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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1942

Page

3

Stookey-Ferris Howland engagement announced

Mr and Mrs Carl W Stookey announce the engagement of daughter Dorothy Ann to Ferris J Howland of Indianapolis Indiana son of Mr and Mrs Glen F Howland Blue Island Illinois The wedding is planned for late summer at St Pauls Methodist church Dorothy Ann attended Coe College and is interning as a medical technician at St Lukes hospital Tau Kappa Epsilon member Ferris Howland attended Coe College and joined the Civil Aeronautics Authority at Indianapolis airport control tower.

Carl W. Stookey Second Avenue SE Dorothy Ann Ferris J. Howland Indianapolis Ind Glen F. Howland Blue Island Ill St. Paul's Methodist Church Miss Stookey Coe College Alpha Xi Delta Sorority St. Luke's Hospital Laboratory Howland Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Civil Aeronautics Authority

Eckerts Attend Golden Wedding Celebration

Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Eckert 1816 Fourth Avenue SE and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eckert 360 Fifteenth Street SE with Miss Bess Eckert travelled to Dows Iowa on Sunday to attend the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burrows. Also along were the Eckerts' daughter Lorraise of Des Moines and son Herbert of Ames.

L. A. Eckert Fourth Avenue Lee Eckert Fifteenth Street Bess Eckert Dows E. C. Burrows L. A. Eckerts Lorraise Des Moines Herbert Ames

Williams elected Ashley DAR regent in Cedar Rapids meeting

Mrs. Marion H. Williams 2316 Fourth avenue SE was elected regent of the Ashley chapter DAR at the annual Cedar Rapids Woman's club house meeting. She succeeds Miss Thelma Boeger and will appoint other officers and committees. Stoddard reported to the national Continental Congress in Chicago. Tea followed the session with a May basket centerpiece.

Marion H. Williams Fourth Avenue SE Ashley Chapter Cedar Rapids Thelma Boege Williams George Baumgartner R. K J. S. Bain George L. Yuill R. M. McCullough Earl M. Shunk E. F. Heinze the Mines E. A. Fritts W. H. Tenney Marvin Bailey C. W. Kohl Emma Jane Allen

Latimers Host Family Visit From Des Moines and Cedar Rapids

Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Latimer hosted a weekend visit from Des Moines to see Latimer’s mother Mrs. A. O. Latimer and sister Mrs. James Halpin. On Sunday, George B. Turner and daughter Anne of Farmer City Illinois arrived to visit. Turner’s sister Mrs Latimer also hosted as the Turners plan further calls on Cedar Rapids residents and Mr. Turner’s Vinton parents.

O. W. Latimer Twentieth Street Des Moines Latimer A. O. Latimer James Halpin Mr. Halpin George B. Turner Farmer City Ill Anne Turner Turners Howard Funk H. Franklin Kemp Cedar Rapids Mr. Turner B. J. Turner Vinton

Craemers Return From New York Trip

Mr and Mrs Nicholas P Craemer of 349 Woodland Drive SE returned Saturday after a week in New York City.

Nicholas P. Craemer Woodland Drive New York City

Family News From Cedar Rapids Clinton and Hamilton

Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardiman and their daughter Miss uth Hardiman visited relatives in Cedar Rapids. The family also includes Mrs George Barry of Hamilton Missouri and another daughter Miss Hardiman in training at Jane Lamb hospital Clinton. Mrs Barry returned home after a two week stay.

Thomas Hardiman Nineteenth Street George Barry Hamilton Uth Hardiman Clinton Miss Hardiman Jane Lamb Hospital Barry Cedar Rapids

Miss Evelyn Afflerbaugh to Work in Chicago This Summer

Miss Evelyn Afflerbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Affierbaugh of 239 Highland Drive NW has completed her sophomore year at the University of Iowa and will spend a few days at home before joining the S and North American in Chicago for the summer employment.

Evelyn Afflerbaugh J. M. Affierbaugh Highland Drive University of Iowa Chicago

Dairydale Community Plans May Meeting and Picnic

The May meeting will be held Thursday at the hall with a 6 30 p m picnic dinner followed by officer elections. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and meet picnic requirements.

