Vacation in Iowa Promoted by State Official
Fred J. Payneer of the Iowa state conservation commission urged Cedar Rapids Woman’s club members to vacation at home in Iowa. He cited 72 state parks covering 20 000 acres and 65 lakes with CCC built cabins. He noted 350000 residents bought hunting and fishing licenses and 3300000 visited parks last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Payneer
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Woman's Club
Payneer
Iowa
Lenore Ruth Miller Wed Reginald Slattery in Des Moines
The Miller family announces the marriage of Lenore Ruth Miller to Reginald Slattery. The ceremony occurred October 9 with Justice of the Peace W A Ball officiating and attended by Mr and Mrs Leon H Dorlan. Mrs Slattery works in Des Moines and Mr Slattery is employed by Cherry Surrell corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley C. Miller
J Avenue
Lenore Ruth
Reginald Slattery
A Avenue NW
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Ball
Leon H. Dorlan
Reillys Return From Davis Home Visit in Burlington
Mrs. W. P. Reilly and her daughter Miss Rosemary Reilly returned to Burlington Sunday after visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Davis at 2417 Second Avenue SE.
Hruby Family Reunion Held in Ellis Ark
Hruby family members gathered for a reunion in Ellis Arkansas on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Stanley Hruby and family, Mr and Mrs Eldon Cook and their son Joe Hruby of Oxford, Mr and Mrs Tony Novak and Mr and Mrs Vernon Burge of Mr Vernon, Mr and Mrs Wes Wompck and son of Walford, Albert Hruby of Solon, Mr and Mrs Rey Light and family, Mr and Mrs Willard Light and family of Lisbon, and Mrs J C Swatosh, Mrs Katherine Weaver and Mr and Mrs H J Wilson and their son of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hruby
Ellisark
Stanley Hruby
Eldon Cook
Joe Hruby
Oxford
Tony Novak
Vernon Burge
Vernon
Wes Wompck
Walford
Albert Hruby
Solon
Rey Light
Willard Light
Lisbon
J. C. Swatosh
Katherine Weaver
H. J. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Chapter GM P.E.O. Meets With Mrs Fisher
Chapter GM of PEO gathered Monday evening at 1805 Washington Ave SE to hear Miss Inga Tapper discuss People of the Scandinavian Countries. Hostess Maude Barr Ring was assisted by guests from chapters AV Creston E Iowa City DX Tipton and IF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Charles M. Fisher
Washington Avenue
Maude Barr Ring
Inga Tapper
O. O. Grady
Creston
Marguerite Chapman
Iowa City
Janet Johnston
Chater
Tipton
B. Tony
Dinner honor for Miss Lillian Locher in Springville
Miss Winifred Wiley hosted a dinner Sunday evening for Miss Lillian Locher as she prepares to move to Omaha Nebraska. Guests included Maurene Munger Marjorie Deacon Jane Furhmeister Louise Lux Dora Jane Hamblin Jean Wodtke Joan Buscho Jane Fink and Mrs Ed Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Locher
Omaha
Neb
Winifred Wiley
Springville
Maurene Munger
Marjorie Deacon
Jane Furhmeister
Louise Lux
Dora Jane Hamblin
Jean Wodtke
Joan Buscho
Jane Fink
Ed Lambert
Modern Reading Club meal meeting at Mrs Hallman home
The Modern Reading club will hold a luncheon at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. M. S. Hallman at 2445 Fifth avenue SE. Assisting hostess is Mrs. William J. Rinderknecht, with Mrs. John W. Altfillisch in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
M. S. Hallman
Fifth Avenue SE
William J. Rinderknecht
John W. Altfillisch
Craft Cassidy Nuptials Held
Mr and Mrs Arthur Craft announce the marriage of their daughter Marilyn Jean to Earl J Cassidy son of Mrs John Dillon The ceremony was led by Rev John Webb at First Christian Kansas City Mo on Saturday morning Attendants included Mrs John Storey The bride wore a dark green suit with brown accessories and roses Her only jewelry was a watch pendant The bride attended Franklin high school and works for Quaker Oats The groom a McKinley high school graduate is employed by Wilson and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Craft
Hubbard Avenue
Marilyn Jean
Earl J. Cassidy
John Dillon
Third Street
