Miss Maxine Zipperer to Wed Private William Sager
Miss Maxine Zipperer daughter of Mrs Helen Zipperer will wed Private William Sager son of Mr and Mrs Ed Sager in Abilene Texas The wedding date May 30 is set The bride is a St Patrick high school graduate employed by Wilson and company Private Luger a Roosevelt high school graduate also worked for Wilson and company before induction in April and now stationed at Camp Barkeley Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Zipperer
Helen Zipperer
Fourth Street
William Sager
Ed Sager
Rockford Road
Abilene
Texas
St Patrick's High School
Wilson and Company
Luger
Roosevelt High School
Army
Camp Barkeley
Radio Council Reelects Cedar Rapids Leaders
Mrs. Irving L. Churchill was reelected president of the Cedar Rapids radio council at its annual luncheon in the Commonwealth tea room. Newland Harper Rieniers and Milner were also reelected or chosen for key posts. L. Von Linder spoke on future programs. Edith Reed Atkinson sang three Negro spirituals. a radio skit closed the program with Mrs. Stoddard and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Irving L. Churchill
George M. Newland
J. Rayner Harper
John H. Rieniers
Cedar Rapids Radio
J. C. Milner
Everett E. Fisher
Cedar Rapids
L. von Linder
WMT
Radio Council
Edith Reed Atkinson
Heaven
R. K. Stoddard
Minnie Darlene
Johnny Jones
Isabelle Jacobs
Pierre Tracy
Patricia Tracy
Bill Stanley
Diebolds Return From Four Day Clear Lake Trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Diebold along with Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Hanson and George Diebold, returning Monday evening from a four day fishing trip to Clear Lake, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward E. Baker at their cottage on Grande Avenue SE and Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
A. J. Diebold
Grande Avenue SE
H. E. Hanson
Bever Avenue
George Diebold
Ward E. Baker
Cedar Rapids Garden Club Meets Wednesday at 9 30
The Cedar Rapids Garden club will meet at 9 30 a.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Walter Dunshee at 1844 First avenue NE. Members should bring a plant to sell and donate proceeds to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Pi Kappa Deltas Hold Initiation And Installation
Initiation of seven new members and installation of officers for Pi Kappa Delta took place Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J Dale Welsch in Cedar Rapids area. New members include John Holley Carroll and several Davenport Cedar Rapids Hawarden and Oelwein students. Officers installed are Hawarden president Charles McManaman Strawberry Point vice president Dorothea Moser Newton secretary June Spillers and Miss Peck treasurer with Miss Mercedes Bruckner Elgin as social chairman. Speakers bureau chair Robert Ray Davenport sophomore, plus Miss Lieberstein and Holley, will serve next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Kappa Delta
J Dale Welsch
C Avenue
Welsch
Coe
John Holley
Carroll
Beverly Lieberstein
Davenport
Betty Subotnik
Cedar Rapids
Winifred Deyo
Ocelwein
Dorothy Plock
Tuesday Art Club Holds 21st Birthday Meeting at Campbell Home
The annual guest day occurred at 2622 Country Club Parkway SE hosted by Mrs. Robert E. Campbell with Mrs. Fred Larson assisting. Charter member Mrs. F A Small summarized the club’s work as it celebrated its twenty first birth day last September. Mrs. John T Hecker reviewed Mrs Appleyards Year by Louise Andrews Kent before tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Campbell
Country Club Parkway SE
Fred Larson
F. A. Small
John T. Hecker
Mrs Sindahl Returns After Ames Visit
Mrs H J Sindahl of 123 Fourteenth Street NE returned from Ames Sunday night after visiting her daughter Faythe Mae a student at Iowa State College and attending Veishea events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Sindahl
Fourteenth Street
Ames
Faythe Mae
Iowa State College
Veishea
Tyler P.T.A. to Install Officers and Present Program
Tyler P.T.A. plans a Wednesday 2 p.m. meeting to install officers. The 6A class under Miss Norma Dietrich will present the program. Tyler school teachers’ dinner is set for May 27 at 7:30 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling 2-9896 or 3-3287.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P.T.A
Norma Dietrich
Tyler School
Engagement Announced Between Miss Feddern and Lumir Zitek
