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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1942

Page

2

New Guinea Named One Of World's Wildest Regions

War editor Br W. W. Chaplin highlights New Guinea as a vast rugged island near Cape York with a million natives and minimal white population. He notes rich biodiversity, fierce warfare practices, and strategic importance as molybdenum boosts war steel production, with 90 percent of global supply from the United States.

New Guinea Lal Cape York Australia Cinderella United States

Mrs Paxton To Be Installed Cedar Chapter Leader

Mrs Hubert Paxton will be installed as worthy matron of Cedar chapter Order of the East er 8. A Cullman home luncheon honored her with gifts. Special guests included Mrs Edna Duncan and Mrs Edward Manilaw, with many Cedar chapter officers present from 1937.

Hubert Paxton Cedar Chapter Order of the Eastir Cullman Nineteenth Street Stucker Paxton Edna Duncan Edward Manilaw Charles Bode Vernon White Edward Novotny Zed Turner Emil Horak Robert Goodman Oliver Stucker Vincent Bowers Edward Owens Mike Risk Walter Albright Otto A. Trinka Frances Butcher Thetis Holmes Marjorie Emerson

Lincoln 6A Class Presents How Boots Befooled the King

Members of the Lincoln 6A graduating class presented a program on Wednesday featuring the play How Boots Befooled the King George Frasher played a trumpet solo and Keith Baker read the class poem Donald Imoen read another poem Writing certificates were awarded to Donald Gaines and Norman Shears A farewell song closed the program Refreshments were served from a V shaped table with patriotic decor Other graduates include Herbie Hutton Alfred Anderson and Aletha Perrington

Lincoln School Boots George Frasher Keith Baker Donald Imoens Donald Gaines Norman Shears Herbie Hutton Alfred Anderson Aletha Perrington

Baker Family Hosts Buffet in Honor of Service Members

Mr and Mrs W E Baker hosted a Wednesday buffet at 211 Twentieth Street NE to honor their son John D Baker who recently enlisted in the navy and Dean Wilson who will return to active duty in the army. Also present were Christine Marbach Eleanor Rachel Mary and Marret Ann Baker Mr and Mrs Anderle Mr and Mrs Walter Pack Bill Heins and J F Baker.

W. E. Baker Twentieth Street John D. Baker Navy Dean Wilson Isses Christine Marbach Eleanor Rachel Mary Marret Ann Baker Anderle Walter Pack Bill Heins J. F. Baker

Mrs Weis Hosts Kitchen Shower For Bride-To-Be Marcella Weis

Mrs E J Weis Jr entertained at a Friday kitchen shower honoring her daughter Miss Marcella Weis who will wed Harley Bruns Sunday. Guests included Mesdames Hugo Lensch John Lensch C T Klein Byron Wetzel Roland Port Lewis Weis Ray Keiper Charles Lensch Graham McFarlane Nathan Port E J Weis Henry Weis and A N Linder.

E. J. Weis, Jr C Avenue NW Marcella Weis Harley Bruns Hugo Lensch John Lensch C. T. Klein Byron Wetzel Roland Port Lewis Weis Ray Keiper Charles Lensch Graham McFarlane Nathan Port E. J. Weis Henry Weis A. N. Linder

Make This Model At Home Pattern 4962 Available in Women Sizes

Pattern 4962 available in women's sizes 32 34 36 38 40 44 and 46. Size 36 requires 3 percent 39 inch fabric and 4 yard trast. Fifteen cents for this pattern to Pattern Department The Gerette 243 West ivth New York N Y Send ten cents extra for our new Spring Pattern Book. Smarte easy to make styles for the whole family.

West Ivth New York N. Y

Garfield Graduates Dinner Powered By Class Traditions

Members of Garfield school graduate class and their teachers were hosted by graduates' parents at a dinner Wednesday. Twelve graduates sat at a long peach and orchid decorated table, followed by class day exercises in the school auditorium with readings, music, diplomas, and certificates.

