Women Hear Nott On Iowa Children's Hospital Program
Cedar Rapids Woman's club hears Dr. Robert E Neff describe the Iowa City children's hospital, noting over 50 000 children treated since opening, ambulance service across the state, bibliotherapy, a school system with three teachers, an orthopedic shop, large milk production, and its role as a teaching institution. Also announced hobby show date and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Robert E Neff
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
W. Oxley
Childrens Hospital
Neff
Children's Hospital
College of Eduction
Wed In Covington Church Ceremony
The marriage of Margaret Alice Patterson and Howard Dale Kahler was solemnized at Covington church on a Saturday afternoon. The ceremony featured an altar with pink gladiolus, nuptial music by a pianist, and a vocal performance by Don and Dick Gatrelle. The couple will reside on Westwood road after March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Alice Patterson
George A. Patterson
Westwood Road
Howard Dale Kahler
Margaret Kahler
Palo
Covington
Chester Ainsworth
Tapers
Howard Westfahl
Don
Dick Gatrelle
Rock Island Women’s Club Luncheon Meeting Held
The Rock Island Women’s Club gathered at the Y WCA Friday for a luncheon and business session. Mrs A J Alexander hosted, assisted by Mesdames Bert Lanpher Ed Doran Milton Tucker and Minnie Mylon. Mrs C A Haynes was named color bearer. Mrs H R Grier led a quiz on railroad information and local service. Guests included Mrs J Arendts and Mrs William Wolter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Womens Club
A J. Alexander
Bert Lanpher
Ed Doran
Milton Tucker
Minnie Mylon
C. A. Haynes
H R Grier
J . Arendts
William Wolter
Enid Wahe to Become Bride of Mr Wright
The Gazette corrects a marriage notice listing Miss Enid Wahe of Cedar Rapids to wed Robert Wright of Marion on March 2. The erroneous name Mildred Wahe appeared in Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Wahe
MR. Wright
Cedar Rapids
Robert Wright
Marion
Mildred Wahe
Catholic Book Club to Review The Flying Priest Over the Arctic
Mrs. T. V. Hoagland will review The Flying Priest Over the Arctic by Rev. Paul Schulte at the Catholic Book Club meeting Wednesday. A Dutch treat luncheon is planned at 1 pm in Killian's tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Hoagland
Flying Priest
Arctic
Paul Schulte
Catholic Book Club
Killian
Mrs Loomis Honored on 87th Birthday
Mrs Sarah Jane Loomis of 1547 Fourth Avenue SE was honored Sunday at dinner by her daughter Mrs J B Niles of 1611 Fourth Avenue SE. A family group of ten attended the birthday occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Loomis
Fourth Avenue SE
J. B. Niles
Mary Jane Watts to marry Earnest Wright Jr in Denver
Pre nuptial courtesies honor Miss Watts with Sun day and Monday events. Jean Engelman hosted a court whist and shower party at her home with prizes for Miss Joan Wodtke Miss Ruth Buresh and Mrs Lulu Engelman Welt. Other attendees included Ruth Morgan Jane Baker Christine Mull Mary Eleanor Zeithammel Winifred Olson and Mrs H W Morgan and Mrs J H Watts. A family party Sunday evening hosted by Mrs H W Morgan placed seven guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Watts
Earnest A. Wright, Jr
Denver
Colo
Jean Engelman
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Watts
Joan Wodtke
Ruth Buresh
Lulu Engelman
Ruth Morgan
Jane Baker
Christine Mull
Mary Eleanor Zeithammel
Winifred Olson
J. H Watts
O. F. Paulson
Frank E. Krider
H. W Morgan
First Avenue E
Robert W Ellis to Wed Oklahoma City Girl March 8
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Ivan Noel of Oklahoma City announce the wedding of their daughter Velma Marie Noel to Robert Wirt Ellis of Oklahoma City. The ceremony is set for 2 pm Saturday March 8 at the brides parents home with Mr Ellis employed as a field representative for Hartford Fire Insurance. The couple will reside in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Noel
Oklahoma City
Velma Marie Noel
Robert Wirt Ellis
W.N Ellis
Twenty-first Street
Mr. Ellis
Ralph R. Ellis
