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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1942

Page

5

Seventeen Members Build Church Free of Debt

A small rural church near Ruby Pancratz was rebuilt after a June fire, funded by donations from members and friends totaling about 5500 plus in kind work. The new church, 24 by 46 feet with a 9 by 11 vestibule and full basement, was dedicated debt free with around 200 dollars in a contingency fund. Elder John Zuck guided the church from 1886 to 1935. now about 40 regular worshipers attend. The dedication featured Love Feast services and a plaque quoting Psalm 118 23.

Lowden Clarence Church of the Brethen John Zuck Anna Garner A. J. Fike Alvah Morphew James H. Elrod McPherson Kan

Hancher finds lack of hysteria encouraging in war effort

CHICAGO AP Virgil M Hancher president of the University of Iowa said the absence of hysteria and emotion is an encouraging sign in this war He noted Americans have not embarked on a crusade with the high moral exaltation of the last war and said this time the aim is a difficult but necessary task The remarks were at a Parents magazine luncheon where Sister Elizabeth Kenny of Queensland Australia received the publication s annual medal for service to children

Chicago Virgil M. Hancher University of Iowa Hancher Parents’ Magazine Elizabeth Kenny Queensland Australia

Newsmen Meet This Weekend at Iowa U

Iowa City AP reports Iowa weekly newspapermen gather on the University of Iowa campus for a two day short course on wartime publishing problems. A meeting of Iowa Press Women joins the publishers conclave with speakers including Chancellor A C Wang Chinese consulate general of Chicago and C R Dudley from the treasury department in Washington.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa Iowa Press A. C. Wang Chicago C. R. Dudley Treasury Department Washington

Padgett Promoted To Full Colonel

DES MOINES AP Lieut Col Vernon L Padgett executive oficer at Fort Des Moines army post was notified Monday that he has been promoted to a full colonel.

Des Moines Vernon L. Padgett Fort Des Moines

Volga City Woman Joins WAAC Motor Corps

Miss Leota Germar reported for duty Monday at Fort Des Moines after enlisting in the women's army auxiliary corps in the motor corps division. For nine years she worked in the local post office as assistant to her father, Otto Germar, postmaster, and she is a Volga City High School 1929 graduate and Bayless Business College alumna.

Volga City Leota Germar Fort Des Moines Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Motor Corps Otto Germar Miss Germar Volga Bayless Business College Dubuque

Economy vs Non-Partisan Appeal in Iowa Senate Race

Borger Wilson 58, Republican, touted economy in government as he seeks U S Senate seat, touting past wins and 1938 comeback to Iowa House. Clyde L. Herring, 63, Des Moines Democrat, seeks reelection as U S senator presenting a down the line, nonpartisan campaign.

Borger, Wilson Clyde L. Herring Des Moines United States Iowa Franklin D. Roosevelt Herring George A. Wilson Clyde Herring Jackson Mich Emma Pearl Spinney Lawrence, LaVerne Capt Clyde Edsel Herring Northern Ireland Detroit South Park Colo Wyoming Ford Motor Company Atlantic Herring Motor Company Ford

Jurors Drawn for Delaware County Court Term

A 45 member jury panel was announced by County Clerk Burton Clark to serve in the Delaware district court during the November term opening November 23. Judge Ralph W. Hasner of Waterloo will preside. Jurors include Leo Britt Delhi and many residents from Manchester Earlville Hopkinton Ryan Dyersville and other towns.

Manchester Burton Clark Delaware District Court Ralph W. Hasner Waterloo Leo Britt Delhi Thomas Brunkan Earlville Emil Conrad Dale Child Masonville Lee Croyle Harry Correll Strawberry Point Ernest Carpenter Evelyn Dresser George Jennie Lafferty W. F. Martens Dundee Mary Mason John McGuire Coggan John McIntosh William J. McCormick Malinda Preston Ryan Andrew Jd. Rector Glenn Meyen Floyd N. Pinch John Ovel Dyersville Elmer Richardson Lyle Retz Oscar O. Smith Ruth Stonecipher Arnold Tauke Henry Saathoff B. S. Schumann al Vaske Glen T. Wonleighton Edgewood George Wood Janella Wood Hopkinton Emma Wickman

Manchester Couple Note Their 50th Wedding Date

Manchester couple Mr. and Mrs. John Porteous observed their golden wedding anniversary at home with a family dinner. Lifelong residents, both were born and raised nearby. Porteous, a livestock buyer, and Mary Hetherington have two children, Mrs. Walter Rossman of Manchester and Mrs. A. S. Tucker of St. Elmo, Illinois.

