Weather Does Not Halt Cedar Rapids Bridge and Sewing Clubs
Despite a dip in temperatures, Cedar Rapids hostesses proceeded with bridge and sewing club luncheons on Wednesday. Mrs. W. L. Phipps hosted eight for bridge, Mrs. Cc. O. Gray entertained the T. A. T. club at the Roosevelt hotel, and Mrs. James W. Bell hosted seven guests at her Country Club Parkway home. Other luncheons included Mrs. William G. Isom and Mrs. Donald S. Barry hosting sewing and bridge groups, with notable gatherings honoring Mrs. Amos Melberg and hosting visitors from Alexandria, Virginia, plus a large Beethoven club contingent and 40 women bowlers from the Cedar Rapids Women’s Club league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Cedar Rapids
W. L. Phipps
Woodland Drive
T. A. T. Club
Cc. O. Gray
Vernon Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Harry Sundberg
George F. Miller
F. A. Beals
Fred Collard
S. E. Coquillette
J. A. Yessler
R. C., Wilson
H. F. Boysen
Bridge Club
James W. Bell
Country Club Parkway SE
Ronald P. Evans
Twenty-third Street Drive
Sewing Club
William G. Isom
Country Club Parkway
Donald S. Barry
Fourth Avenue SE
Amos Melberg
Fred J. Kluss
A. C. Topinka
Alexandria
Helen Kacena Stark
Frank V. Orr
Fifth Avenue SE
Beethoven Club
Topinka
Woman’s Club League
Robert E. Campbell
East Side W C T U Holds New Year Meeting
Emma Elliott led New Year devotions while Lucetta McCain spoke on candy shipped to Fort Ringgold Texas at the East Side W C T U meeting held Tuesday at Mrs. Beatty's home. Grant Anderson note citizenship report including the pending Sheppard bill. Members knit for Red Cross and plan further Red Cross work. Lillian M Stevens and Frances Willard to be honored at the February meeting. location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Elliott
Lucetta McCain
Fort Ringgold
Tex
East Side
W.C.T.U
W. C. Beatty
Fourth Avenue SE
Grant Anderson
Lillian M. Stevens
Frances Willard
East Side Union
Mrs Bennett Visits Son in Springfield Mass
Mrs H H Bennett of 2395 Blake boulevard SE returned home Tuesday from Springfield Massachusetts where she had been visiting her son Robert G Bennett who is in the ordnance school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bennett
Blake Boulevard
Springfield
Mass
Robert G. Bennett
Mr Bennett
Ordnance School
Mrs Earl Sullivan Returns to DeKalb from Visit
Mrs Earl Sullivan leaves her holiday stay with her mother Mrs Etta Lefebvre of 414 Fifteenth Street SE to return to her home in DeKalb Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sullivan
Dekalb
Earl Sullivan
Etta Lefebvre
Fifteenth Street
Kappa Delta Mothers Club Luncheon Planned
The Kappa Delta Mothers club will meet for a luncheon at 1 p.m. Thursday with a follow up business meeting in the chapter rooms located at 1215 First Avenue. Hosts are Mrs. Edward M. Soboda and Mrs. May Speed Ling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Mothers Club
First Avenue
Edward M. Soboda
May Speedling
Mrs Libal Family Return From New York Trip
Mrs Jerry Libal and her daughter Joyce Elaine returned Sunday evening with Mrs Gilbert Crofta of Solon and her daughter Bernice after a visit to New York City Niagara Falls and Windsor Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Libal
Iowa Avenue
Joyce Elaine
Gilbert Crofta of
Solon
Bernice
New York City
Niagara Falls
Windsor
Canada
Graves Welcome Guests From Virginia Arrive Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Harold N Graves of 2141 Lirden Drive SE host Mr and Mrs Edward Graves of Alexandria Virginia and their daughters Jean and Joan who arrived on Tuesday to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold N. Graves
Lirden Drive
Edward Graves
Alexandria
Jean
Joan
Picnic luncheon precedes Rock Island Women’s Club meeting
A picnic luncheon at 12 30 p m in the Y W C A precedes a business meeting of the Rock Island Women’s Club Friday. Installation of officers will be at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C A
Rock Island Women's Club
Illinois Tech student Aloysius Cole returns to Chicago
Aloysius Cole, son of Mr and Mrs W S Cole of 210 Thirty-fourth street drive SE, returns to Chicago after holidays with his parents. He attends Illinois Institute of Technology. Mrs Cole accompanies him and will visit her mother Mrs A X Popp and her sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Cole
W. S. Cole
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
Chicago
