Mt. Mercy Clubs Elect Officers for Year
Mt. Mercy junior college and academy select new officers for the coming year. Academy freshmen president is Rita Curran. sophomores elect Marjorie Rink as sophomore president. Freshmen officers include Mary Alice Wilson and Betty Jean Melichar. others: Mary Ann Frazier. Sophomore officers include Donna Damege and Jeanette Prout. Nancy Tarbell and Mary Jean Doyle noted. Second-year class president is Mary Jean Doyle with Winifred O’Connell, Peggy Thompson, and Mary Theresa O’Brien in respective roles. Choristers' president is Janet Joyce. officers include Joanne McDonnell and Doris Bruce. Rose Mary Devine and Patricia Bruce named librarian and assistant. Faculty adviser Sister Mary de Lourdes and director Mrs. Helen Kacena Stark. Sodality discusses The Ideal Catholic Home. chairmen appointed including Jeanne Ann Scanlon, Marie McMahon, Peggy Thompson, Jo Anne McDonnell, Dolores Kaalberg, and Sister Mary Etienne. McAuley club elects Dorothy Bradley as president with Jo Ann Clarke, Olga Sindelar, and Juanita Hauber in officer roles. Sister Mary Elizabeth is faculty sponsor.
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Mt. Mercy Junior College and Academy
Academy
Rita Curran
Avenue
Marjorie Rink
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Mary Alice Wilson
Betty Jean Melichar
Mary Ann Frazier
Donna Damege
Jeanette Prout
Nancy Tarbell
Mary Jean Doyle
M. W. Doyle
Lawler
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Winifred O'Connell
Peggy Thompson
Mary Theresa O’brien
Decorah
Janet Joyce
Seventh Street
Joanne McDonnell
Doris Bruce
Rose Mary Devine
Ryan
Patricia Bruce
Mt. Mercy Junior College Sodality
Jeanne Ann Scanlon
Our Lady
Marie McMahon
Dodge
Dolores Kaalberg
Nichols
Apostolic
Mary Etienne
The
McAuley Club
Junior College
Dorothy Bradley
Twelfth Street
Jo Ann Clarke
Walker
Olga Marie Sindelar
Juanita Hauber
Calmar
Sister Mary Elizabeth
Junior Matrons Club Sets First Business Meeting
The Junior Matrons Civic club will hold its first business meeting on October 9 in the Roosevelt hotel room 209. The newly organized group hosted a preliminary tea Monday at the hotel with 18 guests and 17 charter members signed. Mrs. E. H. Wheeler and Mrs. E. Koren sky poured at the tea table.
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Roosevelt Hotel
E. H. Wheeler
E. Korensky
Kathryn Hesser Returns to Kansas City
Miss Kathryn Hesser of Kansas City has returned home after a weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hesser, 805 Fifth Avenue SE. She is employed as a research assistant by Transcontinental and Western Airlines.
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Kathryn Hesser
Kansas City
Jay Hesser
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Hesser
Transcontinental and Western Airines
Avocado Substitute and Duck Dish Highlight 1940s Pantry Notes
Shortages of margarine stem from limited edible oil allocations rather than dairy collusion. Corn, soy, and cottonseed oils are tight worldwide, with exports to China and India limiting supply. Avocados reappear as a spread option, while a duck recipe with mushrooms and a mushroom sauce offers a meat alternative.
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Cedar Rapids
Sewing pattern 4825 for jumper and blouse set
Advertisement for Anne Adams Fall and Winter 1946 pattern book offering pattern 4825 for girls sizes 6 to 14 with jumper and blouse, includes embroidery option, complete illustrated instructions, and yardage. Also promotes the new 1946-47 pattern book with a free hat and bag set pattern inside.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
North Clinton Street
Chicago
Ill
Anne Adams
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Linn County Iowa
The administrator for the estate of James Franklin Van Fossen in Linn County Iowa was appointed on September 24 1946. Creditors are asked to settle debts promptly with the administrator T Remer and file claims with the Linn County District Court through attorney Wm W Crissman.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
James Franklin van Fossen
Iowa
T. Remer
Wm. W. Crissman
Dining room chairs fade in color and finish
A reader remarks that the finish of the chairs may not be as good as it once was or perhaps was never strong, noting the dining room feels overly woody and lacking color.
Dining room color ideas from The Cedar Rapids Gazette
An October 2, 1946 local column encourages readers to break fixed notions of dining room style by choosing bold color schemes. It suggests painting chairs to echo wall draperies rugs and linens, with a note on using two or three contrasting colors for a lively effect.
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Cedar Rafids Gazette
Colorful Broom Options and Care Tips
The passage lists colors for brooms including dark green olive bright green fireman red ruby mulberry dark blue and blue green with a suggestion of black. It also advises dipping a limp broom in boiling soda water and drying in the sun to revive it.
Superior Photographic Equipment Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Superior Photographic Equipment Company based in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Articles detail 25000 capital stock split into 400 common shares 26 00 preferred shares and board of 3 to 7 directors with initial officers named Wallace Million King and Tucker and pending annual meetings.
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Superior Photographig Equipment Company
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Board of Directors
Executive Council of
William G. Wallace
Gerald M. Million
Margaret M. Million
Kenneth M. Tucker
Edgar L. King
Celdar Rapids
Superior Photographic Equipment Company
William C. Wallace
Dows
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Sister Mary de Lourdes
Helen Kacena Stark
Keller
Second Avenue
Kansas City, MO
First Trust
SG Ay
Twelfth Avenue
Dexter
Modern Appliance Company
Naomi Doebel
China
India
Designing Woman
Elizabeth Hillyer
Kenmore Food Shop
First Avenue NE
Heinz
Jonathan Apples
Yonarg
Monarch Tomato
Jack Sprat
RCA
Tuer
Kre
Lina Seal
Monarch Brand Sauerkraut
Shur-Vic
Larson
Sunshine Market
First Avenue
Fifteenth St. SE
Maxwell House
Wade
General Foods
Sport Oxfords
Oxfords
Second Avenue SE
Tale Bea Mahims
May's Drug Store
Second Street SE