The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Jayne Feddern daughter of Mr and Mrs S H Feddern 1618 E Avenue NE to Lumir Zitek son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zitek was announced at a party Sunday evening at the Zitek home 2406 Second Street Guests included Emil Nemec and family Judy Ann and David Lee of Ely Mrs Gertrude Rick of Dixon Ill Mr and Mrs G D Rozek Mr and Mrs G D Feiereisen Jr Miss Maxine Netolicky Irene Zitek Bob Field Elroy Novak Richard Feiereisen Richard Hach Jay Oliphant and Marvin Dean Zitek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Feddern
5. H. Feddern
E Avenue NE
Lumir Zitek
Joseph Zitek
Zitek
Second Street
Emil Nemec
Judy Ann
David Lee
Ely
Gertrude Rick
Dixon, Ill
G. D. Rozek
G. D. Feiereisen, Jr
Maxine W Netolicky
Irene Zitek
Bob Field
Elroy Novak
Richard Feiereisen
Richard Hach
Jay Oliphant
Feddern
Gary Lee
Dicky
Marvin Dean Zitek
Mrs Beauchamp Honored At Grace Episcopal Farewell
Grace Episcopal Church Woman's Guild hosted a farewell for Mrs Felix Beauchamp at 861 Seventeenth Street SE. She leaves for Grand Island Nebraska to join her husband, who works in the government ordnance plant accounting department. Guests included Mrs Rowe Zehms and others, plus Miss Margaretta Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
Vernon L. S. Jones
Seventeenth Street
Felix Beauchamp
Grand Island
Neb
Beauchamp
Government Ordnance Plant
Mmes Rowe Zehms
H. L. Davis
J. M. Drabelle
R. C Giltrap
Kate R. Ellis
Walter Eaton
Edward Eaton
G.S. Thompson
R. H. Bollinger
Joseph Risk
Ross Miller
CH. French
Rhoda Bryant
C H Britfin
J. Norman Bickert
Margaretta Ellis
Charlotte King
Grad club of the YWCA to hold final meeting
The Grad club of the YWCA will hold its final meeting of the year on Wednesday. All former members are invited to join a hayrack ride departing the association building at 7 15 p.m. A luncheon at Killian's tea room at 1 p.m. on Wednesday will host Jolly Dozen club members Mrs C A Kohlmier and Mrs Lydia Burke as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Killian's Tea Room
Jolly Dozen
C A. Kohlmier
Lydia Burke
Lip Reading Class Schedule Change
The lip reading practice class of the Hard of Hearing society will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. instead of afternoon in room 11 at 10642 Second Avenue SE.
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The
Hard of Hearing Society
Second Avenue SE
W D O Club Picnic Set For Thursday at Mrs Garretts Home
The W. D. O. club will meet at 1 pm on Thursday for a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. Marie Garrett at 816 Twenty first avenue SW. The gathering will be held at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D O. Club
Marie Garrett
First Avenue SW
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
In the District Court of Linn County Iowa a notice proclaims probate of the Last Will and Testament and Codicil of Wm Mr Secrist, deceased. A hearing is set for May 23 1942 at 9 o clock a.m. at the Court House Cedar Rapids Iowa for proof and admission to probate. Clerk Edwin W Lundquist announces the filing and appointment of attorney D Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Secrist
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Friendship Meeting Draws 300 Visitors From 21 Chapters
Three hundred visitors from 21 neighboring chapters attended Malta O E S friendship meeting at Masonic hall Saturday evening. Nineteen visiting officers led as Malta officers opened the event with guest soloist Maxine Macaulay of Dayton and greetings by Helen Shaw of Fairfax chapter.
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Malta
Masonic Hall
Maxine Macaulay
Dayton
Helen Shaw
Fairfax
Lillian White
Jean Vondriacek
Alice Young
Lisbon
R. D. Minehart
Central City
Liza Falcon
Rowley
P. G. Folway
Norway
Lucy Moore
Quasqueton
Arvada Buresh
Edith Stamy
Marion
Rhoda Leo
Dysart
Nellie Fagan
Vinton
Blanche Brickley
Anamosa
Nelsa Denzler
Marengo
Ferne Dennison
Center Point
Georgene Heider
Walker
Ann Hartenberger
Mt. Vernon
Freida Taylor
Springville
Maxine Bettenbender
Coggon
Evelyn Carlson
Blairstown
Lewis Cullman
Cedar Chapter
Cedar Rapids
Marie Strickland
Virginia Morgan
Song Festival at Franklin High School
Franklin high school hosts its annual song festival in the auditorium on Wednesday at 10 15 a m with tenth to twelfth graders performing. A silver loving cup will be awarded to the winning class by principal M S Hallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Franklin High School
M. S. Hallman
Maurine Hamblin
Margaret Porter
John E. Hutchins
Charlotte Trewin
