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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1941

Page

22

Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs John W Good

Tuesday marks the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John William Good of 113 E avenue NW. A Sunday surprise dinner at their son William E Good’s home drew family including two wedding-era attendees Irving G Chaplin and Mrs Fred Matheson, with three grandchildren and many relatives.

John William Good E Avenue NW William E. Good Eleventh Street NW Donald Lloyd Leone Ruth Arlene Carol Irving G. Chaplin Kansas City Good Fred Matheson Monticello Mr. Good George Good

Golden Wedding Celebrated by Many in Iowa

A large group of relatives from Hopkinton and Cedar Rapids gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. Good on their golden wedding anniversary. The couple, married in 1891, lived in Cedar Rapids since 1912 after decades of farming and horse trading in Delaware County and other ventures.

Andrew Loop John Bert Henry Willa Mae Leone Lloyd Burdick Joe Swanson Hopkinton Fred W. Smith Vernon E. Good Alta R. Duncan Cedar Rapids Mr. Good William J Elizabeth Ford Good Monticello Delaware County Iowa Mrs. Good

Night at the Camp and a Web of Hearts

A summer tale follows Constance and Rosalind amid romances and loyalties. Terry courts Constance while Rosalind battles a troubled marriage with Van as rumors and a jail night shake their circle leading to a magistrate hearing and uncertain futures.

Zonite Ad Promises Safe Feminine Hygiene Solution

An advertisement urges married women to avoid risky douches and alveptive acids. It promotes Zonite as non poisonous and non caustic, claims germ killing on contact, odor reduction, and protection of delicate tissues. Over 20 million bottles sold. Free booklet "Feminine Hygiene Today" offered by Zonite Products Corporation.

Zonite Products Corporation Dept Lexington Avenue New York N.Y

Fuller Calls Strikes Costly to War Effort

Walter D. Fuller, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, warned that 24,000,000 hours of production have been lost to strikes since the defense program began. He urged decisive action to reduce labor disruption and keep war production on track.

New York INS John L. Lewis Hitler Walter D. Fuller National Association of Manufacturers

Three Die as Japan Quake Hits Southwest. 300 Injured

Domei reports an earthquake in southwestern Japan on Wednesday left three dead and about 300 injured. The quake caused widespread damage across multiple prefectures and prompted emergency responses.

TOKIO Japan Domei

Vesely Receives Captain Rank in Iowa National Guard

Stanley Vesely long time director of the Coe College military band since 1926 is commissioned captain in the Iowa National Guard. The honor, ordered by Gov. George Wilson on Adjt. Gen. Charles Grah’s recommendation, recognizes Vesely’s work leading the band which has played at three presidential inaugurations and performed annually at Palm Sunday concerts and in Chicago.

Stanley Vesely Coe College Military Band Iowa National Guard George Wilson Adjt Charles Grah Vesely Coe Military Band Iowa Guard Coe Orchestra Hall Chicago Marine Corps Army Navy NBC CBS Iowa

Pattern 4934 Available in Misses and Women's Sizes

Pattern 4934 comes in sizes 12 through 42 with size 16 requiring 3 yards of 36 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York for the pattern. Ten cents more buys the Pattern Book with fashion tips and a free hat and bag pattern.

Cedar Rapids Gazette West 17Th Street New York

Lookout Mountain Straddles Tennessee and Georgia

The landmark rises along the border of Tennessee and Georgia, sharing claims to both states. Its ridge forms part of the scenic backbone of the Appalachian region and attracts visitors from multiple states.

Lookout Mountain States Tennessee Georgia

Fashionable Rector Denies Lover Count In Tangle Over Will

The Rev. Dr. Henry Darlington, rector of the Church of Heavenly Rest, called an attorney's claim that he was the late Mrs. Anna Hollingsworth Siter Paton’s lover “utterly false.” Paton left to him her home and income from three tenths of about 1 million dollars. Counsel for an objector cited a 1926 funeral meeting and possession of alleged love letters.

White Plains N. Y Henry Darlington Church of Heavenly Rest Episcopal Church Fifth Avenue New York City Anna Hollingsworth Siter Paton Paton Darlington Joseph Nickerson

Four Men Arrested After Erratic Drive Near Onslow

Four Cascade men in two cars were arrested by Iowa highway patrolman Charles Fels near Onslow after his report of weaving through traffic six miles from town. The group includes Joseph Donahue Leo Duffy Bernie Supple and Raymond Duffy with a fifth escapee during the arrest. All were held in Jones county jail in Anamosa with $500 bonds and continuations to Thursday for venue changes and hearings before local justices.

