Early Holiday Observed by Iowans This Year
Iowans plan Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Cedar Rapids and Chicago, with many families sending members to Oak Park and Avon for the holiday. The piece notes Miss Joan Yessler of Oberlin, cadet Joe Podzimek of the Missouri Military Academy, and several local residents traveling to spend Thanksgiving with relatives or in Chicago and Denver.
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Iowa
States
Cedar Rap
J U. Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Oak Park
Ill
Illinois
Yessler
J. D. Fouse
Charles Cs Delo
Joan Yessler
UL Yesslers
Oberlin College
Ober- In
Yesslers
Cedar Rapids
Charles T. Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
Mary Ann Turnbull
Morney
Avon
Hickoks
Chicago
Hans J Jones
John Phillips
E. M. Victorine
Grande Avenue SE
Kathleen Victorine
Victorine
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Joe John Podzimek
Missouri Military Academy
Meatoo
Joseph S. Podzimek
Sixth Street
Podzimek
Jay H. Watts
Nineteenth Street
Kan Ua City
E A Wright
Wright
Denver
North American Airway Company, Inc
Miss Donna Johnson Birthday Dinner at University of Iowa
Miss Donna Jeanne Johnson a University of Iowa student will be honored Tuesday evening at a birthday dinner hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Chester S Johnson at 345 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE. Guests will include several university schoolmates who will accompany the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Jeanne Johnson
University of Iowa
Chester S Johnson
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Miss Johnson
Local Hosts Welcome Minnesota Visitors Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs J E Herriott hosted Mrs Herriott s parents Mr and Mrs F H Sykes of Peoria. Also present were Mr and Mrs H Herriott of Riverside and Mr and Mrs J J Mailals with Karen Jean, Mrs Eddie Gutch, and Mrs Howard Brush of Minneapolis. Minnesota guests concluded their stay Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Herriott
Washington Avenue
Herriotts
F. H. Sykes
Peoria
H . Herriott
Riverside
J J. Mailals
Karen Jean
Eddie Gutch
Howard Brush
Minneapois
Minnesota
Four generation family party at Fred Hanson home
The Fred Hanson home at 1330 Tenth Street NW hosted a Montasy evening celebration honoring Bob Tome for 15 days with Mrs Hanson and their infant son Bobbie from his assignment on the US New Mexico. Attendees included great grandmother Mrs Munisette Hanson, Mrs Alice Hanson and Jack Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hanson
Tenth Street
Fred
Kanter Klub Plans Social and Meeting at Y
Kanter Klub members meet at the Y on Wednesday at 8 p m to plan the social for the new year. Miss Mari Heden will speak on Moen Its Round Up Time in Texas. Members are asked to bring material to work on the scrapbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanter Klub
Y. Moen
Mari Heden
Tame Wall
Texas
Dinner Hosts at Commonwealth Tea Room For 25
Mr and Mrs W E Yessler hosted a Monday dinner at the Commonwealth tea room. Dr R L Naibert, a lieutenant at Fort Warren Wyoming visiting his parents Dr and Mrs W F Nai bert, was an out-of-town guest. The table was set for 25 with yellow and orange chrysanthemums and baskets of fruit at each end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E. Yessler
Third Avenue
Commonwealth Tea Room
R L. Naibert
Fort Warren
Wyo
W F Naibert
Grande Avenue SE
Shepards Host Bridge Club Dinner at Ox Yoke Inn
Mr o and Mrs J J Shepard of 501 Thirty-third Street NE will host a bridge club dinner at the Ox Yoke Inn in Amana Tuesday evening. Guests include Mr and Mrs I B McGladrey Dr and Mrs Ben L Knight and Mr and Mrs G K Thompson, who will then play cards at the Shepard residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J Shepard
Thirty-third Street
Bridge Club
Amana
I B. McGladrey
Ben L Knight
G K. Thompson
Shepard
Jack Spears to Visit Parents in Cottage Grove Area
Arriving Saturday to be the guest for a few weeks of his parents Mr and Mrs Charles A Spears Cottage Grove avenue SE was Jack Spears employed with the war department in the Panama Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Spears
