Coe College Music Pupils Present Recital
Miss Eleanor Houts Professor Max Daehler and Miss Alma Ture chek and Howard Ellison will present a group of Coe college music pupils in a student recital Saturday at 6 45 p m in T M Sinclair Memorial chapel Parents and friends are invited Participants include Yvonne Umphrey John Von Lackum Esther Armstrong Frances Ford Anna Mae Stepanek Jim O Rieley Nancy Woggen thaler Barbara Butterfield Eliza beth Mann Jim Mansfield Mary Lou Thomas Margaret Bell Ruth Collister Mary Elien Dennis Betty Wolfe
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Eleanor Houts
Max Daehler
Alma Turechek
Howard Ellison
Coe College Department of Music
T. M. Sinclair
Yvonne Umphrey
John von Lackum
Esther Armstrong
Frances Ford
Anna Mae Stepanek
Jim O'Rieley
Nancy Woggenthaler
Barbara Butterfield
Elizabeth
Wanda Worthen Leaves for Los Angeles Visit
Mrs. Wanda Lee Worthen of 710 Fifth avenue SE travels Friday to Los Angeles to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cline. She will also visit her brother Private James Cline at Camp Ke Utah.
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Wanda Lee Worthen
Fifth Avenue SE
Los Angeles
J. C. Cline
James Cline
Camp Ke
Utah
Four and Seven Reading club hosts dessert luncheon
Mrs A T Nelson and Mrs George Miller entertained the club at the Miller home 1605 K avenue NE. Mrs Elmer Schueler read And Now Tomorrow by Rachel Field. Mrs Gerald Thomas of Marion attended as a guest. The group will meet Friday with Mrs Park Newbold 2000 Bever avenue SE.
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A. T. Nelson
George Miller
Four
Reading Club
Miller
K Avenue NE
Elmer Schueler
Rachel Field
Gerald Thomas
Marion
Park Newbold
Bever Avenue
Ella Hungerford Circle elects officers in meeting
Officers of the Ella Hungerford circle of King's Daughters were elected at a Friday meeting held at Mrs. Forrest Clemens residence. New leaders include Mrs Harlow Robinson as president and Mrs Hubert Shafer as vice president. An installation service and upcoming events are announced with dates and hostesses.
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Ella Hungerford
King’s Daughters
Forrest Clemens
Thirty-third Street
Harlow Robinson
Hubert Shafer
Elizabeth Kratzer
H. C. Schrei
L. P. Mills
Jennie McCowan
H. B. Wright
L. P. Johnson
Elmhurst Drive
J. J. Calkins
Thirtieth Street
Vance Coleman
Thirty-fourth Street
Dress Up Shirtwaist Frock Pattern 8418 For Teens
Dress up this shirtwaist frock with feminine styling. Pattern 8418 available in sizes 10 to 20. Includes fabric yardages for short sleeves 345 yards at 39 inches or 342 yards for ruffling. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Chicago MM with name address pattern number and size. Also offers Summer Fashion issue catalog at 25 cents.
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Korae
Cedar Rapids
Wells Street
Chicago
Midboro Club Holds Thursday Meeting at Dunreath Drive
The Midboro club met at 527 Dunreath drive NE with Mrs. Charles Norberg hosting and Mrs. J. A. Hanus assisting. Guest Mrs. Neil Warner attended. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Harold Barton, Mrs. Walter Mohr, and Mrs. Ray Drenkhahn. New officers are President Mrs. Wendell Uniiect, Vice President Mrs. J. Keith Noll, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Ray Smith.
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Midboro Club
Charles Norberg
Dunreath Drive
J. A. Hanus
Neil Warner
Harold Barton
Walter Mohr
Ray Drenkhahn
Wendell Uniiect
J. Keith Noll
Ray Smith
Kagha Camp Fire Members Hold Park Party
Members of the Kagha Camp Fire group held a party in Daniels park after gathering at Mrs. Evan Mapel's home on Sixteenth Street NE. Guest in attendance was Mrs. Robert Hunt.
