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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1943

Page

15

Eva Kadera and Marl Wallace Wed at Ladora

In Ladora Iowa at the Methodist church Monday at 5 p m Miss Eva M Kadera daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Kadera of Mt Vernon became the bride of Marl K Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Roy Wallace of North English Rev Forrest Hebron officiated The bride wore a navy blue shantung suit with red and white accessories Her corsage features gardenias and roses

Ladora Eva M. Kadera Joe Kadera Mt. Vernon Marl K. Wallace Roy Wallace North English Forrest Hebron Barbara Divishek Leo Ludvicek Wallace Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids

Woman's Club Breakfast Features Four Dramatic Monologues

Mrs. Eleanor Sykes Peters of Peoria Illinois entertained Cedar Rapids Woman's club at the annual May breakfast at the Cedar Rapids Country club. She presented four monologues titled Contrasting Portraits depicting mothers and daughters. The event included club officers and a history volume presentation.

Eleanor Sykes Peters Peoria Ill Cedar Rapids Dora Charles Randolph O. J. Elsenbast W. R. Armstrong George Morden Mary Woitishek Ben Ogden W. E. Mickel S. R. Hawkins W. R. Foot Warren Hansen C. E. Roberts Aulden Griffin Charles Bode Oliver S. Wilson Elsenbast C. B. Clark

P.E.O. Chapter IF Observes Anniversary Luncheon

Twenty one members of Chapter IF P E O met for an anniversary luncheon at 1634 Grande avenue SE with hostesses Mrs. Kenneth Campbell and Mrs. Wallace G Boyson assisting. A candlelighting service commemorating the founding of P E O and Chapter IF anniversary was held. The next meeting on May 17 will be at 2081 Linn boulevard SE with Mrs. Dawson Grimm. convention reports and a program on Argentina by Mrs. A R Glasier are planned.

Chapter IF P.E.O E. R. Moon Grande Avenue SE Kenneth Campbell Wallace G. Boyson R. A. Greenawalt W. D. Ralston P.E Dawson Grimm Linn Boulevard A. R. Glasier Argentina

Fuhrman Returns After Cedar Rapids Rotary Convention

Mr and Mrs Fred W Fuhrman traveled from Dubuque to their home after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs John W Kintzinger at 302 Linden Terrace SE The Dubuque Rotary club president attended the convention in Cedar Rapids and stayed through Monday.

Fred W. Fuhrman Dubuque John W. Kintzinger Linden Terrace Fuhrman Rotary Club Cedar Rapids

Miss Berry to Wed Sergt Reinheimer

Mr and Mrs Osmond Berry announce engagement of their daughter Charlotte of Chicago to Sergt Charles O Reinheimer son of the late Mr and Mrs C A Reinheimer of Marion. Charlotte graduated from Washington high school and Cedar Rapids Business college and works for Gates Rubber in Chicago. Sergt Reinheimer a Marion high school graduate worked for Milwaukee road before entering service in 1942 and is stationed with the coast artillery at Apopka Florida.

Osmond Berry Vernon Road SE Charlotte Chicago Sergt Charles O. Reinheimer C. A. Reinheimer Marion Miss Berry Washington High School Cedar Rapids Business College Gates Rubber Company Sergt. Reinheimer Marion High School Milwaukee Road The Coast Artillery Apopka Fla

Convention of Iowa Women’s Clubs opens in Des Moines

The twenty fifth biennial Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs convention will meet in Des Moines on Wednesday and Thursday. Cedar Rapids committee members and delegates from several towns will attend. The theme is War Service Twice in Our Fifty Years and discussions will cover war service reports needs and future plans.

Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Des Moines Cedar Rapids Warren Hansen Mary Woitishek Charles Bode Oliver Wilson J. P. Mills W. R. Armstrong G. Y. Swartzendruber Anna Woitishek Nellie Fuhrmeister

Miss Deacon Honored At Roosevelt Luncheon

Miss Marjorie Deacon will become the bride of Robert B. Creswell of Mason City on Saturday at 4 p.m. in the Deacon home. Mrs. Lumir Severn hosted a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel with guests including William M. Deacon Wallace D. Lyon James M. Knox William Knickerbocker Lynn Pratt of Chicago and Miss Dora Jane Hamblin.

