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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1942

Page

22

Lutheran and W S C S Gather for District Conference

Luzerne and Monticello hosts welcome the Southern Pastoral Conference of Iowa district East of the Lutheran Missouri Synod at St. Pauls. Opening services feature Rev. Schuelke and Rev. Krog with Hempel as chairman and Dohrman as secretary. Also noted are W S C S divisions meetings, special music at Easter Mass, and local notices including housing and program details.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church Southern Pastoral Conference Iowa Lutheran Missouri Synod E. Schuelke Williamsburg C. E. Krog Mr. Schuelke E. Hempel Stanwood E. Dohrman Victor C. Hesse Eldora Iowa District East H. Harms Davenport P. L. Bornhoeft Cedar Rapids United States- Canada C. Barth Cincinnati Ohio Glen Wickham Ladies Aid Society William Claus Vernon Haas Memorial Hall Fred Bohlken George Lutz Harry Fox William Fowler ET. Brockman Leonard Grabau

Mt Vernon council unites agencies for war effort

A Mt. Vernon community council brings together representatives from more than 30 organizations to boost civilian morale during wartime. Plans include expanded summer band concerts, a new community calendar, a forum on war aims, and activities from employment services to war bond campaigns.

MT. Vernon

Evelyn Fillmore and Amos Stewart wed in Marion

Evelyn Fillmore daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fillmore of Marion west area and Amos E Stewart son of Mr and Mrs J A W Stewart of 2545 Fifth Avenue were married Saturday at 10 30 am at the Christian church the Rev Vernon H Carter officiated Miss Dorothy Calderwood of Marion served as bridesmaid John W Fillmore brother of the bride was best man A dinner followed at the bride's home with a three tier wedding cake and a list of relatives present Both couples are Marion High School graduates Mrs Stewart works at Quaker Oats and Mr Stewart is assistant manager at Spahn and Rose Lumber They will reside at 1201 English Boulevard with relatives in attendance including Elsie Stewart Des Moines and Cedar Rapids guests.

Evelyn Fillmore John Fillmore West of Marion Amos E Stewart J A. W. Stewart Fifth Avenue Christian Church Vernon H. Carter Dorothy Calderwood Marion John W Fillmore English Boulevard Elsie Stewart Des Moines Don Hogland Cedar Rapids J. A W. Stewart Hazel van Gorkum Lew Millburn Dixie Lee John R. Fillmore John W. Fillmore Stephen David Gott

Church Union Services Planned Through Holy Week

Union services will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at 745 p m in the Christian church with guest speakers from Trinity Methodist and United Brethren in Cedar Rapids. Thursday night features individual church services and Good Friday three hour service from 12 to 3 p m at the Congregational church with ministers sharing the Seven Last Words. Easter Sunrise Union Service for Marion youths at 6 30 a m at the Baptist church with Harlan Jones speaking followed by breakfast.

Christian Church William C. Eckler Trinity Methodist Church Cedar Rapids W. Z. Henline United Brethren Church Congregational Church Jesus Marion The Baptist Church Harlan Jones

Community clubs schedule multiple meetings around Scott’s Mills area

The Martin's Creek Community club hosts a Tuesday 7 30 p m gathering at Mr and Mrs Marion Jamison home near Scott's Mills honoring Miss Annabelle Oxley who will wed Norman Brown of Colorado Springs. Dry Creek Ladies meet Thursday with flower seed exchange, and Mothers club meets Thursday at 7 30 p m with hostess Mrs Stanley Kellams.

Martin’s Creek Ladies Progressive Club Dry Creek Robert Sloan Mothers Club Stanley Kellams Eighteenth Street Arthur Shore The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Amelia Giffert Eleventh Street

Friendship that Outlived School Years

Marion high school will grant diplomas to 86 seniors at its sixty ninth commencement. Two classmates Eileen Schenken and Barbara Fitzgerald have shared 13 years of friendship since Emerson kindergarten. Barbara’s leg operations and braces kept her at home during late sophomore year, with Eileen carrying her books and schedules to classes. Both active in band glee club science and drama, they plan to pursue college together yet may attend different small schools, as one prepares for Iowa or another path without the other.

Ammer Travis Marion High School Eileen Schenken Barbara Fitzgerald Emerson School Damon and Pythias Barbara Lee R. Fitzgerald Eileen Junior Academy of Science Delta Sigma Delta National Honorary Society Dramatic Club The Vox Quill Methodist Church University of Iowa Doan

Bond Parade Plans To Be Made Monday

Marion Chamber of Commerce special events committee meets Monday at 7 30 pm with Everett M Nelson to finalize plans for the Victory day bond parade on Saturday April 18. Parade includes decorated bicycles scooters and wagons with patriotic themes. All Marion and Marion township school children may enter. registration requested. Best decorated units win defense stamps. Donations of war or patriotic items for window displays are invited.

