Many From Here Attend State Amateur Finals
Spectators flocked to the Hyperion golf course in Des Moines for the Iowa Amateur finals. Among the attendees were Cedar Rapids residents including Johnny Jacobs's family at 1835 Third Avenue SE and others such as Betsy Flodin and Kathryn Wandel. Local figures from the YMC A and area residents traveled to watch the final round.
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Johnny Jacobs
Hyperion
Des Moines
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Johnny
J. J. Jacobs
Third Avenue
Margaret
Gertrude
Betsy Flodin
Nineteenth Street
Kathryn Wandel
Twentysixth Street
Charles L. Burkart
Thirty-fifth Street
Jim Rush
Y.M.C.A
Homer Carley, Jr
Avenue
Philip Yothers
Fourth Avenue
Jim Crawford
Bob Neff
Women Golf Groups Award Prizes at Cedar Rapids Meet
Twenty eight health education department members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club gathered Friday at Kenmore for the finals of the Woman's club golf league. Prizes for the season were awarded at Marion Country club to top teams the Highlanders Raiders and Hotshotters. Notable players included Miss Betty Beardsley Mrs Ethel Campbell Mrs Lillian Michal and Mrs Florence Bollen with several others named among winning teams.
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Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Wilma Wells
Mildred Cypra
Ava Lorence
Inez Schultz
Katherine Tremel
Martha Hines
Catherine McBurney
Blanche Rohrbach
Eleanor Norton
Dodgers
Mesdames McBurney
Marge Rogers
Cleo Nolan
Mary Martin
Clara McPherson
Edith Dvorak
Edna Colburn
Ruth Tapper
Keitha Ferguson
Ruth Broadston
Florence Travis
Harriet Moon
Cedar Rapids Camera Club to Meet in Iowa City
The Cedar Rapids Camera club will meet Sunday at 1 p.m. in the Memorial union, Iowa City, for dinner followed by an afternoon of photography around the university campus. All interested are invited to join.
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Cedar Rapids Camera Club
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Fisher Entertainers Host Picnic for Bridge Club
Mr and Mrs Frederick C Fisher of Commonwealth apartments will host members of their bridge club with a picnic supper at Ellis Park Saturday evening.
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Frederick C. Fisher
Commonwealth Apartments
Ellis Park
Officers Installed for Cedar Rebekah Lodge 494
Cedar Rebekah lodge No. 494 installed officers Thursday evening led by district deputy president Lillian Neff and Nor vella Ellis assisted by Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 staff. Officers named include Eleanor Dicus noble grand Lucille Johnson recording secretary Mary Schamberger treasurer and Florence Peterson inside guardian. Guests came from Springville Home Star of Maine and Praha lodges in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rebekah Lodge No
Lillian Neff
Norvella Ellis
Home Rebekah Lodge
Ella Lund
Noble
Eleanor Dicus
Ile Dose
Lucille Johnson
Mary Schamberger
Dorothy Scott
Gladys Cox
Louise Morehouse
Ruth Amsted
Vianna Dahn
Helen Schomberger
Anna Belehrad
Thelma
Florence Peterson
Inside Guardian
Sophia Pilicer
Outside Guardian
Fioral
Cronkhite
Margaret Dondeki
Gladys Rohn
Effie Niell
Addie Sleight
Lucile Dose
Helen Kunzman
Pansy Adams
Florence Rowell
Mame Stoner
Mame Breslen
Hazel Griswold
Dorothy Krogh
Lois Folten
Edith Estes
Lillian Kofron
Mary Harper
Ruth Dose
Marie Stoner
Adele
Sae Mae Walsh
Springville
Home
Star of Maine
Praha
Cedar Rapids
Christiansens Return From Sioux City Visit
Mr and Mrs Louie E Christiansen of 1711 Washington Avenue SE returned home Friday after a two week visit in Sioux City with Mrs E A Christiansen the mother of Mr Christiansen.
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Louie E. Christiansen
Washington Avenue
Sioux
Roys Return Home After East Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles C Roy of 714 First Avenue NW returned Saturday from the east where they visited daughter Miss Gretchen Roy in Washington D C They also toured Richmond and Williamsburg Virginia and Shenandoah National Park
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Charles C. Roy
First Avenue NW
Gretchen Roy
Washington, D
Richmond
Aliamsburg
Shenandoah National Park
Klekars Welcome Portland Guest for Short Visit
Frank Kiekar of Portland Oregon stayed through Thursday and Friday as a guest and will remain in the city for a few weeks visiting relatives.
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Frank Kiekar
Portland
Ore
Fri- Klekar
Girls Leave for Camp Southasham near Iowa Falls
A group of girls from Iowa Falls depart Saturday for a week at Camp Southasham on the Baptist assembly grounds. Attending are Arlene Churchill Betty Jane McCabe Mary Alice McCabe Mary Alice Mellen Marilyn Unzeitig Elizabeth Wenger Nancy Preston of Chicago and counselor Mrs Milo Enger.
