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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1942

Page

2

First Tire Certificates Issued in Linn County

With only 15 tire applications received, Linn County fire rationing board praised public support for conserving rubber. The first certificate to buy tires went to a physician. most cases fit the law, and borderlines were few. Process requires filing with the board, securing an inspector dealer certificate, then final board action. Inspections incur no charge unless tire replacement is needed, in which case the inspector gets 50 cents. Limited blanks available at city hall.

Linn County Fire Rationing Board Army Navy

Betty Lee Warren to Be Married January 18

Betty Lee Warren and Jack J. O'Brien plan to wed Sunday January 18. The couple will marry at 4 p.m. in the chapel of St. Paul's Methodist church with Rev. Charles J. Bready officiating. Warren is a McKinley and Coe College graduate and a Chi Omega member. O'Brien is a McKinley graduate who studied at Iowa and Beta Theta Pi. He works with his father at the Silver company.

Betty Lee Warren Jack J. O’brien Merle R. Warren Fifth Avenue SE O’brien George O'Brien Twenty-third Street Charles J. Bready St. Paul's Methodist Church Miss Warren McKinley

Mary Jane Wilson to Wed Wayne H Ross in Cedar Rapids

Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Wilson announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane to Wayne H Ross son of Mr and Mrs David H Ross Davenport. They will marry January 22 and reside in Cedar Rapids with immediate family attending. Miss Wilson works at Vigortone and Mr Ross at Ambro Advertising.

Lawrence A. Wilson Twenty-sixth Street Drive Mary Jane Wayne H. Ross David H. Ross Davenport Jane Cedar Rapids Miss Wilson Vigortone Company Mr. Ross Ambro Advertising

Modern Reading club to meet at Linden Drive home

Assisted by Mrs Karl P Blaise, Mrs Roy E Curray will host Wednesday at 1 p.m. for Modern Reading club members at 2200 Linden drive SE. After luncheon, Mrs Robert C Armstrong leads the program.

Karl P. Blaise Roy E. Curray Modern Reading Club Linden Drive Robert C. Armstrong

Mrs Hunting to Host Wednesday Bridge Club Luncheon

Mrs R D Hunting of 2800 First Avenue East will host the Wednesday Bridge club luncheon on Wednesday with three bridge tables set for the afternoon.

R. D. Hunting First Avenue E Bridge Club

Seaton and friends join Dutch treat sleigh ride outing

Fourteen people gathered Sunday evening for a Dutch treat sleigh ride and returned to McKinstry's stables back room for refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H S Seaton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard S Seaton, Mr. and Mrs. David Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown, Misses Helen Irene Astrosky Hazel Fatig, Allen Nicholson Tony Drvota and Bob Gable.

McKinstry H. S. Seaton Richard S. Seaton David Carlton Clyde Brown Helen Irene Astrosky Hazel Fatig Allen Nicholson Tony Drvota Bob Gable

Bridesmaids Honor Margaret Woods With Formal Pre-nuptial

Miss Rosemary Burke and Miss Evelyn Doyle hosted a Monday evening courtesy at the Doyle home 1956 Fourth avenue SE honoring Miss Margaret Woods. Guests included Misses Joan Posey Margaret Mary McEnany Lorraine O'Brien Louise Lyness Jeanne Russett Margaret Doyle and Kathleen Doyle.

Rosemary Burke Evelyn Doyle Doyle Fourth Avenue SE Margaret Woods Joan Posey Margaret Mary McEnany Lorraine O’brien Louise Lyness Jeanne Russett Margaret Doyle Kathleen Doyle

Oseetah Camp Fire Group Plans Year At Mrs Mason Home

The Oseetah Camp Fire group met Monday at Lois Houseman’s home and set plans for the year. Attendees included Patty Clark Mary Ellen Hird Shirley Heldt Yvonne Fass Patty Tracy Evelyn Kudina Betty Hillbrunner and Barbara Gross. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mason’s home on 2307 B Avenue NE after school Tuesday.

