Features for Father’s Day gifts in Cedar Rapids shops
Gloria Weiser surveys Cedar Rapids merchants offering for men only gifts for Father’s Day. Ties, desk sets, leather kits, humor items, and house thermometers lead a wide range of practical and stylish options. Gift ideas include hunting dog decor, cocktail glasses, shirts, handkerchiefs, robes, cuff links, billfolds, and travel kits.
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Cedar Rapids
Mrs Butterfield And Mr North Wed In Chicago
Mrs Butterfield and Earl J North wed at 4 p m Tuesday in Thorndike Hilton chapel University of Chicago Pastor Clinton Cox of Drexel Park Presbyterian Church officiated A dinner for close friends followed at South Shore Country Club Mrs North a sustaining Junior League Cedar Rapids member Mr North a Cedar Rapids attorney
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Boteler Butterfield
First Avenue NE
Earl J. North
Forest Drive
Thorndike Hilton Chapel
University of Chicago
Clinton Cox
Drexel Park Presbyterian Church of Chicago
South Shore Country Club
North
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota Girl Weds John Miller in Ortonville Home
Berneice Wechsler of Cedar Rapids wed John W. Miller in a high noon ceremony at her sister Mrs. George Fuller’s Ortonville home. Rev. Oscar Peterson officiated. The couple, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, were treated to a wedding dinner and plan to live at 2032 Eastern Boulevard SE Cedar Rapids after June 20.
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Augusta Wechsler
Ortonville
Minn
Bernice Wechsler
John W. Miller
Cedar Rapids
George Fuller
Oscar Peterson
Fuller
Petition for Absolute Divorce In Linn County Iowa
Edward M. Perry sues Beverly Ann Berry in Linn County District Court Iowa for absolute divorce. Defendant must appear at Cedar Rapids Court House by June 20 1945 or default will be entered and relief demanded will be granted. Attorneys Barnes Chamberlain Hanzlik and Wadsworth Cedar Rapids Iowa represent plaintiff.
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District Court of
Iowa
Lins County
Edward M. Perry
Beverly Ann Berry
Linn County
Fews
Cedar Rapids
Barnes, Chamberlain, Hanzlik
Wadsworth
Hisley Bulleins
Nutrition to Be Major Red Cross Postwar Project
Postwar Red Cross plans focus on nutrition to counter poor eating that rejected many men from service. Linn County volunteers outlined nutrition as a key project, with home service a close second. Soap shipments and kitbags ready for dispatch were reported, plus requests for shirts and dresses for refugees. Home service cases rose in May, with 607 cases and 6363 hours, and motor corps drivers logged over 1100 miles aiding Camp Good Health and Y camp trips. Gray Ladies distributed 1592 books to hospitalized patients since fall, with 45 members contributing 1308 hours in May. Histories of each corps were requested by July 1.
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Linn County
Red Cross
Wells Creck
Linn
Chhapter
Home Service
Helen V. Hubbard
J. A. Phillips
Home Service Corps
Motor Corp
Wapsie “Y" Camp
J. F. McRaith
Gray Ladies
Paul H. Huston
Volunteer Corps
St. Louis
Quota Club Picnic Moves To Murray Home
The Quota club held its regular monthly meeting as a picnic supper Tuesday at 6 15 p m at the Bever park pavilion. Afterward members went to the home of Misses Pauline and Lucille Murray at 1844 Second Avenue SE for further gathering.
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Quota Club
Bever Park
Pauline and
Lucille Murray
Second Avenue SE
Garden Tip From State College On Flea Beetle Control
Regular dusting or spraying helps deter tiny flea beetles that chew gunshot holes in leaves. Use one part calcium arsenate to ten parts dusting sulfur for dusting, or mix a gallon of dry Bordeaux with a tablespoon calcium arsenate for spraying. For a 40 by 50 feet garden, expect needs of arsenate, sulfur, lime, and nicotine sulfate, with extra sulfur and Bordeaux for five potato rows.
Prices in China rise sharply, Chungking official says
Cabinet spokesman P. H. Chang stated that retail prices in China have more than tripled since late 1944. He noted Chungking’s May price index reached 1,435 times the 1937 war baselines, with December’s index at 445 times the 1937 level.
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China
Chungking
P. H. Chang
GI Bill of Rights May Get Its Face Lifted by Congress
Washington dispatch notes American Legion committees studied the GI Bill of Rights to fix flaws in Title I Education and Title III Loans. Proposals seek broader education counseling, relaxed interruption rules, higher course costs, and simpler loan procedures. Reforms target appraisal fees and refinancing options to fit current costs and uphold veterans benefits.
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Maj
Thomas M. Nial
Washington
American Legion
Congress
Legion
Veterans’ Organization
G.I
The
Leigion
Legion Committees
G.I. Bill
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American Institute of Laundering
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State College
Nelson’s
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Truman
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