Manchester John Porteous Porteous Mary Hetherington Thomas Henderson

Anamosa Sailor Ensign Commissioned After Navy Service

Warren Kellogg of Anamosa has been commissioned as an ensign after enlisting in the navy last November and serving as a second class yeoman in the navy recruiting service in Boston. A former circulation manager of the Anamosa Journal, he is a graduate of Anamosa High School and Coe College. He spent a weekend with his parents before heading to the west coast with his wife.

Gazette Anamosa Warren Kellogg L. W. Kellogg Navy Boston Kellogg Anamosa Journal Anamosa High School Coe College Cedar Rapids Ensign

North Liberty Red Cross home nursing course opens

Special to The Gazette reports a Red Cross home nursing course starting Monday Nov 2 at 2 30 p m in the North Liberty school hall. It runs 12 two hour periods with instructors Mrs Nelle Byrnes RN of Iowa City.

North Liberty

Iowa Homecoming This Year to Skip Frills and Frolics

Iowa's wartime homecoming program at Iowa City, set up by Prof. Allen C. Tester, will be simple and economical. A mass meeting on Friday night, Nov. 6, kicks off festivities ahead of the November 7 football game with Wisconsin, marking the third wartime homecoming in the university's history with limited frills but traditional events like receptions, a dance, open house, a military exhibit, and an alumni luncheon. Plans include a share your car route for attendees.

Gazette Iowa City Iowa Allen C. Tester Wisconsin Triangle

Secretary Dies at Convention Party in Des Moines

In Des Moines AP report, Jean Jones a state banking department secretary died at an Iowa Bankers association convention party from a heart attack after dancing. Coroner J W Bailey found no head injury though initial belief suggested a fall. Jones based in Leon Iowa.

Des Moines Jean Jones State Banking Department J. W Bailey Miss Jones For Des Moines Iowa Bankers Association Bailey Leon

Farmer Questioning Postwar Synthetic Rubber Control

DES MOINES AP Governor Wilson warned in a radio address that farmers risk losing control of the postwar synthetic rubber industry. Citing the Baruch committee, he said without improved production bases big corporations will dominate, leaving farmers to watch rubber be made from grain instead.

Des Moines George A. Wilson Baruch Committee

Suspect Arrested In Watch Robbery In Burlington

A man named Ben A Sheldon 37 of East St. Louis Illinois was detained by Burlington police early Tuesday after allegedly breaking a jewelry store window and taking four watches at Black s jewelry store. The same suspect was connected to an Oct 5 break in at the same shop and matched a description from a similar robbery in Ottumwa Sunday night. Police found the watches on the suspect and he denied the breaking.

Burlington Ben A Sheldon East St. Louis Black Sheldon Andrew Smith Smith Ottumwa

Iowa City Scrap Piles Grow After City Drive

Iowa City's salvage piles continued to grow after Sundays collection added 24 tons from the business district. University cleanup squads reported 31 tons in the last two weeks, with 68 tons previously contributed. Items turned in included a safe door from First Capital National Bank and jeweler I Fulks donated an old Cadillac containing aluminum worth 75 to 90 dollars and other metals weighing 4680 pounds.

Iowa City First Capital National Bank I Fulks

Army general to inspect Grinnell administration school

Major General J A Ulio the adjutant general of the army will inspect the army administration school in Grinnell on November 4. Lieut Col William H Hammond the post commandant announced the schedule on Tuesday.

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin

When constipation causes stomach upset and bloating this ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin. It claims to wake up lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines and ease stomach discomfort, noting doctors' use of pepsin and ease of taste for children. Get genuine Caldwell's as directed.

Dr. Caldwell

Eve Curie Urges Allied Unity in Spirit at Iowa Talk

Eve Curie told University of Iowa listeners that Allied nations are united by force yet lack unity of spirit. She noted Russian unity and sacrifice behind and at the front, and described Libya as a stark proving ground for modern war.

Iowa City Maile Eve Curie University of Iowa Russia North Africa Libya

WAACs to Drill at Des Moines Coliseum Sunday

The WAACs will take over the Des Moines Coliseum probably next Sunday for drill hall use and physical education as part of their training. Downtown WAACs, housed in hotels, will join after four weeks at Fort Des Moines for a total stay of about six weeks, with winter drills at the fort and similar use of the Coliseum. The 8500-seat Coliseum, built 31 years ago, is Iowa’s largest public auditorium.

DES Iowa

Littleport Men at Pearl Harbor Four Locals Serving

Four men from Littleport, a village under 200, are stationed at Pearl Harbor. Two serve in the army and two in the navy. They are Lloyd Clinton and Clifford Rolfe in the army, Carl Corson and Richard Nighingale in the navy, all sons of local residents.

