Early Cancer Is Curable Says State Doctor at Linn County Banquet
Dr Edmund G Zimmerer of the state health division told the Linn County Nursing Service banquet that early cancer is curable and many deaths are preventable with early diagnosis. He noted cancer mortality has risen since 1918 and attributed part to longer life spans, urging improved cancer control. Dr Howard Van Winkle chaired. Madeline Healy and Marvy Rozema reported on nursing service work and a family health history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund G. Zimmerer
Division of Cancer Control
State Department of Health
Linn County Nursing Service
Memorial Hall
Marion
Dr. Zimmerer
Zimmerer
Howard van Winkle
Madeline Healy
Marvy Rozema
Minister installs officers of Women’s Society at church
The Rev. Arthur W. Henke installed officers of the Women’s Society of Christian Service after a family-style supper at the church. Elected officers included Mrs. E. T. Hiams as president and Mrs. Hariey McCalley as vice president, with several secretaries and a treasurer named for missionary education, Christian social relations, local church activities, youth work, children’s work, literature and publications, spiritual life, and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Henke
Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
E. T. Hiams
Hariey McCalley
George Reichard
G. A. Hutchison
H. M. Titus
L. M. Phelps
Henke
Lillian Bleakly
Frank Gray
Owen Turner
C. B. Vernon
Vitalis emart youthful hair dressing ad at Owen's Cut Rate
A compact advertisement announces Vitalis youthful hair dressing stimulating scalp available at Owen's Cut Rate Drug, with prices listed as 10c 43c and 7r.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitalis
Owen
Miss Lillian Harding Visits Cedar Rapids From Perry
Miss Lillian Ann Harding of Cedar Rapids returned Wednesday evening from Perry where she was called by the illness of her father George Fullerton. She was an overnight guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs BC Ainley. Mr Fullerton's condition was improved Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ann Harding
Cedar Rapids
Perry
George Fullerton
BC Ainley
Fullerto
Couple Injured In Auto Crash Near Minneapolis
Mrs Laurence S Dove rushes to Minneapolis after injuries to daughter Mrs Danskin and son in law Mrs Danskin from a two car collision. The couple, married here, were enroute to make their home there and were admitted to a city hospital. Mrs May Turner learns of sister in law Mrs Lillian Duttons death in Minneapolis. Roscoe Blinks hosts True Blue W S C S group with 19 attendees and $2 donated to Red Cross. Leslie Dunn co hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence S. Dove
Minneapolis
T. ¢. Danskin
Danskin
May Turner
Lillian Dutton
Roscoe Blinks
True Blue
Methodist
Leslie Dunn
Red Cross War Fund
James Hayes
Henry G. Heeren
Installing Officers Listed for Local Chapter Ceremony
The installing officer and Mrs. Cora Starks oversaw the installation of officers led by President Mrs. Floyd G. Slauson and senior vice-president Mrs. Alma Oakley. Officers included junior vice-president Mrs. Layeeee Terrill musician Mrs. L. C. Wieneke and patriotic instructor Mrs. Mae Chisman with color bearers led by Mrs. Stark and three others. Committees were named for child welfare relief conference auditing kitchen and other tasks. Gifts were exchanged, and the corps donated $2 to the Red Cross war fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Starks
Floyd G. Slauson
Alma Oakley
Layeeee’ Terrill
L. C. Wieneke
Mae Chisman
Virginia DeVault
Stark
Bessie Shearer
Mary Gleason
Minnie Zuhlke
Zuhlke
Pluma Terrill
Leming
Hanscom
Starks
Chieman
Luense
Woolley
Corps
Marion Choral Club Plans Final Rehearsal and Benefit Concert
The Marion Choral Club meets Friday at 2 p.m. at the Christian church for final rehearsal for a benefit concert at the same church Friday at 8 p.m. The free concert invites the public with a silver offering for the Red Cross war fund. Featured singers include Mesdames Bunting De Jong Haines Robison Ben haver Ellison and others. Grace Meloney directs with Lloyd Stark as accompanist. A Marien high school cornet trio and a high school French horn quartet join the program, directed by Glenn Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Choral Club
Christian Church
Red Cross War Fund
John Bunting
V. R. de Jong
Carlton Haines
Cc. M. Robison
W. G. Benhaver
Howard Ellison
Cecil JT
Glenn FE. Kinser
Marion Township Teachers Plan Evening Play Practice
The Marion Township teachers meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the home demonstration room of the Gas company for a play practice session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Gas Company
Mrs Johnson Guests in Savannah Visit
Mrs William Johnson of Savannah Georgia is the guest the week of her son Warren Johnson at 1020 Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Savanna, Lil
Warren Johnson
Seventeenth Street
Miss Bonnie Carey Attends Iowa Military Ball
Miss Bonnie Carey will attend the military ball Friday evening at the University of Iowa as a guest of Kenneth E. Corneil Jr a freshman student at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Carey
University of Iowa
Kenneth E. Corneil, Jr
University
Marien Garden Club Meets With J E Reimers
The Marien Nature and Garden club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J E Reimers. Mrs Fred J Lang reviewed Bible Plants for American Gardens by Eleanor King. Ten members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marien Nature and Garden Club
J. E. Reimers
Fred J. Lang
Eleanor King
Diana Fret Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon For 12
Mrs Willis Jordan entertained the Diana Fret club on a Wednesday afternoon with a dessert luncheon. Covers were laid for 12 and Mrs Willis Sheets led a program titled Porcelain and Semi Porcelain. The club’s year program was discussed.
