Grace Starr Mission Circle Meets at Mrs Hamm’s Home
Grace H Starr missionary circle of the Christian church met at the home of Mrs E C Hamm with assist from Mrs Fred J Lang a guest. Also present were Mrs Bill Grassfield Mrs John Reynolds and Mrs La Verna Crew. Mrs Jesse Soden led devotions and Mrs Walter H Applegate presided over hidden answers. Miss Lucile Douglas helped serve refreshments to 19 attendees including guests Mrs Cornelia Brown and Miss Beulah Hamm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. Starr
the Christian Church
E. C. Hamm
Fred J. Lang
Bill Grassfield
John Reynolds
la Verna Crew
Jesse Soden
Walter H. Applegate
Lucile Douglas
Hamm
Cornelia Brown
Beulah Hamm
Miss Eckhardt Resigns Mathematics Instructor Post
Miss Jean Eckhardt mathematics instructor at the junior high school resigned Tuesday to the board of education. She will marry Lieut Jerome Cross of Cedar Falls and he will receive his silver wings Friday at Columbus aviation school. Mrs Verle McNutt to act as supply teacher until a successor is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Eckhardt
Board of Education
Eckhardt
State Center
Jerome Cross
Cedar Falls
Cross
Aviation
Columbus
Verle McNutt
McNutt
Fall fellowship supper at St Pauls Lutheran church
Annual fall fellowship supper of St Pauls Lutheran church scheduled for Friday at 6:30 PM in Memorial hall. Governing committee to run the event. attendees urged to bring their own sugar. Meat and coffee provided. price list notes tall 25c Jergens items available at Owens Cut Rate Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Memorial Hall
George Lutz
Gegg Luedeman
William Fowler
Alvin Svenksen
Milo Waca
Jergen
Sir Jergen
Owens
Mrs Dirks and son return from Montezuma visit
Mrs Clarence Dirks and her son Clarence Jr have returned from Montezuma where they visited their aunt Mrs D L In.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dirks
Clarence, Jr
Montezuma
D. L. In
Milner appointed assistant editor at The Daily Iowan
Miss June Milner daughter of A E Milner a University of Iowa journalism senior is named assistant editor of The Daily Iowan. Metal sponges and other garbled text remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Milner
A. E. Milners
The
University of Iowa
Daily Iowan
Mrs J Franklin Parsons Attends Iowa Nurses Convention
Mrs J Franklin Parsons traveled to Fort Dodge Wednesday for the thirty-fifth annual Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses convention and plans to return Friday. Other items note Mrs Anna Johnson’s visit with Rolando and Spencer relatives, Mrs Caroline Olson of Marengo visiting, and Dr and Mrs R E Lehdigh returning from Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs G A Chamberlain came back from Nevada after the death of Chamberlain’s six year old nephew Alan Chamberlain in a gasoline fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Parsons
Fort Dodge
Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses
Anna Johnson
Roland and Spencer
Caroline Olson
Marengo
G. A. Chamberlain
Nevada
Mr. Chamberlain
Alan Chamberlain
Van Horne Trio Heads West for California Visit
Mrs. E. G. Cook and her twin daughters Sally and Nancy leave Van Horne for San Francisco to visit Cook relatives and Major Cook's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cook at Putnam Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hines of Des Moines, guests of Mrs. Hines' mother Mrs. Carpenter and of John, Florence and Marion Hines, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Cook
Sally
Nancy
van Horne
San Francisco
Calif
Cook
West Coast
Major Cook
John Cook
Putnam
Texas
Ed Hines
Des Moines
Mrs. Hines
Mrs. Carpenter
John
Florence
Marion Hines
Bebee Marriage Report From New Madrid Parish
Bebee son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Bebee of Robins married Sept 19 at the Methodist parsonage in New Madrid Missouri. Attended by Robert Boyanovsky Sikeston formerly of Marion and Sy Gors and Beth Smith of Brooklyn New York. Bebee and wife are Marion high school graduates class of 1940. After a honeymoon at Tiptonville Tennessee they moved to Sikeston Missouri where Mr Bebee works at the Missouri Institute of Aeronautics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebee
