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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1944

Page

5

Women at War Work Interview with Irene Remington

Irene Remington, 217 Fifth Avenue SW, employed by Severns, talks with Louise Luz about her job edging aluminum plates with a cutting wheel. She works 8 to 4:30 weekdays and Saturdays mornings, enjoys sitting, and spends weekends watching films. She discusses war, taxes, family, and postwar plans, and notes she would join the marines before other branches. The piece includes a recipe for Molasses Pudding and a dessert recipe.

Irene Remington Fifth Avenue SW E. E. Severn Company

Marion Girl Weds Seaman in Norman Oklahoma

Jacelyn Weather wax of Marion marries How ard Hutchings seaman (2/c) at Norman Presbyterian Church Oklahoma on January 29. The couple plan to reside in Norman where Hutchings attends aviation machinist's mate school.

C. L. Weatherwax Fourteenth Street Marion Jacelyn Howard Hutchings Seaman W. J. Hutchings Third Avenue Presbyterian Church Norman Okla Hinton Jeanette Rudle Fred Keuton St. Louis Hutchings Roosevelt High School

Fourteen Girls Pledged to Social Groups at Cornell College

Fourteen girls at Cornell College in Mt. Vernon were pledged to campus social groups at the start of the second semester. Names include Pat Gatewood and Aletheans pledges, with others pledged to Delphis and Arrows.

Cornell College Mt. Vernon Pat Gatewood Springville Aileen Kluss Luzerne Lorraine Lehrman Mechanicsville Kathryn Chamberlin Clarence Mary Anna McBride Des Moines Nancy Olson Chicago Virginia Berg Gary Ind Ruth Martin Joliet Ill Marcella Killey Monmouth Marriann Dale Mound Minn Betty Olms

Mason City Church Is Willed $50 000

Miss Gertrude Decker 61 died January 19 and left fifty thousand dollars to the First Methodist church for its building fund. Rev Marvin B. Rover, pastor, disclosed the will at Sunday service. Decker was the daughter of the late Jacob Decker founder of the Decker packing plant.

Mason City Gertrude Decker First Methodist Church Marvin B. Rover Decker Jacob FE. Decker Decker Packing Plant

Bake Scallops and Chicken Loaf With Mushroom Sauce

Treat of the week features baked scallops browned with onion garlic butter and a crumb batter. A second recipe outlines chicken loaf with rice pimento chicken fat paprika eggs broth and mushroom sauce baked in a ring mold or loaf pan.

Guarding Patients From Small Annoyances

Mary Beard of the American Red Cross urges optimizing the sickroom for bed rest. Keep noise minimal, clean promptly, cover medicines, discard wilted plants, and reduce distractions. Use simple fixes like oiling hinges and quiet footwear to ease patient discomfort.

Two Red Cross Nurse's Aide Courses to Open

Mrs J T Grayston Linn county chairman of nurse's aide training reports 46 students enrolled in January with about 14 able to serve daytime in hospitals. Morning class at St Luke's begins Feb 15 and evening class at Mercy begins Feb 14.

J. T. Grayston Linn County Marion Roberts R. N St. Luke’s Hospital Mary Lawrence Mercy Hospital R. K. Keech H. J. Jones Etta Rasmussen Mary Mercy Kathleen Norris D. R. Webb Paul Huston Wells C. Peck D. E. Grim the Mines C. S. Krause A. W. Erskine E. P. Ristedt Edward Sheehy Lumir Severn W. W. Wall Lulu Averill

P-38 Lightning Gets Major Boost in Power and Range

Lockheed announces a 100 percent climb rate increase and 30 percent horsepower boost for the P-38. The new 12th model features upgraded turbo supercharger intercooler and twin Allison engines at 1,500 hp each, giving the Lightning the longest fighter range and superior performance over Axis aircraft.

Burbank Calif Lockheed Aircraft Company War Department

CAA Inspector Hurt In Light Plane Crash At Hunter Field

George Hepworth 24 a CAA inspector from the Montrose hotel received a small cheek gash when his light Aeronca C-3 crashed at Hunter field Sunday afternoon. He was treated and released from Mercy hospital. The plane sustained about 200 dollars in damage and is reparable. Hepworth was attempting a landing when he came in too low over the northeast edge of the field.

George Hepworth Montrose Hotel CAA Hunter Field Mercy Hospital Leo Damge Hepworth

Vehicle crashes into ditch after striking wires on highway

A vehicle field struck telephone wires and nose dived into the ditch beside Highway 218, causing an incident on the roadway.

Highway 218

Roosevelt condemns bigotry in United States

President Roosevelt in a message to the Federal Council of Churches deplored prejudice and bigotry in the United States saying it damages the world's respect for our faith.

Germany Italy Japan United States New York INS Roosevelt Federal Council of Churches

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Women In War Work Louise Luz Miss Remington Cedar Rapids Waterloo Robert Hartman Anamosa Jean Philadelphia Iowa Collins Marines Severns The Severn Company Oklahoma Lasswell Mason City Church Sara Park Salon Hinds Lahn & Pink Provinets Corp Bloomfield X.2 By Naomi Doebet Institute of Laundering Mary Beard American Red Cross Cedar Rapid Gazette Company Associated Press United Press International News Service U.S. Territories Allen-Elapp Company Michigan Avenue Fifth Avenue New Center Detroit Media Records and A.N.P.A. Bureau of Advertising Smith Bros Cornell Navy Navy Flight Preparatory School A. D. Frank Abbeville Doris Jean Baldwin Jean Neary Harry Bubb el Paso Texas J.g S. H. Cadigan G. G. Reed C. M. Fisher Cornell Bubb Red Cross Mabel C. Wilson Motor Corps J. M. Drabelle E. A. Hanson Orville Rennie H. A. Fitzsimmons Pauline Murray Carl N. Ettinger Home Service Y.M.C.A New Home Nursing Committee C. C. Kaldenberg Y.W.C.A Thomas Suchomel Harold Miner South Side Unit Z.C.B.J. Hall Dr. J. ©. Landenberger Optometrist Third Street SE Carot’s Corot’s Fifth Avenue SE Lydia Pinkham T. Pinkham Pinkham Women’s Army Corps WAC Army Air Forces Army Ground Forces Army Service Forces Army U. S. Army U.S. Army Washington D. C U. S. Employment Service
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