Out-of-Town Guests and Bride-Elect Fetted in Social Notice
Courtesies and showers marked the social calendar with out-of-town guests and a bride-elect honored. Hostess Mrs. Karl P. Blaise hosted breakfasts and teas for Mrs. George Schuster of Glen Rock New Jersey Miss Mabel Booton of Cleveland Mrs William Culver and families preparing to move to Denver. Other events included a coffee for Mrs John Griffith and a breakfast in Mrs Wurster's tearoom with a long guest list. A postnuptial shower honored Mrs Lloyd Piersall with Miss Mary Gallagher presiding and many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P. Blaise
Country Club Parkway SE
George Schuster
Glenrock
N. J
Arthur L. Augustine
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Mabel Booton
Cleveland
B. P. Lattner
Fourth Avenue
William C. Culver
Culver
Denver
Charles Daniel
Ridgewood Terrace
John Griffith
Minneapolis
Griffith
J. W. Griffith
Johnson Avenue NW
Fred A. Winter
Blake Boulevard
C. D. Hedberg
Forest Drive
Jean
Doris Hill
Robert Jones
H. M. Hill
Diane Brokaw
Magdalene Carns
Wurster
Viola Shepherd
Marion
Marian Dickson
Lloyd Piersall
Loraine Wieland
Mary E Gallagher
Third Avenue SE
Elfrieda Metz
Ermengarde Cuhel
Cora Marsh
Lillian Jesina
Bernita Conway
M Sullivan
Yale Uridil
Robert A. Smith
Thomas Radloff
Ralph Redus
Arthur Mehaffey
Oran Turner
Miss Van Winkle Expected Home From College Visit
Miss Marjorie Van Winkle daughter of Dr and Mrs H L Van Winkle of 2314 Fifth Avenue SE is expected home Monday from Frances Shimer Junior College at Mt Carroll Hl where she has been studying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie van Winkle
H. L. van Winkle
Fifth Avenue SE
Frances Shimer
Mt. Carroll
Miss Sylvia Lehti Returns for Summer Term at Town State
Miss Sylvia Lehti, daughter of Mr and Mrs David W Lehti of 1932 Fifth Avenue SE, returns Monday to Town State College for a six weeks summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Sylvia Lehti
David W. Lehti
Fifth Avenue SE
Violin Recital by Mrs Taylor Pupils at YWCA
Mrs Flora Hromatka Taylor presents her pupils in a violin recital Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the YWCA Auditorium with Virginia Paul Moore as accompanist. Friends invited. Performers include Mildred Biondo Charlotte Barnard Judy Luttner Willi Dean Howells Susan Moon Jo Fran Kouba Norman Paula Susan Walter Barbara Butterfield Elma Fern Samuelson Mary Anne Paula Janet Sullivan Helen Thomas Frances Siamis Anna Mae Osterlund Eldo Mentzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hromatka Taylor
Virginia Paul Moore
Mildred Biondo
Charlotte Mary Barnard
Judy Luttner
Willi Dean Howells
Susan Moon
Jo Fran Kouba
Norman Paula
Susan Walter
Barbara Butterfield
Elma Fern Samuelson
Mary Anne Paula
Janet Sullivan
Helen Thomas
Frances Siamis
Anna Mae Osterlund
Eldo Mentzer
Officers Elected By Mozart Club
At the final Mozart club meeting in the YWCA Miss Irene Estes was elected president for the coming year. New officers include Miss Mary Ellen Dennis vice president Dean Ring secretary and Miss Anna Gianekakis treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Y W.C.A
Irene Estes
Mary Ellen Dennis
Dean Ring
Anna Gianedakis
Wedding notice for MacLaughlin Christensen ceremony
Mr and Mrs Martin J Cole of Los Angeles visit family in town for a 10 day stay. Mrs Cole will serve as matron of honor at the wedding of Mass Mary Irene MacLaughlin and Sergt John E Christensen, set for Sunday at 4 30 p.m. in the First Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J Cole
Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Huntington Host Guests in 1946
Mr and Mrs Arthur Huntington of 1946 Fifth Avenue SE entertain their son and daughter-in-law Lieut and Mrs Robert Huntington of Memphis Tennessee as house guests this week. Lieut Huntington serves in the rivers and harbors department of the war office in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Huntington
Fifth Avenue SE
Robert Huntington
Memphis
Tenn
Huntington
Rivers and Harbors
Mrs P Moore Returns Home From Clarksville Visit
Mrs P Moore of 357 Park Terrace SE returns home after a five week visit with her husband in Clarksville Tennessee where he holds a war construction contract. The update notes her husband’s assignment in Clarksville and the couple’s extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Moore
Park Terrace SE
Clarksville
Tenn
Moore
Camp Fire group hosts Gay Nine Ties party at Kane home
Members of the Cantekiva Camp Fire group gathered Friday at Audrey Kane's home 318 Twenty fourth Street NE for a Gay Nine Ties party and fire makers dinner. Assisting hostesses were Marie Ewoldt Barbara Kern Bette Kern and Delores Milburn. Mrs. L. O. Whitcomb serves as guardian of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantekiva
Audrey Kane
Twentyfourth Street
Marie Ewoldt
Barbara
Bette Kern
Delores Milburn
L. O. Whitcomb
Engaged couple Evelyn Leon Kinney announced
Mrs. Eleanor English of 200 Sixth Street SW announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Evelyn Leon to William James Kinney son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kinney of 825 E Avenue NW. The ceremony is set for Saturday at 8 am at St Patrick's church. Evelyn is a Ryan High School graduate and State Theater employee. Kinney is a St Patrick's High School graduate employed by Collins Radio Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor English
Sixth Street
Evelyn Leon
William James Kinney
Dan Kinney
E Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
the Ryan High School
State Theater
Mr Kinney
St Patrick's High School
Collins Radio Company
Lena Neuswander Weds Clarence Panush in May 30 Nuptials
Miss Lena Marie Neuswander daughter of Mrs Ethyl Neuswander of Aledo Illinois and Clarence C Panush son of Mr and Mrs James Panush of New Hampton were married May 30 in the Dam rectory of the Immaculate Conception The Rev John M Mally officiated with Miss Marion Palmer and Joe Blunt attending A luncheon followed at Lafayette cafe The Panushes will reside at 1500 Park Avenue SE Wisconsin after a wedding trip The bride wore a brown and beige dress with pink roses in corsage The groom is employed by Wilson and Company and both are graduates of area schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Marie Neuswander
Ethyl Neuswander
Aledo
Clarence C. Panush
James Panush
New Hampton
Dam
Miss Palmer
Lafayette Cafe
Panosh
Aledo High School
Wilson and Company
Wisconsin
1500
Park Avenue SE
Mrs Roland Rogers and daughter Leave for Carbondale
Mrs Roland Hl Rogers and her daughter Janie depart from 423 Twenty-third Street NE to join Lieut. Rogers in Carbondale Ohio where he works at the ordnance plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hl. Rogers
Twenty-third Street
Janie
Carbondale
Rogers
Ordnance Plant
Irene Uten Dance School Recital at ICBJ Hall
The Irene Uten dancing school of the YWCA presents a recital Wednesday at 710 p.m. at the ICBJ hall. Tickets may be purchased at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Uten
The
YWCA
Icb.j. Hall
Local Couple Visiting Relatives in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs John T Mas of Schenectady New York are visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids. They stay with Mr and Mrs J Kinney at 824 FE Avenue NW and with Mr and Mrs Herman May at 1005 F Avenue NW. Mr May is a former Cedar Rapids resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Mas
Schenectady
N.Y
J. Kinney
FE Avenue NW
Herman May
F Avenue NW
May
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Teahen Hosts Farewell Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Henry F Teahen of 600 First Avenue NW hosted a dessert luncheon at the Elks club for members of her bridge club. The gathering honored Mrs H Lattner and family who plan to relocate to Mankato. Attending were Mrs Leo W Salat Mrs E F Lindeken Mrs James W Fry and Mrs William Kepler with guests Mrs T G Thornton Mrs Edward Teahen and Miss Mary Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Teahen
First Avenue NW
Bridge Club
Elks Club
H. Lattner
Mankato
Mini
Leo W. Salat
E. F Lindeken
James W. Fry
William Kepler
T. G. Thornton
Edward Teahen
Mary Weber
Woodmen Officers to Attend Cedar Rapids District Meeting
State president Helen Moore and state manager Margaret Best will attend the annual Cedar Rapids district convention. Sioux City will host the day of sessions with officers Vera Reid Nell Nicholson Marion Jean and Laura McCrea among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Woodmen Circle
Society
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Helen Moore
Margaret Best
Vera Reid
Nell Nicholson
Council Bluffs
Marion Jean
Waterloo
Laura McCrea
Greenfield
Miss Kuns Weds Archie Galloway in Portland Home
Miss Janette Kuns daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Kuns of Portland Oregon and Archie W Galloway of Portland were married Friday at the bride’s parents home. The bride wore a beige silk gabardine suit with green accessories and was given in marriage by her father. Best man was Wilbur I Kuns brother of the bride. A reception followed at the family home and the couple will reside in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janette Kuns
Charles F. Kuns
Portland
Ore
Archie W. Galloway
Cedar Rapids
Wilbur
Kuns
Nuttron of Honor
