Still Time To Join Red Cross In Marion
The Marion Red Cross seeks members to meet its quota. Enrollment is at the First National Bank and the office of Iowa Electric Light and Power, with additional lists at the Home and Loan office the Gas and Western Auto store.
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Red Cross
Marion of the Red Cross
First National Bank
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Butane
Home and Loan Office
Gasana
Western Auto Store
Lions Club Meeting Observes Ladies Night At KV Cafe
Lions club will hold a Tuesday 6 15 p m meeting at the KV cafe to entertain members wives. Cliff Thoma district governor of Fairfield and Mrs will be guests. Mr Thoma will speak briefly. Mrs John T Hecexer of Cedar Rapids will present a three act play.
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Lions Club
Cliff Thoma
District Vernor
Fairfield
Thoma
John T. Hecexer
Cedar Rapids
Marion Folk Attend Iowa-Min Games
Mr and Mrs W a nd Lorenze, Mr and Mrs Frederick, Louis Ross, Mr and Mrs Leonard ’iewett and Mrs Paul Rinard were among Marion folks attending the Iowa Min game Saturday at Iowa City.
Thanksgiving Tea Honors Mrs Lennox Jr At Cedar Rapids Club
Marion clubwomen are invited to a Thanksgiving tea at the Cedar Rapids women’s club honoring Mrs Lenox Jr of Marshalltown president of the Iowa Federation of Women’s clubs, Tuesday at 2 30 p m.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Plans Set for Rural Luncheon Program at Presbyterian Church
The Federation of Women's clubs committee has completed plans for a December 5 luncheon program at the Presbyterian church. All women of North and South Marion townships and Marion clubwomen are invited. The organizing group includes Mrs Karl II, Mrs James Curtin, Mrs Willis Sheets, Mrs Vernon Lent, Mrs Floyd Emmons, and Mrs A E Miller.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Presbyterian Church
North
South Marion Townships
Marion
Karl Ll
James Curtin
Willis Sheets
Vernon Lent
Floyd Emmons
A. E. Miller
Lange couple ends two week visit in three cities
Mr and Mrs L R Lange conclude a two weeks trip visiting St Louis Memphis and New Orleans with plans to return home after the tour.
Dinner honors Des Moines hosts and Cedar Rapids guests
Mr and Mrs G L Martin Clarence Reinhard of Marion Mr and Mrs Harold L Martin and E W Richardson of Cedar Rapids were entertained at a pleasant dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs les W Joiner in Des Moines serving Mayors Harceld L Martin.
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G. L. Martin
Clarence Reinhard
Marion
Harold L. Martin
E. W. Richardson
Cedar Rapids
Easant
Les W. Joiner
Des Moines
Harceld L. Martin
Theristriai Club Meeting at Mrs R J Wms Residence
The Theristriai club will meet at 7 p.m. at the end of Mrs. R. J. Wms. May be a regular gathering or social event hosted at the Mrs R J Wms residence.
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Theristriai Club
West Marion Garden Club Meeting Postponed
Announcement misstates schedule as meeting to be held at Mrs. Cecil Albright’s home. The date is not set and the correct meeting date will be announced later.
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West Marion
O. O. P. club meeting advertised in Cedar Rapids
Mrs LeRoy Barber on Twenty sixth Street Drive SE hosts an O O P club meeting with Mrs Reginald Adams giving a book review at the event.
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O. O. P. Club
LeRoy Barber
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Cedar Rapids
Reginald Adams
Women’s Farm Bureau follow up lesson in Deacon district
Mrs Arling Dice led the second follow up lesson on Methods in Food produced by Douglas Ross with Mrs Begley assisting. Seventeen members attended. Mrs David Hindman spoke on Music of the Soil with records and piano selections.
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Deacon
Arling Dice
Farm Bureau
Ae Douglas Ross
Eader
Begley
David Hindman
Prairie Chapel clubs hold all day meeting at Mrs. Michel’s
The Prairie Chapel Garden club and Home Makers of the Farm Bureau plan an all day gathering at the home of Mrs. Ralph Michel on Wednesday starting at 10 a.m. The group will discuss club activities and community projects.