Illinois Institute of Technology
Madison youth returns home after visiting grandparents
Johnny Forbes of Madison Wisconsin, who had been staying two weeks with his grandparents Mr and Mrs J A MacLain at 356 Sixteenth street SE, left for his home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Forbes
Madison
Wis
J. A. MacLain
Sixteenth Street
Public library story hour set at northwest station
Miss Catherine Redmond of the public library will present a story hour at the northwest library station 804 F avenue NW on Thursday at 4 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Redmond
The
Public Library
Northwest Library
F Avenue NW
Time Marches On Junior Hadassah Meeting
Time Marches On will be the subject of a Junior Hadassah program Wednesday at 8 p m at 1613 Eighteenth Street SE. Miss Nadine Subotnik will chair the program with Miss Jane Goldberg hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah Society
Jane Goldberg
Eighteenth Street SE
Nadine Subotnik
Beta Delphians Meeting Deferred to Jan Twenty Second
A Beta Delphians gathering planned for this week is postponed and rescheduled for January 22. The change affects members and any announcements should reference the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphians
Harmony circle of King's Daughters meets at Mrs Hird home
Red Cross sewing occupied Tuesday afternoon when Harmony circle of the King's Daughters gathered at 2516 B avenue NE. Mrs A W Daniels led the business session after dessert lunch and led devotions. Mrs C T Bachman reported on the last union meeting and Mrs W M Eaton spoke on a Christmas basket for a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Harmony Circle of the King’s Daughters
A. D. Hird
B Avenue NE
A. W. Daniels
C. T. Bachman
W. M. Eaton
W D O Club Picnic Set At Mrs Lilyard Home
Members will meet Thursday at 12 30 p m for a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs Amy Lilyard at 701 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. O. Club
Amy Lilyard
Fifth Avenue SE
Harrison P T A Meeting Friday at 1 30
Harrison study group of Harrison P T A will meet Friday at 1 30 p m in the school. Miss Lucy Simpson of the Community Nutrition Service will be leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Harrison P. T. A
Lucy Simpson
The
Community Nutrition Service
Mrs Yessler Hosts IH PEO Members in Dessert Luncheon
Mrs J W Yessler of 2405 Fourth Avenue SE hosted a dessert luncheon Tuesday as chapter IH PEO members gathered for a program. Mrs Grant Miller led a quiz on Cottey College with assistance from Mrs F H Knapp and Mrs Bessie Jacobson. Guests included Mrs C H Obye and others from Rockford and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J WU. Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Chapter IH
P E. O
Grant Miller
Cottey College
F. H. Knapp
Bessie Jacobson
P. E O
C. H. Obye
Bernard Condiff
Willis Lamb
Earle G. Nichols
Forest Ackley
Rockford
Group braves cold for bobsled ride
A 15 person group rode from Vern Haven stables despite Tuesday night cold then had refreshments in town. Participants included Sarah Engle dow Gladys Gable Helen Mann Marzella Chitty June Gable Betty Thompson Esther Cunningham Bill Farr Bob Gable Glenn Mann Eugene Chilty Carl Eveland Junior Miskimen Glenn Gable and Genevieve Gable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Haven
Sarah Engledow
Gladys Gable
Helen Mann
Marzella Chitty
June Gable
Betty Thompson
Esther Cunningham
Bill Farr
Bob Gable
Glenn Mann
Eugene Chilty
Carl Eveland
Junior Miskimen
Glenn Gable
Genevieve Gable
Mrs Domeny Receives Gift From Bridge Club Members
Mrs Harold Domeny was presented a gift at a luncheon given by Mrs Harold H Warnecke at 1131 First Avenue West before she leaves for Denver Colorado next week to establish her home. Others attending included Mesdames A W Dorris Claude Reitz Marvin D Marr Carl Tucker D C Gillette K P Quinn and Gordon B Shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Domeny
Denver
Colo
Bridge Club
Harold H. Warnecke
First Avenue
A W. Dorris
Claude Reitz
Marvin D. Marr
Carl Tucker
D. C. Gillette
K. P. Quinn
Gordon B. Shores
Local Couple Welcomed From Hawaii Visit
Mrs. William E. Mineck arrived in the city Sunday night from Hawaii where she and Lieutenant Mineck, stationed at Wheeler Field, have been living. She will stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baumhoefener, 218 Johnson Avenue NW. Lieutenant Mineck is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Mineck, 819 Third Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Mineck
