Dolores Pospisil to Wed at St Ludmila's Church
Dolores Pospisil and Steve Pisha plan a church wedding at St Ludmila's on November 28 at 9 am. The couple, both St Ludmila's graduates, are from families in the SW districts. Pisha served in navy air corps and works for Link-Belt Speeder. Pospisil works at Electric Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pospisil
Mallory Street
Dolores
Steve Pisha
Florian Pisha
C Street
St. Ludmila’s Church
Miss Phyllis Rogers to Wed Burr Boyd at Thanksgiving
Miss Phyllis Rogers, Van Buren teacher, was entertained by Van Buren teachers at a dinner and at Miss Helen Crane's home 203 Thirteenth Street SE. A gift was given to the honoree as plans for her Thanksgiving Day marriage to Burr Boyd were announced.
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Phyllis Rogers
van Buren
Commonwealth
Helen Crane
Thirteenth Street SE
Miss Rogers
Burr Boyd
van Buren School
Local Army Couple Wed in France Hospital Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage between Lt. Bernadine M Dougherty of New Martinsville West Virginia and Capt. Arthur J Nie of Cedar Rapids Iowa performed August 11 in Mirecourt France at the 21st General Hospital. The bride was presented by Col. Led D Cady of St. Louis and both spouses serve on the hospital staff. Capt Nie is the son of Kathryn Kuhn of Los Angeles formerly of Cedar Rapids and a Coe College graduate. The couple’s wedding trip was taken on the Riviera.
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Bernadine M. Dougherty
New Martinsville
W. Va
Arthur J. Nie
Cedar Rapids
Mirecourt
France
21St General Hospital
Led D. Cady
St. Louis
Nie
Kathryn Kuhn
Los Angeles
Coe College
Riviera
Mrs Ford Travels to Los Angeles to Visit Beeson Family
Mrs. Clifford F. Ford of 1215 Iawthorne Drive Southwest has gone to Los Angeles to visit her son Harry V. Beeson and daughter-in-law, former Cedar Rapids residents.
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Clifford F. Ford
Iawthorne Drive
Los Angeles
Harry V. Beeson
Cedar Rapids
Jane Boyd Circle Meets at St Luke’s Hospital
The Jane Boyd circle of the Kings Daughters gathered for a sewing day at St Luke’s hospital and shared a noon pot luck dinner.
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Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
St. Luke’s Hospital
Married in Oklahoma City Bessie Engle and Glen Cornelius
Miss Bessie G. Engle formerly served as deputy clerk of the United States district court in Cedar Rapids from 1938 to 1945. She married Glen E. Cornelius in Oklahoma City on November 2. Cornelius, a former Cedar Rapids resident, is district representative for Continental Company, now based in Oklahoma City. He is a Union College Nebraska graduate and a discharged Navy chief petty officer. The couple will reside in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bessie G. Engle
Glen E. Cornelius
Oklahoma City
Cornelius
United States District Court of the
Northern District of Iowa
Fot
Walter L. Gray
Coe College
Herbert C. Ring
Continental Company
Union College
Lincoln
Neb
Navy
Mrs Henry Schlesselman bid farewell at Earhart luncheon
Mrs Henry Schlesselman and Mrs Charles Earhart hosted a dessert luncheon at 1623 B Avenue NE last weekend before Mrs Schlesselman departs for a Texas winter. Attending were Mmes Frank Kouba Ernest Kimberling Fred Kubicek Clayton Smith Otto Jirsa and V M Moravec.
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Henry Schlesselman
Texas
Charles Earhart
Avenue NE
Earhart
Mmes
Frank Kouba
Ernest Kimberling
Fred Kubicek
Clayton Smith
Otto Jirsa
V. M. Moravec
Pedersons Visit In Miami Florida Over Weekend
Samson S. Pederson of Miami Florida spent the weekend with his sister Miss Mary J. Pederson of 519 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson S. Pederson
Miami
Fila
Mary J. Pederson
Fourth Avenue SE
Secret Teen Romance Should Be Open About It
Mary Haworth counsels a 16 year old girl to tell her mother the truth about her six month romance with a 19 year old who is soon to enter West Point. She warns that secrecy and lying erode self respect and urges the girl to show the engagement ring and be open to parental guidance. The column notes correspondence in The Gazette.
