Pythian Sisters Hold Their Annual Instruction School
Winter Temple No. 78 of the Pythian Sisters held its annual instruction school with 75 attendees at K. P. hall. District Deputy Grand Chief Marie Douglass led sessions. guests included Bertha Buffington Effie Parsons and Frank Sheppard. Various officers were certified for proficiency and new delegates to Grand Temple were elected, with Ruth Reid and Myrtle Vaverka among key appointees.
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Winter Temple No
Pythian
K. P. Hall
Marie Douglass
Bertha Buffington
Effie Parsons
Iowa
Frank Sheppard
Cedar Rapids Temple
Effie Ellenberger
Ruth Reid
Myrtle Vaverka
Allie Fisher
la Verna Jones
Inez Millian
Sylia Hines
Lydia Buchan
Ida Manchester
Lottie
Cross Town club elects new officers at meeting
Members met Thursday night at 1103 Eighth Street NW with Mrs Elmer Waller. Officers elected include President Mrs Edward Pei son, vice president Mrs Wood row Gallagher, secretary treasurer Mrs Wend Kremenak, and scribe Mrs John D Coombe. Prizes went to Mrs Maylene Barnet, Warren Wharton, and John Coombs. Mrs Wharton celebrated a birthday. guest was Mrs R W Mc Cloud. Next meeting set for March 18 with Mrs Joe Kremenuk at 719 Fourteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Town Club
Elmer Waller
Eighth Street
Edward Peison
Woodrow Gallagher
Wend Kremenak
John D Coombe
Maylene Barnet
Warren Wharton
John Coombs
Wharton
R W McCloud
Joe Kremenuk
Fourteenth Street
Courtesy shower for Mrs Leon Flack given at Doris F Stein home
A personal shower for Mrs Leon Flack was held Thursday evening at Mrs Doris F Stein’s residence 2100 Greenwood drive SE. Prizes were won by Mrs Frank Mary and Mrs James Watt. Attendees included Marvin D Batley Paul Novak Arthur Birnes C H Ernst M B Dodds Watt and Maly.
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Leon Flack
Doris F Stein
Greenwood Drive
Frank Mary
James Watt
Mmies
Marvin D_ Batley
Paul Novak
Arthur Birnes
H Ernst
M B. Dodds
Watt
Maly
Kenwood Park Women Elect Officers at Meeting
The Womans Circle of Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church held its annual election on Wednesday. Mrs. R M Smith was reelected president and Mrs. Paul C. Hanson secretary. Other officers chosen include Mrs F D Miller as vice president and Mrs J Ludlow as treasurer.
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Womans Circle
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
R M Smith
Paul C. Hanson
F D Miller
J. Ludlow
Cultus Club Meets on Synthetics Program Host
The Cultus club met Thursday at the home of Mrs J H Woonod side 614 First avenue NW Mrs George Baumgartner led a program on Synthetics The club plans a March 18 meeting at Mrs Jessie Canfield 1407 Third avenue SE with Mrs T B Yuill presenting Women In Industry.
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Cultus Club
J H Woonodside
First Avenue NW
George Baumgartner
Jessie Canfield
Third Avenue
T. B Yuill
IHN Circle Members Meet At Cooley Home
Members of the IHN circle of King's Daughters met Thursday at 518 Seventeenth Street SE. Ten dollars was voted for the Red Cross drive and five dollars for Rev. Vernon L. Jones boys work. Next meeting set for March 18 with Mrs E W. Rossiter at 2224 Fifth Avenue SE.
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IHN Circle of
King's Daughters
C S Cooley
Seventeenth Street
Red Cross
Vernon L. Jones
E W. Rossiter
Fifth Avenue
Camp Fire group elects officers at Kenyon home
The Za Hi Ti Yan Camp Fire unit elected officers at a meeting held at Mrs. J. K. Kenyon’s house on Ellis boulevard NW. Elected were President Sonia Martin, Vice-President Nancy Pealer, Secretary Marilyn La Mar, Treasurer Beverly Teausant, Scribe Genevieve Buess.
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Za Hi Ti Yan
J. K. Kenyon
Ellis Boulevard
Sonia Martin
Nancy Pealer
Marilyn LaMar
Beverly Teausant
Genevieve Buess
Art in Christian Era Highlighted by Cedar Rapids Educator
E J Bruns, art supervisor for Cedar Rapids public schools, told the Woman's association of the First Congregational church that art created during the Christian era stands as a high point of all time. He spoke on Faith in Church Art as luncheon duties and devotions preceded the program.