Commonwealth Apartments
George Buchanan
Grande Avenue
Robert Ellis
West Cedar Rapids
Robert W. Ellis
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern University
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Dessert Luncheon Held By HY. P. E. O. Chapter HJ
Members of HY. P. E. O. Chapter HJ met Monday for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. G. H. Tellier home 320 Forest Drive SE. Assistant hostesses were Mesdames F. W. Damour James Taylor and Paul Bradley candlelighting honored the late Mrs. E W. Richardson. Mrs. Ira T Carruthers led a program on The American Family Yesterday and Today followed by discussion. Guest Dan Bailey of chapter AA Ames attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Tellier
Forest Drive
P E. O
F. W. Damour
James Taylor
Paul Bradley
E W. Richardson
Morris Sanford
Taylor
Fayette Moore
Ira T Carruthers
Dan Bailey
Chapter AA
Ames
Mrs Faville Visites Fisher Then Heads to New York Cruise
Mrs Frederick Faville of Sioux City stayed with her sister Mrs F C Fisher at Commonwealth apartments on Tuesday. She will join Judge Faville in New York City at week’s end for a Caribbean cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Faville
Sioux City
F. C. Fisher
Commonwealth Apartments
Mozart Club Tryouts Set for Saturday at YWCA
The Mozart Club invites auditions for membership this Saturday at 2 p.m. at the YWCA. Interested performers should contact Lester Baldwin at 2 5196 to arrange an audition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Mozart Musical Club
Y.W.C.A
Lester Baldwin
Dial
Delta Delta Delta Hold Chapter Spread for Actives and Pledges
Miss Harriette Hamilton organized a Tuesday afternoon spread for active members and pledges of Delta Delta Delta at the chapter rooms 1215 First Avenue East. The event followed the chapter meeting and featured pledged entertainment directed by Miss Dorothy Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Hamilton
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
First Avenue E
Dorothy Little
Hobby day at YWCA for Young Matrons group
A Hobby day event for the Young Matrons group of the YWCA is set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the association building. It will feature contract bridge lessons for interested members and others will oversee the afternoon. Mesdames Margaret Marsh Betty Schmidt Lucille Berger and Dorothy Roberts will supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Margaret Marsh
Betty Schmidt
Lucille Berger
Dorothy Roberts
Jolly Dozen Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
Members of the Jolly Dozen club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. R. W. Maxson at 2114 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen Club
R. W. Maxson
Bever Avenue SE
Aunt Het’s Heaven: Kitchen Dream With Helpers
A humorous quote frames Aunt Het’s idea of heaven as a kitchen she controls with plenty of hungry cooks to fill the pots, and someone else to handle cleanup. The line reflects a playful take on domestic bliss and hospitality.
Drake couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs C C Drake of 820 F avenue NW celebrated their 50th anniversary on a Sunday at their home. Out of town guests included Don L Drake of Des Moines and N Dolk of Boone. They have two children and two grandchildren. Mr Drake born June 14 1866 in Lebanon Ohio and Mrs Drake born May 14 1868 in Burlington. They married in 1891 and moved to Estherville in 1892 where he worked as an engineer for the B R and N railway until retirement in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Drake
F Avenue NW
Don L. Drake
Des Moines
Fae
N. Dolk
Boone
Drake
Harry Robinson
Robert Louis and
Donnadel Drake
Lebanon
Ohio
Jessie Osborn
Burlington
Estherville
B. R. and N. Railway
Geannie Trumbull Cast in Beloit College Play
Miss Geannie Trumbull daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Trumbull 1910 Park Avenue SE Beloit Wisconsin attends Beloit college has won the part of Grazia in Death Takes a Holiday to be staged on the Beloit campus March 7 and 8 Walter Ferris author of the play was Beloit graduate in 1905