Oseetah Camp Fire Group Tor School Loisf Houseman Twenty Fj Street A. I. Mason Patty Clark Mary Ellen Hird Shirley Heldt Yvonne Fass Patty Tracy Evelyn Kudina Betty Hillbrunner Barbara Gross Mrs. Mason B Avenue

Birthday Luncheon and Banco Party Hosted by Mrs Young

Mrs Bertha Young entertained seven friends at a luncheon and banco party on Monday afternoon at 1400 Sixth Street NW for her birthday. Guests included Mesdames J C Doyle Jeanie Smith E F Judd Ruth Coghlan Roy Clark J A Rohrer and K W Pigman. Mrs Coghlan and Mrs Clark won prizes in the afternoon.

Bertha Young Sixth Street Banco J. C. Doyle Jeanie Smith E. F. Judd Ruth Coghlan Roy Clark J. A. Rohrer K. W. Pigman Coghlan Clark

Palm Grove Woodman Circle Meeting Plans

Mrs James Taylor hosted the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle Palm Grove No 1 on Monday afternoon at 928 Eighth Street SE. The group will meet the first Monday of each month and Mrs Ed Morrison will host the February gathering at 301 First Avenue W.

James Taylor Eighth Street SE Supreme Forest Woodman Circle Palm Grove No. 1 Ed Morrison First Avenue W

Beethoven Club to study Nationalism in Arts program

Beethoven Club convenes Thursday at 10 am at the YWCA to discuss Nationalism in the Arts led by Miss Nelle Erwin with Miss Anna Denkman as group leader. Board meets at 9 15 am. Readings include works by Paderewski Bloch Siegblius and Dvorak with performances by Mrs H M Benninghoff Mrs Lester J Baldwin and others.

Beethoven Club Y.W.C.A Nelle Erwin Anna Denkman Cracovienne Fantastique Paderewski Cecelia Kohl Pano Morant Defalla Astoriana Defalla Jota Defalla H. M. Benninghoff Bloch Lester J Baldwin Siebelius

Members of Tuesday Reading Club entertained at luncheon

Mrs. EP. Ristedt hosted the Tuesday reading club luncheon at her home 2662 Country Club Parkway SE.

Reading Club EP. Ristedt Country Club Parkway SE

Keister Moel Nuptials in Dayton Ceremony

Miss Evelyn Maxine Keister daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Keister 2217 J Street SW wed Charles LaVerne Moel son of Mr and Mrs Arch Moel 1518 N Street SW in a December 20 Dayton C ceremony Attendants were Miss Margo Leslie and David Kayne A wedding breakfast followed at the Marine hotel The groom a lyric tenor at the Mayfair theater trained under Ralph Lee Mrs Moel formerly worked as a beauty operator at Lillian Lady Beauty Shop The couple will reside in Dayton

Evelyn Maxine Keister Frank Keister J Street Charles LaVerne Moel Arch Moel N Street Dayton Margo Leslie David Kayne Maraine Moel Ralph Lee Mayfair Theater

St Pauls church hosts fellowship picnic supper

St Pauls Methodist church school board members and families meet for a 6 15 p m fellowship picnic supper in the church dining room. A committee from the Married Peoples class led by J Keith Noll and others will coord inate. Dr Frank A Lindhorst of Des Moines will speak on Christian education and show the movie In Wisdom and in Stature. Arthur Birney will lead devotions and H Hamilton Morse will preside at the business session.

St. Paul’s Methodist Church J. Keith Noll Sergi C. B. Day Wayne Montgomery R. A. Donahue Frank A. Lindhorst Des Moines Christian Education

Legion Auxiliary Duties In Wartime Outlined By Leader

The national president Mrs Mark W Murrill urges Legion Auxiliary members to register with civilian defense offices and volunteer for tasks. She calls for expanded cooperation with the Red Cross and full support for the 50 million dollar war relief drive. Hanford unit pledges active fundraising and service.