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Jack Spears
War Department
Panama Canal Zone
Daniel family establish new residence in Iowa City
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Daniel and their son Edward LaPlante Daniel have set up home at 1949 B avenue NE. The Daniels, formerly of Terre Haute Indiana, are now residents of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M Daniel
Edward LaPlante Daniel
B Avenue
Daniel
Terre Haute
Ind
Mrs Hahn and daughters return from Madison visit
Mrs Cedric Hahn and her daughters Suzanne and Sandra returned Sunday after a week in Madison Wisconsin. They were guests of Mrs Hahn's mother Mrs E J Reynolds at 2526 Country Club Parkway Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Cedric Hahn
Country Club Parkway SE
Suzanne
Sandra
Hahn
E. J. Reynolds
Birthday dinner honors Jack L Edwards with family guests
Guest of honor Monday evening was Jack L Edwards at a birthday dinner hosted by his mother Mrs J R Edwards of 2085 Eastern Boulevard SE. Attending were Mrs William G Fieseler Mrs Vergil A Bergen Miss Josephine Johnson of Central City and Dean Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Edwards
J. R Edwards
Eastern Boulevard SE
William G. Fieseler
Vergil A Bergen
Josephine Johnson
Central City
Dean Metcalf
Birthday Honored Mrs Kruse at Daughter's Party
Mrs Carl Kruse of 1557 B avenue NE was feted Saturday afternoon at a party hosted by her daughter Mrs E Butts with help from Mrs O T Tarvin. Games and voice recording entertained guests including Mrs John Crawford Mrs Everett Newton Elsie Gay Mrs Arthur Butts Mrs Elmer Waline Mrs Walter Huber and Louise Butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kruse
B Avenue NE
E. Butts
O. T. Tarvin
John Crawford
Everett Newton
Elsie Gay
Arthur Butts
Elmer Waline
Walter Huber
Louise Butts
Jolly Dozen Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Gates and Mrs Tait
Mrs Lucille Gates and Mrs Ben Tait will host the Jolly Dozen at 1 pm Wednesday for a luncheon at Mrs Cunninghams tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Gates
Ben Tait
Jolly Dozen Club
Kahga Camp Fire honors November birthday girls
A November birthday social hour followed Kahga Camp Fire group business at Mrs. John D. Day's home on 1967 Avenue NE. Honorees were Jean Hunt Joyce Johnson and Barbara Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahga
John D. Day
Avenue NE
Jean Hunt
Joyce Johnson
Barbara Shaw
Circle of the King's Daughters to sew for Red Cross
West Highlands ladies circle announces a Red Cross sewing session Thursday afternoon starting at 1 30 in the Red Cross sewing rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Highlands
King's Daughters
Red Cross
Beethoven Club Discussing Opera Origin and Excerpts
The Beethoven Club meeting at 10 30 a m Thursday in the Y W C A clubroom will cover opera origins with papers by Mrs Edna Barrett Jackson and Mr W J McGuire plus excerpts from Purcell Handel Mozart Donizetti and Wagner. A 9 15 a m board session precedes the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
D. Barger
Edna Barrett Jackson
W. J. McGuire
Rinaldor Handel
Mildred Benninghoff
German
Oneral
Ah Lo So
Mozart Gladys Miner
Leise, Leise
Leise
Fromme Weise
Weber Lois Brown
Germini Crascum
Donizetti
Gladys Miner
Cathrean Donnelly
Purcell
Lally Gladys_ Miner
Faye Young
Kaldenberg Home Hosts Jackson and Memphis Guests
Guests Monday and Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs C C Kaldenberg at 2300 Ridgeway drive SE were Mr. and Mrs James Carnes of Jackson Mississippi and Mr. and Mrs Charles Compton of Memphis Tennessee with their children John and Esther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C C Kaldenberg
Ridgeway Drive
James Carnes
Jackson
Charles Compton
Memphis
Tenn
John
Esther
Picnic Luncheon for Eight at Mrs Montgomery’s Bridge Meet
Mrs Neil Montgomery invites eight bridge club members to a picnic luncheon followed by an afternoon of cards at her Linden drive SE home on Wednesday.
