Marriages Highlight Riverside and Shueyville Couples
Miss Virginia Gerot and Sgt. Clifford E. Ziskovsky wed January 27 at the Carlsbad New Mexico Methodist parsonage with Rev. L. B. Trone officiating. Attendants were Phillip Yarnall and wife. The bride, a Riverside High School graduate, has worked for Collins Radio since 1942. Sgt. Ziskovsky, a Clutter High School graduate, entered service in 1942 and is at bombardier school in Carlsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gerot
George Gerot
Riverside
Clifford E. Ziskovsky
Harry Ziskovsky
Shueyville
Carlsbad
N. M
L. B. Trone
Phillip Yarnall
Lynnwood
Calif
Yarnall
Riverside High School
Collins Radio Company
Sgt
Ziskovsky
Clutter High School
Bombardier School
ST. Luke’s
Monticello
Olga Schneiter
Carl Schneiter
Robert V. Anderson
USMRC
Werner Anderson
Muskegon
Mich
Figueroa Christian Church
Los Angeles
L. G. Tomlinson
Ruth Schneiter
Inez Wahlstrom
G O P Women’s Club To Hear Tax Talk Tuesday
The Linn County Republican Women’s club meets at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Montrose hotel with a 12:30 p.m. executive board gathering and a 1 p.m. Dutch treat luncheon in the Java room. Tax consultant Ray Coults will speak on Income Tax and Mrs. Guy Linville will report on current legislation. All interested women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Republican Women’s Club
Montrose Hotel
Java
Ray Coults
Guy Linville
Engagement and marriage notices from Cedar Rapids to California
The notice lists several engagements including S/Sgt. Thomas M. Brannon USMC and Lois Erdice of La Jolla with no wedding date set. Also Viola Marie Horsky to Louis Wickham, Jewell Latting to Robert Shimek with no dates, plus a Monticello wedding: Olga Schneiter and Sgt. Robert V. Anderson wed Feb 4 in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Brannon
USMC
John Brannon
Parnell
Lois Erdice
Carl Erdice
la Jolla
Calif
Brannon
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Miss Erdice
Ohio Lamp Works
General Electric
Warren
Los Angeles
Sgt. Brannon
Second Marine Division
Antone Horsky
Ely
Viola Marie
Louis Wickham
Charles M. Wickham
Mt. Vernon
Mrs. E. Latting
Mt. Auburn
Jewell
Robert Shimek
Hattie Shimek
Zika Avenue
Miss Latting
Lee’s Bar-B-Q
Mr. Shimek
Yellow Cab Company
From a Man's Suit By Anne Adams Pattern 4897
Bake your new spring suit with a smart cardigan. Pattern 4897 provides sewing instructions from a man s suit in sizes 11 through 18 and requires 2 1/2 yards of 54 inch material for size 13 It costs 20 cents and is available from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Ill
YWCA Notes and Club Events This Week
The YWCA hosts a Business Girls league dinner Monday at 5 45 pm with an open forum What's the Score conducted by Zula Cacek Selma Berg and Lucille Zuber. La Gaiete club members sponsor a chili supper Wednesday at 530 pm. Ruth Mithelman chairs arrangements assisted by Betty Shaw and Dorothy Luchterhand. Industrial league plans a Know Your Brothers movie after a 630 pm dinner Thursday. A square dance is set at the YWCA Tuesday at 8 pm open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls League
Zula Cacek
Selma Berg
Lucille Zuber
la Gaiete Club
Ruth Mithelman
Betty Shaw
Dorothy Luchterhand
Industrial League
Mount Vernon Social News Highlights
In Mount Vernon area, Mr and Mrs Ross Clark hosted a dinner last Sunday for their son B M Irwin P Clark and their nephew Ted Dale Clark. Miss Marian Hook wed Robert G West in New York City at the Little Church Around the Corner. Lt West is grandson of Mrs Jane West of Mount Vernon. Seven Cornell college girls attended a valentine party at Miss Blinks home. Mrs Charles R Keyes will present at Ingleside club Monday. Cornell senior girls will join A A U W meeting at Armstrong Hall Wednesday. Mrs Eric Kollman speaks on Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Clark
B. M
Irwin P. Clark
Ted
Dale Clark
Marian Hook
J. G
Robert G. West
New York City
Lt. West
Jane West
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Red Cross drive gains pace in Linn county towns
Rural Linn county workers advance Red Cross fund drive with 207 Granby headquarters books ready for township reports. First contributor is B H Wiencke with $40 on Nov 28, followed by Mr and Mrs Steve Pittger with $10 and Ira W Stephenson who adds 50 including a 9 gift. Chairman Michel aims to finish by March 1 and urges unity across creeds and classes in support of wartime relief and civilian aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Fund
Linn
Red Cross
Granby Building
Charles Michel
B. H. Wiencke
Clinton Township
Steve Fpitger
So Township
Ira W. Stephenson
Otter Creek Township
Stephenson
Rapids Drive
Michel
Army of Mercy
Europe
American Red Cross
America
Red Cross and Farmers Union Urge Ongoing Support
The American Red Cross will remain central to international relations even after hostilities end. The National Farmers Union calls on its members and all Americans to ensure Red Cross work remains adequately financed at all times to sustain ongoing humanitarian efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
James G. Patton
The
Farmers Union
National Farmers Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.M.C.A
Henry Oehlerich
Belle Plaine
Evelyn
Leo Hartz
Harvey Hartz
Newhall
John R. Konicek
Elberon
Kenneth Feuerback
William C. Feuerback
Keystone
Clifford Ziskovsky
Evelyn Oehlerich
Evelyn Konicek
G.O.P. Women’s Club
Wes
California
Viola M. Horsey
Jewell Latting
Montieur
Moniteur Studio
First Ave
Roosevelt
Loren
Hansel and Gretel Junior Opera Co
Ginger Rogers
Hollywood
Treasure Island
Basil Rathbone
Melodyland
Carnival of the Animals
Saint-Saens
Philadelphia Symphony
Hiltbrunner Music CO
First Street
DIAL
YWCA
Business Girls
Square Dance
Y.W.C
Mount Vernon
Mair
First Avenue East
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
ACA
Griddle
Tye
Ivory
Libbys
American Beauty
le Richelieu
Sunshine Market
First Avenue
15Th Street
Alberty
McCready’s
McCready Health Foods
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Luberger
Luberger’s
Duncan Phyfe
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