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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1941

Page

3

Elaine Faye Elmore and Allan L Nelson Wed In Church

Elaine Faye Elmore daughter of Mr and Mrs Burl B Elmore 1200 Eighth Street NW and Allan Lee Nelson son of Mr and Mrs A F Nelson 1725 Ellis Boulevard NW exchanged vows in a church ceremony The bride wore white satin with lace trim and long train A gold locket gift from the bridegroom was worn Her sister in law Mrs Orville W Elmore was matron of honor Velma Jean Rissmiller was flower girl Best man was Mr Elmore Ushers were Paul F Wise and Kenneth R Nye A buffet dinner for 26 followed at the bride’s home Attendees included Roosevelt high school graduate Mrs Nelson employed at Granby building and Mr Nelson with Wilson and Company Also present were out of town guests Merl Schnack family Keewanee Ill E W Peterson family Moline Ill and Mrs Marvin L Stoner Fort Worth Tex

Elaine Faye Elmore Burl B. Elmore Eighth Street Allan Lee Nelson A. F. Nelson Ellis Boulevard Orville W. Elmore Velma Jean Rissmiller Mr. Elmore Paul F. Wise Kenneth R. Nye Nelson Roosevelt High School Granby Roosevelt Wilson and Company Merl Schnack Kewanee Ill Mary Lou Robert William E. W. Peterson Moline Burdette Wayne Marvin L. Stoner Fort Worth Tex

Social events fill Cedar Rapids for homecoming week

Cedar Rapids plans a host of guest events for the University of Iowa homecoming. Local families host visitors from Indianapolis Toronto Albany Spokane and more with luncheons dinners and casual gatherings through the week at homes on SE streets Country Club Parkway and nearby avenues.

Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Robert S. Sinclair Archer Sinclair Indianapolis Arthur Poe Twenty-seventh Street Junior Art Club Sinclairs Poe

Christian Endeavor Hayrack Party at Daniels Park

The Christian Endeavor group of Daniels Park Presbyterian will host a hayrack ride Saturday evening and a Halloween party at 8:30 p.m. in the church parlors. Decorations feature orange and black with pumpkins and cornstalks. committee members include Oren Carter Ruth Harber Joan Fulton Gladdys Carter and Betty Rathbun.

Christian Endeavor Daniels Park Presbyterian Church Oren Carter Ruth Arber Joan Fulton Gladdys Carter Betty Rathbun

Kathryn Pohorsky and Lieut Stewart Wed At Church

The wedding of Kathryn Pohorsky and Lieut. Thomas N. Stewart took place Monday at 8 p.m. in the First United Brethren church with Rev. Stewart officiating. The bride wore gold jersey and gardenia corsage. the groom is from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The couple plans a Chicago honeymoon and will reside in Cedar Rapids after marriage.

Kathryn Pohorsky Ben F. Pohorsky Thomas N. Stewart Fort Leonard Wood James T. Stewart Webster City First United Brethren Church Stewart W. Z. Henline Charles E. Reich Frank E. Fulkerson Cedar Rapids Fred Uhlenhopp Jack Tewart Bever Avenue SE Ivan Ehrhart Macomb Inl Chicago McKinley High School Lieutenant Stewart Coe College

Soloist John Carter to Headline Cedar Rapids Benefit

John Carter, Cedar Rapids Symphony soloist, headlines the annual benefit concert Thursday at Memorial Coliseum. He will be guest of honor at an informal reception afterward at the Elks Club, with campaign workers and friends invited. Mrs. Philip W. Shive announces arrangements led by Mrs. S. W. Wilder.

John Carter Cedar Rapids

Luncheon Guests At Dorcas Home In Iowa City

Mr and Mrs J F Rall at 109 Seventeenth Street NE and Mr and Mrs M F Hollingsworth at 1029 Oakland Avenue NE were luncheon guests Wednesday in the home of Prof and Mrs Herbert Clifford Dorcas of Iowa City.

