Corinne Dickey Celebrates Third Birthday With Family
Mrs Louis Dickey of Center Point road NE hosted a Tuesday afternoon party for her daughter Corinne celebrating her third birthday. Attending were Mrs Ed Hart and Dorothy, Mrs Lloyd Delehoy and Ronnie, Mrs Walt Clarke and Betty Mae and Beverly, Mrs Lester Allman and Donnie, Mrs Louis Bishop and Buddy, Mrs Fay Ralston, Mrs Herman Schloss and Louis Dickey Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dickey
Center Point Road NE
Corinne
Ed Hart
Dorothy
Lloyd Delehoy
Ronnie
Walt Clarke
Betty Mae
Beverly
Lester Allman
Donnie
Louis Bishop
Buddy
Fay Ralston
Herman Schloss
Louis Dickey, Jr
Credit Women Breakfast Club Meets at Montrose Hotel
Members gathered Wednesday morning in the Java room at the Montrose hotel for the Credit Women's Breakfast. Reports on the recent district convention of Credit Women's clubs in Sioux City were presented by Inez Fisher Edna Wright Fred Fluegel Leola Jack and Edith Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Montrose Hotel
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Credit Women’s Clubs
Sioux City
Inez Fisher
Edna Wright
Fred Fluegel
Leola Jack
Edith Lowe
Faith junior circle hosts admission service at Kahler home
The Faith junior circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 1931 Washington avenue SE, at the home of Miss Doris Kahler. Mrs. Henry E. Haegg, a guest, led the admission service for Miss Norma Lou Haegg and Miss Marjorie Moen. Other attendees included Mrs E. R. Moen and Mrs. A. E. Tappen with Mrs. Koehn teaching the Bible lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
The
King’s Daughters
Doris Kahler
Washington Avenue SE
Henry E. Haegg
Norma Lou Haegg
Marjorie Moen
E. R. Moen
A. E. Tappen
R . Koehn
Junior King's Daughters Meeting in Linn County
The union meeting of Linn county junior King's Daughters is set for Thursday from 7 to 9 pm at the W.CA. New officers will be presented including Beverly Wright as president Marilyn Van De Walker as secretary and Eleanor Mitter as treasurer Mrs E DeNio superintendent urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters of
Linn County
W.ca
Beverly Wright
Marilyn van de Walker
Eleanor Mitter
E. DeNio
Matrons to Hear Salads Talk at YWCA Meeting
Mrs Emma L Miles home service director of the Cedar Rapids Gas company will speak on salads and garnishings to the Young Matrons group at the YWCA Friday at 2 p m in the Glow room. Mrs Mildred Stinson leads the event and invites all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Miles
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Mildred Stinson
Gas Company
First Lutheran Young Married Couples Meet. Bennet Band to Perform
The Young Married Couples class at First Lutheran will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in church parlors with entertainment and refreshments planned. The Bennett school band directed by Paul Hulquist will give a free concert at Bennett High School gym at 2 p.m. on April 2, ahead of the Iowa City music contest April 3–5. Cedar County and Davenport music festivals are set for April 15 and April 25–26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Bennett
Paul Hulquist
Davenport
Bennett High School
Iowa City
Cedar County
Fred Kluss
Roosevelt High School
Waltoman
YMCA
Beauty Tips From a Sergeant for Health and Posture
A Gazette Special Writer recalls a sergeant guiding new recruits on posture and grooming. He prescribes precise stance with heels together, 45 degree toes, upright head, and level shoulders, then details shower order, cleanliness, and uniform care. He notes weight changes come from exercise and regular habits, not dieting.