Hawaii
Lieutenant Mineck
Wheeler Field
Mineck
A. J. Baumhoefener
Johnson Avenue
Gus Mineck
Third Avenue
Mrs Mary Morey Returns From Chicago Christmas Visit
Mrs Mary Morey of 1019 Seventeenth Street NE returns home Monday after spending the Christmas holidays in Chicago with her sisters the Misses Helen and Caroline Walderbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morey
Seventeenth Street
Chicago
Helen
Caroline Walderbach
Robbins Couple Return From Southern Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Earl Robbins of 418 Seventh Street SE arrived home Tuesday after a trip through the South visiting New Orleans and staying at Camp Claiborne with Mrs Robbins two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robbins
Seventh Street
South
New Orleans
Camp Claiborne
Robbins
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Tonight at Community Club
The Stitch and Chatter club holds a business meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Community club. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. L Ray Simon's group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
L. Ray Simon
Franklin Students Stage Comic Operetta This Week
Franklin students present instrumental selections and a one act Gilbert and Sullivan operetta in the school auditorium. Directors Helen Keith and R L Moehlmann lead a cast featuring Judge Keith Ottsen Angelina Mary Jeanne Palmer and other roles. Janice Bailey is pianist. Public may attend Friday show with 40 cent admission. Thursday is for the student audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Helen Keith
R. L. Moehlmann
Gilbert and Sullivan
Keith Ottsen
Angelina
Mary Jeanne Palmer
James Kemp
Edwin
John Neff
Ellis Lambertson
Robert Fontana
Robert Thomas
Better Tomorrow In Different World Hickenlooper Says
Lieut. Gov. B B Hickenlooper spoke to the Parent Teacher council on a better tomorrow in a changed world. He urged merging home moral training with school technical training via the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
B. B. Hickenlooper
John E. Hutchins
Vernon N. Spohn
Spohn
Arthur Norman
National
Parent Teacher Magazine
Iowa Parent Teacher
C. G Barber
L. J. Jiricek
E. D. Holvenstot
Red Cross
Howard Martin
Arthur P. T. A
Harold Miner
Lincoln P. T. A
Lincoln P T. A
Otyokwa Camp Fire Elects Officers At Quinn Home
Members of the Otyokwa Camp Fire group met Tuesday at Mrs. LeRoy A. Quinns home 141 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE for officer elections. Margery Rink was chosen president with Mary Teresa Rink as vice president, Rosemary Magner secretary, Barbara Bode treasurer, and Johanna Sivertson scribe. Others present were Kathleen Crowley Mary Jane Delbridge and Jean Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otyokwa
LeRoy A. Quinn
Twentyfourth Street Drive
Margery Rink
Mary Teresa Rink
Rosemary Magner
Barbara Bode
Johanna Sivertson
Kathleen Crowley
Mary Jane Delbridge
Jean Quinn
Wataka Camp Fire Elects Officers at St Pauls Meeting
Nine Wataka Camp Fire members met Monday at St Pauls Methodist. Jeanne Gray was elected president, Coy Wasta vice president, Marilyn White secretary, Marybel Killian treasurer, Jane MacFalls scribe, Janet Allender and Catherine Swan on the telephone committee. Miss Jean Denton, assistant guardian, led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Wataka
Jeanne Gray
Coy Wasta
Marilyn White
Marybel Killian
Jane MacFalls
Janet Allender
Catherine Swan
Jean Denton
Knights Of Pythias And Pythian Sisters Install Officers
Joint installation of Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters and D O K K held in Pythian hall with about 125 attendees. Officers installed include Ellenberger Kent Reid Waverka Johnson Helm Fisher Millian Kirkpatrick with floral tributes and multi generation flower ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
D.O.K.K
Pythian Hall
Bill Johnson
D. W. Cook
R. W. Johnson
F. F. Redies
J. W.ellenberger
L. I. Kent
Ruth Reid
William Waverka
C. L. Johnson
Olive Helm
Richard Fisher
Inez Millian
F. C. Kirkpatrick
Edyth Robertson
Flora
Sharon Redies
Ronnie Skala
Ellenberger
Sharon
Ronnie
Kirkpatrick
Marie Douglas
Jerry Dytert
Roland Pierson
F. D. Sheppard
Iowa
O. W. Herrick
D. L. Roland
Star of West No. 1
M. M. Millian
D. E. Drake
W. W. Lansing
Royal Prince DuBois Installs DOKK Officers