Nelson Bebee
Robins
Methodist Parsonage
New Madrid
Robert Boyanovsky
Sikeston
Marion
Sy Gors
Beth Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marion High School
Tiptonville
Tenn
Missouri Institute of Aeronautics
Fire damages garage roof in Rub bish fire at Lowe residence
Fire department responded at 5 p m Tuesday to the Walter L Lowe home 396 Eighteenth street Sparks from a rubbish fire set the garage roof alight Estimated damage 10 Mr and Mrs Joseph M Tvrdik plan a visit from Great Lakes Illinois to see Mrs Leta Marchant Tvrdik has been promoted in purchasing at W E O Neill Construction and will return there Monday Mr Tvrdik is on leave from naval training station
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Lowe
Eighteenth Street
Joseph M. Tvrdik
Great Lakes
Ill
Olympia Captain Returns Home and Local Club Meetings
Capt Frank J. Cornelius of Olympia departs after visiting his mother Mrs Frank J. Cornelius. Westminster Presbyterian guild meets tonight at Miss Bernita Severn home with 7 30 gathering for transport. O O P club meets at Mrs Frank S S Skinner home. Mrs Skinner reviews Introducing Australia. Mrs J L Papes becomes vice president succeeding Mrs George Busby who moved away. District convention plans set for Maquoketa women clubs. Sixteen members attend. Women's Missionary Society holds all day meeting at 2204 Fifth Avenue hosted by Mrs Lavina Faith. Private Melvyn Arp transfers to Denver surgical technician training. Robert Hogan, marines corporal, promoted. Visitation guests include Rev and Mrs Gilbert Voorhies and Rev Mr Victor B Demaree of Newburgh Ind and Mrs William Wilson of Hedrick. W S A club meets Friday at 2 P.M. at Mrs Frank Newcomb’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. P. Club
Frank S&s. Skinner
Skinner
Introducing
Australia
Harley Gratton
J. L. Papes
George Busby
Women's Clubs
Maquoketa
Women's Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church
Charlies Point
Fifth Avenue
Gilbert Voorhies
Victor B Demaree
Newburgh, Ind
William Wilson
Hedrick
Church Choir Rehearsal Tonight at 7 30
Mrs W A Wi right notes the Methodist church choir will meet tonight at the church for rehearsal. Mrs Ralph J Williams entertained the Theristrial club Tuesday at her home. Mrs Herbert from the blind 100 percent. Mrs John Newman has returned from a visit with her son Sven Peterson and his family in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ralph J. Williams
Theristrial Club
Herbert
John Newman
Sven Peterson
Chicago
All Master Masons Gather for J Montgomery Service
Masters of the lodge are called to meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at the Masonic hall to attend the memorial service for J Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masomic
Serviets For Res J
Monticello Football Team Triumphs Friday Night
The Monticello school football squad defeated an unspecified local team on Friday at 7 45 p m at the local field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Tennyson Club hears review of New Castle reminiscences
The Tennyson club heard a Tuesday talk reviewing Reminiscences of New Castle Iowa by Sarah Brewer Bonebright. Misses Mary A. Snyder and Anna C. Jordan returned Tuesday from Rochester Minnesota where Miss Snyder had an operation at the Mayo Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson Club
Mrs. Bailey
New Castle
Iowa
Sarah Brewer Bonebright
Mary A. Snyder
Anna C. Jordan
Rochester
Minn
Miss Snyder
Mayo Clinic
Iowa Sets Trapping Dates for Muskrat and Mink
The Iowa conservation commission announced trapping seasons with muskrat and mink allowed Dec 1, 1942, to Jan 10, 1943, inclusive. Other animals including badgers raccoons skunk opossum and civet cats run Nov 10 to Jan 10. The 60 day season applies to all species except muskrat and mink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Scrap drive list for brass copper and explosives
The notice lists items needed for a scrap drive including 1 copper kettle, 2 refrigerators, 25 washing machines, 60 ft electric cord, 110 rifles, 4-1b bombs, 1 60-mm mortar, 1 37-mm gun, 1000 37-mm explosives, and 1 vacuum cleaner. It requests brass and copper and specifies weapon and explosive components.
