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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1939

Page

3

Marion youth Booze dies after brief illness

Witson D Booze 21 of Marion died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born July 16 1917 on a Monroe township farm he moved to Marion with his parents twelve years ago and was a Marion High School graduate. He belonged to the Marion Methodist Church and is survived by two sisters and grandmothers. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm in Yocom chapel officiated by Rev E T Gough.

Witson D. Booze Cedar Rapids Monroe Township W. H.I Ruth Hutton Booze Marion Marion High School Methodist Church of Mary Booze Loig Booze

Mullaley Daughter Improves as Powell Family Returns

Jean Mullaley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Mullaley, is recovering at her grandmother Mrs Edward McGuire's home. Mr and Mrs W R Powell and their son Bob, after visiting relatives in Valparaiso Indiana, are expected to return home today.

Jean Mullaley Harold Mullaley Edward McGuire W R. Powell Bob

Fresh country eggs and lard ad from Dicker's Foods

An advertisement notes fresh country eggs at 28 cents per dozen and lard at 19 cents per pound from Dicker's Foods.

Dicker's Foods

Stevens Family Dinner Guests Include Iva Stevens

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe F. Stevens hosted a New Year’s Day family dinner. Attending were their daughter Miss Iva Stevens and her friends Miss Lillien Ball of Elgin Minard Stevens of Anamosa and Mr and Mrs Vernori Stevens of Cedar Rapids.

Roscoe F. Stevens Iva Stevens Lillien Ball Elgin Minard Stevens Anamosa Vernori Stevens Cedar Rapids

Quinns and Cruzans Host New Year Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Quinn and son Gileg Quinn of Parnell visited dinner guests on New Year’s Day at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J R Cruzan.

P. J. Quinn Gileg Quinn Parnell J.R. Cruzan

Cedar Rapids Man Spends Days at Grandmother's Home

Donald Lee Taylor of Cedar Rapids has been spending several days during the last week in the home of his grandmother Mrs. Florence Easterday.

Donald Lee Taylor Cedar Rapids Florence Easterday

Local man treated at Mercy Hospital after Saturday incident

Frank Brown of old Marion road was taken to Mercy hospital Saturday for treatment. Miss Nettie Cira visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Gus Pusateri in Iowa City.

Frank Brown Old Marion Road Mercy Hospital Nettie Cira Gus Pusateri Iowa City

O. O. P. Club Meets Tuesday at Secrist Residence

The O. O. P. club will convene Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Lulu B. Secrist’s home, 943 Twelfth Street. The program will be led by Mrs. W W Vaughn and Mrs. E T Gough.

Lulu B. Secrist Twelfth Street W. W., Vaughn E. T. Gough

Kendall Family Dinner Hosts At Home

Mr and Mrs Ed Sigfred host a family dinner today with guests Mr and Mrs Karl Kendall and the Misses Kathryn and Elinor Kendall and Mr and Mrs R J Kendall.

Ed Sigfred Karl Kendall Kathryn and Elinor Kendall R. J. Kendall

Holiday visitors at H. B. Hammond residence

Recent holiday guests at the H. B. Hammond home included Fred Bachman and his children, Mrs. Florence Schneckloth of Clarence, J. B. Hammond of Springville, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franks with their sons of Cedar Rapids.

H. B. Hammond Fred Bachman Florence Schneckloth Clarence J. B. Hammond Springville Charles Franks Cedar Rapids

Miss Shirley Bachman Returns From Holiday Visit

Miss Shirley Bachman of Clarence spent the holiday vacation at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs H B Hammond and returned to her home Sunday.

Shirley Bachman Clarence H. B. Hammond

Loyal Methodist Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday afternoon

The Loyal division of the Methodist Ladies Aid society will meet at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Glenn Cheadle at 976 Seventh Street. Miss Ella Harding and Mrs. Marvin Edison will assist.

Methodist Ladies Aid Society Glenn Cheadle Seventh Street Ella Harding Marvin Edison

Returning to Iowa City to resume studies at Iowa University

The group of students includes Miss Martha Jane Snell Bill Thomas James Vernon J Kirk Snell Gaylord Ward Robert Titus and Frank Swift returning to Iowa City on Monday to resume their studies at the university.

