James W Taylor and Barbara Slader Exchange Vows
James W. Taylor and Barbara Slader wed in a candle light ceremony at 7 PM held at the Taylor home. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Caroline Slader of Los Angeles, wore a white satin gown with a finger-tip veil and a bouquet of white carnations and Johanna Hill roses. Attendant Bonnie Oliphant wore lime green jersey. Best man Capt. Louis Jurgensen. Fifty guests attended the reception with a four-tiered cake and white carnations. The couple departed for Chicago on a wedding trip. Mrs. Taylor is a graduate of local high school and Brown's Business College. Mr. Taylor is a Navy veteran and McKinley High School alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jane Slader
Caroline Slader
Los Angeles
James W. Taylor
George M. Taylor
Thirty-second Street
Taylor
George Stauffacher
Johanna Hill
Bonnie Oliphant
Louis Jurgensen
Chicago
Brown's Business College
Galesburg
Ill
McKinley High School
University of Iowa
Cornell College
Vernon
Marcella Mae Kouba
James D. McQuigg
Russell Cole
Cornell
Emil Kouba
Luzerne
F. W. Mec Quigg
Schaller
Francis Nelson
Bruce McQuigg
Cedar Falls
Nelson
Margaret McQuigg
Paullina
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Triangle fraternity honorably discharged veteran summary
A member associated with Triangle fraternity is noted as having been honorably discharged from military service. The brief item confirms the discharge status without additional details.
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Triangle Fraternity
Legion Auxiliary To Initiate New Members
The American Legion auxiliary to Hanford Post No. 5 met in the Memorial building. C. W. Kammerler of the Iowa Tuberculosis association spoke, introduced by Mrs. D. M. Fellows. Membership stood at 570. initiation is set for Nov. 14. A. E. Dodge revealed a new project to aid hospitalized veterans with telephone-forwarding fundraising.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Building
C. W. Kammerler
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
D. M. Fellows
Charles Jasa
A. E. Dodge
Capt and Mrs Derbes depart Cedar Rapids for Florida home
Capt Donald J. Derbes and Mrs Derbes visited Cedar Rapids with Mrs Derbes' grandparents Mr and Mrs Willard Main at 1826 First Avenue NE. Married in California on Oct 20 they head for Florida. Derbes, on terminal leave after three years service, completed 63 missions over Germany France and the Low Countries and holds the Air Medal with five clusters. Mrs Derbes is daughter of Earl L Weidner of California, formerly of Iowa City.
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Donald J. Derbes
Cedar Rapids
Derbes
Willard F. Main
First Avenue NE
California
Florida
Germany
France
Lowlands
Earl L. Weidner
Iowa City
L M E Club Meets at Mrs Anawalt Home
Members of the L M E club met Monday evening at Mrs Walter Anawalt’s home at 926 Twentieth street SE Assistant hostesses were Mrs Roy Peargson Mrs William Lana and W P Paxton Personal Problems of Everyday Life was reviewed by Mrs Gilbert Oberweiser Christmas plans for the next meeting at Mrs M L William’s home were discussed
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L.M.E. Club
Walter Anawalt
Twentieth Street SE
Mmes
Roy Peargson
William Lana
W. P. Paxton
Gilbert Oberweiser
M. L. William
Mary B Meyer Weds Howard J Wilson in Manchester
In a formal ceremony at St Marys church Manchester on Monday Miss Mary Bernita Meyer daughter of Mrs Agnes Meyer married Howard J Wilson son of Mr and Mrs John Wilson The bride wore a light blue wool suit with brown accessories and yellow rose corsage Attendant was Mary Louise Wilson sister of the groom Best man was Joseph W Meyer A breakfast for 20 followed The bride is a Manchester bookkeeper and the couple will reside there
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Manchester
St. Mary's Church
Mary Bernita Meyer
Agnes Meyer
Howard J. Wilson
John Wilson
Mary Louise Wilson
Joseph W. Meyer
Wilson
Elkader
Cream Cheese Main Dish and Macaroni Delight
A recipe note highlights American cheddar cheese availability and two main dishes. First, melt cheese with butter and peppers, simmer beans and catsup, then serve on toast. Second, make a white sauce with butter flour and milk, fold in cheese and olives, pour over macaroni and garnish with tomatoes.
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Macaroni Grill
Buttered Toast Rounds with Cheesy Broiled Top
Butter or margarine and flour form a white sauce with milk then cheese and egg yolks. Fold in stiff egg whites, pour into greased dish, bake at 350 to 375 degrees for about 45 minutes for a crisp tender crust. Garnish with browned cheese under broiler, serves four.
Luzerne Girl Weds Capt. James D. McQuigg at Cornell Chapel
Miss Marcella Mae Kouba and Captain James D. McQuigg wed in the Cornell College chapel with Dr. Russell Cole officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Francis Nelson and Bruce McQuigg. A Cedar Rapids reception followed with a three tiered cake.
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Luzerne
Cornell College
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
State of Iowa Linn County District Court gives notice that on November 14 1945 at 9 o clock M the Last Will and Testament of Ethel d A Lopez deceased will be brought for hearing at Cedar Rapids Court House for proof and admission to probate. Arthur Axnear Clerk Pred W Hann Attorney.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Ethel D'A. Lopez
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Couple Weds Then Plans Ozark Trip And New Orleans
Ruby Lawson of Chicago and Miss Margaret McQuigg were married. The couple will tour the Ozarks and visit New Orleans after their wedding. Capt Mc Quigg remains on terminal leave through January then resumes meteorology work.
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Ruby Lawson
Chicago
Margaret McQuigg
Ozarks
New Orleans
Capt. McQuigg
Women Deserve A Return To Old Time Gallantry
Ruth Millett argues that wartime women in uniform should be treated as women again in peacetime, noting overseas WACs on a Manila-bound transport complained of harsh conditions and male service members carrying their bags. She urges civilians and servicemen to restore gendered courtesies and restore expectations of chivalry.
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Ruth Millett
Manila
Pacific
Wacs
Guilty Soul Must Suffer Advice Column Note
A reader pleads for guidance as a husband with a strained past and new child struggles with morale and his sons. The columnist says his rash choices damaged family bonds, leaving him emotionally fragile. The fix is patient endurance and building a quiet companionship, with no easy repair of the past.
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W. V
Mary Haworth's Mail Sons Turn Against Man for Divorcing Mother
Mary Haworth details a complex divorce and remarriage story. A man, 40, divorces his wife after 20 years, has two children aged 19 and 10, and plans to marry Haworth who feels she is breaking up his home. An elder son pleads for reconciliation before the wedding, but the father weeps when recounting the farewell.
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Mary Haworth
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Barbara Slader
Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Asia
Mid-West Hearing Service
Guaranty
Mrs. Howard Wilson
Legion Auxiliary
W. F. Main
L. M. E. Club
Rome
Ceareug
Mary B. Meyer
Naomi Doebel
Rcrne
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Mrs. James Me
Quigg
Toman
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
ARTHUR _AXNEAR
Pred W, Hann
Pisasg
Haworth
Pelle
Vel
Crea
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