Asia and global management shape Cedar Rapids talk
Dr. Troyer S. Anderson of the University of Iowa told the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club that increased government management is inevitable and that Asia’s rise will dictate Western policies. He warned mismanagement could end American leadership, urging diplomatic relations with Asia. The program featured introductions and new member announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troyer S. Anderson
University of Owa
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
Grinnell Faculty Couple Attend Rotary Luncheon
Dean Beatty dean of personnel administration at Grinnell College and his wife Mrs. Beatty visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hromek at 1715 Second Avenue SE. Dean Beatty was guest speaker at the Rotary club luncheon Monday. both are members of the Grinnell College faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton L. Beatty
Grinnell
Henry J. Hromek
Second Avenue SE
Dean Beatty
Grinnell College
Rotary Club
Dean
Beatty
Lieut and Mrs Farrell Depart for Camp Wheeler Ga
Lieut and Mrs Robert E Farrell leave after a week at Mrs Farrells parents Mr and Mrs Harold J Rowe 2232 Country Club Parkway SE to Camp Wheeler Ga where Farrell is stationed He will be transferred November 1 to Fort Benning Ga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Farrell
Della Taylor to Teach in Japanese Camp
Miss Della Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs D M Taylor, 353 Pleasant Drive SE, leaves Monday for Rivers Ariz to teach commercial subjects in an American born Japanese camp. She has previously taught in Maquoketa schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Taylor
D. M. Taylor
Pleasant Drive
Rivers, Ariz
Miss Taylor
Maquoketa School
Crandall Party Leaves For Salt Lake City
Mrs Verne E Crandall and Miss Elaine Crandall depart Tuesday morning from the home of Dr and Mrs C B Meffert at 2010 Country Club Park Way SE for their residence in Salt Lake City Utah after several days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. ‘Meffert
Country Club Parkway SE
Verne E. Crandall
Elaine Crandall
Salt Lake City
Utah
Brown couple to spend winter in Saint Petersburg Florida
Dr and Mrs E Winslow Brown of 1401 Washington avenue SE will depart Wednesday afternoon for Saint Petersburg Florida to spend the winter. They will reside at 427 Second avenue North Pennflora hotel in Saint Petersburg for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Winslow Brown
Washington Avenue SE
Saint Petersburg
Fla
Second Avenue North
Pennflora Hotel
Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Gerber at home
Daughters Mrs Maxine Baumgartner and Mrs Charles Madison Jr hosted a Sunday evening surprise for honorees Mr and Mrs Charles Gerber of 123 Thirty third Street Drive SE. Gifts were presented and cards circulated as thirty guests attended the courtesy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gerber
Thirty-third Street
Drive
Maxine Baumgartner
Charles Madison, Jr
Local Marion Couple Ties The Knot In Morning Ceremony
Miss Patricia Ann Eckart and William A. Emerson wed in Marion Arkansas on Saturday at 11 am. The bride’s mother gave her away. Best man was Ted Werner of Altoona. The couple plan to reside in Memphis after Emerson finishes at the naval radio school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ark
Patricia Ann Eckart
G. D. Eckhart
First Avenue NE
William A. Emerson
W. H. Emerson
Thirty-second Street
Ted Werner
Altoona
Kessler Hosts P E O Chapter GM Meeting
Mrs L A Kessler hosted Chapter GM of the P E O at her home 2108 Greenwood Dr SE with Mrs Imogen B Emery as assisting hostess. Mrs T F Suchomel led the program on Russia and guest Mrs George S Mills of Chapter HK Des Moines recently moved to Cedar Rapids attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
L. A. Kessler
Greenwood Drive
Imogen B. Emery
T. F Suchomel
Russia
George S. Mills
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Clifton and Miss Gillis Married in Mitchell South Carolina
Miss Mary A Gillis and Edward Albert Clifton wed in the home of the bridegroom's parents 1634 Eighth street NW The Rev C L Baker officiated before palms and candles The bride wore a beige military twill suit Best man was Robert Clifton After a wedding trip to Mitchell South Carolina they will reside at 1634 Eighth street NW Mr Clifton is employed by Wilson and Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Clifton