Frances Siamis
Bette Swartzbaugh
Jane Kohl
Rose Marie Doty
Wilaura Skein
Harriet Bernstein
Geraldine Berg
Phyllis Kobe
David Coffing
Carol Kopel
Janice Bailey
Gordon Fennell
al Mentzer
Anna Mae Osterlund
Rosalie Campbell
David Ring
Rebecca Stone
Topsy Carberry
Deloris Bergloff
Andrean Lowe
Bethy Brondel
Marilynne Milner
Gordon Dalsbo
Victory Day Observed in Vinton Wednesday Parade and Concert
Victory Day will be observed in Vinton with a 2 p.m. parade featuring the Vinton and Mt. Auburn bands the Legion color guard and floats. Dr. John S. Nollen former Grinnell College president will speak on the courthouse lawn. Evening events include a Vinton high school band concert and a Scottish Highlanders show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Mt. Auburn
Legion Color Guard
John S. Nollen
Grinnell College
Vinton High School
Scottish Highlanders
Notice of Appointment Executors No 16517 Iowa
Notice is given that on May 18 1942 Andrew Lorzenzen and Carl Lorzenzen were appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of Anna Lorenzen late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All indebted parties should pay promptly and file valid claims with the Linn County Iowa District Court Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowan
Linn County
Anna Lorenzen
Iowa
Linn County, Iowa
Andrew Lorenzen
Carl Lorenzen
Advocates Urge Auto Tax Funds For Iowa Roads
George Lloyd secretary of the Iowa petroleum industries committee addressed about 70 Linn county oil men at the Roosevelt hotel Monday night urging non-defense government expenditures be kept to a minimum. He urged dedicating all automotive tax funds exclusively to road financing to protect Iowa highways and asked support for a constitutional amendment ensuring funds go only to highways. K R Farquhar was elected Linn county committee chair with L M Jones and E R Potter named vice chair and secretary. Executive committee members include Frank Whitney F J Jennings R H Baker Park McCalley N L Corderman A L Stouffer all Cedar Rapids and Edgar Kirby of Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lloyd
Iowa Petroleum Industries Committed
Linn County
Roosevelt Hotel
Lloyd
Iowa
K. R. Farquhar
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Petroleum Industries Committee
L. M. Jones
E. R. Potter
Frank Whitney
F. J. Jennings
R. H. Baker
Park McCalley
N. L. Corderman
A L Stouffer
Edgar Kirby
Central City
Immaculate Conception to Stage Midweek Recital
The Immaculate Conception school music department will present a recital Wednesday at 8 pm in the school auditorium. The program features the I. C. orchestra, grades six through eight, and soloists including Charles Custer Janet Mason Mary Carole Rankinen Dolores Mueller Bob Fletcher Carole Zadnichek Peggy Stark Margaret Anne Prout Rose Mary Prout Mary McCarthy Dan Curran Marjorie Moore Frances Boland Doris Gibson Lois Welch Mary Moore Gloria Oberer Virginia Mottet Mary Catherine Prout Rosie Jennings Betty Barta Rose Marie Jun Damien Mesin brink Richard Rozek John Mc Ivor Mary Jean McComas Bob Fee Agnes Malik and Carolle Mottet . Catherine O'Connell accompanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
I. C. Orchestra
Charles Custer
Janet Mason
Mary Carole Rankinen
Dolores Mueller
Bob Fletcher
Carole Zadnichek
Peggy Stark
Margaret Anne Prout
Rose Mary Prout
Mary McCarthy
Dan Curran
Marjorie Moore
Frances Boland
Doris Gibson
Lois Welch
Mary Moore
Gloria Oberer
Virginia Mottet
Mary Catherine Prout
Rosie Jennings
Betty Barta
Rose Marie Jun
Damien Mesinbrink
Richard Rozek
John McIvor
Mary Jean McComas
Bob Fee
Agnes Malik
Carolle Mottet
Catherine O'Connell
Stork Visits Alice Faye at Hollywood Home
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mrs. Harris, known professionally as Alice Faye, expanding the Phil Harris household. The article notes her family addition amid Hollywood life. The piece also mentions the historic first crossing of the summit of the famous Raton Pass by a railway locomotive on November 30, 1878.
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Hollywood
Phil Harris
Harris
Alice Faye
Raton Pass
City Office Extends Voting Registration Through Friday
Maude Krebs city clerk announced registration for the airport bond election and the state primary closes Friday. The registration window operates 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the third floor of City Hall. Since March, 121 new registrations and 512 change of address filings were recorded.
