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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1942

Page

15

College Club Hears Talk on Chinaware

Miss Hazel Brown told College club members that handcraft chinaware is nearing perfection as American craft adapts Greek Chinese and English influences. Other program parts praised Wedgwood and Lenox, and Miss Sara Ann Brown discussed guiding youth in personal and social living at Wilson high school.

College Club Hazel Brown Light Company Miss Brown Cue Vita America Wedgwoods Sara Ann Brown Wilson High School Jennie E. Post Brown John T Hecker Iowa State College W. Burl James B. A. Coe College Edna Neitzel University of Nebraska University of Denver

Tourst Club to Meet at Mrs Sefton Home

Members of the Tourst club will gather Wednesday at 2 30 p m at 1323 B avenue NE the home of Mrs E M Sefton for a panel discussion led by Mrs G W Hearn Mrs L D Burkhalter Mrs G L Bachelder and Miss Claribel Weaver.

E. M. Sefton B Avenue NE Tourst Club G. W. Hearn L. D. Burkhalter G. L. Bachelder Claribel Weaver

Sturdivans Entertain At Card Party

Mr and Mrs Paul Sturdivan hosted a pinochle party Saturday evening at their Center Point Road NE home Guests included Mr and Mrs Everett Faas Mr and Mrs Jerry Tickal and Mr and Mrs Ralph Byerly.

Paul Studivan Center Point Road Everett Faas Jerry Tickal Ralph Byerly

Walker woman hosts sisters at Saturday theater party

Miss Arlene Stoll of Walker visited over the weekend with her sisters Miss Maxine Stoll and Miss Esther Stoll at 1212 Third Avenue Southeast and was the guest of honor at a theater party Saturday evening.

Arlene Stoll Walker Maxine and Esther Stoll Third Avenue SE

Mrs Fisher Visiting Charles W Binghams

Mrs Jerome C Fisher of Cleveland Ohio visits at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Arena 3300 First Avenue NE.

Mrs Fisher Charles W. Binghams Jerome C. Fisher Cleveland, O Charles W. Arena First Avenue

Mrs Stansbury Returns From Chicago Weekend

Mrs John E Stansbury at 2250 Country Club Parkway SE has returned home after a weekend in Chicago. She visited with her brother Dr H R Conn of Akron Ohio.

John E. Stansbury Country Club Parkway SE Chicago H. R Conn Akron

Melody Camp Royal Neighbors Install Officers

Melody Camp No. 10715 Royal Neighbors of America held an officer installation Friday at Moose Hall. Mrs. William Danson presided. ceremonial marshal was Mrs. Willa Mae Rush. installing chancellor was Mrs. Charles Bowman. New officers include Mrs. Genevieve Hollingsworth oracle and many others across secretarial, financial and drill roles.

Royal Neighbors of America Moose Hall William Danson Willa Mae Rush Charles Bowman Genevieve Hollingsworth Oracle Donald Bradley Harley Huff William Liston Vaughn Stoddard Clara Runquist Walter Pack Vivian Hansen Wilbur Cooper Inner Sentinel Mae Melichar Outer Sentinel Peter Hansen Leona Smothers Edwin Hardy Bess Wilson Minnie Johnson Elizabeth Elliott Clara Hall Anna McCurley Mae Taylor Stoddard Arnold Layer

Praha Rebekah lodge hosts Czech night celebration

About two hundred members of Praha Rebekah lodge No. 5 gathered for a Czech night on Friday. Emma Jadrnicek Bes sie Naxera and Victoria Polehna organized the program with Bohemian costumes. Villages performed by C S Karla Masaryk chorus and Z.C.B.J. group with folk dances. Officers from Iowa Rebekah Assembly attended and the next meeting schedules a Valentine party on February 13.

Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5 Emma Jadrnicek Bessie Naxera Victoria Polehna C S A. Karla Masaryk Esther Klersey Len Narodni Pisne Zahucely Hory Elsie Volak Drahovzal “Beseda Z.C.B.J. Lodge Jerry Hendrix WMT Melody Girls Praha Rebekah Assembly of Iowa Maude Sivers Ann Belehrad Guardian Ray Brague

Dvoraks Hostess Shower For Bride Arline Stoker

Mrs B P Dvorak and her daughter Vivian hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at their home 303 Highland Drive NW. The event honored Miss Arline Stoker, wed Sunday afternoon to Virgil Dvorak at St Pauls chapel, with 25 guests attending and prizes in banco awarded to Mrs Ben Elgas, Mrs Lucille Boyd, and Mrs Sylvia Francik.

B. P. Dvorak Highland Drive Vivian Arline Stoker St. Paul's Chapel Virgil Dvorak Banco Ben Elgas Lucille Boyd Sylvia Francik

International relations group meeting in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club International relations study group will meet at 10 30 a m Wednesday in the Maple room of the clubhouse. Mrs Emil Rasmussen will speak on India and the War with current events led by department co chairwoman Mrs Charles E Roberts.

Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club Emil Rasmussen India Charles E. Roberts

Ida Mansfield circle hosts luncheon at Mrs Tellier home

Members of Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters plan a luncheon at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. G. H. Tellier located at 320 Forest Drive SE.

G. H. Tellier Forest Drive Ida Mansfield The King’s Daughters

Roosevelt P. T. A Dad's Night Rescheduled to Wednesday

Roosevelt PTA moves its annual Dad's Night to 7 30 p m Wednesday in the school auditorium instead of the originally announced venue.

Roosvelt P. T. A

Marriage Vows United Miss Marcella Walton and Harley Bruns

Miss Marcella Louise Walton and Harley Bruns exchanged marriage vows Sunday at 2 PM in the home of the bride’s parents. Rev. E J Wykle officiated. The couple will reside at 315 Fifteenth Street NW.

Marcella Louise Walton E. J. Weis, Jr C Avenue NW Har‘ley Bruns Ed Bruns E. J. Wykle Olivet Presbyterian Church Tenth Street NW Jean Weis Forrest LaHue

Women Voters Board Meeting in Iowa City

The state board of the League of Women Voters will meet Tuesday at 9 15 am in Memorial Union Iowa City. Mrs C R Smith of Onslow state president will preside.

The League of Women Voters Memorial Union Iowa City C. R. Smith Onslow

Lowe To Describe C R Civilian Defense Plan At Statewide Meeting

E E Lowe chairman of Linn county civilian defense council will go to Des Moines to attend a statewide meeting of defense council chairmen at the state house. Governor Wilson will speak and Edward A Kimball will preside. Lowe will carry duplicate Cedar Rapids outlines to explain the program to other counties.

E. E. Lowe Linn County Civilian Defense Council Des Moines Defense Council State House George A. Wilson Edward A. Kimball State Civilian Defense Council Lowe Cedar Rapids

Powerful Station Blacks Out Welles Radio Address

Latin American listeners could not hear Sumner Welles after a powerful station sabotaged the airwaves. In Rio de Janeiro the broadcast was blanketed by a station playing what sounded like a German drinking song, possibly Horst Wessel.

Rio DE Janeiro INS Sumner Welles United States Horst Wessel

Daughters of Isabella to Initiate New Members

Daughters of Isabella will initiate new members at a Wednesday meeting in the Glow room of the Gas company. Dinner precedes the ceremony. Regent Mrs. E. F. Lindekin and past regent Mrs. Emma Miles lead the committee. Members should bring books for the boys in service and contact Mrs. Ray Freeman by Wednesday for prospective members.

Daughters of Isabella Gas Company E. F. Lindekin Emma Miles Ray Freeman

Beauceant No 87 Sews for Red Cross at Mrs Sheldon’s

The Social Order of Beauceant No. 87 met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Abbie Sheldon’s home, 1400 Second Avenue SE. Members sewed for the Red Cross and then Mrs. Sheldon served tea.