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geannie Trumbull
M. B. Trumbull
Park Avenue SE
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Grazia
Walter Ferris
Eight Hostesses Entertain Mrs Beckman at Gas Company Tea
Eight hostesses hosted a two hour tea for Mrs. Herbert Beckman formerly Mildred Boardman in the Glow room of the Gas company. Mesdames Kibler Stevens White Stanley Jirsa Whitman Larson and Linsley welcomed about fifty guests and presented Mrs. Beckman with shower gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Company
Herbert Beckman
Mildred Boardman
G. L. Kibler
Charles W. Stevens
Vernon E. White
C. T. Stanley
Otto Jirsa
Ira Whitman
Fred Larson
John Linsley
Mrs Miskimen Honors Daughters At Valentine Birthday Party
Mrs D C Miskimen of 1520 Sixth Street NW entertained Saturday for her daughters Beverly four and Joyce Ann six with a Valentine birthday party. Guests included Connie Thomas Iris Harris Neil Hamilton Russell Hamilton Richard Gray Kathleen Joan Gene Luttrall Jacqueline Richard Walter Hickman Eddie Joan Darlene Vosmek Ronald Donovan Darwin Miller Clara Ann Paulsen Stephen Dennis Jackson Billy Joyce Beverly and Darrell Jr Miskimen and Mesdames Jack Jackson Harold Paulsen Donovan Miller Louis Vosmek and Walter Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Miskimen
Sixth Street
Beverly
Joyce Ann
Connie Thomas
Iris Harris
Neil
Russell Hamilton
Richard Gray
Kathleen
Joan
Gene Luttrall
Jacqueline
Richard
Walter Hickman
Eddie
Darlene Vosmek
Ronald
Donovan
Darwin Miller
Clara Ann Paulsen
Stephen
Dennis Jackson
Billy
Joyce
Darrell
Miskimen
Jack Jackson
Harold Paulsen
Donovan Miller
Louis Vosmek
Tawasi Camp Fire Party at Guardian's Home
Tawasi Camp Fire members held a council fire and valentine party Friday after noon at guardian Mrs C P Law rence home 3820 First avenue E in Maryl in Muir Marjorie Long and Jean Geesaman led candlelighting Darlene Eggleston Joanne Rice and Frances Burke extinguished candles Other attendees included DeLores Carter LaVonne Long Leah Rosenberg Ramona Stephen Marlene Geesaman Donna Jean Roberts and Jean Nelson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawasi
C. P. Lawrence
First Avenue
Marilyn Muir
Marjorie Long
Jean Geesaman
Darlene Eggleston
Joanne Rice
Frances Burke
DeLores Carter
LaVonne Long
Leah Rosenberg
Ramona Stephen
Marlene Geesaman
Donna Jean Roberts
Jean Nelson
Community House hosts planned guest night and sewing actions
Service club members met Friday to plan a guest night picnic dinner at the Community House for Thursday at 6 p.m. Twelve members attended and twenty five garments were completed for the Red Cross. A March cooking school at the Community House will be led by Miss Lucy Simpson with the Stitch and Chatter club as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Red Cross
Lucy Simpson
Stitch and Chatter Club
Founders Day Dinner for Tau Gamma Sigma at Trinity Lutheran
Twenty members attended the Founders' day dinner of Tau Gamma Sigma at Trinity Lutheran church Friday night in Mrs. Wuster's tea room. Valentine motifs decorated tables and favors. Prizes were won by Bernice Conway and Edna Zimmerman. Hostesses were Alice Schmidt and Louise Euken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Gamma Sigma
Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Rose Rozinek Honored on TwentyFirst Birthday
Miss Rose Rozinek was celebrated by Miss Alice OBrien at a Sunday party for her twenty first birthday. Guests included Laura Johnson Kathryn Cerveney Helen Zenishek Mabel Ervine Karolyn Ross Clara Melchert and Lucille Melchert who joined in a five hundred game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rozinek
Alice O’brien
Linden Drive SE
Laura Johnson
Kathryn Cerveney
Helen Zenishek
Mabel Ervine
Karolyn Ross
Clara Melchert
Lucille Melchert
Classified Want Ad Highlights Rug and Tree Work
Reader is seeking a man who can shampoo rugs wash wall paper or perform tree work under classification 8 in the Want Ads. Advertisement promotes available services and targets skilled labor for home care and maintenance tasks.