Dairydale

Marriage of Marjory Eller Nale and Marius Rudolph

D. Charles Nale of Detroit announces the marriage of his daughter Marjory Eller Nale to Marius Albert Rudolph of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held April 18 in Kahoka Missouri, officiated by John Evans. The couple reside at 1221 Second Avenue SE Davenport attendees included Ole Rudolph of Davenport.

D. Charles Nale Detroit Mich Marjory Eller Marius Albert Rudolph Cedar Rapids Henrietta Rudolph Kolding Denmark Kahoka John Evans Ole Rudolph Davenport

Book Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs David W Lehti

Mrs David W Lehti of 1932 Fifth Avenue SE entertained 12 book club members at a luncheon on Monday. The review was presented by Mrs Irene Sopousek.

David W. Lehti Fifth Avenue SE Irene Sopousek

Tourist Club Picnic Luncheon Planned Wednesday

The Tourist club schedules a 1 p.m. picnic luncheon Wednesday at Miss Esther Olmstead's home 1258 Second Avenue SE. Mrs O C Olney will lead the program.

Esther Olmstead Second Avenue SE O. C. Olney

Luncheon Club Honors Guests at Peterson Residence

Members of the luncheon club were entertained Monday by Mrs. Walter G. Peterson of 4002 First Avenue NE. Mrs. Stanley C. Mull holland of Santa Barbara California was a guest of the club.

Walter G. Peterson First Avenue NE Stanley C. Mulholland Santa Barbara Calif

Mrs Albie Kvetensky Returns From Rock Island Visit

Mrs. Albie Kvetensky of 1342 Third Street NW returned home Friday after visiting relatives in Rock Island and Davenport. She was away several days and stayed with family during the trip.

Albie Kvetensky Third Street Rock Island Davenport

Mrs Pugh and Mrs Davis Return From Convention

After attending the forty eighth supreme session of the Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem in Grand Rapids Michigan last week Mrs David Pugh and Mrs L P Davis returned Friday to their homes Mrs Davis was appointed supreme queen s attendant and also vice president of the national Elizabeth Byrd Blue Bird club for districts 1 and 2 Andrew Petersen of Cedar Rapids was appointed supreme king s guard.

Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem Grand Rapids Mich David Pugh L. P. Davis Davis Elizabeth Byrd Blue Bird Club Andrew Petersen Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids group plans hike and luncheon outing

Members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club health education department meet at the clubhouse at 10 30 a m Friday for a hike and wiener roast. They hike to the home of Mrs Edgar McNall 370 Woodland Drive SE. Coffee will be provided and guests bring sugar. Bridge will be played after luncheon.

Health Education Department Cedar Rapids

Lorra ine Smith Engaged to S Leonard Yarwood

At a Sunday dinner hosted by Miss Rose Sperring in Crescent Street SE, Mr and Mrs Frank J Smith of Thirty seventh Street NE announced the engagement of their daughter Lorraine to S Leonard Yarwood. The wedding is set for July 4 at the Sperring home on Thirty seventh Street NE.

Rose Sperring Crescent Street Frank J. Smith Thirtyseventh Street Lorraine S. Leonard Yarwood Earl Sperring

Batten Announces Engagement and Upcoming Wedding

Mr and Mrs F H Batten announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Lillian to Clifford J DeFore son of Mr and Mrs J E DeFore The wedding is set for June 5 at 8 pm in Trinity Methodist church The bride elect is a Grant high school graduate and works in Dr R A Vwl s office DeFore of Washington high is employed by Standard Tire Company

F. H. Batten Ninth Street Margaret Lillian Clifford J. DeFore J. E. DeFore Seventh Avenue Trinity Methodist Church Grant High School R. A. Vvl DeFore Ate Washington High Standard Tire Company

Kappa Delta Radio Program At Coe College

The Alpha Gamma chapter of Kappa Delta sorority at Coe College will present a 15 minute radio program of sorority and college songs over WMT Tuesday at 4 30 p m. Thirty six girls will participate with Miss Kathleen Potter directing. Featured numbers include Miss Dorothy Metcalf and a trio with Miss Metcalf Bette Tietz and Janice Owens. Kappa Delta has won the intr sorority sing contest on campus three times earning the loving cup from chapter II P E O.