Wilbur I
Galloway
Roosevelt High School
Sunday Guests at Brooks Home Include Two Visitors
Mrs Ivy Foster of Tacoma Washington and Mrs Doneld KK Diehl of Rock Island Illinois visited the Lincoln Heights home of Mr and Mrs RJ Brooks. Mrs Diehl is noted as the daughter of the Brooks family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RJ Brooks
Lincoln Heights
Ivy Foster
Tacoma, Wash
Doneld KK Diehl
Rock Island
Diehl
Brooks
Mercy Hospital Alumnae Picnic at Ellis Park River Pavilion
Mercy hospital alumnae will hold a picnic Wednesday at 5 pm at the river pavilion Ellis Park. Attendees should call Mrs Glenn Turner at 32-1095 for reservations by noon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Glenn Turner
Birthday dinner honors Jensen family at three parties
Entertaining at a birthday dinner Monday evening will be Mrs Jensen. The event at 337 Twenty-second Street NE honors her son Myron. Eight nest s will share the courtesy of Mr and Mrs Jensen who were married Saturday morning. A shower follows on Tuesday evening. Another party for Mr and Mrs Jensen was held Sunday evening at Mrs Cunninghams tearoom hosted by Mrs Katherine Dunbar and Charles Pudgile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH Jensen
Twenty-second Street
Jensen
Myron
Masten Jensen
Mro
Pattern Adams Dress Pattern 4181 Listing
Anne Adams pattern 4181 offered in women sizes 36 to 50 with fabric needs listed. Include price 15 cents plus mailing, order to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department at 244 West Seventeenth Street New York NY. Also promotes Pattern Book for summer dress parade at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
Meat Should Be Eaten In Summer Too
The article argues meat remains essential in a daily diet despite heat and rising prices. It notes protein needs, the role of meat in tissue repair, and that meat aids body function without harming kidneys. It suggests about a quarter pound daily as a guideline and lists other protein sources like milk and cheese.
Advice From Mary Manners on Divorce and Apology
A reader asks if she should apologize for harsh remarks about divorced people after a man mentions possible separation. Mary Manners advises weighing his feelings, explaining your ignorance of his family background, and deciding whether to explain and pursue or let it go if he means much to you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Manners
Oa Swell Les
Tong Azaoo
Bes
Sagan
Dent
Mothers of Cleveland Pupils Entertain Mothers of Cleveland Pupils
Mothers of the 6A class at Cleveland School hosted the event for mothers and teachers in the kindergarten room with a red white and blue theme. Attendees included Clyde McMillan Richard Clark John Ruby Charles Mehaftes Patty Niebuhr Joan Thauskins Martha Sheldon Robert Stone Richard Rabrk Chartes Chandler Richard Reggentin and George Wilkes. Papership certificates were awarded by Muss Bermee Wechsler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oan
Mars Phillyp Chandler
Clyde McMillan
Richeard Clark
John Ruby Charles Mehaftes
Patty Niebuhr
Joan Thauskinsg
Martha Sheldon
Robert Stone
Richard Rabrk
Woman's Mission Society meets at First Christian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church met for luncheon Friday at the church. Mrs Frank Oxley and her group coordinated the event with Mrs GE King as program chair and Mrs Carrie Thomas leading devotions. Officers installed by Dr. Marion H Williams include Lester Martinnek president and VOM Moravee first vice president, plus McMillan second vice president Harris third vice president Hockaday fourth vice president Robison secretary Hamimone treasurer and Walter Fry assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the First Christian Church
Duncheon
Frank Oxles
GE King
Carrie Thomas
Marion H. Willams
Lester Martinek
Vom. Moravee
G. B. McMillan
Don Harris
John Hockaday
Wilmer Robison
Boof Hamimone
Walter Fry
Chi Omega Alumnae Plan Meeting at Gilmore Home
Members of the Chi Omega alumnae group will meet Wednesday at 615 pm at Mrs. John I. Gilmore’s home 418 Dunreath Drive NE. Hostesses include Lois Schwarzentruber Cecelia Kohl Catherine Woorich and Jes samine Kinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
John I. Gilmore
Dunreath Drive
Lois Schwarzentruber
Cecelia Kohl
Catherine Woorich
Jessamine Kinch
Pattern Patten for 12x16 Inch Panel Needlework
Pattern 375 features a transfer design for a 12 by 16 inch panel with stitch illustrations color chart and materials. Send 10 cents plus 1 cent for mailing to The Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft department 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. Include plaid pattern number name and return address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Sunday guest in the hope of doctor visit