Garfield School C. G. Barber Rollin Wolfe Betty Mason Dolores Barber Rudolph Butters Darlene Bishop Gilbert Mason Esther Wolfe Anna Marie Painter Belle Campbell Frances Leonard Earl Anderson Donald Wheeldon Harold Whiting Marilyn Jensen Mary Lou Unash

Y M G Club Meets With Mrs Hardin

The Y M G club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Helen Hardin’s home 1506 Hamilton St SW Plans include a Dutch treat dinner at Fleming’s tea room then sewing for the Red Cross Prizes were won by Mesdames DeWitt Winne John D Coombs Warren E Wharton and Paul Allen Others present were Mesdames Joseph W J Kremenak Kenneth Gauntering and Howard Kimball King Dieterich Cynthia Wharton and Carol Ann Ramous were guests The next meeting will be February 5 at Mrs Dieterich’s home 800 F Avenue NW

Y. M. G. Club Helen Hardin Hamilton Street Fleming's Red Cross Mesdames DeWitt Winne John D. Coombs Warren E. Wharton Psul Allen Joseph W. J. Kremenak Kenneth Fanterign Howard Kimball King Dieterich Cynthia Wharton Carol Ann Ramous Mrs. Dieterich F Avenue NW

Cultus Club Dines with Mrs Mull at Grande Avenue Home

Cultus club members enjoyed a dessert luncheon at Mrs. O. W. Mull home 1820 Grande avenue SE. Mrs E C Busenbark spoke on American craftsmen and displayed handmade pottery glassware and metal plates. A February 5 gathering at Mrs W D Patterson with Mrs J H Woodside assistance is planned.

Cultus Club O. W. Mull Grande Avenue SE E. C. Busenbark W. D. Patterson J. H. Woodside

Business Women's class plans Red Cross aid at First Christian

The First Christian church Business Women's class met Friday evening with sixteen members present. They planned Red Cross assistance and to grow the class membership. New officers were installed. A Dutch treat gathering followed.

First Christian Church Red Cross Dia

Birthday Party Honors Jack White Fifth

Mrs. Theodore R. White entertained at a Wednesday party on Fifth Street NW for her son Jack White turning five. Guests included Patricia Jones Tommy Jones Bobbie Little Maree Lubbers Joan Lucore Bobbie Nichols Janet White and Mrs Roy Stepanek.

Theodore R. White Fifth Street Jack Patricia Tommy Jones Bobbie Little Maree Ae Lubbers Joan Lucore Bobbie Nichols Janet White Roy Stepanek

Jacqueline Lane Fourth Birthday Party Hosted by Grandparents

Jacqueline Lee Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lane 909 Tenth Street SW celebrated her fourth birthday with a party Thursday afternoon at her grandparents home 1520 E Avenue NE Lisbon. Guests included Ruth Harman Barbara Jeanne O Neal Sandra O Neal Donny Fowler Danny Fitzpatrick Javore Armstrong Denny and Gaile Hanson.

Jacqueline Lee Lane George Lane Tenth Street Jacqueline H. Koering E Avenue Ruth Harman Barbara Jeanne O'Neal Sanda O'Neal Donny Fowler Danny Fitzpatrick Javore Armstrong Denny and Gaile Hanson Lisbon

Dorothy Herdlicka Feted At Linen Shower

A four linen shower honored Dorothy Herdlicka bride elect of Erdis Smith. Mrs Mae Smith hosted Thursday afternoon at 1114 Fifteenth Avenue SW. Guests included Mesdames Jake Hartman Frank Reha P J Whittemore Roger Sands Richard Heckle Stanley Hotle Ted Ralston Gaylord Schmott George Klumpar and Don Smith.

Mae Smith Dorothy Herdlicka Erdis Smith Smith Fifteenth Avenue SW Jake Hartman Frank Reha P. J. Whittemore Roger Sands Richard Heckle Stanley Hotle Ted Ralston Gaylord Schmott George Klumpar Don Smith

DuBue St Germaine guests host Miss Hermanson visit

Mr and Mrs St Germaine have lived in Dubuque seven months and return to settle. Miss Myrtle Hermanson of Dubuque arrives Tuesday for an indefinite visit with Miss Irene St Germaine.

