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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1942

Page

33

Defense Classes to Be Held This Week

Civilian defense classes sponsored by the Red Cross are scheduled this week at multiple locations. Instructors include R. N. MacDougal and Mrs. J. Franklin Parsons with sessions at Pleasant Grove, Rapids, and public library auditoriums. No surgical dressings classes will be held until materials are available.

The Red Cross Pleasant Grovery Mre Communi Public Library Albert E. Bragg Walter Reinsch Twelfth Street J. R F. S. Fairley R.N Home Nursing Aaublic Kes A. Engel

Colfax Circle Rebekah Lodge Meets in Grove City

Colfax circle of Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 meets Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs. Glenn Hempy at 1155 Fourteenth Street. Mrs. Howard Mack named co chair. refreshments planned by a list including Mrs. John Johnson and others. Cards to follow afternoon session.

Colfax Circle Grove City Rebekah Lodge Glenn Hempy Fourteenth Street Howard Mack John Johnson Merle Robison Howard Caldwell J. O. Biesecker Callie Knapp Minnie Schenken Barnes C. E. Clark

50 Cent Victory Stationery Ad Deal

Advertisement notes a 24 sheet and 24 envelopes victory stationery set with a U S flag in colors offered for 39 cents at Owens Cut Rate Drug.

Victory Stationary U. S Owen

Iowa couple hosts Miss McBride's classmate for weekend

Miss Marilyn Glasser of Freeport Illinois visits Miss McBride at her Iowa State College home. Glasser and her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Glasser will be dinner guests today in the McBride residence hosted by Mr and Mrs O W McBride.

Marilyn Glasser Free- Nl Miss McBride Iowa State College O. W. McBride Miss Glasser Earl Glasser McBride

Child Study Club Meeting Noted for Wednesday Evening

The Child Study club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Kenneth at 1174 Fourteenth Street.

Child Study Club Kenneth Fourteenth Street

St Mary’s Circle Meets at St Joseph’s Church

St Mary’s circle of St Joseph’s Catholic church meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs J P Slater of 810 Sixth Street. Mrs Howard Cruse will lead the lesson.

St. Mary’s Circle St. Joseph's Catholic Church J. P. Slater Sixth Street Howard Cruse

Ivanhoe Club Meeting on Native Birds Lesson

The Ivanhoe club will meet Monday at 2 p.m. with Miss Emma Klein in charge of the lesson on native birds at 1000 Ninth Street.

Ivanhoe Club Emma Klein 1000 Ninth Street

Marion Nature and Garden Club Meeting Details

The Marion Nature and Garden club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Rosa Reiter. Mrs Owen Turner will have charge of the program.

Marion Nature and Garden Club Rosa Reiter Owen Turner

Excelsior Club Plans April Meeting at Dunns

The Excelsior Agricultural and Literary club met Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Hammond. A picnic lunch was served at noon. Mrs. Russell Singleton, Mrs. Bernard Tudeen and Mrs. Oscar Martin were appointed on the refreshment committee. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn will host the April meeting.

Excelsior Agricultural and Literary Club Harry B. Hammond Russell Singleton Bernard Tudeen Oscar Martin Harry Dunn

Walker Couple Guests Of Leshers Near Marion

Mr and Mrs William Walker from New London are guests of Mrs Walkers parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Lesher south of Marion over the weekend after a vacation in the southern states and Mexico.

William Walker New London States Mexico

Methodist W S C S Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled

The Laura Beiley auxiliary of the Methodist W S C S meets Monday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Ed Allen at 776 Twelfth Street. Miss Lillian Bileakiy will be joined by Mrs E T Hiams and Mrs Howard Martin for a Davenport district missions meeting on March 5 in Anamosa.

Laura Beiley Methodist W.S.C.S Ed Allen Twelfth Street Lillian Bileakiy E. T. Hiams Rs. Howard Martin Davenport

Engagement of Bernice Clapp to Fern Anthes Announced

Mr and Mrs James E Clapp of 944 A Street announce the engagement of Bernice Clapp to Fern Anthes son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Anthes of Marion The wedding is set for April 23

James E. Clapp Aanket Aman Bernice Fern Anthes Oscar Anthes Marion

Miss Sara Nott Opens County Federation Spring Convention

County chairwoman Miss Sara Nott presided at the Federation of Worth county spring convention held in Marion at 10 pm on April 2 at the Congregational church. Mrs. David Lennox Jr of Marshalltown and Robert B. Moore of Cedar Rapids will speak.