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Prairie Chapel Garden Club
The
Farm Bureau
Ralph Michel
Jacobs couple visit Des Moines son awaiting camp assignment
Mr and Mrs Earl Jacobs spent Sunday in Des Moines with their son Maurice who is waiting there to be assigned to camp.
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Earl Jacobs
Des Moines
Maurice
Choir Rehearsal at Methodist Church Wednesday Evening
The choir meets for rehearsal Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Methodist church with the usual weekly schedule continuing on Wednesday.
Two 50c Peariction Ads for Siat Owens Cut Rate Drugs
Advertisement notes two 50 cent peariction spots for Siat Owens Cut Rate Drugs, listing promotional copy and pricing. The entries appear as brief ad items in a historical page segment.
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Siat Owen
Cub Scout Pack 58 Meeting Scheduled Tuesday
Cub Scout pack 58 is set to meet on Tuesday at 7 30 in the evening. Leaders remind families to bring uniforms and be early for check in and announcements.
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Cub Scout Pack
Soldier from Fort Francis Warren Visits Marion on Day Furlough
Private Albert A. Siegle of Fort Francis Warren Cheyenne arrived in Marion on a Sunday day furlough. He stayed as a guest in the Frank Webber home near Marion.
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Albert A. Siegle
Fort Francis Warren
Cheyenne
Marion
Frank Webber
Shakespeare Club Meets At Mrs George Whitney Home
The Shakespeare club will meet or see at the home of Mrs George Whitney, inviting members to attend a planned gathering in a private residence setting.
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The
Shakespeare Club
George Whitney
Weekend guests host in St Louis Anamosa area
Mr and Mrs Burdette F Snyder of St Louis and Frank Snyder of Anamosa were weekend guests in the home of Mr and Mrs George Erwin and Mr and Mrs Harold Howe.
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Burdette F. Snyder
St. Louis
Frank Snyder
Anamosa
George Erwin
Harold Howe
Dinner Honors Three Birthdays at Whitcomb Home
Miss Minnie Whitcomb and the Rev and Mrs C W Cleme hosted a Sunday dinner honoring birthdays of Mrs Effie Miller Miss Mabel Kearns and Erta Whitcomb. Also present were Rev Venard McAnain William Kearns and Mr and Mrs Clyde Kearns.
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Minnie Whitcomb
C. W. Cleme
Effie Miller
Mabel Kearns
Eretta Whitcomb
Venard Mcanain
William Kearns
Clyde Kearns
Bert Whitcomb Visits Sisters in Springville Sunday
Bert Whitcomb of Springville visited his sisters the Misses innie and Metta on Sunday, according to the local social notes.
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Bert Whitcomb
Springville
Innie and
Metta
Nickesons Visit Nickeson Family in Wichita
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Nickeson and their son Jerry of Wichita Kansas are guests in the home of F. L. Nickeson and family. F. H. Nickeson expects to go to Rochester Minnesota.
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F. H. Nickeson
Jerry
Wichita, Kan
Mr. Nickeson
F. L. Nickeson
Rochester
Minn
Weekday visit with brother set for midweek
A midweek engagement is planned with a notable figure and his brother accompanying him, details to be announced.
Local Names Appear in Masonry Family Notices
Mr and Mrs McCon and Mrs Milton Phillips join Mr and Mrs Shirley Shields of Masonry in a social round. Mr and Mrs ae Oxley and Mrs James pone hangs of ng appear in the fragmented list of neighbors by a Masonry section.
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McCon
Milton Phillips
Shirley Shields
Masonry
Ae Oxley
James Pone
Rural Mothers Club Meets At Peterson Home
The Rural Mothers club was entertained Friday at the home of Peterson. Mrs. Glenn Miller spoke on the subject Tonsils with guests Mrs. Harold Peterson Mrs. Irvin Schmickle and Mrs. Harold Halstead attending.
