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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1947

Page

12

Old-Fashioned in C R Style Show Showcases Teen Fashion

Marjory Swanson previews Craemer's Y Teen club styles for Easter parade. Models wear tan tweed suits, green shetland, gray-blue tweed, black and white checks, gingham, gabardine and chambray dresses, knitwear, coats, and accessories. Notables include Arlene Klopp, Kathie Rainbolt, Barbara Klein, Patsy Carney, Joan Vinton, and Mary Lou Moore with narration by F. E. Long and leadership by Mrs. Elsie Ritters.

Craemer Y. W St. Patrick’s Day Arlene Klopp Oakdale Kathie Rainbolt Joan Vinton Barbara Klein Patsy Carney Chambray Jean Zobl Bonnie O'Neil Anita Morey Carol Burks Evelyn Hall Virginia Vavra Lillian Peterson Pat Looney Grace Hersom Barbara Cours Mary Lou Moore F. E. Long Elsie Ritters Evelyn Burt Lois Listebarger Roosevelt Hi-Yteen Club Tam

Truman Faces Women's Group Complaint Over Appointments

A delegation led by Mrs. Lafell Dickinson of the General Federation of Women's Clubs told President Truman he is slighting women in political appointments and urged him to appoint women to high government posts.

Washington Truman Lafell Dickinson General Federation of Women’s Clubs

Daughters of G W Eiben Celebrate Birthdays

Rosemarie and Margaret Anne Eiben, daughters of Mr and Mrs G W Eiben of 605 Twenty seventh street NE, will celebrate their sixth and seventh birthdays Wednesday afternoon at a party. Games and St Matthew's school first and second graders will attend.

Rosemarie Margaret Anne Eiben G. W. Eiben Twenty-seventh Street St. Matthew's School

Odako Camp Fire Elects New Officers

Odako Camp Fire group met Tuesday at the home of its guardian Mrs. Robert Bender 613 Eighteenth Street SE. Officers elected were Kayleen Thompson president Sheila Rapoport vice president Judy Baugh secretary and Karen Novotny treasurer. Mary Lou Hadish, Karen Novotny and Judy Baugh are new members.

Odako Camp Fire Group Robert Bender Eighteenth Street Kayleen Thompson Sheila Rapoport Judy Baugh Karen Novotny Mary Lou Hadish

Miss Nott Installed as Linn County Republican Women President

Miss Sara Nott of Marion was installed as president of the Linn County Republican Women's club at a Tuesday meeting in the Montrose hotel. Officers include Miss Matilda Spnouffer treasurer, Miss Grace West historian, and others. An illustrated talk on the T B Association followed with a question forum.

Sara Nott Marion Linn County Republican Women’s Club Montrose Nettary Matilda Spnouffer Grace West Mt. Vernon C. J. Knickerbocker Fairfax Hazel Kidd J. P. Millis Gayle Zedick T. B. Association Linn

Theta Xi Elects New Iowa State Mu Chapter Officers

C. Pugh of Ames was elected president and Richard L. Shaffer was elected vice-president of Mu Chapter Theta Xi fraternity at Iowa State College. Pugh is a sophomore in mechanical engineering and son of Mr. and Mrs. David R. Pugh of 830 Sixteenth Street SE.

C. Pugh Iowa State College Ames Theta Xi David R. Pugh Sixteenth Street Pugh Richard L. Shaffer C. D. Shaffers Walker

Sutherland Dows to Host Dinner Party

Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland C. Dows at 340 Twenty-seventh street drive SE will entertain eight guests at a Wednesday dinner.

Sutherland Dows Sutherland C. Dows Twenty-seventh Street Drive

Two Kings Daughters Groups Host Dessert Luncheons

Two King's Daughters groups, Volunteer and Ruth circles, held dessert luncheons on Tuesday at homes of Mrs. Allen Hird and Mrs. Ed Underberg. Notable attendees included Mrs. Fay Humbert, Mrs. Sidney Peterson, and Mrs. Marvin Bishop led devotions for Volunteer. Ruth circle devotions were by Mrs. Jack Holt with guests Mrs. Clyde Parker and others.

King’s Daughters Ruth Allen Hird B Avenue NE Ed Underberg Higley Avenue Fay Humbert Sidney Peterson Marvin Bishop Chester May Twelfth Street NW Ruth Circle Jack Holt Clyde Parker W. M. Schneider Richard Stevens

Farewell Party for Barbara McCutcheon Held at Eveland Home

A Monday evening farewell was hosted by Miss Phyllis Matson and Mrs. Carl Eveland at 117 Twelfth Street NE. After cards, refreshments were served and guests included Betty and Dorothy Pruess Pat Zurka Melevene Reimer Carolyn Tyrell and Lucille Rosenberg.

Barbara McCutcheon Phyllis Matson Carl Eveland Eveland Twelfth Street Betty and Dorothy Pruess Pat Zurka Melevene Reimer Carolyn Tyrell Lucille Rosenberg

Ko-Ke-Maweka Camp Fire elects officers and adds members

The Ko-Ke-Maweka Camp Fire group elected officers at Monday meeting with Margo Mifflin as president and Patty Anthony as vice president. New members Norma Thomas Marilyn Andrew Donna Paulsen Martha Paulsen Barbara Mulinex and Patty Hines joined. Miss Mary Ellen Dill remains guardian. plans for the council fire were made.

Ko-Ke-Maweka Camp Margo Mifflin Patty Anthony Patty Cook Patty Taylor Sylvia Blaha Norma Thomas Marilyn Andrew Donna Paulsen Martha Paulsen Barbara Mulinex Patty Hines Mary Ellen Dill

Mrs Hoffer Re-elected Captain of Sun Shine Auxiliary

Mrs W L Hoffer was re-elected captain of the degree staff Sun shine Auxiliary 22 L A P M at Monday's meeting. She has held this office for 24 years.