Eighth Street NW
Mary Althea Gillis
Edward J. Gillis
Eighth Avenue SW
Edward Albert Clifton
C. L. Baker
London
Ben Tylee
Robert Clifton
Mitchell
S. C
Clifton
Wilson and Company
Mr and Mrs Joe W Little Visit From Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Joe W Little of Los Angeles formerly of Cedar Rapids have stayed with Mrs Annis E Little and Mrs Charles F Stocker at 315 Fourteenth Street NE for a week. They plan to attend their son Joe Little’s aviation school graduation at Scott Field Illinois on October 31 when he will be commissioned as a second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Little
Los Angeles
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Little
Annis E. Little
Charles F. Stocker
Fourteenth Street
Scottfield
Joe
Aviation
Visitor Englehart Arrives at Vorkoper Home
R R Englehart of Davenport Iowa arrived Tuesday to visit for several days at the home of Mr and Mrs R J Vorkoper 4001 Adams Road SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Vorkoper
Adams Road
R. R. Englehart
Davenport
Miss Clara Shireman Visits In Chicago Home
Miss Clara Shireman of Chicago Illinois visits the home of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs A C Shireman at 501 Twenty sixth street SE for a stay with family relationships noted in the social item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Shireman
Chicago,Ill
A. C. Shireman
Twenty-sixth Street
Honoring Gary Brandt on First Birthday Party
Mrs. W. G. Brandt of 1531 Fifth avenue SE hosted a party Saturday afternoon honoring her son Gary Wayne on his first birthday. Mothers and children in attendance included Mrs. Hank Choposky with Margo, Mrs. Frank Smith with Linda Sue, Mrs. Travis Barnes with Jackie Lee, Mrs. Robert Wilde with Linda Lee, Mrs. Albert Koberly with Terry Jo, Mrs. Bud Berscheid with Donna, Mrs. Joe Emmons with Joan, Nadine and Bonnie Sue Boom with Mary, Diane and Susie Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brandt
Fifth Avenue SE
Gary Wayne
Hank Choposky
Margo
Frank Smith
Linda Sue
Travis Barnes
Jackie Lee
Robert Wilde
Linda Lee
Albert Koberly
Terry Jo
Bud Berscheid
Donna
Joe Emmons
Joan
Nadine
Bonnie Sue Boom
Mary
Diane
Susie Long
Modern Reading Club to Meet for Luncheon Review
The Modern Reading club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at Mrs. W. E Peschau's home at 360 Park Terrace SE. Mrs. M S Hallman will review Islandia by Austin Wright and lead discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
W. E Peschau
Park Terrace SE
M S Hallman
Islandia
Austin Wright
Practical Nurses Club To Meet Wednesday
Members of the Practical Nurses club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the home of Mrs Minnie Sedlacek at 718 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Practical Nurses Club
Minnie Sedlacek
Fourth Avenue SE
Perpetual Help Circle to Host Halloween Party
Members of the Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella will hold a Halloween party Wednesday at 8 p.m. in K of C hall. Reservations must be made Wednesday morning with committee members Mrs. Thomas Walsh chairman Mrs. Ray Freeman Mrs. Arlo Goodyear Miss Helen Dvorak Miss Marcella Roushar and Miss Lulu Cacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
K of C Hall
Thomas Walsh
Ray Freeman
Arlo Goodyear
Helen Dvorak
Marcella Roushar
Lulu Cacek
Miss Virginia Pratt Honored At Shower
Miss Virginia Pratt bride elect to Bernard H. Aupperle was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Misses Helen and Hazel Aupperle at 708 E Avenue NW. Twenty four guests attended the Friday evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pratt
Bernard H. Aupperle
Helen and
Hazel Aupperle
E Avenue NW
Correction: Mrs Dick E Baldwin Daughter of Tice Family
The Gazette corrects a prior report naming Mrs Dick E Baldwin as the daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Martin. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F L Tice, previously identified in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick E. Baldwin
Lillian Tice
F. L. Tice
E. L. Martin
Friendship circle meeting notes from King's Daughters group
