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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1940

Page

15

Church and parish group meeting notices listed city wide

Numerous church and religious societies announce meetings and luncheons. Entries include Kenwood Presbyterian First Evangelical St Matthew's Trinity Lutheran Junior Walther League Peoples Church Grace Episcopal Immaculate Conception Saint Agnes' St John’s Calvary Baptist Trinity Methodist Sinclair Memorial Westminster and more with dates, times, locations and hostesses.

La Verna Drapela to Wed Duane A. Cecil in Cedar Rapids

Miss La Verna Mae Drapela of Cedar Rapids announces engagement to Duane A. Cecil son of Mr and Mrs Earl Cecil of Cedar Rapids. The wedding is set for Sunday November 3 at the bride’s mother residence. Both graduates of McKinley high school with Drapela attending Cedar Rapids Business College and employed by the Boy Scout office. Cecil employed by Phillips Petroleum.

Mary Drapela Nineteenth Street la Verna Mae Drapela Duane A. Cecil Earl Cecil Sixteenth Avenue Miss Drapela McKinley High School Cedar Rapids Phillips Petroleum Company

Reservations Deadline and Sewing Event Notice

Reservations should be made by Monday evening with Mrs. H. L. Ireland at 20623. The Couples' class will sew at Mrs. Grace Wingert’s home at 614 First Avenue E Thursday evening. The missionary society and attendees prepare for the gathering.

H. L. Ireland Grace Wingert First Avenue E the Missionary Society and

Rummage Sale Set by Church Service Group

The home service department announces a rummage sale this Saturday. Deliver rummage items to Mrs. Guy Linville or call 2 3572. The general board meets Tuesday at 7 45 p.m in the church living room. The Couples class hosts Friday at 8 p.m with Mrs. John Geiger at 2040 Washington Ave SE. Mrs. W L Melsa's group will serve.

Home Service Department Guy Linville John Geiger Washington Avenue W. L. Melsa

Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Official Elections

Olin library board elects President Mrs C L Brainard Vice President Mrs C J Brickley Secretary Mrs Leon Stivers Treasurer Mrs Paul Brown Mayor H E Carter appoints additional board members Mrs Larry Stuart Guy Macomber and Dy F E Truax Solon Catholic Foresters elect officers Chief ranger Charles Bartlett Vice chief Leo Marshek Speaker Frank Panzer Recording secretary Joseph L Shima Treasurer N A Lanners Trustees Linus Griffin William Steinbrech Charles Novotny Anamosa brief services for Albert F Harms at Smykil chapel and Wayne Lutheran church burial in Wayne Center cemetery Harms born December 2 1905 in Jackson township married to Margaret Bobeker in 1931 died at Mercy hospital from skull fracture after automobile collision Thursday night

OLIN Olin Library Board C. L. Brainard C. J. Brickley Leon Stivers Paul Brown H. E Carter Larry Stuart Guy Macomber Dy. F. E. Truax Solon Men's Order of Catholic Foresters St. Mary's Auditorium Charles Bartlett Leo Marshek Frank Panzer Joseph L. Shima N. A. Lanners Linus Griffin William Steinbrech Charles Novotny Anamosa Albert F. Harms Smykil Chapel Wayne Lutheran Church F. H. Kehren Wayne Center Mr. Harms Mercy Hospital Jackson Township Henry Dena Weers Harms Margaret Bobeker

Roosevelt defense policy contested amid wartime criticism

The article records Willkie and lawmakers disputing defense program handling. Senator Sheppard replies that Roosevelt increased defense appropriations from the start, despite Republican attempts to slow him and accusations of war-mongering. The piece also notes personal details about a family and a biology fact on bonefish development.

Roosevelt Sheppard Tex Senate Military Committee Willkie Congress

Opposing Spokesmen Clash Over Arms Program Views

In Chicago and New Hampshire campaign stops on Saturday night, two Republican senators attacked the administration’s rearmament drive. Senator Taft charged New Deal economists cheer the defense program to justify large spending. Senator Bridges raised further criticisms.

Washington Taft Ohio Chicago Bridges New Hampshire

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kenwood Presbyterian the Missionary Society R. L. Garnett Thirty First Street Drive First Evangelical Ladies Association St. Matthew's E. J. Lee St. Gertrude's Circle Killian's Trinity Lutheran Home Missionary Society Church Assembly Walther League Grace Episcopal Auxiliary Guild Has Presbyterian Tabita Julia Hruska Ruth Popelka United Presbyterian Elsie Hetherington Sixth Street St. John’s Episcopal Oscar F. Lovett A. E. Ratner Guild Lovett Sixth Avenue SE Calvary Baptist Anna Narber Byron Heneks A Avenue NW Ina Circle Ernest McDaniel Maplewood Drive Sarah Fuller G R. Riley I Avenue NW Trinity Methodist Church Trinity Women's Society of Christian Service John Wesley Charles Kuhn Third Avenue Sinclair Memorial Ladies’ Industrial Society S K. Weir Thirty Third Street Westminster Presbyterian W J. Bennett Crescent Street SE AF. Long Fourteenth Street SE J. A. Stolar C Avenue NW D I Roland B Avenue NE Lelia Johnson First Avenue St. James Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service Second Christian Marie Wixom Thirtieth Street Second Evangelical Marie Garrett Twenty-first Avenue St. Paul's Methodist Shaver Park Business and Professional Woman's Service Guild Mattie Tschirgi Ond Avenue SE Red Cross Loyal Workers L. L. Lovan B Avenue Married Peoples Kensington Susannah Wesley Protheon A. F. Dotson C Avenue NE Philathea Kensington O A Kearney Grande Avenue Immaculate Conception St Elizabeths Circle B . Broghammer M. M. Simitz Joseph Stephan St. Margaret's Circle Montrose Hotel St. Mary's Court United Brethren Aid Society C. E. Ebling Park Avenue SE First Baptist T. K Hefner Eighteenth Street Philathea First the Church Killian Laverna Mae Drapela Iowa News Frances Ergerngs Geo. Uhl Agnes Tesar Dorothy Cummi Martin's Vives Ted Osterkamp Farley Carl Scotch Grove Edward Amber Herman Harms Hall-Ekfelts Gibson Davenport Axminster Sport Oxfords BIG Shoe Store Second Avenue SE Mewman's Basement Jackie Alls Tani Hassock Third Avenue SE APEX PIE Spilies West Side Cut-Rate Local Drug CO Smulekoff Goodyear Montgomery Second Street The Killian Company
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