Spreial Littleport Pearl Harbor Army Navy Lloyd Clinton William Clinton Clifford Rolfe Ramson Rolfe Carl Corson Lavin Corson Richard Nighingale Herman Nighingale

Tall Tales of Old Marsh Ha to Iowa Sportsmen

Florence Clark recounts the legendary tall tales of Marsh Hatfield, famed Mississippi hunter from near McGregor. A midautumn yarn describes a ramrod mishap causing a bear, a button, and eleven ducks to bear on a single ramrod, with wild honey flowing from the bear’s wound as Marsh retrieves the rod.

Tall Tales Old Marsh Regale Iowa Sportsmen McGregor Mississippi Marsh Hatfield Paul Bunyan Robert Hetfield Dubuque Hatfield Marsh

Hickenlooper to Represent Iowa At Wood Exhibit

Lieut. Gov B. B. Hickenlooper will represent Iowa at the opening of a memorial exhibition of Grant Wood at the Chicago Art Institute. The display honors the Iowa artist who died last February and is the first memorial honoring an American artist. Cedar Rapids patron David Turner and University of Wisconsin artist John Steuart Curry are also listed for ceremonies.

Chicago B. B. Hickenlooper State of Iowa Grant Wood Iowa Chicago Art Institute Institute David Turner Cedar Rapids Wood John Steuart Curry The University of Wousconsin

Iowa City Physician Leaves for North Carolina Practice

Dr F J Anthony, Iowa City physician since 1925, will depart immediately for North Carolina to start a new practice in Asheville. He was born in Iowa City and educated at the University of Iowa and was appointed city physician on August 1.

Wilson Wendell Willkie Gow Senate Polk Polk County State Senate Menlo James Henderson Wilson Martha G. Wilson Iowa New York Grinnell College University of Iowa Law School Mildred Zehner Wilsons James Camp Polk George, Jr John Mary Iowa City F J Anthony North Carolina Asheville University of Iowa

Ration First Pair Of Boots In Jones County

Anamosa reports the first certificate for rubber boots issued by the south Jones county rationing board went to farmer John Tallman near Anamosa. Richard Landess of Anamosa received the first bicycle certificate. The board last week issued four tires, six tubes, and 13 retreads for passenger cars to listed individuals and businesses, including Iowa Electric Oxford Malls and Jones county residents.

Anamosa South Jones County John Tallman Richard Landess Paul Levien Wyoming Frank Norris Center Junction William Prult Martello Raymond A .Ward Jay Meade C Russell Olin Roy Holzinger Iowa Electric Oxford Malls Wink Oxford Junction Jones County Loyal

Edna Harris Returns Home After Auto Crash

Delta Miss Edna Harris, injured in an automobile accident a week ago, was discharged Sunday to her home. She is the daughter of Mrs. Susan Harris.

Delta Edna Harris Sigourney Hospital Susan Harris

Little Man’s Future Dark Told to Bankers in Des Moines

Iowa Lieutenant Governor B B Hickenlooper warned bankers that small business faces a dark future with depleted shelves and rising purchase restrictions. He urged continued advocacy in Washington to aid economic life while criticizing eastern farm policy and noting Iowa’s higher military enlistment. Dr Raymond Moley praised industry for restoring public confidence and predicted industry will meet Roosevelt’s production targets.

Des Moines INS B. B. Hickenlooper Iowa Bankers Association Hickenlooper Washington, D. C Raymond F. Moley New Deal Brain Trust

Veteran Edges Philippines Loss, Returns to Volga City

Vern Debes, a Volga City veteran who lost his right arm in the Philippines, has been discharged and is visiting his father Jim Debes. His wife and baby remain in the Philippines with no recent word.

Volga City Vern Debes Philippines Jim Debes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ruby Pancratz Iowa U Waacs Page Boy Clyde L Delaware County Iowa News Walter D. Fish, Jr Walter Fish Fayette Estella Ruth Smith George Smith Monticello J. K. Delahooke Lester Boots Boots Farm Bureau English River Township Frank Brower Shellsburg Methodist Ladies Aid Wesley Hall Gage Coupland Emmett Cripps R. L. Holliday Voris Richart Will Richart Jim Kibbie Daisy Rambo LA Porte City Ely Ely High School Hannah Legion Hall Marjorie Reis Gerald Ross Phyllis Langer Eugene McNamara Irene Vanorny Leo Truhlar Wilma Hajek Juanita Hovarka Marie Benesh Martha Moses Edna Randall Frank Jonas Donald Erenberger Everett Spidle Marcella Hajek Wendl Pata William Kadlee Gladys Holets Northwestern Mutual Fire Insurance Association Johnson County Mabel Z. Stoner L. L. Stoner W. A. Young Madison Township Stoner Newhall American Legion and Auxiliary Parent Teacher Community Club Orf’s Grinnell Eve Curle Wacks Des Moines Coliseum Florence Clark Carolina Jones Voha Wickenlooper Eastern Seaboard Seaboard RD Avenue SE
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