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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1943

Page

13

Mother Has 5 Sons in Army and Navy in Belle Plaine

Mrs. Viara McGrew of Belle Plaine boasts five sons and two sons in law serving in the armed forces. Wallace and LeRoy were inducted within the same week. Wallace is stationed at Fort Knox after a return trip to Belle Plaine for the April draft. Donald is at Camp Claiborne with wife Fern Gahring, Sergt. Harry McGrew serves at Camp Atterbury, while Charles serves as fireman first class in Australia. LeRoy, a Belle Plaine high school junior, trains at Farragut Idaho. Two sons in law, Don Clemons and Rex Beardshear, are in the service. two other sons-in-law remain in civilian work while wives stay with Mrs. McGrew. The family traces from O. H. McGrew, who died years ago.

Elle Plaine Belle Plaine Viara McGrew Wallace LeRoy Algona Fort x Ruth i of van Horne Donald McGrew Camp Claiborne North Western Railway Fern Gahring la Porte City Sergt Harry McGrew Camp Atterbury Ind Irene Etter McGrew Ottumwa Navy Charles Australia Chicago Belle Plaine High School Naval School Farragut Idaho Rex Beardshear Sheppardfield Texas Clemons Ladora Beardshear Marengo High School McGrew Raymond Busher Elmer Shellenberger O. H. McGrew

Marion News Report Two Weddings At San Angelo Texas

Pfc Herbert J Hoover son of Marion couple and Lois McKinley daughter of Melrose Ir were married Saturday at the First Presbyterian church in San Angelo Texas where the groom is stationed with the army air corps. Dr Ben Simonson and Myrtle Hermenson of Cedar Rapids were married Saturday by Justice C Emmond with Mr and Mrs Ray St Germain as attendants. Dr Simonson works in a dental lab and Mrs Simonson in the Underwood Elliott Fisher office. the couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.

Herbert J. Hoover John C. Hoover Marion Lois McKinley Arnold McKinley Melrose First Presbyterian Church San Angelo Texas Army &Ir Corps Ben Simonson Myrtle Hermenson Cedar Rapids Justice of the Peace C. Emmond Ray St. Germain Simonson Underwood, Elliott, Fisher Company

Marion Gazette Business Office Admonishes Pre-Season Coal Prep

The chief executive warned that filling coal bins now will avert next fall snow related confusion. Names mentioned include Overholser Red Oak Phyllis Stevenson Ottumwa Paul Fuerstenau Lone Rock Martha Jackson Corrine Johnson Oska loosa.

Overholser Red Oak Phyllis Stevenson Ottumwa Paul Fuerstenau Lone Rock Martha Jackson Corrine Johnson Oskaloosa

Marion Congregational Church Concert by Coe College Brass Choir

The Marion Congregational church council sponsors a Monday evening concert in the church by the Coe College brass choir of 15 pieces under Capt. Stanley Vesely. The public is invited.

Marion Congregational Church Council Coe College Brass Stanley Vesely

Marion Teenager Engaged To Private Vernon L Blietz

Miss Evelyn Howe of Marion is engaged to Pfc Vernon L Blietz son of Mr and Mrs Albert Blietz of New Hampton He is stationed at Camp McCain Mississippi and formerly worked for Century Engineering Co The couple has not set a wedding date Also listed are a charity drive for an Indian mission and local club notices plus housing and sale ads.

Harold M. Howe Seventh Avenue Marion Evelyn Vernon L. Blietz Albert Blietz New Hampton Miss Howe Marion Telephone Exchange Blietz Camp McCain Century Engineering Company Marion Federation of Women's Clubs Tama Walter Reinsch Elizabeth Klein

Local youths headed for service and community notices

Lawrence Martin Stephen Oak ley William Wells Kenneth Freeman and Albert Van Fossen leave Thursday for Camp Dodge to enter the service. Elwood Kramer travels to Portland Oregon. Mary Lowe Dickinson circle of King's Daughters will meet Monday at 410 Eighth Street in Mrs. W. E. Wilbur's home. Edna Roberts has returned to her home from a Cedar Rapids hospital.