A Sunday visit inquiry mentions Dr L Fo Catterson of Oskalewsa hosting a guest at Thames 2318 Fourth Avenue SE, seeking a medical appointment or discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Fourth Avenue
L. Fo Catterson
Oskalewsa
WSCS and Trinity Methodist Meet for Mission Study
The WSCS and Trinity Methodist Church held a Friday meeting at 61 pm for a church business session and mission study. Mrs CoH Newman presided with devotions led by Mre Woo Eehler. The missionary lesson For the Facing of This Hour was led by Mrs WE Goreham with several members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Et Trinity Methodist Church
Coh Newman
Mre Woo Eehler
WE Goreham
A B Curtis
Charles Viaachbaces
William Bues
Supreme Court Rules Peddlers License Applies to Religious Literature
The court ruling holds that a peddlers license may be required for Jehovah’s Witnesses distributing religious literature. The decision notes the balance between religious freedom and public interest, allowing local licensing to regulate handbills and distribution activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gnp
Supreme Court
Allied Offensive Nearer After Midway Victory
The Battle of Midway crippled the Japanese fleet and its air arm, signaling a strong turn in the Pacific War. American naval power proved better trained and equipped, hastening the drive to an all-out Allied offensive against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Clark
Pearl Harbor
Amettenhai
Wiedway
Japan
Mins
Coral Sea
Jaca
Philippines
United States
United Nations
Australia
Hawai
Abhiska
Jepans
Fleet Air Arm
Midway
Amercan
Promotions across services highlighted in scattered notes
A jumble of officer promotions and transfers appears, naming Adrian Schlimmer and Leonard, J Siegel, Paul Rapaport and others. The items reference promotions to sergeant and lieutenant, assignments to Lake Charles and Camp Haan, and various stationing details amid unclear OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serat Leonard
San Diego
Sen
Mioo
Mis J Siegel
Avenue NE
Tehrral
Camp Haan Revenside
Private Charles Rosennd of Effor Field Named
A wartime note reports Private Charles Rosennd of Effor Field in the 332nd engineer regiment assigned to the special service at the engineer center. His sister and mother, M Joni Greenwich, note his service and family ties to defense work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joni Greewich
Charles Rosennd
American Flyer shoots down three Jap planes after motor dies
A pilot aboard American Flyer shoots down three Japanese planes after his engine fails over the battle area. Despite a dead motor, he pilots a glider to safety and returns to action. Aerial combat results claim 33 aircraft destroyed in air, 44 ships sunk, and numerous enemy planes eliminated, with ground losses also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Flyer
MT Pleasant
Ameri
Austra
Iowa
Spe
Gererat
Woman Injured When Car Strikes Culvert
A woman was injured when a car struck a culvert on a rural Ox road about three miles from Cos Rapids. The vehicle, driven by Harold Het, posted the accident report amid poor visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere Dyer
North Street
Mercy Hoputal Garo
Ead Hinkes
Cauvert Taree
Cos Dap Rapids
Harold Fo
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
John L. Miller
MR. and
Mrs. Huntington
Little Boy Blue
Oene
Lasswell
Evelyn Englisie
Lena Neuswander
Clarence Panush
Illinois
Mays OF
Scitenectady
Mrs. Teahen
American Institute of Laundering
Woodmen
Kuns-Galloway
K. J. Brooks
Mrs. Jensen
Mary MacFadyen
Mary Manners
Is.m., Ine
Mothers OF
First Christian Churchie
CHE Omega Alumnae
Lydia T. Pinkham
Mrs. Williams
Trinity Vetiodist Church
Deuis
Cthige Moovikee
St Paul and
Pacte Radbeend
Varhoad
Intershale Commerce Comidisstan
Northeo TH Ae
Federal Distriel Court
Canter Court
Commission Siying
Commission
United States Seas
Germantown
MAUTZ
Barney’s Paint & Wallpaper
Sunshine Food Market
Ith St
Dial
Adrian Schlimmer
Adrian Ft
Steahmmer Sei
Mio
Mis Tom Strommne
Lake Charles
Atte Flying School
Lake Chartes
Deo
Pat “McNalls
al the Marys
Glenview
Cascade
Paul Rapapert Sen
Veo
Nive Rapapm
Boas Bowlevard
Fort Bent
Richard Toff
Lieut
Ronard
Rteutenant
Mae Fun
Rooke
Cearevern
Neo
Rocene
Greg
Sergear
NieChaid Field
Second Avenue
Chiabowe
Masnard
Hove
Oreman
Camp Sutton Vienirne
Florist
Asenle St
Het
Hal
Serghnan Sy
Elar Gap
Ledar
F. S
Mitvalsky & CO
Cemar
Pionk
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