Eulalia Hauser Pupils to Perform Recital Sunday
Students from Miss Eulalia Hauser will present a spring recital on Sunday at 8 p.m. in the YWCA auditorium. The program features Mary Elizabeth Eaton Nancy Galway Ruth Kenyon Allan Yarowsky Dick White and other listed pupils with several earning special ratings in recent contests and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Hauser
Mary Elizabeth Eaton
Nancy Galway
Ruth Kenyon
Allan Yarowsky
Dick White
Leo Roseberry
Sally Sinaiko
Neema Orr
Jack Sedlacek
Marilyn Zimmerman
Marie Scott
Joseph Enzler
Jacqueline Middaugh
Barbara Yarowsky
Rozanne Ohsman
Ann
Patricia Sedlacek
Joan Enzler
American Federation of Music Clubs
Kathleen Morrissey
Lillian Cunningham
Mozart Club
Handkerchief Shower for Mrs. Margaret Corbyn in Cedar area
A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Margaret Corbyn as she prepares to move to Chicago. The event at Mrs. Edna Afflerbaughs featured Mrs. Laura Gregory and 1941 O E S Cedar chapter officers. Guests included Linda Schweitzer Mabel Paxton Mildred Stucker Sarah Ainsworth Bess Novotny Rachel Bishop Ruth Miskimen Albin Robertson Grace Winters Helen Fellows Louise Hastie Alma Mason IL Burmeister Belva Trinka Katherine Chambers and Frances Butcher. Piano pieces were performed by Ruth Miskimen and Mildred Stucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Corbyn
Seventeenth Street
Chicago
Edna Afflerbaugh
Highland Drive
Laura Gregory
Cedar Chapter
O.E.S
Mrs. Corbyn
Linda Schweitzer
Mabel Paxton
Mildred Stucker
Sarah Ainsworth
Bess Novotny
Rachel
Whitlocks Host Palisades Picnic Honoring DeVaults
Mr and Mrs Ralph Whitlock of 1630 Second Avenue SE entertained a family picnic at the Palisades on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs Whitlocks parents Mr and Mrs O J DeVault. Other guests included Mr and Mrs G R DeVault and Mr and Mrs Parke Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitlock
Second Avenue SE
The
Palisades
Ackerman Seaman Honored At Cedar Rapids Potluck
Harry G Ackerman seaman second class on leave was honored at a Cedar Rapids area potluck hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Ackerman at 925 Eleventh Street NE. Attending were Mrs Warren Carroll and her son Warren Jr of Rockford IL along with several Cedar Rapids residents including Mrs H O Dahl Cedar Falls Mrs William Ackerman Cedar Falls and the Billings family with Dickie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G Ackerman
Frank Ackerman
Eleventh Street
Ackerman
Warren Carroll
Warren, Jr
Rockford, IL
H. O. Dahl
Waterloo
William Ackerman
Cedar Falls
W.S Childs
A. M. Billings
Harry Billings
Dickie
Cedar Rapids
Mrs John J. Lana Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs John J. Lana formerly Dorothy Kastanek was honored at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening in the Glow room of the Gas company. Hostesses included Mrs Mines George Svec Rubye Pachta Bernice Lana and John M Lana among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Lana
Dorothy Kastanek
Gas Company
The
Mines
George Svec
Rubye Pachta
Bernice Lana
John M. Lana
Linn County War Bond Sales Gets New Chairman
B T Perrine is named chairman for Linn County war savings bond sales succeeding B D Silliman who resigned to join the armed forces. W L Clark states Perrine will maintain the county plan with township and city committees and urges all residents to invest, stressing bonds are a sound investment to support the war effort. Linn County ranks among state leaders in bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B T Perrine
United States War Savings
Linn County
B. D. Silliman
W. L. Clark
Des Moines
Perrine
Henry Haegg
Silliman
Social gathering features music from Honolulu Conservatory
Mrs Frank Zahradnik and guests hosted a substantial event with 80 attendees. Musical selections were performed by Patricia and Jackie Sedlacek, Bob Connett, and George Dvorak from the Honolulu Conservatory of Music. Mrs Martha Selter read two pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Jackie Sedlacek
Bob Connett
George Dvorak
Honolulu Conservatory of Music
Martha Selter
Woman Slightly Injured In Crash on First Ave E
Mrs Dale Newell aged 43 of 1727 C avenue NE sustained a bruised right knee in a collision at First Avenue and Sixteenth Street E about 10 PM Thursday. Newell said he was eastbound and turning left into Sixteenth Street when the crash happened. Lloyd Chalupsky of Clutter said he stopped at the intersection, saw no signal, and started his car as Newell approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Newell
C Avenue
Lloyd Chalupsky
Clutter
First Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Newell
Chalupsky
Sevastopol Defenders Counter Attack Raises Tense Stand
Soviet and German reports detail renewed fighting around Sevastopol and Kharkov. Russian communiqués say defenders repulsed attacks, inflicted heavy losses, while Berlin media describe anticipated offensives and ongoing brutal fighting in Crimea and the Donets region.
