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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1944

Page

17

Brandon Couple to Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Louis Bachman and his wife from Brandon mark fifty years of marriage with a noon family dinner and 2 to 4 pm open house at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Carl Stevens Jr at 638 Twenty-first Avenue SW. The Bachmans farmed near Brandon for 33 years after moving from Cedar Rapids and have two sons George and Arthur, five daughters including Leo Cone, Glen Caulkins, LaVerne Bauer, Carl Shields, and Stevens, plus one granddaughter Leann Cone.

Louis Bachman Brandon Bachmans Carl Stevens, Jr Twenty-first Avenue Bachman Cedar Rapids George Arthur Bachman Leo Cone Independence Glen Caulkins Newton Laverne Bauer LaPorte City Carl Shields Stevens Leann Cone

Ethel Jacobs and Jack Schneider Wed in Cedar Rapids Ceremony

Miss Ethel Jacobs daughter of Mrs Perry Davidson of Washington Iowa and Sgt Jack Schneider son of Mr and Mrs John Schneider of Washington were united in marriage Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs D L Achey 1014 Second avenue SE at 515 PM The Rev Grant Anderson officiated The bride wore a navy two piece dress with British tan accessories Her corsage of white pompons and rosebuds matched Attendant Mrs Achey wore aqua with vine accessories A dinner followed the couple later Sgt Schneider returned to Fort Omaha Neb She will remain in Cedar Rapids for the present and plans to join her husband later

Ethel Jacobs Perry Davidson Washingiton Jack Schneider John Schneider Washington D. L. Achey Second Avenue SE Grant Anderson Achey Sgt. Schneider Fort Omaha Neb Schneider Cedar Rapids

Red Cross Opens Nutrition Course At Arthur School

A 7:30 p.m. nutrition class starts Thursday at Arthur school led by Adelle Janzow and Mildred Hutchins with Miss Janzow from Franklin high and Miss Hutchins from Wilson high. Wartime food issues and Y.M.C.A. volunteers draw Arthur PTA members and nearby women to enroll. Production shipped to St Louis last week includes 95 sweaters 15 army mutilators five navy scarves 30 pairs.

Arthur School Neil Montgomery Red Cross Nutrition Corps Adelle, Janzow Mildred Hutchins Miss Janzow Franklin High School Miss Hutchins Wilson High School Red Cross P.T.A Special Services Y.M.C.A St. Louis

Beware Poisonous Plants for Spring Garden Work

A guide to common poisonous plants for spring yard and field work. It warns about poison ivy and poison sumac, compares Virginia creeper, notes hairy primrose primula obconica, and cautions on Kalmia laurel and amanita mushrooms. Practical tips include hand rinsing with alcohol, washing, and avoiding unknown mushrooms.

Virginia

Community drives volunteer help for wartime nursing efforts

The camp and hospital committee requests funds for servicemen phonograph records at Schick General hospital. More volunteers are needed to make surgical dressings at the YMCA center. Mrs. L. K. Cornell chairs the effort as centers resume night classes this week. Home nursing class begins Monday at 7 pm in the Perpetual building and invites new participants. Mrs. J. Hervert calls for YMCA center members to report Wednesday. Urgent need remains for surgical dressings workers and sewing, including fitbags, housewives, and hospital robes.

Camp and Hospital Committee Schick General Hospital Y.M.C.A L. K. Cornell Perpetual Third Street

Kitbags Shortage Urges Volunteer Production Push

A wartime appeal notes 210 kitbags short of demand with 35 helmets 5 watch caps and gloves stock valued at 647.50. With kitbags not arriving fast enough for troops overseas volunteers are urged to report to production rooms and sew more.

St. Louis

Honeymoon Return and Engagement Parties Highlight West Union Notes

Mrs Harold D. Hurlbut returned from Waco Texas after a December 24 marriage. Miss Eleanor Bemiss hosted parties for Seaman Craig Whitney’s fiancée status and will move to Farragut Idaho where he is stationed. Mr and Mrs Paul E Neumann married December 31 in Chicago and visited family in Aurora and Strawbery Point. The Hesperian club donated five dollars.

Harold ~.D. Hurlbut Marie Patricia Rohwer Waco Texas Eleanor Bemiss Seaman Craig Whitney Farragut Idaho Seaman Whitney Paul E. Neumann Chicago John Steffens Mr. Neumann L. H. Neumanns Strawberry Point Donald Hesperian Club Neumann Aurora

Zonite Antiseptic Promises Germ Killing Deodorizing Relief

A health advices style notice urges young wives to guard happiness with up to date facts about intimate feminine health. It promotes Zonite Antiseptic used in douches and daily external protection, claiming deodorizing effect and immediate germ killing without poisons or acids.

