Miss Kearns Presents Piano Pupils Recital Season Marks
Miss Mabel Kearns directed two recitals featuring her piano pupils. Performances included selections by Denny Blake Morey Pinefield Shirley Pinefield Williams Broaddus Baker and Healy, with pieces by Strauß and Beethoven. Notable performers included Ramona Gordon Marcela Healy and Michalee Sironetti in solos and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kearns
J Gee
Pinetlelé
Ea Denny Ee
MN Blake
Anita Morey
Ae Saataees
Little Bairy Wails
Cee Streabboe
Mary Ethel Buxton
Petty
Williams
Williams Ronald Thenhaus
Fis
Broaddus
Helen Baker
Miss Kearns
Straus
Ramona Gordon
Feiereisen Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
John Feiereisen was feted at a surprise party Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A Zitek 3406 Second Street SW Court whist games awarded prizes to Mrs Robert Andrie Mrs Emil Nemec Dr Joseph Nemec and Joseph Rozek. Attending were Dr and Mrs Joseph J Nemec Mr and Mrs A D Rozek Mr and Mrs Joseph ard Hach Irene Zitek Elroy Novak Dorothe Feiereisen Lumir Zitek Richard Feiereisen Frances Zitek and Mr and Mrs Emil Nemec and David Lee Judy Ann of Ely and Mr and Mrs Walter Novak and Darlene of Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Feiereisen
A. Zitek
Second Street
Robert Andrie
Emil Nemec
Joseph Nemec
Joseph Rozek
Joseph J. Nemec
A. D. Rozek
Josephard Hach
Irene Zitek
Elroy Novak
Dorothe Feiereisen
Lumir Zitek
Richard Feiereisen
Frances Zitek
David Lee
Judy Ann
Ely
Walter Novak
Darlene
Solon
Three Men Return From Chicago Visit
Walter Crowley of 530 Tenth Street SE Bob Wright of 921 Seven teenth Street NE and George Fox of 528 McKinley Street SE returned by motor Tuesday from Chicago after spending several days visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crowley
Tenth Street
Bob Wright
Seventeenth Street
George Fox
McKinley Street
Chicago
Feiereisen-Killian Wedding Held in Cedar Rapids Home
Announcement of Elizabeth Killian of Chicago and Dom Feiereisen of Cedar Rapids wed June 14 at 11 a.m. at the bride’s home by Rev. H. E. Koenig. Attending family members from Chicago Hammond and Cedar Rapids. couple tour Altoona and New York City before returning to 1437 Second St SE Cedar Rapids after July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fillian
Chicago
Dom Feiereisen
Cedar Rapids
H. E. Koenig
Roy Killian
Charles Seitz
John Autrey
Anna Looney
Chris Killian
Hammond
Ind
Thomas Feiereisen
Ely Joseph Prochaska
Cedaramie
Altoona
New York City
Second Street SE
Farewell Picnic Honors Hawkins and Son Before Grand Kees Seen Move
Mrs. Leo Chalupsky and Mrs. Carl Greenawalt hosted a farewell picnic at Daniels Park Tuesday for Mrs. Ruth Hawkins and her son Ronald who leave this week to move to Grand Kees Seen. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chalupsky, Mrs. B. G. Hindenach and family, Mrs. Woodrow Rajtorn, Mrs. Richard Henecke and family, and Vivian Gott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Chalupsky
Carl Greenawalt
Daniels Park
Ruth Hawkins
Ronald
Grand Kes Seen
Carl
Chalupsky
B. G. Hindenach
Woodrow Rajtorn
Richard Henecke
Vivian Gott
Birthday Picnic Honoring Local Ladies And Gents At Bena Farm
Four women Geogieann Lenicka Marjorie Christie Julie Bena and Leo Schamel Louie Drakos were honored at a Sunday birthday picnic hosted by Frank Bena. Guests played games in the afternoon with attendees including Marty Gelski Alma Varvicek Barbara Vislisel Ernie Soukup Charles Henry Ham Stan Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgieann Lenicka
Marjorie Christie
Julie Bena
Leo Schamel
Louie Drakos
Frank Bena
Marty Gelski
Alma Varvicek
Barbara Bob Vislisel
Ernie Soukup
Charles J Henry Ham
Stan Miller
Je Jandl
Lumir Pisney
Stanley Vislisel
Bill Bena
Bena
Sun Will Shine For Years Despite Slower Heat Rise
The fragment notes that sunshine will persist as heat increases slowly, suggesting a long-term climatic trend. No clear organization or date is provided. The text indicates a forecasting claim about sun exposure lasting for an extended period, but details are incomplete. The source lacks identifiable persons or institutions.