Burns resigns as church janitor after 15 years
George W. Burns, longtime janitor of the Methodist church, resigned effective February 1 after serving under seven pastors. The church board will meet Thursday at 7:30 pm in the superintendent’s office. Reading circle gathers Friday at 2:30 pm at ? Crowns home. American Legion Junior Auxiliary meets Saturday at 2 pm at Donna Helbig’s home. Nearby relatives visited Mrs. C. E. Clark as Ray Bolton and granddaughter Bernita Cook stayed Wednesday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Burns
Methodist Church
Board of Education
Supt. Co. B. Vernon
Reading Circle
Twelfth Street
American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Donna Helbig
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Ray Bolton
Bernita Cook
Springlle
Child Study Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Gibson Home
The Child Study club met at the home of Mrs Vente Gibson on Wednesday afternoon. Roll call answered with a question about how the community can best help youth. Mrs B W Schenkn presented the lesson Under standing oo. The afternoon included sewing for the Red Cross and the club contributed $1 to the Red Cross war fund. Mrs Fred Lutz attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vente Gibson
B. W. Schenk
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
Fred Lutz
City Briefs Elect Officers at McKinley High
The Hawkeye Aeroneers model airplane club plans to elect new officers at 7:30 p.m. tonight at McKinley High School. Townsend clubs 1 and 3 will entertain at a dance Friday at 8 45 p.m. in the VFW hall 109 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Aeroneers
McKinley High School
Leventhals Return From Chicago Furniture Mart Trip
Mr and Mrs Ben Leventhal of 1547 Bever Avenue SE returned Thursday from Chicago after attending a furniture mart for three days seeking new pieces and ideas for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Leventhal
Bever Avenue
Chicago
Furniture Mart
Booth recovering after major operation at St Luke's
R. B. Booth of J street road SW underwent a major operation at St Luke's hospital on Monday and is recovering with visitors allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Booth
J Street Road
St. Luke's Hospital
McGillicuddy Reenlists as Navy Machinist
Robert McGillicuddy son of Mr and Mrs E J McGillicuddy of 401 Eighth Street SE reenlists as a machinist in the navy. He left for Philadelphia on Tuesday. His brothers Gerald and Paul are also in the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGillicuddy
E. J. McGillicudy
Eighth Street
Navy
Philadelphia
Robert
Gerald
Paul
City Market Rent Collected By City Treasurer
City Treasurer Walter Miller announced the fifth floor city hall office will receive rent from city market stalls. Rent is due by February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Fine Arts Directory Seeks Listings For Music Teachers
Music dancing and voice teachers urge new listings in the Fine Arts Directory. One new pup will cover the cost. call 2-121 and ask Miss Harri how a small listing of 1.96 dollars can stay active for over three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Harri
Cub Pack 36 Potluck at Jackson School
Cub Pack 36 will hold a potluck supper at Jackson School at 6 pm on Friday. After the meal the regular meeting and charter presentation will follow. Cub Scouts and families are invited and asked to bring sandwiches a covered dish and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson School
Bieber Sentenced 30 Days for False Uttering Check
Clarence Bieber pled guilty before Justice H R Church ill to false uttering of a check. He was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after a Tuesday arrest by Deputy Sheriff Pete Whittemore near Waubeek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bieber
H. R. Churchill
Bieber
Sherif Pete Whittemore
Waubeek
Detectives Clear Watch Theft Case In City
Detectives and Sergt. Howard Walsh resolved the watch theft reported by Wendy Kopecky of 07 Avenue NE, first reported on New Year’s Eve. The suspects in petty larceny before Justice H. R. Churchill were Vic Johnson, 37, and James Watson, 35, of 523 Fifth Street SE. Johnson could not provide info to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Walsh
Wendy Kopecky
Avenue NE
H. R. Churchill
Vic Johnson
James Watson
Fifth Street SE
Johnson
Pair Sentenced In Thefts After Watch Is Recovered
A man and a companion were arrested after admitting to stealing Kopecky's watch and selling it to a hotel janitor for two dollars. The watch was returned to its owner. Johnson and Watson received 30 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dress
