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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1942

Page

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Miss Lorraine Smith Honored At Shower

Mrs. Verne Fussell announces engagements and a future marriage to S Leonard Yarwood on July 4. A Bailey home party at 2709 First Avenue SE hosted guests including Misses Mar Frank Smith Earl Sperring Mary Gibb Mildred Maloney Adrian Pillars Evelyn Janish Harriet Ramsey Mary Mason Emma Anders Ula Eckart Richard Wemple Marguerite Rotiris Helen Vrbi cek Barbera Coffman Rose Marek and Paul Skegsburgh.

Verne Fussell Mar- Lorraine S. Leonard Yarwood Bailey Home First Avenue SE Mar- Frank Smith Earl Sperring Mary Gibb Mildred Maloney Adrian Pillars Evelyn Janish Harriet Ramsey Mary Mason Emma Anders Ula Eckart Richard Wemple Marguerite Roteris Helen Vrbicek Barbera Coffman Rose Marek Paul Skegsburgh

Christine Mull and Lieut Cousin Wed in Glendale

Lieut James T. Cousin and Miss Christine Madelyn Mull married Wednesday at the Congregational church rectory. The bride, daughter of Col and Mrs O W Mull, wore a slate blue dress and orchids. Attendants included Miss Jean Wedtke and John Ashby. The couple will leave for Thunderbird field Arizona.

Thunderbird Field Glendale Ariz James T. Cousin Christine Madelyn Mull Congregational Church William Jacobs O. W. Mull Grande Avenue SE Jean Wedtke Lieut. Cousin Vina Paullina John Ashby Cousin Army Air Corps Roosevelt Hotel

Mrs Forrest W Stewart Returns Home After Visit

After a ten day stay with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Moran Tudory of Germantown Pa Mrs Forrest W Stewart of 142 Thirty fourth street drive SE has returned home.

Inlaw Moran Tudory Germantown Forrest W. Stewart Thirty-fourth Street Drive

Mrs Minnie D Larson attends Geis silver wedding

Mrs Minnie D Larson of 1820 Higley avenue SE plans a Friday trip to Waterloo for the Geis silver wedding anniversary. On Saturday she visits her mother in law Mrs Mary E Larson in Cedar Falls. They will both travel to Marshalltown Wednesday for the wedding of Minnie Larson’s niece Miss Gwendolyn McCague to Lieut Walter E Brown of Cedar Falls.

Waterloo Clarence M. Geis Minnie D. Larson Higley Avenue Larson Mary E. Larson Cedar Falls Marshalltown Minnie Larson Gwendolyn McCague McCague Walter E. Brown Mee Fort Bening

Marmola for weight loss advertised to fat women

A period advertisement promotes Marmola tables for slimming without starvation or hard exercise. It claims thyroid-related excess weight and urges consulting a physician if unsure. It notes Marmola is not a cure-all and cites over twenty million packages sold in thirty years.

Mrs Homer Carley Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon

Mrs Homer W Carley entertained her bridge club at a dessert luncheon on Thursday at her home 1627 Grande avenue SE Eight guests were seated with Mrs R E Buchanan of New York City joining the gathering. Mrs Buchanan is visiting her brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs H E Pfeiffer.

R. W. Hubbard Karl Schmidt C. M. Hatfield Robin E. Larson Patricia Rice Hatfield Second Avenue SE Mines G. C. Claassen David W. Lenti Ruth Willard Manchester M. H. Sorenson Central City S. Alan Wilson Chicago Bridge Club Homer W. Carley Grande Avenue SE R. E. Buchanan New York City Buchanan H. E. Pfeiffer

Joan Newton to Celebrate Thirteenth Birthday Luncheon

Joan Newton daughter of Mr and Mrs Rockey T Newton will celebrate her thirteenth birthday with a luncheon and theater party on Friday. Twelve guests will share the courtesy.

Joan Newton Rockey T. Newton Ridgewood Terrace SE

Susan Schultz Honored On Third Birthday Party

Susan Schultz daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Schultz 3000 Avenue WNW celebrated her third birthday at a party Tuesday Mrs Wilson Jones and Miss Dorothy Jones assisted in entertaining Guests included Carol Dvorak Danny Donna Jean Fitzpatrick Darold Schultz Nancy Donna Sewoll Billie Krejci De Lane Schultz Sylvia Ann Krejci Diana Layer and Mary Schultz

Susan Schultz Emil Schultz Avenue Wnw Wilson Jones Dorothy Jones Carol Dvorak Danny Donna Jean Fitzpatrick Darold Schultz Nancy Donna Sewoll Billie Krejci de Lane Schultz Sylvia Ann Krejci Diana Layer Mary Schultz

Three B Club Meets With Mrs Clayton Smith

The Three B Club held a luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Clayton P. Smith at 125 Thirty third Street NE. Eight guests were seated for the event with arrangements made for the occasion.

