The Associated Press reports a nationwide survey by a New York cigarette firm showing women buy and smoke the majority of cigarettes. It finds 68 percent of all cigarettes are purchased by women with 76 percent of women smokers consuming a pack daily and 64 percent married. The study cites 25,000 women surveyed in retail tobacco settings and notes a drastic rise from 10 percent and 40 percent shares in earlier decades.

New York

Norma Jean Clerc and Melvin C. Karr Married

Norma Jean Clerc daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Clerc of St Louis married Melvin C Karr son of Mr and Mrs George Karr of St Louis in a twilight ceremony at the bridegroom s uncle and aunt home 1212 Sixth street SW The Rev Frederick Haag officiated The bride wore a gold wool suit with an orchid corsage Mrs George C Karr Jr sister of the groom served as matron of honor George C Karr Jr was best man After a wedding dinner the couple left for a trip to St Louis they will make their home Karr served 30 months in Europe.

Libbie Louise Homick Robert Charles Green St. George’s Syrian Orthodox Church Wendl Homick Eighteenth Street Charles Green Marion Solomon Razook Richard Sam Haddy Evelyn Razook Lillian Dmitryk Lois Appleby Michael Kacere George Homsey Eddie Razook McKinley High School Mr. Green Roosevelt Norma Jean Clerc Oliver Clerc St. Louis Melvin C. Karr George Karr George Platzer Sixth Street Frederick Haag George C. Karr, Jr George C. Karr Karr Europe

Federal Labor Auxiliary to Hold Poy Luck Supper

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Federal Labor Union 18619 will host a pot luck supper on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at 1502 Hamilton Street SW, the home of Mrs. Harry Decious. An installation of officers will take place.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of Federal Labor Union Harry Decious Hamilton Street

Louisiana Rice Dessert From Doebel’s Column

Over the Back Fence suggests guarding leftovers with signs and offers a simple Louisiana rice dessert recipe. Mix milk molasses cinnamon salt and rice, bake slowly 275 to 300 degrees, stir every 15 minutes the first hour, and serve with fruit and bananas or oranges.

Louisiana New Orleans

Home Style Salad Recipes From Pantry Staples

A collection of 1940s style kitchen instructions for potato salad with capers olives and hard boiled eggs, plus multiple ham and egg salad variations. Includes quantities for servings four and several other yield options with salad dressings, relishes, and condiments.

Lindsay elected director of Manufacturers' division

Kenneth Lindsay, vice president of the Iowa Manufacturing company, has been elected director of the Manufacturers' division of the American Road Builders association. J. T. Callaway of Goodyear Tire and Rubber company, Chicago, was reelected president.

Kenneth Lindsay Iowa Manufacturing Company American Road Builders Association J. T. Callaway Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Barbara Shonka Gazette Society Ial Shovp Admiral First Avenue W. W. Babcocks Iowa Dial Northwood Northwood Dairy First Street Betty J. Lieber Lasswell Photo Mrs Kenneth Frame Libbie Homick L June Peterson Associated Press Mother Mahree Federal Labor Auxiliary Naomi Doebel Tin Lindsay Manufacturers’ Group Zemo Sisco Ballet Elizabeth School OF Music and Dancing Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Clinton St
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