Alpha Gamma Kappa Delta Sorority Coe College WMT Kathleen Potter Schaller Dorothy Metcalf New Rochelle N. Y Metcalf Bette Tietz Eldora Janice Owens Cedar Rapids Kappa Delta Coe P.E.O

Chi Omega Alumnae Meeting Hosted by Mrs Whipple

The May meeting of Chi Omega alumnae will be held Wednesday at 6 30 p m at 1397 Elmhurst Drive NE home of Mrs William Whipple assisted by Mrs George Hallenbeck Mrs Kenneth Ottsen Mrs Donald Reid and Mrs James Smith. Seniors of Coe College will attend as guests.

Chi Omega William Whipple Elmhurst Drive George Hallenbeck Kenneth Ottsen Donald Reid James Smith Coe College

Weight gain for girls explored with diet plans and checkups

The piece urges thin girls to seek medical checkups for underlying causes and describes weight gain benefits. It notes doctor prescribed diets may include iron vitamins and protein, with sample four day menus and meal ideas to support healthier weight and energy levels.

Miss Hughes and Paul Feldhaus Wed at Immaculate Conception

Miss Florence Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Hughes of 1640 Park Ave SE and Paul Feldhaus son of Mr and Mrs John Feldhaus of Howard SD were married Saturday at 7 am at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Msgr John M Molloy officiated and out of town guests attended. The couple will reside at 1640 Park Ave SE after May 24.

Immaculate Conception Church Florence Hughes James A. Hughes Park Avenue SE Paul Feldhaus Cedar Rapids John Feldhaus Howard, S.D John M. Molloy Dale Howard Mary Lee Mark Feldhaus Howard S. D Donald Zamastil William Scofield Hughes Feldhaus Pete Remacle Balaton

Breakfast honors Greene hall seniors at Alpha Xi Delta

Patronesses of Alpha Xi Delta hosted the annual breakfast in Greene hall for the active chapter’s graduating seniors. Kay Stewart received gifts from the 1942 pledge class, and each senior was given a gift. Ann Louise Engberg led awards for top GPA, Ruth Knight the top pledge, Ruth McDermott most improved, Eloise Helfenstine high honor, and Engberg won the Mrs. E. G Nichols friendliest award.

Alpha Xi Delta Greene Hall Kay Stewart Ben H. Peterson Ann Louise Engberg Eloise Helfenstine

Garfield and Buchanan P T A Year End Meetings

Garfield P T A holds its final meeting of the year Wednesday at 2 30 p m with officer installation and a social hour. Buchanan P T A ends its year with a 2 30 p m meeting featuring Mothersingers songs and a kindergarten program. The fourth grade will present an art project demonstration.

Garfield P.T.A

Rock Island Women Plan June Breakfast at Bever Park

Thirty six members of the Rock Island Women's club met for luncheon at the Y W C A. Hostesses were the Mines H E Johnson J A Parcell W C Gregory Walter Deal and Milton Parcell. Mrs C H Kiersey presided at the business meeting. Plans were made for the annual breakfast June 11 in Bever park with Mrs Thomas Brady as chairman. Mrs Walter Jones is a new member and Mrs H Paulsen was a guest. The program honoring mothers featured Marian Anderson readings and Rebecca Evans with Ruth Buresh on piano singings.

Rock Island Women’s Club Mines H. E. Johnson J. A. Parcell W. C. Gregory Walter Deal Milton Parcell C. H. Kiersey Bever Park Thomas Brady Walter Jones H. Paulsen M. Parcell Marian Anderson Rebecca Evans Ruth Buresh Mmes M. Tucker W. J. McGuire Gregory Parcell Klersey

Praha Rebekah Honors Mothers at Banquet

Praha Rebekah lodge No. 5 honored the mothers of the order at a mother daughter banquet Friday. Beatrice Janeba gave the welcome, Martha Felter responded, Dorothy Dytrt led a reminiscence pantomime. About 225 guests attended the V shaped tables with red white and blue taper decorations.

Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5 Beatrice Janeba Martha Felter Dorothy Dytrt Dora Stusak Patty Dytrt Jovee Heral Jean Klepach Mildred Jean Simanek Sandra Stanek Arlene Dvorak Jean Shantz Alice Blahnik Richard Felter Robert Nejdl Ronald Filipy Henry Jensen Alice Spevacek Libbie Vishek Bess Dytrt Vendelene Simanek Lulu Mce Moran

Findleys Plan Evangelistic Meetings in Illinois Tour

Mr and Mrs R J Findley of 2024 C Street SW left Saturday to visit Galesburg Illinois. They will join Rev and Mrs Paul Levin in Carlock Illinois to conduct evangelistic meetings and attend an LFCA convention in Cicero before returning home.

