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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1941

Page

9

June Marie Clay and William F Elgas Wed in St Patrick’s Church

Mr and Mrs Raymond H Clay announce the marriage of their daughter June Marie to William F Elgas on Saturday at St Patrick's rectory with Rev D J Lenihan officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward Teahen. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.

Raymond H. Clay Conrad June Marie William F. Elgas Ben Elgas Tenth Street NW St. Patrick’s Church D. J. Lenihan Edward Teahen

Thanksgiving Guests Fill Cedar Rapids Homes

Hostesses prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday as visitors arrive in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa Minnesota weekend. Local families welcome guests from Wisconsin Michigan Illinois and New York while extended family stays with residents on Cedar Rapids streets and apartments.

Waples Family Weekend Trip Spans Chicago Cedar Rapids

Mrs Frank C Waples and her daughter Diane spent the weekend in Chicago. Miss Waples returned to Cedar Rapids Sunday evening and Mrs Waples traveled to Detroit to spend the week with relatives.

Frank C Waples Forest Drive Diane Waples Chicago Waples Cedar Rapids Detroit

Surprise birthday dinner and bridge for Miss Mabel May

Mrs N S May and Mrs Walter Wachal hosted a Sunday evening event at 1628 Bever Avenue SE for Miss Mabel May on her birthday. Attendees included Margaret Burke Ruth Griffin Margaret Jacobsen Maxine Romine Lillian Struesky Madge LaPorte and Irene Marousek with Burke Griffin and Romine winning the bridge prizes.

N S May Walter Wachal Bever Avenue Mrs Mays Mabel May Margaret Burke Ruth Griffin Margaret Jacobsen Maxine Romine Lillian Struesky Madge LaPorte Irene Marousek Miss Burke Miss Griffin Miss Romine

Cottage Cheese Ring Salad For Informal Luncheon

A cottage cheese lemon gelatin ring filled with apple, celery, and pineapple creates a wholesome economical main course for informal luncheons or suppers. The dish offers bright fruit and crisp vegetables inside a light savory mold.

Mrs Mulsow Attends Fall Board Meeting in Chicago

Mrs Frederick W Mulsow of 359 Garden Drive SE returned Saturday from Chicago where she attended the fall board meeting of the women's auxiliary to the American Medical Association. She was accompanied by Mrs W R Hornaday of Des Moines, president of the auxiliary to the Iowa State Medical Society.

Frederick W Mulsow Garden Drive Chicago Woman's Auxiliary American Medical Association W. R. Hornaday Des Moines Iowa State Medical Society

Junior League Cedar Rapids Executive Meeting

A special executive meeting of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids is set for Tuesday at 11:30 AM at the Montrose hotel. The general session will follow in the afternoon at 2:00 PM at the Montrose.

Junior League of Cedar Rapids Montrose Hotel Montrose

Thanksgiving Tea at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club

The American Home Department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club will host a Thanksgiving tea Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the clubhouse. Mrs. David Lennox Jr. of Marshalltown will be the speaker.

American Home Department Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Garden Club Postpones Wednesday Meeting

The Cedar Rapids Garden Club postpones its Wednesday morning meeting to Wednesday December 3 at 10 am. The gathering will be at the home of Mrs. William L. Phipps, 355 Woodland Drive SE.

Cedar Rapids Garden Club William L. Phipps Woodland Drive

Wall Hanging Pattern by Laing Wheeler Craft Idea

Adorable puppies wall hanging pattern number 1008 promises easy stitching to sketch playful dogs. Includes transfer pattern for a 15 by 19 inch hanging plus color chart and materials list. Send 10 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft department for details and pattern enrollment.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Department Eighth Avenue New York

Engagement announced for Ruth Cook and Merle Tomkins

Mr and Mrs B W Cook of 716 Sixth Street SW announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to Merle Tomkins son of Mr and Mrs A Tomkins of 1011 Beavercourt SE. The marriage is planned for December. Both couples attended Roosevelt High School. Mr Tomkins works for Kratchmer Furniture Company.

B. W. Cook Sixth Street Ruth Merle Tomkins A Tomkins Beavercourt Miss Cook Mr Tomkins Roosevelt High School Tomkins Kratchmer Furniture Company

Beethoven Club Hosts Annual Musicale and Tea

Approximately 100 patrons attended the Beethoven club musicale and tea at the YMCA to honor the group. Mrs Louis Sila, club president, opened with a Luther quote as Miss Rose Ann Kubovec and Mrs Thomas A DeWees vocalist performers led the program.