Firehouse Mascot Henry Vanishes Again
Henry the fire station No. 3 dog mascot is missing for a week. The small white and black spotted dog, a low slung and long haired companion to the crew at 1424 B Avenue NE, was last seen after disappearing three days prior last fall. Firefighters say he added flair to the trucks though he was not suited for firefighting and hope he is found soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
B Avenue NE
Iowa Cagers barred in AAU women's tournament ruling
St Joseph Missouri AP J Ly man Bingham AAU assistant ruled two Des Moines players ineligible for further competition Rowena Gilbert guard with Des Moines AI Bs barred after transfer probe found she played with Bankers Life Des Moines since Jan 1 last transfer date Mildred Zurich forward with Des Moines Thompsons played with Seymour Iowa Both received permits to compete from Leo Lucier Iowa AAU commissioner Four violations cited by J Herschel Lewis defending Little Rock Flyers on Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
J Lyman Bingham
Chicago
Aa.u
Des Moines
Rowena Gilbert
Des Moines A IB
Bingham
Banker's Life Sextet
Zurich
Des Moines Thompsons
Seymour
Iowa
A A. U
Leo Lucier
A. U
J Herschel Lewis
Little Rock
Ark
Flyers
Chicago Cage Coach Named President of Nat's Association
Nels Norgren of the University of Chicago was elected president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches at its annual meeting. He succeeds Nat Holman of City College of New York. Other officers elected include W. H. Browne of Nebraska as third vice-president and Marsh Diebold of Carleton Minnesota as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Nels Norgren
University of Chicago
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Nat Holman
City College of New York
W. H. Browne
Nebraska
Marsh Diebold
Carleton
Minn
Link-Belt National Defense Work Advances in War Effort
Alfred Kauffmann outlined Link-Belt plants across the United States and Canada supplying machinery for military production. The Cedar Rapids unit will fill a government order for 90 power shovels, while plans include anti aircraft gun carriages and other war materiel. Net sales rose to 28.64 million in 1940 with 6 000 employees paid 11.78 million in wages. four directors were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link-Belt Company
United States
Canada
Alfred Kauffmann
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Kauffmann
Cedar Rapids
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
Leht
War Department
Army
Navy
Laink-Belt
Howard Coonley
New York City
Kern Dodge
Directors promote Ralph Hoffman and reelect officers
George L. Morehead of Philadelphia and Richard W. Yerkes of Chicago are noted in the roster as the latest allied executives. Later the directors reelected all officers and promoted Kauffmann's assistant Ralph M. Hoffman to a newly created vice-presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Morehead
Philadelphia
Richard W. Yerkes
Chicago
Kauffmann
Ralph M. Hoffman
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Incidents
City Briefs note the Iowa Volunteers meet at Hotel Montrose at 8 p.m. Thursday and Mt Hermon Indge 263 will confer degree work at the Masonic hall at 7 30 p.m. Refreshments follow. Other items include a car theft report at Penick and Ford, a broken hip recovery, and community events such as a Stowe talk at Coe chapel and a garden club address on Bees at Anamosa courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon
Masonic Hall
Cedar Rapids Lion Tamers to Meet at Fire Station No 6
A Cedar Rapids Lions Tamers club gathering is planned for Thursday at 6 pm at Fire Station No 6, 494 Seventeenth Street SE. The event includes its traditional gridiron session and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Tamers Club
Cedar Rapids
Seventeenth Street
Two Local Students In Iowa U Band On Tour
Cedar Rapids students Miss Lois Grissel and George K Baldwin join the University of Town band on a spring concert tour. The group travels through Mount Pleasant Ottumwa Indianola Creston Shenandoah Omaha Logan Dennison Jefferson Perry Nevada Marshalltown and returns to Iowa City for a campus concert. Baldwin serves as secretary treasurer and Grissel plays the English horn in a 38 member band directed by C B Righter with a 30 piece repertory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Town
Cedar Rapids
Lois Grissel
Upland Drive
George K Baldwin
Favenue
Mount Pleasant
Ottumwa
Indianola
Creston
Shenandoah
Omaha
Logan
Denison Jefferson
Perry Nevada
Marshalltown
Iowa City
Shady Lewis May Get Defense Appointment
Former Iowa labor leader Shady Lewis likely to join the Office of Production Management staff as a consultant under Sidney Hillman. He would work with unions in disputes affecting the defense program, with reports noting a similar appointment may be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Japy — JC
Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Sidney Hillman
OPM
Hillman
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Corinne Dickey
Credit Girls Breakfast
Faith Junior Circle
Alicia Wart Gazette
Amp Upton
L. l—Attenna- Shun
East
Uncle Sam's
FORD
Betneon
Ogan
M. Less
Rude Auto Company
Second Avenue
Miss Henry
Iowa Cagers
Nat's Association
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Nso
Wachineless
Dows
Second Ave
Second Street SE
City Briefs
Hotel Montrose
Gazette
Y Ww. C. A
Harry M Gage
Leland Stowe
Stowe
Coe Chapel
Fred Hunt
Iowa Theater Barber Shop
J A Whitmer
Park Avenue SE
Penick and Ford Company
Minnie Cooley Hallowell
Avenue NE
St Lukes Hospital
Jan Hus
C Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Anne Watson
K Avenue NW
Delite May
H R May
Thirteenth Street
University of Dubuque
Liberal Arts
Malcolm Scott Hallman
Franklin School
Garden Club
Anamosa
Jones County Court House
Hallman
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Shellsburg
WMT
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Quaker Oats
Pictsures
R I. Holliday
Billy Fisher
Arthur Fisher
FE Avenue NW
Cubden
Jack Stanton
Ralph Stanton
D Avenue NW
N. Frost
Eleventh Street
Lincoln Highway
Jerry Frost
Duane van Horn
Bills Welt
Richard Bishop
Jimmy O'Keefe
Dickie Folgar
Richard Lehner
Bert Fisher
Laporte City
Methodist Church
Blanchard RB Oren
Anoka Minn
Oren
Tues Davis
Charles Oren Jr
Verne Oren
Harry Oren
Jay Miller
Waterlnn
Marta Hunter
F M Garret
West View
Alburnett
D Ro McCree
Central
Carl Lang
Carl R McCalley
Mondas
John Ro Gardner
Lisbon
Frank Eyers
Senate
George
Burns
Bowlene
Frigidaire
de Luxe
Checker Electric Supply
First Street
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