Miss Matteson Wed in California
Florence V. Matteson of Pasadena Calif wed Dean Hollingsworth in San Leandro on February 26. Hollingsworth is a yeoman third class in the Navy. they plan to live in Hayward Calif with attending relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jilek
Memorial Drive
Florence V. Matteson
Pasadena
Calif
Dean W. Hollingsworth
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Second Avenue
San Leandro
George Duffner
Hollingsworth
M Y High School
Paris Beauty Academy
Hollingsworth, Yeoman
Navy Personnel Department
Camp Parks
McKinley High School
Hayward
Jack A. Robertson
Farragu
U.S.S. Saratoga
Ellen Lockwood and Joseph Kelley Wed In Double Ring Ceremony
Ellen Ann Lockwood and Joseph H. Kelley II were married in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at St. Patrick's Church parsonage. Attendants included Ellen Lockwood and a family member. bridesmaids wore brown and yellow accents. The couple hosted a reception at the Lockwood home and left for a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Ann Lockwood
Patrick H. Lockwood
Second Avenue SW
Joseph H. Kelley II
Joseph H. Kelley
Third Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
D. G
Elinor Lockwood
Vine
Woodford
Miss Lockwood
Lockwood
Kelley
Honeymead Company
Pvt
Rahenne
University of Iowa
Salt Lake City
Utah
Club Notices Due Thursday in Gazette Office
All clubs lodge church social notices for Sunday Gazette must reach The Gazette by Thursday 8 am each week. Applies to all organization notices in the Sunday paper during wartime. cooperation appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
The
Women in Red Cross Work Interview with Betty Low
Betty Low recalls her Red Cross involvement in Linn on, serving as vice-chairman of publicity while Mrs. Mabel Wilson led the chapter. She notes her 1934 self appointment as publicity chief, the 1941 shift of workload to Wilson, and the speaker bureau coordinated by Mrs. Hallman that produced about 60 appointments for the war drive. Low discusses her journalism background, Columbia connections, and long writing for trade journals before returning to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wilson, Howver
Red Cross
Gazette
Naomi Doebel
M. S. Hallman
Women’s Wear Daily
The
Dry Goods Record
Washington, D. C
United States
Paul Huston
Robbins and Kiley Wed in Des Moines Nuptials
Miss Waneta Lucille Robbins daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewey Earl Robbins of Shellsburg and Daniel John Kiley son of Mr and Mrs G D Kiley of 717 Fourth Street SW were married March 6 in Des Moines. Mr Kiley entered the service Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waneta Lucille Robbins
David Turner Speaks On Grant Wood At Cedar Rapids Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club meeting featured guest speaker David Turner who presented a Grant Wood life scrapbook and shared thoughts on the artist. Mrs. Erma Cronan and Miss Virginia Ohmann offered vocal and violin selections, with business details led by President Mrs. W. R. Armstrong. New members Mrs. Frank Field, Mrs. C. L. Douglas, and Mrs. L. M. Downing were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Art
E. R. Newcomer
David Turner
J. A. Bundy
Turner
Grant Wood
Erma Cronan
G. J. Lorenzen
Virginia Ohmann
Don Cook
W. R. Armstrong
Herman E. Schaalman
Congress
Palestine
A. Matilda Snouffer
Frank Field
C. L. Douglas
L. M. Downing
Pattern 4746 sizes listed with yardage and price
Pattern 4746 comes in sizes 12 through 44 with size 16 requiring 35 yards of 35 inch fabric. The pattern includes needlework motifs for linens and garments and costs 20 cents. Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept. 130 N Clinton St Chicago Illinois 80 to request by writing size name address and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Ill
War jitters and tableside routines in old column
Over the Back Fence by Naomi Doebel offers homemaking guidance on managing dinner with tense moods, to sip drinks through straws to avoid gulping, and to serve soft beverages in the living room. It provides cereal based meatless dishes and a creamed fish with shredded wheat recipe serving four.