Imperial prince J A DuBois installs D O K K officers including Royal vizier M M Millian grand emir William Hanna sheik Bruce Lindsey mahdi L J Kent secretary F D Sheppard treasurer E B Gable satrap D E Drake sahib Earl Spjut. Gloria Sheppard majorette helped, Pythian colors decor. Refreshments by Mrs C D Fullerton. Degree drill led by Mrs L W Minehart. Music by Bill Malton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Garrison
J. A. DuBois
E. W. Hildebrand
Arthur Bearle
Frank C Mittlestedt
Joe Womachka
Howard Galbraith
D.O.K.K
Royal Vizier
M. M. Millian
William Hanna
Shiek
Bruce Lindsey
Mahedi
L. J. Kent
F. D. Sheppard
E. B. Gable
D. E. Drake
Sahib
Earl Spjut
Gloria Sheppard
C. D. Fullerton
L. W. Minehart
Bill Malton
Defense Savings Stamps Now Sold at Postage Window
Cedar Rapids post office begins selling defense savings stamps at the regular postage stamp window to speed service. Assistant Postmaster George E. Beattie said stamps only, not bonds, will be sold there, with bonds still available at the bond window for those buying both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Savings
Cedar Rapids
George E. Beattie
Beattie
Navy Recruiting Office Enlists 10 Men
Cedar Rapids Navy recruiting station operates without chief M C Madson who was given 72 hours liberty to visit a ill father in Dennison. Ten new enlistments recorded including George R Sanders Richard G Nelson William W Gilky Robert F La Fontaine Mervin H Stonking Joseph E Connally William L Canary Raymond S McCollister Morris E Watkin Derle L Schofatall John J Keepers sent Des Moines and two Marines LeRoy H Logel and Richard W Beutler from Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Cedar Rapids
M. C. Madson
Dennison
Navy Department
Nihe
Madson
George R. Sanders
Fifth Avenue SE
Richard G. Nelson
Tama
William W. Gilky
Columbus Junction
Robert F. la Fontaine
Spirit Lake
Mervin H. Stonking
Mt. Vernon
Joseph E. Connally
Second Avenue
William L. Canary
Twelfth Avenue
Raymond S. McCollister
Ellis Boulevard
Morris E. Watkins
Derle L. Schofatall
Musca
Health Seal Sales In Schools Set New Record
Cedar Rapids public and parochial schools reported a health seal sale record totaling 1 433 93 dollars, led by Franklin at 153 04 and Taylor 133 01. The total to date reached 4 718, with expectations for a higher final amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Ballard
Franklin
Taylor
Johnson
Harrison
Polk
Ballard
Fairfax State Savings Bank December 31 1941 Condition Report
The statement of Fairfax State Savings Bank Linn County Iowa shows resources including loans and discounts 35200001 United States bonds and securities 1400.00 cash items 320614.92 total resources 497627.81 and liabilities with capital stock 25000 surplus 42500 undivided profits 807503, statement sworn by President J Lynch and Vice President Chas Elson and Cashier J L Krall before Notary Helen Krall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fairfax
Linn
A. D
United States
Pinkine House
Sasdler
Atate
Linn County
C. J Lynch
Chas
Elson
Senate clash over wartime price control bill stirs party lines
Senate leaders opposing a farm bloc plan argue the White House backs a single administrator for wartime price controls. Brown says the bill would keep prices near October 1941 levels with parity limits, while Bankhead pushes prior secretary approval for agricultural orders. Debate centers on Wickard versus Henderson and aims for a late week vote to return to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Brown
Mich
White House
Bankhead
Ala
Agriculture Wickard
Leon Henderson
House
Drownings at Prairie du Chien Prompt $57,500 Claims
Relatives of four of eight youths who died when their car went into the Mississippi River near Prairie du Chien Wisconsin February 23 1941 file damage suits in Allamakee county district court seeking 15000 for Helen OBrien Valerie Canoe and Marguerite McMillan and 12500 for Vernon Swenson against Eilert H Bakkum administrator of LaVerne Bakkums estate alleging negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee
Mississippi River
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Helen O'Brien
Valerie Canoe
Marguerite McMillan
Vernon Swenson
Swenson
Eilert H. Bakkum
LaVerne Bakkum
Negreetes
Ladora W C T U Leader Mrs M O Rumple Dies
Mrs M O Rumple longtime Iowa W C T U president, a former Des Moines and Victor teacher, died suddenly at her Ladora home Tuesday night. She led local church activities and leaves a husband and a Marion sister. Burial likely in Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