Iowa City Iowa University Martha Jane Snell Bill Thomas James Vernon J. Kirk Snell Gaylord Ward Robert Titus Frank Swift

Wallace Oldfather Returns to Fayette for UIU Studies

Wallace Oldfather has returned to Fayette to continue studies at Upper Iowa University after spending the holidays in Marion.

Wallace Oldfather Fayette Upper Iowa University Marion

New Year’s Eve Card Club Hosted by Stitzels

Dr and Mrs H G Stitzel entertained their card club for New Year’s Eve. The supper was prepared and served to guests as part of the evening gathering.

H. G Stitzel

Local Club Dinner Guests Highlight Seasonal Event

The event featured numerous couples led by Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Lockwood along with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hardin, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sloss, and Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Carson as notable attendees.

H. F. Lockwood A. A. Hardin K. E. Cornell A. C. Sloss O. M. Carson

Fire Engine Arrives For Marion Township

Marion township received a new fire engine purchased with aid from the city of Marion. The engine arrived at the Marion fire station Saturday and will be put into service by midweek. A daughter named Sharon Jane was born Jan 1 at a Vinton hospital to Mr and Mrs L F Mahacek of Dysart. Mrs Mahacek is the former Margaret Fernow, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Fernow northeast of Marion.

Marion Township City of Marion Vinton Hospital L. F. Mahacek Dysart Sharon Jane Mahacek Margaret Fernow James Fernow

Meeting times for local groups updated this week

The Comforter division of the Methodist Ladies Aid society reserves Wednesday at 2 p.m. for their meeting at Mrs. Ned Jones home. The Tucken-stitch club now reports a 2 p.m. Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Robert Hess’s residence, 842 Fourth Avenue.

Comforter Methodist Ladies Aid Society Ned Jones Robert Hess Fourth Avenue

University couple hosts New Year visit in Marion

Harold Miller and Miss Beulah Gosnell, students at the University of Iowa, spent the weekend in Marion at Harold Miller's parents home, Mr and Mrs A E Miller. New Year’s day guests included C J Hass and sister Josephine Whitacre with Miss Bertha Roberts and W H Roberts.

Harold Miller Beulah Gosnell University of Iowa Marion Harold A. E. Miller C. J. Hass Josephine Whitacre Bertha Roberts W. H. Roberts

Bailey Family Guests Of Grandmother In La Porte City

Dr and Mrs L F Bailey and their children Dick and Barbara of La Porte City were guests Sunday of Dr Bailey's mother Mrs J M Bailey.

L. F. Bailey Dick and Barbara la Porte City Dr. Bailey J. M. Bailey

New Year’s Dinner Guests Reported in Local Home

New Year dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Starbuck included Mr and Mrs Leo Benitema and their children Betty and Jack along with Mr and Mrs William Rousey of Davenport and Mr and Mrs L M Phelps of the area.

W.S Starbuck Leo Benitema Betty Jack William Rousey Davenport

Scout Troop 35 to Meet at 7 30 Tonight

Troop 35 of the Boy Scouts will gather at 7:30 p m at the Methodist church under Scoutmaster Eugene Newlin.

Boy Scouts Eugene Newlin

Beall Family Hosts Manchester Nieces Over Vacation

Mr and Mrs Clifford Beall accompanied Mrs Beall and her nieces Maxine and Donna Mae Kelly of Manchester returning to their home Sunday after a visit at the Beall residence during the nieces vacation.

Clifford Beall

Community Notices and Visits in Cedar Rapids Area

Social visits include Mr and Mrs W Beatty of Burlington Colorado and Mrs Clara Jungek of Nebraska en route home from Dubuque after Christmas. Local staff updates note Miss Irma Hall returning to Cedar Rapids county auditor’s office Tuesday. Also, Mrs D Earl Miller travels to Grundy Center to assist ill mother Mrs J Amos Cooper, who suffered a minor stroke. Florence Kruger returns Monday to Moorhead Minnesota to resume teaching home economics at Concordia College. Missionary society and circle meetings are planned at homes of Mrs F S Skinner, Mrs Karl Kendall, and Mrs R Lee Taylor with picnic lunches at 1 p.m.