Red Cross American Legion Auxiliary Mark W. Murrill Louis F. Schirm Hanford Auxiliary Murrill American Red Cross Schirm

Sleigh Ride Party Brings Together Local Youths

A group of 18 young people gathered for a sleigh ride Saturday evening from Vern Haven stables and returned to the Tack room for refreshments. Participants included Rose Marie Doty Nancy Green Pamela Shackell Marian Toms Marian Taylor Sally Zuercher Janet Crabbe Corinne Hendrickson Sally Stamats Dick Rust Jim Graham Tom Pickford Ray Ingram Johnnie Bob Horton Dick Arons Sunderland Dows Bill Fletcher Bob Condon.

Vern Haven Rose Marie Doty Nancy Green Pamela Shackell Marion Toms Marian Taylor Sally Zuercher Janet Crabbe Corinne Hendrickson Sally Stamats Dick Rust Jim Graham Tom Pickford Ray Ingram Johnnie Bob Horton Dick Arons Sutherland Dows Bill Fletcher Bob Condon

Mrs Izetta Debe Hosts Daughter Guest For Month

Mrs Izetta Debe has her daughter Mrs R H Benesh visiting for a month. The Beneshes, with Lt. Benesh stationed at Craig Field Alabama, reside in Selma Alabama.

Izetta Debe R. H. Benesh Benesh Craig Field Ala

Miss Catherine Adams Leaves With Oxford Travel Party

Miss Catherine M. Adams spends holidays with her parents at 1622 Bever Avenue SE before driving to Oxford Ohio where she serves as professor of music education at Miami University. Miss Margaret Day, English instructor at the university, accompanies her as a weekend guest leaves with her.

Catherine M. Adams O. H. Adams Bever Avenue SE Oxford Miami University Margaret Day The University Adams

Mr and Mrs John son Enjoy Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs Lester L Johnson of 2032 Eastern boulevard SE are in Chicago for a combined business and pleasure trip. They left Sunday and attended the Ice Carnival featuring Sonja Henie.

Lester L. Johnson Eastern Boulevard Chicago Sonja Henie

Magoon Visits Family Before California Trip

C H Magoon of North English spent Monday at the Grant Wilson home 816 Twelfth avenue SE before leaving for Artesia California to visit his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J Haubenschild and at Long Beach with his grandson Arden Kirkpatrick and his family

C. H. Magoon Grant Wilson Twelfth Avenue SE Artesia Calif J. Haubenschild Long Beach Arden Kirkpatrick

Tyler P. T. A. Board Postpones Wednesday Meeting

The executive board of Tyler P T A has postponed its business session until further notice delaying planned discussions on PTA matters.

Execuive Tyler P. T. A

Stark Couple Wed New Year's Eve at Hus Memorial Church

Mr and Mrs John L Stark return from a wedding trip to Chicago and establish their home at 2016 Fourth Avenue SE. The marriage occurred on New Year's Eve at Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church.

John L. Stark Chicago Fourth Avenue SE Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church

City's Schools Guard Against Supply Waste

H E Kunz storekeeper for the board of education reported Monday night that a survey of the city's schools showed most supplies are carefully guarded against waste. The survey was made at the board's request as schools conserve for national defense. Some excess scrap and drawing paper were returned to the main storeroom. Kunz recommended a central station for supplies to prevent scattering among rooms.

H. E. Kunz Board of Education National Defense Kunz

Hamers Return From West Vacation

Mr and Mrs Charles Hamer and Mr and Mrs Harry Hamer returned Monday from a two weeks trip in the west. They stayed with Miss Lee Hamer in Los Angeles and visited Mr and Mrs K I Timblin in El Monte.

Charles Hamer Twenty-sixth Street Harry Hamer Twenty-fourth Street Los Angeles Lee Hamer K. I. Timblin el Monte

Leona Heil Returns From Chicago Holiday Visit

Miss Leona Heil of 916 Third Street SW spent the holidays as guest of Mrs. C A Reeder. She attended the Sonja Henie Ice Carnival and a Chicago Blackhawks Detroit hockey game.