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E. J Bruns
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
Bruns
Charles T Hickok
Emma Holden
Oscar A. Anderson
E. E Schenefelt
A W Meyer
E.O Samuelson
E. N Woods
Philip Gaines
Fourteen Members Attend Red Cross Dessert Luncheon
Fourteen members of the Service circle met Thursday with Mrs. Hugh Reynolds at 821 Camburn Court SE for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. E D Jack presided at the business meeting and Mrs. Myron Mason led devotions. Five dollars was voted to the Red Cross and 250 dollars to the Father Vernon L. S Jones' project. Members work on surgical dressings each Wednesday at the South Side Red Cross unit. Guests included Mrs F W Adams Mrs A L Raymond and Mrs Leo Geeseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Reynolds
Camburncourt SE
F W. Wells
E D Jack
Myron Mason
Red Cross
Vernon L. S Jones
South Side
F W Adams
A L. Raymond
Leo Geesaman
Women Wear the Pants in Wartime Opinion Piece
A wartime column argues women adopting pants is a practical shift of gender roles. It dismisses male anger, asserts women will take over responsibilities while men fight, and says pants enhance self sufficiency without harm, though behavior may seem swaggering to some men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Three Iowans Named Among 471 Japanese PoW Prisoners
Washington AP reports the War Department released 471 American soldiers held by Japan in the Philippines. Three Iowans are listed: Private Carson C. Hopkins of Clinton, Private John A. Johnson of Gilmore City, and Private Orion R. Miller of Macedonia, with next of kin notified.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Philippine Islands
Carson C. Hopkins
Clenna A. Hopkins
Clinton
John A. Johnson
Carl J Johnson
Gilmore City
Orion R. Miller
Clyde R. Miller
Macedonia
Clark Approved as Idaho Federal Judge
Washington AP reports the Senate confirmed former Idaho governor Chase A Clark as federal district judge for Idaho. The action adds a senior state legal figure to the federal bench, reflecting a notable career in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chase A Clark
Idaho
Ammonia supply revival sparks spring cleaning talk
Over the Back Fence notes that ammonia gas used in manufacture is again released after a six month freeze, with Cedar Rapids wholesalers predicting ample future supply in two to three weeks. The column also shares home kitchen tips including a broiled grapefruit dish and inventive uses for leftovers with marshaled details on quantities and methods.
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Cedar Rapids
Starvation May Help Drive Japs From Aleutians
New York AP reports Dr Harold E Anthony of the American Museum of Natural History says starvation and sparse vegetation on the Aleutians will undermine Japanese presence. He notes fog and currents hinder both sides, making supply runs and air and sea attacks hazardous amid volcanic islands and limited local livelihoods.
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New York
Americas
Island defenses and submarine patrols cited in war briefing
A wartime briefing notes the strategic uncertainty of island value to both sides while stressing a strong nuisance factor from Japanese presence. It says U S subs patrol the shores around the islands to prevent Japanese supplies and to hinder any American attack. The speaker downplays military expertise but emphasizes active submarine surveillance and maintaining pressure on both sides.
Attacks on F R Roosevelt Sons Spark House Debate
Rep Willam P Lambertson says he did not attack the Roosevelt boys military records though he accused the President of lifting them from combat. He claims Eisenhower and Vandegrift sent the sons home for manpower, promising a formal reply in a few days.
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Washington
Willam P Lambertson
R-Kan
Roosevelt
House
Elliott
Vandegrift
Jimms
Guadalcanal
Spellman Reaches Gibraltar on Seville Trip
Archbishop Francis J Spellman of New York arrived at Gibraltar according to the Daily Mail. While in Seville he conferred with the British ambassador to Spain, as reported Friday.
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London
Ins
Francis J Spellman
New York
Gibraltar
Daily Mail
Seville
Spain
Andy Hardy Double Life at Paramount Show
Andy Hardy faces his usual mix of romance and trouble as he chases college life and a potential army future. Esther Williams and Ann Rutherford rival his affection while a spoiled check and car sale schemes test his finances. Judge Hardy steps in to push college plans as Mickey Rooney again anchors the zany family portrait.
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Andy Hardy
Mickey Rooney
Esther Williams
Ann Rutherford
Lewis Stone
Fay Holden
Cecilia Parker
William Lundisan
Paramount Theater
AMD
Andy
Mickey Boones
Hardy Pictures
Fas Holden
Mister Rooney
Nadine Subotnik
Paramount's Double Feature and Holmes at Paramount
The listing shows theater schedules including Paramount featuring Andy Harrdy's Double Lite and One Dangerous Night with Sherlock Holmes and The Secret Weapon. Other theaters like Rialto Strand and Panama list titles such as Thundering Hoofs, The Pied Piper, Jailhouse Blues, and Desperate Journey with showtimes spanning late afternoon to midnight.