Family links noted in local society item
Mrs C G Hendrickson and her children of Grand Forks North Dakota and Mr and Mrs G Johnson and Mrs Oliver of Lafayette are mentioned. Myron Messerschmitt of Marquis is identified as brother in law and sister, and Mr and Mrs Johy tence are said to have turned to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hendrickson
Grand Forks
N. D
G. Johnson
Oliver
Lafayette
Myron Messerschmitt
Marcis
Johy Tence
USO Campaign to Start Thursday With Breakfasts
The USO announces a Thursday start with an event at 9 am in Hallwood for women workers and captains. Mrs. Alice Kirwin of Cedar Rapids will speak. A long list of organizing teams and captains from Lions Club to various local lodges and clubs is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Hallwood
Alice Kirwin
Cedar Rapids
Lions Club
C. B. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Clyo Castle
H. E. Vander Linden
Marion Linncha
Harley M Ley
Albert Mitchell
W. R. C. No. 126
Margaret Lemi
Marion P. T. A
Cecil Seger
Marion Federation of Women's Clubs
Paul Rose
C. A. Dykes
Reginald Adams
Springville Beats Alburnett In Nine Inning Thriller
Springville earned a 6 to 4 victory over Alburnett after a marathon nine inning game on the Marion diamond. Groves homered for Springville in the sixth as the lead changed, and Reed scored the winning run in the seventh before the crowd. The opener saw Sanitary Dairy girls beat LaPlant-Choate 20 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Alburnett
Marion
Txme
Reed
Cooper
Sieemnatt
Groves
Hart heads to Los Angeles after completing aero tech course
Marvin Hart left Wednesday for Los Angeles after finishing a mechanical aeronautics course at the American Technical School in Des Moines. He plans to work in aircraft construction. His grandmother Mrs. J. H. Leaf of Morley and Mrs. Pearl Fowler of Central America visit the Fowler home with Hollis Rae Hart. Mrs. Hart and Hollis Rae will join Marvin in Los Angeles later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hart
Los Angeles
American Technical School
Des Moines
J. H. Leaf
Morley
Pearl Fowler
Central America
Fowler
Versailles visit en route to Hunt family home
A traveler from Versailles, Missouri plans a stopover visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter, on the way to their residence, accompanying the journey to the Hunters' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Mr. Hunter
Charles Hunter
Store Moves Tighten Shoestring Trail in City Commerce
The Boston store and Murray department store plan relocation within the same building complex. The space is owned by the estate of B F Mentzer, father-in-law of Hollingsworth. Osceola lodge No 18 I O O F owns the room Murray will vacate and may change the storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Murray Department Store
Miss May Keirns Retires From Juniata College
Miss May Elizabeth Keirns, sister of Mrs. Clifton Hawk, retires after twelve years as Latin and Greek professor at Juniata College Huntington Pa. She moves to Marion and has purchased 1260 Eighth Street from R L Wintz to make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Elizabeth Keirns
Clifton Hawk
Juniata College
Huntington
Marion
Eighth Street
R. L. Wintz
Mrs. Cynthia A Yocom 81 Dies In Linn County
Mrs. Cynthia Aletha Yocom, 81, lifelong Linn County resident, died Tuesday at 3 pm at the family home 786 Eighth avenue after a long illness. Born 2 1859 in Springville to William and Margaret Penn Pearson, she lived in Marion 23 years and married Thomas Austin Yocom in 1877. Survived by husband and son W. W. Yocom of Melbourne, she was a Methodist and a member of Marion chapter 183 O E S. Funeral Thursday at 10 am at the Yocom chapel with Rev. William Mitchell. Burial Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Aletha Yocom
Linn County
Eighth Avenue
W. W. Yocom
Melbourne
Yocom Chapel
William Mitchell
West Union
Cedar Memorial Park
Golf club Ladies day honors with Collette Halamka lead
Mrs Collette Halamka was medalist at the Ladies day event at Marion Golf club held Wednesday. Low putt score won by Mrs Alfred Barton and high score by Mrs Paul Miner. Mrs Earl Coffing had low score on three and Mrs Bert Teeters high on nine. Mrs Carl Jacobson was chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collette Halamka
Marion Golf Club
Alfred Barton
Paul Miner
Earl Coffing
Bert Teeters
Carl Jacobson
Kathleen Oxley
Jamka
Mr and Mrs Meci Move to Knoxville with Daughter Caroline
Mr and Mrs Peter Meci and their daughter Caroline have moved to Knoxville after living several months with Mrs Pauline Naso, the mother of Mrs Meci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Meci
Caroline
Rochester couple guests of Phillips in Seattle trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Rochester of Seattle have stayed with Mrs. Harold B. Phillips and family during their journey to Washington. P. Reynolds, vice-president of the O. R. C., is noted as a former Marion resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Rochester