Three B Clayton Smith Clayton P. Smith Thirty-third Street

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Honors Members at Ellis Park Picnic

Members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority gathered Tuesday evening in Ellis Park for a picnic honoring former member Miss Bernice Wurzbacher of Los Angeles and Mrs. Howard White who will move to Jacksonville Florida.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Ellis Park Bernice Wurzbacher Los Angeles Howard White Jacksonville Fla

Mary Kay House Engaged to John Greig of Clarence

Mr and Mrs Omar M House of Chicago announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Kay House former Cedar Rapids resident to John Durwood Greig son of Mr and Mrs John W Ne of Clarence. The couple will wed June 28 at 3 pm at St Pauls Methodist church. Mary Kay is a Washington high school graduate who attended the University of Iowa and Cedar Rapids Business College and has worked at LaPlant Choate Manufacturing. John Greig is a ClarenceHigh school graduate and Iowa State College alum who farms with his father on the Greig farm near Clarence.

Omar M. House Chicago Cedar Rapids Mary Kay House Cedarpids John Durwood Greig John W.ne Clarence St. Paul's Methodist Church Washington High School University of Iowa Cedar Rapids Business College Lap

Home Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers at Marion Meeting

Mrs. Ethel Tweed was initiated into Home Rebekah lodge No. 79. Officers elected include Loretta Patterman as noble grand and Marguerite McCaul as vice grand. New officers will be installed by deputy district No. 57’s Bess Bachman. Cookies for the Children's Home were shared and refreshments served. The next meeting is June 15 with charter draping.

Ethel Tweed Rebekah Lodge No Loretta Patterman Noble Grand Marguerite McCaul Hildred Stroff Hattie DeNio Rose Stoddard Bess Bachman Anna Davis Cedar 194 Grove City Marion Ann Mrstik

Mrs Morehead and daughters return from Wisconsin

Mrs. Herbert L. Morehead and her daughters Dorothy and Patricia arrive home from Pewaukee Wisconsin after spending several days there. Dorothy, a Pewaukee teacher, accompanied the family. A two week house guest, Miss June Tenckhoff of Pewaukee, also stayed at the Morehead home.

Pewaukee Wis Dorothy Morehead Herbert L. Morehead Sixteenth Street Patricia Morehead June Tenckhoff

St Margaret's Catholic Circle Elects Officers for New Year

The St Margaret's circle of Immaculate Conception church met in the school parlor for the final meeting of the year. New officers elected were Mrs C E Shaffer as chairman Mrs Kenneth Le Clerc as secretary and Mrs Frank Treka as treasurer. Plans were made for the annual picnic at Bever Park pavilion on June 17.

St. Margaret's Circle Immaculate Conception Church B. G. Broghammer George Reding Joe Zelanda C. E. Shaffer Kenneth le Clerc Frank Treka Bever Park Pavilion

Hanford Unit No. 5 elects Mrs Travis President

Mrs. Harold E. Travis was elected president of Hanford unit No. 5 of the American Legion auxiliary at the Memorial building meeting. New officers include Mrs. Frank Nalley vice president and Mrs. George E. Thompson secretary with others named to treasurer historian chaplain and sergeant-at-arms. City: Cedar Rapids. July installation planned.

Harold E. Travis Eighteenth Street Hanford American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building Frank Nalley George E. Thompson A. G. Schwendt A. E. Schoendelen Arthur D. Holbrook Norman D.bowers Mies Floyd Mosburg Allan Vokolek Robert M. Vesely L. V. Koch George Rejsa Holbrook Cedar Rapids R. A. Dubbert Duthbert Lawn Avenue NE Vokolek Marshalltown Norman D. Bowers Walter A. Kansky Louis Schirm Memorial U.S.C. Fund Camp Good Health Mines Vesely, Schwandt and Koch Howard Walsh R. L. Bush Mare Island Vallejo Calif Harry Cooper

Swartzell Family Celebrates 73rd Birthday

Mr and Mrs L T Swartzell of 2102 Fifth Avenue SE hosted a family party Tuesday evening in honor of Mr Swartzell s seventy third birthday Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harvey M Coats of Westfield NJ and their sons Bobbie and Jimmie Mr and Mrs Guy Swartzell of Olin and Mr and Mrs H L Coats also attended

L. T. Swartzell Fifth Avenue SE Mr. Swartzell Harvey M.coats Westfield N. J Bobbie Jimmie Guy Swartzell Olin H. L. Coats

Coxes Return From Tulsa Graduation

Mr and Mrs E B Cox and their daughter in law Mrs Richard E Cox have returned from Tulsa Oklahoma where they attended the graduation exercises of their son Private Richard E Cox from the Spartan Aeronautical school in Tulsa.

E. B. Cox C Avenue NW Richard E. Cox C Avenue Tulsa Okla E. B. Coxes Spartan Aeronautical School

Mrs. Cousin Honored at Luncheon by Paullina Guests

Mrs. J Ralston and Mrs. Ben net Tony hosted a luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Vina Cousin of Paullina. Mrs. Cousin, staying with Col. and Mrs. O W Mull at 1820 Grande avenue SE, will return home Friday.

