Shrine Ends Ceremonial Initiation and Memorials Highlight Parade
Potentate Ray Coutts led the Shrine parade after initiatory work as 112 members joined the corps. The hot sands section featured top directors Roy Schwab and Ralph Hartwig. Guests included Potentate Ford L. Van Hoesen and others from Za-Ga Temple. A memorial for Cent. Wallace Snyder honored WWII service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potentate Ray Co. Coutts
Temple
Roy
Schwab
Ralph Hartwig
Keane
Andod
Ty Gon
Ateru
Potentate Ford L. van Hoesen
C. C
Bill” Nye
H. W. Dippert
Des Moines
Clarence Lay
Art Pierce
Ahe
Davenport
Henry W. Burma
Iowa House of —Atives
W. McCullough
Clinton
Otto Ambroz
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospitals
Wwseph E. Benson
Irvin A. Braun
Ralph W. Burns
John K. Cabalka
Vergil E. Caldwell
Lyle H. Chermak
William R. Cherry
John F. Colburn
Cecil L. Goettsch
John C. Shover
Marion
Irvin L. Ford
Nicholas P. Kepros
Volga City
Raymond FE. Grant
Tama
Robert C. Harrison
Center Point
Carrol V. Hoglan
Carl E. Liabo
Homestead
H. T. Kippenhan
Beri C. Scholz
Anor Suserud Onslow
Cecil R . Smith
Iowa City
Earl Snyder
Cedar Falls
Kenneth D. Tilton
Central City
Richard L. Wager
Eagle Grove
Roy P. Walters
Churches Sign Compact Today for World Order
The First Congregational Church at 361 Seventeenth Street SE hosts a 10 55 a m service led by Rev W A Jacobs to sign the World Order Compact. The pledge to work for a just cooperative world order cites inter national cooperation and peace with justice. The campaign, linked to the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches, aims to influence political policy and enlist many signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Seventeenth Street
W. A. Jacobs
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
General Council
Homer E. Dalrymple
Anamosa
The
Council For Social Action
Bulletin
Irving L. Churchill
Ray Ashlock
Ed Zeller
Frank Kinch
Congregational Christian Compact For World Order
C. T. Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
G. H. Tellier
Forest Drive
Early Enrollment High for Waubeek Boy Scout Camp
The Waubeek area council reported 200 paid registrations with more units to report before camp opens June 18. Despite a fee increase from 8 to 10, Scouts are enrolling at higher rates with Cedar Rapids troops involved and a resident director for the first time in years. Reuben Smith announced junior staff from Cedar Rapids and Belle Plaine for the four week program running June 18 to July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubeek
Boy Scouts
Blairstown
Perry Pyle
K. L. Benner
Reuben Smith
Area Council
Art Winne
Dick Klinck
Roger Dauchy
Jim Grissel
Michael Gunn
Kenneth Holvenstot
Robert Clyde
Cedar Rapids
John Visquain
Deal Williams
Belle Plaine
Marion
Cub Pack 30 Holds Its Final Session of Year
Cub Pack 30 held its final meeting of the year Friday at St. Paul’s Methodist Church. Cubmaster Shirley Clark led the session with guests Scout Executive Phil Benner and Deputy Regional Scout Executive Sam Wagner. Erwin Wasta was elected cub master for the coming year and nine Cubs advanced to Scouts, including Robert A. Hruska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Shirley Clark
Phil Benner
Sam Wagner
Erwin Wasta
Robert A. Hruska
South Side Civic Club Adds Forty Five Members
The South Side Civic Club will welcome 45 new members in a Monday ceremony at 8 p.m. in C. S. P. S. hall. Initiation committee includes George C. Thomas Emil Hurka T. F. Mc Partland Ed E. Hach Lumir W. Striesky and George Hogan. A 7:30 p.m. business meeting precedes with Dr. L. L. Dunnington of Iowa City as speaker on eye witness accounts of Czechoslovakia under Nazi control. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Europe
Private reports for 19 hour shift during furlough at steel plant
Pvt Lloyd C Meredith 32 reported for a 19 hour shift at the Sheffield steel plant on 15 day furlough saying there was no better use of his time than helping production. It was his first army vacation in 16 months and the town is in a drive to recruit 30000 war workers. He had worked there as a civilian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lloyd C. Meredith
Sheffield Steel
Meredith
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Bruce Caldwell
Joseph Mochal
Bobby Filip
Denner
Donald Booze
Bob Murdock
LeRoy Lucbers
Rex Story
Terry Williams
Cecil McFatridge
John Merriam
HG Fussell
Okinow
John Tellier
Sgt
Tellier
Camp Ellis
John
Walter Thousand
Fort Jackson
S.C
Thousand
George W. Gable
Italy
E. B. Gable
Oakland Avenue
Cpl
J. L. Harrelson
Camp Polk
D Street
Sgt. King
William F. King
Second Avenue
Clarence F. Leonard
Aleutians
Leonard
Camp Claiborne
Fey
B. F. Leonard
I Avenue
Opl
Edwin V. Noble
Camp Barkeley
Texas
A. Sanders
Ellis Water
George Stone
Ellis Boulevard
John Paul Snider
New Hebrides
J. P. Snider
Country Club Parkway
Victor E. Baker
San Marcos
Penil ‘Deere
Dvorak
Bae Teas
Pte
Aioe Jimmee
Frank Jordan
W. H. Scheurs
E Avenue
Durwood Hageman
England
Martha Swartz
Twelfth Street
Earl W. McAnally
Hazel B. Misner
Third Avenue
Albert B. Thompson
Fort Miles
Del
B. Thompson
Twenty-first Avenue
Thomas M. Sullivan
Camp Crowder
Camp Palache
New Orleans
T. M. Sullivan
E Avenue NW
Cub Pack 30
Craemer
South Side Civic Club
Liberty Furnace
Liberty Nut
Liberty Stoker
Kenwood Fuel CC
J. F. McLaughlin
Anton
Craemer’'S Swim Suits
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