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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1941

Page

17

Verne and Blahnik Wed in Moorhead Minn

Jeanne Patricia Verne and Robert L. Blahnik wed at First Congregational Church Moorhead Minnesota. The couple plans a two week honeymoon to the Black Hills and Estes Park Colorado before making Cedar Rapids home as Blahnik will enter active Army service. Verne is a North Dakota State College graduate and Iowa State alumna with Gamma Phi Beta ties and prior therapy work. Blahnik is an Iowa State graduate and former Cedar Rapids building inspector.

First Congregational Church Moorhead Minn Jeanne Patricia Verne Paul C. Verne Robert L. Blahnik L. L. Blahnik Knollwood Drive Black Hills Estes Park Colo Cedar Rapids Blahnik North Dakota State College Iowa State College Ames Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Iowa Keokuk North Dakota State Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity

Advice From Miss Manners on Home Life and Partners

A reader asks about Mary Manners advice on popularity and sincerity with boys. A second letter urges women to value homemaking and devout motherhood, while Miss Manners affirms the message and invites further reader responses. A third writer seeks guidance on dating a friend-approved partner, with Miss Manners suggesting balance and keeping friendships intact.

Hope Chest Sales Boom Amid War Boom

Cedar chest makers report record sales of hope chests in Chicago as a likely effect of wartime conscription. The trend appears across manufacturers with demand rising sharply and sentiment upbeat.

Chicago Cedar Chest Hope Chest

City Briefs Highlight Local Events and Incidents

St Matthew ice cream festival set for Monday evening June 30 from 7 to 11 with ad notice. Ambar Grotto to hold a special meeting at 7 p m Monday at Rollin Frink residence 2552 Country Club Parkway SE. A short circuit triggered a small fire at Carl T Johnson home 833 Center Point Road NE at 3 03 p m Saturday. Mr and Mrs Behrens traveled to Pomeroy Friday due to the death of his father H B Behrens. Jan Huslodge I O O F to meet Wednesday at Sokol Hall with annual picnic planned today at old Legion Park on Highway 30 East. Cub Pack No 13 Fillmore school held a picnic supper Tuesday at Bever Park with 61 cubs and parents. followed by a ball game between cubs and their fathers. Private Garlan L Wetzel returned home Saturday night from Camp Claiborne for a ten day furlough to visit parents Mr and Mrs George Wetzel 1429 Seventh Avenue SE. he serves in Company 1 136th Medical Regiment. The Cedar Rapids Sokols junior girls list for All Sokol tournament in Chicago this weekend should include Doris Ann Feiereisen instead of Dorothy Feiereisen. Mrs Nellie Oslund 1332 B Avenue NE hosted Mr and Mrs Wheeler Shawl and daughter Esther of San Francisco. they left Saturday after a motor trip from Michigan. Mrs Shawl is a niece of Mrs Oslund.

Fillmore School Bever Park Garlan L. Wetzel Camp Claiborne George Wetzel Seventh Avenue 136Th Medical Regiment Nellie Oslund B Avenue NE Wheeler Shawl Esther San Francisco Michigan Shawl Oslund

Maine Lodge Meeting Friday Changes Schedule

Maine lodge No. 643 LOC.C.F. will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in Maine hall at 838 First avenue East. Members are notified of a permanent change in the meeting date to Friday night.

Maine Lodge Loc.c.f Maine Hall First Avenue E

Lost helmet sought by firefighter near B Avenue NE

Earl E. Mueller of Fire Department Company No 3 asked for help locating a leather helmet lost between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets on B Avenue NE about 8 06 p m Friday. He could not search when driving the rig to a fire.

Earl E. Mueller Company No. 3 Mueller Twelfth Thirteenth B Avenue

Cedar Rapids Sends Seven to Townsend Convention in Buffalo

Cedar Rapids will be represented by seven members at the national Townsend clubs convention opening Monday in Buffalo New York and running through July 4. Convention headquarters are in the Statler hotel with sessions in the coliseum. Delegates include Louis Wokoun and Mrs Louise Van Pelt of club No 1 Mrs A B Steyne of No 2 Mrs Annabelle Coover and Banner Howard of No 3 and Mrs Eva [reads incomplete].

Cedar Rapids Buffalo N. Y Statler Coliseum Louis Wokoun Louise van Pelt A. B. Steyne Annabelle Coover Banner Howard Eva

Women prepare early departure with Mount Vernon visitor

Miller and William Gladwin of No. 4 report the women will board an early morning train today. They will be joined by Mrs. Belle Thompson of Mount Vernon.

Criterion club denies solicitation in city by outsiders

Mrs. Hazel Gibson president of the Criterion club of the National Association of Colored Women said the group did not authorize the reported solicitation. She said funds come from club members and outsiders contacted Mrs. George Crank for more information before notifying the club.

Hazel Gibson Criterion Club National Association of Colored Women George Crank Gibson

Navy Ensign Fails to Meet Iowa Marriage Wait Rule

Ensign Jack Hough, a recent naval academy graduate, faced Iowa and navy rules delaying marriage. With only a brief leave, he could not obtain a required laboratory report in time. The couple instead married Friday night at a hotel in Omaha with immediate family present.

Council Bluffs Navy Iowa Jack Hough Naval Academy Margaret Williams Hough Missouri River Omaha

Rooster Matures Chick Family In Odd Nest Scene

In Roseburg Oregon Joe Neaults bantam rooster chased a hen from her eggs and finished the hatching himself He now gathers worms and issues clucking commands in a baritone while Mama lays another clutch and watches the odd family grow

Roseburg Ore Joe Neault Mama

Wedding Bells Ring for Three Couples This July

Engagements announced for Helen Carney to Paul Werner and Eileen Glaza to Oscar Bensch with weddings set in late July at St. Patrick's and St. Teresa's churches. Glenda Hodge to Lieut. William Greve to wed July 10 in Washington with plans to reside in Port Townsend.

