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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1942

Page

11

OPM Analyst Holds Conferences in Cedar Rapids

OPM analyst Malone met Cedar Rapids business leaders Wednesday after interviews with 13 firms and advice given to 20 more by phone. A round table with 14 purchasing agents led to plans for future meetings when Malone visits Cedar Rapids on January 27 and February 10.

Cedar Rapids J. Dan Malone Ae Benatt Chi- PM Malone Chicago A. L. Taylor Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt Hotel Taylor Alone

Roosevelt Junior High Awards Highlight School Athletics

Roosevelt junior high honored both boys and girls for athletic excellence at a Wednesday morning assembly. Monogram winners include Nadine Walters and Betty Watt among ninth graders, with eight and seventh graders also receiving honors.

Roosevelt Junior High School Mary Bowne Theogram Nadine Walters Betty Watt Donia Oliver Roberta Bukacek Mary Alice Mellen Mary Jo McNiell Yvonne Snyder Lois Weatherwax Phyllis West Marjorie Churchill Marjorie Ely Velma Haberie Nina Hibben Roberta Hill Evelyn Jensen Stewart Cooper John Reckling Allen Parliament Don Johnson Barney Hansen Bob Vrba Everett King Albert Shamberger Bill Kime Joe Omelik Orville Walker Lyle Henry Miss Trumpp Miss Towner Leslie Grigg Bud Dennison Leland Dankert James Schuknecht George Babs Ralph Davis Ray Petrazelka Don Hutten

Chamber Elects Two To Public Welfare Bureau

Sumner B. Quarton and James F. Plumb were elected members at large of the public welfare bureau of the Chamber of Commerce to succeed Dr. J. Max Widmer and David L. Williams. The bureau will hold its annual organization meeting and election of officers at the Roosevelt hotel Thursday noon.

Sumner B. Quarton James F. Plumb Public Welfare Bureau Chamber of Commerce Max Widmer David L. Williams Bureau Roosevelt Hotel

Malta Raids Reach Ninety This Year

VALLETTA Malta Axis forces have landed the British Serranean outpost ninety times since January 1. Officials said casualties were few and damage slight despite the frequent raids.

Valletta Malta Axis

Dr J B Kessler dies at 91 long Iowa U faculty

Dr John B Kessler 91 longtime head of dermatology at University of Iowa College of Medicine died after brief illness in a local hospital He served 32 years as department chair and lived in Iowa City with his family In 1932 he became professor emeritus Burial set for Oakland cemetery Iowa City Funeral at Hohenschuh Mortuary conducted by Rev Voigt Survivors include four grandchildren and brother Scott Kessler

John B. Kessler College of Medicine University of Iowa Kessler George Twenty-third Street Blair County Kessier Laws Mississippi River Cornell College Mount Vernon Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York City Hart University Medical School Dixon S. Kessler Iowa City James C Kessler Johnson and Linn County Medical Societies American Medical Association O'Brien Roger Betty

Deaths Daniel Sherman Cedar Rapids long resident dies

Daniel Sherman longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at his home on Thirty-fifth Street NE at 3 30 pm Tuesday after a long illness. He was born May 17 1854 in Cardington and lived in Iowa Nebraska and Shellsburg area before returning to Cedar Rapids. Survived by two sons and several siblings. grandson Lieut Roger B. Sherman. Funeral Thursday at Beatty chapel with burial at Strawn cemetery near Shellsburg.

Daniel Sherman Cedar Rapids Thirty-fifth Street Cardington Iowa Shellsburge Nebraska Shellsburg Hattie Mabel George BR I. R. Sherman Roger B. Sherman Air Corps Washington, D. C James Sherman Lerpsic da Caron Macomb Libbie McQuisten Fort Pierre S. D Beatty Chapel Grant F. Anderson Strawn

Insurance Man Frank E. Stull Dies at 70

Frank E. Stull 70 local insurance man of 1581 First Avenue FE died suddenly at a nearby hospital at 7 18 am Wednesday. Born March 17 1871 he had lived in Cedar Rapids for 40 years. He was a St Pauls church member and long served on the church board. Surviving: daughter Mrs Grace Burrows Newtonville Mass and granddaughter Mrs Graeme McLeod Great Neck.

