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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1941

Page

8

Christmas Communications and Curious Holiday Tales Across Town

A collage of lighthearted notes from Decorah and Cedar Rapids recount Christmas telephone attempts with Berlin and Denmark, a rare call between relatives, and a Marine captain in San Diego. Anecdotes cover a luncheon table talk about water taste, a pipe hunter misplacing his best friend still in use, a Powers agency rumor about photographer John Barry’s daughter, a whimsical poem from The Bee Hive, and bus drivers coping with a dog passenger. Also, a monkey keeps Christmas company briefly before disappearing.

Denmark Decorah Berlin Dedar Rapids

Club Will Hear Talk On Bulgaria

A club program features a speaker discussing Bulgaria's industry and trade, with insights from living abroad on The American Way. Miss Johnson, a noted educator with degrees from Iowa State and further study at several universities, will speak along with accompanist Mrs Irene Uten. The event includes a luncheon for past club presidents and various department meetings at the Country Club and club house.

United States Washington, D. C Johnson AAA United States Department of Agriculture Women's World Affairs Committee Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Grace Gordon Beethoven Club

AAUW Group Meetings Schedule for Wednesday

The AAUW will hold three group meetings on Wednesday. The creative writing group meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs Sheldon Fillen worth 305 Twenty second street NE led by Mrs Dora Petry. The afternoon reading group meets at 2 p m at Mrs Wayne J Foster 2304 Hillcrest drive SK with book review of How Green Was My Valley led by Mrs Howard Martin and assistance from Miss Tueille Funker. The evening reading group meets at 7 30 p m with Lillian Anderson assisting and reviews Trelawney and One Foot in Heaven by Hartzell Spence with Mrs Harold Kolar and Miss Marguerite Broghammer assisting.

Sheldon Fillenworth Twenty-second Street Dora Petry Wayne J Foster Hillcrest Drive Green Was My Valley Richard Llewellyn Howard Martin Foster Tueille Funker Bever Avenue Wll Lillian Anderson Harold Kolar Margaret Armstrong Marguerite Broghammer Heaven Hartzell Spence

Bundles for Britain Fund Drives Local Cedar Rapids Sale

Cedar Rapids hosts Bundles for Britain efforts with oOo form bundles sale items like pins bags and cards. Donald R. Lynch donates Lynch Transfer facilities and Modern Laundry volunteers for packing and cleaning. Mrs. Latham leads 300 chapters outlining knitting, funds for medical supplies, and clothing drives to aid British forces and refugees.

Cedar Rapids Donald R. Lynch Lynch Transfer and Storage Company Wales Latham New York City Society Bundles Britain, Inc

Life in Shanghai and evacuee tales from Mrs Moore

Evacuee Mrs Doris Fryer Moore, returning from Shanghai with 850 others, visits Cedar Rapids after a 26,000 mile trip since June. She describes the French concession and International settlement, rationing, and the Monterey voyage via Fiji, Manila, Sydney and Honolulu. She notes Mandarin study, staff roles, and moving into Grosvenor house, with reflections on life in wartime Shanghai.

Shanghai Robert B. Moore Doris Fryer Cedar Rapids United States Robert Moore Fourth Marines Sydney Monterey Orient Fiji Islands Manilla Honolulu New Zealand DeWitt Peck Elizabeth Peck Colonel Peck Killian Company

Eleanor Severa Hosts Eighth Birthday Party

Eleanor Severa daughter of Mr and Mrs Lumir Severa 2300 Blake boulevard SE entertained friends Friday afternoon for her eighth birthday. Guests included Janice Levsen Shirley Wratten Marilyn Zimmerman Marie Louise Marshall Jane Moran Susan Morse Helen Stafford Cloris Meyers and Joan Bochmann.

