Marriages of Emilie Griffin and Robert Netolicky in Nashua
Miss Emilie Griffin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Yocom of Melbourne formerly of Marion wed Dr. Robert Y. Netolicky of Rapids at the Little Brown church in Nashua. The couple plans a weekend trip to St Paul before returning to their home in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Griffin
William W. Yocom
Melbourne
Marion
Robert Y. Netolicky
Rapids
J. Netolicky
Western
Little Brown
Nashua
John Nolting
Mount Mercy Junior College
University of Iowa
Netolicky
Ceco
St. Paul
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Two women take month long vacation from city
Miss Rose Reznicek and Miss Eva Elliott left by motor for a month’s vacation. They will spend three weeks in the Black Hills and visit Miss Elliott’s mother in Noreb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Reznicek
Avenue NW
Eva Elliott
Sixth Avenue SE
Black Hills
Miss Elliott
Nor
Thursday Bride Is Honored At Shower
A Wednesday shower at the Cunning s tea room honored Hazel Ellington of Cedar Rapids on becoming the bride of J. Frank Sutton of Newton. Attendees included Mesdames Buffington Bruns Kalias Phillips Krumm Kevech Early Tow Sl Paulsen Miller Miller Jr Ellingson Hougen Ellingson Gibson Smith Jacobsen Risdal Larson Hanson Colton Russell Fraseur Craft Christianson Ellingson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunnings Tea Room
Hazel Ellington
Cedar Rapids
J. Frank Sutton
Newton
Lloyd Buffington
Arthur Bruns
Harry Kalias
George Phillips
Dero Krumm
Ed Kevech
Bernard Early
Max Tow
J. J. Sl
Clarence Paulsen
Leo Miller
Bob Manville
A. G. Ellingson
Leo Miller, Jr
H. L. Ellingson
Byron
Daughters Visiting Halsey Family Headed Home
Miss Maurine Halsey and Miss Bernice Leahy will depart Sunday for Kansas City after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs G H Halsey of 124. They have been guests at the Halsey residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Maurine Halsey
Bernice Leahy
Miss Halsey
Mrs
G. H. Halsey
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Minneapolis Guests at Pope Home
Mr and Mrs L A Pope and their son Alwyn and Miss La Verne Anderson all of Minneapolis spent Friday at the home of Mr Pope's brother C A Pope and Mrs Pope 1840 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Pope
Alwyn
Laverne Anderson
Minneapolis
Mr. Pope
C. A. Pope
Pope
Fourth Avenue SE
Election of officers at Freyhelo Camp Fire group
The Freyhelo Camp Fire group of First Evangelical church elected officers Thursday evening with Shirley Schermerhorn as president Loudean Andrews as vice president Adeline Schermerhorn as treasurer Lois Hinton as secretary Rita Darland as scribe and Jean Snow as assistant scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freyhelo
First Evangelical Church
Shirley Schermerhorn
Loudean Andrews
Adeline Schermerhorn
Lois Hinton
Rita Darland
Jean Snow
Shower Honors Mrs Lloyd Davis At 1315 Fourth St
A shower at the home of Mrs Harold Davis 1315 Fourth Street NW honored Mrs Lloyd Davis. Card prizes went to Mrs L Davis and Mrs C O Franklin. Guests included Mesdames Lester Herman James Dale Phillip Franklin T A Kennedy Thelma Reid and daughter George Myrtle Williams Katherine Kennedy Maxine Thompson Mildred Johnson and Helen Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Davis
Fourth Street NW
Lloyd Davis
L. Davis
C. O. Franklin
Lester Herman
James Dale
Phillip Franklin
T. A. Kennedy
Thelma Reid
Giorge
Myrtle Williams
Katherine Kennedy
Maxine Thompson
Mildred Johnson
Helen Huff
Sunshine Junior Circle Elects Officers At Home Meeting
Sunshine circle of the King’s Daughters held a Friday business meeting at Kathryn Roberts’s home 318 Eighth Street NW. Officers installed by sponsor Mrs Leona Brown include President Miss Roberts Vice President Lucille Johns Secretary Canterbury Treasurer Lois Jelinek and Dr Jennie McCowen representative Gertrude. Members plan a June 11 meeting at Miss Roberts’s home and will attend an overnight ball game sponsored by the King’s Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Roberts
Eighth Street NW
Sunshine Circle of
Being’s Daughters
Leona Brown
Miss Roberts
Lucille Johns
Canterbury
Lois Jelinek
Jennie McCowen
Gertrude
Nome
King’s Daughters
Surprise party honors Patricia Seda at St. Ludmila’s hall
Patricia Seda of Washington DC vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Seda 1800 I Street SW was surprised with a party Monday evening at St. Ludmila's hall. Guests included Margaret Hughes Florence Hughes Catherine Stodola Mary Balsanek and many more with Paul Prior and Helen Seda performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Seda
Washington, D. C
Charles Seda
I Street
St. Ludmila’s Hall
Paul Prior
Helen Seda
Wer
Margaret
Florence Hughes
Catherine Stodola
Mary
William Balsanek
Bill Fields
Marie Lyzette
Irene Kilberger
Joseph Sudlik
Zeman
Virginia Pickart
Wilfred Trusty
Frances Roushar
Lottie Zaspal
Frances Zelezny
Jerry Zach
Frank
Joe Patik
Julia
Amelia Kopecky
Helen Biskup
Joe McGann
Evelyn Bailey
Peggy Marron
Francis
Bernard Friedl
Agnes Matus
Ruth McC
Reverend Wilson to Speak at Westminster Service
Guests at the home of Rev James H Blackstone Jr include his sister Mrs Kenneth W Wilson and missionary Rev Wilson who has served 12 years in China. He will speak at Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday at 7 30 p m on Death Mothers Twins with Westminster young graduates attending as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Blackstone, Jr
Westminster Church
Thei
Wilson Home Ec Graduates Honored At Garden Party
