Fairy Tale On Stage With Music In Coe Ballet
A Grimm tale The princess who would not laugh is set to Holst's The Golden Goose at Coe College. The production combines choir orchestra and ballet with vivid sets costumes and dramatic staging. Notable performers include Dorthe Clark Marcia Wahrer and Ruthanne Herald as lead roles.
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Coe Ballet
Dora Jane Hamblin
Coe College
Gustav Holst
Holst
Jack
Aircren Detachment
Dorthe Clark
Marcia Wahrer
Ruthanne Herrald
Gladys Swangler Installed as Quota Club President
Gladys Swangler was installed as president of the Quota Club in a service led by Dr. Ruby Hickman in the Light Company bungalow. New officers named for the year include Elizabeth Bender as first vice president and Sara Ann Brown as second vice president, with Gladys M. Shelley recording secretary and Pauline Murray corresponding secretary.
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Gladys Swangler
Quota Club
Ruby Hickman
Hickman
Swangler
Quota International
Niagara Falls
Ont
Mary White
Emery
Krebs
Blanche Houser
Duncan
Jennie Post
Club
Ontario
Miss Brown
Miss Swangler
Spars Recruiters Move to Iowa City For Week
Spars recruiters from the coast guard women's reserve move from Cedar Rapids to Iowa City for the rest of the week. They will be at Strub's department store from 9 30 a m to 5 30 p m with after hour interviews by calling the Jefferson hotel. The party includes Yeo men Marcella Glassman and Kathleen Simpson with driver Doris Turner. Recruiters reported better results than expected with many applicants lined up.
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Cedar Rapids
Spars
Coast Guard
Iowa City
Strub’s Department Store
Jefferson Hotel
Yeomen
Marcella Glassman
St. Louis
Kathleen Simpson
Boston
Farm Life Echoes War Struggles and Plans After Conflict
A reader discusses material shortages during the war, hopes for electricity and appliances after the war, and differences between current and World War I. He notes better crops due to improved equipment, difficulty in obtaining help, and questions about postwar plans and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Committees Reject Probes Into CIO Unit
Two congressional committees rejected requests for inquiries into the CIOs Political Action Committee. The house rules committee approved a compromise bill expanding inquiries to labor union contributions. Senator Ball urged a Senate probe for full CIO receipts disbursements and distributed literature while citing the Smith Connally law. The motion failed 2 to 0.
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Washington
CIO
House Rules Committee
Ball
R-Minn
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Sidney Hillman
Roosevelt
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Margaret Trachta and Paul Blessing Wed at Lutheran Church
Miss Margaret Trachta daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Trachta and Pfc Paul Blessing son of Mr and Mrs Howard Blessing were married in a double ring ceremony Sunday at 3 pm at First Lutheran church Rev Paul Miller officiated organist Mrs David Mitchell and vocalist Miss Miriam Dieman provided music Evelyn Elias Ely served as maid of honor Rachel Truhlar Ely as bridesmaid Pvt Theodore Williams best man and Pvt Charles Woodbury usher attended The bride wore a lace and net white gown with Queen Anne silhouette coronet lilies of the valley veil and gold locket attendants wore pink and blue organdy and carried bouquets.
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Margaret Trachta
Charles Trachta
Avenue NW
Pfc
Paul Blessing
Howard Blessing
Outlook Drive
First Lutheran Church
Paul Miller
David Mitchell
Miriam Dieman
Evelyn Elias
Ely
Rachel Truhlar
Theodore Williams
Africa
Usher
Charles Woodbury
Coe College
Roses and gardenias mark wedding reception decor
The bride wore a floral motif including roses and lilies of the valley with gold lockets as gifts from the bride. Her mother and the groom’s mother wore gray silk and black crepe ensembles with corsages of gardenias and roses as they were honored at a reception.
Notice of Amendment to Articles of Incorporation Honeymead Products
The Honeymead Products Company shows a 1944 amendment changing Article IV to convert its 20 year term to perpetual existence. The amendment was filed on June 13 1944 in Iowa. O Andreas President and Ellen Lockwood Assistant Secretary sign the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeymead Products Company
State of
Iowa
Bays
O. Andreas
Ellen Lockwood
Wedding reception and military training notice
A wedding reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Trachta 1417 Fifth Avenue SE drew fifty five guests. A three tier wedding cake and garden flowers decorated the setting. Pfe Blessing will report May 29 to Camp Carlisle Pennsylvania for officer medic school training after returning from overseas service of twenty seven months in North Africa Sicily and Italy.
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Lester Trachta
Fifth Avenue SE
Pfe
Blessing
Camp Carlisle
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
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Artid
American Institute of Laundering
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Paul S. Ray
Joseph Kitchin
Grace Huddle Lookoff
Marvin D. Cone
Ethel Ryan
Ruth Zika
Department of Physical Education
John D. Hansen
Elizabeth Lampman
Palo
Norma Manson
Pvt
Alpha T. Lampman
Des Moines
Schick Hospital
Clinton
Stanley Sanders
Vinton
Kurl
FBI
Karl
Easyas
Rapido
Chi-Namel Paint Store
Ard Ave
Dial
Margaret Trachta, Pfc
Blessing Wed
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Space Saving Square
Can Farm Dairies
Sanka Coffee
T.’ Lipton's Noodle Soup
Apple Juice Monarch Durkee Oleo
Maxwell House
Ickers
Lipton’s
Felice
Duz
Jou
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Echans
Ginacle
ABC
Kem
Kem-Tone
Dunningee
Blue Network
Sherwin-Williams
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