Chicago Leona Heil Third Street C. A. Reeder Sonja Henie

West Highlands Circle dessert luncheon meeting planned

The West Highlands Circle of the King's Daughters will hold a dessert luncheon on Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs H A Herold 1313 Burch avenue NW The gathering invites members to attend at her residence for the group event.

H. A. Herold Burch Avenue West Highlands Circle of the King’s Daughters

Three-Vehicle Collision Near Memorial Drive Injures No One

Police report eight accidents including a three car crash on Mt. Vernon road SE near Memorial drive. City Lines bus driven by A W Hoge 21 stopped for signals, rear ended by O C Olin vehicle, then hit by a patrol car driven by Patrolman Jim Clapp. Damage slight. no injuries.

Mt. Vernon Road Memorial Drive A. W. Hoge City Lines Hoge O. C. Olin Jim Clapp Olin

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Celebrates 46th Anniversary Luncheon

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club marked its forty sixth anniversary at a Crystal room luncheon in the Montrose hotel. Speaker Mrs Frank Smothers shared experiences from China Italy and France with her foreign correspondent husband. Mrs Edward M Soboda recalled club projects over 46 years including school health dental exams nursing Oakdale sanatorium and civic ventures. Virginia Ohmann played piano as Mrs John T Hecker introduced the speaker and Mrs Oliver S Wilson led the business session.

Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids Womans Club Frank Smothers China Italy France Smothers Shanghai Mussolini United States Germany Poland Edward M. Soboda Woman's Club Oakdale Sanatorium Virginia Ohmann John T. Hecker Oliver S Wilson

Red Cross War Fund Off to a $7 500 Start

Cedar Rapids appeal for the Red Cross war fund opened with more than 7500 collected by Tuesday. Chairman John M. Ely announced expectations of over 10000 by Tuesday evening, with 1491.41 received on the opening day. No division reports are finished yet, though the mercantile division automobile team nears completion with a final report due Wednesday.

Red Cross John M. Ely Ely Cedar Rapids Mercantile

Counterfeit Five Dollar Bills Warned In Cedar Rapids

Merchants in Cedar Rapids were alerted Tuesday to two counterfeit five dollar notes being circulated by two men. Secret Service agent Russell Daniel identified the suspects as a 30 year old American and a 26 year old Italian, both with distinctive descriptions and a habit of rapid talk while passing the bills. The fakes are 1928 C series with a black plate 888 and altered Lincoln portrait details.

Cédar Rapids Middlewest Russell Daniel Secret Service Omaha Lincoln W. A. Julian U. S

Naturalization Exams Scheduled for Jan 26 in Federal Building

Examiners from the Chicago naturalization and immigration office will be in session at the federal building on January 26 27 28 and 29 and will accept all persons for naturalization at that time. Bessie Engle deputy clerk of the northern Iowa district of federal court said aliens notified to report must appear at the set time. Both petitions for naturalization and second papers will be filed by the board.

Chicago

Desert plants endure with minimal annual rainfall

Many desert plants thrive on less than two inches of rain each year, adapting to scarce moisture through deep roots, water storage, and efficient use of sporadic precipitation.

Village Briefs Show Social and Academic Happenings

Link Belt Speeder auxiliary holds lunch at Mrs Adrian Burns home Wed 1 p.m. Verne Upmier of Ely leaves Ames to resume studies at Iowa State College as a senior. Mrs L E Augustine ill with pneumonia requests no callers. Woman's Association of First Evangelical church meets Thurs 2 30 p.m. at Mrs Wilber T Canaday home. Industrial and Missionary Society of Olivet Presbyterian church meets Fri 2 p.m. at Mrs Charles Faulkner home. Private George W Mull returns to Fort Leonard Wood after a seven day furlough with parents. Faythe Sindahl daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Lindahl returns to Iowa State College after appendectomy. Westminster Presbyterian church to hold communion service Jan 11 with Rev James H Blackstone Jr preaching. Mrs Kenneth P Patton visiting her mother Mrs Harry Kepler. Patton's husband a Coe College graduate and army lieutenant at Hickam Field Hawaii spoke by long distance to Wickam Field. Seventy members of Newman's Booster club meet at Gas company Glow room. new members inducted and bonds purchased. Irene Lybarger elected social chairman for 1962.

