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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1947

Page

9

Stassen to Speak on World Policy in Jefferson Iowa

Former Gov Harold E Stassen of Minnesota returns from Europe to address the Jefferson audience on world policy from the courthouse balcony at 8 p m Gov Robert D Blue to introduce him The United Nations theme includes a parade with 56 flag bearers on palomino horses and a Miss United Nations coronation followed by a ball game vaudeville show and band concert Stassen aides and local officials coordinate the events during the celebration

Jefferson United Nations American Legion Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Stassen Robert D. Blue Richardson U.N Iowa Blue Greene County Courthouse Square St. Paul Marshal Stalin

Roche Memorial Library Fund For Wyoming Town

A $4879 bequest from Lucy Rising Roche of Spokane Wash funds a Roche Memorial Library in Wyoming. The town council will establish and maintain the library with trustees Mrs Herbert Groening, Mrs C R Smith, Mrs L M Koch, Mrs E F Kleineck and Mrs Everett Vrooman holding an organization meeting this week.

Wyoming Lucy Rising Roche Spokane Wash Roche Memorial G W. Ireland Herbert Groening C. R. Smth L. M. Koch E. F. Kleineck Everett Vrooman

Catholics To Collect Fund For Ames Church

One hundred thousand Catholics in the Dubuque archdiocese will give next Sunday to a drive for a student church and religious center at Iowa State College Ames. The church, dedicated to St. Thomas Aquinas, will be built on land opposite the Ames Memorial Union with construction starting soon. Estimated cost is $200,000.

Dubuque INS Archdiocese of

Child Falls From Second Story Window in Iowa City

In Iowa City a 16 month old girl, Judy King, fell from a second story window while playing at home. She sustained only a skinned knee and a loose tooth, with injuries described as minor. The window screen allegedly was secured with a strong hook by her mother, Mrs. Stanley King.

Iowa City INS Judy King Stanley King

Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs A B Knight observed in Cedar Rapids

Mr and Mrs A B Knight celebrate their golden wedding with an open house next Sunday from 2 to 5 pm. On the following day they will be honored at a family dinner hosted by their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bell in Cedar Rapids.

Maynard A.B. Knight Wilbur .Bell Cedar Rapids

Dorothy Drexler Named Coggon Band Queen Candidate

Dorothy Drexler, senior at Coggon high, is chosen as queen candidate for the Eastern Iowa Band Festival to be held June 7 in Cedar Rapids. She plays saxophone, edits the school paper, captains the girls basketball team, sings, sews, acts, writes poetry and is the fastest typist in her class. She is vice-president of the 40 member band, a church choir singer, and has earned Hawkeye Girls State delegate honors and history medals.

Dorothy Drexler Coggon High School Cedar Rapids Dorothy Coggon High Coggan Queen Hawkeye Girls Coggan American Legion Auxiliary

Cedar Rapids Festival Opens June Seventh Amid Events

Coggan, secretary of Future Homemakers of America and actor in school plays, is one of 19 entrants in the Festival starting at 9 am June 7 with an evening show at Hawk eye Downs. The Young Men's and Retail Merchants bureaus of the Chamber of Commerce organize band concerts a parade through Cedar Rapids business district and an evening show.

Homemakers of America Coggan Hawk‘eye Downs Cedar Rapids Young Men’s and Retail Merchants Chamber of Commerce

Patrolman Doubles as City Prosecutor in Traffic Court

Des Moines reports Patrolman N B Wilson, who studied law at home, was appointed acting city prosecutor by Municipal Judge Don Allen. After removing his weapon, he prosecuted two traffic cases and won convictions, then returned to duty as a patrolman.

Des Moines Llp N. B. Wilson Don Allen Wilson

Iowa Reserve Officers Will Fly to Florida

Iowa Reserve Officers Association announced it will invite the national convention to Des Moines in 1948. Brig Gen George Olmsted will extend the invitation at this year’s Miami convention. Delegates traveling by special plane include Lt Col Milo Mitralsky, Maj Lucius Fitch, Lt Col Joseph H Buchanan, Lt Col Franklin C Mohler, Capt Richard L Wynes, Maj Sophus Kling, Capt Robert A Peterson, Capt William Moss, Lt A D Riveal, and Col Eugene Smith.

Des Moines Iowa Department of the Reserve Officers Association George Olmsted State Council Miami Fla Iowa Milo F. Mitralsky Cedar Rapids Lucius Fitch Joseph H. Buchanan Ames Franklin C. Mohler Creston Richard L. Wynes Dubuque Sophus Kling Robert A. Peterson Council Bluffs William Moss Storm Lake A. D. Riveal Mason City Eugene Smith Waterloo

Vacation Bible Schools Planned by Four Congregations

Decorah churches announce four vacation Bible schools with start dates. Congregational and Methodist programs open May 26, while two Lutheran schools begin June 2.

Decorah

Vandals Damage 1000 Dollars in Oakland Cemetery

Iowa City police seek vandals who toppled or defaced 17 tombstones in Oakland cemetery last weekend. Chief Edwin Ruppert said many stones were smashed and damage likely exceeds 1000 dollars. Beer bottles and cans were found around the area and the cemetery may be closed at night. Couples reportedly used the area as a late night recreation spot.

the Gazette Iowa City Oakland Cemetery Edwin Ruppert Ruppert

World Federalists to Convene at Iowa City

Delegates from seven Iowa chapters of the United World Federalists will hold their first state convention in Iowa City Saturday and Sunday. The meeting aims to expand the world federation movement in Iowa with a new constitution policy statement and action program. Speakers include Edison B Dick Harris Wofford and Lawrence Dennis. Other Iowa chapters are at Central College Pella Cornell College Mt Vernon Drake Des Moines Iowa State College Humboldt and Muscatine.