Kopecky
Johnson
Watson
City Council Grants Beer Permits To Local Residents
The city council approves renewals and new permits: Joseph Gatta for a Class B beer permit at 1205 Seventh Avenue SE, J. M. Mason for a Class C permit at 1921 East Cigaret, Sarpenter at 820 First Street SW, and L. L. Anderson at 725 25 Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gatta
Fourth Avenue
M. H. Mason
Eee Cigaret
Sarpenter
First Street
Ll. W. Anderson
Third Street
Courthouse Two Divorce Pleas Filed
Two district court divorce petitions filed Wednesday allege cruel treatment. Madeline Burke seeks $50 monthly alimony from Edward Burke. writ of attachment for $1,000 on his property. The Burkes married in Rochester Minnesota on April 27, 1941. Cathryn Walker seeks divorce from Lawrence Walker, custody of a minor, writ of attachment for $1,000, and an injunction against molestation. they were married 13 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Burke
Edward Burke
Judge authorizes bond swap in Cedar Rapids court ruling
Judge J E Heiserman Friday authorized Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids as trustee for the Mary A West estate to exchange 2800 dollars of Federal Farm Mortgage three percent bonds due 1947 for United States treasury two percent bonds due 1951 at par. A divorce suit was filed in district court Friday by Arleen M Phillips against Donald F Phillips citing cruelty and inhuman treatment. She seeks to resume her maiden name Arleen M Finney. the couple married in Cedar Rapids on Oct 29, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Mary A. West
United States Treasury
Arleen M. Phillips
Donald F. Phillips
Jeannie White Appointed Administratrix for Archie White Estate
Jeannie White of 1317 I Avenue NE was named administratrix of the Archie White estate. The court appointed her to serve without bond after his recent death in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie White
I Avenue NE
Archie White
Omaha
Marmola Get Slimming Pills Ad Claim
Ad promotes Marmola Tarlets as a non starvations method to slim faces and figures by sensible eating and a package indicated dosage. It touts thirty years of sales and over twenty million boxes distributed while warning Marmola is not a cure all and reserved for adults with thyroid related weight gain. It advises consulting a physician for diagnosis.
Dinehart and Talbot Entertain Reporter With Lines of Play
Lyle Talbot and Alan Dinehart entertained a Gazette reporter at the town theater as they promote Separate Rooms, a show on the road for seventeen weeks. The pair, long collaborators, shared stage anecdotes and outlined lifelike acting notes, while Talbot announced his upcoming marriage to Miss Tommy Adams of Charlotte. Dinehart discussed his photography hobby and family, noting a son in the army. The Donbass produced 61 percent of Soviet coal in 1938 and nearly half of its steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Talbot
Alan Dinehart
Town Theater
Gazette
New York
Dinehart
Waterloo
Talbot
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Hollywood
Grace Moore
Isas City
Tommy Adams
Lotte
N. C
Sonja Henie
Westbrook Pegler
Walter Winchell
Donbass
Fire Marshal Named Defense Coordinator in Iowa
John Strohm Iowa state fire marshal was named coordinator of the civilian defense fire protection program for the Iowa state defense council. Edward Kimball announces the appointment noting Strohm recent Memphis retirement and his belief that fire services will contribute fully to the civil defense effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
John Strohm
Iowa
Iowa State Defense Council
Strohm
Edward Kimball
State Council
Memphis
Bowen attends friend's funeral in Savannah Illinois
Mrs W G Bowen traveled to Savannah Illinois on Wednesday to attend the funeral of a friend. Arthur Curtis, custodian for the Milwaukee railway at Atkins, slipped on ice Wednesday and fractured his right ankle. His father Sylvester Curtis and L C Low went to Atkins Wednesday and brought him to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G Bowen
Savanna
Ill
Arthur Curtis
Milwaukee Railway
Atkins
Sylvester Curtis
L. C. Low
Spedar Rapids
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Kaybee
Second Avenue
City Briefs
MELLO
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By Jack Ferring
Iana
Martin's
Wrisley
Bath
Remington Electric
Forhans
Pebecca
Phillips
Ipana
Jergens
Orly
Hinds
Mocess
Kotex
Dorothy Gray
Martex
Winter White Goods
Faribo Windsor
North Star
RG .Br
Woerderhoff’s
First Avenue East
Titus
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