John Webb
First Christian Church
Kansas City
John Storey
Cassidy
Franklin High School
Quaker Oats Company
Mr. Cassidy
McKinley High School
Wilson and Company
Mrs. Vernon F Victor Returns from California
After a six week visit with her husband Ensign Vernon F Victor in San Francisco Mrs Victor will return Tuesday evening. She will live with her parents Mr and Mrs George G Clements at 1833 First avenue SE for the duration of her husband’s deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Vernon F. Victoror
San Francisco
Calif
Victor
George G. Clements
First Avenue SE
Mrs Horan Hosts Bridge Luncheon At Palisades Cottage
Mrs J Harold Horan entertained members of her bridge club Tuesday at a luncheon in the Palisades cottage. Eight were seated with place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harold Horan
Linden Drive
Bridge Club
Horans
Palisades
Miss Eulalia Hauser Honors Yeoman Leo Lucas
Miss Eulalia Hauser of 1740 Fifth Avenue SE entertained 15 guests Sunday to honor Yeoman Leo Lucas home on leave from navy duty. Lucas, son of Louis Lucas of Highway 149 SW, has served as editor of The Log at the Navy Pier in Chicago NL for eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Yeoman
Leo Lucas
Yeoman Lucas
Louis Lucas
Navy Pier
Chicago
Log
Mrs Pinney Ristedt Hosts Luncheon for Card Club
Mrs Ethel Pinney Ristedt of 2662 Country Club Parkway SE will host a luncheon for members of the Wednesday Card Club at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Pinney Ristedt
Country Club Parkway SE
Weekend guests honor Mrs Medd at Gaines home
Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Gaines 517 Seventeenth street SE included Mrs. F. D. Medd of Norfolk Virginia and Miss Edna Moulton of West Union. Mrs. Medd left for West Union on Monday to visit for several weeks before joining Ensign Medd in Norfolk. Mrs. Philip Groff 1739 Sixth avenue SE hosted a luncheon Monday honoring Mrs. Medd who recently married and received a hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip K. Gaines
Seventeenth Street SE
Gaines
F. D. Medd
Norfolk, Va
Edna Moulton
West Union
Medd
Ensign Medd
Norfolk
Philip Groff
Sixth Avenue SE
Private Reed Honored at Springville Home
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Reed welcomed their son Private Richard W. Reed of Camp Berkeley Texas on a 10 day furlough. He will depart for camp Tuesday evening. Guests from Springville Lisbon Cedar and families attended the evening gathering including the Taylors Johnston Reeds Gordons Fellows and Lucille Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Reed
Springville
Richard W. Reed
Camp
Berkeley
Texas
Reed
Alexander Taylor
Lee A. Johnston
Russell Reed
Donald Gordon
Eva Reed
James A. Reed
Pleaides Alumnae Meet At Coe College Home
The Pleaides alumnae society of Coe college held a Monday evening business meeting at Miss Marjorie Bruner's home, 1830 Fourth avenue SE. Officers elected include President Mrs. Richard Henecke, Vice President Mrs. Merle Threikheld, and Secretary Treasurer Miss Zula Cacek. Geraldine Green and Maurine Hamblin will organize the annual founders day dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleaides
Coe College
Marjorie Bruner
Fourth Avenue SE
Richard Henecke
Merle Threikheld
Zula Cacek
Geraldine Green
Maurine Hamblin
Dorothy Olson and F W Davidson Wed in Westminster Church
Dorothy G Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Olson Barronette Wisconsin and Franklin W Davidson son of Mrs F F Davidson 351 Seventeenth Street SE were married by Rev James H Blackstone Jr at Westminster Presbyterian church. Davidson will enter pilot training in Duluth Minn after November 1. The couple will reside in Spooner after October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dorothy G. Olson
Edward Olson
Barronette
Wis
Franklin W. Davidson
F. F. Davidson
Seventeenth Street
James H. Blackstone, Jr
Army
Pilot Training Corps
Duluth
Spooner
Miss Emma Ann Gallagher and George A Randall Married