A Well Kept Bed For Patient Comfort
Mary Beard daughter of nursing services at the American Red Cross emphasizes bed comfort. She advises use of a thick mattress pad, firm tucked sheets, draw sheets for hygiene, and careful bed maintenance to prevent wrinkles and moisture exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beard
American Red Cross
Service Members Nurture War Effort From Home Front
Report lists servicemen and women in training and on duty with updates on knee surgery, class honors at Great Lakes hospital corps school, WAC postings at Indiantown Gap, promotions to chief pharmacist mate, radar school in the Pacific, and transfers to bases in Des Moines, Fort Des Moines, Gulfport, England, and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard B. Morrison
Third Avenue
M. H. Morrison
Second Avenue
Hospital Corps
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Washington High School
Morrison
Barney’s Paint and Wallpaper
Gladys Cisler
Wesley Cisler
Eighth Avenue SW
Indiantown Gap
William Cisler
Chicago
WAC
Cisler
Fort Des Moines
Conway
Ark
Maurice Estes
Cording
Samtea
Estes
Camp Le‘eune
N. C
Navy
Navy Medical Department
George E. Nemec
Mary Nemec
Fourteenth Street
Pacific
Joseph N. Hail
Joseph Newton II
Ruth Kohl
Fourteenth Street SE
Joseph Hall
Lincoln, Neb
Marvin S. Holmes
Kellsburg
South Pacific
M. S. Holmes
Third Street
Spring Magic Into Your Home Window Coverings
Ad promotes KEM-TONE COVERS with one coat. Features new colors, fade proof and washable finish. Claims no fuss wallpaper alternative and priced at 98 cents per quart.
Subsidies Sought For Stripper Wells
The Office of Price Administration plans a 50 to 75 million dollar yearly subsidy to keep stripper oil wells productive despite ceiling prices. Sumner Pike said the program would be presented to Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson after two months of study. The plan would not alter oil ceilings but would cover higher operating costs with government premiums tied to current ceilings. Similar subsidies exist for copper and other war materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price
Sumner Pike
OPA
Fred M. Vinson
Old Age Insurance Policy Offers Up to 100 Monthly
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co announces a new accident policy for ages 65 to 85, paying up to 100 monthly if death occurs and other hospital benefits. Priced at 1 cent per day, no medical exam required. Send name address and relationship for a 9 day inspection key with no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Life& Casualty Insurance Co
Postal Life
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James O. LeMar
Sixth Street NW
Lassweil Photo
Mrs. Dean Hollingsworth
Ellen Lockwood
Iowa
Montieur Photo Mes
Women In War Work
Betty Low
Daniels Street
Dora Jane Hamblin
Linnon Red Cross
Miss W
Cedards Republican
Columbia
Sp Red Cross
Scottish Red Cross
International House
Cedar Rapids
Franklin School
Bevty Low
Waneta L. Robbins
Daniel Kiley
By Naomi Doebel
Cpl
Jack B. Caldwell
Post Hospital
Mitchellfield
N. Y
L. T. Caldwell
Twenty-seventh Street
John Don Barker
Fourth Avenue
Army
Des Moines
Dean E. Frish
Fort Jackson
S. C
E. L. Frish
Mt. Vernon Road
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Ted H. Fuehr
Army Air Corps
Gulfport
Miss
T. J. Fuehr
B Avenue
Ted Fuehr
Fort Worth
Texas
C. H. Canfield
Keith J. Hausman
England
Betty Hausman
A Avenue NW
William Chadima
Aviation Quartermaster
Africa
Italy
Frank Chadima
Twelfth Avenue
Seaman
Richard Kruse
Farragut
Idaho
Robertson
Arm & Hammer
SPIE
Spilier Troceries
Home Specialty Store
First Avenue NE
Bishop
Bishops
Killian’s
Killian
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