Frank E. Stull First Avenue FE Cedar Rapide St. Pauls Church Grace Burrows Newtonville Mass Graeme M-Cleed Great Neck

Funeral notices for L. L. and grandson in Newtonville

Funeral announcements will be made later for L. L. and grandson James Low ell Burrows of Newtonville Mass. Friends may call at Turner chapel.

L. L James Lowell Burrows Newtonville Mass Turner Chapel

Death of Mrs. William H. Dasher in Kalamazoo

Word reached here of the death of Mrs. William H. Dasher of Kalamazoo Michigan formerly Cedar Rapids at her home in Kalamazoo January 5 Surviving are her husband three daughters Mrs Allan Gillman Mrs Glenn Endsley and Mrs Basil Hayward son William A two sisters and three grandchildren

William H. Dasher Kalamazo Mich Cedar Rapids Kalamazoo Allan Gillman Glenn Endsley Basil Hayward Willam A

Funeral services for Edward Cligny at Monahan chapel

Funeral services for Edward Cligny who died at 1526 Sixth Street NW will be held Thursday at 2 pm in the Monahan chapel with Rev. Thomas Collister officiating. Burial will follow at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Edward Cligny Sixth Street NW Monahan Chapel Thomas Collister Linwood Cemetery

Funeral services for Flavius Pickerill at Turner chapel

Funeral services for Flavius D. Pickerill will be held at Turner chapel at 2 pm Thursday, conducted by the Adventist church. He died at his farm home near Shellsburg. Burial will be in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery near Shellsburg.

Flavius D. Pickerill Shellsburg Turner Chapel Adventist A Pleasent Ridge Shellsbur

City Briefs Home Builders Meet at First Evangelical

Home Builders class of First Evangelical Church will meet Friday evening in the church parlors. Townsend Auxiliary units 2 and 4 will meet with Mrs. Elia Fisher at 2 p.m. Thursday at 1131 Center Point Road.

First Evangelical Church Townsend Elia Fisher Center Point Road

Woman's Relief Corps Luncheon Time Change

Luncheon moved to 12 noon Thursday at the Memorial building. Installation will begin at 2 p.m.

Woman's Relief Corps Memorial Building

Cedar Rapids Credit Union to Hold Annual Meeting

The Cedar Rapids RIL Credit Union will hold its annual meeting on January 15 at 7 p.m. in the YMCA dining parlor. All members are urged to attend.

Cedar Rapids RIL) Credit Union Y.M. C.A

Cornerstones Class Changes Meeting Time and Host

The Cornerstones class of First United Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 6 pm. The gathering moves from Mrs Philip Listebarger to Mrs Robert McNebney at 409 A Avenue NW.

First United Presbyterian Church Robert McNebney A Avenue NW Philip M. Listebarger

Waltonian Luncheon to Hear Penningroth on Philippine Islands

The Waltonian Luncheon club will host Capt. Charles Penningroth of Cedar Rapids Thursday at noon in the Lafayette club room. He leads Company L of the Iowa guard and will discuss experiences in the Philippine Islands.

Waltonian Lafayette Club Charles Penningroth Cedar Rapids Company L Iowa Guard Philippine Islands

Fine Arts Directory Seeks Listings For Schools

The Gazette’s Fine Arts Directory invites music dance and fine arts teachers to place listings. Call 2-1121 and ask how to keep a listing active for more than three weeks in the currently compiled directory at a cost as low as 1.96 dollars.

the Gazette

South Side Civic Club R-4 Cross Knitting Unit Buys Yarn

The R-4 Cross knitting unit of the South Side Civic club has purchased sufficient yarn so members may continue the Red Cross knitting project. Yarn will be available to unit members at the ZCBJ hall.

South Side Civic Club Red Cross Uni ZCBJ

Decorah Commentator to Speak at Lions Club Luncheon

Georg Strandvold longtime international news commentator for Luther college KWLC radio will address the Lions club luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. He is associate and foreign news editor of the Decorah-Posten, the largest Scandinavian bi weekly in the country.