Emma Ann Gallagher of Strawberry Point and George A Randall of Strawberry Point wed in a single ring ceremony October 10 at the First Methodist church in Elnora Indiana. Rev T M Jennings officiated. The bride, sister of Mrs James Adams, has worked at the Elnora Tribune and as theater cashier and treasurer. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs A B Randall, works in the parachute division of Reliance Manufacturing in Washington Indiana. The couple will reside in Elnora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ann Gallagher
George A. Randall
Strawberry Point
First Methodist
Elnora
Ind
T. M. Jennings
James Adams
Elnora Tribune
Elnora Theater
A. B. Randall
Reliance Manufacturing Company
Washington, Ind
Dinner honors recruits to Scott Field Army service
Mr and Mrs George Pettit hosted twelve guests Sunday for a dinner honoring Harry Sutphin and Harvey Miskimen who will travel to Scott Field Illinois Wednesday for army service. Out of town guests included Mrs Ella Wolfe and Mrs Dennis Sutphin's aunt both of Deep River. Sutphin and Miskimen will stay with the Pettit family for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pettit
Second Avenue SE
Harry Sutphin
Harvey Miskimen
Scottfield
Army
Mr. Sutphin
Ella Wolfe
Dennis
Deep River
Sutphin
Miskimen
Mrs. Pettit
Dirndl Pattern 4235 Promises Simple Young Styles
Anne Adams Pattern 4235 for junior miss sizes 11 to 17 offers a braid trimmed cotton dirndl for school and velveteen for leisure. Instructions detail yardage for size 13 short and long sleeve dresses and include a 16 cent coin order. Send name address and style number to The Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department for fall and winter book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 6Th Street
New York
N. Y
Miss Laverna Hansohn Weds Earl E Fulmer
Mr and Mrs Fred Hansohn announce the marriage of their daughter La Verna Hansohn to Earl E Fulmer. The ceremony occurred Oct 8 in Kohaka Missouri with attendants Mr and Mrs Earl L Strachen. Mrs Fulmer, a McKinley HS graduate, works at The Cotton Shop. Fulmer, Center Point HS graduate, is in the Navy stationed in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hansohn
Cobbancourt
LaVerna
First Avenue
Earl E. Fulmer
Lottie Fulmer
Seventh Street
Kohaka
Earl L. Strachen
Fulmer
McKinley High School
Center Point High School
Navy
Newark
Beethoven Club Meets at YWCA With Members Audition
The Beethoven club holds its Thursday meeting at 10 a.m. in the YWCA. Cathrean Donnelly will lead the program. The board convenes at 9:30 a.m. for auditions for new membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Cathrean Donnelly
Grace Walpole Circle Meets at Lakeside Club
Grace Walpole circle of King's Daughters met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Roy E Choate at Lakeside. Assisting hostess was Mrs. R P Schump. Guests included Mrs Clyde B Mefert and Mrs Howard A Horan. Devotions were led by Mrs Charles Spears. members donated fruit for the Children's Home. The next meeting is set for November 9 at Mrs Ray Horton’s home with Mrs R W Manatt assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Walpole
King’s Daughters
Roy E. Choate
Lakeside
R. P. Schump
Clyde B. Meffert
Howard A. Horan
Charles Spears
Ray Horton
R. W. Manatt
Miss Bena Hosts Friends For Weekend Homecoming
Miss Bena entertains at Otis road SE with Miss Julie Bena hosting a Sunday evening gathering honoring Private Stanley Wislsel on furlough from Camp Dodge and Sergt Virgil F Ross home on a 10 day furlough from Camp Gruber Oklahoma. Attendees include Miss Mary Drakos Miss Mary Geffner Stanley Miller Ernest Bena Bill and Mr and Mrs Wencilna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Bena
Otis Road SE
Stanley Wislsel
Camp Dodge
Sergt
Virgil F. Ross
Camp Gruber
Oklo
Mary Drakos
Mary Geffner
Stanley Miller
Ernest Bena
Billa Oa
Wencil Na
St Elizabeth's Guild to Meet for Luncheon at 1 PM
The St Elizabeth's Guild of St John's Episcopal Church will gather Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon hosted by Mrs J J Shepard at 501 Thirty third Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Guild of
St. John's Episcopal Church
J. J. Shepard
Thirty-third Street
St Pauls Church Circle Plans Friday Luncheon
