Eleanor Shimek Marries Paul Morgan in Cedar Rapids Nuptials
Eleanor Shimek daughter of Mrs Lydia Shimek and Edward Shimek wed Paul Morgan son of Mrs Elva Clemens in Immaculate Conception church on May 30. Rt Rev Msgr J M Molloy officiated the double ring ceremony with Nuptial music by Sister Mary Raymond and two organists. The bride wore ivory satin with a sweetheart neckline long sleeves and a senior train. A silk illusion veil and crown of orange blossoms complemented a pearl necklace and Calla lily bouquet. Twin sister Mrs Evelyn Mrkvicka attended with pale blue chiffon, pink carnations and matching veil. The groom’s party included Lodge Mrkviceka and Gus Baldwin as usher. Afterward 12 guests lunched at the Roosevelt hotel Linen Room with a mirror centerpiece white daisies and tapers. A reception continued in the Florentine room with a three tier wedding cake.
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Eleanor Shimek
Lydia Shimek
Edward Shimek
Cedar Rapids
Paul Morgan
Elva Clemens
Manchester
J. M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception
Mary Raymond
Donald Smith
Terry Spencer
Evelyn Mrkvicka
Marjorie Long
Lodge Mrkviceka
Gus Baldwin
Linenin
Roosevelt Hotel
Florentine
Anna Ana
Bride and groom linked to Collins Radio plan Cedar Rapids home
Carolyn Kroul and Mrs Fern Leanm Kuhl served as aunts and sister of the bride in a wedding notice. The bride wore a cream wool traveling suit with pink blouse and gardenia cor sate, black and white accessories. The couple, both employed by Collins Radio, will reside in Cedar Rapids after his honorable discharge from service.
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Carolyn Kroul
Fern Leanm Kuhl
Collins Radio Company
Morgan
Sevice
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Berger and son depart for Vancouver summer visit
Mre Davul J Berger of 325 Twenty second street NE and his son Bob have left for Vancouver Washington to spend the summer with Mrs Berger's mother and sisters.
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Mre
Davul J Berger
Twenty-second Street
Bob
Vancouver
Wash
Mrs Berger
Couple Visited Relatives in Callumbus Area
Mr and Mrs left Cutcomb of Callumbus June ten spent the weekend in the home of their aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs J W Francis, 1508 Sixth street NW.
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Cutcomb
Callumbus
J. W. Francis
Sixth Street
Legion Auxiliary elects new Hanford Post 5 officers
Mrs A E Schoendelen was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No 5 at a Tuesday night meeting in the Memorial Coliseum. Officers named include First VP Mrs Charles J Jasa and Second VP Mrs E A Dodge. Poppy proceeds reached 2400 61, a record high. Delivery of sunroom furnishings for Schick General Hospital Clinton is ready for delivery.
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A. E. Schoendelen
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Coliseum
Charles J. Jasa
E. A. Dodge
E. J. Ferriter
George Rejsa
Charles Loftus
Fred Anderson
Charles Hruska
SCL
A. J. Cassell
Mies
A. D. Holbrook
R. A. Dubbert
Alma Vokalek
Carl Freund
Robert Vesely
Charles Jasa
Schick General Hospital
Clinton
Miss Eva DeLape Hosts Dinner at Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Eva DeLape entertained friends Monday at the Roosevelt hotel with a dinner. Bonnie Stewart, vocalist, sang several numbers for the group.
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Eva DeLape
Roosevelt Hotel
Bonnie Stewart
YWCA Clubs to Install New Officers Thursday Dinner
YWCA clubs will install new officers at a 6 30 p m dinner at the YWCA. Miss Katherine Franken will perform the installation. New officers include Ruth Brammer as president and Virginia Britt as president of Les Amies with several council representatives across groups. The Inter-Club chorus will present The Times Demand with soloists and readings by members, following the installation service.
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Y.W.C.A
Katherine Franken
Y.W.C.A. Board of
Business Girls League
Ruth Brammer
Helen O'Neill
Ellen Samek
Lillian Kirkpatrick
Geneva Jacoby
Esther Trim
Thelma Aldeman
Bernice Hollan
Ruth Willams
Ruth Mithelman
Phyllis Sheldon
Lois Ullerich
Bertha Davies
Connie Johnson
Ethel Johnson
Evelyn Stock
Mary Long
Ida May Hoffmann
Jane Mack
Doris Phillips
Loig Humble
Ethel Johnston
Grace Schott
Gladys Aakre
Helen Crane
Lois Hollan
Virginia Britt
Helen Dvorak
Irene Kulhavy
Dumplings For Stew And Variations In A Historic Recipe
Over the Back Fence offers a meat stew dumpling guide using neck bones or preferred cuts with parsley dumplings and variations such as chive curry and tomato infused bottoms. Includes ratios for flour baking powder salt milk and notes on cooking time and method.
From Now on It's Tough Going for Some War Wives
A wartime feature discusses the hardships faced by wives as husbands remain overseas. It notes the shift in morale as reconversion begins, gasoline allotments change daily life, and loneliness grows for those awaiting loved ones. Ruth Millett analyzes social dynamics and urges friends to provide support.
Noodles and Cottage Cheese Bake Instructions
A cooking note from the Cedar Rapids Gazette in June 1943 describes combining cooked noodles with cottage cheese, placing the mixture in a well buttered two quart casserole, topping with buttered crumbs, and baking at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes until hot and crumbs browned. The instruction emphasizes heating through and browning the crumb topping.
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Cedar Rapids
Cucumber beetles threaten cucumbers and melons in season
Beetles attack vine crops including cucumbers melons and squash. A calcium arsenate gypsum mix is advised for early season protection applied as plants emerge and then weekly until runners appear. Striped and spotted beetles about one quarter inch long require control to prevent root feeding by larvae. Agricultural gypsum is sold at lumber yards and seed stores.
Unclear OCR item about William Lawless and an engagement
Fragmentary notice from West New York New Jersey references William Lawless and a Boston Cambridge Massachusetts connection. Mentions a bride who recently became a spouse and a Staff sergeant in the signal corps last January. Also notes a play titled Dark of the Mana.
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William Lawless
West New York
N. J
Braiegreue
Noart
Cambridge
Mass
Tausik
Behe
Doride
Winchell Scooped on Daughter's Wedding
Hollywood gossip column by Walter Winchell notes he was scooped on the news of his daughter Walda Winchell 18 wedding Tuesday. Event details terse with emphasis on publicity and surprise in press circles.
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Winchell
Hollywood
INS
Walter Winchell
Walda Winchell
Toi
Linn County Estate Notice Appears in Court Paper
The notice from Linn County estate court warns of a case involving Ann Berry and Mersey Dw topics, with filings dated June 23 in Cedar Rapids. Attorneys Barnes, Chambers, Warne, and Vals are listed, and the complaint seeks enforcement of a decree with a default judgment potentially entered.
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Linn
Eswate HooBetry
Miarssef
Ann Berry
Beserly
Mersey
Uae
Ceanty
Veac
Bowae Cedar
Rapids
Qqauesie
Luca
Keays Barnes
Chambsriain
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Neason CO
Mullin
Sanw
Montgomery Ward
Francis
Vin
Enen Sk
Schoendelen
Legion Auxiliary
Miss Delape
Y.W. Clubs
Storaa
Home Economics Department
National Dairy Council
Ruth Millett
Ruth
Millett
Bishop
I and
Oenes
Towa
Bal
John Berrymere
American Institute of Laundering
ARRID
Batye al Keme
Ely
Bach Kit
Mays Drug
Second St
Jarre
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Third Avenue
Dial
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