Noted Pianist Rudolf Serkin To Play Cedar Rapids Friday
Friday night the Community Concert Association presents Rudolf Serkin at 8 15 in the Par final theater Cedar Rapids residents need membership tickets with limited single admissions for nonresidents Mrs Fred Kellogg and Mrs Robert Davis handle inquiries Serkin born 1903 in Eger Bohemia Later career included debuts with Vienna Symphony Toscanini and New York Philharmonic The program honors past presidents and includes performances by Mrs Wayne Basler and Mrs David Kvapil plus related local study group events and civic meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Rudolf Serkin
Serkin
Eger
Bohemia
Czecho-Slovakia
Alfred
Richard Robert
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Switzerland
Irene Busch
United States
Washington
Toscanini
New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra
Cedar Rapids
Fred Kellogg
Robert B. Davis
Nurses Needed At Schick Grow More Serious
The war department reports 30 000 wounded soldiers returning monthly heightening nurse demand and a plan to assign a Women's Army corps unit to Schick General Hospital. Iowa-WAC recruits train at Fort Oglethorpe and serve as medical technicians in wards and recreation halls at Schick, a 2414 bed facility with extensive amenities and closed ward connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schick General Hospital
Clinton
Des Moines
War Department
United States
Schick Hospital
Army Corps
Seventh Service Command
William R. Schick
Root Memorial Park
Pleasant Surroundings at Clinton Hospital Post
The Clinton hospital provides full post services, large libraries with 4000+ books, periodicals, and lounge facilities. A centralized radio system, hospital theater, chapel services, and town bus link support staff and patient life while wartime casualties rise and demand more nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twe
Doris Currier Weds Paul High in Home Ceremony
Miss Doris Currier daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Currier of 1217 Sixth Street NW married Paul High son of Mr and Mrs Earl High of Westwood Drive NW in a double ring ceremony at the Currier home on February 14. Reverend C G Ainsworth officiated. The couple will reside near Amana after March 1 with Mr High farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Currier
Leo Currier
Sixth Street
Paul High
Earl High
Westwood Drive
C. G. Ainsworth
Lila Currier
Donald Seckle
Mrs. High
Roosevelt High School
Mr. High
Edgewood
Amana
Violet L. Huff
Twenty-first Street
Jean Huff
Army Nurse Corps
Leo R. Conwell
Army Air Forces
C. H. Conwell
Emporia
Kan
Huff
Franklin High School
Jane Lamb Hospital
Clinton
Walkerfield
Victoria
Kaw
Conwell
Women Invited to Hear Hindu Speakers in Cedar Rapids
The Citywide Missionary Union invites all Cedar Rapids women to hear Hindu Christian speaker Miss Zillah Soule at Coe College chapel Tuesday 2 to 3 30 p m. Soule and two others Augustine Ram and Daniel Singh travel from out of town for the pastors conference making Cedar Rapids the only midwestern city to host the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Union
Cedar Rapids
Zillah Soule
Coe
Love Presbyterian
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
Coe College
T. M. Sinclair
Augustine Balla Ram
David I. Diecee
Will Grace Huddleoff
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Ceesey Eeeing
Alfred S. Nickles
Davenport
Greene
Lucknow
India
Coe Chapel
I. Johnson
Missionary Union of
Darlene Payne
Cresco
Mair
Building
C. Herbert Rice
Forman Christian College
Lah India
Ares Khazan S
Ludhiana
Augustine Haram
Daniel Khazan Singh
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Dr. Rice
Calvin Leonard
Chicago
Eric L. Clithero
Cee College
Marital Bliss Focus For Coe College Pastors Conference
Cedar Rapids ministers and the Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association attend the annual pastors conference at Coe college. The event features speakers from Forman Christian college and others, multiple convocations, musical performances, and an evening panel discussion open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Helen Rank Weds Lt Clarence Mansfield in Lincoln Church
Miss Helen Faye Rank daughter of D. E. Hopker marries Lt Clarence H. Mansfield of Lincoln at First Evangelical Church. Rev George A Stauffacher presides in a double ring ceremony with Rose Theiss pianist. Attendants include D E Hepker and Barbara Rank. Reception follows. couple to Indiana then Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Helen Faye Rank
D. E. Hopker
Ninth Avenue SW
Clarence H. Mansfield
Army Atr
Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Mansfield
Muncie
Ind
George A. Stauffacher
Rose Theiss
Julis Raddatz
D. E. Hepker
Cedar Rapids
Hopker
David Rank
Herbert W. Millard
Rock Island
Ill
I. C. Millard
Barbara Rank
LeRoy Arp
H. W. Millard
Indiana
Garfield P.T.A. meets for study group at Maplewood home
Garfield P.T.A. study group meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Fred R. Taylor's home 930 Maplewood drive NE. Mrs. David Mitchell speaks on with Our Children. Those with the January issue of National Parent Teacher magazine should bring it. Roosevelt P.T.A. marks founders day with a Wednesday meeting at 2 p.m. in Sagamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton Smith
Iowa Welfare Research Station and Extension Division
Iowa City
Board of Education
Miro Herol
Earl Pospisil
van Buren P.T.A
National Parents Teacher Magazine
Cleveland
David Kvapil
Eleventh Street
David Mitchell
Garfield P.T.A
Fred R. Taylor
Maplewood Drive
National
Parent Teacher Magazine
Print Dress This Two Piece Dressy Print
A two piece dressy outfit features white pique and organdie trim. The small vest and three quarter length jacket in white red and white offer sizes 16 1/2 to 24 1/2. It is designed to carry through winter into spring with a frosted finish.
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C.R
Wayne Basler
Fillmore
de A. Mathias
C Avenue
000 Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ed Zeller
Y.M.C.A
Rudolph Serkin
Schick
U. S. Army Motion Picture Service
Wacs
Dorothy Huff
T. Wong Photo
Rice
Forman
William O. Harless
Presbyterian Synod
Ames
Cve Board of Trustees
Helen Rank
Air Corps
Malta
C. E
O.E.S
Order
Moniteur Phote
C. H. Mansfield
Killian Company
Killian’ S
P.T.A. Meetings
Roosevelt
Roosevelt P.T.A
Sagamore
Matt
Killien Way
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