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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1941

Page

5

Seabrooke announces marriage of Doris Seabrooke and Cliff Edwards

Doris Seabrooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Seabrooke of 1403 First Street SW, wed Cliff Edwards son of Mrs. Nellie Edwards of Burlington in Canton Missouri on Saturday March 15 with Justice of the Peace William Downs officiating. Attendants were Miss Alice Kolda and Leonard Yanacek of Cedar Rapids. The bride wore navy with matching accessories and orchids. the bridesmaid wore powder blue with gardenias and talisman roses. Both newlyweds work at Witwer Grocery and reside at 701 First Avenue W.

A. M. Seabrooke First Street Doris Cliff Edwards Nellie Edwards Burlington Canton William Downs Alice Kolda Leonard Yanacek Cedar Rapids

Andersons to be honored during Cedar Rapids visit

Mr and Mrs Arthur B Anderson and their son David, from Chicago and formerly of Cedar Rapids, stay with Mr and Mrs Henry S Duttweiler at 1123 First Avenue before moving to Portland Oregon where Anderson will join as research chemist for the Western Pine Association. Friday evening the Watters host a courtesy gathering for the Anders ons with eleven guests attending.

Arthur B. Anderson David Chicago Cedar Rapids Henry S. Duttweiler First Avenue Portland Ore Anderson Western Pine Association R. K. Watters Avenue

Beverly Jean Church Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party

Beverly Jean Church daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark J Church of 2926 E avenue NE celebrated her fifth birthday at a Thursday party. Guests included Mrs Ray Holston and Diane Mrs Arnold Blessing and Donna Jean Larry Horr Sally Campbell and Ronnie Church.

Beverly Jean Church Clark J. Church E Avenue NE Ray Holston Diane Arnold Blessing Donna Jean Larry Horr Sally Campbell Ronnie Church

Loyal Eight Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Zisca Home

Mrs Marie Zisca entertained Loyal Eight club members at her home on Wednesday evening. Edna Boxwell was admitted to the club. The next meeting on April 9 will be at Mrs Gail Postel’s Marion home.

Marie Zisca Avenue Loyal Eight Club Edna Boxwell Gail Postel Marion

Past Presidents Meet for Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Club

Twelve members of the Past Presidents association of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club gathered Thursday at the club house for luncheon and a program. Hostesses were Mrs. S R Hawkins, Mrs Ben Ogden, and Mrs. F W Damour. Mrs. F D Fillmore read an original composition Retelling of the Santa Fe Trail detailing her research in Santa Fe and surrounding areas.

Presidents’ Association of the Cedar Rapids

Dinner party honors bride-elects and guests

Entertaining at dinner Thursday evening were Mr and Mrs R R Williamson at 1715 Washingon avenue SE. Honored guests included Miss Naomi Kester bride elect of Newell Kendrick of Greenfield Massachusetts and Miss Ethel Martin bride elect of Edgar Bumpas of Windsor Massachusetts, plus Mr Williamson whose birthday is Friday. Other guests were Mr and Mrs H D Wingert and daughter Mary Louise, Miss Norma Dietrich, and Miss Laura Williamson.

R. R. Williamson Washington Avenue Naomi Kester Newell Kendrick Greenfield Mass Ethel Martin Edgar Bumpas Windsor Mr. Williamson H. D. Wingert Mary Louise Norma Dietrich Laura Williamson

Beta Sigma Phi dinner meeting honors new officers

The Beta Iota chapter held a dinner at the Commonwealth tea room on Monday with 17 members present. Officers elected were President Eleanore Condon, Vice President Vinetta Tiffany, Secretary Paulyne Matheson, and Treasurer Mary Gibson. Bernice Monahan led the educational segment on Paths to Loveliness.

Mrs Hayward Honored At Bridal Shower

Mrs. Roy E. Hayward, a recent bride, was the guest of honor at a shower hosted by her mother in law Mrs. J. A. Hayward at 1518 Fifth Street NW. Ruth and Sybil Hayward assisted, bingo preceded gifts and refreshments, with guests including Mrs. H. E Hanson and others.

Roy E. Hayward J. A. Hayward Fifth Street NW Ruth Sybil Hayward

Theron Smith Hosts Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs. Theron Smith hosted her bridge club at 1049 Avenue NW on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. L. D Langfeldt, Mrs. Hillis Guild, and Mrs. Lawrence Rohrhbacher.

Theron Smith Avenue NW Bridge Club L. D Langfeldt Hillis Guild Lawrence Rohrhbacher

Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux honored in Davenport dinner

Mrs Irene Barry and Mrs Addie Campbell of Davenport were honored at a Wednesday dinner by VFW Auxiliary No 788 before a Memorial Building meeting. New initiates were Mrs Vern Usher Mrs Ben Elgas and Mrs Floyd Baker. The annual whiringding is set for Des Moines Saturday and Sunday. The next meeting is April 9 at 8 pm at the Memorial Building with officer reports and elections. National president Mable E Tommer of Missouri and national commander Joseph Menendez of New Orleans will attend Des Moines event.