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Rural Mothers Club
Peterson
Glenn Miller
Harold Peterson
Irvin Schmickle
Harold Halstead
Marriage Announcement for Howe and Erwin Families
Mr and Mrs Harold Howe of Anamosa and their daughter Martha Jean join Mr and Mrs George Erwin of Marion in a formal announcement sharing family ties and residence locations.
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Harold Howe
Martha Jean
Anamosa
George Erwin
Marion
Titus sisters return from weekend visit
Miss La Verna Titus returned to her teaching posting after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Howard Titus. Miss Jeanette Titus, a University of Iowa student, was also home for the weekend.
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la Verna Titus
Howard Titus
Jeanette Titus
University of Iowa
City Pays Off 75000 More Of Its Bonded Debt
The city council paid seventy five thousand dollars of bonded debt including sewer bonds twelve thousand Memorial seventeen thousand bridge refunding thirty six thousand sewage disposal six thousand exhibition hall two thousand and fire equipment bonds two thousand. They also voted to issue ten thousand in fire equipment bonds to finish the account drained by par r payment was authorized on the fire truck after tests by the National Board of Fire Underwriters showed the vehicle passed its requirements.
Mrs. Kubicek Injured in Third Street Collision
Mrs. Fred Kubicek 105 Twenty seventh Street SE was reported in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital after a Sunday afternoon intersection crash at Third Street and Fifth Avenue SE involving a car driven by her husband and a wet vehicle driven by B L Wick. Burial for Edward J. Hrubucek will be held in Fairfax with services at the Polansky chapel.
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Fred Kubicek
Twenty Seventh Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Third Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Kubicek
B. L. Wick
Deaths in Osage area recall longtime heating engineer profile
W. W. Frisbie of Osage, lifetime heating engineer for Sib Company of Louisville, 20 years from retirement, died at 2 50 pm. He leaves a wife, three sons Oscar R. Frisbie Pittsburgh John B. Frisbie Knoxville Walters C. Frisbie Louisville and two daughters Mrs John A. Kanost Richmond Ind and Thenne A. Oakle Houston 13 grandchildren. He belonged to First Presbyterian Church Louisville Willis Stewart Lodge No 224 A F and A M Louisville. Funeral in Turner Chapel with Oak Hill Cemetery burial. He was married to Frank C. Flint who died in 1919. The Flint widow Mrs Henry Roth Cedar Rapids survives. Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev Thomas P. Shaffer Manchester and Rev Grant Anderson Sunshine Auxiliary No 22 Patriarchs Militant Cedar Rebekah Lodge No 494. Burial in the cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Martin Oe A
Frances Kilberger
Eighth Street
Linn County
John
Anna Dostal
Martin Kilberger
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Frank Lesinger
Francescnn
Cedar Rapi
Annh Hynek
Martin J
Frank
Mt. Vernon
William Dostal
Ge Edward J
Polansky Chapel
T. B. Hrubucek
Fairfax Cemetery
Screums
W. W. Childs
Manchester
Sib Company
Louisville
Kellogg, McKay
Richmond
Chicago
Frisbie
Marjorie Walters
Harrison School
Oscar R. Frisbie
Pittsburgh
John B. Fris
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frank C. Flint
Henry Roth
Mrs Libbie Flint Widow of Frank C Flint
Mrs Libbie Flint widow of Frank C Flint died at her home near Cedar Rapids after living in Manchester since 1882. She had resided in Man 1882 and was prominent in local circles. Funeral arrangements were announced by relatives.
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Libbie M. Flint
Frank C. Flint
Cedar Rapi
Man
Manchester
Supreme Court limits federal stay on state court proceedings
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, rules federal courts cannot pause state court actions after prior federal adjudication. Justice Frankfurter writes for the majority, citing a statute against injunctions, while Justice Reed dissents, arguing long standing relitigation doctrine. Also noted are unrelated items about a 155 mm field gun and its mobility.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Caw
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Reed
Stone
Justice Roberts
Samuel R. Toucey
Kansas Ty
New York Life Insurance Company
Iowa
United States
Reed
House Grants Fish Authority to Testify During Recess
The House approved a resolution allowing Rep. Fish to appear before a DC federal grand jury investigating foreign agents when the House is not in session. The measure, reported by the judiciary committee, cites a subpoena that violated House rights but allows waivers in individual cases.