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Moscow
Crimean
Sevastopol
Friny
Ukraine
Fedor von Bock
Kharkov
Bock
Red Star
DNB
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Kharkot
Donets Basin
Semeon Ti- Hsh
Kharov
Doctor Charged Over Narcotics Recordkeeping Shortfall
Dr G H Artis 52 of 1812 Second Avenue SE was arrested on a charge of failing to keep proper narcotics records. He posted a $500 bond after appearing before Justice of the Peace H R Churchill. Artis blamed his absence from the city for 12 days due to an auto accident in Arizona involving his son Hubert, now in a Los Angeles hospital, plus office staff shortages and reporting demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G H Artis
Second Avenue SE
L V. Carter
Artis
Justice of the Peace
H. R Churchill
Arizona
Hubert
Los Angeles
Immaculate Conception Flag Day Speaker Named
The Most Rev. Duane C. Hunt bishop of Salt Lake City will give the address at the Flag Day ceremony Sunday at 3 pm in Immaculate Conception church. The service flag with 105 stars and one gold star will be dedicated as patriotic organizations attend. Bishop Hunt, a native of Iowa, received an honorary doctor of laws from Cornell College in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane C. Hunt
Salt Lake City
Immaculate Conception Church
Iowa
Bishop Hunt
Cornell College
Cedar Rapids Opens Glider Pilot Training for Qualified Men
Cedar Rapids recruiting officials announced an unlimited quota for glider pilot trainees open to men aged 18 to 35 who pass army general classification tests and medical exams. Leonard P. Hamer of 1838 6 Avenue NW was enlisted in the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arca
Army
Serat Verne Small
Cedar Rapids
Incal
Small Leonard P. Hamer
Avenue NW
Junk Yard Suffering From Repeated Thefts
Isador Tucker reports recurring thefts at his junk yard on 619 Center Point Road with radios ties and hub caps missing over the past two to three weeks. Entry was often gained by breaking the fence and most breaks occurred about 400 feet from Thirteenth Street along the railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point Road
Isador Tucker
Thirteenth Street
Navy Recruiter Promoted to Warrant Officer at Cedar Rapids
Pierce Nova and Carl A. Pierce, both Navy recruiters, receive warrant officer promotions effective June 3. Pierce Nova has served 15 years in the navy and is stationed in Cedar Rapids for 1 year 8 months. Warrant officer Cadre expects sea duty transfer within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Pierce
Cedar Rapids
Pierce
Resignation of Rowley Presbyterian Pastor Kruse
The Rev Charles Kruse, pastor for three years at the Rowley Presbyterian Church, resigns and will depart July 1 for Brewster Minnesota to accept another pastorate.
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Presbyterian Church At
Rowley
How to Lighten Dark Skin and Improve Health Habits
A reader asks about natural ways to lighten dark skin. The piece outlines hygiene, diet with greens fruits milk eggs liver and meat, rest fresh air and moderate exercise. It notes deep pigment is hard to reach with creams and warns bleaching can injure skin while lemon juice buttermilk may affect surface color and freckles may fade in winter.
Advice From Miss Manners on marriage and in-law pressure
A reader asks Miss Manners how to handle a interfering mother who criticizes her son in law and pressures for more money. The advice urges faith in the husband, discourages maternal meddling, and suggests communicating trust while maintaining happiness and stability in the marriage.
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Miss Manners
Husband’s Neglect Spur to Regular Household Allowance
He advises insisting on a regular allowance adequate for household maintenance and personal expenses. The husband may be thoughtless and needs a businesslike arrangement to improve happiness.
Horse Barn Battle Divides Shenandoah Residents
The city council weighs rescinding a building permit tied to Clyde Medley who plans a barn to house a horse in a residential district. A petition signed by 16 residents urges action amid concerns over livestock and potential impact on fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Aps
Civ Council
Itn
Clyde Medley
Preus Will Stay At Luther College
MINNEAPOLIS AP The Norwegian Lutheran Church of America corporation reelected Dr O H Preus president of Luther College Decorah Iowa for a six year term The Rev Oliver Fielstad of Decorah was elected a member of the Luther College board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Corporation
O . H Preus
Luther College
Rainbow Vets to Show MacArthur Movies Saturday
Rainbow division veterans in Cedar Rapids present a free program on Gen Douglas MacArthur day. The event at the Memorial Coliseum basement starts at 8 p.m. with Rainbow division official pictures, followed by a 30 minute film of MacArthur in action during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
Ceda Rapids
Rainbow Division
Memorial Coliseum
MacArthur
Repair Dike Break Iowa Acres Saved
Missouri river reached 181 feet at Nebraska City area but crest was fading upstream. Volunteers repaired an eight foot dike break near Percival Iowa saving thousands of acres from flood. Farmers southeast of Nebraska City continued strengthening temporary dikes to protect land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Neb
Missouri River
Percival
Poem Plea From War Rationing Victim
A Sioux City AP report quotes a war rationing victim who mailed a poem to the rationing board chairman. He asks to be buried under a ton of sugar beneath a rubber tree and laid to rest in a new auto machine, watered by good gasoline.
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Sioux City
Anamosa Road Foreman Murphy Suspended Pending Hearing
Murphy a 15 year Jones county maintenance foreman, suspended as acting foreman after notice of insubordination charge. Buster Day Newport named acting foreman at Anamosa shop. Hearing on termination to be held in Ames by the commission. Murphy has 22 years with the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
E J
Murph
Jones County
Buster Day
Newport
Murphy
Commission
Ames
M S Root
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Mrs. Whitlock
Harry G. Ackerman
B. T. Perrine
Frank Zahradnik
Erma Zahradnik
Joan Seda
Frances Starman
Marilyn Svec
Betty Novak
First Ave
Paredes
Nabisco O Wational Risfliit Rampany
16Th Ave
Old Federal Building
Ard St
Anne Adams
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Immaculate Conception
Navy
Pierce Nova
Continental
United States
Mary Macfadyen
Mary Manners
RS. K
Mother
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marilyn
Jane
Congress
Preus
Rainbow Vets
Iowa Acres
Bezdek’s
Marion
DR. H. 0. Smith
Star Jewelry
the Syndicate
Esnec
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