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Kagha
Daniels Park
Evan Mapel
Sixteenth Street
Robert Hunt
P T A Meeting in Jackson Elects New Officers
Fifty eight members attended the Jackson P T A meeting on Wednesday. Students presented a program with the orchestra directed by Paul Anthony. Mrs Charles Norman installed officers including Mrs Max Roseberry as president and Esther McCandless as vice president.
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Jackson P. T. A
Paul Anthony
Charles Norman
P.T.A. Council
Max Roseberry
Esther McCandless
Howard Snyder
Stanley Melsh
Leo Vanous
Edgewood School 3 Holds Picnic in Ellis Park
Edgewood school No 3 held its annual picnic at Ellis park on Wednesday. Teacher Mrs John Koertson received a gift from current and former pupils and neighbors. It is her final year of teaching.
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Edgewood School No
Ellis Park
John Koertson
Aknipon Camp Fire Meeting at Guardian’s Home
The Aknipon Camp Fire group met Friday after school at the guardian Mrs. Leslie Lawrence home at 1122 A avenue NW. Eleven members attended the session.
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Aknipon
the Guardian
Leslie Lawrence
A Avenue NW
King George VI Congratulates Churchill on Victory
King George VI sent a congratulatory message to Prime Minister Churchill praising his leadership in Africa. The king noted the campaign’s glorious conclusion and the debt owed by the United Nations to Churchill for his steadfast efforts and deterrence during early difficulties.
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London
George VI
Africa
United Nations
Third set of twins born in Buenos Aires hospital
Senora Maria Casal Enriquez, a 28 year old Spanish woman, has given birth to a third consecutive set of twins at Durand hospital. Doctors say the arrival is remarkable since her first two children were born as single births.
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Buenos Aires
Senora Maria Casal Enriquez
Durand Hospital
Mrs Brown Honored by V R E Circle at Dinner
The oldest member of the St James Methodist church V R E circle, Mrs Rebecca Brown aged 89, was surprised at a picnic dinner Friday afternoon at her home 1100 Tenth Street NW. Present were Mmes Huston Clare Mary Carson Edaburn Valentine Fisher Kazebeer Christensen Perkins Collister Jewell Sell and Isaac Brown.
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V.R E. Circle
St. James Methodist Church
Rebecca Brown
Mrs. Brown
Tenth Street
Mmes
H. E. Huston
Clare Mary
Ed Carson
Ernest Edaburn
Elwin Valentine
Ernest Fisher
Maude Kazebeer
Cecil Christensen
Charles Perkins
T. C. Collister
Albert Jewell
Wilson Sell
Isaac Brown
Moels Head South to Georgia for Camp Wheeler Stationing
Mrs. Charles Moel and her son Richard left Friday for Macon Georgia to join her husband Private Moel stationed at Camp Wheeler. They had been living with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keister at 2217 J Street SW.
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Charles Moel
Richard
Macon
Moel
Camp Wheeler
Frank Keister
J Street
Fesent Club Meets for Luncheon At Community Centre
The idly club met for luncheon on Wednesday at the Community Centre. Mrs. Caroline Ripka and Mrs. Adrian Lewis were hostesses. Games were played.
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Community Ecne
Caroline Ripka
Adrian Lewis
Cultus Club Ends Year With Flowering Shrubs Talk
The Cultus club met at Mrs. T. K. Yuill's home for the final session of the year. Speaker Mrs. Carl Baumhoefner presented Flowering Shrubs and an Herb Garden. Officers re elected: President Mrs. R. E. Heal, vice-president Mrs. O. W. Mull, secretary Mrs. E. R. Ruge, treasurer Miss Bertha Graham. Donations totaled ten to blood plasma bank five to China relief and five to Camp Good Health. Out of town guests included Mrs. John Somers of Rock Island Ill and Mrs. G. Larson of Silvis Ill.