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Camp Southasham
Baptist Assembly
Iowa Falls
Arlene Churchill
D Avenue
Betty Jane
Mary Alice McCabe
H Avenue
Mary Alice Mellen
Ellis Boulevard
Marilyn Unzeitig
Bever Avenue
Elizabeth Wenger
Linn Boulevard
Nancy Preston
Chicago
W. A. Preston
First Avenue
Milo E. Wenger
Two Delegates Attend C E Conference in Iowa
Miss Louise Fernow and Miss Jane from Kenwood Presbyterian church left Thursday to attend the Christian Endeavor conference at Cedar Falls this weekend as delegates.
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Louise Fernow
Thirty Fourth Street
Jane
Thirty-fourth Street
Christian Endeavor Conference
Cedar Falls
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Pattern 4742 available in women's sizes all the way to 50
Pattern 4742 is offered in sizes 36 through 50 with 3 percent yardage for size 36. Located on Seventeenth Street in New York NY, the notice invites readers to purchase a Pattern Book for ten cents more featuring the season’s fashion pictures for matron miss and tot.
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Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
Miss Tot
Praha Rebekah No. 5 installs officers in ceremony
Officers installed Friday night at Praha Rebekah lodge No. 5 Sokol hall included Kathryne Zahradnik as noble grand and Edna Mae White as junior past noble grand with a full slate of officers. Visitors from Marion Texas and Home lodges attended the ceremony.
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Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Sokol Hall
Edna Mae White
Kathryne Zahradnik
Beatrice Janeka
Dorothy Mrkvicka
Myrtle Vondracek
Alice Blahnik
Minnie Hermanek
R. S.V.G
Henrietta Seabrooke
L. S.V.G
Lucyle Filipy
Agnes Kubasa
Rose Shope
Maril Harper
Belle Blazek
Marie Novak
Mayme Kroulik
LeNora Schuknecht
Charter
Ella Sedenka
N.G
Vendaline Simanek
Lillian Cach
Frasinger
Maym Kroulik
Mrs Robinson and daughter travel to San Mateo California
Mrs Henry Robinson of 1101 Second Avenue SE and her daughter Mary Louise left Tuesday for San Mateo California to visit their daughter and sister Robert Hedges and her family.
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Henry Robinson
Second Avenue SE
Mary Louise
San Mateo
Calif
Robert Hedges
Worrying Woman Dampens Summer Travel Mood
A Gazette Special advises that the truly bright woman relaxes during long weekends and avoids being a wet blanket over primitive hotel and camp facilities. It urges embracing worn clothes, rough beds, and minimal grooming, advising cheerful endurance over complaints.
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Prrsummer
Star of Maine Officers Installed in Springville Lodge
The Star of Maine officers were installed in Maine hall on Friday evening by Springville lodge No. 99 led by district deputy president Margaret Lecock. New officers include Past noble grand Hilda Phillips noble ad Gladys Wink vice-grand Justine Earhart treasurer Alma Farley warden Clara Hemminger conductor Hazel Churchill and others with committees listed for finance paraphernalia draping burial memorial visiting floral and more.
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Rebekahe
Maine Hall
Margaret Lecock
Thames Begley
Edith Tomas
Springville Lodge No. 99
Hilda Phillips
Noble Ad
Gladys Wink
Justine Earhart
Alma Farley
Clara Hemminger
Hazel Churchill
Hazel Smith
Doris Russell
Eva Hazen
Floral
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Springville
Grove City
Marion
Temple
Waterloo
Perry
Praha
Cedar
Miss Manners advice column on budgets and friendships
Advice columns discuss Mrs. R who overspends despite budgeting and a reader seeking reconciliation with a longtime friend after a bitter quarrel over husbands. Suggestions urge apologizing or writing to mend the rift and warn against pride. A third reader asks whether to quit a job for self employment and how to transition.
We The Women by Ruth Millett
A farm woman in Kansas spends her year’s savings on personal leisure while many wives sacrifice for family. The piece argues that hardworking housewives lack courage to spend on themselves and calls for more women to take personal time and pleasure after earning it.
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Kansas
Topeka
Recording secretary to be installed at next meeting
Bie, 10 of Cater Rastie, Ave Wic Olас will be installed as recording secretary at the next meeting.
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Bie
Cater Rastie
Ave Wicolas
Officers Elected by Third Rosary Unit
The third unit elected officers including secretary Mrs George Ousirn sacristan Mrs Léonard Spaight and pub Miss Pauline Gil. Committee members appointed were Mesdames Anna Robbins E Ford John Hofford Simkavitz Gillick Gerald Berry Ralph Carnes Joseph Carroll Ralph Merrifield and Art Klassen.
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George Ousirn
Léonard Spaight
Pauline Gil
Anna Robbins
Pp. E. Ford
John H E. J. Hofford
Simkavitz, Gillick
Gerald Berry
Ralph Carnes
Joseph Carroll
Ralph Merrifield
Art Klassen
Nehendahl and Bizulis Tie Knot in Cedar Rapids
Miss Nobendahl and Mr Bizulis wed with attendees Mr and Mrs Robert Procek of Cedar Rapids. After a breakfast at the bride’s parents home the couple left on a short wedding trip and now reside at 2925 Bever Avenue SE. Bizulis graduates from the American Institute of Baking in Chicago and works at Peter Pan Bakery.
