Marion Council Tables Milk Ordinance Amid Objections
Marion city council tabled a milk ordinance after dairy owners and residents voiced concerns. Leonard A. Taylor cited a petition of over 90 Third ward residents warning small dairies may suffer. Dr. J R Jennings urged increased milk use while noting health risks.
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Marion
Leonard A. Taylor
Third Ward
Mar- Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Taylor
J. R. Jennings
State Department of Health
H. P. Kline
Charles R. Balcom
Jesse Starry
Ray Knapp
Harley Etzel
L. A. Franke
Free Cure Claim Offers Rupture Relief by Mail
An advertisement promises a free cure for rupture from Capt W A Collins Inc Bow 1088 Watertown Illinois. Readers are urged to mail name and address for instructions and claim the plan has helped thousands. The note asks for a penny to cover processing and claims immediate results for men women and children.
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Gallings
W. A Collins. Inc
Watertown
Former Marion Man Flew Miss Lombard During Fatal Trip
Gail Storck a former Marion resident and TWA pilot said he flew Carole Lombard her mother and others on a fatal Nevada flight. Storck previously ferried Clark Gable and Lombard to a South Dakota hunting trip. Lombard recalled Storck in a letter to his mother in law. Marion relatives also learn of Mrs Sarah Weaver 90 who died in Washington DC Funeral services were held in Iowa Falls.
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Marion
Gail A. Storck
TWA Airlines
Carole Lombard
Nevada Mountains
Mr. Storck
Kansas City
Clark Gable
Miss Lombard
South Dakota
Carl Fernow
D. B. Storck
Sarah Weaver
Washington, D. C
Cheerful Companions Meet at Church Basement
The Cheerful Companions class of the Christian church gathered Tuesday evening in the church basement. E. C. Hamm led the devotional period. Mrs. Joe Walker and Mrs. Howard Hurtt chaired the entertainment committee. Refreshments were served to 35 by a committee led by Mrs. Carl Cherry, Mrs. Henry Kreigermeir, and Mrs. Harvey Trimbie.
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Cheerful Companions
The
Christian Church
E. C. Hamm
Joe Walker
Howard Hurtt
Carl Cherry
Henry Kreigermeir
Harvey Trimbie
Red Cross Unit No 1 to Meet Friday at 10 A M
Red Cross Unit No 1 will meet Friday at 10 a m at the Red Cross sewing rooms. A luncheon will be served at noon at a local restaurant. Handicraft Club No 1 will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs How ard Mack. Officers will be elected.
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Red Cross Unit No
Red Cross
Handicraft Club No. 1
Howard Mack
Local Society Notes and Meetings From the Week
The column records moves to Grantsburg Wisconsin by Mrs Evans and Barbara to live with her parents. Tennyson club members hear Mrs Norman J Waffle review Bright Journey by August Deireth and discuss The Meaning of Our Flag. Ocelwein visitors Dr and Mrs John O Connor stay with Mrs O Connors sister Mrs George W Kas er. J D Corner is ill. Mrs Earl Newton visits in law Mrs Earl Daubenmier. Sacred Heart circle of St Josephs church meets Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs W E Lutz. Owen Storck and family stop en route to Ashland Nebraska for funeral of Storcks uncle. Townsend club No 2 hosts box supper and dancing at Memorial Hall.
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Tennyson Club
Kenneth King
Norman J. Waffle
August Deireth
James E. Clapp
Surprise Box
Derflinger Couple Attend Arlington Funeral
Mr and Mrs Clyde Derflinger traveled to Arlington on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr Derflingers aunt. An advertisement notes a dental brush at Owens Cut Rate Drug priced at 48 cents.
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Clyde Derflinger
Arlington
Mr. Kereflinger
Owen
Special Marion Lodge Meeting for First Degree Work
A special meeting of Marion lodge No. 6 AF and AM is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic temple to perform work in the first degree.
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Marion Lodge No. 6
A. F
Masonic Temple
Max Evans Transferred in Remington Arms Sales Team
Max Evans of 522 Seventh Avenue, a salesman for Remington Arms, has been transferred to a new sales region. Details indicate a restructuring affecting the Remington sales staff and his relocation.
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Max Evans
Seventh Avenue
Remington Arms Company
Cit iz enship and Patriotism Talk at K. V. Cafe
Tuesday evening at the K V cafe Dr David I Berger of the Coe college faculty spoke on Citizenship and Patriotism.
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K. V. Cafe
David I. Berger
Coe College
Indian Creek Fish and Game Officers Postponed to Next Meeting
Election of officers for the Indian Creek Fish and Game club, set for Tuesday at Robert P. Burns home, was deferred to the next meeting in two weeks. St Marys circle of St Josephs Church met at Mrs Richard M Clark home with Mrs C L McDonnell and Mrs Harold Mullaley hosting and donated 2 to Red Cross war relief. Plans were made.