J. F. Rall Seventeenth Street M., F. Hollingsworth Oakland Avenue Herbert Clifford Dorcas Iowa City

Mrs Maroney Returns Home After Week With Mote Family

Mrs. W T Maroney returns to Chicago on Monday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F Mote at 1359 Nineteenth Avenue SW.

Mrs. W. T. Maroney Chicago W. T. Maroney J. F. Mote Nineteenth Avenue

Travel talks planned by Daughters of Union Veterans group

Mesdames Frederick W. Mulson Dewey Alexander and W L Sleight will present a travel talks program at a Rebecca Alexander tent meeting. The event takes place Thursday afternoon at Miss Alma E Owens home 1508 C avenue NE with hostesses Mesdames O W Hay A K Burroughs and E J Byers and Miss Ida Barnard assisting.

Frederick W. Mulson Dewey Alexander W. L. Sleight Rebecca Alexander Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Alma E. Owens C Avenue NE O. W. Hay A. K. Burroughs E. J. Byers Ida Barnard

Farewell Picnic for Mrs George Bell Moves to Cedar Rapids

A farewell picnic dinner was held at Mrs George Bell's country home on Sunday in her honor. She plans to move to Cedar Rapids soon, with many relatives and friends in attendance including Byron Wreden, Coberly families, Snethen, Patchin, Yanda, Donovan, Clark Coberly, Eugene Vredenburg, Clarence Main, Donnie Yanda, Leona Strieger and Vis Farmer.

George Bell Cedar Rapids Byron Wreden Coberly James Snethen Isert Patchin Arthur Patchin Frank Yanda Donovan Clark Coberly Eugene Vredenburg Clarence Main Donnie Yanda Leona Strieger Vis Farmer

Huston-Krejci engage for November wedding at St Wenceslaus

Miss Laura Huston daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Huston announces engagement to Louis Krejci son of Mrs Antoinett Krejci. The wedding is set for November 11 at St Wenceslaus church at 7 45 a m with Rev Joseph A Surovy officiating. Miss Huston works as a beauty operator at Powder Puff salon and Mr Krejci is in business in Cedar Rapids and Marion.

Thomas Huston Third Street Laura Huston Louis Krejci Antoinett Krejci St. Wenceslaus Church Joseph A. Surovy Huston Krejci Cedar Rapids Marion

Three Travelers Return From East Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F Boynton and Mrs. Rockey T Newton arrived in Cedar Rapids Tuesday evening after three weeks in the east. Boyntons visited his brother in law and sister in Washington DC then went to New York City where they met Newton who had been visiting her mother in Marblehead.

Milton G. Bryan Sixth Street SE John B. Hazen Spokane Wash Hazens New York City Norman E. Smith Albany N. Y Edith Chrisler Freeport Vill Douglas F. Boynton Knollwood Drive Rockey T. Newton Ridgewood Terrace Cedar Rapids East Boynton Mr. Boynton John Heiney Washington, D. C Newton J. W. Hatch

Miss Averill Hosts Card Club Luncheon

Hostess Miss Lulu Averill of 1120 Second Avenue SE entertained the Wednesday Card Club at a luncheon on Wednesday. Twelve members attended the gathering.

Miss Averill Lulu Averill Second Avenue SE

Mrs Cadow and son visit relatives in Gainesville Ala

Mrs William S Cadow of the Roosevelt hotel and her son Billy left Monday morning for Gainesville Alabama for an extended visit with relatives there.

William S. Cadow Roosevelt Hotel Billy Gainesville Ala

Lambda Chapter Hosts Preferential Coffee Party

Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained with a preferential coffee Tuesday night from 7 to 9 at Mrs. Myrie V. Shover's home 113 First avenue W. Mrs. Carl W. Nelson and Mrs. Pierre A. Tracy presided. Among 32 attendees were guests Miss Betty Daughton Miss Gwen Nolan Miss Marilyn Straughn Miss Winnie Rodick and Miss Donna Kelty.

Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Myrie V. Shover First Avenue W Carl W. Nelson Pierre A. Tracy Betty Daughton Gwen Nolan Marilyn Straughn Winnie Rodick Donna Kelty

Mrs John O Deen Honored On Birthday

Mrs John O Deen of 1144 Avenue Nw was honored on her birthday with a surprise party at home. A music memory contest awarded the prize to Mrs O Deen. High card prizes went to Mr and Mrs O Deen and low to Mr and Mrs Gaylord Schmatt. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Howard Guzzle and Mr and Mrs George J Klumpar.

John O’deen Avenue Nw O’deen O'Deen Gaylord Schmatt Howard Guzzle George J. Klumpar

Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets at Mrs Heath home

The Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha convened Tuesday at Mrs Willard Heath’s residence 1527 First Avenue E. Miss Donna Hersh and Miss Irene Werner led a study program on home decoration with a social hour to follow. The group will meet again on Tuesday November 11 at Mrs Stuart McQuiston’s home 361 Garden Drive SE.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Willard Heath First Avenue E Donna Hersh Irene Werner Stuart McQuiston Garden Drive SE

Palumbo Honored On Furlough Homecoming Surprise

Private Mike Palumbo on furlough from Camp Claiborne was feted at a surprise event hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs John Palumbo at 1401 EK Street SW. About twenty friends and relatives attended the gathering.

Mike Palumbo Camp Claiborne John Palumbo EK Street

Nina Chinka Camp Fire Members Attend Carmen Miranda Night

Camp Fire members dressed as South American figures in a Carmen Miranda themed evening on B Avenue NE. A buffet dinner followed by games awarded prizes to participants in a festive fundraiser and social event.

Nina Chinka

Mart 185th Field Artillery Soldier Visits Home

Corp Robert E Mart of the 185th field artillery stationed at Camp Claiborne La arrived Sunday for a ten day visit with relatives and friends here.

Robert E. Mart 185Th Field Artillery Camp Claiborne

Coe Faculty Halloween Frolic Planned in Gymnasium

Coe faculty hosts a Playday Halloween party in the women's gym at 8 pm with games like bridge push ups folk dancing and anagrams. Miss Ethel Ryan Miss Evelyn Street and Miss Ruth Zika of health physical education plan the frolic. more than guests are expected.

Coe Ethel Ryan Evelyn Street Ruth Zika Department of Health Aeysical Education

Fourth Daughters of Isabella Card Party Held at Glow Room

The Daughters of Isabella hosted the fourth and final card party of a series Monday evening in the Glow room of the gas company. Chairman Mrs Henry F Teahen led with help from Miss Katherine Pogge and Mrs Ruth Stecheon along with a long committee list of local volunteers.

Daughters of Isabella Glow Gas Company Henry F. Teahen Katherine Pogge Ruth Stecheon Lucille Pogge Catherine Quass Florence Rochlitz Marcella Roushar Mary Sebetka Margaret Selzer Elizabeth Schuel Pauline Smidh Elizabeth Smith Mary Smith Wanda Smith Elma Spaight Dorothy Stark Mary Stark Lenore Starman Alma Stegall Josephine Stover Anna Shulgan Elizabeth Teahen Mary Trzil Vina Turner Anna Unzeitig Josephine Venhorst Violet Webster Clara Welner Delores Wixstead Edith Zachar Vivian Zachar Isabella Zimmerman Zobac

City Council Formed by Beta Sigma Phi Chapters

The Beta Sigma Phi city council held its first meeting at the Montrose hotel Monday evening. Sigma chapter members Lucile Dose Marvel Whitcher and Cecilia JohnsonLambda chapter Kath erine Fry Margaret Gould Thera NelsonBeta Iota chapter Eleanor Condon Berniece Monnahan Vinetta Tiffany served. Eleanor Condon was elected president and Margaret Gould secretary treasurer. Berniece Monnahan retires as president.

