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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1941
Page
10
A collection of vintage style recipes turning turkey leftovers into new meals. Mushroom creamed turkey with rice ring, Southern Creamed Turkey with popovers and peas, and pastry rounds with chicken and vegetables. Includes cranberry desserts and relish ideas.
Embroidery pattern for six motifs on towels with transfer design and stitch illustrations. Pattern 2922 requires materials, color schemes, and includes a 10 cent price. Send pattern request to The Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft department in New York City with name and address.
Mary Manners discusses a daughter kept dependent by parents and urged to grow up and work. The column weighs family ties against adult responsibility and argues for women’s employment during hard times while addressing labor market realities and personal hardship.
A 19 year old from a small town asks how to regain a drifting boyfriend. The adviser says avoid chasing, remain casual, date others, and let him feel it would be hard to win you back.
Dr. Thomas and colleagues including Dr. Hoyt Thomas Dr. L. L. Dolson Dr. W. A. Mason of Cedar Rapids and Dr. Bertha Swim of Mt. Vernon attended the annual two day meeting of the Iowa Chiropractic Research Society in Cedar Rapids.
Marshalltown notes report: Dr Thomas was elected president of the local society during Sunday and Monday sessions.
Dorothea Magdalene Fox, a Cedar Rapids librarian, contributes to the December issue of the Catholic School Journal released by Bruce Publishing Milwaukee. Her article explores Christmas customs in Mexico with photographs illustrating the piece.
Special Thanksgiving day services will be held at Trinity Lutheran church First avenue at Fourteenth street W at 10 45 a m and 9 15 a m The Rev P L Bornhoeft pastor will speak The Trinity mixed choir and parish school children will sing at the 10 45 a m service John A Jaeger organist and choirmaster will present special numbers Also automotive engineers report brakes sometimes reach a temperature of 1400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Denver report notes 27000 pages of testimony in the six year old tri state North Platte river water allocation suit. The 2000th exhibit was added as rebuttal hearings proceed in a case brought by Nebraska against Colorado and Wyoming with federal intervention. Special Master Doherty will forward recommendations to the U S Supreme Court after the hearing.
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Judge J Warren Davis a retired Third Circuit jurist from Philadelphia effective immediately. Davis resigned after Attorney General Biddle urged Congress to pursue impeachment following two juries deadlocked on conspiracy charges. William Fox, the former movie magnate, is serving a year in federal prison for funneling money to Davis.
In London Laborite Alexander Sloan pressed the undersecretary for colonies over the Duke and Duchess of Windsor’s U S visit. Sloan cited bitter U S press reaction to their jewelry display amid rationing and urged the prime minister be asked to recall them. Undersecretary G H Hall replied no such matter had been raised.
Betty Margaret Mahlstedt of Denver Colorado became the bride of Kenneth J. Cooper of DeWitt at Sacred Heart cathedral Davenport with Rev D Conway officiating. Attendants were Mrs Wayne Carroll and Wilfred Ryan. A wedding dinner followed at the Blackhawk hotel. The couple will reside in DeWitt after both finish schooling and continue employment there.
Weber and wife entertained 18 for a Sunday birthday dinner in Oxford Junction. Born in Bohemia, they married there and moved to Iowa in 1889. The couple farmed near Monmouth 11 years before relocating to a farm near Oxford Junction and retired in 1920. Their ten children, seven of whom attended with families, shared in gifts and card games.
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