Social Order of Beauceant No. 87 Abbie Sheldon Second Avenue SE Red Cross Sheldon

Social 50 Picnic Luncheon at Mrs Shepard’s Home

The Social 50 will meet on Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles Shepard located at 1215 First Avenue SE.

Charles Shepard First Avenue SE

Link-Belt Speeder Auxiliary Picnic and Card Party

The Link-Belt Speeder auxiliary plans a picnic luncheon and card party at 1 pm Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Luther H Crow 1218 Sixth Street SW.

Luther H. Crow Sixth Street

Jolly Dozen Club Hosts Meeting This Wednesday

Mrs. C. W. Manatt of 2015 Grande avenue SE will host the Jolly Dozen club gathering at 2 p.m. on Wednesday.

C. W. Manatt Grande Avenue SE Jolly Dozen Club

City Sells $10,000 In Fire Truck Bonds To Bank At Low Rate

The Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids bought a $10 000 fire equipment bond issue from the city council on liberal terms. Baum Bernheimer company of Kansas City bid par with $2390 premium. Bonds will fund a new quadruple fire truck and be retired by taxes totaling 3000 in 1944 1945 and 4000 in 1946. The city also issued warrants to retire 23000 in 4 percent bonds and 8524 75 in interest on other issues.

Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Baum, Bernheimer and Company of Kansas City

Donates plates saved in last two decades

William Sweikert and his wife Mrs. Sweikert turned in a collection of license plates for every year since 1921. The items, once stored in the garage and totaling many plates, were placed in the courthouse license bin to aid a potential steel shortage.

William Sweikert Daniels Street Court House

Churchill's Review To Be Heartening Says Aide

London AP report says Prime Minister Churchill will give a wartime review in Commons this week. Major Desmond Morton says the speech will be hard in some ways but very heartening in the end.

London Churchill Commons Desmond Morton

Sugar rations shift to salads for White House guests

Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt announced at a press conference that sugar rationing will replace desserts for White House dinners. She emphasized ongoing disapproval of hoarding and noted she and the President use very little sugar anyway.

Washington White House Franklin D Roosevelt

We, The Women by Ruth Millett

Gazette special on changing expectations for young wives. It argues women must be self supporting, adaptable, imaginative, and faithful as men join armies and defense work. It contends only capable, independent women will attract husbands in the new era.

Ruth Millett Gazette

British Claim Heavy Blow to Axis Convoy

British bombers and torpedo planes intercepted the largest Axis convoy into the central Mediterranean carrying reinforcements for the Libya counter attack. They likely destroyed a 20,000 ton liner, set another transport ablaze, and torpedoed a destroyer. A battleship, a cruiser, and another merchantman may have been hit.

Cairo Egypt Mediterranean Libya

Roosevelt Appoints 24 Associate Members to War Labor Board

President Roosevelt by executive order named 24 associate members to the National War Labor Board to serve as mediators in disputes. The appointees come from industry labor and the public, replacing the earlier plan to designate umpires. William W Waymack of the Des Moines Register and Tribune is among the appointees.

Washington Roosevelt National War Labor Board William W Waymack Des Moines Register and Tribune

Fire Destroys Eight U S Trainer Planes

A fire at a Dallas aviation school destroyed eight trainer planes and damaged the hangar, parts department, and service room. The school trains pilots and mechanics under a government contract. defective wiring is suspected as the cause.

Dallas, Tex Dallas Aviation School

Dutch Indies White Book Accuses Japan of Planning Invasion

Batavia dispatch reports the Netherlands East Indies government filed a white paper accusing Japan of preparing since the last war for a drive into the East Indies and of seeking to split the archipelago from ABCD front in 1941.

Batavia INS Netherlands East Indies Japan N.E I

Sugar Rationing Begins in Canada

Canada starts sugar rationing for households effective immediately under wartime orders. Each person may buy up to three quarters of a pound per week, cutting average consumption by about 33 percent.

