Women in War Work Interview With Mrs Frye at Universal
In Cedar Rapids Mrs Armella Frye 221 Tenth St NW describes her war work in the Universal Engineering company inspection department after training on the job. She discusses family life with three daughters, a husband in service, and balancing work with home duties while supporting the war effort.
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Armella Frye
Tenth Street NW
The
Universal Engineering Company
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Canned Vegetables Backed by Quick Home Menus
Limitation of ration point value on most canned vegetables eased prep for housewives. The piece offers quick menus and recipes using canned vegetables with tips to use can liquids, no boiling needed, and methods for creamed vegetables with eggs, green beans and rice casseroles, cranberry dessert, and variations with corn, peas, and seafood additions.
Last C R Symphony Concert to Feature College Soloists
The Cedar Rapids Symphony closes its season with solo performances by Marjorie Mercer of Coe College and Grace Anderson of Cornell College. They will perform Beethoven and Godard pieces, with a Mozart overture and selections by Gluck Rubin Goldmark Stoessel, plus a final audience favorite "Pop Goes the Weasel" at 3 30 p m Sunday in Memorial Coliseum. No admission charge and public invited.
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Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Marjorie Mercer
Coe College
Grace Anderson
Cornell College
Gluck
Rubin Goldmark
Albert Stoessel
Xi Delta member elected Cedar Rapids council president
Wilma Hulsebus of Xi Delta was chosen president of the Cedar Rapids city council of Beta Sigma Phi at the May meeting. She succeeds Doris Stein of Beta Iota as new officers Doris Batten Sigma vice president Mary Frances Batten Gamma Theta secretary Jane Mason Lambda treasurer. Helen Kinney Gamma Theta is outgoing vice president Margaret Mackin Xi Delta is outgoing secretary and Sylvia Hayes Sigma is outgoing treasurer.
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Wilma Hulsebus
Xi Delta
Cedar Rapids
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Doris Stein
Beta Iota Chapter
Doris Batten
Sigma Chapter
Mary Frances Batten
Gamma Theta Chapter
Jane Mason
Lambda Chapter
Helen Kinney
Gamma Theta
Margaret Mackin
Sylvia Hayes
Sigma
Association for Childhood Education Meet at YMCA Saturday
The Association for Childhood Education will meet Saturday at 1 p.m. at the YMCA for lunch. Miss Evelyn Peterson of Waterloo state president will speak. Another speaker will be Harry Kelly on the topic Guidance. Special guests include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deamer Miss Grace Shields and Miss Lovella Ewalt.
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Association For Childhood Education
Y.M.C.A
Evelyn Peterson
Waterloo
Harry Kelly
Arthur Deamer
Grace Shields
Lovella Ewalt
Merimyx Club Holds Final Dance at Roosevelt Hotel
The Merimyx club stages its last formal dance of the season at the Roosevelt hotel this Saturday evening. Stan Stanley and his orchestra provide music, with cocktails from 8 30 to 930 and a buffet supper in the Lincoln-Jefferson room after the dance. Arrangements are led by Vic Merveaux N J Gorman Carl Baumhoesener H J Eberhart Wallace Bovson and Joseph Enzler.
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Merimyx Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Stan Stanley
Lincoln-Jefferson
Vic Merveaux
N J Gorman
Carl Baumhoesener
H J Eberhart
Wallace Bovson
Joseph Enzler
Cleanliness And Diet Responsible For Clear Skin
Article explains acne among youths due to gland changes and digestion. Emphasizes keeping skin clean, using personal washcloths, and open pores. Recommends water, milk, fruits, vegetables, avoiding sweets and fats, outdoor activity, and medical care for persistent cases.
Water Works Pumped 164 Million Gallons in March
The city water works department pumped 164,546,000 gallons in March, consuming 182,280 kilowatt hours of electricity. The report lists materials used including 117.2 tons of lime, 141 tons of alum, 1,414 pounds of chlorine, 148 pounds of ammonia, 380 pounds of ammonium sulphate, 5,257 gallons of fuel oil, 20,018 pounds of soda ash, and 12,292 pounds of ferric sulphate.
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Water Works Department
River Softening Reduces Water Hardness Significantly
In the purification process 50 pounds of copper sulphate were used. The river water hardness fell from 12.3 grains before softening to 4.5 grains after.
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