Walter Reinsch W. Beatty Burlington, Colo Clara Jungek Nebraska Dubuque Irma Hall County Auditor's Office Cedar Rapids D Earl] Miller Grundy Center J. Amos Cooper Thomas Evans Florence Kruger W. F. Kruger Moorhead, Minn Concordia College

St Luke's Tops Mercy in 1938 Baby Birth Race

St Luke's Hospital led early to claim the 1938 baby birth title with 551 births, while Mercy Hospital finished with 545. Mercy earned consolation by closing the year strong, winning the December heat 63 to 44, but could not overcome St Luke's first-half lead.

St. Luke’s Hospital Mercy St. Luke's Hospital St. Luke's Mercy Hospital

Births Reported In City Families On Jan 1 2

Birth announcements list multiple families from Fairfax Garrison Mount Vernon Davenport and Cedar Rapids. Children named Carol Annette Louis Carroll Leta Elaine Geneva Reed and more were born at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals on Jan 1 and Jan 2.

Ernest Womochil Fairfax Carol Annette Mercy Hospital I. A. Gardemann Garrison Louis Carroll St. Luke's Hospital L. A. Blood Twelfth Street Leta Elaine Ralph J. Martin Eleventh Street James Ke E Avenue George Bechcka Mount Vernon D. N. Williams Eighth Avenue Kenneth F. Diehl Daniels Street Wevanter At Mercy Hospital

Conceit From Pimply Fame Pimps A Man

Mary Manners writes about a conceited boy spoiled by constant attention from sisters and many girls. A reader asks if a boyfriend truly likes her. the answer suggests ongoing companionship implies affection and warns against asking directly.

Mary Manners

Dear Misa Manners Advice Exchange

A wife asks how to handle a date with a former acquaintance while her husband works away. The advisor warns the husband would likely disapprove and neighbors might gossip, suggesting she seek approved female or married couple recreation until reunion.

Misa Manners

Second Childhood Illness Baffles Doctor For 93-year-old Woman

In Du Quoin Illinois physician puzzled by illness of 93-year-old Mrs Adelia S Layman diagnosed as mumps unusual at her age. The report notes the elderly patient was stricken with symptoms typical of mumps prompting careful medical review by the doctor.

DU Quoin Ill Adelia S. Layman Mrs. Layman

Milwaukeean’s Fish Story Crowned Best Lie of 1938

Milwaukeean Gilbert Boettcher won the title of world’s champion liar at the Burlington Liars’ Club tenth annual event in Chicago. He read his prize-winning tale on radio about fishing sailors, dogfish barking in a boiler, and a safe shore return.

Chicago INS Gilbert Boettcher Milwaukee Boettcher Burlington New Orleans Liars’ Club Michael W. Donaher New York Lynford Lardner Oconomowoc Wis Los Angeles

Do women marry above their station more often

A reader asks if women tend to marry men from higher social ranks. The response says many educated women from lower economic groups marry upper-class men, while men from lower groups marry within their own class. Another question notes that pretending happiness yields dividends, citing Dr. Edmund Jacobson on relaxation to stop worry.

Edmund Jacobson University of Chicago

Dictator’s War Motives and Soldier’s Hidden Passions

In discussions on war the dictator’s selfish power drive is exposed while the common soldier fights for love of country home and family. The speaker argues happiness can ease unhappiness by adopting relaxed, calm body states. If soldiers truly grasped their cause they would reject the war.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marion News Wilson D. Booze Paul Kruger John Robert Seventeenth Street Francis Ortscheid Galena Sigfred Marion, Iowa Nunn Bush Oxfords Choice House Nunn Bush Edgerton Oxfords Superba Iowa Julia Allen Missionary Society of the Congregational Church F._S. Skinner Emma Kendall Priscilla Guid Congregational Church Adeliza Daniels R. Lee Taylor Tenth Street L. D. McEnary McEnary Eileen O'Hare W. E. Need Eighth Street Geneva Reed Nome Jim Like Miss Manners Milwaukeean Fish Story William Kindberg Maumee Ohio Douglas Corrigan The Albert Edward Wiggam I. B. McGladrey Company Certified Public Accountants Wolf Wolf's Second Street Hill Oil Company First Street Jan Ord
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