Iowa City Iowa United World Federalists Harris Wofford Student Movement For World Government Lawrence Dennis Daily Iowa UWF Central College Pella Cornell College Mt. Vernon Drake University Des Moines Iowa State College Ames Humboldt and Muscatine

Chiropractic Society Elects New Officers

DES MOINES AP Dr George A Knoke of Missouri Valley was elected president of the Chiropractic Society of Iowa at the convention’s close. He succeeds Dr Clarence Clark of Waterloo. Dr Lyman Perkins of Monticello was named third vice president and Dr J G Perkins of Anamosa was elected a two year director. The 1948 convention will be held here June 13 and 14.

Des Moines George A. Knoke Missouri Valley Chiropractic Society of Iowa Clarence Clark Waterloo Lyman Perkins Monticello J. G. Perkins Anamosa Land

Army Calls for 2000 Nurses for Regular Corps

DES MOINES, INS. The army seeks about 2000 nurses for the regular army nurse corps to staff general hospitals and fill vacancies at camps posts and stations at home and abroad. Col. Stone T. Sutton said thousands of battle casualties remain. Veteran nurses from World War II will have priority, with others in the army nurse corps seeking integration. Vacancies filled by applicants without prior military experience. New retirement rules set age 50 for captain and 55 for major, with 20 years service.

Des Moines INS Army Regular Army Nurse Corps Stone T. Sutton Iowa Military District Sutton J Army Army Nurse Corps Regular Corps Regular Army

Burglar Sentenced In Iowa City Court

District Judge Harold D. Evans sentenced 26 year old George A. Furman to the Anamosa reformatory for terms up to 10 years on each of 14 counts of breaking and entering. Sentences run concurrently after Furman pleaded guilty to all charges. He was arrested last month and indicted May 9 by the Johnson County grand jury for 12 burglaries in Iowa City and two in Coralville.

Iowa City Harold D. Evans George A. Furman Anamosa Furman Johnson County Coralville

Barbers Convention Names 1948 Site In Iowa

The Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of Iowa re-elected all officers at Muscatine closing session. Des Moines was chosen as the 1948 convention site. A. E. Morehouse of Cedar Rapids remains secretary and treasurer.

Muscatine Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of Iowa Des Moines A . E. Morehouse Cedar Rapids

Iowa Marriages and Engagements

Iowa notices announce several marriages and engagements across Decorah Waukon Keystone Springville Vinton and nearby towns. The lists include Anna Rohm and Leonard Iverson wed at Big Canoe Lutheran church, Katherine Hegeman and Aldo Minegar engagement, and multiple ceremonies set for June and May in Decorah Zion Reformed Church St. Patrick’s and other local parishes.

Decorah Anna Rohm Ole Rohm Leonard Iverson Marvin Iverson Highlandville Big Canoer Lutheran Church Waukon William Hegeman Katherine Aldo Minegar Harry Minegar St. Patrick’s Church

Marriages filed across towns in Iowa region

In a series of notices from West Liberty Cedar Rapids Riverside Calmar and nearby areas couples announce their marriages. Names include Katha ryn to Leo Ott, Dorothy Jacobs to Lester Walker, Edward Mannion to Arla Christi, Norma Barnhart to Robert Thomas, Walter Gehling to Jewel Sexton, Teresa Brophy to Edward Werthmann, Marguerite Amundson to John Rominger.

Katharyn Leo Ott St. Lucas West Liberty Dorothy Jacobs James Butler West Branch Lester A. Walker Glen Walker St. Paul's Methodist Church Cedar Rapids Riverside Edward Mannion Riverside Leader Arla Frances Christi Chanute Kas Norma Jean Barnhart Edward Barnhart Robert Thomas Paul Thomas Wilton Calmar Bernard Gehling Walter Jewel Sexton Granite City Ill Teresa Brophy Lea Brophy Edward H. Werthmann Davenport St. Mary’s Church Waukon Marguerite Amundson Arthur Amundson John Rominger C. W. Rominger Chicago Pacific Europe Medical

Miss Scott to Speak in Delaware County

Grace Leigh Scott the field secretary of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union will speak in Delaware county on May 27 and 28. She will appear at Colesburg Methodist church at 10 a.m. Earlville Methodist church at 2 p.m. and Delhi Methodist church at 8 p.m. on May 27. On May 28 she speaks at Manchester Methodist church at 2 30 p.m. and Oneida Methodist church at 8 p.m.

Grace Leigh Scott National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Delaware County Colesburg Methodist Church Earlville Methodist Church Delhi Methodist Church Manchester Methodist Church Oneida Methodist Church

Mother of 16 Children Files Suit for Divorce

A Des Moines court petition alleges cruel treatment by James V. Gilchrist from 30 years of marriage. Mrs. Ariah Gilchrist seeks support from six of their children while ten are self supporting. The youngest triplets Jean Joan and Janice are 14.

Des Moines INS Des Moines District Court Ariah Gilchrist James V. Gilchrist

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