Eleanor Severa Lumir Severa Blake Boulevard Janice Levsen Shirley Wratten Marilyn Zimmerman Marie Louise Marshall Jane Moran Susan Morse Helen Stafford Cloris Meyers Joan Bochmann

Lois Grissel Hosts Tea With School Friends

Miss Lois Grissel daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Grissel held a tea yesterday from 3 to 5 for thirty school friends before resuming studies at the University of Iowa. The table featured white tapers and spring flowers, withKatheryn Greene Jane Hall Virginia Harover and Margaret Allen assisting.

Lois Grissel W. R. Grissel Upland Drive University of Iowa Katheryn Greene Jane Hall Virginia Harover Margaret Allen

Local Folk Are Leaving For Warmer States

Holiday travelers from the area head to the south and east for the season. Mr and Mrs Fred A Winter and Mr and Mrs Richard Barker visited New York City for the National Collegiate Athletic Association meeting. Later, Mr and Mrs Robert W. Black motored to Chicago to meet daughter Virginia Black, who is with six friends from Michigan spending holidays in Florida.

Fred A Grande Avenue SE Richard Barker Mount Vernon New York City Winter Barker National Collegiate Athletic Association Chicago Robert W. Black Virginia Black Black Michigan Miami Palm Beach St. Petersburg Fla

Ashley Chapter DAR Plans Sunday Tea Program

Ashley Chapter D A R members plan a 2 p m program and 4 p m tea Sunday in the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. Mrs F Wallace Darling will speak on American Art and Mrs Imogen Emery will briefly discuss the state conference in Sioux City. A 1 p m board meeting and 1 45 p m institute precede the session. Departing Harvard student Wilfred Kluss and Cornell guest Miss Audrey Joy Nicholson visit local residents. other exchanges include Donald Clark visiting 2338 Blake boulevard SE.

Ashley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Iowa Electric Light and Power Company F. Wallace Darling Sioux City Imogen Emery J. B. McPherson Lewis Emerson B. J. Posegate Helen Amidon J. S. Bain Maude Carr W. R. Grissel Institute Wilfred Kluss Harvard University Cambridge Mass Fred J. Kluss Twenty Third Street Drive Esther Kluss Cornell College Audrey Joy Nicholson Geneva Wis Kluss Mount Vernon

Dorothy Gabbert Weds Roy A Loudermilk in Kirksville

Dorothy Gabbert daughter of the Commonwealth apartments and Roy A Loudermilk of Cedar Rapids married at noon Saturday December 28 in the First Presbyterian church Kirksville. The ceremony was by Rev P McMillen with Miss Leah Gabbert and B W Bonfoey as witnesses. The couple plan to reside at the Commonwealth.

Commonwealth Tea Room Dorothy Gabbert Commonwealth Apartments Roy A.loudermilk Cedar Rapids Kirksville Ella Loudermilk LaBelle First Presbyterian Church P. McMillen Leah Gabbert Milwaukee B. W. Bonfoey Coe College Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Franklin High School Loudermilk Missouri State Teachers College Iowa A. S. Aloe Company St. Louis Commonwealth Mrs. Bonfoey Frances Richard Barker Mount Vernon

College Group Is Entertained At Luncheon

Cedar Rapids college bound students and friends attended a luncheon yesterday at the Cedar Rapids Country club hosted by Miss Virginia Broadston. The gathering featured a centerpiece of white carnations and yellow acacia and included numerous guests, with plans announced for a DAR Ashley chapter luncheon next Tuesday at 12 30 p m at 2423 First Avenue East.

Cedar Rapids Virginia Broadston C U_ Broadston Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Country Club Patricia Salter Peggy Stewart Henrietta Dows Jeanne Barbara Marshall Phyllis Sheehy Jessie Benson Patricia Graves Marianne Corey Dorothy Miller Jeanne Rowe Frances Blaul Mary Jane Murdock Betty Gage Betty Hamilton Marie Dolson Walton P. Keller Caroline White Evanston Til Miss Graves Ashley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Dale J. Fry First Avenue E

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