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Bridge Club
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Weekend guests visit Kofron home for Iowa Minnesota game
Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs D J Kofron 1211 Third avenue SE were Mr and Mrs M E Birdsell Mason City and Mr and Mrs R W Long Oelwein They attended the Iowa Minnesota game and were entertained at dinner Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Darey 2308 D avenue NE The D J Kofrons and Mr and Mrs F J Kofron also joined the dinner guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Kofron
Third Avenue
M E Birdsell
Mason City
R. W. Long
Oelwein
C E Darey
D Avenue NE
D. J. Kofrons
F J Kofron
Snodgrass Family Honors Vernon On Fourteenth Birthday Night
At 608 Sumner Street NW Mr and Mrs W E Snodgrass hosted a party Monday evening for Vernon Snodgrass as part of his fourteenth birthday celebration. Guests included Flying Eagle patrol members from Boy Scout troop 13 and several Snodgrass family friends.
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Vernon
W. E Snodgrass
Sumner Street
Flying Eagle Patrol
Boy Scout Troop 13
Jack Benesh
Frederick Buchanan
William Dale
Donald Randall
Billy Anderson
Donald Martin
Everett King, Jr
Marvin Sedlacek
Donna Marie Ulch
Lulu Ronnenberg
Betty Snodgrass
Jimmy Snodgrass
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club topics cover poetry and books
Members of the history and literature department met at the clubhouse for two book reviews. Mrs G Y Swartzendruber discussed A Thousand Shall Fall by Hans Hober and Miss Alice Story spoke on Books Alive by Vincent Starrett. A musicians group from Coe College closed the program.
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Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Hans Hobe
Alice Story
Public Library
Vincent Starrett
Coe College
Joyce Roberts
Emma Allen
Leatta Jorgensen
P T A Meets With Home Study Group and Speakers
Mrs L A Williams hosts a Jackson P T A study group at 605 Fifteenth Street SE at 2 30 PM Wednesday The topic The Homemaker Takes Over appears in the September Parent Teacher magazine Judd Dean Cedar Rapids recreation chief speaks on Indoor Recreation at a Tyler P T A meeting at 2 PM Wednesday Mothers of 5A and 5B will host the social hour after the business session.
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L. A. Williams
Fifteenth Street SE
Jackson P. T. A
Judd Dean
Cedar Rapids
Tyler P. T
A U W Panel On Inflation At Montrose Hotel
The American Association of University Women hosts a panel and open forum on inflation titled Inflation, What Can We Do About It? on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Crystal ballroom of the Montrose hotel with Dr Ward Macy of Coe College as chairman and speakers Arthur Poe, A R Pearson, Scott McIntyre, and Harry Boyd. educational committee led by Mrs Dwight Krumboltz and assistants organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
American Association of University Women
Ward Macy
Coe College
Arthur Poe
A. R. Pearson
Springville
Scott McIntyre
Harry Boyd
Miss Batten Becomes Bride of Earl Lentner
Miss Catherine Elaine Batten and Earl N. Lentner wed at Kenwood Methodist Church in a Sunday ceremony. Rev. Merton B. Green officiated. Attendants included Marilyn and Shirley Batten as bridesmaids and Mathias Steichen as best man. The couple will reside at 514 Thirty second Street NE after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Methodist Church
Merton B Green
Catherine Elaine Batten
S. G. Batten
Thirty-second Street
Earl N. Lentner
Joseph Leatner
H. L. Emerson
Marilyn Batten
Shirley Batten
Mathias Steichen
Jeanne Anne Batten
Darlene Steichen
Sidney Batten, Jr
Mr. Lentner
John Brinda
Paul Driscoll
Franklin High School
St Peter and Paul's School
Petersburg
LaPlant-Choate Company
Alter Dec
Mrs Morris Poe Bridge Club Hostess
Mrs Morris Poe entertained her bridge club Monday evening at her home 953 Nineteenth avenue SW. Prizes were won by Mrs RW Hahn Mrs Don Wallace and Mrs Ben Carlson. Other guests included Mrs George Cisler Mrs M G Swords Mrs John White and Mrs Harry Sargeant.