Camp Dodge Lawrence Martin Stephen Oakley William Wells Kenneth Freeman Albert van Fossen Mary Lowe Dickinson King’s Daughters W. E. Wilbur Eighth Street Edna Roberts Cedar Rapids

Local notes report illnesses and social visits in area

Improvement is reported in the condition of Philip DeWees who is ill with pneumonia at St Luke's hospital. Lyman Hough returns from Mazon Illinois after the death of his brother T B Hough. Jack Ellis of Muscatine visits his mother in law Mrs S E Busby. Mrs W A Ladd learns of cousin Hugh H Cunningham's death in California formerly of Anamosa. Corp Harold N White of Indian Town Gap Pa visits his parents. The U S circle meets Wednesday with Mrs Bernard Tudeen to exchange flower slips and plants. Mrs James A Pringle spends Mother's Day with son Donald O Pringle and family at Mt Vernon. The Cary club meets Monday with Mrs A E Blinks. officers will be elected. The Four C club holds its annual meeting. St Pauls Lutheran church hosts spring fellowship supper Friday in Memorial hall. The Sorosis club meets Thursday with Mrs Karl W Ken.

Philip DeWees L. B. DeWees St. Luke's Hospital

Governor Urges Early Coal Stockpiling in Iowa

DES MOINES AP Gov. Rourke B. Hickenlooper urged Iowans who burn coal to stockpile next winter's fuel now to ease pressure on rail and trucking facilities during wartime. The radio address emphasized reducing transportation load as the war continues.

Des Moines Rourke B. Hickenlooper

Commencement Week Plans at Luther College

Special to The Gazette Decorah Plans for commencement week at Luther College are announced. Events begin Sunday May 16 with a concert in C K Preus auditorium by the Luther concert band the women's chorus and the Schola Cantorum. The 7 30 p m baccalaureate sermon is by Rev W C Nassen of Allison Ia with liturgist Rev L N Field. Alumni dinner at 5 30 in Loyalty hall and commencement at 8 p m in Preus auditorium with speaker Rev Alvin Rogness. Special music includes Norwegian composers for Norway Independence Day May 17.

Decorah Luther College C. K. Preus Luther Carlo A. Sperati Clara Hoyt Schola Cantorum Sigvart Hofland O. J. H. Preus Campus House W. C. Nassen Allison L. N. Field Loyalty Hall At & P.m Alvin Rogness Mason City Norway

Cornell Honor Students Listed for First Semester

MT. VERNON The honor roll includes Jane Hall and David Ring from Cedar Rapids, Walter Haloupek from Belle Plaine, Mark Hutchinson and Wallace Littell from Mt. Vernon, Bruce Rich from Mt. Vernon, Ivan Mader from Wyoming, Joan Searls from Postville, Barbara Lieberknecht from Letts, and John.

MT. Vernon Cornell Jane Hall David Ring Cedar Rapids Walter Haloupek Belle Plaine Mark Hutchinson Wallace Littell Bruce Rich Ivan Mader Wyoming Joan Searls Postville Barbara Lieberknecht Letts John

Infirmary Continues Busy Run at Aircrew Camp

The infirmary remains crowded with 20 to 70 aircrew daily for minor injuries and contagious disease checks. Nurses and medical staff, including Miss Schultz and Dr. Webb, provide iodine, eye care, throat swabs, and first aid while Red Cross volunteers log over 1,000 donated articles and the patients praise the care and convalescent hours.

Miss Schultz Dr. Webb Schultz Red Cross

Gasoline Ration Rules Stir Talk of Coupons and Honor

Officials denounce coupon exchanges between drivers as a breach of national policy and warn that some stations accept coupons for noncar use. Price Administrator Brown announces a nationwide drive to curb pleasure driving on supplemental rations. Linn county warns drivers that only 150 occupational miles per month are allowed from A books, with 90 incidental miles for nonoccupational use, lest supplementals run short.

OPA Washington Price Prentiss Brown Brown Cedar Rapids A. T. Pleune Linn County War Price and Rationing Board Pleune

Newcomer Rentals Fill Se International Park Homes

New tenants include Ray Goldsberry formerly of Springville leasing 1515 Park Avenue SE from Robert S. Evans now on active military duty. He works at Collins Radio. Richard Koebner and wife moved from Saginaw Michigan and rent 1600 Washington Avenue SE from Mrs. C. Pierce via Fred E. Collard and Company. Koebner works for LeFebvre. A. L. Kinney and wife, ex Manchester, rent 1211 Fifth Avenue SE from Mrs. Mabel Caffee. Kinney employed by Century Engineering.