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Sigell
Secre
Services for Antonia Sedlacek in Central City
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Barta chapel for Anton ia Sedlacek who died Saturday evening at his son Joe Sedlacek’s home in Central City. The Rev Zdenek F Pauk of Hus Memorial Church will officiate. Burial will follow in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening.
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Antonia
Joe Sedlacek
Central City
Barta Chapel
Zdenek F. Pauk
Hus Memorial
Bohemian National Cemetery
Retail sales slow pace in October from September
Retail store sales in suburban and rural areas rose in October reaching new highs except for December previous year. The September to October gain was smaller than the average rise, while nine month sales were 20 percent above 1940 levels and August showed a 26 percent year over year gain. The month over month gain from September was 2 percent, the smallest of any such report.
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Washington
INS
Parted
Condemnation Threat Over Apartment Sewers Stated
Samuel Nassif faces condemnation of his eight unit apartment building at 1102 1104 Fourteenth avenue SE unless sewer connections are completed. Assistant health officer Tony Tilussy said Nassif was instructed since July to connect fewer lines but has not acted.
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Samuel Nassif
Board of Health
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Tony Tilussy
Nassif
Stark Company Wins City Contract for Police Rifle Range
The Stark company was awarded a city contract Monday to construct a rifle and pistol range at the police station. Bids were Stark 3785 dollars Loomis Brothers 3950 dollars and Dedic Construction 4078 dollars. Safety Commissioner Wes Benesh and Police Chief Tom Condon led the project as part of a new police training program.
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Starts Building Company
Stark
Loomis Brothers and
Dedic Construction Company
Wes Benesh
Tom Condon
Arsenal Employment Near 10 000 Mark
Rock Island arsenal payrolls hit a record 1,986,021 for October as 9,816 employees appear on rosters plus 2,000 more workers not listed. Commandant Brig. Gen. Norman F. Ramsey notes wage boosts raise the average weekly pay to 41 dollars. Plans call for a new machine gun plant costing 3,509,000 dollars to run 800 workers around the clock on a six day week.
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Rock Island
Rock Island Arsenal
Norman F. Ramsey
Arsenal
The
Springfield
Mass
Waxey Gordon Nabbed in New York Vagrancy Arrest
Irving Wexler known as Waxey Gordon, former gang leader, was arrested by New York police on vagrancy charges. He was taken into custody on Park Avenue in uptown Manhattan after being ordered out of California previously.
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New York
INS
Irving
Waxey Gordon
Wexler
California
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Burglar Grabs 142 Dollars In Elkader Offices
Special to The Gazette Elkader Iowa burglar enters Fidelity Investment and Realty office steals 140 then gains 2 from a desk drawer in Murphy and Son law office between Saturday 9 15 p m and Monday 8 a m Sheriff E W Carlsen reports the realty office on the second floor of the Elkader bank was entered through a roof window while the law office was entered by lifting a latch.
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Elkader
Fidelity Investment and Realty Company
D. D. Murphy and Son
E. W. Carlsen
Carlsen
Elkader Bank
Artblend Hand Cream Promises Soft Rough Hands
Advertisement touts ArtBlend Hand Cream to soften rough hands quickly with a fragrant nonsticky finish. It highlights quick drying and low usage, offering a trial jar for 10 cents and states a local distributor in Chicago.
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Artelend Cosmetic
Studio
Lincoln Ave
Chicago
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National Life
Neabe Tdeeine
Hardin
Donald Roberts
Waterloo
P. Lormlard Company
Ting
Eer
Libbie Flint
U. S
House
Fish
Oo Ead
Anton Sedlacek
Bae i
Liberal
Checker Electric
Ist
ST. SE
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Iowa City and
ABC
Apt. House
Stark Company
PVE
Asenee
America
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