Beethoven Club Chopin Program Set For Thursday
The Beethoven club plans a Chopin program and composer study on Thursday at 10 a.m. in YWCA club rooms. Margaret McCall leads the group and Frances Swab presents notes. selections include Nocturne opus 37 No 1, Etudes opus 25 No 5, and Ballade in G Minor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Beethoven Club
Y.W.C
Margaret McCall
Frances Swab
Lorraine Mitchell
Klara Robbins
Polk P T A Plans Thursday Preschool Study Meet
The Polk P T A preschool study group will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at 1705 B avenue NE in the home of Mrs Mollie M Kingsmuth with Miss Lucy Simpson of the Junior League Cedar Rapids as guest speaker. Mothers of Polk district preschoolers are invited and reservations may be made with Mrs Roy H Bollinger at 7085. Johnson P T A also meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m with a planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk P. T. A
Mollie M. Kingsmuth
Avenue
Lucy Simpson
Community Nutrition Service
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
Polk District
Roy H. Bollinger
Dial
Wilson Founders Day Observed by P T A
Wilson P T A will observe Founders Day on Wednesday at 2 30 p m with a brief program and community remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson P. T. A
City Briefs Highlights At Local Meetings And Notices
Contintenal Buffet ad dated Feb 20 reports. Micheal Sheaver of Minneapolis and Pear H Sheaver of Cedar Rapids remarried Saturday by Justice W A Ball. Cedar Rapids Order of Ahepa No 194 meets 8 pm at Sokol hall. Home Rebekah benefit dance and card party Wednesday 2 to 5 pm at Z C B J hall. Triton club dinner meeting Tuesday 6:15 pm at the Y M C A with Prof Ben Peterson of Coe college. Mrs Emma Bockhaus, 75, of 1325 B Ave NE, in fair condition after breaking her left leg in an ice fall. Auxiliary to Master and Journeyman Barbers meet with Mrs E L Brewer Wednesday 2 pm. Mrs H L Coats assisting. Prof J Dale Welsch of Coe will go Saturday to Council Bluffs for a high school debate clinic on What Makes a Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triton Club
Y.M.C
Ben Peterson
Coe College
Emma _ Bockhaus
B Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
J. Dale Welsch
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Holbrook Urges Iowa as Vital Home Industry Hub
Royal H. Holbrook of Cedar Rapids told the Canopus club at the Hotel Roosevelt Tuesday that Iowa is the most valuable real estate in the world. He stressed growth of home industry and the impact of technical developments and shifts in popular work patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Royal H. Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Holbrook
City urged to develop printing sugar and pottery industries
A speaker urged the city to push expansion in printing sugar and pottery industries, noting possible growth in many other lines as well.
Youth Injured In Plant Accident Remains Seriously Hurt
Howard Bachman aged 21 of 1415 C avenue NE remains in serious condition after an accident Feb 8 at the Iowa Manufacturing company plant. He suffered a compound skull fracture and is hospitalized at St Luke's with no visitors allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bachman
C Avenue
Iowa Manufacturing Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Classified Want Ad Guidance for Tradesmen
For painters paperhangers carpenters tree surgeons or men who do odd jobs look under BUSINESS SERVICES Classifications 8 in WANT AD section Advertisement.