Circle No. 3 of St Pauls Methodist church will meet Friday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. R. Van Slyck, 1924 Second avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
H. R. van Slyck
Second Avenue SE
Mrs Jelinek Honored On Birthday At Dinner Party
Miss Lenora Jelinek hosted a birthday dinner for her mother Mrs Frank Jelinek at 2714 O avenue NW. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Thomas Suchomel with sons David and Joseph, Mr and Mrs Frank Pohorsky, Mr and Mrs George L Buresh and children Caroline Darlene Eugene, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Suchomel with Frank Jelinek and Mr and Mrs William Horak of Ely Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jelinek
O Avenue NW
Lenora Jelinek
Thomas F. Suchomel
David
Joseph
Frank Pohorsky
George L. Buresh
Caroline
Darlene
Eugene
Thomas Suchomel
William Horak
Ely
Mrs. James G. Linsley Returns to New Orleans Home
Mrs. James G. Linsley returns to her New Orleans home after a 10 day visit with her father in law John W. Linsley and Mrs. Linsley at 306 Sixth Street SE Cedar Rapids and other friends. Lieut Linsley now serves as an instructor with the army engineers amphibian command at Lincoln recreation area in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Linsley
New Orleans
John W. Linsley
Linsley
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Lieut
Army Engineers
Lincoln Recreation Area
WAGAMON WAGNER WEDDING ANNOUNCED
Mrs E F Lawler and Mrs Vincent Kofron hosted a shower and tennis party for Mrs Pauline Wagamon the sister of Mrs John Wagamon at 1511 Sixth Ave SE. Pauline Wagamon former Pauline Wagner married Private Wagamon Sept 1 in Las Vegas Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lawler
Vincent Kofron
Val Wagamon
Kinross
Mrs Halvorson Speaks to Iowa City Women
Mrs F G Ladd of 215 Second Ave SW and her daughter Mrs Bernice Ladd Halvorson of Cedar Falls visited Iowa City where Mrs Halvorson addressed the Iowa City Woman's club on Poetry in a World of War. She is the state chairman of the division of poetry for the Iowa Federation of Woman's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue
Bernice Ladd Halvorson
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Halvorson
Service Club Meeting At Community House
The service club of the Community House will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. at the Community House. Installation of officers will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
City Council Transfers Park Funds and Notices of Assessments
The council approved transfers totaling 462.62 from riverfront and park projects to the park maintenance fund. A $1 building permit refund to Earl P. Elson was authorized. A $714.29 workmen’s compensation premium to Bituminous Casualty Co. was approved. Notices of Weed cutting and oiling assessments were authorized with payment due by Oct 22 before tax certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Front
Earl P. Elson
Thirty-fourth Street
Bituminous Casualty Company
Kathleen Norris Named Director of Cedar Rapids Health Nurse Unit
Kathleen A. Norris of Buffalo New York has been appointed director of the Cedar Rapids Public Health Nursing association. Mrs J W Ballard, association president, announced Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Norris
Kathleen A. Norris
Buffalo, N. Y
Cedar Rapids Public Health Nursing Association
J. W. Ballard
Tuesda
Bedside Manner Value Emphasized By Cedar Rapids Gray Ladies
War demands public care for convalescents says Prof. Charles Rogler of the University of Iowa. He urges Gray Ladies to learn patient ailment type, age, religion, marital status and more before visits, to tailor compassionate care and reduce relapses. Junior Red Cross enrollment aims for 100 percent in schools with posters and first aid classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
James Moloney
Franklin High School
Moloney
Lillian Clark
Dows
Meloney
Franklin School
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Charles Rogler
Department of Sociology
University of Iowa
Gray Ladies