Seattle
Call Bob for expert radio service advertisement
Coast to Coast Hardware advertises expert radio service with a call to contact Bob for repair and maintenance. The brief notice emphasizes professional support and local hardware expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
George Burns Treated for Infected Right Hand
Veteran entertainer George Burns is reported to be hospitalized for treatment after an infection developed in his right hand. Doctors say his condition is not serious and he is responding to therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burns
Bridge Club Luncheon At Marion Golf Club
Mrs Kenneth King hosted her bridge club Tuesday for lunch at the Marion Golf Club. Covers were set for eight with Mrs K V Murdoch winning high score and Mrs H N Strader taking second. Guests included Mrs Arthur E Granger and Mrs J M Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth King
Bridge Club
Marion Golf Club
K. V. Murdoch
H. N. Strader
Arthur E. Granger
J. M. Shields
Owen's Cut Rate Drug Advertisement Includes Cashmere Bouquet
Two 25c jars of Cashmere Bouquet cold cream for cleansing advertised at Owen's Cut Rate Drug. The notice highlights value and available price for both jars in the local shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
For Sale Dining Room Set and More at 1414 8th Avenue
For sale items include a dining room set, a library table, a radio, and a gas range located at 1414 8th Avenue. Phone contact listed as 869W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Avenue
Storcks Visit Son in Wichita and Naval Aircraft Ties
Mr and Mrs D B Storck visited their son G A Storck in Wichita Kansas where he serves as assistant chief test pilot for Cesna Aircraft and ferries twin engine bombers to Canada for delivery to England during wartime efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Storck
G. A. Storck
Wichita
Kan
Cesna Aircraft Company
Canada
England
Conrad Family Returns From Colorado Springs Vacation
Mr and Mrs William Conrad and son Edward return from a ten day vacation at the home of William’s brother C N Conrad in Colorado Springs. Another brother Henry Conrad of Spokane Wash joined them there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conrad
Edward
Mr. Conrad
C. N. Conrad
Colorado Springs
Henry Conrad
Spokane
Wash
Methodist Luncheon Set by Friendly Guild Friday
The Friendly Guild of the Methodist church will host a 1 PM luncheon Friday at the E. V. cafe. Members desiring reservations should contact Mrs. Max Evans before Thursday noon by calling 785.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Guild of the Methodist Church
E. V
Max Evans
Mrs Gailliven Visits Family Ahead of Yellowstone Vacation
Mrs. J. T. Gailliven will leave Wednesday to visit her son in Sheboygan Wisconsin and in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Stuart Rodger. She will accompany the Rodgers and their daughter Jeanne on a vacation to Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gailliven
Sheboygan, Wis
Stuart Rodger
the Rodgers
Jeanne
Yellowstone Park
Tuckabache Club Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Tuckabache club meeting planned for Friday has been postponed indefinitely. No new date is given and members are advised to monitor notices for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckabache Club
Relatives mark Gritzners twentieth wedding anniversary
Relatives gathered Sunday at 990 Eighth Street to help Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gritzner celebrate twenty years of marriage. Mrs. Gritzner also observed her birthday with attendees including C. W. Gritzner Carl Gritzner Beverly Harriett Wilson Harriett Wilson Plainfield Harold Sumner M. E. Smith Alfred Kinzler their Waterloo children and a Gritzner of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Gritzner
Eighth Street
Titus and Straley couples return from Delhi vacation
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Titus and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Straley came back Wednesday from Delhi where they had been on a vacation since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Titus
Frank Straley
Delhi
Linn's Best 4-H Club Meeting Recalls Convention Talk
Linn's Best 4-H club met Monday at Evelyn Adams home. Mildred Sloan spoke on the convention at shoe racks and Virginia Sloan led a program on music study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Evelyn Adams
Mildred Sloan
Virginia Sloan
O E S Fraternity to Hold Special Meeting
Marion chapter 183 O E S announces a Thursday 8 p m meeting at the Masonic temple with installation and initiation. Mrs P F Schultz returns from visiting her son John Schultz in Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Masonic Temple
P. F. Schultz
John Schultz
Fort Madison