Minecks Injured In Tama Auto Accident
The condition of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Mineck of 823 Third Avenue SW, hurt in a Tama area crash Sunday, was listed as fair at St Luke's hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Mineck
Third Avenue
Tama
St. Luke's Hospital
Scottish Rite Monthly Meeting With Officers Election
The regular monthly meeting of the four co-ordinate bodies of the Scottish Rite is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic temple. Elections will be held for Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection officers followed by a social hour for ladies and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection
Army Building Costs Rise Over 50 Percent
The War Department told Congress that hasty planning and rising material and labor costs have pushed Army construction projects more than half above original estimates. An emergency $338 million Roosevelt request aims to cover the overages as restructuring of the Quartermaster’s Office moves to correct prior organizational issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Congress
Army
House Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Quartermaster General
House Judiciary Committee
Defense
William S. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Knudsen
Hillman
Thurman Arnold
Iowa House Bills To Cut Small Loan Interest Rates
Des Moines legislators introduced a bill to lower maximum small loan rates in Iowa. For loans under 151 dollars, rates fall from 3% to 2% monthly, and from 2.5% to 1.5% for loans 151 to 300 dollars. Rep. Robert C. Reilly says current rates are usurious. The measure would affect 158 licensed lenders with 1939 loans totaling 10 million dollars and annual interest now about 3.48 million dollars, expected to drop to around 2.3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert C. Reilly
Dubuque
State Banking Department
Attorney to Address Mizpah Lodge on World Conditions
Paul Harned of Marengo will address a Mizpah lodge A F and A M special meeting Wednesday at 730 p.m. He will speak on world conditions as they affect Masonry. Harned serves on the speakers bureau for the Masonic service committee of the grand lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harned
Marengo
Mizpah Lodge
A.F
A. M
Harned
Masonry
Masonic Service Committee
Grand Lodge
Iowa Senate votes to exempt REA lines from taxes for 1941 42
The Iowa Senate approved a measure to exempt Rural Electrification Administration transmission lines from all taxes for 1941 and 1942 by a 49 to 0 vote. The plan keeps REA plants taxed at the cooperative level, with the line assets later assessed as individual real estate. The bill heads to the House for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Senate
House of Representatives
E. P. Donohue
New Hampton
REA
Pocahontas
Hampton
Senate
Vincent L. Browner
Earl Fishbaugh
Shenandoah
Elmer Pieper
Waukon
Legislature passes crime defense notice and school district reform
The house approved a four day notice requirement for alibi or insanity defenses in criminal cases, sending the prosecution bill 84 to 12 to the senate. It also lowered the junior college district population threshold from 20 000 to 5 000 with a 60 percent voter approval needed, and sent a white cane use limit to the governor, mandating a full stop by motorists for blind pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
R. E. Duffield
R. Guthrie Cen«ter
Harold B. Claypool
Williamsburg
Senate
Legionnaires Register Veterans Without Obligation
Memorial building HQ of Hanford Legion post opened a World War II veteran registration to compile a card index of names addresses and qualifications for possible emergencies. Officials stressed the questionnaire imposes no obligation and any emergency duty would be voluntary and unpaid. Twenty seven names were listed by noon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
Hanford
American Legion
National Defense
United States
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Nott
Charles Bode
L Ly Owen
Woman‘s Club
Owen
Bode
W J W Hiladky
Woman's Club
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Nelle Vos
Lloyd L. Burger
Charles Jansson
Joe Vitt, Jr
James Cam
Well
H E Kepler
J. H Sodey
B P Anderson
Leo Schoonover
P A Doerfler
Albert Edwards
Ralph Pratt
Morris L. Patterson
Mary Kahler
Luesther Patterson
Mary Jane Kahler
William L. Kelsey
Herbert Morrow
Russell Lee Pratt
Virginia Pratt
Betty Whiting
Erva Taylor
Kahler
Roosevelt High School
Palo Consolidated School
March Ben
Thompson Photo
Howard D. Kahler
R. I. Women's Club
Mrs. Loomis
HY. P. EE. O
Mrs. Faville
Mrs. Fisher
Delta Delta Delta
Mrs. C. C. Drake
Mrs. Beckman
P.T.A. Meetings
Johnson P. T. A
City Briefs
Continental Buffet
Micheal Sheaver
Minneapolis
Pear H. Sheaver
Justice W. A. Ball
Order of Ahepa
Sokol Hall
Rebekah
Zc.b.j. Hall
E. L. Brewer
Sixth Avenue SE
H. L. Coats
Western Electric
Aupiphone Company OF
Jowa
Louis H. Sila
Leonard T. Ardnser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Third Street
Harry F. Tisher
Pres
F. Paul Harned
W. Scott
Lake View
H. W. Walter
Train
England
Lydia
Pinkham
Abe
THE
Cedar Rapids Bakery
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