Cedar Rapids marriage seals Louise Taylor and Charles Ritchie
Mrs Louise Taylor and Pfc Charles Ritchie Jr wed July 3 at Central Park Presbyterian Cedar Rapids officiated by Rev Allan E Schoff. Attendants Mrs Florence Ringler and Cpl Howard Gibson. Bride in flow ered jersey with yellow rose corsage. Reception for immediate families. couple to reside in Cedar Rapids while Ritchie reports to Victorville California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Taylor
I Avenue
Charles Ritchie, Jr
Charles Ritchie
Seventeenth Street
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Allan E. Schoff
Florence Ringler
Cpl
Howard Gibson
Fairax
Taylor
Ritchie
Victorville
Calif
Preference Almost Assures Job Helps a Widow
Major Nial explains veteran preference in U S civil service, showing how a top or high position on eligibility lists increases job chances. He notes the three-name rule, required Form 14 proof, and the 5 or 10 point preferences for widows and veterans, with diverse eligibility rules and potential reforms on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Charlie McCarthy
Civil Service
Glennys Powers to Wed Albert Fisher
Glennys Arlynne Powers and Albert J. Fisher plan marriage in Central Park Presbyterian Church on August 20. Powers, daughter of Glenn W Powers, resides at 1621 I Avenue NE and works as assistant manager of the State theater after Mt McKinley and Mt Mercy training. Fisher, son of Dora Fisher and the late Joseph L. Fisher, lives at the Y M C A Cedar Rapids and is a former Army flight instructor with Hunter Flying Service after Cornell college and Mt Vernon high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Powers
I Avenue
Glennys Arlynne
Albert J. Fisher
Y.M.C.A
Cedar Rapids
Dora Fisher
Joseph L. Fisher
Mt. Vernon
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Miss Powers
McKinley High School
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Fisher
Mt. Vernon High School
Cornell College
Army
Hunter Flying Service
Nebraska Visitors In Shonka Home
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Smith and children Linda Lee and David Bruce of Lexington Nebraska are visiting this week in the home of Mrs. Smiths mother and sister Mrs S V Shonka and Barbara at 118 Sixteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard B. Smith
Linda Lee
David Bruce
Lexington, Neb
George Wallace
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Anna Wallace
Fourteenth Avenue
Fort Bragg
N. C
Johnny Rockford, Jr
Route 1
Sumner
Donald L. Strait
Treasure Island
Calif
Marshall R. Strait
Seaman
Pvt
Peary Franch
Orlando
Fla
Fifteenth Avenue
Straits
Leland Strait
Eleventh
Harold Hixson
H. B. Hixson
Fourth Street
Doane College
Crete
Firefighters Auxiliary Plans Picnic At Ellis Park
Firefighters' Auxiliary to Local No. 11 will meet for a picnic luncheon at 1 p.m. at the duck pond in Ellis park. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 11
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Notice of Hearing on Zoning Changes for Cedar Rapids
A hearing will be held July 26 1945 at 10 AM in Cedar Rapids City Hall Council Chamber on proposed amendments to Use District Map and Height and Area District Map for zoning ordinance. Boundaries include Wilson Avenue Southwest Sixth Street Southwest and Cedar Rapids corporate limits with changes from A and B residential to E heavy industrial and Height and Area districts from A E G to H. Urgency clause seeks safety and immediate enactment.
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City OF
Cedar Rapids
Sons
Wilson Avenue
Sixth Street
Twenty-first Street
Iowa
A. Iowa
Real Pr
Thirty-third Avenue
Wil
Bac
Pms
Gels Rape
Twentyfirst Street
Eocneteseteenth
Camp Hitaga Ends Third Period With Wiener Roast
Camp Fire girls finish a ten day period at Camp Hitaga with a noon Wednesday wiener roast outdoors. Parents may pick up children after 4 p.m. Wednesday. A three day staff rest precedes the counselors camp starting 3 p.m. Sunday. The fourth period titled Star Spangled Skies has 129 registered girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Camp Hitaga
Mrs Fineberg and daughter vacationing in Champaign Illinois
Mrs Max Fineberg and her daughter Anna May of 1407 Third Avenue SE have traveled to Champaign Illinois for a short vacation with Mrs Finebergs brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Lee Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Fineberg
Anna May
Third Avenue SE
Champaign, Ill
Chicago North Western Women's Club Meets Wednesday
The Chicago North Western Women's Club will hold a one o'clock pot luck gathering at Bever Park Pavilion on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago North Western Women’s Club
Pavilion
Bever Park
Chicken Ring with Mushroom Sauce and Gingerbread Cup Cakes
A home kitchen guide features a prepared chicken ring dish using two 4-pound fowls, bread crumbs, rice and a mushroom sauce with chicken stock and cream. Cooked chicken is mixed with spices, baked in a ring pan, then topped with a rich mushroom gravy. Afternoon refreshments offer frosty lemonade with mint and red cherry, plus easy gingerbread cup cakes made with a no sugar mix and water.
Study of Allergies Likely to Make Home Life Happier
Ruth Millett notes a husband’s food allergies require careful cooking and patience from his wife. She shows a tolerant approach to food bans but finds it inconsistent to tolerate his intolerance of social obligations like frequent bridge with the Joneses. The piece argues wives should treat personality dislikes with the same respect as food allergies to keep marriage harmonious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahd
Joneses
John
Meritorious conduct citation for Staff Sgt Collins in Italy
Staff Sgt. Dennis J. Collins of the infantry in Italy receives a meritorious conduct citation from Maj. Gen. Bolte. He served 42 months overseas with the 34th division since May 1941, earning five battle stars, the good conduct medal, presidential citations, and the Pre-Pearl Harbor ribbon. He is en route to the States.
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Dennis J. Collins
Italy
Elizabeth Collins
Charles L. Bolte
Collins
Craemer’s
Immaculate Conception
Sgt
Everette A. Martinson
Marianas
John Oberthein
Naval Air Cadet
A. J. Oberthein
Ellis Boulevard
Charles Callahan
Pennsylvania
James McKinney
South Carolina
Athens
William C. Johnson
South Pacific
W. H. Krabbenhoff
Tenth Street
Waldo
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
Floyd
Edgar A. Guest Poem on Liberty and Brotherhood
The text presents a short verse by Edgar A. Guest urging readers to honor liberty by hating less and loving more. It frames the dead urging the living to preserve the flag through heart and mind, embracing brotherhood and the Golden Rule as taught by those who died for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Potato stalk borer and black leg disease threat next season
Iowa State College notes two pests troubling gardeners this year, the potato stalk borer and blackleg. They advise burning potato tops after harvest and removing harboring weeds, with caution that most losses are minimal and outbreaks may recur. For next year, plant on new ground using disease-free seed.
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Pfc
G. I. Joe
New Orleans
Maj
Thomas M. Nial
Niai
Anne Brown
Anne
Joe Brown
Marines
Joe
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bordsn-Hutchinson
Borden-Hutchinson
Borden Icecream
Glennys Powers
Albert Fisher
Nebraska
Firefighters’ Auxiliary
Maude
Champaign
Women’s
Naomi Doebel
Ruth Millett
Pacific
Marland Usher
B. M. Usher
M Street
Sharon
Nineteenth Avenue
Glenn E. Fox
Rose Fox
Second Avenue
France
Belgium
Camp Grant
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
RULE
Eo . Heinz
Garden Tip
Iowe State College
May’s Drug Stores
Kelloggs
Piamp
California
Kellogg’s
Manent
Glory
Cocaining Glory
Braet
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