Miss Helen Hughes Goes to Washington for Red Cross Training
Miss Helen Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hughes 620 Seventeenth street SE leaves Thursday for Washington DC to train with the American Red Cross and later go to an army camp as a staff social worker in a station hospital She has spent the past two years doing welfare work in Sioux City Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hughes
William Hughes
Seventeenth Street
Washington, D. C
Hughes
American Red Cross
Miss Hughes
Sioux City
Johnson and Carleton marry in Iowa City home ceremony
Louise Carleton and Norman R. Johnson wed Thursday afternoon in the Carleton home. Dr. Charles J. Bready officiated before a gladiola shaded fireplace. Attendants included Dana Brown and Doris Janecek. The couple plans a southward wedding trip and Johnson will join the army at Camp Dodge. Out-of-town guests came from Kansas City and several Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Carleton
D Avenue
Louise Carleton
Norman R. Johnson
Clyde A. Johnson
Manchester
Charles J. Bready
Dana Brown
Iowa City
Doris Janecek
Neil Johnson
Washington, D. C
Janecek
University of Iowa
Rho Chi
Camp Dodge
Army
Kansas City
Waterloo
Anamosa
Earlville
Miss Joan Yessler to Attend Oberlin College as Sophomore
Miss Joan Yessler daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Yessler of 2405 Fourth avenue SE will go Saturday to Oberlin Ohio where she will be a sophomore this year Mr and Mrs Yessler will accompany her and visit in Oak Park Illinois with Mrs Yesslers sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Yessler
J. A. Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Mrs. Yessler
Oak Park
Ill
Miss Curry Honored by Miss Cusack Shower
Miss Betty Curry was honored at a Monday evening shower at the home of Miss Marilyn Cusack on 256 Fifteenth street NW. The bride elect received a gift from the group as twenty five guests attended with hostesses Mrs. W J Currell Mrs M W Curry and Mrs James E Cusack assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Curry
Marilyn Cusack
Fifteenth Street NW
W. J. Currell
M. W.curry
James E. Cusack
Planned Meals and Recreation At Fort Riley Hospital
Miss Elizabeth Murray head dietitian at Fort Riley Kansas hospital oversees meals for patients with five dietitians on her staff. She plans menus two weeks ahead and ensures entertainment in a camp theater and Red Cross activities. Patients eat in the mess hall and special trays are provided for those unable to dine there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Kan
Elizabeth Murray
Miss Murray
A. J. Murray
Second Avenue SE
Kansas
Red Cross
Carleton Choir selects Ellen Curray and Bob Taylor
Miss Ellen Curray daughter of Roy and Mrs. Curray of Linden drive SE and Bob Taylor son of Harmon and Mrs. Taylor of Blake boulevard SE were named among those chosen to sing in the Carleton college chapel choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Curray
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Bob Taylor
Harmon R. Taylor
Blake Boulevard
Carleton College Chapel
Birthday Dinner Honors Martin Brown on Eightieth
Martin Brown of 1311 K street SW was honored at a Tuesday dinner by his daughter and sons and their families marking his eightieth birthday. Attendees included John W. Brown Henry Jensen and family Emma Anna Clifford John William Doris Shirley Bob Bill F H Brown and daughters Mary and Betty plus two more daughters Mrs Jacob Kutzler and Mrs W C Cox and a son Frank Brown all of various listed towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Brown
K_ street
Mr. Brown
John W. Brown
Henry Jensen
Emma
Anna
Clifford
John
William Brown
Doris
Shirley
Bob
Bill
Mary
Betty
Jacob Kutzler
Waukegan, Ill
W. C. Cox
Campbellsville
Frank Brown
Waukegan
Immaculate Conception Freshmen Girls Entertained
Freshmen girls from Immaculate Conception high school were hosted Thursday evening at Miss Rose Mary Jennings 521 Twelfth Street SE. Games and music provided entertainment for attendees including Peggy Aldrich Betty Barta Virginia Dautremont Mary Ann Walsh Mary Margaret Hammill Dolores Fee Mary Jean McComas Mary Kathryn Prout Carol Mottet Joan McGuire and Marlys Jean Shebeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Immaculate Conception High School