Marjorie Deacon Roosevelt Hotel Lumir Severn Blake Boulevard Miss Deacon Robert B. Creswell Mason City Deacon Knollwood Drive Mines William M. Deacon Wallace D. Lyon James M. Knox William Knickerbocker Lynn Pratt Chicago Dora Jane Hamblin

Beethoven club music week program at YWCA

The annual music week program of the Beethoven club will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Y.W.C.A. The program chairman, Mrs. Don C. Cook, will be in charge. The public is invited.

Beethoven Club Y.W.C.A Don C. Cook

Anakikin Camp Fire Groups Forms School Orchestra

Nine members of the Anakiksin Camp Fire group met at the First Congregational church on Monday to take musical instruments and practice for the orchestra.

Anakiksin First Congregational Church

Bride to wed Aviation Cadet Bonnell in Ballinger

Bride elect Miss Phyllis Myers hosts and attends multiple parties before her wedding to Aviation Cadet John K. Bonnell currently in Ballinger Texas training. Mrs. R P Schump and Mrs J M Afflerbaugh host bridge and kitchen shower with twelve guests in attendance.

Miss Phyllis Myers Phyllis Myers John K. Bonnell Ballinger Texas Miss Myers R. P. Schump Washington Avenue SE Sidney L. Myers Evelyn Afflerbaugh Anna Jean Sallach Katie McPartland Ellen Myers Jean Melcher Betty Anderson Joe Konigsmark

Weiner Roast Honors Local Servicemen at Konecny Home

Miss Allayne Konecny hosts a backyard weiner roast Tuesday evening at 315 Crescent Street SE. Fifteen guests attend to honor five boys and Private Homer Carley leaving for active service and furloughed from Stevens Point Wisconsin.

Allayne Konecny Crescent Street Bill McPartland Jim Rush Dick Lynch Earl Delzell David Rude Homer Carley Stevens Point Wis

Mrs Moore Moves to Commonwealth Apartments

Mrs Robert B Moore moved Monday from 1956 First Avenue Northeast to Commonwealth Apartments. Her mother Mrs QO Fryer of Packwood Indiana arrived Monday and will spend the week with her daughter. Mr Fryer will join the family for the weekend.

Robert B. Moore First Avenue NE Commonwealth Apartments Moore QO. F Fryer Packwood, In Mr. Fryer

Gray Family Visitors From Newark Arrive For Weeks

Visiting at 546 Vernon Drive SE are Mr and Mrs William O Gray of Newark New Jersey their son and daughter in law. They arrived Sunday and will remain several weeks.

C.O Gray Vernon Drive William O. Gray Newark, NJ

Mrs F E Anderson Returns From Chicago Visit

After several days with friends in Chicago Mrs F E Anderson of 203 Thirty-fourth street drive SE returned Monday evening.

Chicago F. E. Anderson Thirty-fourth Street Drive

Bridge luncheon arranged for eight at Linden Drive

Hostess Mrs. Carl F. Jordan hosted her bridge club luncheon on Tuesday at her home 2121 Linden Drive SE. Tables were set for eight members in attendance.

Carl F. Jordan Linden Drive

Oklahoma City Nurse Recruit Arrives for Duty

Miss Eleanor Smith arrives from Oklahoma City to visit her mother Mrs. Laura Smith at 1001 Center Point Road NE. She awaits orders to report for duty as an army nurse and trained at St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids.

Eleanor Smith Oklahoma City Laura Smith Center Point Road St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids

Miss Libbie Fikers Leaves for Washington Job

Miss Libbie Fikers daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Fikers 1607 L street SW left Tuesday for Washington D C where she is employed.

Libbie Fikers Joe Fikers L Street Washington, D. C

Edgewood No 1 Women Hold May Breakfast

Edgewood No 1 women plan their annual May breakfast at 9 a.m. on Thursday. The event will be hosted by Mrs. Otis Wilson on Palo Road and invites all community women to attend.

Edgewood No. 1 Otis Wilson Palo Road

Shepherdess Guard drill group sets Saturday meeting at Masonic hall

The Shepherdess Guard drill team will meet Saturday in the Masonic hall with a 4.30 p.m. business meeting followed by a 6 p.m. potluck supper hosted by Mrs. Charles Bode, Mrs. Robert McClaughrey, Miss Lillian Clark and Miss Esther Smith.