R. J. Findley C Street Galesburg Ill Paul Levin Carlock

Mrs Charlies Sterner Leaves For Cleveland Visit

Mrs Charlies Sterner of 401 Six teenth street NE departed Sunday to visit her son in law and daughter Captain L S Richardson and his wife in Cleveland Ohio.

Charlies Sterner Sixteenth Street Capt L. S. Richardson Cleveland

Sundbergs Host Weekend Guests in Evanston Visit

Mr and Mrs Charles FE Sundberg of Evanston Illinois spent the weekend at the home of Mrs A E Sundberg located at 408 Fourth Street SW.

Mrs. Sundberg Charles FE. Sundberg Evanston, Ill A. E. Sundberg Fourth Street

Cute kitten embroidery pattern 348 from Cedar Rapids Gazette

Pattern 348 offers a transfer set of 20 motifs from 2x2 inches to 54x8% inches with stitch illustrations and material list. Send 10 cents plus 1 cent mailing fee to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept New York NY and include pattern number name and address.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Department Eighth Avenue New York N. Y

China Says Japs Routed in Shantung Campaign

Chungking radio reports 20 000 Japanese troops routed in western Shantung and southern Hopeh in a mopping up campaign against Chinese forces. Central dispatch cited by the radio.

San Francisco INS Shantung Hopeh

Coe ROTC Pledges Endure Rainy Pup Tent Milieu

Coe College ROTC pledges ten men from Scabbard and Blade live under pup tents on Voorhees quad in rain. Senior officers Everette Stoutner and John Alt fillisch describe hands on camp training with guard duties, fatigues, and improvised rifles. Initiation planned after week of austere field life.

Coe College R.o.t.cc Voorhees Reveille Kohawk Grill Everette Stoutner John Altfillisch

National Hospital Day Observed With Open House In Cedar Rapids

In Cedar Rapids National Hospital Day will be observed Tuesday with Mercy hospital hosting an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. The Mercy hospital auxiliary leads the event with ladies in charge and a volunteer nurse's aide display. St Luke's hospital also welcomes visitors in the afternoon while the main feature is the 7:30 p.m graduation of 22 nurses at St Paul's Methodist church followed by a reception.

National Hospital Cedar Rapids Sisters of Mercy Mercy Hospital Leo Carney J. A. Maquin M. B. Dillon D. Morrissey E. J. Neenan M. D. Marr C. H. Stark T. M. Marshall A. C. Meekins John Collins N. E. Weland E. Smith J. H. McBaith Henry Rahe L. Striesky Harry Teahen S. E. Dale D. A. Leonard M. Aukerman T. Brady F. J. Monahar William Stewart Caroline Schichtl Pauline Murray St. Luke's Hospital St. Paul's Methodist Church

Pedestrian Struck by Car Injures Neighbors at City Junction

Joseph H. Stumpf, 79, of 905 Eleventh Street NE, suffered shock and muscular bruises when struck by a car at First Avenue and Second Street E around 6 30 p.m. Sunday. He was taken to Mercy hospital where his condition was reported as fairly good Monday. Betty Fischer, Coe College student driving north on Second Street, swerved to avoid him but could not prevent the collision.

Joseph H. Stumpf Eleventh Street First Avenue Second Street Mercy Hospital Betty Fischer Coe College Stumpf

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Ann Stookey M.H. Williams Ashley W. Latimers Craemers Miss Afflerbaugh Dairydale Meeting Marjory Ellen Nale Marius Rudolph Book Club David Lentil Miss Olmstead Mrs. Peterson Pugh Health Education Group Lorraine Smith MAUTZ Barney Sunshine Food Market Dia Margaret Batten Kappa Deltas Mrs. Whipple Mary MacFadyen Leach Miss Hughes Mr. Feldhaus Alpha Xis P.T. A. Meetings Praha Rebekah Mrs. Findley Illinois Cedar Rapids & Waterloo Cedar Rapos & Waterloo F. S Mitvalsky & CO Doee Ba “Wone Mrs. Sterner By Laura Wheeler Wien Dts Armstrong's Dickey China Armstrong
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