Gazette Anamosa Cascade Charles Fels Iowa Onslow Fels Joseph Donahue Leo Duffy Bernie Supple Raymond Duffy Jones County R. D. McIntyre Donahue Ray Echternacht Monticello Supple George Lawrence Lawrence

Tama County Lodges Win Tax Exemption Ruling

Judge B O Tankersley ruled three Tama county lodges are tax exempt for 1941 and earlier. Chelsea Western Bohemian Fraternal Association No 190 Chelsea Costa Bratzi No 104 Z C B J lodge Clut­ter Karel Jonas lodge No 279 Vining argued their halls are used for benevolent purposes and not for profit.

Toledo B. O. Tankersley Tama County Chelsea Western Boheman Fraternal Association Chelsea Costa Bratzi Z. C. B. J. Lodge Clutter Karel Jonas Vining

Advice From Mary Mariners on Social Circles and Worth

A reader laments Mary Mariners about chasing the "right crowd" and missing the best people. A follow up about a football boyfriend prompts Miss Manners to advise patience if he is a good person and offer alternative study partners. A senior girl bails on a popular, indifferent partner, and the columnist urges seeking a wiser brain trust rather than surrender to vanity.

Osie Rosie Miss Manners Fellows

Brighten Gifts with Scrap Bag Applique Patches Pattern 1016

Pattern 1016 offers seven applique motifs sized from small to mid, plus directions and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents, pattern number and your name and address to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Department, 82 Eighth Avenue, New York.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Department Eighth Avenue New York

Turkey dinner bazaar Grace church Thursday

City briefs note a turkey dinner bazaar at Grace church Thursday plus a 6 30 p.m. picnic starting for the Post C of T P A at Sokol hall on Friday. Linn county Young Democrats meet tonight at 7 30 at 1221 First Avenue SE.

Grace Church Post C. of Sokol Hall Linn County Frank J. McCarthy First Avenue SE

Linn County group to attend state Democratic meet in Dubuque

A Linn county group will go to the meeting of state Democratic party leaders and Second district members on Sunday November 23 at the Dubuque courthouse. Contact Joseph Mekota to attend.

Linn County Democratic Party Dubuque Joseph Mekota

Mrs Price Rebounds After Gravel-Road Car Flip

Mrs E D Price of 527 Seventh Street SE is recovering at home from abrasions to the head legs and neck and back injuries after a car she rode in rolled over on a gravel road near Quasqueton. Her son George, who drove the car, was unhurt while her husband sustained head and neck injuries.

Felice Vine Street Nina Road House Rosalind Van Bedlam Stephen E. D. Price Seventh Street Quasqueton George

We the Women Thanksgiving Plea by Ruth Millett

The column urges readers to enjoy the present Thanksgiving and avoid worrying about tomorrow. It also calls for constructive charity by setting aside money for clothes or food for those in need and honoring the abundance of blessings with gratitude.

Vitamin B benefits and sources highlighted in health piece

The article outlines that vitamin B is essential for normal nutrition with components including thiamin riboflavin and niacin. It notes thiamin’s role in body cells its deficiency causes loss of appetite headaches and tiredness and lists sources like brewers yeast rice polishings green vegetables and whole grains.

Vitamins For Diet Improve Health And Prevent Pellagra

The text notes that vitamins are found in many foods such as milk liver yeast leafy greens and whole grains. A varied natural food diet helps ensure adequate vitamins and prevent pellagra. Tomorrow mentions Vitamin C from orange juice and tomato juice.

2000 Iowa Soldiers Will Be Discharged This Winter

Col John N Andrews said final plans are set to return 2000 Iowa selectees to civilian work this winter after talks with the Iowa employment service and selective service board. The army offers training in skilled and technical fields so many will return able to secure better jobs. Lieut Col Robert H Shaw noted 2000 of 200000 discharged between now and Dec 10 are Iowans, about 10 percent of the state’s trainees.

DES Moines John N. Andrews Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

John W. Good van Howard Ate MY Love IS Iris Bennett Terry Constance Mike Donna Gordon Keith Flaherty Northwood Gordon Nina Howard Ruth Howards Lewis Fuller National Guard Mary Mariners Scooter Chamberlain Chamberlain Learigodg Jatura Wheeler City Briefs William Yokom The Master Builders Association R. F Philbrook Davenport Mt. Herman Democrats Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Ruth Millett Gazette Special Mary MacFadyen Lucky Tiger Good Housekeeping Bureau the Gazette
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