Iowa Fur Seasons Extended Amid Heavy Spring Rains
The commission reports muskrat and mink season held at 40 days this year as heavy spring rains flood habitats. The state notes a continuous open season for red fox, weasels, groundhogs, wolves, and coyotes, while beaver and otter remain in closed season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Battleship Iowa drive tops Cedar Rapids recruiting quota
Cedar Rapids naval recruiting station exceeded its Iowa token force target for the Battleship Iowa project by enlisting 166 men by Tuesday evening. The six new Cedar Rapids enlistees include Franklin Nosek Carl Semerroth Charles Tefer Elmer Woolwine and Florian Hae with final papers received Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Naval
Des Moines
Franklin Nosek
H Avenue
Carl C. Semerroth
Wilson Avenue
Charles H. Tefer
L. Street
Elmer W. Woolwine
Seventh Street
Florian W. Hae
K Street
Notable Enlistee List Mentioned with Addresses
The passage lists individuals including George L. Karr 3312 Carlisle, B Longstreth Jr 1305% B Ave NE, William V. Brown 1615 Third Ave SW, Louis F. Ward 722 North Lucas St Monticello, and Charles E. Carson 1428 S:xth Ave SE as marine enlistee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Karr
Carlisle
B. Longstreth, Jr
William V. Brown
Third Avenue
Louis F. Ward
Lucas Street
Monticello
Charles E. Carson
Xth Avenue
No Trespassing Hurdles Cedar Rapids Bird Study
Dr Warren N Keck of the local bird club led the first meeting of the year at Science hall Coecol O Keck formed a committee headed by E W Steffen to improve cooperation with the conservation commission and landowners for amateur bird study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Warren N. Keck
Bird Club
Science Hall
Coecol“O
Keck
E. W. Steffen
The
Conservation Commission
Iowa
Lola Tillapaugh
Myra Willis
Lillian Serbousek
Esther Copp
Local Pageant Sees Steffen and Cohorts in Spotlight
Steffen leads a group including co Lahr and Tillie Prestegard with Miss Serbousek handling corder duties while Miss Copp oversees publicity. The event features a lineup of contestants and organizers guiding the pageant’s public presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steffen
Co Lahr
Tillie Prestegard
Corder
Miss Serbousek
Copp
Two Marion Men Escape Unharmed After Rough Ride
William Cabalka and Fred Nikles were in a car that left the highway at about 7:45 am on a Wednesday. The vehicle dropped down a four foot embankment and slid 260 feet along a gully before climbing the opposite bank and clipping three fence Posts near 2420 Johnson Avenue NW. Cabalka, the driver, was examined at Mercy Hospital and released after a checkup. He attributed the crash to a dizzy spell and a momentary drive on the left side before the vehicle veered right into the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cabalka
Fred Nikjury
Johnson Avenue NW
Cabalka
Mercyne
A Lance
Nikles
Stodola
Franklin Pupils to See Movies of Animal Life
Howard Cleaves, noted animal life photographer, will show animal motion pictures at Franklin school auditorium on Friday. He traveled over 50 miles through swamps and deserts, filming diving ducks and stalking bears, then delivers a lecture alongside the visuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Howard Cleaves
Cleaves
Arizona
California
Maine
New Brunswick
First Tin Can Carload Sent From Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids began its tin can salvage effort with a carload of about 18 tons rolling out Wednesday afternoon under L. D. Burgus. The drive aims for three carloads per month to the East Chicago plant, with schoolchildren and teachers in Cedar Rapids and Marion coordinating collections and contests to boost participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
L. D. Burgus
Burgus
Chicago
Marion
Burgu Warns About Fragile Tobacco Cans
Burgu notes several small tobacco cans have unsealed bottoms that can pop out if stepped on suggesting a three step testing method to check sturdiness. He highlights the risk of cans popping when pressure is applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgu
New CPT Course Scheduled at Coe College
Dr. Alfred W. Meyer CPT coordinator said a civil pilot training class will begin at Coe College around mid November. The mental test will be held next week and all interested men should contact Dr. Meyer at Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Alfred W. Meyer
CPT
Meyer
Dickenson to Manage Rockets and Theater
James Dickenson of 1627 Bavee Avenue NE will leave Thursday to manage the Rocket theater in Rock Island Illinois. He has been assistant at the Paramount theater and succeeds as manager of a Tri-State theater. Mrs Dickenson and their young daughter will stay in Cedar Rapids for a short period. No successor at the Paramount has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dickenson
Baveenue NE
Paramount Theater
Rocket Theater
Rock Island, Ill
Paramount
The
Rocket
Tri-States
Dickenson
Dickensons
Cedar Rapids
False teeth wobble no more with Alka Panies at drug stores
Advertisement notes embarrassment from loose dentures and promotes a powder product to keep plates steady. It urges wearers to sprinkle a little powder to secure comfort and prevent slips. The copy implies easy availability at drug stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion News
Tescher
Ide Dvastienaian
R. E. Lehdigh
Oklahoma City
Okla
Tomic
O and Wor
S.S.S. Saint
Frank J. Cornelius
Olympia
Wash
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Bernita Severn
Mise H. Pauline Shaffer
Melvyn Arp
Camp
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Denver
Colo
Robert Hogan
Lottie Hogan
Marines
San Diego
W. S. A. Club
Frank Newcomb
Vicks VapoRub
W. A. Wiright
Battleship
C. R
Franklin
Reader’s Digest
America
Coe
Leosen
NWO Fuss
Dal Gallon
Abe Iixe
Suerwin
Wii
Liams
Troys
Narow
Sherwin-Williams Paint & Color Style Guide
Sherwin-Williams
Third Ave
Dial
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