Beethoven Club Louis Sila Y W.C. A Rose Ann Kubovec Thomas A DeWees Donald C. Cook DeWees Emil C. Novak Eleanor Houts Alfred Heinrich Paul A. Miner Co. K. Brown Everett N. Wood Frank V. Orr E E. Fisher H M Hill Ruth Stechcon D D. Mitchell W. G. Basler Joseph H. Kitchin Miss Pratt Edna Dieman

Institute to Be Held at Christian Church

Miss Agness Fishbach missionary from Asuncion Paraguay will lead a two day institute at First Christian church She speaks Tuesday at 2 30 p m to church women at a tea at Mrs G E King 1621 Washington Ave SE and to church youth at 6 30 p m Women lunch on Wednesday at Mary Ann Bat shop 12 noon conference at 2 30 p m in the church living room and a church basket dinner at 6 30 p m in the church dining room

Agness Fishbach Asuncion Paraguay First Christian Church Fishbach Colegio Internacional South America G. E. King Washington Avenue Mary Ann Bat All Church

Picnic Honors Denver-Chicago Bus Drivers Families

Mrs Mary Albertson hosted a noon picnic at 917 Second Street SW honoring the Denver-Chicago bus drivers families. Attendees included Mrs Floyd Alderman Mrs Art Sever and Jim mie Mrs Dick Jones and Mrs Ray Davis with son Burel among many others.

Mary Albertson Second Street Floyd Alderman Art Sever Jimmie Dick Jones Ray Davis Burel Russ McDonald William Clayburn Clarence Stewart Nadine LaMar Schofield Bud Zimmerman Carol

Bethany church circle plans bazaar and bake sale

The Ella Swan Circle of Bethany Congregational met at 1925 C Avenue NE hosted by Mrs. Irene Furman. Plans were completed for the bazaar and bake sale set for November 21. Miss Margaret Garretson reviewed Mrs. Miniver. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Gordon Barger’s home, 1332 Ninth Street NW.

Ella Swan Bethany Congregational Church Irene Furman C Avenue NE

Visitor Trio Returns Home From Pasadena Visit

Mrs Edward Marx of Mt Vernon and her son Edwin and Miss Betty Duffy of 1100 Ninth Street SE returned Friday after a month long visit in Pasadena California.

Edward Marx Mt. Vernon Edwin Betty Duffy Ninth Street SE Pasadena Calif

Mercy Junior Nurses Plan Dance Benefit

Mercy Hospital school of nursing junior students announce a benefit dance to fund social activities. The event runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Danceland, open to the public, with tickets on sale at the hospital and at the door. General chair Marylou Carnes leads, with Leona Stanek Neela Woods and Margaret Hertzberg assisting. Chaperons include Dr. and Mrs. Krause Broghammers Stark and Smrha.

Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Mercy School of Nursing Danceland Marylou Carnes Cedar Rapids Leona Stanek Chelsea Neela Woods Mechanicsville Margaret Hertzberg Independence

Darlene Greenwood and Eugene Riggins Wedding Noted

Mr and Mrs E J Greenwood announce the marriage of their daughter Darlene to Eugene Riggins son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Begins. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at the groom s home with Rev Forest Beyers officiating.

E J. Greenwood Seventh Street Darlene Eugene Riggins Glenn Fifteenth Avenue Forest Beyers Mary Shimek Arthur Holland

Oakdale Couple Ends Leave Visit in Cedar Rapids

Capt. and Mrs. Walter A. Kansky of Oakdale Louisiana, on a 15 day leave from Camp Claiborne, spent time in Cedar Rapids with Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Stanton at 1011 Eleventh Avenue SE. They will depart for Chicago and Oakdale.

Walter A. Kansky Oakdale Captain Kansky Camp Claiborne Cedar Rapids D. T. Stanton Eleventh Avenue SE Sergecy Chicago Oakale

Freezing Grapefruit and Orange Sections as Lettuce Garnish

Instructional note describes freezing grapefruit or grapefruit and orange sections in an automatic refrigerator tray until mushy. Adds a touch of dressing if desired and serves on lettuce leaves as a refreshing accompaniment to meat courses.