Miss LeNora Dippel and Mervin Wissmiller wed in Cedar Rapids
Miss LeNora Dippel daughter of Mr and Mrs George Dippel of Marion married Mervin Wissmiller of Cooksville UL on Monday at Dr Robert Little home in Cedar Rapids Mrs Wissmiller has taught in Cooksville Mr Wissmiller is a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeNora Dippel
George Dippel
Marion
Mervin Wissmiller
Cooksville
Robert Little
Cedar Rapids
Wissmiller
Funeral services for Jacob M Albright held Thursday
Funeral services for Jacob M Albright retired commercial traveler will be at 2 p m Thursday at Yocom chapel with Rev C V De Jong officiating Burial follows in Ridgewood Cemetery at North Street Albright died at home 1048 Sixth Street He moved to Marion 40 years ago from Elberon He was married three times first wife Grace Hardy died 1894 second wife Mc Burney died 1920 survived by Emma Michel Voss married in 1921 a son Orville M Albright of Tiffin a daughter Mrs Ethel Irene Bollinger of Oakland Calif two Sioux Falls and several brothers and sisters also listed Friends may call at Yocom chapel and social event details were included with guests at a gathering hosted by Miss Lillian Voorhies including Evelyn Turner Dolores Wilson Jeannette Pape Winston Mavis Mrs Harry Brown Jr of Cedar Rapids Miss Margaret Stone Mrs John H Pazour and Mrs R D Conley of Marion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Albright
Yocome
C. V. de Jong
Ridgewood
North St
Albright
Bright
Marion
Elberon
Grace Hardy
McBurney
Eva Mae Pooley
St. James
Minn
Yocom Chapel
Lillian Voorhies
Lee Voorhies
Evelyn Turner
Dolores Wilson
Jeannette Pape
Winston Mavis
Harry Brown, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Stone
John H. Pazour
R. D. Conley
Notable nuptials and career notes shared in Elgin area
Attendants included Leo Walthers and cousins from Garna ville. Misses Krueger carried the ring in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. P. Zoschke. Mrs. Desmond, a graduate of Elgin High School in 1930, taught in rural schools near Elkader and Wadena. The groom to-be’s party is set to move to Wilburton after their plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Walthers
Garnaville
Janette
Jeanette Krueger
P. Zoschke
First Baptistian
Desmond
Duadiner
H. D. Yack
Elgin
State Teachers College
Elkader
Wadena
Potter
Wilbur
Wilburton
Decorah Draft Board selects 20 for June training
Winneshiek selective service board on Tuesday drew 20 men to report for training on June 27. Names include August Bouska Jack Osjohn H oeigt e eadington Otto ers Carl Dahl Chester Dinger Ragnvald Peterson Calmar Sam Meyer Decorah Florence Ala Austin Nelson Ervin Wenthold Leo Barta George Koch John Huber Fort Atkinson Leland Harris Decorah baseball player George Benda Alphonse Brincks Ossian Richard Thompson James Kneeskern Postville Ervin Foltz Hesper A second draw for 21 men to report July 14 for training on July 4 was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Winneshiek Selective Service Board
J. Bouska
Jackos
John H. Oeigt E
Mullin Family To Return From Lake Summer Home
Mrs. Matt Mullin and Miss Mullin will leave Lake where they spent three weeks and return to Marion on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mullin Jr will accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Mullin
Miss Mullin
Lake
Matt Mullin, Jr
Marion
Delicious fried chicken at all hours at Casa Blanca cafe
An advertisement touts late night fried chicken at Casa Blanca cafe offering round the clock meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Blanca Cafe
Hunter visits in Slauson home prior to trip
Warren Hunter of Los Angeles arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs. Hunter at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Floyd G Slauson. The Hunters will depart Saturday for unknown destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hunter
Los Angeles
Pigg Kenned Arrives in California Home
Mr and Mrs a Pigg Benne Frank Kenned of Calif arrive by 4 a m in the home of the Leta family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Pigg Benne Frank
Calif
Ieee Leta
The 1941 Graduating Youth Meet the World They Face
Ruth Millett writes that today’s young graduates feel hopeful despite wartime fears. They see a future where their skills are needed and valued rather than wasted. Many believe Uncle Sam will offer opportunities and responsibilities awaiting them after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
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Marcela Healy
Sass
Per Whee
Beethoven
Belen VanVieck
Tia — Ee
Cane Ees
Marcia Healy
Petite
Elizabeth Killian
Ledia B. Pinkham
Marion News
L.J
T. A. Yocom
Elvie J. Peterson
John Newman
Frank O'Louhby
Little Boy Blue
Ruth Millett
Gazette
Killian
Patricia
Paul Sargent
Johara
Flora
Patricia Petite Shop
Second
Fleer
Arthur Weiss
Klafter & Sobel
Better Drees Shop
Hollywood
Sue Mason
Seersuckers
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