Coe Senior Bride of Corp John Greener in Minnesota wedding
In First Congregational church Miss Jeannette Kerr daughter of Dr and Mrs B H Kerr of Minneapolis and Corp John Thomas Greener son of Mr and Mrs Marvin C Greener of Palatine Illinois were united in marriage. The Rev William Jacobs conducted the ceremony with palms two seven branch candelabra and peonies and gladiolas. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs R A Ball Jr bridesmaids Miss Dorothy Hitchling and Miss Bernice Beerman. Best man William Reed. ushers Richard Willing and Richard Kerr. The bride wore a marquisette gown with sweetheart neckline long sleeves train and illusion veil. They were given in marriage by her father and later left for a trip to Chicago and Twin Lakes Wisconsin. After June 15 they will live at 2221 Twentieth Street in Lubbock Texas where Greener is stationed.
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Jeannette Kerr
B. H. Kerr
Minneapolis
Corp
John Thomas Greener
Marvin C. Greener
Palatine
Ill
William Jacobs
Grace Bakken
Ruth Buresh
R. A. Ball, Jr
Olean
N. Y
Dorothy Hickling
Bernice Beerman
Paullina
William Reed
Oak Park
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Richard Kerr
Mrs. Ball
Miss Hickling
Miss Beerman
Miss Hicklings
Mrs Kerr
Mrs. Greener
Roosevelt Hotel
Chicago
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Wis
Twentieth Street
Lubbock
Texas
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Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. Corp
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Coe
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Jerome couple honored at family dinner prior to move
Mr and Mrs H N Jerome were honored at a family dinner Sunday evening before their upcoming move to Sac City. Hosts were Mr and Mrs J Lodge Carter at 2526 A avenue NE.
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Sac City
J. Lodge Carter
A Avenue NE
Daniels Daughters Return From Stephens College Graduation
Miss Jean Daniels daughter of Mr and Mrs W Daniels of 2112 Fifth Avenue SE has returned home after graduating last Wednesday from Stephens College Columbia Missouri. Accompanying her was Miss Bonnie Deegan of Shelton Washington another Stephens student who departed for home Saturday.
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W. Daniels
Fifth Avenue SE
Stephens College
Columbia
Miss Daniels
Bonnie Deegan
Shelton
Wash
Stephens
Faith Through Christian Family Life Topic At Church
Mrs C S Foster addressed the Woman's Association of the First Congregational church on Faith Through Christian Family Life stressing religion in the family. She said no psychologist can replace a good father and mother. Devotions were led by Mrs C Lynch with Mrs Philip Gaines presiding. A family church picnic is set for June 23 at Bever Park. Mary Owen Tufts circle hosted luncheon.
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Woman's Association
The
First Congregational Church
C. Lynch
Philip Gaines
Bever Park
Mary Owen Tufts
Tanda Camp Fire Group Alters Meeting Schedule
Members met at Mrs. Fred Yuva’s home at 811 Sixth Street SE. Meetings shift from Fridays to Thursdays and will occur at 2 p.m. every two weeks.
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Tanda
the Guardian
Fred Yuva
Sixth Street
Visiting family of R. B. Burch at Park Avenue SE
R. B. Burch and his wife and daughter visited several days at 1718 Park avenue SE. Burch is project manager for Arnold Burch Griffith McCarthy Construction. He is currently employed in Sturgis Kentucky on an army air base construction project.
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R. B. Burch
Park Avenue SE
Mr. Burch
Arnold Burch Griffith McCarthy Construction
Sturgis
St Luke's Alumnae Meet Monday Evening
Members of the St Luke's alumnae will gather Monday at 7 30 p m in the nurses home for a meeting and social event.
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ST. Luke’s
St. Luke's
Troops Reach New Zealand Directly From United States
Rear Admiral Theodore Wilkinson disclosed that a large body of United States troops recently arrived in New Zealand from the United States. The move underscores the U S commitment in the South Pacific as Allied forces bolster New Zealand’s defense.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Theodore Wilkinson
South Pacific Area
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Irene Turecek Weds Private Earsa in Winona Mississippi
Irene Turecek daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward F Turecek of Swisher and Private William C Earsa son of Mr and Mrs Charles Earsa of Fairfax were married May 30 at 6 pm in the Simmons hotel Winona Mississippi. The bride wore a blue net street length dress and pink rosebud corsage. Mrs Earsa is a Shueyville high school graduate. Private Earsa, who entered service last February, previously worked for Quaker Oats in Cedar Rapids. Members of the E and W club will meet Tuesday at 1230 pm with Mrs H E Yearick for a dessert luncheon.