Shepherdess Guard Masonic Hall Charles Bode Robert McClaughrey Lillian Clark Esther Smith

Busy Day Suit Features Floral Button Jacket

A wool street costume with forsythia yellow trim contrasts a black skirt. The short jacket closes with three buttons, large flower shaped with black petals and yellow centers, creating a smart new look for the busy city woman.

Arnold Constable

Beta Sigma Phi observes twelfth anniversary with banquet

Beta Sigma Phi international business women's sorority marked its twelfth anniversary at a founder's day banquet Friday at the Montrose hotel. One hundred eighteen members attended from Cedar Rapids five chapters and the Iowa City chapter with pledge services and a jewels ceremony.

Beta Sigma Phi International Business Women's Sorority Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids Iowa City Lambda Winifred Ennis Eleanor Fry Eileen Gould Markc Haas Doris Neal Irene Zoble Sigma Maxine Anderson Doris Batten Beta Iota

Mrs Byrnes Visits Cedar Falls Parents

Mrs J F Byrnes of Cedar Falls is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs V C Sundberg at 706 Third avenue SW.

J. F. Byrnes Cedar Falls Mrs V. C. Sundberg Third Avenue

YWCA Girls Present Nick Buster's Trick Play

The seventh and eighth grade Girl Reserve club of Wilson High School presented Nick Busters Trick for children at the Children's Home on Saturday. Directed by Mrs Franks Bompkamp the play featured Lorraine Bomkamp Martha Chettry Barbara Darling Rosemary Jeffcot June Johansen Anna Mae Klinsky Joann Pepin Jacqueline Reid Cecile Seger Norma Standard Betty Jean Stastny Jo Ann Steen Betty Jean Teply Carol Waite Patty Whitney and Norma Wilson. Refreshments were served.

Wilson High School Nick Buster Trick Mrs. Franks Bompkamp Lorraine Bomkamp Martha Chetry Barbara Darling Rosemary Jeffcot June Johansen Anna Mae Klinsky Joann Pepin Jacqueline Reid Cecile Seger Norma Standard Betty Jean Stastny Jo Ann

Chicago and Bostonia sisters visit Cole family

Miss Rosa Popp of Chicago and Mrs. Ida Pottgether of Bostonia Calif visited weekend at the home of their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs W S Cole at 210 Thirty fourth street drive SE.

Rosa Popp Chicago Ida Pottgether Bostonia Calif W. S Cole Thirty-fourth _ street drive

Rev George Conway Returns to Chicago After Visit

The Rev. George Conway has returned to Chicago after spending several days with his aunt and uncle Miss Grace Beacon and sent Beacon at 1544 First Avenue E.

George Conway Chicago Grace Beacon Beacon First Avenue E

Circle of King’s Daughters Dessert Luncheon Set

The Lil N Circle of King’s Daughters will meet Thursday for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Harold Kimball located at 2536 Avenue NE.

King's Daughters Harold Kimball Avenue NE

Coe Sorority Hosts Cadets Afternoon Social

Alpha Xi Delta of Coe College entertained 20 cadets from Coe in sorority rooms Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock.

Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Coe College Coe

Norden Lodge to Meet Wednesday at 520 Fourth Street SW

Norden lodge No 336 Vasa Orden of America will hold a meeting Wednesday at 8 PM in apartment D at 520 Fourth Street SW. Hostess will be Miss Christine Petersen.

Norden Lodge Vasa Order of America Fourth Street Apartment D Christine Petersen

Service circle meeting for King’s Daughters set Thursday

The Service circle of King’s Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for a salad luncheon with Mrs. Floyd Reynolds at 858 Second Avenue SE.

King’s Daughters Floyd Reynolds Second Avenue SE

Jolly Dozen Club Plans Wednesday Meeting

The Jolly Dozen club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ben Tait, 1722 Blake Boulevard SE.

Jolly Dozen Club Ben Tait Blake Boulevard

Adele Locher Returns From Galveston Vacation

Miss Adele Locher of 316 Eleventh street NW returned Sunday after a two week vacation in Galveston Texas.

Adele Locher Eleventh Street Galveston Texas

Week's planting schedule for youngsters in city plots

Mrs. Leonard J. Smith supervises garden planting at 4 pm this week in plots Tuesday Harrison Wednesday Lincoln Fillmore Thursday Cleveland Friday Children's Home Saturday 8 am Polk Garfield Kenwood Arthur Johnson yet unplowed but expected before Saturday by the playground commission.