Sara Nott Federation of Woth Spri Marion Congregational Church Ion Clubs David Lennox, Jr Marshalltown State Federation Robert B. Moore Cedar Rapids

Veda and Joanne Bowdish Spend Weekend Together

Veda a an Oe See is spending the weekend with Joanne Bowdish.

Veda A An Oe Joanne Bowdish

Advertising Snippet Promotes Painting and Call Services

A faded advertisement promotes painting and helping services with a phone contact 529W. The fragment hints at home improvement offers and related call options in a local listing.

Dinner Guests Of Local Families Named

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Doan host guests today including Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Doan of Hopkinton and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Buan and Mrs. L. G. Weld of Cedar Rapids for the occasion.

W. E. Doan F. M. Doan Hopkinton F. L. Buan L. G. Weld Cedar Rapids

Methodist Brotherhood to Meet for Fellowship Dinner

The Methodist Brotherhood will hold a fellowship dinner at 6 30 p m on Wednesday at the church. The Rev A W Henke Manson and Harry Robson will be in charge.

Methodist Brotherhood A. W. Henke Manson Harry Robson

Gace Pope Debuts as First Horn in Band

Gace Pope plays first horn in the band marking a notable debut. The performance highlights a growing lineup and local music program activity.

Gace Pope

Linn Chapter No 900 De Molay Postpones March Meeting

Linn chapter No 900, Order of De Molay, announces postponement and will not meet until March 30, delaying activities and leadership duties for the local youth fraternal group.

Linn Order of de Molay

West Marion Garden Club Meeting With Mrs J J Albaugh

The West Marion Garden club will meet with Mrs J J Albaugh on the old Marion road Wednesday at 1 45 p.m. Local members will discuss upcoming projects and plant displays.

West Marion

Meeting Set For Memorial Hall On Wednesday

Robert Mitchell W R C No 126 will meet Wednesday at 2 30 in Memorial hall Plans will be made for Grand Army day April 6.

Robert Mitchell W

New Pane Gh Chen Neighbors Host Chapel Community Evening

New residents invite all residents to a Wednesday chapel gathering. Committee in charge includes Mrs. David Hall, Mrs. Forrest Hann, and Mrs. George Zingula.

An Pane Gh Chen Wal Geateaeak Teena Chapel David Hall Forrest ‘Hann George Zingula

Enaten Teachers Club Plans Guest Speaker Event

The Enaten Teachers Club will host a guest speaker session with members of the board of education as invited guests. The event aims to discuss school programs and policies.

Enaten Teachers Club Board of Education

Nurse Kathleen Newman Returns Home for Weekend

Kathleen Newman, a student nurse at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago, arrived home Saturday to spend the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs T A Newman.

Kathleen Newman Michael Reese Hospital Chicago T. A. Newman

SUI Social Conference Set for April 10 11

The twenty second annual conference for teachers of social studies in Iowa and nearby states will be held Friday and Saturday April 10 11 at the University of Iowa. The event focuses on shaping orderly relationships among nations and features talks by scholars including Dr William T Hutchinson of the University of Chicago and others. A luncheon and tea follow sessions.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa Itthen Bee University High School Cam

School Event Scheduled At 7 15 P M

The notice indicates a school event or gathering planned for 7 15 PM. Details are limited but timing and institutional context are evident.

Adage Bowens Chapter No 183 OES to Meet Monday

The Adage Bowens Mag of Nig Ye i on chapter No 183 OES will gather Monday afternoon at the Masonic temple. Supper is planned for 5 30 pm with Mrs O Steamy and Mrs Laurance S Dove as supper chairmen.

Masonic Temple O. Steamy Laurance S. Dove

Mr and Mrs W H Ray Trip Named

Mr and Mrs W H Ray traveled to Rochester where Mrs Ray entered a clinic and underwent a medical procedure on Friday.