Marion Chamber of Commerce Everett M Nelson Marion Marion Township H. E. Vanderlinen

Schedule of Red Cross Classes Is Announced

Red Cross classes offered this week in Cedar Rapids at the public library auditorium and homes. Instructors include Mrs. R F Mac Dougal RN and Mrs S F Cary RN with sessions Monday to Wednesday, no Friday class due to Good Friday services. Additional items note social events and local visits.

Red Cross Public Library Pleasant Grove No. 5 R. F. MacDougal R. N Cedar Rapids Mothers Club S. F. Cary W H. Ray K. E. Cornell

Iowa parties face tough fundraising in off year campaigns

In Des Moines AP reports both parties see scarce cash for 1942 campaigns as war taxes and living costs tighten funds. Republicans spent 135 051 and Democrats 63 417 at central committees after 1940, with individual candidate spending not included. Primary June 1. general November 3. Clyde L. Herring seeks reelection amid eight congressional seats and state offices. Off year apathy rises as national events dominate interest.

DES Moines Iowa State Central Committee Central Committee Clyde L. Herring

Mother keeps lamp lit for son lost in 1918 in 1942 tribute

Edgewood native Claude McConnell died of influenza at Camp Dodge in 1918 at age 21. His mother Mrs James R McConnell lights a kerosene lamp nightly since 1918, now on a farm near Manchester, relighting when fuel runs low.

Lanchester Claude McConnell Camp Dodge Des Moines Edgewood Claude James R McConnell Manchester Mrs. McConnell

Iowa races stir as contenders for national and state posts emerge

Capitol Currents notes limited primary contests as Otha Wearin may join Omaha credit leadership, Jess Alton or Harold Teachout considered for contests, and Lloyd Thurston eyed for Senate. Other names surface for secretary of agriculture and Republican seats, with Leo Wegman pressed to challenge Rep. Jacobsen in June primaries.

Otha Wearin Hastings Intermediate Credit Corporation Omaha Jess Alton Mondamin AAA Harold Teachout Farragut Iowa House of Representatives Jens Thompson Rolfe Iowa House Leo J. Wegman Anamosa W.S. Jacobsen Clinton

Iowa Voters Turned Out Record High in 1940 Election

The article notes about 300000 more Iowans voted in 1940 than 1938. It reports Democrats led in cash with a $25000 profit on a Jackson day dinner, potentially kept locally. It discusses competition between Democratic federal patronage and Republican statehouse power and suggests turnout will stay below normal.

Iowa New Deal Party Tis National Committee

State Guard Lunch Break Sparks Light Moments on Camp

Continued from Page 1, the Sec. lettuce salad cheese and pie and coffee. Col Lonsdale notes guard officials stressed food for freedom while Sgt John W Zimmerman leaves his Red Oak farm to join camp. He says a replacement ran the farm. Officers wary of intercity clubs. eight men from one city meant two to each of four companies. A captain later finds a platoon missing, thinking the rear march test was a joke.

Col. Lonsdale John W. Zimmerman Red Oak March

Randalia Girl Is Fayette County Spelling Champion

Randalia 12 year old Shirley Butts won Fayette County spelling honors on Saturday by correctly spelling geometry after Clermont’s 13 year old Margaret Morris missed it. Butts won the oral contest while Morris led in the written round. they then faced a 25 minute challenge before a miss decided the winner. Both are eighth graders, daughters of local residents Walter Butts and Arthur Morris.

Gazette West Union Shirley Butts Walter Butts Randalia Fayette County Margaret Morris Clermont Miss Morris Arthur Morris

Dickinson County Beats Bond Quota In Three Day Drive

Spirit Lake Iowa report says Dickinson County led Iowa in defense bond sales surpassing its quota. By Wednesday night the drive totaled 830000 pledged against an 817000 quota, with final total awaiting winter residents.

Spirit Lake INS Dickinson County Iowa B. A. Ladoux

Burlington Receives $105,000 Federal School Grant

The Federal Works agency reported presidential approval of 61 projects totaling $8,207,497 for community facility improvements in war production areas. Iowa Burlington gains $105,000 for school construction, with other allocations including Moline and Granite City hospital facilities and Plattsmouth school funding.

Washington Federal Works Agency Iowa Burlington Illinois Moline Granite City Nebraska Plattsmouth

Youth Hostel Movement May Ride Cycling Boom

Iowa City report by Gene Claussen notes cycling gains as rubber shortages curb cars. University of Iowa student John Biesanz cites hostels spreading in 25 countries aiding outdoor recreation and social aims from health to peace.

Gene Claussen Iowa City John Biesanz University of Iowa Biesanz Germany United States Gladys Scott S.U.S Scattergood West Branch Iowa Biesant

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