Ottawa Ont INS United States Prices and Trade Board Dominion

Townships Boost Linn Red Cross Total to five figures

Forty percent of Linn County townships have reported toward the Red Cross war fund drive, adding 5984.37 to the fund. City totals push the overall contribution past 36000 with potential to reach 45000 as remaining reports come in from Central City Fairfax Walker Marion Jackson Springville Prairieburg Clinton College Monroe Otter Creek Spring Grove Washington and Franklin.

Linn County Red Cross War Fund Central City Fairfax Walker Marion Jackson Springville Prairieburg Clinton College Monroe Otter Creek Spring Grove Washington Franklin

Raccoon Suspected In Capturing Dog In Tree

A black chow dog missing a week in Des Moines was found with its head trapped in a hollow tree. A boy released the dog after a failed initial pull. the animal showed a severe lip wound and was hospitalized. The Garrett family, granddaughters of Iowa Supreme Court clerk B. W. Garrett, had reported the pet missing.

Des Moines Neill Garrett Animal Rescue League League Garretts Mary Martha Priscilla Garrett B. W. Garrett Iowa Supreme Court

Elapsed Years Between BC and AD Date Described

The statement notes that the time span from a given date in B C to the same date in A D equals one less than the sum of those years. This implies a simple arithmetic relation across the era boundary.

B. C A. D

Allies Mass For Attack on Rear Of Japs in Malaya

Allied air forces claim 190 Japanese planes shot down with only five Allied aircraft lost as clashes extend from Kunming to Burma.UN forces prepare for a major land push behind Japanese lines in Yunnan and along the Thai frontier, while Bangkok endures heavy bomber strikes and Thailand announces a war declaration against the Allies.

Malaya Chungking China Central Kunming Rangoon Burma United Nations Southeast Asia Singapore Bangkok Thailand Yunnan Japan Comci United States Great Britain Gulf of Matarban

West Liberty Woman Injured in Three Car Crash

Mrs H O Keele of West Liberty sustained a fractured right wrist in a three car crash five miles south of Cedar Rapids on highway 21 Saturday night. Mercy hospital treated and released her. George W Jirouch driver of the northbound car braked for a parked vehicle on an icy road, his car slid into J W Greene’s coming from the opposite direction, and the Keele vehicle followed.

H. O. Keele West Liberty Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital Linn County J. W. Greene North Liberty Keele

Sheriff’s Collision Near Marion Links Keele Tragedy

Sheriff James H. Smith said he braked but could not stop before crashing into the Greene machine. Mrs Keele is visiting her parents at the Hutchisons in Marion after dining there Saturday. In a separate crash, C P Sherman escaped injury when his car slid on an icy spot on highway 149, rolled over several times west of Cedar Rapids at about 1 am Sunday. he was driving about 45 mph.

James H. Smith Greene Keele George A. Hutchison Marion Cedar Rapids Sherman

Meteor Mistaken for Air Attack Spooks California Valley

A huge meteor flashed across the sky Sunday night and exploded with a blast that caused panic in the Imperial Valley. Police and sheriff offices logged numerous calls from residents 25 miles apart, fearing a Japanese bombing.

EL Centro Calif Imperial Valley

Roosevelt Takes Time Out To View Watch on the Rhine

President Roosevelt paused from war work Sunday night to watch a command performance of Lillian Hellman's prize winning play Watch on the Rhine. The attendance included notable figures and reflected morale during wartime.

Washington INS Roosevelt Lillian Hellman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry Holscher S. W. Wilder Wilder Francis Heald Rebecca West the White Falcon Sturdivans ARRID Mrs. Stansbury Melody Camp R.N. A Praha Rebekah Lodge International Relations Group P.T.A. Meetings Wey Lexi Wren Lasswell Harley Bruns Women Voters Board C. R Isabella Mrs. Sheldon Argentina Labor Board U. S Dutch Indies Canada Linn Red Cross Letonic Susan F. R SUIT Martin's Headquarters Suits Martin
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