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Maude Krebs
Miss Krebs
City Briefs Reflect Local Health and Meeting Notes
Mrs. Kathryn Landy of 1231 Rockford Road SW is critically ill at Mercy hospital. Republican workers of the twenty third precinct meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at C. W. Meek’s home. Mrs. John Vesper of 1709 Eighth Avenue SW is reported in fair condition after entering St Luke's hospital May 9 and may receive visitors. Cedar Rapids Chapter 194 Order of Ahepa meets Wednesday at St John’s Church NE. delegates to district convention will be elected. The St Patrick’s School cornerstone was laid May 11 1902. the church cornerstone dates to 1891. Trinity Lutheran Church SW will hold a 7:45 p.m. service Wednesday with Rev Paul L Bornhoeft preaching. Revs Grover and Edna Owens will preach and sing at Four Square Gospel Tabernacle Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Joseph Suma, chief engineer, okayed sodding a terrace at Van Buren School. cost about 30 dollars. Chester Ainsworth to speak at Dairydale church next Sunday. evangelist Gene Palmer to hold meetings there starting Monday after an executive meeting Friday. H A Fitzsimmons of Armstrong’s store receives honorable mention in national window display contest tied to National Baseball Week. Jack A Hybarger of Fort Worth wins first prize. Mr. and Mrs. B Green of 1034 F Avenue NW return from Marshalltown after weekend visit. Mrs. H B Green suffers a broken arm and sprained ankle in a fall and is confined to bed at home.
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Chester Ainsworth
Dairydale
Gene Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Mrs . B. Green
F Avenue
Marshalltown
Mr. Green
B. F. Green
H.B Green
Cedar Rapids recruits sent to Fort Des Moines for induction
The Cedar Rapids army recruiting station sent twelve men to Fort Des Moines for induction. Named individuals include Julius S. Pitger of 78 Thirty-sixth Avenue SW, Clair G. Kirby of Hopkinton, Leonard G. Bohlken and Raymond F. Flucker of Monticello, Fay R. Burns of Hopkinton, Russell Gross Jr. of Chicago, and Don J. Mueller of Du…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
Julius S. Pitger
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Clair G. Kirby
Hopkinton
Leonard G. Bohlken
Raymond F. Fluckiger
Monticello
Fay R. Burns
Russell Gross, Jr
Chicago
Don J. Mueller
Local Notables Named in Iowa City Listing
John P. Huff of Waterloo Fred R. Scovel of Earlville Fred R. Pettson of Manchester Marvin M. Johnson of Maynard and John S&S of Sproat Iowa City referenced in public notice listing of residents involved in a community matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buque
John P. Huff
Waterloo
Fred R. Scovel
Earlville
Fred R. Pettson
Manchester
Marvin M. Johnson
Maynard
John S&s
Sproat
Iowa City
Palo Man Who Slept in Car Fined on 2 Charges
Carl Swallom, 53, of Palo, was aroused by patrolmen while asleep in his car. He pled guilty to drunkenness and was fined 10 dollars plus costs after police noted bad brakes and charged him with operating a vehicle with faulty brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swallom
Palo
Prasil
Kuba
Swallom
Brakes Faults Lead to $5 Fine and Costs
A brief item notes a minor citation for operating a vehicle with defective brakes carrying a $5 fine and additional costs. The short report emphasizes the informal severity and legal reminder about vehicle safety.
Monticello Bank Seeks Time to Answer $235000 Suit
Attorneys for multiple Ohio Michigan and Minnesota banks filed a stipulation in federal court Tuesday asking for additional time for Monticello State Bank to answer a $235,000 lawsuit. The stipulation, supported by a motion for more time, sets June 15 as the filing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Bessie Engle
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Irving Churchill
Garden Club
Petts i
Sania Yi
Pi Kappa Deltas
Mrs. Sindahl
P.T. A. Meetings
Tyler
Optical Service
Wal “Sperm
Leonard T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Third St. SE
Dia
Harry F. Tisher
Pres
Montieur
Moniteur Studio
First Avenue
Paris Academy OF
Paris Academy
Cedar Rapiine
Third Street Bz
Mrs. Beauchamp
Kilwinning Lodge
Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection
Charles R Melsa
Lester G. Stastny
Grad Club
W. D.O. Club
Edwin W Lundquist
Smith
Lydia
Pinkham
Friendship Meeting of Malta
O.E.S
Franklin
B. L. Wick
Housewives
Gazette
I. C
Stork
Office For
City Briefs
Kathryn Landy
Mercy Hospital
Twenty-Third Precinct
C. W. Meek
John Vesper
Eighth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Order of Ahepa
St. John’s Church
Fifth Street
St. Patrick's School
St. Patrick's Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul L. Bornhoeft
Jesus
Grover
Edna Ownes
Great Lakes District
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
Joseph Suma
van Buren School
Board of Education
J C. Blodgett
H. A. Fitzsimmons
Armstrong's
J. Taylor Spink
Sporting Goods
Jack A. Hybarger
Fort Worth
H. B. Green
Fur A Se
Cedar Rapids & Waterloo
F. S. Mitvalsky & CO. Furs
Monticello Bank
June Hillyer Hunt
Dorothy Gray
Expello
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