Mrs. St. Germaine Dubuque Myrtle Hermanson of Dubt Irene St. Germaine

Advice From Miss Manners on Love and Social Calm

A reader asks how to handle a meek boy and a daughter’s fluctuating romances. Mary Manners advises letting the pursuing friend lead in romance and urges the mother to curb the daughter’s rapid shifts while promoting a broader social life for her.

Miss Manners K. M

Women and War Time Duty Urges Every Idle Hour Used

The author argues two types of women are out of step during wartime. Those lacking time for war work and those with excess leisure waste hours. She urges sharing household tasks and entrusting children to cooperate, urging every idle hour to support the national effort.

Red Cross Day Atte Gaulle Red Aren

Taylor 6A Graduating Class Party At Taylor School

The Taylor 6A graduating class held a party Thursday at the Taylor school with Betty Emmons as mistress of ceremonies. Carol Jean Burks read the class prophecy and Solores Antiles and Donald Clayter performed patriotic poems. The program featured the school orchestra and a student address, followed by refreshments for students and their mothers.

Taylor School Betty Emmons Carol Jean Burks Solores Antiles Donald Clayter Joe Gaskill Defense School Betty Buck Betty Smreek Jacqueline On Jeranene Soenksen Charmeda Dodson Esther Schmidt Ruth Myers Freda Thonsen Frank Zid Charlies Boquest Joseph Hansford Evangeline Chukas Dolores Anties Harriett Smith Luella Steggal Florence Hall Phyliss Burger Mark Brust Jack Burke Conan Clayter Billie Wadden Roger White

Knitters Take 300 Pounds Of Red Cross Yarn

Cedar Rapids women joined the Red Cross effort as Mrs. Wells C. Peck announced 300 pounds of yarn bought for the organization had been distributed. The blue and khaki yarn will be made into sleeveless and turtleneck sweaters helmets and watch caps for U S Army and Navy troops.

Red Cross Cedar Rapids U. S Wells C. Peck Linn County The Army Navy

Linn Civilian Defense Office Moves To Courthouse Basement

The Linn county civilian defense council offices shift from the tenth floor of the American Trust building to the basement of the Linn county courthouse. Ed Lowe, chairman, said part of the staff has faced defense problems and the move will be completed by Monday.

Linn County Civilian Defense Council American Trust Linn County Ed Lowe

Drop Word tire From Rationing Board Title

Ed Lowe, chairman of the Linn county civilian defense council, said Saturday his office was ordered to delete the word tire from all rationing board names. The Linn county tire rationing board will be known as the Linn was rationing board, a change seen as a first step toward possible extra duties.

Ed Lowe Linn County Civilian Defense Council Linn County Tire Rationing Board Lowe Linn Was

Practical Crocheted Slippers Offered By The Cedar Rapids Gazette

A brief ad notes practical crocheted slippers in gay colors for women with begin directions for sizes and stitches. Readers are invited to send 10 cents plus one cent for the pattern to The Cedar Rapids Gazette at Reperiment 82 Eighth Ave New York.

Cedar Rapids Gazette N.Y

Farming Sections Hard Hit By Ban On Autos

Washington AP reports the price administrator’s order freezing auto sales harms agriculture regions. Rep Carlson criticizes the move as disastrous for farmers and related dealers, saying it blocks local business and defense work in rural areas.

Kansas Washington Carlson Cial House Committee

Ontario calls in orthopedic specialist for Marie Dionne case

Premier Hepburn said the Ontario government summoned Pr. Jean Laing McDonald of Toronto to examine the 77 year old Marie Dionne Quint Stein. An advance report on the little girl was not alarming but prompted a consultation and examination next Sunday at the Callender nursery.

Toronto Mitchell Hepburn Ontario Jean Laing McDonald Marie Dionne Quinta- Stein Hepburn Callender

Supply Librarian Appointed at Wilson High

Miss Florence Nobie of Monti cello has been named supply librarian at Wilson High. The appointment was announced Saturday by school officials. Nobie is a graduate of Coe College and completed postgraduate work in science at the University of Illinois.

Wilson High Florence Nobie Monticello Wilson

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