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Nineteenth Avenue
Morris Poe
Bridge Club
RW. Hahn
Don Wallace
Ben Carlson
George Cisler
M. G Swords
John White
Harry Sargeant
Mrs Rayman Honored at Farewell Luncheon
At Cedar Rapids Country Club hostess Mrs C H Stark arranged a luncheon for 16 guests to honor Mrs Charles Rayman who will move soon to Little Falls New York. The gathering featured a bridge outing in the afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
C. H. Stark
D Avenue NE
Charles Rayman
Little Falls
N. Y
Bridge
Elmer Neff
Wurster
Cedar Rapids
Koffee Klub Plans Pheasant Dinner at Boatmen's Club
Thirty five members of the Koffee Klub will gather at the Boatmen's club near Conrad beach Tuesday evening for a pheasant dinner. This get-together is one of the few yearly events planned by members who have breakfast at Kresge's.
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Koffee Klub
Boatmen's Club
Conrad Beach
Kresge's
Relief corps luncheon and meeting at Memorial Coliseum
Members of the Woman's Relief Corps meet at 12 15 p m Thursday at Harmony Cafeteria for lunch then proceed to Memorial Coliseum for a 2 p m meeting and inspection Mrs Tracy Bradley of Iowa City a past department president will serve as inspector.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Harmony Cafeteria
Memorial Coliseum
Tracy Bradley
Iowa City
Complete Walnut Shell Makeup Wardrobe for Country Tweeds
A packaging idea features lipstick rouge face powder and nail polish in a large walnut shell. Designed to harmonize with warm fall and winter country tweed tones, it makes a charming hostess gift for a weekend rural visit.
Touch Up Nails Daily
Daily nail touch ups help maintain appearance with quick color reapplication after minor hits. Retouching aligns with morning routines, applying a dash of color to damaged spots and a daily coat of clear, adhesive polish for tidier nails.
Cunningham To Speak At Athletic Banquet
The American Legion plans its annual athletic banquet for Dec. 4 with Glenn Cunningham of Cornell College as speaker. A. R. McElwain Z. N. Lundy and H. F. Knight head the committee. Joe Walker reports 167 members enrolled. State Commander Tom Tracey of Manchester will attend the January meeting. The auxiliary plans a Nov. 25 benefit party in Legion hall. membership at 130. About 120 attended the auxiliary and post picnic supper. The junior auxiliary elected Donna Helbig president Barbara Armstrong secretary Betty Blok treasurer Shirley Clapp scribe Rita Biddick chaplain. The Parent Teacher Association clothing center seeks children’s coats caps mittens dresses and footwear for distribution to needy schoolchildren. contact Mrs. W. W. Stimson or Miss Rachel Hatch. Wisconsin Pilsner beer ad. The Presbyterian Win-a-Couple class will pancake supper and meeting Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Reservations with Mrs. W. W. Lary. First division Ladies Aid meets Friday at 7 p.m. with Mrs. W. D. Shank to plan a bazaar.
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American Legion
Glenn Cunningham
Cornell College
A. R. McElwain
Z. N. Lundy
H. F. Knight
Joe Walker
Tom Tracey
Manchester
Legion Hall
Junior Auxiliary
Jeane Clapp
Donna Helbig
Barbara Armstrong
Betty Blok
Shirley Clapp
Rita Biddick
Parent Teacher Association Clothing Center
W. W. Stimson
Lincoln Building
Rachel Hatch
First aid class enrolls fifty under Red Cross program
Fifty men and women enrolled in a 10 lesson first aid course to begin Friday at 7 30 p m in the public library auditorium under the American Red Cross. Captain E A Milliken of Cedar Rapids will instruct. contact H R Livingston, chairman, for enrollment.