Members met at Mrs James V Prouty 2003 Blake Blvd SE for a Halloween luncheon. President Mrs Carl G Helming led the business meeting, Mrs P E Conard gave devotions. Next gathering set for Mrs Philip K Gaines 417 Seventeenth St SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle of
King’s Daughters
James V. Prouty
Blake Boulevard
Carl G Helming
P E. Conard
Philip K. Gaines
Seventeenth Street SE
Mrs. Young Visits Son-in-law in Belle Fourche
Mrs F E Young of 2014 Grande avenue SE traveled Tuesday to Belle Fourche South Dakota to visit her daughter in law Mrs V R VanDervoort and their children Linda Ann and Phillip in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Young
Grande Avenue SE
Belle Fourche
S. D
V. R. VanDervoort
Linda Ann
Phillip
Luncheon Honors Sister of Phoenix Woman at Cedar Rapids Club
Miss Agatha and Miss Nell Cherry hosted a Tuesday luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club to honor their sister, Mrs. George Lutgerding of Phoenix Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha
Nell Cherry
Grande Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
George Lutgerding
Phoenix, Ariz
Mrs Kilborn Hosts Episcopal Guild Luncheon
Mrs Paul Kilborn will be host ess at luncheon Wednesday to members of St Elizabeth's guild of St John's Episcopal church in her home Mt Vernon road SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kilborn
St. Elizabeth's Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mt. Vernon Road
ICBJ drill team hosts miscellaneous shower for Libbie Fields
Mrs. Jerry Drahovzal and Mrs. Wendl Lippert entertained sixteen ICBJ Pivoteers members at the Lippert home 1608 N street SW on Saturday evening in honor of Libbie Holeck Fields with a miscellaneous shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Drahovzal
Wendl Lippert
ICBJ
Pivoteers
Lippert
N Street
Libbie Holecck Fields
PTA Meeting At Arthur School Wednesday At Two
The Arthur school PTA study group will meet Wednesday at 2 pm in the school. All members and executive members are urged to attend and bring the September issue of Parent Teacher magazine. Mrs. Harland Hickey will lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur School
Parent
Harland Hickey
Ottsen Couple Celebrate Thirty Seventh Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Ottsen of 1122 Maplewood Drive NE marked their thirty seventh wedding anniversary with a family reunion and dinner at Fleming's tearoom. Attending were the Ottsens' three sons and their families, G Maurice Ottsen and son Ronald of Davenport, Kenneth B Ottsen and daughters Susan Gayle and Karen Louise, Keith F Ottsen, plus C F Meier of Postville and Marion Toms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Ottsen
Maplewood Drive
Fleming
the Ottsens
G. Maurice Ottsen
Ronald
Davenport
Kenneth B. Ottsen
Susan Gayle
Karen Louise
Keith F. Ottsen
C. F. Meier
Postville
Miss Marion Toms
Two Mrs Small and Mrs Pichner Attend Iowa Unitarian Conference
Mrs F A Small of 1821 Bever avenue SE and Mrs J W Pichner of 1516 Fifth avenue SE traveled to Des Moines on Monday to attend the sixty fifth annual Iowa Unitarian association conference to be held at the First Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Small
Bever Avenue
J. W. Pichner
Fifth Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa Unitarian Association
First Unitarian Church
Kagha Camp Fire Party At Guardian’s Home
The Kagha Camp Fire group gathered Monday afternoon at guardian Mrs John Day's home at 1967 C Avenue NE for a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagha
John Day
C Avenue NE
Birthday Shower for Pastor's Wife at Trinity Lutheran
The Ladies aid of Trinity Lutheran church surprised Mrs. Paul L Bornhoeft on her birthday Monday afternoon. Twenty six guests shared the courtesy as gifts of canned fruits vegetables and preserves were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul L. Bornhoeft
Dressing children for cold weather advice by Dr Mary MacFadyven
Dr Mary MacFadyven urges warm underwear and outer garments for children with light weight wind resistant layers and snow shedding outerwear. Indoors maintain 65 degree minimum, adjust clothing with temperature, sleep in warm bed garments, ventilate rooms, avoid drafts, and consider room air quality to prevent headaches.