Irene Barry Addie Campbell Davenport Bishop's Cafeteria Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 788 Memorial Building Barry Vern Usher Ben Elgas Floyd Baker Des Moines

Hope circle of King's Daughters meeting report

Mrs. R. D. Wilson hosted a dessert luncheon for Hope circle members at 829 Twenty first avenue SW. Mrs. Leonard Lyon presided and discussed the county union meeting and the Silver Cross magazine. Mrs. Wilson led devotions and Mrs. E. A. Clayton spoke on the Iowa branch bulletin. Next gathering is April 10 at Red Cross sewing rooms.

R. D. Wilson Twentyfirst Avenue Hope Circle of King’s Daughters Leonard Lyon County Union Silver Cross Magazine Wilson E. A. Clayton Iowa Red Cross Sewing Rooms

Brumbaugh Named Boston College Backfield Coach

Carl Brumbaugh former Bears player and scout will join Boston College as backfield coach, announced by Head Coach Denny Myers on Friday in Newton Massachusetts.

Newton Mass Carl Brumbaugh Chicago Bears Boston College Denny Myers

Wellman Guttenberg Rated Superior In S U S Play Festival

Iowa City noon ratings named Wellman Eldon LeGrand Guttenberg New Providence among Class C high schools rated below or above others. twelve schools including Lisbon Clarence Rowley Monona Melbourne Delmar Vinton School for the Blind What Cheer South English Mount Vernon Winfield and Dysart received excellent marks. Junior college results list Russell Bryan Red Oak and Calvin De Vries Northwestern Orange City third Michael Cuff Fort Dodge and David Carmichael Graceland in top placements.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iown Wellman Eldon LeGrand Guttenberg New Providence Lisbon Clarence Rowley Monona Melbourne Delmar Vinton School For the Blind What Cheer South English Mount Vernon Winfield Dysart Russell Bryan Red Oak Junior College Calvin de Vries Northwestern Orange City Michael Cuff Fort Dodge David Carmichael Graceland College Lamoni

Sales Barn Operators Oppose Bill In House

Iowa sales barn operators met with State Veterinarian H A Seidell to oppose House file 472 a bill to license bond and regulate sales barns They fault a 5000 bond 25 license fee weigh bills trucker ownership and purebred stock registry Seidell warned of possible loss of current inspections if the bill fails and noted a floor hearing is desired by the agriculture department. P N Gibson of West Liberty led the meeting.

Des Moines Iowa State Association of Sales Barn H. A. Seidell Iowa Seidell State Department of Agriculture Department P. N. Gibson West Liberty Association

Pisarik and Craft plead not guilty on liquor law charges

Joseph A Pisarik and Donald Craft faced arraignment before Judge J E Heiserman on charges of violating state liquor laws. Pisarik, with prior convictions, and Craft, owner of the Drop Inn tavern, faced bail sets of 1000 and 500 dollars respectively.

Joseph A Pisarik Sixteenth Avenue SW Donald Craft Eleventh Avenue SE J E Heiserman Pisarik Craft Cedar Rapids

Delinquent tax sale postponed to May 28

The auction of property for delinquent taxes was postponed from Friday to May 28 due to a lack of bidders. Ralph Maxon and his partner in the Service Garage in Marion are named as defendants in related matters. John C. Edwards seeks dissolution of the partnership and a receiver for the garage. Christina Prokop’s will was probated with Anna Prokop Havlik confirmed executrix without bond. A $100 bequest to Rev Wenceslaus Panek and remainder to Mrs Havlik were declared. Eugene Hepker faces a $132.21 jury verdict in an account action by John A Limbach. a new trial motion was filed and instructions excepted. Verdict date noted as March 13.

Ralph Maxon Marion John C. Edwards Anna Prokop Havick Christina Prokop Wenceslaus Panek Eugene Hepker John A Limbach Friday J. E Heiserman

A Trifle Early For This Sort Of Thing

Providence college students were startled when the Cowl, the daily students weekly, announced a compulsory military service registration for ages 18 to 45 with inductions in June. It was revealed to be the Cowl’s four day early April First prank edition.

Providence R. I Providente College

State Office Building Bill Passes Senate

A bill to appropriate 1 650 000 for a state office building on the capitol grounds in Des Moines passed the Iowa senate 46 to 2. It now goes to the house for action and, if approved, bids could be called after plans are prepared. The bill creates a three by three committee to work with the executive council on construction. If the project cannot proceed, funds are earmarked and cannot revert to the general fund.