W. H. Ray Rochester

Mt Vernon O E S evening attendees named

In Mt Vernon evening to attend the i of Vernon chapter O E S were Mr and Mrs Stewart Hawk Mr and Mrs Lee Voorhies and Mrs Bertha Barnes.

Mt. Vernon I of Vernon Chapter Stewart Hawk Lee Voorhies Bertha Barnes

Gerstmans to Return From Chicago Tuesday

Dr and Mrs Herbert Gerstman plan to return from Chicago on Tuesday. They will resume their residence in the city upon arrival and continue their activities locally.

Mrs Herbert Gerstman Chicago

Cornelian Club Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening

The Cornelian club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Chauncey O Kelly 1750 Seventh avenue. Members unable to attend should notify the hostess.

Cornelian Club Chauncey O'Kelly Seventh Avenue

Martin's Creek Community Club Meets for Quilt Sewing

The Martin's Creek Community club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Herman Nebiker's Cedar Rapids home. Members spent the afternoon sewing on a quilt together.

Martin's Creek Herman Nebiker Cedar Rapids

Miss visits brother Dan Terrill in Quasqueton

A brief note records Miss visiting her brother Dan Terrill at Quasqueton, with no additional context or details.

Miss Her Brother Dan Terrill Quasqueton

Circle group meets at Storck home for war relief program

The circle of King’s eaters met Friday at the home of Mrs. D B Storck. Mrs Ral C Seager was in charge of program The Great Commandment. The circle gave 1 to the Red Cross war relief fund.

King's Eaters D. B. Storck Ral C. Seager Red Cross War Relief Fund

Couples Class Meeting At Methodist Church

The Couples class of the Methodist church will meet tonight at 7 30 in the church. The Rev E T Gough of Mt Vernon will speak.

The Methodist Church E. T. Gough Mt. Vernon

Reading Circle Plans Friday Picnic Lunch Meeting

The Reading circle will meet Friday at 1 o clock for a picnic lunch at the home of Mrs. A E Crew 1160 Ninth avenue. Mrs. R J Williams will be in charge of the program.

Reading Circle A. E. Crew Ninth Avenue R. J. Williams

Mrs Lothian Hosts Salad Luncheon for Contract Club

Mrs W K Lothian will entertain the Contract club Monday at 1 30 PM with a salad luncheon at her residence 1680 Eighth avenue.

Anniversary Club Dinner For Mr and Mrs K Murdoch

Members of the Anniversary club will meet for dinner number seven to honor the anniversary of Mr and Mrs K Murdoch. The event is noted as a social gathering of longtime spouses and friends in the community.

K. Murdoch

Tests Seek to Save Fortune in Nitrogen

Two Iowa State College chemical engineering students aim at half a billion dollars by researching fixed nitrogen in coal. F. E. Campbell of Des Moines and Burdette Jones of Waterloo pursue the chemical fate of nitrogen, under guidance from Dr. O. R. Sweeney.

Ames Iowa State College F. E. Campbell Des Moines Burdette Jones Waterloo O. R. Sweeney The

Oscar George 71 Dairyman Dies After Stroke at Washington Hospital

Oscar George 71 dairyman died Friday evening at a Washington hospital after a stroke suffered at the dairy. Funeral services will be held Monday morning. He was born north of Washington and was an elder in the United Presbyterian church. Survived by wife and four children.

Washington Oscar George Wash United Presbyterian Church Chi

Des Moines Officer to Leave Post for Training in WWI Era

Lieut. Col. Robert J. Shaw of Sigourney said he will resign as occupational deferment adviser in the Iowa selective service system on April 15 to enter active training for commanders. He hopes for combat action and noted his prior service in the U.S. Army and involvement with the War Production Board.

Des Moines Robert J. Shaw Sigourney Iowa

WPA scales back Iowa operations amid postwar plans

The WPA reports it no longer operates in 31 Iowa counties except school lunch programs. Administrative costs in Iowa have been cut nearly in half with further cuts possible. The speaker notes postwar reconstruction may render WPA expedients unnecessary and expects to finish his work after the war ends. The note follows a construction vacancy caused by the death of George J. Keller, an Iowa City WPA administrator.

