Miss McAleer Weds Clement Reidy in Iowa Ceremony
Miss Mary Loretta McAleer daughter of Mrs Marie B McAleer 1725 Grande Ave SE and Clement J Reidy son of Mrs Martin Reidy Coggan were married Thursday at Immaculate Conception church. Rev Bernard G Collins officiated the single ring ceremony with family attending and Songs by the Immaculate Conception high school quartet. The bride wore white satin with pearl coronet and pink carnations. After a reception at the bride’s home, the couple planned a New Chicago wedding trip and a farm home near Coggan. The bride is a graduate of St Johns Ryan and Mt Mercy junior college and has worked at Wapsie Valley Creamery. the groom is a Dubuque St Columbkines alumnus. Out-of-town guests included the bridegroom’s sisters Genevieve Reidy Chicago and Mrs Gerald Reilly Waterloo. A towel shower for Mrs Reidy was held at the McAleer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loretta. McAleer
Marie B. McAleer
Grande Avenue SE
Clement J. Reidy
Martin Reidy
Coggan
Immaculate Conception Church
Bernard G. Collins
Mary Rita Reidy
Chicago
Robert J. McAleer
Mary Raymond
Immaculate Conception High School
Dubuque
Harry Schroeder
Genevieve Reidy
Oran Brown
Gerald Reilly
Waterloo
Reidy
Patricia Doyle
Dorothy Smith
McAleer
Bet ty Richardson to Wed Cpl Vincent Peterson in Washington
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Betty Louise Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Goodwin of Washington D C and Cpl Vincent Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Peterson 1211 Sixth Avenue SE. The wedding occurred February 12 at 10 am in the First Baptist church in Washington. The bride wore an aqua suit with brown fur trim and a purple orchid corsage. Cpl Peterson is stationed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Louise Richardson
G. A. Goodwin
Washington, D. C
Cpl
Vincent Peterson
Frank Peterson
Sixth Avenue SE
First Baptist Church
Washington
Cpl. Peterson
Women in War Work Interview with Mrs Kretschmar
Mrs. Kretschmar of 1136 Avenue NE, employed by Iowa Manufacturing, works 3:30 PM to 11:50 PM as an electrician's helper wiring rock crushers. She started in October, walks to work, cares for daughter Sherry, and notes husband Dick is in the fire department. She chose the job to help during war, dislikes bulbs, and envisions postwar life with family routines and concerns about Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kretschmar
Avenue NE
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Sherry
Tongue as Aid in Diagnosing Patients Ills
Mary Beard of the American Red Cross notes the tongue reveals health status and disease. She explains how patches, color, and coatings reflect illness and guides medical diagnosis while also signaling nursing care quality. Proper mouth cleaning after meals aids recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beard
American Red Cross
Breakfast diet guidance for California women workers
The article advises California women in the aircraft industry to eat a nutritious breakfast to sustain physical work. It recommends citrus juices, tomatoes, eggs 3 to 5 per week, and varied dishes like creamed codfish on toast, French toast, and cereals with dried fruit. It also suggests reheating leftovers and Swedish coffee cake for weekend meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Old fashioned mouth care for patients with limited ability
The home nurse should clean teeth gums and tongue with cotton swabs on a clean stick. Use plain salt water if no mouthwash is prescribed and hydrate the mouth with water often. If water tastes off add lemon juice a few drops. For dry tongue apply glycerine and lemon juice drops.
Coffee Ring and Cereal Dishes in Vintage Home Recipes
A scanned recipe passage describes a raisin and nut coffee ring dough, topping with sugar vanilla and nuts, plus a cereal based breakfast mold using leftover cereals. It also notes housing accommodations and hotel rooms in resort communities exempt from rent control from June 1 to September 30.
Rent Curb Exemption Report From Washington AP
The Office of Price Administration announces action on rent curbs in Washington with exemption policies under consideration. Details indicate official steps toward easing price controls for certain housing segments and potential regulatory adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
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Wvomen Society
Miss McAleer
Clement Reidy
C.R
Betty Richardson
Peterson
Hiltbrunner Music Co
St. SE
Women In War Work
Dora Jane Hamblin
No. 6
Gil
Woolworth's
Montgomery Wards
Wilson’s
Cedar Rapids
Norway
Germany
Kretschmar
Naomi Doebel
Honeymead Products Company
Iowa
le Wall
Killian Company
Durabil
Eee
Krebs
First Avenue
Ginsberg
Jewel Boxtreet
Nabisco
National Biscuit Company
Mbisco
Ladies’ Home Journal
Oxford
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