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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1943
Page
19
Dozens of fabrics and accessories appear in Cedar Rapids stores from coats to gloves. Shoppers encounter wool leisure coats at ten dollars, mesh sheers at around a dollar fifty, needlepoint bargains, and the Victory Fashion Caravan returning to the Roosevelt hotel March 21–22 for displays and purchase opportunities.
Earlville Miss Harrie Wroten gave a review of the book Who Walk Alone at the March meeting of the Queen Esthers held at the local venue.
The Ladies guild of St Josephs church held its monthly meeting at Columbia hall Tuesday with hostesses Mrs John Freiburger Mrs Francis Carty Mrs Meinard Egelhoff Mrs Charles Fanks and Mrs Antone in attendance.
Riverside of Iowa City residents share news of engagements, weddings, furloughs and visits. Betty Butz to Paul A Morano Jr. Gail Kern to fly duty in Topeka. church groups host luncheons and dinners. birthdays honored at several local homes with family and neighbors attending.
Williamsburg CN of PEO names officers led by President Mrs. Allyn Evans and treasurer Miss Ella Jones. St Anns Court OFOF selects chief ranger Mrs. William Meade and trustees. Federated club hosts annual guest night with music by Jimmie Cash and others. Knights of Pythias hold a potluck supper and dance at their hall.
Mrs F A Munneke hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid on Thursday with Mrs William Haeussler assisting. Officers elected included President Mrs Jennie Montgomery, vice presidents Mrs William Hauessler and Mrs George Willmott, secretary Mrs Wess Warnock, and treasurer Mrs L E Kehri. Garnet Main was surprised by friends for her birthday. Mr and Mrs A W Savage en-
A local host entertained fourteen guests at a Tuesday dinner and bridge gathering. The event drew social interest from neighbors and reflected ongoing community social life.
Wilma Burrack daughter of Mr. and Mrs H A Burrack and Dale E Edwards were married in St Peter s and St Paul s Lutheran church Tuesday in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Arnold Thalacker Nuptial music was by Mrs A B Pierce and Nan Hoover Ushered by Paul Barrack and Donald Starr The bride is a home economics teacher at Hopkinton High School and the couple will farm near Hopkinton.
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