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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1942

Page

2

Social events at Cedar Rapids Country Club and area homes

Miss Ann Elizabeth Riordan hosted a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club in honor of Miss Pam Shackell and Miss Sally Stamats ahead of Sept 15 and Walnut Hill prep for Stamats. Mrs Everett Chandler hosted a coffee gathering, while Mrs Charles S Day treated her bridge club to luncheon and a tea. Donna Hersh and William Seaton will wed Saturday with a dinner at Amanas and a bridge session to follow. A separate personal shower honored the couple already hosted by LeRoy Seaton.

Ann Elizabeth Riordan Grande Avenue Cedar Rapids Country Club Pam Shackell Sally Stamats Miss Shackell Ward-Belmont Nashville Tenn Miss Stamats Walnut Hill Toms Marian Taylor Nancy Green Janet Crabbe Sally Zuercher Charles S. Day Twenty-third Street Drive Donna Hersh William F. Seaton Amanas Cecil F. Miller Fifth Avenue SE Miller Bridge Byron Anderson Alfred Falcon Louis Cullman Marsh Southwick

Olerich Family Visiting at Glenway Drive SE Home

Mr and Mrs H F Olerich of Rolfe are guests in the home of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs H Eldon Olerich at 2009 Glenway Drive SE local relatives hosting.

Everett Chandler Memorial Drive H. F. Olerich of Rolfe H. Eldon Olerich Glenway Drive

Mrs Harrison Barnes Visits in Crescent Street Home

Mrs. Harrison Barnes of Chicago arrives Wednesday afternoon to visit at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ives at 327 Crescent Street SE.

Unangsts and Gossards Return From Cambridge Des Moines

Mr and Mrs C L Unangst of 1633 First Avenue SE and Mrs A C Gossard of 523 Twentieth Street NE returned Monday evening after visiting Cambridge and Des Moines. They were guests of Dr and Mrs D G Houser. Mrs Houser and Mrs Hull are sisters of Mrs Unangst.

C. L. Unangst First Avenue A. C. Gossard Twentieth Street Visi Cambridge Des Moines D. G. Houser Houser Hull Unangst

Texas Guests Visit Ray Anderson Home

Lieut and Mrs Cooke Anderson and their son Arden Clifton of Victoria Texas arrived Tuesday to visit in the home of Lieut Andersons parents Mr and Mrs Ray Anderson 1750 B avenue NE Also arriving Tuesday for a short visit was Howard Erdman Anderson of Detroit a nephew of Mr and Mrs Ray Anderson

Cooke Anderson Arden Clifton Victoria Texas Lieut. Anderson Ray Anderson B Avenue Anderson Howard Erdman Anderson Detroit

Mrs McCandless and Mrs Yates Return Home

Returning to their home Tuesday afternoon were Mrs. Robert McCandless and Mrs. Sherman Yates of 335 Crescent street SE. They visited Mrs. McCandless' daughter and son in Knoxville Tennessee and in the Smoky mountains.

Robert McCandless Sherman Yates Crescent Street

Deloris Hickey Hosts Treasure Hunt for Camp Fire Group

Deloris Hickey of 127 Thirtieth Street SE hosted a treasure hunt Tuesday. Guests included six Camp Fire members, Kagaj, Delores Milburn, and Marie Hines. They met at the Hickey home and returned there for refreshments. each guest received a prize.

Deloris Hickey Thirtieth Street Kagaj Delores Milburn Marie Hines Hickey

Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Friday at Community House

The Stitch and Chatter club will hold a work meeting Friday at 1 50 p m in the Community house.

Stitch and Chatter Club

First Rule of Hair Beauty Brushing by Dr Mary MacFadyen

Dr Mary MacFadyen promotes daily brushing to improve hair health. Brushing increases scalp blood flow removes dirt and flakes distributes natural oils for smoother glossy hair and a pleasant scent. Start at the ends for tangles then brush upward away from the scalp while avoiding scalp injury. Do not share combs and replace worn brushes.