Rose Mary Jennings
Twelfth Street SE
Peggy Aldrich
Betty Barta
Virginia Dautremont
Mary Ann Walsh
Mary Margaret Hammill
Dolores Fee
Glamour-Ette Club Elects New Officers
Miss Dorothy May Sramek hosted Glamour-Ette club gathering at 3425 Third Avenue SE. Officers elected include President Ruth Rice Vice-President Mary Newman Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Dave Holley. Members present included Miss Jean Owen and Mrs Dean Rickey. Guest of the club was Mrs James Zoller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy May Sramek
Third Avenue SE
Ruth Rice
Mary Newman
Dave Holley
Jean Owen
Dean Rickey
James Zoller
Miss Jane Alexander Joins Bit and Spur Club
Miss Jane Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Alexander of Linn boulevard SE Ames joined the Bit and Spur riding club at Iowa State college in Ames on Wednesday. She is a freshman this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Alexander
L. W. Alexander
Linn Boulevard
Iowa State College
Ames
Miss Alexander
Art Club Picnic Saturday Details
Members of the Art club will travel to Vinton on Saturday for a picnic with Dr and Mrs T L Chadbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ART Club
Vinton
Mrs
T. L. Chadbourne
Cub Pack 24 Holds First Meeting of the Year
Garfield school hosted 100 Cubs, parents, and friends for the year’s first meeting. Graduations welcomed Billy Robison Buddy Brebner and Louis Merrifield into scouting while H L Adams and Scouts Guerin Thompson and Marshal Sprebner welcomed boys into Troop 24. New Cubs Larry Bowers James Duster Gordon Aukerman Duane Wright and Donald Gott joined the pack. Mrs George Seigle urged duties of a den mother and led a wartime service contest with prizes to Ronald Wright Billy Bennett James Beck and John Coberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield School
Billy Robison
Buddy Brebner
Louis Merrifield
H. L. Adams
Guerin Thompson
Marshal Sprebner
Larry Bowers
James Duster
Gordon Aukerman
Duane Wright
Donald Gott
George Seigle
Cub Mother's Club
Patriotic council fire honors given to Wahonadaka group girls
Members of the Wahonadaka camp fire group met Wednesday afternoon at 1338 Hinkley avenue NW for a patriotic council fire. Thirteen girls plus guardian Joan Buscho received rank and honor beads. Candles were lit by Gloria Durr Alberta Nichols and Martha Sheldon and extinguished by Betty Mitchell Barbara Marr and Eileen Eyler. Barbara Steele read a patriotic story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahonadaka
Martha Sheldon
Hinkley Avenue
Patriotic Council
Joan Buscho
Gloria Durr
Alberta Nichols
Betty Mitchell
Barbara Marr
Eileen Eyler
Barbara Steele
Hinton Receives University of Illinois Degree
Robert M. Hinton son of Mr and Mrs A W Hinton of 119 First Street NE graduated from the University of Illinois at Champaign. He traveled to Champaign on Thursday to attend the graduation exercises Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Hinton
A. W. Hinton
First Street
University of Illinois At Champaign
Hinton
Champaign
Winters family goes to Des Moines for Drake Grinnell game
Mr and Mrs Fred A Winters and their son Robert Bruce of 1901 Blake boulevard SE traveled to Des Moines on Friday evening to attend the Drake Grinnell football matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Winter
Blake Boulevard
Robert Bruce
Des Moines
Drake- Grinnell
Picnic Supper Honors Cummins at Lieks Home
The J C Lieks at 320 Twentieth street SE plan a Friday evening picnic supper honoring Mrs. Liek s father J E Cummins of Clermont Florida. Ten guests will be included in the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lieks
Twentieth Street
Bridge club luncheon host noted in city streets
Entertaining members of her bridge club at luncheon Friday was Mrs. L. M. Ford, 307 Crescent street SE, Places were arranged for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
L. M. Ford
Crescent Street SE
I H N Circle Deserts Meeting At Mrs Walker Home
The I H N circle of King's Daughters met for a dessert luncheon at 1800 B avenue NE hosted by Mrs. H. L. Walker. Twenty members participated, with guests Mrs. Donald Altang and Linda of Des Moines. They tied a quilt for the needy and embroidered sheets for the King’s Daughters Home in Fort Madison. A rummage sale is planned for Oct 30 and the next meeting will be at Mrs. E. W. DeNio’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H N. Circle of