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Public Library
The
American Red Cross
H. R. Livingston
E A Milliken
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Supreme Court Rules Soldiers' Preference Exempts Dept Heads
The Iowa supreme court ruled six to two that the soldiers' preference law does not apply to department heads. The decision seated Bert L. Zuver as Des Moines city assessor after appointment under the 1941 act, with J. B. Tulant contesting under the soldiers' preference act. Justice Oscar Hale wrote that the assessor is both head and part of the department, with deputies acting in his stead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Bert L. Zuver
J. B. Tulant
Oscar Hale
Disputed reach of department duties under statute
Justice Carl Stiger wrote a dissent as the court ruled the statute does not apply to every appointive office. The majority held the law covers public works and departments but not all offices including vacancies, clarifying legislative intent. The dispute centers on Tusant's interpretation of broad application versus limited scope.
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Tusant
Carl Stiger
Act Now Against Defense Strikes Demands Action
Senator Herring urged immediate legislation to forestall defense strikes and warned a labor leader defying the President could force army intervention. He tied the coal mine closures to steel mill needs and endorsed the President and John Lewis to resolve the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Washington
United States
NBC Blue
United States Army
John Lewis
The
Iowan
Ames Campus News Shows Dorm Newspaper Shortage
Ames daily Student editors report a severe lack of world news in campus housing. The survey finds one daily paper for every 25 students in organized houses, 65 coeds in women's dorms, 23 men in men's dorms, one paper for every 18 sorority girls, and one for every 12 fraternity men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMES
Towa State College
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J. E. Herriotts
W. E. Yesslers
J. J. Shepards
Canal Zone
C. M. Daniels
Mrs. Hahn
Madison
Jack Edwards
Kahga Camp
West Highlands Circle
S. Arcid
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Beethoven Club
Kaldenberg
Vernon Snodgrass
Woman’s Clubhouse
Mrs
Campbell
K J. Campbell
C Avenue NE
P. E
Kenneth Ottsen
Louis Untermeyer
Guy Kitterman
Ottumwa
B. R Condiff
B. H. Tony
Paullina
P.T.A. Meetings
Tyler
A.U.W
Miss Batten
Earl Lentner
W. R. C. Inspection
Lydia E. Pinkham
Claxton
COR
Marion News
Cunningham
Wisconsin
W. W. Lary
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
W. D Shank
Eighth Street
Carter
Owen
IO O.F Hall
Roy Williams
Blairs Ferry Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Prescott
H. W Leffingwell
K-V_ Cafe
Richard Clark
Ninth Street
O. G. Waffle
Mrs. Clark
Marion
Fred Shireman
Friendly Guild
Sid Cary
Fay Bailey
Henry Arp, Jr
A. A. Schenken
Christian Church
Jordan’s Grove
L. A. Johnston
Federation of Women's Clubs
Sara Nott
Linn County
David Lennox, Jr
Marshalltown
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
M. J. Locke
Tipton Methodist Church
M. E. Isaacs
Cecil Lewis
Britt
Mrs. Isaacs
G. M. Hibner
Parent-Teacher Association
Lucy Simpson
Lincoln School
F. T. Fox Lodge No
B. of R. T
Memorial Hall
L. M Creglow
Twelfth Street
L. M. Phelps
Cary Club
Mary McKean
H. W. Irwin
L. M. Creglow
Mexico
Billy
King’s Daughters
Glenn Kinser
Willis Jordan
Venard McLaughlin
Congregational Church
Dept
Martin
Optical Service
Leonard T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Third St
Dial
Harry F. Tisher
Pres
Hutchinson
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