Miss Winifred Hershey Weds William Bena in Kahoka Mo

Mrs. G C McClain of 1803 N Street SW announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Winifred Myrah Hershey and William F Bena son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bena Mount Vernon Road SE. The ceremony was Aug 29 at the First Baptist parsonage Kahoka. The bride wore powder blue. The groom a McKinley alumnus and police auxiliary member is employed by Wilson and Company. They plan a 1803 N Street SW home and Black Hills honeymoon.

G. C. McClain N Street Winifred Myrah Hershey William F. Bena Frank Bena Mount Vernon Road Monte Peterson First Baptist Church Kahoka Wilson High School Benn McKinley High School Police Auxiliary Motorcycle Corps Wilson and Company Black Hills S. D N Street SW

Roberta Popinger Celebrates Seventh Birthday

Mrs. F. C. Popinger hosted a Tuesday party at 330 Twenty second Street NE honoring daughter Roberta on her seventh birthday. Guests included Jerry Atwood Jan et Ray Janice Kenyon Sherri and Kenny Quinn Judy Murray Dree anna Christie Mary Jane Monroe Parker Waddington Julianne Jam bor Mary Herriott and James Stein as games and patriotic decorations complemented the celebration.

Roberta F. C. Popinger Twenty-second Street Jerry Atwood Janet Ray Janice Kenyon Sherri Kenny Quinn Judy Murray Dreeanna Christie Mary Jane Monroe Parker Waddington Julianne Jambor Mary Herriott James Stein

Pettis Couple Return Home From Mason City Visit

Mr and Mrs Fred M Pettis have returned to their home in Mason City after spending time elsewhere.

Fred M. Pettis Mason City

E. H. I. Club Reschedules Thursday Picnic Meeting

Members of the E. H. I. club meet at 12 30 p m on Thursday at the home of Mrs W H Poole one half mile north of Wiley's fruit farm for a picnic luncheon New members of the community are invited Those attending are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements

E. H. I. Club W. H. Poole Wiley’s Fruit Farm

Lezewis Siepman Marriage Announced

Miss Mary Roberta Siepman daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Siepman Ce Mar Acres Marion became the bride of Private First Class Richard E Lewis of Davenport Aug 12 at St Michael s church in Kahoka Mo The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Father Purce Mrs Lewis is a Mount Mercy academy graduate Private Lewis graduated Davenport high school and is stationed with the quartermaster corps at Camp Carson Colo Mrs Lewis plans to join her husband in Colorado soon.

Mary Roberta Siepman Henry W. Siepman Ce-Mar Acres Marion Richard E. Lewis Davenport St. Michael’s Church K&hoka Father Purce Lewis Mount Mercy Academy Davenport High School Quartermaster Corps Camp Carson Colo Colorado

Health Education Event With Woman's Club

The Health Education Department of the Woman's Club plans a covered dish picnic and all day meeting Friday at the cabin of Mrs. Leo Schounover on the Wapsipinicon River. Reservations can be made with Mrs. Frank K. Powers at 5242 by Thursday evening.

Health Education Department The Woman’s Club Leo Schounover Wapsipinicon River Frank K. Powers

Mrs Applequist Visits Husband in Atlantic City

Mrs M D Applequist of 351 Nineteenth Street is visiting her husband, a corps sergeant stationed in Atlantic City New Jersey.

Mrs. Applequist Atlantic City M. D. Applequist Nineteenth Street Corp.se N. J

East Side W C T U installs officers at picnic meeting

The East Side W C T U met at 111 Eleventh Street NW for a picnic dinner as Mrs. W C Porter was installed as county president and new department heads were named for the coming year. Eight new members joined the union.

W.C.T.U Ella McLaughlin Eleventh Street NW W. C. Porter George Faun Lucetta McCain Porter Benedict Ida Meek Ruth To Flower Mission

YWCA Industrial League Hosts Progressive Supper

The Industrial League of the YWCA invites new members to a progressive supper Thursday starting at Miss Martha Becker's home 1742 First Avenue NE. All girls in industry or domestic work and newcomers to the city are welcome.

Industrial League of the Y.W.C.A Martha Becker First Avenue

Volunteer Circle Holds First Meeting At Platt Home

The Bay of Volunteer circle of letters opened with Mrs. W. J. Barngrover delivering the Bible lesson at 2307 E Avenue NE. Mrs. A. E. Einen, new county president, admitted Mrs. Marvin on September 15 at 508 Twenty-sixth Street SE.