Make This Model At Home Pattern 4927 Available in Plus Sizes

Pattern 4927 is available in misses and women's sizes from 14 to 42. Size 16 requires 2% yards of 54 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents for this pattern to Pattern Department, The Cedar Rapids Gazette, West 17th Street, New York. Ten cents more adds our newest Pattern Book with modes for all ages plus a free hat and bag set.

Cedar Rapids Gazette West 17Th Street New York N. Y

Krejci Huston Wedding In St Wenceslaus Church

The marriage of Miss Laura Huston and Louis Krejci was solemnized November 11 at St Wenceslaus church with an 8 am ceremony officiated by Rev. Joseph A Syrovy. Attendants included Mrs William Krejci matron of honor and bridesmaids Catherine Havens Irene Shebetka Helen Drahos. Best man was George Krejci. ushers were John and Thomas Huston and Don Fitzpatrick. A breakfast at the Roosevelt followed. couple totted off for a two week motor trip to St Louis and the southern states.

Laura Huston Tom Huston Third Street Louis Krejci Antoinette Krejci St Wenceslaus Church Joseph A Doris Blake William Krejci Catherine Havens Irene Shebetka Helen Drahos George Krejci John Thomas Huston Don Fitzpatrick Roosevelt Hotel St. Louis

Raymans Receive Two Farewell Courtesies

Weekend events honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rayman of 916 H avenue NW before their move to Little Falls New York. Bridges and gifts highlighted the gatherings with Mrs Wilson Carpenter and Mrs Joseph Enzler hosting and prize winners named.

Charles J. Rayman H Avenue NW Little Falls N. Y Ed Stark Twenty-first Street Bridge Club Wilson Carpenter Joseph Enzler Elks Club Rayman C. H. Stark R. P. Quinn Bert Danner Bernard Herbers Iowa City Larry Yount Mrs. Rayman

Baptist Women Tea at Miss Este Heath Home

A Sunday afternoon tea from 4 to 6 at 1631 Washington avenue SE hosted by the First Baptist church business and professional women. Assistant hostesses included Alice Charlesworth Marjorie Walters Mary Bowne Marjorie Bywater Harriet Hallett Ruby McCloskey and Anna McCurley. Maude Krebs led devotions and Mrs Milo Wenger reviewed The Keys of the Kingdom by A J Cronin. Mrs M R Heath presided at the tea service.

Miss Este Heath Washington Avenue First Baptist Church Alice Charlesworth Marjorie Walters Mary Bowne Marjorie Bywater Harriet Hallett Ruby McCloskey Anna McCurley Maude Krebs Milo Wenger A. J Cronin M R. Heath Lea

Picnic Luncheon For Social 50 Club At Mrs Boyson Home

Social 350 members will meet Mrs Boyson at 2314 Bever Avenue SE for a Tuesday picnic luncheon. The event is scheduled for 1 p.m. and is hosted by the Social 50 club in a community gathering.

H. N. Boyson Bever Avenue Social 50 Club

Tau Kappa Epsilon Mothers Club Luncheon Hostess

Mrs Cyrus Metcalf of 617 First Avenue E will host the Tau Kappa Epsilon Mothers Club luncheon meeting on Wednesday at 1 p.m.

Cyrus Metcalf First Avenue E Tau Kappa Epsilon Mothers’ Club

P. T. A. Meeting in Wilson With Concert by School Orchestra

The Wilson P. T. A. will meet Wednesday at 7 30 in the school. The program opens with a concert by the school orchestra directed by Alan Richardson. A panel will discuss whether education meets the needs of modern youth with Miss Jennie Post, the principal.

Wilson P. T. A Alan Richardson Jennie Post

Panel set for discussion with Cedar Rapids educators

The program features a panel with chairman and Miss Sara Ann Brown and G. A. Zacharias, teachers, Mrs C A Love, Louis Nelson, and Louis Valliere. Parents may participate in the discussion and an art exhibit will be shown. All parents and friends are invited.

Sara Ann Brown G. A. Zacharias C A. Love Cedar Rapids P. T A. Council Iowa P T. A Louis Nelson Louis Valliere Wilson

Cleaning burned pans with washing soda soak

To remove burnt food from iron utensils fill the pan with hot water and washing soda. Soak then bring to a boil. Wash in hot suds, rinse with clear hot water and dry with a towel.