King’s Daughters
H. L. Walker
B Avenue NE
Donald Altang
Linda
Des Moines
T. C. Baker
Fort Madison
E. W. DeNio
Third Avenue SE
Crusaders Open Season Meeting At Sunshine Mission
The Christian Crusaders of the Church of God met for the first season gathering Thursday evening at the Sunshine Mission. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dooty co-pastors conducted with Mrs. George Nye in charge. Henry Cole delivered the sermon as several musical selections were offered. Each evening meetings will be held at the mission by different groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Crusaders
Church of God
Sunshine Mission
S. E. Dooty
George Nye
Henry Cole
the Mission
Jane Boyd Circle Holds Dessert Luncheon Meeting
Members of the Jane Boyd circle of King's Daughters met for a dessert luncheon at Mrs Gertrude Bain's home 388 Seventeenth Street SE. Mrs L K Cornell led the business session and Mrs Hillerge directed devotions as the group sewed. The next meeting is set for Oct 15 in the Y M C A Red Cross rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King’s Daughters
Gertrude Bain
Seventeenth Street
Hugh Hillerege
L. K. Cornell
Hillerege
Red Cross
Mange Dining Club Hosts Miss Johnson Visit Most Aboard
Miss Dorothy Johnson hosted Mange Dining club members at her home on Third Avenue as she visits Mr and Mrs R V Johnson for three weeks. Attendees included Jack Andrews Roy Blake Don Myers Merle Ullrich Norma Marchal and Jo Milola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Johnson
Third Avenue SW
Mange
The
Mines
Jack Andrews
Roy Blake
Don Myers
Merle Ullrich
Norma Marchal
Jo Milola
Miss Johnson
R. V. Johnson
Pauline Edda Is Honored On Sixteenth Birthday
Mr and Mrs F R Edda of 1611 J avenue NE honored their daughter Pauline on her sixteenth birthday Wednesday evening with twenty four guests sharing the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Edda
J Avenue
Pauline
Mrs Burke Schimmelpfenning Hosts Luncheon Guests
Mrs Burke Schimmelpfenning of 1931 Mt Vernon Avenue SE entertained Mrs E Valentine and Mrs Ethel Beach at a Wednesday luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Schimmelpfenning
Mt. Vernon Avenue SE
E. Valentine
Ethel Beach
Malta O E S Chapter to Meet at Masonic Hall
Members of Malta chapter No. 415 O E S will gather Saturday at 7 45 p m in the Masonic hall for a business meeting followed by a social hour. All members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Notice of Will Probate in Linn County Court
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Joseph Winter, deceased, will be heard in the District Court at the Cedar Rapids courthouse for proof and admission to probate. Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa October 1 1942 Arthur Aymear Clerk Jos Mekota Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
Joseph Winter
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sixteen Members of King's Daughters Circle Meet for Luncheon
Sixteen members of the Service circle of King's Daughters met at the home of Mrs. E. D. Jack at 1923 Higley avenue SE for a Thursday luncheon. Mrs. W. L. Capron assisted and led devotions as committees were named for devotions social telephone courtesy baby band historian philanthropic and other duties. The group voted to meet all day on each philanthropic date starting Oct. 15 in Red Cross rooms to make surgical dressings. The next meeting is Nov. 5 with Mrs. B. C. Bunker at 1834 Park avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
E. D. Jack
Higley Avenue
W. L. Capron
Capron
Raymond Reid
C. H. Klersey
Ruby Seysler
A. A Daggett
Marshall Clark
W. A. Wilson
Myron Mason
E. M Shunk
E. B. Rohn
Ways and Means
F. G. Reynolds
H. R. Reynolds
L. W. Minehart
Seysler
Red Cross
B. C. Bunker
Park Avenue SE
Don’t Frown Or Wrinkles Will Appear Say Experts
Advice from Dr Mary MacFadyen explains wrinkles are folds in aging skin caused by loss of fat and elasticity. Frequent facial expressions, sun exposure, and rapid weight loss worsen lines while good rest eyesight and mild washing with cold cream can soften or reduce their appearance.