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Cultus Club
T. K. Yuill
Johnson Avesque
Carl Baumhoefner
R. E. Heal
O. W. Mull
E. R. Ruge
Bertha Graham
China Relief
John Somers
Rock Island, Lll
G. Larson
Silvis, Il
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting Highlights
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary post 788 met in the Memorial building with Mrs. Anna Sheridan presiding. Initiations included the Maries and several named members. Memorial services honored Mrs. Bertha Lambert. Committee chairs were named, a district meeting set for Sunday, and plans discussed for Memorial Day parade and a Round Robin circle event.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Building
Anna Sheridan
Maries
Garnett McLean
Elsie Nelson
Anna Eyler
Anna Kolsto
Helen Shields
Frances Gordon
Norma Levis
Emma Timm
Zana Timm
Margaret Smith
Bertha Lambert
Viola Foushee
Velma White
Dolores Erickson
Ethel Tweed
Estella Vodoska
Katherine Brems
Lena van Antwerp
Ruth Thomas
Sylvia Francis
Ada Baldwin
Clinton
Davenport
Monticello
Independence
Iowa City
Second Avenue SE
Joe Brems
Frank Berry
William Sweet
Dog Sled Finally Arrives To Rescue Marooned Men
In a wartime Arctic tale, a dog sled team led by Capt. Harold Strong and Sergeants Healey and Dolleman reaches three U S flyers stranded after a Flying Fortress crash. The rescue follows weeks of cold, fuel shortages, and Delirium, with morale aided by notes and sporadic supply drops.
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U. S
Arctic
Oliver la Farge
Monteverde
Spencer
Sergi. Tetley
Spina
Best
Januchen
Catalinas
Tetley
Harold L. Strong
Joseph D. Healey
Hendrick Dolleman
Byrd
Antarctic
U. S. Army Air Forces Aid Society
King Features Syndicate
Marquette Soldier Prisoner of Nazis
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Schott of Marquette received word from the war department that their son Corporal Elwin Schott is a prisoner of war in Germany. He had been reported missing in North Africa since February 7.
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McGregor
Lloyd Schott
Marquette
War Department
Corp
Elwin Schott
Germany
Schott
North Africa
The More the Merrier film review in Washington
Nadine Subotnik reviews The More the Merrier directed by George Stevens starring Jean Arthur and Charles Coburn. The piece highlights a secretary who rents out a room to a male boarder leading to comic misunderstandings, with praise for Arthur and Coburn and notes on Stevens prior works. It also mentions a co feature Power of the Press with Kibbee, Dickson and Tracy.
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Nadine Subotnik
Washington
George Stevens
Benjamin Dingle
Mr. Dingle
Farragut
Charles J. Pendergast
Jean
Office of Facts and Figures
Power of the Press
Guy Kibbee
Gloria Dickson
Lee Tracy
European Navy Post to Wilson
Rear Admiral George Barry Wilson, 51, named chief of staff of United States naval forces in European waters. He replaces Captain Paul H. Bastedo, who had been acting chief of staff.
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London
George Barry Wilson
United States
Wilson
Paul H. Bastedo
PIGTOWN SMALLTALK AND BROADWAY GOSSIP MIX
Lou Costello will pay $180000 in income taxes next year. Jean Arthur shows her gams in The More the Merrier while Rosemay Robson is chaperoned in Hollywood by her mother Jeanne Robson. Norma Taylor works as a machinist in a Long Island war plant. LeRoy King of Newport and Dorothy Kane of Tuxedo Park share the same lorgnette. Sumner Collins and Sylvia Porter honeymoon in Milwaukee. Jimmy Durante resumes broadcasting. Henry Kaiser resembles train travelers to Washington. Georgia Gibbs sings at Cafe Society Down Town and La Martinique. Humphrey Bogart in Action in the North Atlantic. Lady of Burlesque and Crosby Lamour in Dixie. Lou Walters recalls Boston days. Latin Quarter success leads to Broadway producing deals and a $100000 revue.