Leonard J. Smith Harrison Lincoln Fillmore Cleveland Children’s Home Polk and Garfield Kenwood Arthur and Johnson Playground Commission

Fortresses Pound Bizerte While Battling Severe North African Weather

Flying Fortresses, amid the worst North African flying weather, attacked a fleet of more than 100 barges at Bizerte. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Lucky Thomas of Roanoke Virginia led the mission, guiding bombers through 15,000 foot overcast and near ground level as lightning flashed and crews pressed the strike despite fatigue and peril.

North Africa Bizerte Joseph Lucky” Thomas Roanoke

Women Lead County War Savings Drive in Linn County

A Linn County report by Mrs. R. T. Lubbock details women across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns organizing education and bond sales for the war savings program. Notable progress includes $11,000 in bonds in Ashley, $19,800 sold in Mayflower chapter, and $17,300 in Marion by Margaret Leming, with 49 readers and 14 key workers coordinating county wide efforts despite gas rationing.

Linn County War Savings R. T Lubbock C Avenue NE Des Moines Cedar Rapids Pta Earl D. Hardwick Ashley Chapter DAR David A. Stofler Mayflower Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Treasury Harold Travis American Legion Auxiliary Margaret Leming Marion Liberty Chapel Bill Reed Arlo Stinger Farm Bureau Group Springville Walker Mt. Vernon Lubbock Merle Harris Cedar Rapids

Crawford German captive in German prison camp

Riley N. Crawford listed as missing in North Africa since Feb 17 is reported in a letter to his Cedar Rapids relatives stating he is in a German camp. He notes Red Cross food boxes and loss of his possessions after capture while serving after Camp Claiborne and Fort Dix postings and a prior move to Ireland.

Riley N. Crawford War Department North Africa Riley Crawford Cedar Rapids Charles W. Crawford Shellsburg Crawford Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company

Roosevelt Nominates Three Generals to Lieutenant General

President Roosevelt named Ben Lear and John L. De Witt both lieutenant generals by virtue of commanding the Second and Fourth Armies to be lieutenant generals in their own right. He also nominated Major General Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr. commander in Alaska to be lieutenant general, eight brigadier generals to major generals, and 52 colonels to brigadiers.

Washington Roosevelt Ben Lear John L. DeWitt Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr Alaska

Laval Concession To Italy Reported

The Moscow radio said in a Stockholm dispatch that Pierre Laval signed an agreement to cede Nice Savoy and Corsica to Italy after the war.

New York Moscow Stockholm Pierre Laval Nice Savoy Corsica Italy

Cedar Rapids school repairs budget tops thirty four thousand

The Cedar Rapids independent school district plans 34 404 90 for summer repairs in city schools, up from 24 117 in 1942. Major items include Franklin interior redecorating 6 300 Tyler interior 1 400 and three new roofs at McKinley Roosevelt and Kenwood.

Cedar Rapids Independent Board of Education Buildings and Grounds Committee Franklin School Franklin Tyler McKinley Roosevelt Kenwood Arthur Big Spring Buchanan Cleveland Fillmore Carfield Harrison Hayes Jackson Johnson Lincoln Polk Taylor van Buren Wilson Joe Suma Kenwood School

War Loan Target Seen in Household Pledge

The note claims if every man woman and child in the United States lies beside 100 dollars the total is about 13 billion dollars matching the Treasury Second War Loan goal.

United States Treasury

United States Merchant Vessel Sunk by Submarine

The navy reports a medium sized U S merchant vessel torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine in the North Atlantic in mid March. Survivors have landed at New York.

Washington United States North Atlantic Navy New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eva Kadera Marl Wallace Woman’s Club Armstrong Knox Charlotte Berry Scene of Convention of Iowa Women’s Clubs Anakiksin Camp Fire Miss Konecny Mrs. Moore William Grays Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Jordan Miss Smith Edgewood Community Second Street Stees Moo Blech Second ST Beta Sigma Phis Wilson Girl Cole Lubock Arthur Norman PTA Lear, DeWitt and Buckner Laval Kenmore 35Th Street DIAL Montgomery Ward U. S First Church OF Christ Scientist Cedar Rapids, Iowa Harry C. Browne C.S Boston Massachusetts First Church of Christ, Scientist Second Avenue
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