Georg Strandvold Decorah Luther College KWLC WMT Lions Club Roosevelt Hotel Strandvold Decorah- Posten

Goebbels Promises Clothing Drive Success for Russian Front

Berlin AP report quotes Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels declaring he will inform Adolf Hitler of the successful completion of a week long clothing collection for the Nazi army on the Soviet front.

Berlin Paul Joseph Goebbels Adolf Hitler

Funeral Services Held For Arthur Chase

More than 500 people attended the funeral for Arthur E. Chase owner and operator of the Troy Laundry for 37 years. He died Sunday morning at his home on Grande avenue SE after a heart attack. The service was at Turner chapel with Rev. Witzigman speaking. Chase had recently joined St. Pauls Methodist church and was praised for charitable donations. Burial followed in Cedar Memorial park mausoleum division.

Arthur E. Chase Troy Laundry Company Grande Avenue SE Turner Chapel Witzigman Cedar Rapids Trinity Methodist Church Chase St. Paul's Methodist Church

Expect War Fund Campaign To Go Over The Top

Cedar Rapids aims to surpass its $30,000 goal in the cross war fund drive. An audit shows $21,820.45 deposited by Tuesday evening with Wednesday additions likely to push total near $25,000. Campaign head Alice Kirwin urged quick reporting as the War Fund office closes Saturday. several teams have finished canvassing.

Cedar Rapids Alice Kirwin War Fund Federal

New Defense Boss Aims To Get Job Done In A Hurry

Washington AP Donald M Nelson is appointed to run the wartime defense purchasing program. The Sears Roebuck veteran, known for long hours and blunt style, will coordinate production and priorities across government agencies. Born Hannibal Missouri 1888, he studied at Missouri University and joined Sears in 1912 rising to executive vice president and director.

Washington Donald M. Nelson Roosevelt Lst Nelson Sears Roebuck National Defense Advisory Commission NDAC Priorities Board Office of Production Management William S. Knudsen OPM Knudsen Hannibal University of Missouri Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station

Drilling Deep into the Texas Slush Pit

In a crude Texas oil venture, Harvey Mason and crew work a dangerous test well as Gary Tallman and neighbors observe the operation. The crew shifts bits, debates rock cuts, and the slush pit fills with mud while old Hughey spectates and days drift toward a possible gush of oil.

Gary Tallman Texas Mena Mason Harvey Mason Gary Mona Harvey Adelaide Harper Grace Dad Oliver Hickey of &E Hughey Garry Mr. Fothergill

Navajo Use Dual Hogans Throughout the Year

The Navajo people traditionally inhabit two hogans seasonally a summer hogan and a winter hogan reflecting their year round living pattern.

British Cabinet Shakeup Seen in View of Criticism

London reporters expect an imminent cabinet reshuffle over war management and ministerial assignments. Possible new supply minister to keep Lord Beaverbrook in Washington. Col John L Lewellin seen as a likely temporary replacement. Sir Stafford Cripps and Alfred Duff Cooper also figure in potential promotions amid broader empire councils.

London Churchill Washington Roosevelt Lord Beaverbrook Alfred Duff Cooper Singapore Far East London Times Australia

Paroled Man From Linn County For Forgery

DES MOINES AP The Iowa parole board announced Wednesday the release of Edward Winal, 36, committed to Fort Madison prison July 5 1938 from Linn county for 15 years for uttering a forged instrument.

Des Moines Iowa Parole Board Edward Winail Fort Madison Linn County

County Treasurer Offers 2 Dollar Bill Trade for Stamps

Lebanon Ohio AP reports County Treasurer George B Johnson will pay two dollars in defense stamps for every two dollar bill turned in at his window. A merchant presented twenty such bills, but Johnson says the offer remains valid.

Lebanon, Ohio George B. Johnson Johnson

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G. R Fred J. Kiluss Virginia Vards Tommy Harmen Singing of America Florence Reusch Chamber J. B. Kessler Iowa U A. E. Chase W. H. Dasher F. D. Pickerill Funeral City Briefs South Side Club Arthur Chase Noah Mason Maria Linn Fens Foodiaine Lhembarlatet Terion Rinso
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