Kenneth P. Patton Coe College Army Hickam Field Hawaii Harry Kepler Ellis Boulevard Patton Wickam Field Newman’s Booster Club Gas Company le Moyne Rollins Lewis Wickline Alice Colgan Juanita Layer William Claassen Ryan Kelly Agnes Miner Louis Skerd Joe Hadish Zelda Radloff Helen Josvanger Irene Lybarger

Iowa Reserve Officers Ordered to Report for Active Duty

Captain Sophus W. Klinge of 211 Seventh Street SW and seven other Iowa reserve officers are to report for a year of active duty at Fort Des Moines. Klinge holds a commission in the infantry.

Sophus W. Klinge Seventh Street Iowa Fort Des Moines Klinge Infantry

First speeding case of 1942 heard in police court

Richard A. Stallman, route 1, paid a $10 waiver fine and costs after being arrested for driving 45 mph from Nineteenth to Twenty third street on First avenue East. Paul Marchal Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Paul Marchal of 426 Tenth Street NW, has turned hobby into a job in model plane building and will join Langley Memorial NACA in Texas as an under aircraft model maker.

Richard A. Stallman Stallman Nineteenth Twenty-third Street First Avenue E Paul Marchal, Jr Paul Marchal Tenth Street NW Paul Langley Memorial Testing Laboratory National Advisory Committee of Aeronautics Texas

Cedar Rapids Flyers Meet On Civil Air Patrol Plans

The Cedar Rapids Flyers unit of the AOPA will meet at 8 tonight at the Roosevelt hotel. Cruz Hahn, CAP group commander, reports on the Chicago meeting addressed by Major Reed Landis. Hahn will outline CAP setup plans. All aviation enthusiasts are invited.

Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Police Seek Mrs Seeaman Per Indiana Telegram

Cedar Rapids police received a telegram from Lafayette Indiana requesting help locating Mrs. Richard Seeaman who is believed to be in Cedar Rapids. Her sister Alma Shigley is reported seriously ill. Police urge any information on her whereabouts.

Cedar Rapids Lafayette Ind Richard Seeaman

Steffey Ruled Sane in Assault Case

David R. Steffey III an 18 year old former high school football player was ruled legally sane after being charged with three assaults on women. The ruling follows his indictment and upcoming court proceedings in Chicago.

Chicago INS David R. Steffey, III

Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Earnings Decline in 1941

Chicago AP report shows net earnings of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago fell to 1,024,465 in 1941 from 2,607,975 in 1940. Decline largely due to lower profit from selling government securities, with total assets at year end 1941 of 3,962,603,506 and securities holdings 307,717,500.

Chicago Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Silliman Appointed Linn County Chairman For Defense Savings

Cedar Rapids attorney Silliman has been named chair man of a Linn county group to cooperate with Vernon L. Clark Des Moines administrator of the Iowa Defense Savings campaign. He was one of 18 county chairmen appointed Tuesday by Clark with more positions to be named soon.

Silliman Cedar Rapids Linn Vernon L. Clark Des Moines Iowa Defense Savings Clark

Cedar Rapids Driver Injured In Accident

H. J. Sindahl of 123 Fourteenth Street NE suffered a fractured vertebra and body bruises when his car collided with an electric crew railroad car near the defense plant at Ankeny Monday noon. He was taken to Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines for treatment and expected to be released Friday. Snowdrifts at the railroad crossing were thought to have obstructed the view.