City Briefs Highlight Events and Local Notables

Cooking school in the Glow Room Cedar Rapids Gas Co Tuesday at 2 15 with a guest artist from American Stove Co in Chicago assisting Mrs Miles. Crescent lodge No 25 meets tonight at 7 30 at Masonic hall first degree and refreshments. Ladies auxiliary meetings Wednesday at 2 with addresses. Local residents Mrs Myers and Mr Myers returned from a Northwest Iowa hunting trip. William Tehel returns from the National Bottlers convention in Philadelphia. First Lieut Edwin C Novak on active duty at Lawson Field Fort Benning Ga. William D Kempter promoted to sergeant in the U S Army.

Cedar Rapids Gas Company American Stove Company Chicago Crescent Lodge No A. F A. M Masonic Hall Edwin C. Novak F. M. Novak Second Street Army Air Force Lawson Field Fort Benning Novak Army Air Force Observers School Brookfield Tex

Topics that bore listeners and how to talk better

Ruth Millett notes conversational drift as topics such as medical operations family meals children jobs and trips bore others. She urges women to be better listeners and reduce monologues to revive the social exchange.

Randolph graduate Kempter in Mission Texas with wife

A Randolph field graduate Kempter is now stationed at Mission Texas where he has been joined by his wife. Private first class Donald Bruce, son of Mr and Mrs Leon ard Bruce, 325 Eleventh Street SW, is spending a 10 day furlough with his parents. Private Bruce has been with a hospital company at Fort Francis E Warren Cheyenne Wyoming but will report to Belmont hospital El Paso Texas to attend surgical school when his furlough ends.

Randolph Field Kempter Mission, Tex Donald Bruce Leonard Bruce Eleventh Street Bruce Fort Francis E. Warren Cheyenne Wyo Belmont Hospital el Paso Tex

War in Europe Looms Prompts Ickes Appeal to Nation

Secretary Ickes warns Americans of possible active entry into war and pledges resolve to wield newly forged weapons if needed. Shinwell criticizes Britain's war effort as a flawed defense and scoring team. Mackenzie King defends Canada’s troop deployment as defense of freedom. John J. Lewis of the CIO notes coal mines stay shut despite army decisions.

International News Service Washington Harold Ickes

Norris to quit Senate after term ends

Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska announced he will not seek reelection and plans to retire when his current term expires next year. He said he will return to McCook, Nebraska, and noted he will be 81 on his next birthday. Norris has served since 1902 and 1913 in the House and Senate respectively.

Neb Norris Congress House Senate Woodrow Wilson Germany Roosevelt

U S Plans Trade Pact With Iceland

Secretary Cordell Hull Monday announced formal notice to negotiate a reciprocal trade agreement with Iceland. Public hearings on the proposed pact will begin December 15.

Washington Latte Cordell Hull Iceland

Combine Shrimp with a Rich Curry Sauce

Prepare a curry sauce and coat cooked shrimp. Use canned shrimp if fresh boiled shrimp are unavailable. Serve over rice with a green garden salad for a balanced meal.

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June Marie Clay Dudley Averill St. John's Military Academy Delafield Wis Worth S Averill Second Avenue SE Donald M . Leonard Grand Rapids Mich Kay Leonard Harry Cocke Windermere Frances Eby First Avenue Richard Rugg Gladbrook Edward Scott Cooperstown John Stevens Fred Loy Meadowbrook Drive Scotts H L. DeYoung Third Avenue Loy Oscar Rush J Clyde Lick Homer Carley Malina McKenna DeYoung Ed Kane James W. Wiggett Coeur d'Alene Ida Jane Slavata Ford R. Jessup O E. Sikora Evanston, Il Elizabeth Sikora J L Kenecny Crescent Street Frank C. Waples Miss May Lydia Pinkehams Addequa Mulsow Woman's Club Garden Club Fy Laing Wheeler Norge Stouck Corot Fifth Avenue SE Miss Ruth Cook Christian Church Mrs. Albertson Ella Swan Circle Mercy Junior Nurses Darlene Greenwood Mrs. Riggins Krejci-Huston Raymans TAU Kappa Epsilon P.T.A. Meetings Betty Cordon City Briefs Clyde H. White Dale A. Myers Iowa William Tehel William D. Kempter H. C. Kempter Seventh Avenue SW Ruth Millett Gazette London Emanuel Shinwell Ottawa W. L. Mackenzie King John J. Lewis CIO United Mine Workers U.S Meraline Martin's Zoric
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