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Pigtown
Lou Costello
Jean Arthur
Hollywood
Rosemay Robson
Jeanne Robson
Norma Teylor
LeRoy King
Newport
Dorothy Kane
Tuxedo Park
Sumner Collins
Hearst
Sylvia Porter
The
Post
Milwaukee
North Africa
Truman
Senate
Jimmy Durante
Washington
Henry Kaiser
Georgia Gibbs
Blue
Cafe Society
la Martinique
Arthur Arturo
Central Park Roof
Humphrey Bogart
Warners
North Atlantic
Joe Frisco
Sallies
Vince Curran
Club 18
Jerry Ward
Rhythms
Hotel New Yorker
Crosby and Lamour
Paramount
Dixie
Sammy Kaye
Hold Everything Observer Seeks Concise Report Style
The observer is asked for a brief, non blow-by-blow report. The instruction emphasizes clarity and brevity over granular event-by-event narration.
Nemos Of A Middl nighter Draft Movement At R I O
The clashing draft Dewey for 44 plan faces an early break this weekend at the Young Republican state convention in Albany. L ieut Col Gregg To land, at the Rio embassy, adopted a Japanese boy in Hawaii who writes weekly. Butter shortages hit gov cafeterias. Rita Hayworth and Victor Mature are topics in Philadelphia society as a wedding rumor circulates. The North Africa toast is “Short War.”
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Nemos
Albany
Gregg Toland
Rio
Hawaii
Rita Hayworth
Victor Mature
Philly
North Africa
Katherine Cornell weighs film role in Selznick project
Hollywood notes say Katherine Cornell remains unsure about taking the mother role in Since 44 You Went Away while David Selznick scouts her for the part. He envisions her opposite a leading man, with discussions to continue after her New York trip.
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Tollywood News
INS
David Selznick
Katherine Cornell
Shirley Temple
David
Cornell
Soul Tug o War in Film Fantasy Cabins in the Sky
Gene Farmer reviews the all black cast MGM film Cabin in the Sky at the Paramount. Eddie Anderson Ethel Waters Lena Horne Rex Ingram appear alongside Rochester in a morally themed dreamlike tug of war between good and evil. The piece finds the film tedious with limited strong roles for Waters and Rochester.
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Sky
Eddie “Rochester” Anderson
Ethel Waters
Rexeee
Lena Horne
Paramount Theater
Mr. Jordan
Little Joe
Petunia
Devil
Lucifer, Jr
Hades
Rex Ingram
de Land
Green Pastures
Rochester
Robeson
Gene Farmer
Evening Theater Schedule Highlights Across City Chains
Paramount shows Cabin in the Sky with screens at 1 3 19, 5 38, 7 57, 10 16 The More the More rer at Iowa 1 05, 4 02, 7 02 In of the Press at 2 55, 5 55, 2 55 State offers One of Our Aircraft Is Missing 1 27, 4 17, 7 07, 9 57 Lost anyone at 3 03, 5 53, 8 43 Palace presents Lady in a Jam 1 55, 3 50, 9 45 McGuerins from Brooklyn 3 10, 6 05, 9, midnight show 11 Rialto runs Mr V 1 13, 4 55, 8 28 Arizona Stagecoach 3 31, 7 13, 10 46 Times Cairo 1 15, 4 50 The Big Street 3 04, 6 39 Strand Swing It Soldier 2, 4 45 30 310 Melody Ranch 3 15, 6, 8 45 Marion Margin for Error 2 15, 5 33, 8 51 The Immortal Sergeant 3 29, 6 47, 10 05 midnight show 11 30
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Anyon
Palace
McGuerins
Brooklyn
Marion
Sergeant
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