Ray Goldsberry Springville Park Avenue SE Corp Robert S. Evans Goldsberry Collins Radio Company Richard Koebner Saginaw, Mich Washington Avenue SE C. Pierce Fred E. Collard

Lundstrom Purchases Center Point Road Home

J B Lundstrom of 932 Daniels Street NE buys the house at 990 Center Point Road NE from R W Magnuson now at 1558 Fiftieth Street NE. The deal closed through Doolittle and Company.

J. B. Lundstrom Daniels Street Center Point Road R. W. Magnuson Fiftieth Street Doolittle and Company

Woodville Exhibit: Iowa Professor Showcases Global Woodcarving

Assistant Professor C. L. Sanders of the University of Iowa collects and shows world wide wood carvings in his Woodville exhibit. The display includes pilgrims pirates and pickaninnies from over a dozen countries plus American Indians and Negro figures. Visitors can view the glassed cabinet of figures at the professor’s home where the collection began in 1929 for gifts weddings and travels.

Iowa City United States C. L. Sanders University of Iowa School of Journalism Sanders Woodville University of Iowa

Doc the dog joins the Ward family amid war work ties

A large red chow named Doc, once a 4 F in the dog army, happily serves as a train greet for railway postal clerk Charles Ward and his wife. Adopted from Corp Maurice Jacobs, Doc now accompanies Ward on trips between Chicago and Omaha and even visits church with Mrs. Ward.

Doc Charles Fourteenth Street Marion Hiawatha Chicago Omaha Ward Mrs. Ward Corp Maurice Jacobs Indiantown Gap Jacobs Charles A. Ward Milwaukee Railroad

Will Be Ordained In Oelwein Church Then Come to Cedar Rapids

Jean Pierre Hauter of Oelwein will be ordained at the First Presbyterian church in Oelwein this evening by the Presbytery of Dubuque. He will begin duties as minister of Daniels Park Presbyterian church in Cedar Rapids May 16. The ordination sermon will be delivered by Dr. Eric L. Clitheroe of Coe College. A reception will follow at the Oelwein church for Hauter and friends.

Oelwein Jean Pierre Hauter L. W. Hauter Daniels Park Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Dubuque First Presbyterian Church A. H. Grossheim Waukon Pres of Eric L. Clitheroe Coe College Thomas Megahey R. A. Badger Jesup D. E. Freeman Maynard Russell Nelson Volga City Wilton Sinning Frankville R. J. Netting Independence G. W. Ukena West Union Mr. Hayter Wirfield Iowa Presbyterian Church Oelwein High School Parsons College Fairfield Presbyterian wTr Seminary Chicago Nerens Ene Vor Presbyteria Denon

Tipton to Host First Aid Instructor Qualification Week

In Tipton during the week of May 17 a training course will qualify instructors. The program covers 15 hours of instruction and is open to anyone with an unexpired advance first aid certificate.

Tipton

Humpty Dumpty Riddle Promotes Udga Txbiets

A quirky advertisement asks if Humpty Dumpty fell due to a stomach ulcer and urges those with indigestion heartburn and excess acidity to try Udga Txbiets. It promises a first dose to convince customers and mentions a double offer, citing a nonsensical health pitch and flawed wording.

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Wallace McGrew Charles McGrew den Clemens Rey McGrew Marion News Gazette Business Office R.A Masonic Temple DeMolay Doro Owen Ted Davis Mrs Claire Davis Fort Jackson S. C Public Library Tuckastitch Club Arthur Sheen Washington Drive Mary English O. O. P. Club John Gill Alburnett Road Methodist Church Linn County Order of the Eastern Star Lorraine Circle Marion Masonic Temple Soames Sian, Om Mes. Cc. W Milwaukee Woman's Club Etta Lindskog Musical Literary Club Grove City Rebekah Marjorie Burch Castle Seventh Street Ray Knapp Evelyn Howe Elwood Kramer Walter L. Kramer Portland, Ore Lyman Hough Mazon Ill T. B. Hough Jack Ellis of Muscatine Inlaw W. A. Ladd Hugh H. Cunningham California Anamosa U. S Bernard Tudeen James A. Pringle Donald O. Pringle Mt Vernon Cary Club Mondey A. E. Blinks St. Pauls Luthwan Church Memorial Hall Sorosis Club Karl W. Ken Newcomer Rentals Center Point RD Esquire Les Captain C. L. Sande Madonna Prof Europe Cosmopolitan Canada Mexico Japan Day Bali Italy Tann Peg-ieg Gazette Photo Dog Army Oelwein Church C. R Jean P. Hauter Troy Laundry Company
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