Beta Sigma Phi Montrose Hotel Sigma Chapter Lucile Dose Marvel Whitcher Cecilia Johnson Lambda Katherine Fry Margaret Gould Thera Nelson Beta Iota Eleanor Condon Berniece Monnahan Vinetta Tiffany Beta Iota Chapter

Couple Leaves for Camp Claiborne After Kahoka Wedding

Corporal Edward Trabu and Mrs. Trabu, married October 20 in Kahoka Missouri, departed Sunday for Camp Claiborne Louisiana where Trabu is stationed. Mrs. Trabu is Marilyn Mundy daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Mundy of Marion and Corporal Trabu is son of Mr and Mrs George Trabu 640 Twenty first Avenue SW.

Edward Trabu Trabu Kahoka Camp Claiborne Corporal Trabu Marilyn Mundy Guy Mundy Marion George Trabu Twenty-first Avenue

Dance program and bingo party planned by Beta Iota members

The Beta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Montrose hotel with Miss Stella Chranoski presenting "The Dance." Plans were made for a December 11 bingo party in the Glow room of the Gas company, with Miss Chranoski in charge and assisted by Miss Doris Grubhoffer and Miss Christina Marbach. A fall dinner dance is planned for later in the season.

Stella Chranoski Beta Iota Beta Sigma Phi Montrose Hotel Gas Company Miss Chranoski Doris Grubhoffer Christina Marbach

Private Milver Rompot Departed for Camp Claiborne

Private Milver Rompot left Sunday evening for Camp Claiborne after a 15 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Rompot 1598 Twelfth Avenue SE. The family held a farewell dinner that included 12 relatives.

Milver Rompot Camp Claiborne Anthony Pot Twelfth Avenue SE Rompot

P T A Study Group Meetings In Cleveland And Van Buren

The Cleveland P T A study group meets Thursday at 2 p m in the home of Mrs O H Lundquist 1606 C avenue NW members should bring September magazines The Wilson P T A study group meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs J Willer 1406 Fourth street SW Mr Vernon L Spohn P T A president will teach The Homemaker Takes Over from the September national magazine

Cleveland P. T. A O. H. Lundquist C Avenue NW Wilson P. T. A van Buren Group J. Willer Fourth Street Vernon L. Spohn Parent-Teacher Council The National Magazine

Beattys Entertain At Bridal Dinner

Mr and Mrs Leo Beatty hosted a wedding dinner Tuesday evening honoring Mrs Gene Hertensen and Mr Hertensen of Clinton. The Hertensens wedding was held Tuesday morning in Missouri by Rev Monte Petersen. Mrs Hertensen is Pauline Beatty. Guests included Mr and Mrs Eugene DeVaul of California, house guests of the Beattys.

Leo D. Beatty Bealercourt SE Mr. Beatty Gene Hertensen Mr. Hertensen Clinton Monte Petersen Hertensen Pauline Beatty Eugene DeVaul California Beatty

Davis Couple Return From Four Week Western Tour

Mr and Mrs A J Davis 1801 Eighth avenue SE returned Tuesday after a four weeks tour of the west. They visited their son Robert and his family in Los Angeles and stopped at Boys Town the Mormon temple Boulder dam the Grand canyon the White Sands national monument and the Will Rogers Memorial museum.

A. J. Davis Eighth Avenue SE West Robert Los Angeles Town Mormon Temple Boulder Dam Grand Canyon White Sands National Monument New Mexico Will Rogers Memorial Museum

Social calendar outlined at Wilson Hi Y Ettes meeting

The Wilson Hi Y Ettes drew up a social calendar for the month at Arlene Dvorak’s home 68 Nineteenth avenue SW. Homecoming fun night was discussed. Attendees included Misses Hrubesh Williamson Soukup Schluntz Stehlik Maish Baldwin Jirsa Faoy Konigsma.