Kinler Joins Floyd Siver In July Wedding

Jacqueline Ida Kinler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J W Kinler, and Floyd O Siver of Mechanicsville announce their engagement and upcoming marriage in the United Brethren church at Olin on July 8. Miss Kinler teaches in Jones county schools and Mr. Siver farms with his father. After a two week wedding trip they will live at the Perry Russell residence north of Mechanicsville.

Olin J. W. Oscar Kinler Jacqueline Ida Floyd O. Siver Otis Siver Mechanicsville United Brethren Church Perry Russel

93 Year Old Man Has Never Seen a Movie

Samuel Williams, 93, visiting his daughter in Waterloo Iowa, has never seen a moving picture show and has no desire to. He recalls coming to Iowa in 1862 by covered wagon with his parents and says life was better in the old days, adding that the world is more wicked now.

Waterloo Samuel Williams Williams Iowa

Columbine charm in gardens from May to mid summer

Mrs J L Rhea extols Anquilegia or Columbine as a versatile perennial with long bloom, varied colors, and handsome foliage. It thrives in sun or semi shade with good drainage and easy culture, though seedlings often hybridize. Seed germination is quick. transplanting is risky for established plants.

Mason City Man To Head Control Board

P F Hopkins of Mason City will become Iowa board of control chairman Tuesday as the chairmanship rotates among members with the term expiring first holding it.

Mason City DES Moines P. F. Hopkins Iowa Board of Control

Recker Named Defendant in Divorce Action

Mrs. Recker files for divorce from John V. Recker alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She claims the couple owns property valued at 10 000 dollars and seeks temporary alimony of 20 dollars weekly and permanent alimony of 5 000 dollars.

Manchester John V. Recker

Soviet Union Says Nazi Violated Border 324 Times in 1941

Moscow charged that the German air force violated the Soviet border 324 times in 1941 before Hitler’s invasion. The statement said Russia protested to Germany on April 18 but kept to the German-Russian friendship pact. Soviet planes crossed the German border 11 times.

Moscow Soviet Union Adolf Hitler Russia Germany

Broadway Comedy Hit George Washington Slept Here at Cornell

To celebrate the Fourth of July the Cornell summer theater presents the Broadway comedy hit George Washington Slept Here on July 3 4 and 5 at 815 p m Ruth Miller Handel of Mason City a Cornell graduate returns to star in the leading female role in the play.

the Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell Summer Theater George Washington Ruth Miller Handel Mason City Cornell

Broadway Play Leads Mason City Summer Theater Remount

The Mason City community players present George Washington Slept Here with Don Johannsen of Bryant in the lead role and a large guest cast from Chicago Mount Vernon Simpson Cedar Falls and Oskaloosa. Bob Hartung of Simpson directs guests set design by Howard Emerson of Iowa City.

Community Players Mason City Don Johannsen Bryant Cornell George Washington Hart Ben Hoover Chicago Mary Hartung Mount Vernon Dale Jeffryes Simpson College Betty Chiquet Iowa Falls Russell Bidlack Simpson Bernice Gough Martha Childress Oskaloosa Marjorie Baker Cedar Falls Gwen Newquist Newton Laura Archera Turin Italy Carlton Groszkruger Belle Plaine Len Pollack Chicago Heights Bill Dodds Danville Doug Hudderson Bob Hartung Howard Emerson Towa City

SEC Chairman To Speak At Columbus Junction Dedication

SEC Chairman E. C. Eicher will address the dedication of Columbus Junction’s new $70,000 post office as part of the July 4 celebration. The Columbus Community club and American Legion sponsor the event with talks by Frank Miles and Rep. Thomas Mertin, plus a derby, concerts, racing and a carnival. The post office has been in use six months with Mrs. Nettie Lewis as postmaster.

Columbus Junction E. C. Eicher Federal Securities Exchange Commission Iowa First District Columbus Community Club American Legion Frank Miles Iowa Legionnaire Thomas Mertin Iowa City National Defense Nettie Lewis

Chocolate dominates American candy demand

According to the department of commerce, chocolate is used in more than half of American candy products, reflecting its central role in the U S confectionery industry.

Department of Comes Merce

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Blahnik Mary Manners Miss Manners City Briefs St. Matthew's Ambar Grotto Rollin Frink Country Club Parkway SE Carl T. Johnson Center Point Road William H. Behrens Pomeroy Mr. Behrens H. B. Behrens Jan Huslodge Sokol Hall Old Legion Park Highway 30 Sokols Doris Ann Feiereisen Dorothy Feiereisen He Townsend Great Lakes Mackinac Island Niagara Pallel Lakes Michigan the Killian Company Rooster Mothers W. J. Carney First Street Helen Paul J. Werner Chris Werner C Avenue St. Patrick's Church Kresge’s Dollar Store Werner Heat and Frost Insulator Company St. Patrick’s High School H. J. Glaza E Avenue NE Eileen Oscar W. Bensch Marion Bensch United States Navy Washington, D. C St. Teresa's Parish O. C. Hodge Glenda William L. Greve Fort Worden Wash John B. Greve Robbinsdale Miss Hodge Washington Port Townsend Cornell College Mr. Greve University of Minnesota Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity Helen Carney Eileen Glaza Glenda Hodge Monsieur Poote Jacqueline I. Kinler J. L. Rhea Lasswell Lasswell Studio Master Photographers 3Rd Ave Dial Paramount Building Killian Soviet Berlin Wondersteen Tellatrice—Street Mead Killian Company Tolisteise Ficor SEC
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