Five Sullivan Brothers Navy Pact Inspires Film
Hollywood reports a motion picture deal is likely about the five Sullivan brothers from Waterloo Iowa who perished when the Juneau sank in the Solomons. David O Selznick is mentioned as a top rights prospect while Elevens Davis handles negotiations. The brothers, sons of Mr. and Mrs Thomas F Sullivan, served together on the same ship per a family stipulation.
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Emma Randall
Iowa City
Ollywood
INS
Sullivan Brothers
Juneau
Solomons
Davis
David O Selanic
Thomas F Sullivan
Waterlon
Navy
On Broadway with Walter Winchell TOVE LETTER of the week
The New Orleans States editorial page praises Pearson and Winchell for reporting and analyzing news, citing their courage to challenge congressional allies of Nazi propagandists and German Bunds before Pearl Harbor. The column also references Allen Smith’s new book and a Miami Herald editorial on free speech defended by Winchell.
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TOVE
New
Pearl Harbor
Pearson
Winchell
Bardia
Associated Press
Allen Smith
Smith
N ¥ World-Telegram
Academy dinner unveils flag with 27 677 Hollywood names
Tyrone Power and Alan Ladd raised the flag in uniforms as a sea of stars gathered. Lieut Van Heflin accepted best supporting actor, thanking the army. Irving Berlin praised the composer of White Christmas. Ronald Colman congratulated James Cagney, Sonja Henie delayed return, understated fashion noted as absence of ermine. See you tomorrow.
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Hollywood
Uncle Sams
Tyrone Power
Alan Ladd
Irving Berlin
Wes
Ronald Colman
Jimmy Cagney
Natseots
Sonja Henie
New York
Amendment to Articles of Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Notice of amendment to the Articles of Incorporation filed in Iowa on March 4 1943 detailing changes to Articles VI IV V VI and related sections. It sets authorized capital stock at 1160 379 shares with 108 834 preferred at 100 par and the remainder common, outlines voting and redemption rights, and governs issuance conditions for both classes under Iowa law. The document cites board and stockholder control, preemptive rights limits, and meeting voting procedures.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Iowa
Board of Directors
Board of Directors Vcting
Eutvane
Wate
Pacife
Sindh
Quorum and meeting notice provisions for Cedar Rapids stockholders
The document outlines quorum requirements for stockholder meetings, adjournment rights if a majority is not present, and notice procedures. It specifies notice by publication once weekly for two weeks in a Cedar Rapids Iowa newspaper, with the first publication no more than forty days before the meeting, and directs notices to be mailed to each holder at their address on record.
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Cedar Rapids
Mvinmel
Pib.cation
Iowa
Lst
Apo
Shelmer
Stuckhogers
Board of
Directors
Choosha
Re Corporation
Ate
Ann
Coder Rapids
Tee
Shane Heid
Erica
Aosta
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Naomi Doebel
Aleutians
WEA Rervice
Chum
F. R
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Spellman
Paramount
Andy Harrdy
Bip
Rialto
TIMES
Strand
Pasage
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Carolina Moon
Marion- Mountain
Panama
Hattie
Hollywood News
Story of Waterloo
Sullivan Boys
Louella
Parsons
Walter Winchell
Miami Herald
Burton Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Denver
Bonfils
Tammen
Denver Post
Tennyrate
Monty Woolley
Anne Baxter
Roddy McDowall
the Fied Piper
Anne Gwynne
Robert Paice
Cary Grant
Irene Dunne
MY Favorite Wiff
NRSF
Edith Cayvell
Anna Neagte
George Sandera
Articur VJ
Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce
Sherlock Holmes
Him Y Rogers Noah Rifry JR In
Arimef
Hosanwon
Wada
Rome
Gabe Cope
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Uazette Company
Hoyt Margie
Trier
Stare
Adeline
Allfn Klapp
Avene Chirco
An Rutherford
Eowa & Smorthh Singer Theatre
Gregor Ziemer
Tim Holt
Bantta Granville
Kent Smith
Otto Kruger
Warner
Thrills
Starr
Warren William
Arizona
Jean Arthur
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Ginger Rogers
Abbott and Costello
Virginia Bruce
James Ellison
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