Wilson Hi-Y-Ettes Arlene Dvorak Nineteenth Avenue SW Helen Hrubesh Laura Williamson Betty Lou Soukup Jeanne Schluntz Velma Stehlik Ava Jean Maish Dorothy Baldwin Betty Jane Jirsa Lillian Aoy Betty Ruth Konigsma

38 Percent Profit Gain Over 1940 Shown

New York AP reports profits of 240 first reporters in the third quarter of 1941 rose 38 percent from the same period in 1940. Despite higher taxes and big reserves for contingencies, most firms posted larger earnings, totaling 906 million dollars versus 278 million in 1940.

NEW York Associated Press

Scaffolding Collapse Delays Grinnell Dormitory Dining Room

A scaffolding collapse at Grinnell College's Dowles dorm dining room on Tuesday night injured a worker and delays completion by about three weeks, with the project originally due in three weeks.

Grinnell Dowles Grinnell College Wee Intel Lennen

Shortages to hit industries this winter warns Burns

Washington economist Arthur E Burns predicts widespread layoffs across multiple sectors as winter impact looms. He urges expansion of WPA programs to counter dislocations, citing 115000 auto workers in Michigan and thousands more in refrigerators, laundry equipment, and hosiery, with 100000 Ohio layoffs foreseen in six months.

Washington Arthur E. Burns Works Reject Administration House Migratory Labor Committee WPA Burns Michigan Evansville Ind Ohio Belleville Ill

Mass Shift Of U. S. Troops For Climate Conditioning

At Camp Forrest Tennessee the army weighs a large transfer of troops between southern and northern camps to train for varied climates. Maj Gen Robert Richardson Jr of the Seventh Army Corps said the plan was discussed after Louisiana maneuvers by Lt Gen Lesley McHair. No steps are set. changes likely only after war games in the Carolinas end December 1 and may affect overseas garrisons.

Camp Forrest Tenn Army Robert C. Richardson Seventh Army Corps Lesley J. McHair Richardson Carolinas Othe Continental United States

Original E Savings Bonds See 33 1 3 Percent Rise in 10 Years

The notice states that the Series E defense savings bonds will grow by 33 1 3 percent over the next decade as the investment increases in value.

Defense Savings

Schools of Rockford to Close Two Months

In Rockford Illinois residents report schools will close from November 7 to January 5 1942 due to an unspecified cause. A mother of five children writes to the editor noting the impact on families and education.

Rockford, Ill

Rockford schools face funding crisis eight weeks with kids ahead

Rocheford, a city of 85 000, grapples with a 19 year drop in estate valuations while the education tax remains capped. 475 teachers seek part time work and 13 000 students await funding. Officials plan a February vote after parents endure eight weeks of disruption and seek solutions.

Rocheford Rockford

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Allan L. Nelson E. P. Ristedt Country Club Parkway SE Stuart C. Legge Toronto Canada Lelia Johnson Donald Reid A. George Nelson Randolph Field Robert Norris Mineral Wells Norris James Dickinson B Avenue NE Camp Wolters Sue Waning Corp Nyva Aric Atall Second Street Ralls, Hollingsworths Mrs. Bellon Lydia Pinkham Pinkham Troth Lasswell Photo Mrs. Cadow South John O'Deen Mrs. Heath Nina Chinka Camp Fire Jewelry Headquarters Second Street SE Beta Sigma Phi Council Edward Trabus P.T.A. Meetings Beattys West Coast Bluings Little Boy Suede and Gabardine Frigbees 3Rd Ave 2Nd St Margaret Whipple New York Infirmary For Women Iowa Dubuque Des Moines Boone U. S Holden-Kahier Co Third St. SE Bowlene Gozzy-Wuzzy D’orsay America’s New Amazdi Badhini
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