Des Moines Iowa Senate Executive Council Legislative Advisory Committee State General Fund John P. Berg Cedar Falls S Ray Emerson Creston Public Lands and Buildings Committee

Allied Industrial League briefings set at Y M C A

Two committees meet Friday at the Y M C A with the basketball committee at 8 pm and the horseshoe committee to convene. All interested horseshoe pitchers are invited. Eleven Baldwin high school seniors touring Cedar Rapids visited Quaker Oats Hutchinson Ice Cream Gazette plant Standard Oil and WMT. The group was led by K W C Helland Baldwin superintendent.

Allied Industrial League Baldwin High School Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats Company Hutchinson Ice Cream Company Gazette Plant Standard Oil Company WMT K. W C Helland Baldwin

Olds high school girls tour Cedar Rapids industry

Eight girls from Olds High School home economics visited Cedar Rapids on Friday, visiting Petersen Baking, Quaker Oats, Hutchinson Ice Cream, Penick and Ford, and The Gazette. Elva Johnson led the group. In a separate event, McKinley night school Spanish classes were entertained by Los Amigos club with John Lopez as MC and a program of songs and dances by Rose, Florence, and Grace Rodriguez.

Olds High School Cedar Rapids Petersen Baking Company Quaker Oats Plant Hutchinson Ice Cream Company Penick and Ford Company Gazette Elva Johnson McKinley Night School Los Amigos Club John Lopez Keith Tow YMCA Rose Florence Grace Rodriguez Joe Arce Richard Mendoza Mr. Lopez

Teenager held after alleged theft at waffle party

BettyPickerill an 18 year old swing was held by police after she admitted taking a ten dollar bill from Rose Falt during a waffle party at Falt s home. Detectives investigate the loss of about fifty dollars in jewelry also reported missing.

Betty Pickerill the Royal Hotel Bill Kudina Rose Falt Seventeenth Avenue NW Miss Falt Miss Falr

Local draftees ordered to report for Fort Des Moines induction

George Gunderson and Richard William Niswander are ordered to report to the local draft board on Saturday morning for induction into army service at Fort Des Moines.

Marengo George Gunderson Richard William Niswander Draft Board Fort Des Moines

Suspect Narcotic Addict In Slaying Of Woman Doctor

In Richmond Maine a 38 year old woman physician Dr Laverne Harris Joss was found slain in her brick colonial office home. Police pursue a bearded shabby man suspected of narcotics addiction after the husband Merrill Joss reported a stranger sought narcotics earlier that night. Investigators theorize the attacker killed her during the husband’s absence and dragged her to the cellar stairs foot where her body lay when he returned.

Richmond, Me Laverne Harris Joss Colonial Office Merrill Joss Joss

Paul Walz is Dead in California After Long Illness

Paul Walz of Los Angeles a former Cedar Rapids resident died in a Santa Barbara California hospital after a long illness. He was the son of Rev J G Walz former pastor and presiding elder of Zion Evangelical church. He left Cedar Rapids about 1919 and had worked in a Los Angeles bank for 18 years. Surviving are his wife a daughter and his parents in Los Angeles two brothers Edward of Des Moines and Theodore of Chicago.

Paul Walz Los Angeles Cedar Rapids Santa Barbara Calif Harry Meyer F Avenue Walz J. G. Walz Zion Evangelical Church Edward Des Moines Theodore Chicago

Funeral services for Charles Svec at Barta chapel Saturday

Funeral services for Charles Svec, who died at his home on Wednesday, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Barta chapel with T. B. Hlubu eek officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may visit the chapel Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.

Charles Svec Tenth Street SE Barta Chapel T. B. Hlubueek Oak Hill Cemetery

Funeral services for John Arm strong Wilson

Funeral services for John Arm strong Wilson aged near unknown will be held in Moen chapel for a man who died at his home on Thursday at 126 Twenty seventh street drive SE. Local authorities will arrange burial details.

John Armstrong Wilson Twenty Seventh Street Drive Moen Chapel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Doris Seabrooke Bride Arthur Andersons Loyal 8 Club Beta Sigma Phi Mrs. Hayward H. E Hanson Margaret Hanson Frank Elias Donald Whitney Orley McCune Arthur Reed Don Dwyer Charles Mitchell Joseph Schmitt Doris Preston Gazette-Duesor Kathleen Hogan Monticallo The Mrs. Smith Vv. F. W. Auxiliary Hope Circle Natal First Avenue E Ritz America Nabisco” National Biscuit Company Brumbaugh Boston Wellman, Guttenberg S.U.S Court House News First Trust and Savings Bank John F Bredl JJ E Heiserman Justin T Evans Elsie E. Evans Alex Homsey Bred Senate City Briefs Olds Hladky Grocery and Market 4Th Ave Dial First Ave SALE Paul Wals J. A. Wilson J T Stewart Cedar Valley Lodge No Brotherhood of Raileway and Steamship Clerks Ce Ly First Avenue East Little Fellow Eton East Beys
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