A garden party Tuesday afternoon at Miss Sara Ann Brown’s home 2645 Bever avenue SE honored Wilson High School home economics graduates. Guests included Helen McCleery and graduates Carole Brush Mary Ellen Dill Marian Erger Elda Happel Bette Novak Jeanette Shiech Marilyn Snyder Leona Striegel Betty Subotnik and Deloris Wood hosted by Mary Kay Angerer Mildred Harrelson Dorothy Meeks and Evelyn Womacka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann Brown
Bever Avenue SE
Miss Brown
Wilson High School
Helen McCleery
Carole Brush
Mary Ellen Dill
Marian Erger
Elda Happel
Bette Novak
Jeanette Shiech
Marilyn Snyder
Leona Striegel
Betty Subotnik
Deloris Wood
Mary Kay Angerer
Mildred Harrelson
Dorothy Meeks
Evelyn Womacka
Class Surprises Miss Leksa on Wednesday
Miss Martha Leksa bride elect of Emil L Novak was surprised Wednesday afternoon at her home by her Sunday school class. The group presented a gift to the honoree in the presence of Joyce Heral Dorothy Hurka Norma Johnson Mary Ann Ka cerovsky Norma and Irma Klou bec Lorraine Leksa Joyce Libal Darlene and Elaine Neptash Charlotte Stelcik Betty Vornholt and Betty and Patty Yuva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Leksa
Emil L. Novak
Joyce Heral
Dorothy Hurka
Norma Johnson
Mary Ann Kacerovsky
Norma
Irma Kloubec
Lorraine Leksa
Joyce Libal
Darlene
Elaine Neptash
Charlotte Stelcik
Betty Vornholt
Betty
Patty Yuva
We the Women by Ruth Millett. A portrait of Elsie
A Gazette Special Writer describes Elsie an important gossip hub in her women’s group. The piece notes her mirror like distortions of friends faults and how constant nosiness empties her life as she fails to cultivate her own talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Gazette
Lsie
Norris Pushes National Power Plan For U S
Norris who helped create the Tennessee Valley Authority urges a nationwide program to form regional power authorities and a coast to coast transmission grid. He says cost runs to many billions and notes dams and flood control would justify the project even if no power is produced. He cites TVA’s defense value and recalls earlier opposition. He also references Roosevelt ordering a new transportation office to coordinate rail, road, air, and sea transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Tennessee Valley Authority
Great Britain
Nrris
TVA
Orris
Roosevelt
Senate
Office of Transportation
Loyal French Move on De Gaulle Sparks Africa Clash
A French loyalist column crossed toward the Lake Chad area in the waning hours, seizing Nguimi and establishing a radio station and airstrip near Fort Lamy as Vichy warns of actions to recover African colonies. Nazi radio signals affirm strengthening overseas forces amid the Deep Africa confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VICHY
Sahara
Lake Chad
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
de Gaullist
Germany
Central
Africa
Adolf Hitler
Jean Darian
Paris
N’guimi
Fort
Fort Lamy
Vichy A
Rabelais
Tunisian
Sfax
Spending In New Year To Hit 25 Billions
Washington reporting that the treasury will inform the House Ways and Means Committee the defense program expansion will push the new fiscal year starting July 1 to about 25 billion dollars a new record. The panel meets to draft a 3.5 billion tax bill amid fights over budget and revenue projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Congress
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Morgenthau
Aan
Roosevelt
Commodity Credit Corporation
Howard D. Smith
Congressional
Fewer Than 2500 Civil War Veterans Remain Living
AP reports dwindling numbers of Civil War veterans from 3,000,000 to under 2,500. Veterans administration records show Union and Confederate veterans dying at about three daily. Pension rolls list 1,673 Union soldiers and 44,428 dependents. 828 widows from southern states. The federal system runs 11 homes for Union vets. the South has one home at Atlanta with six veterans. Richmond home closed two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bull Run
Appomatox
Veterans Administration
Grand Army of the Republic
Veterans Bureau
Richmond
South
Atlanta
Tempting Hot Potato Salad Recipe Card
A home kitchen recipe by Mrs. Charles Bode uses 6 medium potatoes 2 hard cooked eggs 4 slices bacon. Cook potatoes with skins on peel and slice while hot mix with eggs fry bacon and onion reserve fat add to potato mix whisk fat into eggs add vinegar and salt heat and serve hot with lettuce or watercress serves 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bode
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Direc
How Family of 4 Can Eat Well On $10 a Week
A DIY guide on thrifty meals with deviled eggs and whole wheat bread. Practical tips cover menus, bread making, and a day by day plan, noting Meta Given resources and a $1.35 daily cost estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Given
Hoosier Hot Shots perform 4000 Years Ago on National Barn Dance
The Hoosier Hot Shots select a tune with an extra cipher and plan 4000 Years Ago for the National Barn Dance on WHO at 7 p.m. in observance of the show’s 40th network performance. Georgie Goebel Red Foley Arkie the Arkansas Woodchopper and Joe Kelly will join the NBC era anniversary with Lum and Abner via remote from Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtling
Hoosier Hot Shots
WHO
Georgie Goebel
Red Foley
Arkie the Arkansas Woodchopper
Joe Kelly
M.c
NBC
Lum
Abner
Hollywood
Sunday Menu Card Shows Simple Family Dishes and Cost
This readable fragment lists menus for Sunday including stewed rhubarb, broiled bacon, waffles, stewed chicken and noodles, cucumber salad, bread and butter, sugared strawberries, white cake, coffee, egg salad, crackers, chocolate cookies, tea, and a children’s option. Estimated total cost about $1.85. The note comments on homemaker life and cooking for two.
