Auxiliary of Legion Elects New Officers
Mrs. Louis F. Schirm was elected president of Hanford unit No. 5 of the American Legion auxiliary at the Memorial building meeting. New officers include Mrs. Harold E Travis vice president and Mrs. Roy W. Decker secretary with others named to treasurer historian chaplain and sergeant at arms. Executive board members are Mesdames Schoendelen Christensen Jasa Cassel. Installation set for the July meeting. A program by Miss Marvel Dulin bassoonist followed by reports on welfare scholarship and sewing hours. The unit won a district membership trophy for the greatest increase.
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Louis F. Schirm
C Avenue NW
Hanford
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Harold E Travis
Roy W. Decker
Frank Nalley
Milroy Unzeitig
O. F. Lovett
Harry Cooper
A. E. Schoendelen
Sam Christensen
Charles Jasa
A. J. Cassel
Earl Heinze
St. Paul
Loraine Jones
Walter A. Kansky
Schirm
Cedar Rapids
Harry Gunderson
U. S. Veterans
Knoxville
Arthur D
Davenport
National citation for exceeding membership quota by Dec 27
Mrs Kansky appointed an auditing committee including Floyd Baumgartner H L Estep and J Howard Walsh. Members voted to contribute 50 to Camp Good Health. Refreshments were served under the direction of Del T Stanton and Miss Ann McCurley.
Cedar Rapids Country Club Teen Dance Saturday
The spring formal for Cedar Rapids Country Club members and guests will be held Saturday evening at the club. The event features teen attendees and follows the season's social schedule.
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Country Club
Sons and Daughters of
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Anne Bormann Pre Nuptial Party Given for Bride Elect
Miss Anne Bormann the bride to be of Clarence David Murray of Cleveland Ohio is honored at a dinner party and shower hosted by Mrs H A Schimberg at 1830 Seventh Avenue SE. Twelve guests attended including Mrs Edwin Vanourney, Miss Marcella Muhl of Vinton Mrs David Wallace of Chicago and Mrs James Bormann of Milwaukee.
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Anne Bormann
Clarence David Murray
Cleveland
H. A. Schimberg
Seventh Avenue SE
Edwin Vanourney
Marcella Muhl
Vinton
David Wallace
Chicago
James Bormann
Milwaukee
Mrs Twogoods Students To Give Recital Saturday
Mrs Lorin Twogood presents piano and vocal students at 8 p m Saturday in Y W C A Beethoven club rooms. Accompanist Betty Jean Stephenson. Program features Bach Mozart Chopin Debussy Mendelssohn and more with readings by Ellen Johnson and two pianos pieces. Mary Jeanne Palmer Chester Wetzel Shirley Meade receive top honors in state federation contests.
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Lorin Twogood
Y.W.C.A
Betty Jean Stephenson
Mozart Martha Jennison
Thompson Roger Jennison
Aly Liebestraum
Handel
Richard Jones
Rachmaninoff
Sandy
Marion
Gardlan
Mana-Zucca
Patty DuToit
Cicapua
Deannte
Foster Jean Dunlop
la Serenata
Ronald Shirley Meade
Os Pees
Schumann
Conees
Fox Sarah Johnson
Molloy Theodora Davis
David Ring
Ricoletta
Ruth Marson
MacDowell
Chester Wetzel
Grand Canyon
Grofe Dean Rink
Valcek
Mokreds
Ellen Johnson
Daly
Jeanne
Gavotte
Mignon
Thomas Comin
Kinssford
Mary Jeanne Palmer
O Suzanna
Foster Dean
Shirley Meade
Dvorak to Leave for Springfield Missouri to Join Sears
Lee David Dvorak son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Dvorak of 2240 Upland Drive SE will depart next week for Springfield Missouri after graduating Monday from the University of Iowa to take a position with Sears Roebuck and Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee David Dvorak
Frank J. Dvorak
Upland Drive
University of Iowa
Springfield
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Friwoto Camp Fire Outing At Ellis Park
Five members of the Friwoto Camp Fire group biked to Ellis Park for an all day outing. The girls swam in the new municipal pool in the afternoon. Present were Marjorie Lodge Loree Chapman Carmen Schroeder Darlene and Marna Cornthwaite and guardian Mrs Leslie Zacheis.
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Friwoto Camp Fire Group
Ellis Park
Marjorie Lodge
Loree Chapman
Carmen Schroeder
Darlene and
Marna_ Cornthwaite
the Guardian
Leslie Zacheis
Camp Fire girls meet for wiener roast at home
Anakikisin Camp Fire girls and guardian Mrs Ronald Moore met Monday at Joyce Libal's home 2757 Iowa Ave SE. They held a wiener roast at the outdoor fireplace and plan a year end party next Monday at Sandra Schene Felt's home 549 Vernon Dr SE.
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Anakikisin
Ronald 8. Moore
Joyce Libal
Iowa Avenue
Sandra Schenefelt
Vernon Drive
Rainbow Order to Meet at Masonic Building
The Order of Rainbow for Girls Assembly No. 11 will meet Saturday at 1 30 p m in the Masonic building. Refreshments follow the business session.