M. O. Rumple
Iowa
Ladora
Des Moines
Victor
Marion
Perry
Her Lucky Day in Waterloo As Cole Family Welcomes Sons
January 6 marks a growing family milestone for Mr and Mrs Walter Cole of Waterloo. Their son James was born last year and their newborn Arnold arrived Tuesday in the same Waterloo hospital. Both boys share the January 6 birthday with Mrs Cole who was born in Cascade Iowa in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Walter Cole
Cole
Cascade
Coles
James
Arnold
Henry Thuenen Dies Davenport Leader
Davenport obituary notes Henry Thuenen age 73 prominent attorney and Republican party leader died Monday. Funeral services scheduled for Thursday in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Henry Thuenen
Government weighs re registering enemy aliens for tighter control
Attorney General Biddle said the government is studying a wartime like re registration of about 1.1 million enemy aliens to require identification cards with photos. The plan would simplify travel and residence changes and extend authority beyond Germans Italians and Japanese to satellites and overrun countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Biddle
Axis
Amnesia Victim Identified by Tigers Knowledge
In Durango Colorado a 16 year old amnesia victim Eu gene McCarthy Raymer impressed officials with extensive knowledge of the Detroit Tigers. A truck driver found him New Year's Eve and he could not recall his name or past. District Attorney James M. Noland used his Tigers familiarity to confirm his identity through connections to Muncie Indiana and Dearborn Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Eugene McCarthy Raymer
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Raymer
James M. Noland
Noland
F. P. Cauley
Detroit
Muncie
Ind
Dearborn
Mich
Marshal Drops Gun At Lodge Meeting Fatal Accident
John Culver, 51, died from an accidental gunshot at an Odd Fellows lodge in Willisgca Iowa. Deputy Wayne McPherson said Frank Butler the Villisca marshal was removing his holster when the gun slipped from his pocket and fired. The bullet went through a door and struck Culver who sat in the lodge room. Culver's widow and three children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisgca
John Culver
Wayne McPherson
Culver
McPherson
Frank Butler
Villisca
Brett Named To Be Lieutenant General
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nominations of Major General George H. Brett and Major General Stanley Dunbar Embrick to be lieutenant generals. Brett is deputy supreme commander of the forces of the United Nations in the Southwest Pacific. Embrick also serves as a lieutenant general designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Roosevelt
Senate
George H. Brett
United Nations
Southwest Pacific
Stanley Dunbar Embrick
Russians Peril Axis Besiegers of Sevastopol
AP dispatches report Berlin saying German forces have not reached a winter line and doubt it can be set, while a Russian offensive strikes west from the Kerch peninsula toward Sevastopol. Leningrad operations clear railroads as the Baltic fleet captures Hogland, with Moscow cautioning detailed reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Berlin
Social- Demokraten
Russia
London
Sevastopol
Crimea
Red Army
Kerch
Crimean
Sevastopol- Mariupol
Bakhchiasalai
Simferopol
Leningrad
Hogland
Suursari
Moscow
Son Of Rising Sun Turns Up Green
In Des Moines a Des Moines nurse reports an elderly Japanese man brought to Queen’s Hospital in Honolulu after the December 7 attack was found painted green head to foot. Attendants thought he camouflaged himself to hide among foliage and aid the attacking Japanese forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Queen's Hospital
Honolulu
Elsie Nutt
Miss Nutt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Bennett
Son
Kappa Delta
Mrs. Libal
Rock Island
Laura Williamson
Cuba
Wilson Hi-Y-Ette
Ruth Simmons
Franklin Junior High Club
J. A. Maclains
Junior
Hadassah
Beta Delphian
Harmony Circle
P.T.A. Meetings
S. Arid
Jane
Mrs. Domeny
Mrs. William Mineck
Mrs. Morey
Otyokwa Camp
Wataka Camp Fire
C. R
Navy Recruiting Office
Fairfax State Savings Bank
Yon Keane
Chamberlain
Chamberlains
Anti-Wickard Bloc
M.o.rumple
Second Street
Marshal
Man
Brett
Woodle
He Ata
Fifth Fleet Daws
2Nd Ave
and &T
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