H. J. Sindahl Fourteenth Street Ankeny Sindahl Iowa Lutheran Hospital Des Moines

Supreme Court Limits Patent Power Against Unpatented Goods

The Supreme Court held that a patentee cannot block competition in unpatented articles and seek relief for infringement. Chief Justice Stone wrote for the 8 to 0 decision in a case brought by B. B. Chemical of Boston against Elmer A. Ellis and Magic Tape of Medford, Mass.

Washington Justice Department Supreme Court Stone B. B. Chemical Company Boston Elmer A. Ellis Magic Tape Company Medford Mass

Nazi Troop Move In Poland Reported

A British radio broadcast heard in New York said Poland has suspended normal railroad traffic to permit German military trains to pass. No additional details were provided.

New York INS CBS Poland

Bullitt Reaches Bagdad on Near East Mission

William C. Bullitt, President Roosevelt's special ambassador to the Near East, arrived in Bagdad on Tuesday, signaling a new phase in the U S diplomatic effort in the region.

Bullitt Bagdad Iraq William C. Bullitt Roosevelt Near East

Chamber of Commerce names 10 vice chairs for year

E M Pinney president of the Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of 10 vice chairs to head bureaus for the year and named 14 committees. The list includes Arthur Barlow as agriculture bureau head and William Quarton for convention along with other noted chairmen and members.

E. M. Pinney Chamber of Commerce Pinney Arthur Barlow William Quarton Convention W. C. Crawford David M. Lehti Karl Blaise Ed Sheehy, Jr Harry Boyd John T. Hamilton B. J. Moon House Carl Ettinger John M. Grimm Don Hines J. Joy Shepard B. D. Silliman Craven Shuttleworth EB. Coquillette Fred Jolly R. S. McLeod Lou Vanl Nostrand Kyle Mills Harold Horan Hal Tellier

Family's Hopes Revive As Son Reported Alive At Pearl Harbor

A mother in Seattle receives Navy confirmation of her 18 year old son Gerald Heim believed killed at Pearl Harbor. A later letter from navy mate Bud Brousard says Jerry is alive and well, sent Christmas Day. Heim and Brousard enlisted together in 1940 and served as ship mates until a transfer.

Pacific War Zone Pearl Harbor Gerald Heim Esther Heim Ninth Avenue SW Navy Department Bud Brousard Navy Pacific Grace Brousard Third Avenue SE Sis Doris Brousard Jerry

Honolulu Nurse Describes Ghastly Scene At Hospital

Miss Elsie Nutt a 24 year old Honolulu nurse recalls the mass casualties after the Japanese attack. She describes patients with severe injuries piled on beds tables and floors as hospital beds were emptied to make room for battle casualties. Red Cross nurses and volunteers joined to care for the wounded while bombs dropped.

Des Moines Queen's Hospital Honolulu Elsie Nutt Red Cross Miss Nutt Sara Jane Miller

Navy Alters Dental Rules Help Enlistment in Iowa

Jack Kazerski, 17, of Detroit, was rejected in Idaho for lacking enough teeth. Navy reform lowered minimum to 18 teeth, two molars, allowing his enlistment after parental consent. Others from Iowa and nearby cities also enlisted or were sent to Des Moines induction centers alongside Army recruits.

Navy Jack Kazerski Detroit Mich Idaho Falls Idaho Cedar Rapids Kazerski Des Moines John G. Peterson Anamosa Paul F. Sawyer Central City Donald E. Wilson Fourth Avenue Charles F. Samuelson Second Avenue Eugene F. Kehne Charles J. Balik Sixth Avenue Gilbert R. Person C Avenue Lester G. Moucka I Avenue Leonard J. Novak Edwin L. Vanous Army William E. Hulsebus Fifth Street John J. Newcomb Favenue Melvin J. Schreiber Iowa City Paul W. Quass Alburneit James E. Trotter Fayette Fred B. Bair Manchester

Believes Cane Quickly Sells Big Cough Syrup Savings

Advertisement touts a do it yourself Pinex cough syrup mixing 2 cups sugar 1 cup water to make a pint bottle. Claims quick relief from coughs colds and phlegm with no cooking and money back guarantee.

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