Enlistment of 27 Join Cedar Rapids Ground Crew Corps
Army air corps ground forces enlistment reported in Cedar Rapids as a mobile recruiting unit visited the area on Tuesday. Names include Willard J. Yates Milton E. Lausch William W. Bronson Jr John A. Sundberg Omer L. Young Norman V. Young Stephen J Semerad Victor C. Montgomery Robert R. Noble John E. Hobel Edward E. Lingo Earl W. McMickle Clarence J. Scanlon Edward D. Uchytil William H. Sproston Laurer E. Towne William H Allman Dale B. Goodyear James S. Wilson Walter W. Sessler Oscar F Schonberg Walker Edwin H. Blount Anton J. Formanek John B. Theilen Leland L. Schoon Merle L. Meyers Allen G. Barry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
Cedar Rapids
Army
Willard J. Yates
Seventh Avenue
Milton E. Lausch
M.C.A
William W. Bronson, Jr
Sixteenth Street
John A. Sundberg
Twenty-first Street
Omer L. Young
Norman V. Young
D Avenue
Stephen J Semerad
Sixteenth Avenue
Victor C. Montgomery
Fifth Avenue
Robert R. Noble
Tenth Street
John E. Hobel
Wilson Avenue
Edward E. Lingo
Earl W. McMickle
Twelfth Street
Clarence J. Scanlon
Edward D. Uchytil
Belle Plaine
William H. Sproston
Take Part in Walther Meeting in Cedar Rapids
About 200 attendees joined the Cedar Valley zone meeting of the eastern Iowa Walther League at Trinity Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids Sun. Rev N C Ellermann reported on the Lutheran Youth building dedication in Chicago and $9,000 given to the Lutheran Army and Navy Commission for service literature. Irene Kulhavy leads the Cedar Rapids senior league with Lyman Euken heading the junior group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Iowa
Walther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
N. C. Ellermann
Chicago
Lutheran Army and Navy Commission
Irene Kulhavy
Lyman Euken
Trinity Church
Eldred Gerhold
Ruth Brammer
Hildegard Kabeelitz
Amalia Melcher
Kenneth Euken
Mothers of
Darlene Haerther
Ciildred Haerther
Ruth Paulson
Fern Bryant
St. Paul’s Church
Luzerne
Cream of the Country Preflight Students Cited
Navy base chaplain Lieut A J McKelway told St John’s Episcopal men’s club at Guild Hall that preflight school cadets are the cream of the country. He praised their religious life and church involvement and noted many do swim, contrasting with generations who did not learn to swim. Dr Edwin E Hruska presided at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J. McKelway
Iowa City
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Guildhall
Edwin E. Hruska
Navy Day Talk Declares U S Losses Historic
Lieut Comdr Paul Worstell at Coe College Navy day chapel says U S losses in the present conflict exceed all prior history while noting the army and navy fight on every continent and sea. He praises Pearl Harbor casualties as Navy Mothers club members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Paul Worstell
Iowa City
Pearl Harbor
Navy Mothers Club
Labor for Freedom Queen's Ball Theme Set for 1942
The Allied Industrial League board of control announced the 1942 Queen's Ball theme as We Labor for Freedom. The sixth annual event is sponsored by the League with YMCA backing and targets employees and families in Cedar Rapids. Committee chairs include Ed Shramek master of ceremonies and Albert Shank for orchestra and tickets. Others manage costumes, banners, court festival, ushers, pages, and dressing rooms with names: Harley Bowser, Reuben Smith, Lester Wright, Harlan King, Harry Hoyt, Mathilde Schirm, Mrs. Ray Hamilton, Joe Stenner, August Brehm, Ray Hamilton, Everett Phillips, Rockwell Bingham, Irene Kilberger, and Betty O’Rourke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Industrial League Board of Control
The
League
Y.M.C.A
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Macnamara
Ed Shramek
Albert Shank
Harley Bowser
Reuben Smith
Lester Wright
Harlan King
Harry Hoyt
Mathilde Schirm
Ray Hamilton
Joe Stenner
August Brehm
Everett Phillips
Rockwell Bingham
Irene Kilberger
Betty O’rourke
Council Adopts Resolution On Airport Options
The Cedar Rapids city council on Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution to exercise options from property owners on the Koenigsmark airport site southwest of Cedar Rapids. All but two owners, Erwin and Edwin Trach ta, signed options to sell land at an average price of $246.59 per acre after negotiations between City Attorney Don Hines and the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenigsmark
Cedar Rapids
Erwin
Edwin Trachta
Don Hines
Linn Fertile Territory for Navy Recruits
Navy day on Oct 27 1942 capped Iowa s largest naval enlistment drive with Linn county tallying 162 recruits boosting the six county Cedar Rapids area to 100 over its 165 quota. The Cedar Rapids station aims to exceed prior monthly records by month end as Polk Black Hawk Wapello and Woodbury counties also reported high enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Linn County
Lowa