American Red Cross
Rogier
University of Puerto Rico
James L. Cooper
R. G. Adams
Navy adopts expeditionary force messages system
The Navy implements fixed text messages for personnel at 23 overseas shore stations. Known as expeditionary force messages, the system uses a list of 136 canned messages and costs about 60 cents per message, excluding federal tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Newfoundland
Auckland
New Zealand
Balboa
Canal Zone
Barbers Point
Hawaii
Imada
Brisbane
Australia
Canton Island
Cocosolo
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Jamaica
Kaneohenay
Oahu
Kodiak
Alaska
Londonderry
North Ireland
Noumea
New Caledonia
Pearl Harbor
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Reykjavik
Iceland
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Sitka
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Tutuila
Samoa
Unalaska
Vieques
Continental
United States
The Poet of the People by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse piece by Edgar A. Guest celebrates women's enduring home life and tranquil desires. It contrasts a man's craving for fame with a woman's wish for a settled home, comfort, and simple domestic joys that endure through life and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Army Air Corps Recruiting Unit Arrives in Cedar Rapids
The Army Air Corps recruiting truck arrived in Cedar Rapids for a six day visit to enlist men aged 18 to 50 for ground crews. The unit displays a 1 750 horsepower B 24 engine and radio compass and will operate from the federal building. Recruits will be sent to Fort Worth Texas for training with possible promotions to aircraft mechanic or radio operator roles. Lieut Foster L White leads the unit with staff sergeants John P Bomar Roy F Dickey and Hugh Bayless as questions aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
Ceder Rapids
Camp Dodge
Foster L. White
Midland Army —— School
Midland
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Edison
White
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokio
Army
Federal Building
Tarrant Field
Ft. Worth
Gulf Coast
John P. Bomar
Roy F. Dickey
Hugh Bayless
Keep Free from Hate at Baptists Convention Opening
Dr. William A. Elliott of Ottawa Kansas urged unity and compassion at the Iowa Centenary Baptist convention opening in Des Moines. He told ministers to keep their hearts free of hate and warned that love is the force to heal after the recent war. He cited the Book of Jonah and outlined plans for officer elections and a two day program ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Elliott
Ottawa
Kan
Iowa
Elliott
Pastors Conference
Women's Baptist Missionary Society
Confesses Attempted Hotel Break In by Jepson
Harold William Jepson, 43, confessed to detectives that he tried to break into the Windsor hotel. Inspector W. J. Kudrna said Jepson would face breaking and entering charges after detectives arrested him on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold William Jepson
Windsor Hotel
W. J. Kudrna
Kudrna
Jepson
L. H. Dorlan
William Hahn
Dorian
L. F. Stusak
George Connell
Harley Simon
Kudina
Selective Service Board
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C.R
H. N. Jerome
Roger Korncer
O. J. Elsenbast
Heeuidell
Mines
C. A. Carleton
Fred F. Faunt
Edward F. Misak
Charles O. Norberg
Leo G. Severa
Robert Hersom
Ruth Cress
Harry G. Corot
W. H. Weeks
C. K. Plummer
C. G. Hopewell
C. A. Love
Charles J. Kosek
John Hockaday
J. R. Overley
E. M. Berroth
Anita M. Waddill
E. K. Beane
Charles Schoen
Alvin C. Shafer
Lenore Ruth Miller
Hruby Family Reunion
Satan
Mount Zion Baptist
Waltrip
Coliseum
Miss Locher
Vernon F. Victor
California
Mrs. Ristedt
Private Reed
F. W. Davidson
Laverna Hansohn
Grace Walpole Circle
Miss Bena
ST. John's Church
ST. Paul's Church
Greenberg
Charles Greenberg
Furrier
Second Street
Mrs. Jelinek
Mautz
Barney
Sunshine Food Market
Fifteenth St
Dial
Gazette
Mrs. Halvorson
City Hall
J. F. McBaith
the Eternal Feminine
Grahams
Grahams Best
Rer
HABISCO + HATIORAL BISCUIT COMPANY
C. R
Baptists’ Convention
Nabisco
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