Three-Year Service Men Exempt From Selective Service
President Roosevelt signed a bill that exempts from the draft all men with three consecutive years in the regular navy marine corps or coast guard or one year in any of those services and two years in another. The measure announced from Hyde Park follows prior drafts during the war and reflects extended service credits for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
INS
Roosevelt
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Portugal Reported Bolstering Outposts
German radio dispatch reported that Portugal is strengthening outposts with air force detachments amid ongoing regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Ag Nong
Royal Family Safe Meat Rations For Sunday
London reported Queen Elizabeth announced the royal family would save meat rations over the week and reserve leftovers for Sunday meals. The disclosure stressed thrift amid wartime rationing and daily food concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
U S Flier Killed At Sea Off Sonoma Coast
Coast guard cutters and planes searched Saturday for the body of Lieut. Paul R. Rowe 23 feared dead after an army pursuit plane crash five miles off the Sonoma county coast near Hamilton Field California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Field
Calif
Coast Guard
Paul R. Rowe
Sonoma County
Evening Radio Schedule May 31 1941
Radio listings show programs across stations WGN WMT WHO and WENR for May 31 1941. Entries include news dances dramas and Army Army programs with times from 6 pm to 12:39 pm and late night talk on WGN and WMT. The schedule features music Melodier and Johnson with film and athletic headlines near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Marring
WGN Garbers
Banco Wilo Manee
WGN
Poe
WMT
Chi
Calif. Melodier
Evening radio schedule mixed with sports and church programs
A dense listing shows a Sunday June 1 radio schedule across stations WMT WGN WENR WNES WGY and others. It includes news broadcasts weather and sports updates, church services such as vesper and revival, and musical programs with various orchestras and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmt
WGN
Winant Returns To Report To Roosevelt And Hull
U S Ambassador to London John G Winant flew home to New York from Lisbon and arrived at LaGuardia reporting only briefly to press. He will confer with Secretary Hull and then with President Roosevelt about Britain's war effort and London conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
London
John G. Winant
United States
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Britain
Winant
Lae Guardia
Lisbon
Hull
Warshi
Portan Winant
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Halsey
Freyheld
Mrs. Davis
Sunshine Junior Circle
Clara
Blackstones
Rev Wilson
Wilson Home EC
Miss Leksa
Elsie
Ganea
U.S
DE Gaulle
Rio
Radio
Archie
James J. Walker
Whistoner
Hiram Johnson
California
WMAQ
Norman Thomas
America
Eileen McClain
Jimmy McClain
Victor Herbert
Eileen
Jimmy
Percy Faith
Don Dowd
Arkansas A Arkie
Bain
By Galbraith
L. Clinton
Nelson
U. S Army
Courtneys Ore
F. Martins
J. Garbers
Wener
P. Smythes
Teagarden
Wener Calloway
WHO News
Kinsey
WMT News-Des M. Who
WGN Jarretts Ore
WGN News
WHO Humanitarian
WGN Ginsbureh
P.m
WOI
Wwwon
WLS
WENR
WSUI
Benne
Jim Poole
Acree
DesMo_o
Anson
A.m. N
Mormon
WGN Sun Morn Bros
Back To God
A.m
Orcan-Peterson
Jimmy Lytell
CBS
Levendar Lace
Kal
Wenr Parker
Pam
Wenr Talent Ltd
Gordon
Wenr Sports-Storm
WGN Sox
Sen
Wene L
J Little Orch
Joe
Mabe
Ontario
Ricardo Orch
Nagel
Europe
Wilms
Wenus Puen
IM1
CBS Workshop
Garber Ord
Chas McCa1
Heart
Wil
WGN Amer Forum
Helen
Ireene
WGY
Barnet
F. R
E. Fuller
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