Cedar Rapids
Robert C. Anderson
Nelson Declares Newspapers Must Limit Operations
Washington WPB chief Donald M Nelson told the first meeting of the WPB newspaper industry advisory committee that curtailment of newspaper operations is absolutely necessary. He urged reductions in newsprint, transport, manpower, copper, zinc, ink, steel stitching wire and scarce chemicals to aid the war effort, while stressing the printed word remains essential in democracy during war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald M Nelson
WPB
Nelson
City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Hospital Notes
Mrs L L Lovan 1343 B avenue NE underwent a major operation at St Luke's hospital Monday with no visitors allowed. Townsend auxiliaries meet 2 pm Wednesday at Mrs Emma Reece 22812 First avenue NE apartment 27. Mrs Robert A Nelson and daughter from McGill Nevada arrived in Cedar Rapids to visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Jayne 816 Second street NW. Cub Pack No 24 meets Wednesday 7 30 pm at Garfield school all Cubs and families urged to attend. Mrs Gladys Miner 1640 Second avenue SE choir director and Ruth Buresh 1605 B avenue NE organist both had major operations Saturday. Miner at University of Iowa hospital Buresh at St Luke's. H G Dennison 419 Avenue NW reports a spare tire stolen from his car Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Lovan
B Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Townsend Clubs
Emma Reece
First Avenue NE
Robert A. Nelson
McGill, Nev
Cedar Rapids
Garfield School
Gladys Miner
Second Avenue SE
St John’s Episcopal Church
Ruth Buresh
Miner
University of Iowa Hospital
Buresh
St Luke's
H. G. Dennison
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids Navy Club Plans Statewide Dogwatch Meeting
Cedar Rapids Navy club members meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Montrose hotel to outline plans for the statewide Dogwatch event to be held in Des Moines on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Navy Club
Montrose Hotel
Des Moines
Executive committee meets to discuss campaign policy
The Community War Chest executive committee will convene at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss campaign policy. Separately, Mercy hospital reported Charles Mohme, 67, of 1039 Third Avenue SE, in fair condition after a 14 foot fall from a ladder at his home Monday, suffering a severe head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community War Chest Campaign
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Mohme
Third Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Mohme
Release Won for Adolph Wilson by Judge Johnson
At the request of his employer John M Grimm 85 Fourth avenue SE Adolph Wilson 31 of 150 Fourteenth Avenue SE was released from the city jail Tuesday by Judge Harry S Johnson. Wilson had been fined 50 for drink and disturbing the peace on Monday after being arrested Saturday following a complaint from Mrs Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Grimm
Fourth Avenue SE
Adolph Wilson
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Harry’s Johnson
Wilson
Czech Day Declared in Iowa on Wednesday
Gov George A. Wilson proclaimed Wednesday as Czechoslovakia Day in Iowa, marking a state observance. The move highlights Czech and Slovak heritage, with officials noting cultural ties and community events planned around the designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
George A. Wilson
Czechoslovakia
Owa
Registration Nears 800 for Iowa Eastern Star Session
Almost 800 delegates and visitors had registered by noon Tuesday for the sixty-fifth annual session of the Order of Eastern Star of Iowa meeting in Cedar Rapids Tuesday through Thursday. Registration headquarters were at the Montrose hotel. Delegates and visitors were still arriving by noon with several hundred more expected. The opening program includes the informal Grand chapter at 7 30 p.m. at the Memorial building led by Mrs Myrtle Cook Carl Bachman and Mrs Edna Duncan. Grand pages and ushers from various towns will participate in the opening events and a reception and grand ball were held Monday at the Consistory building. Wednesday morning will focus on business, with a memorial service and work exemplification in the evening. Luncheons and a dinner are planned for officers and past matrons/patrons. All members may attend meetings on receipts for 1942 dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Grand Chapter
Memorial Building
Myrtle Cook
Carl Bachman
Edna Duncan
Agnes Hall
Oelwein
Helen Dunker
Agnes Vastine
Charles City
Jennie Spencer
Des Moines
Hazel Shaw
Pauline Henkle
Margaret Evans
Emerson
Alice Howe
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Craig
Hilda Howe
Lucille Holmes
West Des Moines
Elma Steddom
Oskaloosa
Hattie Dennis
Ruth Eicher
Dell Borrall
Anna Hallett
Independence
Lottie Walker
Sheldon
Lotta Wier
Boone
Minnie Dodge