Washington Musings on Capitol Life and War Time
A collage of notes from Washington insiders describes hotel rules for four day stays, newspaper work as an odd job, and WPB appointments. It lampoons reporters, elevators labeled for members and press, war maps in the speaker’s lobby, crowded grocery meat counters, and colorful remarks about Cotton Ed Smith’s tobacco spitting prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Speaker
House Chamber
Washington
Cotton Ed Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club elects new officers and plans year
Sixty members and guests attended the first music department program and tea at the Cedar Rapids club house. New officers were named: Vice-chairman Mrs Ralph Groom secretary Mrs W E Victorine treasurer Mrs E W Reed leader Mrs A E Heinrich. Committees organized for program social ways and means flowers membership hospitality and more. A patriotic musical program followed with guest artists and readings. The tea featured fall flowers and red white and blue tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
L. E. MacLaughlin
Ralph Groom
W. E. Victorine
E. W. Reed
A. E. Heinrich
MacLaughlin
G. J. Lorenzen
Gordon Barger
F. J Maag
Grace Meloney
Marshall Clark
E. B Rohn
Charles Farhart
A R_ Swein
Warren Hanson
W. E. Goreham
Oliver Wilson
T. A.talbott
George Clements
E. W. Krickard
R. J. Allen
Sydney Myers
Charles Duster
R. J. Hageman
H. F. Spratt
F. E. Mueller
J. A
Harold Barlow
Lorenzen
Erma Kronan
Dean Ring
R. J. Groom
L. A. Talbott
Heinrich
Rollie Lacy
Aulden Griffin
O. J. Elsenbast
Mmes
Martin Altang
Myrtle Hagan
Club
Nature and Garden Department
H. Jerome
Anna Calderwood
D. P. Schwartzentruber
Walter Heabel
Heabel
Frederick N. Lutz
Flower arrangements honor Laura Lee Burroughs and feature
A community display honors Laura Lee Burroughs with colored flower arrangements and a short patriotic film The Free American Way. Centered with tapers and a shell filled with fall fruits and flowers, the setup credits Mrs. Jerome and lists organizers Mrs. Schwartzentruber as chairwoman, the Mines, J. W. Hopp Heathel Jerome and A. H. Aukerman, with Mrs. Bertha LeFebvre as hospitality chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lee Burroughs
Jerome
Schwartzentruber
J. W. Hopp
Heathel
A. H. Aukerman
Bertha LeFebvre
Miss Helen Darragh Leaves for Wichita Kansas
Miss Helen Darragh daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Darragh of 1411 Eighth avenue SE left this week for Wichita Kansas to resume work as a psychiatric social worker with the Family Consultation Service She has spent the last month with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Darragh
J. W. Darragh
Eighth Avenue SE
Wichita
Kan
Finegan Urges Christians to Look to Future
Dr. Jack Finegan head of the religious department at Iowa State College spoke at a St Pauls Methodist dinner during National Religious Education week. He urged Christians to focus beyond wartime hardships toward a larger world and a far view. About 250 church school workers attended. The final event will be a youth rally Sunday at Coe College chapel with Mrs. Robert Armstrong as main speaker and city church youth choirs performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Finegan
Iowa State College
St Paul’s Methodist Church
Finegan
I. E. Linkletter
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
Dwight Krumholtz
Harold Reeves
Paul Anthony
Coe College
Robert Armstrong
Lieutenant Youtzy Receives Certificate of Merit
Lieut. LeRoy E. Youtzy of Camp Robinson Arkansas has earned the Certificate of Merit as a superior instructor in defense against air and mechanized attack. Only 29 men at the camp share this honor among 21 basic training subjects. He was inducted June 26 1941 and commissioned at Fort Benning July 21. He formerly worked for Hutchinson Ice Cream in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy E. Youtzy
George A. Youtzy
Seventh Street
Camp Robinson
Ark
Youtzy
Army
Infantry
Ft. Benning
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Court in Cedar Rapids will hear proof and admission of the Mast Will and Testament of Margaret Rosenbaum, deceased, on October 16 1943 at 9 o clock. The Clerk of the District Court Arthur Axmear and attorneys Donnelly Lynch Anderson Lynch announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur, Axmear
Donnelly, Lynch, Anderson & Lynch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Johnson
Carleton
Miss Curry
Miss Cusack
Frances Eby
Clarke College
Dubuque
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, DC
Australia
Corregidor
Venice
Miss Curray
Carleton Choir
J. C. High School
Glamour-Ette Club
Riding Club
Illinois
Fred A. Winters
Mrs. L. M9
FORD
I. H. N. Circle
Churcke OF God
Mange Dining Club
By d’Alessio
Mary MacFadyen
George Stimpson
Owntown
Dan Turner
New Prison Industries
Bureau of Governmental Requirements
Dan
WPB
M. J. Goodrich
Strawberry Point
Poultry and Eggs Processing Industry Advisory Committee
Burt Wheeler
Senate Chamber
White House
Elmer Davis
F D.R
China
Fred C Kelly
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Wilbur
Hillsboro
Cal Tinney
Oklahoma
Woman's Club Departments
Nabisco
EMIUM
Nabisco National Biscuit
Helen Darragi
Lieut
Margaret Rosenbaum
Cedarapids
Tavis
Aed Rasan
Lobers
ST. SE
MAY Drug
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