Dvorsky Engagement Announces Marcella Dvorsky to Pfc. Clarence Huff

Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Dvorsky of 188 Seventeenth Avenue North West announce the engagement of their daughter Marcella to Pfc. Clarence M. Huff son of Mrs Ruth Huff of Richland and Clarence Huff of Iowa City. The wedding will occur in the near future. Also noted a family dinner honored Troy Mills Pot and Ralph McRight from San Diego at the home of Carl and Mrs. Walton and a Methodist W.S.C.S meeting led by Mrs. Fred Dudley at May Fay’s home.

Joe J. Dvorsky Seventeenth Avenue N Marcella Pfc Clarence M. Huff Panama City Fla Ruth Huff Richland Clarence Huff Iowa City Troy Mills Pot Ralph McRight San Diego Carl Walton Fred Dudley W.S.C.S May Fay

Local Social News Roundup From Ossian and Nearby

A series of small gatherings and announcements across Ossian feature Arline Soreide’s upcoming wedding to Cpl. Richard Becker of Camp Swift Texas. Engagement news includes Marion Larkin of Waterville and Hannah Boyle’s daughter. Various birthday celebrations, farewells, and club gatherings are noted, with residents hosting and attending events at Beckers Figges Larson Remley Klinzman Boyer Rubek and other homes.

C. L. Becker Arline Soreide Rudolph Soreide Cpl Richard Becker Camp Swift Texas Beckers Andrew Barthelme Chicago Greg Figge Hannah Boyle Marion Navy Donald J. Larkin Waterville N. H. Larson Lyle Larson

Engagement announced for Ardis Gardner to Gerald Christian

Mr and Mrs Harry C Gardner announce the engagement of their daughter Ardis Lillian to Gerald Christian son of Mr and Mrs Seren Christian of Muscatine The couple plans to wed January 15 in a ceremony at home or local venue as announced by the families

Harry C. Gardner J Avenue NW Ardis Lillian Gerald Christian Seren Christian Muscatine

Local club notes include resigning factory manager honored

In their clubrooms Tuesday D. E. Ruffier who has resigned as manager of the local factory was presented with a gold watch. Lloyd Robertson was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Thursday at his home on East Second street. The Methodist Youth Fellowship group enjoyed a sliding party Thursday followed by a Dutch treat lunch at the Nook. R. D. McIntyre was installed as president of the Anamosa Lions.

D. E. Ruffier Lloyd Robertson East Second Street Methodist Youth Fellowship Nook R. D. McIntyre Anamosa Lions

Athenian and Rotary Groups Plan February Lecture Series

At a Monday dinner meeting a committee was formed by Earl Klingman D W Thompson and Marion Platner to coordinate with Rotary and the Business and Professional Women's clubs for a February lecture series. Carmella O Toole hosted the Athenian club that Monday with Mae Rickless Connie Ogden and Ruth Tomlinson presenting a program. The Concord Round Table, meeting Thursday with Mrs A L Remley, heard Mrs James Remley review the book Mother Russia.

Earl Klingman D. W. Thompson Marion Platner Rotary and Business and Professional Women’s Club Carmella O’toole Athenian Club Mae Rickless Connie Ogden Ruth Tomlinson Concord Round Table A. L. Remley James Remley Russia

Local Social Happenings At Home and Club Events

Patricia Candee hosted a Wednesday party for Cpl. Clyde C. Wenger on furlough from Kingman Arizona. Mrs. L. N. Hungerford and Mrs. H. E. Whitford led bridge and Sunshine club gatherings. A five pound flatiron is noted to contain enough iron for four hand grenades.

Patricia Candee Cpl Clyde C. Wenger Kingman Ariz L. N. Hungerford Bridge H. E Whitford Sunshine Club

Ohio Guests Leave After Winter Visit

Lt. and Mrs. William E. Curran of Columbus Ohio stayed at the Diseren and Curran home 2202 Upland drive SE with Mrs. A M Curran. Carol Jean Curran a Lindenwood college student joined the visit. Jane Boyd Circle of King's Daughters met at 1701 Sixth avenue SE for a dessert luncheon led by Mrs. Gertrude Bain with devotions by Mrs. Elizabeth North. Next gathering will be with Mrs L. K. Cornell at 2624 Meadow brook drive SE.

William E. Curran Columbus Ohio F. L. Diseren A M. Curran Upland Drive Diseren Jane Boyd Circle King's Daughters Jessie Morris Sixth Avenue SE Gertrude Bain Elizabeth North L. K. Cornell Meadowbrook Drive

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