Colesburg
Edna Baughman
Fort Madison
Geraldine Daut
Wilton Junction
Jessie Ingraham
Council Bluffs
Mary Louise Moulton
Stuart
Florence Pereboom
Hawarden
Kittie Mahlstadt
Mason City
Helen Tracy
Knoxville
Orpha Beaver
Cedar
Doris Ross
Luella Smith
Clarion
Dortha Spencer
Tipton
Helen Shaw
Grace Miller
Ogden
Eliza Antwine
Maynard
Lydia Mahoney
Stanley
Zelda Hoffman
West Branch
Juanita Willingham
Emmetsburg
Myrtle Walker
Mamie Lloyd
Eagle Grove
Clara Smith
Fayette
Laura Leonard
Logan
Ethel Holt
Redfield
Zora Brammer
Dubuque
Alice Krome
Decorah
Agnette Kelley
Grinnell
Lulu McCoy
Willams
Hazel D. Rees
Marcus
Fern Squire
Shenandoah
Mirs
Anna Launsberry
Colo
Jean Vondracek
Malta
Mable Paxton
Cedar Chapter
Daisy Ray
Harry W. Dunker
Dempsy Jones
Senator Clyde L Herring to Visit Cedar Rapids
Senator Clyde L Herring of Iowa schedules a Cedar Rapids stop on Wednesday with an open house at the C S P S hall at 8 p m and no speaking program planned. At 9 45 p m he will be on air from WMT for 15 minutes. Earlier he may visit war industries in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
WMT
Serj. Herring
Thieves Break Glass In Flidr Garage Door
Glass in the front door of the Flidr Brothers garage at 216 Twelfth avenue SE was shattered about 11 p.m. Monday. Frank Ulch reported seeing two men fleeing the scene and William Flick said a $9 battery on a shelf inside was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flidr Brothers
Twelfth Avenue SE
Frank Ulch
First Street SE
William Flick
Bay Bridge Marks Five Years With 190 Million Crossings
The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge celebrates its first five years of service, recording more than 190 million passenger crossings and showcasing its role in regional transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Horse on Hitler Parade Stalls Traffic in Cedar Rapids
A six horse team and other mounts halted downtown traffic in Cedar Rapids Monday as a horse parade marched from Third Avenue to the east side. YMCA drums led the line with Linn County Civil Mounted Patrol and local horse owners. War stamps sold by Moose Cavaliers and a $1,000 bond was announced by Wilson and Company. Sponsors included several Iowa farm and livestock groups and a Linn County war bond committee arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cod Rapids
Washington School
Wil¢son and Company
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Y.M.C.A. Drums and Bugle Corps
Wilson
Linn County Civil Mounted Patrol
Fred Young
Moose Cavaliers
Harry A. Palmer
Wilson and Company
Iowa
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association
Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
Iowa Swine Producers’ Association
Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Linn County
200 Christmas Seals Allotment In Linn County
The Linn County Tuberculosis association voted at its fall meeting to send 200 Christmas seals this year to those who previously received 100. Mrs. John R. Battin reported mailing lists nearly complete and cooperation with the American Association of University Women. Plans were made to enlist teachers, industrial groups, and service clubs. Publicity committee members Betty Low, Mrs. Bob Roberts, Mrs. John Vavra, and Mrs. Carl Kane were named with Mrs. Harry Boyd as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Tuberculosis Association
John R. Battin
American Association of University Women
Tuberculosis Association
Betty Low
Bob Roberts
John Vavra
Carl Kane
Harry Boyd
Ahepa Chapter Launches $180000 War Bond Drive
The 325 Ahepa chapters begin a $50 million war bond drive on Wednesday with a local quota of $180,000 for Chapter 194. The drive runs through February 22, 1943. An NBC coast-to-coast program airs Wednesday at 8 p.m. to kick off the effort. The local group will meet November 4 to plan bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Ahepa Chapter
Order of Ahepa
William Haritakis
NBC Blue
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
United States
Woman’s Club
Asia
Europe
Woman's Club
Anderson
C. E. Roberts
O. J. Elsenbast
John P. Miller
W. L. Capron
G. W. Brock
Gilbert E. Mains
Emma Lou Mitchell
Hulda Rice
Ralph Podzimek
W. J. Barnaby
H. Houston
P. J. McBurney
Henry J. Hromeks
Farrell
Georgia
Cc. B. Mefferts
Mrs. Brown
Florida
Charles Gerbers
Ag'alessic
Miss Eckhart
Mr. Emerson
Mrs. Kessler
Mr. Clifton
Miss Gillis
R. J. Vorkopers
A. C. Shiremans
Gary Brandt
Baldwin-Tice
Friendship Circle
South Dakota
Misses Cherry
ST. John's Church
P.T.A. Meetings
Arthur
George J. Ottsens
Mmes. Small
Pichner
Kagia
Mary MacFadyvyen
Ground Crew Corps
Walther
U. S
Worstell
Labor For Freedom
Queen’s Ball
Council
Linn
City Briefs
Eastern Star
Senator Herring
C. R
H. O. Smith
Star Jewelry CO
Second Street SE
Hitler
Traffi
Etsuel Hutchinson
Hutchinson's
Christ
Burroughs A. Waltrip
Tabernacle
1St Ave
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