J. Ralston Bennet Tony

Mrs Wallace Visits Lynotts In Fourth Avenue Home

Mrs David Wallace of Chicago is visiting in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J H Lynott at 1535 Fourth Avenue SE.

David Wallace Chicago Mrs J. H. Lynott Fourth Avenue SE

Mrs. Clara Gray Hosts Visitor From Washington DC

Visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. Clara Gray 1405 Seventh Avenue SE is Mrs. Harry Fox of Washington DC.

Clara Gray Seventh Avenue SE Harry Fox Washington, D. C

Yataka Camp Fire elects officers at Westminster church

Members met Tuesday evening at Westminster Presbyterian church to elect officers. Mary Davidson was chosen president, Joan Woodford vice president, Jane Bettle secretary, Jaine McNabb treasurer, and Joanne Mohn scribe. Plan to spend two days at Camp Itaga next week.

Yataka Westminster Presbyterian Church Mary Davidson Joan Woodford Jane Bettle Jaine McNabb Joanne Mohn Camp Itaga

Parlor City Lodge Holds Annual Breakfast

Thirty members of Parlor City lodge No. 58 L. A. to B. of R. T. met for their annual breakfast at Mrs. Frank Baldwin's home on Thirty fourth street NE. Mrs. H. B. Kiersey Mrs. J. H. Hunter and Mrs. Robert L. Jones led the arrangements.

Parlor City Lodge No. 58 L. A R. T Frank Baldwin Thirty Fourth Street H. B. Kiersey J. H. Hunter Robert L. Jones

Mrs C H Kullander Hosts Club in Honor of Bride Elect

Mrs C H Kullander of 213 Johnson avenue NW hosted a club gathering for Christine Bjornsen bride elect of Don Yungman. Gifts were exchanged after games. guests included Misses Margaret Batten Virginia Morgan and others.

C. H. Kullander Johnson Avenue NW Christine Bjornsen Don Yungman Margaret Batten Virginia Morgan Mines Ralph Wa Warren Hartman Melvinguson

Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Scheduled

The Stitch and Chatter club will hold a work meeting Friday at 1 30 pm at the Community house.

Stitch and Chatter Club

Officials Furnished Government Cars by Expenditure Probe

A Senate committee report names 30 top federal officials who received government cars and chauffeurs as of February 28 1942. Notable recipients include Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones Federal Security Administrator Paul V McNutt and Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. Labor Secretary Frances Perkins has the highest chauffeur pay at 2500 dollars yearly. Officials said vehicles were for official business or meetings related to duties.

Washington Senate Army Navy War Production Board Office of Emergency Management Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones Commerce Department Federal Security Paul V. McNutt Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr McNutt Morgenthau

Bruce Chosen as Aussie Spokesman for London War Cabinet

Prime Minister John Curtin announced that Stanley M. Bruce, Australian high commissioner in London, would be accredited to the British war cabinet and the Pacific war council as Australia’s representative.

Canberra Australia John Curtin Stanley M. Bruce London British War Cabinet Pacific War Council

Six Explosives Firms Indicted On Trust Conspiracy

E I du Pont de Nemours and company and five other explosives manufacturers plus 10 officials were indicted on Sherman Anti-Trust Act charges for allegedly conspiring to fix prices. Named firms include Hercules Powder Atlas Powder Austin Powder Illinois Powder King Powder. Indictment says they controlled 75 percent of national explosives output and sold at collusive prices to consumers, jobbers, governments, and contractors.

Philadelphia E. I du Pont de Nemours and Company Hercules Powder Company Atlas Powder Company Wilmington Del Austin Powder Company Cleveland Ilinois Powder Manufacturing Company St. Louis King Powder Company Cincinnati

Atlas sales executives named in briefing list

E. Frost, director of Atlas sales, W. F. Haziletine as assistant, Norman T. Alexander vice-president of Austin, M. J. Moses sales director of Illinois Power, Eugene King president, and F. T. Morse sales manager of the King company are identified in a corporate briefing.

Lynch E. Frost Atlas Sales W. F. Haziletine Norman T. Alexander Austin M. J. Moses Illinois Power Eugene King F. T. Morse The King Company

Plea to Draft Husband Sparks Review in Columbia

A Columbia reader pleads to draft her husband, saying he wants to fight and she cannot manage him. Richland county selective service board No. 68 immediately opens a review of the case.

Columbia S. C Richland County Selective Service Board No. 68

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lorraine Smith Christine M. Mull Christian College For Women Coe College Chi Omega Sorority Coe Chi Beta Phi Fraternity Ida Mull William Mull William Muscatine Mrs. Stewart Pennsylvania Homer Carley Epsilon Sigma Alpha Bulletin Piva Jack Jim Hutchinson Hutchinson's Ice Cream Montieur Home Rebekah Lodge Mrs. Travis Leaington Ave New Oklahoma Lynott Gray Yataka Camp Parlor City Lodge Race’s Millinery Frances Perkins Bruce Kinneys Kinney Drew Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids & Waterloo Ktvalsky & CO. Furs Ba Toad Lux
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