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Irene Turecek
Edward F. Turecek
Swisher
William C. Earsa
Charles Earsa
Fairfax
Simmons
Winona
Earsa
Shueyville High School
Quaker Oats Company
Cedar Rapids
Chicago Wedding for Mr Cole and Katherine Terry
Miss Katherine J Terry daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Terry of Chicago became the bride of Aloysius A Cole son of Mr and Mrs Walter S Cole 210 Thirty fourth street drive SE at St Jerome s church Chicago. The bride wore a white satin gown with waist length veil and carried white flowers. A reception followed at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago. The couple will live at 4931 Webster Avenue Omaha Nebraska.
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Katherine J. Terry
Leo Terry
Chicago
Aloysius A. Cole
Walter S. Cole
Thirty Fourth Street Drive
St. Jerome’s Church
Mabel Russellily
Rose Salero
John Cole
Leo Terry, Jr
Xavier Cole
Edgewater Beach
Webster Avenue
Omaha
Neb
Martin J. Cole
Los Angeles
Mrs. Cole
John Miller
B Avenue NE
Pink House Dresses Dominate Gardens In Cedar Rapids
Naomi Deebel notes that women gardeners across Cedar Rapids wear pink house dresses while tending yards and plots. Arthur Bezdek, Linn County Victory Garden director, urges planting tomato varieties Prichard Bonnie Best and Rutgers now, with careful spacing. He advises cabbage plants up to first leaves, onion sets, carrots and beets for fall, sweetcorn like Stowell's Evergreen and Country Gentleman, and to spray potatoes with Bordeaux mixture.
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Arthur Bezdek
Linn County
Prichard
Bonnie Best
Rutgers
Bezdek
Stowell
Potato Growers Use Sprays to Combat Blight and Pests
Farmers apply a routine spray regimen to guard against blight and potato bugs. He adds a certain amount of lead to the mix every ten days as a precaution, believing pests lie in wait underground for sprouts. Directions for mixing are on the package or can be obtained from the dealer.
RAF Raid Policy Reported
London dispatch states the Royal Air Force bomber command has shifted from round the clock bombing to fewer heavier raids. The tactic favors attack effectiveness over quantity, marking a major policy change according to a London Daily Mail air correspondent.
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London
INL
London Daily Mail
Royal Air Force
Bomber Command
New Bombers Vega Ventura Join Atlantic Submarine Hunt
Washington report states Vega Ventura patrol bombers have joined the anti submarine campaign in the Atlantic and have sunk at least one U boat. The Navy Department disclosed Sunday that the new aircraft are aiding operations against German submarines in the sea lanes near Europe.
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Washington
INS
Navy Department
Atlantic
Sweeping U S Air Raids Help Chinese Continue Advances
American bombers and fighters aided Chinese forces along a 65 mile front from Iehang to Shasi, attacking gun boats and troop concentrations. Chinese reports claim advances at Itu near Ichang, and toward Owchihkow and Hwajung, with rain halting some operations in Burma and a heavy Japanese dive bombing raid on Wau in the Australian theater.
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Associated Press
Yangtze
Iehang
Shasi
Itu
Ichang
Owchihkow
Wau
In New Guinea but Negligible Damage From Aerial Attack
In New Guinea, American liberators attacked Koepang in Timor, causing fires but negligible damage.
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New Guinea
Koepang
Timor
War Labor Board orders equal pay for Black workers at Texas City plant
The War Labor Board ruled wage differentials by race invalid and ordered abolition of white and Negro pay gaps for equal work at Southport Petroleum Co in Texas City Texas. Dr Frank P Graham said the raise for Negro workers was based on equal work in the same classification, not the Little Steel formula.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Southport Petroleum Company
Texas City
Texas
Frank P. Graham
Court Upholds Wheat Quota Fines
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court on Monday reaffirmed the constitutionality of a 49 cent per bushel penalty on wheat produced in excess of AAA quotas and either sold or consumed by the grower.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stillwell pledges strong action against Japan in Asia
Cairo dispatch reports Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stillwell, commander of American forces in China, Burma, and India, stated on Sunday that Allied plans would satisfy those seeking strong, aggressive and immediate action against Japan across the theater.
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Cairo
Joseph W. Stillwell
China
Burma
India
Japan
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