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Marion Choral Club
Glenn E. Kinser
American Red Cross
Indian Creek Fish and Game Club
Robert P. Burns
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Richard M. Clark
C. L. McDonnell
Harold Mullaley
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Community notices and club events listed
Benefit party details for February eleventh and February third at John Larkin's home. Mrs Milo Davin and first Don Kassner to be joint host. Theristrial club discusses Women Under the Southern Cross and infantile paralysis fund. Homebuilders plan picnic supper at Donald Torrence home. Mary Lowe Dickinson circle to sew surgical dressings at public library. Ameigo club hosts lunch and donates to Red Cross while Mrs E W Fernow presents The March of Science.
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John Larkin
Milo Davin
Don Kassner
Gilporhies
Theristrial Club
Ed Sigfred
J. Franklin Parsons
Fund For
Congregational Church
Donald Torrence
Mary Lowe Dickinson
King’s Daughters
Ameigo Club
McElwain Hosts Dinner at 808 Eighth Avenue
Mr and Mrs Allen R McElwain entertained at dinner Tuesday evening at their home 808 Eighth Avenue. Guests included Mrs
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Allen R. McElwain
Eighth Avenue
Notable Names Mentioned in Society Brief
Arthur E. Chase of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Mable Doran of Bemidji, Miss Edith Chase of Miami and Mrs. Inez Helbig of Marion are listed among listed residents in the society notes. The snippet records readers’ social connections and locations without detailing events.
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Arthur E. Chase
Ceder Rapids
Mable Doran
Bemidji, Minn
Edith Chase
Miami, Fla
Inez Helbig
Marion
Linn County School Men to Hear Sheriff Smith on Lewis and Clark
Linn County Sheriff Jim Smith will speak on the Lewis and Clark expedition at a Linn county school men's club meeting at the Commonwealth tearoom Thursday night. Walter Shupp, county superintendent, announced the event. Smith has studied the expedition as a hobby. The meeting includes a dinner and a concurrent intermediate school teachers meeting led by Supt. O. P. Stillinger of Troy Mills.
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Linn County
Jim Smith
Commonwealth
Walter Shupp
Smith
Supt. O. P. Stillinger
Troy Mills
New Jap Thrusts at Burma Foreseen by Official Statement
Rangoon Burma official warning predicts new Japanese thrusts into Burma within the next 10 days. Burmese territory has already been penetrated by both Japanese and Thai forces.
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Rangoon
Burma
Visitors to Grand Teton Park in 1940 Travelled by Private Cars
Visitors to Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming totaled 193 324 during 31 560 private automobiles.
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Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Nippon navy asserts Pacific dominance amid war boasts
Japan's navy minister Vice Admiral Shimada says the navy virtually commands the Pacific from Malaya to the U.S. west coast. Prime Minister Tojo promises more vigorous Pacific operations until the U S and Britain are brought to their knees. Shimada claims only four destroyers and other losses for Japan, while reporting 61 enemy warships and 35 merchantmen sunk.
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Japan
Shigetsus S.i.Omada
Pacific
Malaya
Indies
United States
Hideki Tojo
Britain
United Tes
Shimada
Congress backs St Lawrence power in rivers bill plan
Washington sources report congressional leaders will push action on the St Lawrence river power project as part of a revised rivers and harbors bill. Senator George W Norris says the nation cannot achieve air supremacy or Roosevelt's 125,000 aircraft target in 1943 without a vast boost in hydroelectric capacity.
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Washington
St. Lawrence River
George W. Norris
Roosevelt
Missouri River Ranks Ninth Worldwide at 2 551 Miles
The Missouri is identified as the world’s ninth longest river with a length of 2 551 miles.
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Missouri
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George L. Wood
Pleasant Grove District No
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H. W. Wiggins
Vernon Lent
Ben Tudeen
Earl Newton
Three Oaks
Mich
Marion High School Dramatic Club
Entrepas Club
Fred M. Blakeslee
Kathleen Mullaley
Pat Benedict
Mary Alice Kemble
Otto Whelper
David Dippel
Jack Reese
Jackie
Sixth Avenue
Stone City
Mrs Reese
Presbyterian Church
Linal
du Pont Company
City
John O'Connor
Ocelwein
O'Connor
George W. Kaser
J. D. Corner
Fourteenth Street
Mrs
Three Oaks, Mich
Earl Daubenmier
Sacred Heart Circle
St. Joseph's Church
W. E. Lutz
Owen Storck
Darlington
Wis
Townsend Club
Memorial Hall
Lions Club
BY Claude Callan
White Eagle Coal CO
First Street
Ae Ceean
Lowa-Illinois Gas & Electric CO
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
DIAL
Ruud
Linn School
Nippon
Norris
Graydar
America
Westside
Third Ave
Germany
Italy
Lexington Avenue
New York City
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