W. L. Hoffer Sunshine Auxiliary L.A.P.M

Rebekah Lodges Set Friday Meeting in Sokol Hall

Praha Rebekah lodge 5 will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in Sokol hall. Hill City Rebekah lodge of Mt Vernon will present the key of p.

Miss Street to Be Married Thursday

Center Point Miss Drenna Eloise Street and Howard L. Ross plan to marry at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Evangelical parsonage with Rev. H. K. Ross officiating. Miss Street is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Street of Center Point and employed by the Lefebvre Corporation Cedar Rapids. Mr. Ross, of Cedar Rapids, is with the Link Belt Speeder Corporation and served three years in the Navy. They will reside in Center Point.

Center Point Drenna Eloise Street Howard L. Ross Miss Street Lefebvre Corporation Cedar Rapids Willard Street Ross Eighth Street Speeder Corporation Navy Center Int

Junior Matrons Civic Club Installs Officers

Mrs. G. L. Churchsmith was installed president of the Junior Matrons Civic Club at a dinner meeting at the Y M C A. Other officers named were Mrs. Ed Dixon vice president Mrs Edward Korsensky secretary Mrs Verne Lagle treasurer Mrs Don Roberts civic chairman and Mrs M N as social chairman. P A Tracy Wilson High School principal spoke on The Importance of Parliamentary Procedure. The year’s program will be planned at a joint executive board meeting Tuesday at Mrs Churchsmith’s home and the next meeting is Feb 5 at the Y M C A for a social hour.

G. L. Churchsmith Churchsmith Twentieth Street NW Y.M.C.A

Fairfax Chapter 382 OES to Install Friday Evening

Fairest chapter 382 of the OES will hold its installation Friday at 8 p.m. in Fair fax. Members and guests are scheduled to attend the ceremony and related services.

O.E.S Fairfax

Over the Back Fence Ham Soup and Lunch Ideas

A recipe piece by Naomi Doebel features HH SOUP in a thermos for school or work lunches. It outlines a lamb bone soup with onions carrots noodles and parsley, plus a cheddar crack ers side and a bacon sourdough style lunch option.

Executor Named in Iowa District 1 Probate Notice

The text indicates a probate notice requiring immediate administration of an estate with executor Frank Vanous and attorney Joseph Mekota. The document references the Iowa District 1 and urges actions related to estate settlement.

Rk Ushee Iowa Prank Vanous Joseph Mekota

Executor Named in Linn County Iowa Estate Case

The undersigned on January 7, 187? was appointed executor of the estate of a deceased resident of Linn County Iowa. Creditors are advised to present their claims for payment to Elderkin & Locher Attorneys at law, located in Linn County Iowa, with proper proof of claim.

Peries Late Linn County Iowa

Yuska Sisters Wed in Dual Ceremony at Clutier

In Clutier Tuesday morning two Yuska sisters wed, tying with Edward Adam and Laverne Krezek. The brides wore matching white silk gowns with lace trim and long trains, each carrying white rose bouquets. Bridesmaids Dorothy and Leona Yuska wore blue and pink satin gowns, bouquets in colonial style. best men were Stanley Yuska for Adam and Vernon Krezek for Krezek. Betty and Ronnie Yuska served as flower girl and ring bearer.

Clutier United Age Dorothy Yuska Edward Adam Albina Yuska Laverne Krezek Leona Yuska Adam Stanley Yuska Mr. Krezek Vernon Krezek Betty Yuska Ronnie Yuska Oeagen

Appointment of Executrix in Mae Stick’s Estate Linn County

Notice states on January 21, 1947 the undersigned was appointed Executrix of Mae Stick’s estate in Linn County Iowa. Attorneys Kubleek Novak Kubeleck represent the estate.

Linn County Mae Stickjate Iowa Avan Town

Appointment of Administratrix in Linn County Iowa

Notice states Linn County Iowa district court appoints WHITMORE as administratrix. Creditors must file claims with proper authentication in Linn County office. attorney Ta m. E. Treichler is listed.

State of Iowa Linn Linn County Iowa Whitmore Tam. E. Treichler

Adams and Krezek families relocate to Iowa towns

Mr and Mrs Joe F Yuska and Mr Adam are linked to Mrs Agnes Adam of Traer. Mr Krezek is married to Mrs William of Clutier. The Adams will reside in Clutier while the Kreze ks move to Waterloo where Mr ee attends business college.

Joe F. Yuska Clutifer Adam Agnes Adam Trae Krezek William Clutier Adams Krezeks Waterloo

Kappa Deltas Install President for 1947

Miss Kathleen Robison daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Robison 1390 Elmhurst Drive NE was installed Monday evening as president of Kappa Delta at Coe College for the coming year She succeeds Miss Janet Patton of State Center who will not return next semester Other officers have been elected and will be installed later.

Kathleen Robison W. J. Robison Elmhurst Drive Kappa Delta Sorority Janet Patton State Center Coe College

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C.R Marjory Swanson Shoe Center Second Avenue SE ORY Cleaners G. W. Eibens Odako Camp CHI Namel Paint Store Third Ave Miss Nott Eugene King's Daughters Praha Rebekah Lodge Civic Club By Naomi Doebel Liz Bishop Will Robert T. Harvey Cefeeua America Kubleek Novaka Kubleck Newman Helena Rubinstein Helena Rubenstein Kappa Deltas Krebs 1St Ave Dexter Third Avenue S.W
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