WPA Iowa George J. Keller Iowa City

Highway patrol issues 20642 summonses in 1941

Des Moines report shows the state patrol issued 20642 traffic summonses in 1941 with fines totaling 294345 dollars. Chief C A Knee provided the figures on Saturday.

Des Moines State Highway Patrol C. A. Knee

Nine Month Students Cannot Expect Draft Deferral Shaw Says

Col. Shaw, adviser on occupational deferments for the state selective service system, said the new attitude toward students was part of a policy to defer only those persons actually essential to the war effort. He warned that nine month students cannot count on deferral.

Shaw Selective Service

Farmer and Two Sons Die in Train Car Crash

Police report a Rock Island passenger train crash killed a farmer and his two sons. The crash occurred when the train car was hurled about 160 feet. injuries and other details were not disclosed.

Farmer L. A. McCall McCall Rock Island

Farmer leaves court with $690 after $10 intoxication fine

Ottumwa Iowa report says Donald White, 32, who farms near Farson, had $700 pinned to his vest when police took him into custody. He left the police court with $690 after Police Judge A. R. Swartz imposed a $10 fine for intoxication.

Ottumwa INS Donald White Farson Orim White A. R. Swartz

Rural scrap iron an air raid aid says Iowa official

Al Loveland Iowa USDA war board chairman reports a rural car graveyard survey shows about 20 718 000 pounds of scrap iron available from old cars across Iowa. He says the total could be turned into planes tanks and guns to aid the Allies.

al Loveland Iowa Usda War Board Ye Usda War Boards Iown Loveland

American Fauna Captured by Pupils at Cherry Valley School

A rural scrap drive described as capturing old cars suitable for junk totals 17,644 entries, weighing about 35 million pounds if each car averages one ton. Officials including Loveland note ties to broader state scrap programs and wartime material collection.

Cherry Valley

Oakdale herd ranks third in nation for three time milking

Brattleboro Vermont report shows the Oakdale Holstein herd of 50 or more cows produced 53 pounds of butterfat from 14 673 pounds of milk in the latest registry test. The three times daily milking group averaged 446 1 pounds butterfat from 13 006 pounds of milk. The all herds average was 410 pounds of butterfat from 11 859 pounds of milk. In Other news Cherry Valley pupils in Fairfax Township Linn County used a novel Central and South American fauna project.

Brattleboro Cherry Valley School Fairfax Township Linn County Central South America Valley Zoo Ees Mavalena Sampson Walford North South Olen

Iowa News In Brief Summary of Local Deliberations

Manchester officials approved next year’s allocations: Corporation 11000, waterworks 20000, electric light 3500, fire 2800, fire equipment 2500, improvement 5500, grading 7100, sewer 7500, garbage disposal 1000, road dragging. Postville reports engagements and local incidents including a wedding announcement and a nursing graduate. Decorah man Dorseth faces intoxication charges in Waukon court. bond posted. Cowan seeks $1000 additional damages for residence loss and belongings.

Manchester Forest K. Jones Eeeee Dorseth Decorah Burlington Ordnance Plant Waukon Justice Court Cowan

Cornell Professors Observe Birds Across Seasons

Cornell professors, described as archeologists of observation, note a variety of birds on morning hikes including robin bluebird red black bird kill deer meadow lark and others. The survey spans 18 years and traces bird presence from Dover cliffs to Washington D C with ongoing tracking of avian behavior.

Vernon Dover Ennis Oere Washington, D. C

Balance to Kill Japs Excerpt Highlights Tax Donor Appeal

In Des Moines an AP report notes letters urging funds for U S treasury with phrases like use the balance to help buy rape and extreme payments. The letters reference tax figures and exemptions as part of a donation drive, marking an unusual first of its kind for the area.

Des Moines United States Treasury

Biochemistry Instructor Hoberman To Study In Iowa

Dr Henry D Hoberman of Columbian University will study under Dr C H Werkman at Iowa State College. The National Research Council funds the advanced study assignment announced Saturday.

AMES INS Henry D. Hoberman Columbian University Iowa State College National Research Council For Advanced Study C.H. Werkman

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