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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1944
Page
20
An odd local note recounts a brief Cedar Rapids visit by Lt and Mrs Kanealy with casual dialogue about a bicycle sweeper, half hour timing, and a pie turning into a cooking anecdote. A recipe for pastry is provided as part of the chatter, claiming to aid physical exertion for workers.
Fei recalls attempting a fail safe mince pie in Cedar Rapids with improvised tools. She details crust mishaps, a frozen dough thawed by a milk bottle, holes in the top, and a dubious baking method learned from her aunt, ending with questions about when the pie is done.
Linn county Red Cross announces Mrs. C. C. Kaldenberg and Mrs. John M. Drabelle named home nursing and displays chairmen respectively. Kaldenberg will form her committee. Drabelle will oversee window displays. Miss Dorothy Huff heads to Army Air Corps. enrollment for nurse aide class closes Jan. 31.
Miss Winnifred Tiernan and Radio Officer Harvey K. Helm married Thursday at St Matthew's church. Officiants were Rev James D Kearn and Rev Conroy Schallan. Afterward a wedding dinner at the Montrose hotel. They will reside at the Hotel New Yorker in New York City.
Mr and Mrs Aden Edaburn of Solon announce the marriage of their son Hugh Edaburn boat swain's mate 2/c and Miss Laura Caldwell daughter of E D Caldwell of San Jose California. The ceremony occurred December 11 at the First Methodist church in Sacramento with Mr and Mrs L E Moore as witnesses. The couple were feted at a Rosemont hotel wedding supper. Edaburn attended Brandon high school and later enlisted in the navy.
Grace Vernon announces her engagement to John McNabb son of Mrs. George McNabb. The couple and families prepare for a future wedding. Beverly Smith Colleen Bedell and Theodora Davis hosted an open house with guests from Franklin school January graduating class. Decorations reflected school colors orange and blue. Chap erones were H. A. Smith Paul H. Bedell and L. P. Davis.
Three Coe college seniors Margaret Blaine Dorothy Mueller and Robert Ray will be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi at 7 30 p m Monday in the Stewart Memorial library staff room. Also elected was Pfc Perry Woodward an ROTC ASTP officer candidate at Fort Benning Ga majoring in economics. Phi Kappa Phi officers and Berea College dean Dr William J Baird will address the group.
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