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Order of Rainbow
Masonic
Pattern 4784 Available In Misses and Women's Sizes
Pattern 4784 is offered in misses and women's sizes from 14 to 42. Size 16 dress requires 2 yards of 39 inch fabric and 1 yard contrasting material plus a cape. Send 15 cents to Pattern Department, The Cedar Rapids Gazette, 243 West 17th Street, New York. For 10 cents more, obtain the Pattern Book with the season’s fashion overview for matron, miss and tot.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Mrs Rutledge and Sons Visiting the Sarsets
Mrs Paul I. Rutledge of Columbia Missouri and her sons Billy and Tommy have arrived to attend the Coe College commencement and to spend two weeks with Mrs Rutledge's parents Mr and Mrs W F Sarset at 1829 Blake Boulevard SE
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Paul I. Rutledge
Columbia
Billy
Tommy
Coe College
Raymond Klas ses Visit Guests From Milwaukee and Hazleton
Mr and Mrs Raymond N Klass of 1945 Bever Avenue SE hosted visitors Thursday Mrs Harry Krauskopff of Milwaukee and Mrs Max Selo of Hazleton.
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Raymond N Klass
Bever Avenue SE
Harry Krauskopff
Milwaukee
Max Selo
Hazleton
Chicago and North Western Women's Club June Breakfast Held
Twenty three members gathered in Bever Park for the June breakfast. Mrs Harold Hess and Mrs George Hayes reported on the Chicago convention as delegates. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Wednesday in September.
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Chicago and North Western Women's Club
Bever Park
Chicago
Harold Hess
George Hayes
Jap Newsweek Seeks Compromise With United States
Japan Newsweek urged Tokyo to reconsider the tripartite pact to enable a Japan US compromise while noting partial dissociation from Nazism may not be impossible. The magazine warned against forcing Pacific appeasement, suggesting avenues to prevent pact induced conflict while questioning government approval. An editor's note mentions Domei broadcast and New York Japanese quarters. An unrelated line states an adult life preserver must support 20 pounds iron weight.
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TORIO
INS
Japan
United States
Newsweek
Review
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Pacific
America
New York
Domei
We the Women: A Vacation With the Husband
The piece humorously argues that wives sacrifice preferences on trips to accommodate husbands who drive constantly and avoid sights. It notes women endure irritable partners, rigid schedules, and limited dining options, making vacations walled by masculine priorities.
Churches Asked To Cooperate In United Service Campaign
U S C Sabbath will be observed nationwide with a NBC broadcast. U S O Aimed to staff 360 clubhouses near army camps and defense industries for morale, spiritual counsel, reading rooms and a canteen. Local Cedar Rapids clergy ad visory board coordinating effort. M H Morrison leads local campaign. Admiral Nomura rumors denied. Hull affirms unchanged Far Eastern policy.
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United Service Organization For National Defense, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Clergy Advisory Board of
NBC
United Service Organization
U.S. C
M. H. Morrison
Hull Says Jap Pact Contrary To Policy
Secretary of State Cordell Hull said the United States would view any individual nonaggression pact with Japan as contrary to its established policy. His comment came in response to questions in Washington.
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Hull
Washington
Cordell Hull
Japan
United States
Labor Board Orders Elections At Quaker Oats Plant
The Labor Board ordered elections within 30 days at the Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats plant to determine collective bargaining agents. Sheet metal workers face CIO United Cereal Workers or AFL Sheet Metal Workers or neither. millwrights choose between AFL Carpenters or CIO or neither. production and maintenance workers vote on CIO. Board member Edwin S. Smith objected to separate elections for sheet metal workers and millwrights.
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Washington
Labor Board
Quaker Oats Company
Cedar Rapids
Sheet Metal Workers
CIO
United Cereal Workers Union
AFL
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Carpenters Union
Edwin S. Smith
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi Valley
Extended forecast from 6:30 p.m. June 6 to 6:30 p.m. June 11 shows near normal temperatures with a rising trend late in the period. Rainfall will be heavy, with heavy amounts Friday night and again on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Mississippi Valley
Brinkley Drops Out Of U S Senate Race
John R. Brinkley, renowned surgeon, withdraws from the United States senatorial race in Austin Texas. No reason given for the sudden decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
John R. Brinkley
United States
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Auxiliary of Legion
Priscilla Lane
Sar
Warner Bros
Rogers Bros
Quality Jewelers
Second Avenue SE
Dancing
Lee D. Dvorak
Anakikisin Camp Fire
Anne Adams
Mrs. Rutledge
Raymond Klasses
U. S
Hladey's. Grocery and Market Dist
A.e. SE
Ruin Millett
Gazette Special
Weiler
Bridge Club
United Service Campaign
Kichisaburo Nomura
Soviet Union
C. R. Quaker Oats
Weather Outlook
Brinkley
Bali
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Second Street
Second Avenue
Killian
Hollywood
Manila
Mellywood
Killian Company
Rothly
PTT Tay
Chambray
Faberge
Cologne
Street Fleer
Anne Mitchell
Helena Rubinstein
Talletrien
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