Club Hears Four Book Reviews by Edith D Webber
Edith Dunham Webber of Des Moines, a station book critic, reviews four varied works for Cedar Rapids club members. Highlights include Indian Family by Hilda Wherner, Judd Rankin's Daughter by Susan Glaspell, The Life of the Heart by Frances Winwar, and The Egg and I by Betty MacDonald. The talk includes remarks on culture, Western life, and humorous domestic trials.
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Edith D. Webber
Edith Dunham Webber
Des Moines
Station Oe
Cedar Rapids
Hilda Wherner
India
Cm Wherner
Judd Rankin
Susan Glaspell
Iowa
Davenport
Ada
Moline
Rock Island
Middle West
Frances Winwar
George Sand
Marion Fitzgerald Weds Harrisburg Girl
Announcement of the marriage of Martha Kathleen Lloyd Fitzgerald daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W J Fitzgerald 1211 E Street SW to Marion Fitzgerald son of the family in Harrisburg at the Methodist church. The bride is Windber Pa graduate formerly employed in the department of commerce. The groom Roosevelt High School graduate served four years in the First Army and they will live in Isburg.
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Martha Kathleen Lloyd, Fitzgerald
W. J. Fitzgerald
E Street
Oe Methodist
Harrisurg
Windber
Department of Commerce
Fitzgerald
Roosevelt High School
First Army
Isburg
Jane Goodfellow Weds Carl Anderson Jr in Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Jane Goodfellow married Carl Edward Anderson Jr in Dr. George Bryant's home. The bride, daughter of Alma Goodfellow, and groom, son of Anna Anderson, will reside at 1519 O Avenue NW. Both bring local schooling and work histories to Des Moines.
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George Bryant
Mary Jane Goodfellow
Carl Edward Anderson, Jr
Alma Goodfellow
Third Avenue
Anderson
Anna A. Anderson
Fifteenth Street
O Avenue NW
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Howe Military School
Howe, Ind
Boston Latin School For Boys
Boston
Mass
McElroy - Vernon Company
National Life Company of
Des Moines
Couple Honored On Forty Second Wedding Anniversary
In observance of their forty second anniversary Mr and Mrs Charles H Hendrickson of Robbins Road NE were surprised Sunday by relatives Five of the couple nine children were present Four sons not in attendance are in the navy Present were Mr and Mrs Marvin Note Mr and Mrs John Van Note Mr and Mrs Roy Chilmore Mr and Mrs Otha Hendrickson Mr and Mrs G R Hendrickson Mr and Mrs Willie Wilson Mr and Mrs Donald Hendrickson Mr and Mrs Charles Hendrickson Jr Harmon Hendrickson Mrs Mabel Zamastil Nellie Hendrickson Stanley Franklin Richard Alberta Hendrickson and La Vona Zamastil five grandchildren.
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Charles H. Hendrickson
Robbins Road
Navy
Marvin
John van Note
Roy Chilmore
Otha Hendrickson
G. R. Hendrickson
Willie Wilson
Donald Hendrickson
Charles Hendrickson, Jr
Harmon Hendrickson
Mabel Zamastil
Nellie Hendrickson
Stanley
Franklin
Richard
Alberta Hendrickson
la Vona Zamastil
Hearn Heads Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Girls Council
At the annual Cedar Rapids Council meeting George Hearn was elected president, the first man to hold the post. New officers include Mrs Arthur ce first vice president M R Warren second vice president Mrs Carl Baumhoef ner secretary and Mrs Clyde Sanborn treasurer. The meeting at First Christian church featured Miss Margaret Rockwell national field secretary for district 7 outlining Camp Fire’s growing program and district structure.
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Cedar Rapids
First Christian Church
Fernow
Margaret Rockwell
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Rockwell
Camp Fire
Mary Lodge and Gene Croy Wed in Immaculate Conception Church
Mary Lodge daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Lodge and Gene J Croy son of Mrs Bessie Wildman were married Monday at 7 p m in Immaculate Conception Church. Rev John Hemesath officiated with Agnes Lodge maid of honor and Donald Alberhosky best man. The couple's reception followed at Wurster's tearoom.
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Mary Lodge
Gene J.croy
Immaculate Conception Church
Harvey Lodge
First Avenue
Mr. Croy
Bessie Wildman
Solon
John Hemesath
Agnes Lodge
Mary Evelyn Robbins
Norma Hoffman
Wurster’s Tearoom
St Patrick’s High School
Solon High School
Navy
All Purpose Frock pattern by Anne Adams
Home fashion note for Cedar Rapids Gazette readers promotes pattern 4858 a two fabric dress with front buttons and hip seams. Sizes 14 through 42 offered and yardage listed for size 16. Include pattern request details and address for Chicago pattern dept. Also advertises the new Anne Adams Pattern Book for Fall and Winter with accessory instructions.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Ill
Camp Fire grows. Cedar Rapids council tops per capita mem
Mr Hearn state finance chairman of district 7 praised Camp Fire as a growing program. He announced Cedar Rapids Council of Camp Fire Girls should strive to maintain its leading per capita membership in cities over 20 000. In the past year both Hearn and Warren aided Camp Huaga and council duties.
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Hearn
Cedar Rapids
Chi Omega Spread Postponed One Week
The Chi Omega spread scheduled for Wednesday evening at 6 15 will be held Nov 28 with Mrs W R Weeks 552 Forest drive SE Call 2 4197 to reserve
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Chi Omega
W. R. Weeks
Forest Drive
Call
Thanksgiving menus and a blended dessert recipe
The column offers three proposed Thanksgiving menus featuring roast chicken, roast turkey, and roast goose with varied side dishes. It also provides a detailed nutty pudding recipe with steps for preparing the nut mixture and a strawberry sauce to serve with glasses.
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Parker House
Fig Pudding Cake and Cranberry Dessert Recipes
Includes several old fashioned dessert recipes with pumpkin tart mixture cranberries marshmallows and spicy fig pudding cake instructions. Also contains a letter from Mary Haworth about a long term relationship and marriage question. The text combines culinary directions and a personal inquiry.
Simple Lemon Butter Sauce Instructions
Cook until clear then stir in a teaspoon of butter or margarine. Flavor to taste with lemon juice or vinegar. Serve warm.
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CBS
Vreau
Should He Marry Her For Fairness Or Real Affection
Dear A.D. argues that the writer shows interdependence and self centeredness in his view of the girl. The advisor contends the man may not find another partner who offers such quiet companionship and mental freedom. If he commits to marriage, the columnist believes he could gain happiness in heart and relation.
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Mary Haworth
A.D
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Robert E. Campbell
Health
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R. A. Streeter
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John L. Burger
Marion Fitzgerald
Harrisburg
George Hearn
Jane Goodfellow
Carl Anderson
Northwood
Northwood Dairy
First Street
Cort
Brooks
Barbara Shonka
United States
Camp Fire Organization
Gene Croy
the Climalene CO
Canton
By Naomi Doebdet
School OF Music
DIAL
Bishops
Turkey
Bishop Cafeteria
Pries
Jo Oe Pumney
Boy's Shop
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