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Mary Haworth
West Point
Steve
Mother
Pattern 4920 Apron Seeks Small Size and Travel-Friendly Fit
Wear your heart on your pockets in Pattern 4920 apron with stay put straps and embroidery options. Sizes range from small 14-16 to ex large 44-46, price 20 cents, send name address zone size and style number to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept. 130 N. Clinton St. Chicago Ill.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Ill
Man-Tailored Slacks and Family Pressure in Postwar Life
A fragment discusses a young woman facing social expectations as she seeks independence. It contrasts the leap from serviceman to civilian with the constraint of family norms and the need for her husband to show patience as she gains experience in a new full time role.
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Mother
Junior
All weddings and social events must be reported to The Gazette
The notice reminds readers that all weddings and social events should be reported promptly to ensure publication in The Gazette. It emphasizes timely submissions for any upcoming weddings, anniversaries, or other social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Legion Auxiliary Split Over Universal Training
In Chicago on Monday the American Legion auxiliary debated universal military training with delegates voicing mixed opinions. Mrs Hurlbert Anderson led a Sunday hearing while Mrs R D Pitney of Connecticut reported her delegation backed nationwide training, as another delegate argued for precise wording to include conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Legion Auxiliary
Hurlbert Anderson
Boulder
Colo
R. D. Pitney
Connecticut
Appointment of Administrator in Linn County Iowa
Notice states Edward F. Borschel was appointed administrator of the Kathryn Borschel estate in Linn County Iowa on November 17 1945. Creditors are required to present claims to the Clerk of the Linn County District Court and to notify W Hann attorney for the administrator.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Kathryn Borschel
Iowa
Edward F. ‘Borsehel
W. Hann
War Wives Must Expect To Make Readjustments
Ruth Millett notes many returning servicemen face readjustment and argues that young war wives will also endure tough postwar changes. She describes Sue who relied on her parents during wartime and now must manage a home, baby, and husband’s needs, with potential money worries after losing parental support.
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Billy
Sue
Jupior
Thanksgiving poultry advance orders common at Cedar Rapids stores
Over the Back Fence notes exceptionally heavy advance orders for Thanksgiving poultry in Cedar Rapids groceries and meat markets. With no government reserves, supply remains plentiful but labor shortages push customers to pre order. Turkeys 14 to 20 pounds, some dealers offer half-turkey splits for early orders.
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Cedar Rapids
Cuban
U S Faces Threat Of Second-Rate Global Power
Washington reports warning from top generals and admirals that demobilization chaos threatens U S military strength. Gen Marshall and Adm King describe disintegration amid rapid demobilization and lack of a peacetime policy. Spaatz warns the air force could become a memory if trends continue. Berlin dispatch cites redeployment disrupts U S Military Government in Berlin.
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Washington
United. States
United States
George C. Marshall
New York
Johnson
R-Calif
House Military Affairs Committee
Ernest J. King
King
Spaatz
Army Air Forces
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Berlin
MacArthur bans 236 Jap produced movies
Gen MacArthur's headquarters bans 236 Japanese produced movies labeling them undemocratic and ultra nationalist. Allied probe into government subsidies payments is ordered. Japanese government must submit a complete list of rents and subsidies paid to private enterprises except agriculture. The directives follow measures outlawing Japanese aviation and aeronautical training and research.
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Tokyo
Gen. MacArthur
Allied
Reesearch
Notice of Probate for Rees County Iowa 1945
Official notice from Crissman and Big Atleys of the Iowa probate matter. The document references a will, testament, and court actions dated in November of 1945. Signatures include Beaen't Rapids and district officials.
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State of Iowa
Otice
Rees County
Rapids
Towa
Crissman & Big Atleys
Administration of Richard Wesley Lones estate in Linn County
Notice in the Linn county district court seeks probate of the will of Richard Wesley Lones, deceased of To wa. Heirs or creditors must present claims for estate debts to the undersigned promptly at the county court office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Linn
Richard Wesley Lones
Sauety
Uuseen
District Courcil
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Dolores Pospisil
Dougherty
Arthur Nie
Bessie Engle
Florida
Versigon
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Wm. Tehel
Corot
Second Ave
J. E
M. H. Mary Haworth
Anne Adams
Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Millett
Naomi Doebel
U.S
Lyle C. Wilson
Mautz Enamels
Barney's
DIAL
First Avenue
Borden - Hutchinson
Borden's
Borden-Hutchinson
Lillian Studio
Killian
MacArthur
Norics OF
Carl Hendricksey
Heinz
Cimato
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