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Robert Procek
Cedar Rapids
Bever Avenue SE
Bizulis
American Institute of Baking In
Chicago
Peter Pan Bakery
Philadelphia Mint Employee Charged with Larceny
A Philadelphia mint worker, Secken George Norris Kirby, was charged Friday with larceny for stealing freshly minted dimes and pennies. He faces further court action scheduled for Saturday and a divorce case is noted in the report.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mint
Secken
George Norris Kirby
No-Name House Shows Poor Taste In Decay
A local observer mocks a resident who neglects house upkeep, arguing a lack of funds for paint reveals broader miserliness and failure to care for property. The remark underscores frugality as a moral failing in the community.
Tragic Pittsburgh-Area Shooting Ends In Double Death
In McKeesport near Pittsburgh a steelworker killed his estranged wife after a quarrel. Roomers heard him press her for a kiss, she refused, and a volley of bullets followed. Police used tear gas to disperse him as he barricaded himself and then he shot himself.
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Mckeesport
Pittsburgh
Black
British Withdrawal From Iceland Urged To Forestall Attack
Senator Bone urged immediate British troop withdrawal from Iceland to prevent a Nazi attack on American Marines and sailors. He warned that joint occupation with Britain would put U S forces at risk and could force a fight or make them innocent bystanders if attacked. He argued withdrawal would reduce danger and clarify the situation.
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Iceland
Senator Bone
Wash
Navaliry Committee
Bone
United States
Pretty Blonde Aerialist Waits for Call to Fill In
NEW YORK AP There is a pretty blonde in town who earns 75 dollars a week just waiting. Elsie Ricardo an aerialist, sits in an office three hours daily hoping the phone rings to call her for a pinch hit when a trapeze artist is injured. She has 24 years of experience and trained by her parents. She doubles for actresses and has toured parks and tents. She says she fears nothing but the wait for a potential accident to earn more.
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New York
Elsie
Bubbles
Ricardo
Hollywood
Ieee
Plunges 800 Feet To Death In Parachute Test
Compton California Friday La Verne Grover 19 of Costa Mesa died after plunging 800 feet while attempting to test a parachute with a dummy. Grover opened his parachute a few feet above the ground but could not halt his fall. He died instantly after taking off five minutes earlier from Compton airport in a two seater plane piloted by Frank Williams.
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Compton
Calif
INS
la Verne Grover
Costa Mesa
Grover
Frank Williams
Rail Wage Parley Set To Open July 24 In Chicago
Railway officials and labor leaders agreed to start formal negotiations within two weeks on demands for a wage hike of 1150000. The start date for talks was fixed at a conference in Chicago between carrier managements and unions after unions presented their formal demands a month earlier.
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Chicago
Pastor Hurt In Fall At Iowa Church
Fairfield Iowa Rev E A gayi First Lutheran Church and president of the Iowa Seminary Association suffered a slight brain concussion and fractured arm after a ladder fall at the church on Friday.
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Fairfield
E. A. Gayi
First Lutheran Church
Iowa
Radio Show Highlights Gershwin Memory and Porgy and Bess Clips
Radio programs on WGN and WMT feature Gershwin remembrance, songs from Porgy and Bess including Summertime and It Ain't Necessarily So with Igor Gorin and Marion Claire. A Vienna scene skit and a Navy camp quiz conclude the period, with details on hosts guests and times.
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Chicagoland Hour
Porgy and
Bess
WGN
Igor Gorin
Marion Claire
Vienna
Robert R. McCormick
George Gershwin
Radio Schedule Highlights July 13 1941 With Network Lineup
A dense list of broadcast times and programs across WLS WGN WMT WENR WHO and others for Sunday July 13 1941. Features organ concerts news segments religious services and entertainment shows with notable hosts and stations.
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WGN
WLS Fayiloft
Fim
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Wells
BBC
H. Heidi O
Naa
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Ennis
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Chuck Acree
WGN Church
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Mormon
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Goo
Petecsop
A.m
Lytell
Humas
Scott
Radio Schedule Fragments for WGN WMT WENR
Fragmented entries show varied program names and times across multiple stations including WGN WMT and WENR. The list includes shows like Cap Com n Sym string Crime Doctor and Chi at Nite with uncertain details.
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WGN
Bud Strong
Landlord Appeals To State Chief Over Taverns Noise
Newark landlord writes to E. W. Garrett, acting commissioner of the state alcohol control, complaining his tavern neighbor keeps late music and crowds, seeks action after police and mayor fail. Garrett says he will study the complaint and the landlord hopes for prompt relief.
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Newark
WN. J
E. W. Garrett
State Alcoholic Beverage Control
Garrett
British Student Pilot Killed In Oklahoma
A British student pilot named R. D. Harrison was killed when his plane spun and crashed south of Collinsville Oklahoma. The Spare Tan School of Aeronautics in Tulsa owned the aircraft and he was among 50 British cadets receiving basic flight instruction before planned transfer to another school.
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INS
R. D. Harrison
Collinsville
Sparetan School of Aeronautics of
Tulsa
Ana Art
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