Bold Contrasts in Boys Spring Style Take Center Stage
The 1942 fashion note states boys from ages 6 to 18 will embrace deliberate clothing contrasts. Coats clash with trousers in color and pattern to reflect war era excitement, with outfits pairing bold coats with plain trousers and vice versa. Designers describe this trend across shirts hats and hosiery, signaling a shift toward more color and adventurous patterns.
Community clubs schedule multiple Kensington and meetings
T Z Cook Womens Relief Corps hosts a Kensington at Memorial hall with hostesses Lowe Kuba Kesinger Lansing Lefe bvre Auditing committee meets Praha Rebekah BusI ness and initiation set for Friday General Dodge Circle Ladies of the G A R host a birthday luncheon Memorial building Tuesday Modern Woodmen Linden Camp 145 meet at Foresters hall District Manager Brooks urges attendance Maccabees Linn Tent 38 Towny Hive 111 meet Thursday Sokol hall with 630 picnic supper Junior Maccabees Court 29 meets Saturday P O Auxiliary hosts picnic supper at William Moes home Valley Camp R N A meets Verlag 838 First avenue NE honors Royal Neighbors 25 years Companions Of The Forest Cedar circle 1367 initiates Officers to wear robes Social Aiders host pinochle in Glow room Gas company Carrie Morcombe Progressive circle Picnic luncheon at Frances Bowen home Jolly Sixteen meets Friday J L T O R C Columbia division 37 Kensington at Light company Bungalow Tirzah Society meets Thursday Melody Camp 10715 Royal Neighbors Moose hall First aid and home nursing classes YWCA Red Cross war relief unit PrahA Rebekah lodge Knights of Pythias Star of the West lodge business meeting Monday Knights of Pythias Star of Maine Rebekah lodge 22 program and refreshments Standard Life Association No 172 meets Sokol hall card party D of H Cedar Rapids lodge 4 Sokol hall 6 pm picnic supper Officers practice E W Club lunch at Mrs I Scott Cedar Rebekah lodge 494 meets Thursday 730 pm initiation Police Auxiliary war benefit card party Wednesday Glow room Gas company attendees bring cards
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Federal
Moose Home
Moose Hall
YWCA
Red Cross
Montezuma Announcements Report Local Marriages
The notice records the marriage of Alice Livezey daughter of Mr and Mrs James Livezey to Sergi Richard Morgan of Florence South Carolina son of Mr and Mrs George Morgan of Montezuma at the Methodist church in Florence in March. The bride studied at Iowa State College and taught in Poweshiek county rural schools. The groom is a Montezuma High School graduate from 1939 who joined the air corps. Several pre nuptial events honored Miss Julia Dumont prior to her wedding to Lieut Richard Anwy in Midland Texas.
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Alice Livezey
James Livezey
Sergi Richard Morgan
Florence
S.C
George Morgan
Montezuma
Florence March
Iowa State College
Poweshiek County
Montezuma High School
Air Corps
Julia Dumont
Midland
Texas
Richard Anwy
L. W Kellogg
Miss Dumont
John A. Dumont
Anne
Mary
John
Kellogg
Dumont
Ruth Mann
Oscar Miller
John Goodman
Church Activities Schedule Across Local Congregations
Various church groups including Calvary Baptist Women's Mission Society and Church of the Brethren plan daylong and evening gatherings. Programs cover socials, communicants class, Lenten meeting, First Aid class, picnics, and Women’s Society meetings through Thursday to Friday at multiple church locations.
Paring of Vintage Drug Prices and Brands
A fragmented catalog lists ParKe Davis products Abdol Natola and Unicaps Viosterol Super D and perles with measures 30cc 50cc and 67 2.39 4.89 3 39 98 along with Mead Johnson Oleum Cod Liver Oil notes 8 oz 16 oz prices 2.98 2.04 1.97 53 and stock figures for various sizes.
Golden Wedding Open House Today for Mr and Mrs Gautsch
Mr and Mrs Lewis F Gautsch celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house from 3 to 6 pm at 263 Highland Drive NW Cedar Rapids. Hosts are their son Murray C Gautsch of Calumet City Ill and daughter Mrs H A Daleske of Cedar Rapids. Married March 22 1892 in Hughesville Pa they moved to Cedar Rapids in 1913. He retired after 21 years with the Wilson Company. They have four granddaughters.
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Lewis F. Gautsch
Highland Drive
Murray C. Gautsch
Calumet City
H A Daleske
Cedar Rapids
Hughesville
Village Socials Highlight Wartime Move and Club Night
Mrs James T Remley Miss Wars en and Mrs Mirick hosted a party at the Muller home in West Branch. Chapter FU entertained at a musical fashion show with Mrs Paul N Smith and others modeling outfits. Dr Mosher and family plan to move to Urbana Illinois as he reports for military service. Priscilla club held a dinner and card party in the municipal hall for its annual guest night.
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Tony Miller
Hubert Metcalf
George Mills
Muller
P. E
Paul N Smith
G. B. Kinser
J. A. Mirick
James T.renley
Virginia Warren
Smith
Barbara
A. N. Trevarthan
Lavetta Perrine
L. Pearson
Fashion Center Headlines Spring Wardrobe Trends
In New York the fashion scene highlights tailored gray suits with yellow accents, a sea of hats, and coordinated gloves bags and shoes. Off the Face Models and Sailors pair with new suits and feminine dresses while veiling adds polish. Dresses remain essential with prints for afternoon events and pastel shirtwaist jackets. Watch for tinted paper stationery reflecting color trends and white paper shortages.
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New York
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W. E. Goreham
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Central Park
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B Avenue NE
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Alex Sampson
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M Street
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Tenth Street
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