Bay of Volunteer Circle Eeters Platt E Avenue W. J. Barngrover A. E. Einen Marvin Ee Ralph Karlan Twenty-sixth Street

High School Fun Night Schedule Change

The regular high school fun night will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Y W C A This is the last Wednesday session and the next event will be Saturday Sept 19 with recurring third Saturday dates thereafter.

Y.W.C.A

Cantekiya Camp Fire outing at Camp Huaga

Ten members of the Cantekiya camp fire group spent the weekend at Camp Huaga. They were chaperoned by Mrs. L. O. Whit comb and Mrs. Reuben Smith. Sara Jane Whitcomb served as camp mascot while families joined the girls for a picnic dinner Sunday.

Cantekiya Camp Huaga L. O. Whitcomb Reuben Smith Sara Jane Whitcomb

W. D. O. club to picnic at Bever Park pavilion

The W. D. O. club will meet at Bever Park’s large pavilion Thursday at noon for a picnic lunch. Attendees are asked to bring usual picnic supplies and requirements.

W. D. O. Club Bever Park

Fry's Dairy Tops Catholic Workmen 3 0 in Open Match

Fry's Dairy defeated the Catholic Workmen 3 0 to reach the semi finals tonight against the Quaker Oats company who won weather permitting the finals will be played Thursday evening Justin Kinkead and Robert Martin return from Hot S D where they spent two weeks Bobby Hess son of Mr and Mrs James Hess 1414 Eighth avenue is confined at home with a broken collar bone from a bed fall

Fry's Dairy Quaker Oats Company Justin Kinkead Robert Martin Hot S. D Bobby Jim Hess Mrs. James Hess Eighth Avenue

Mrs Earl Jacobs Returns From Harper Visit

Mrs Earl Jacobs has returned from Harper after visiting her mother Mrs Minnie Besser. The Methodist church choir meets tonight at 7 30 at the church.

Earl Jacobs Harper Minnie Besser

Theristrial Club Opens Fall Season at K. V. Cafe

A Tuesday dinner at the K. V. cafe marked the Theristrial club’s fall season kickoff. Treasurer J. T. Gallivan and historian Mrs. Josephine Whitacre were introduced, with Mrs. Whitacre serving as decorating committee chair.

K. V. Cafe Theristrial Club J. T. Gallivan Josephine Whitacre

Missionary Society Meets at Grace Starr Group

Grace H. Starr Missionary society met at Mrs. R. E. Leidigh’s home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bess Golden led the program The Home Field with assistance from Mrs. May Widger Lucile Douglas and others. Musical interludes were by Mrs. Vernon H. Carter Mrs. La Verna Crew and Lois Leidigh. Mrs. Fred Shireman conducted the devotional period. Guest was Mrs. C. A. Dykes.

Fred Shireman C. A. Dykes

Lions Club Opens Season with Dinner Meeting

Thirty Lions club members attended the Marion Golf and Country Club for the opening gathering. New president Jesse B. Howell led the session while Hugh Gordon district governor 9B outlined plans for the year.

Lions Club Marion Golf An Jesse B. Howell Hugh Gordon

Mrs C A Merkel Patient at St Luke's Cedar Rapids

Mrs C A Merkel of South Tama Street is listed as a patient at St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids.

C. A. Merkel Tama Street St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids

Mazda lamps cut prices across decades at Coast to Coast Hardware

An advertisement notes reduced prices on Mazda lamps from the 1940s through the 1960s at Coast to Coast Hardware with a ten cent price point.

Mazda

All-Club Luncheon of Marion Federation

The Marion Federation of Women's Clubs invites all Marion and rural community women to the annual all club luncheon on September 8 at 1 p.m. at the Presbyterian church.

Marion Federation of Women’s Clubs Presbyterian Church Marion

Lyons Jr. Completes Navy Aviation Machinist Course

John J. Lyons Jr. finished a 16 week training course at the service school of the navy in Great Lakes Illinois. The library board schedules a Friday meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the public library auditorium.

John J. Lyons, Jr John J. Lyons Thirteenth Street Service School of the Navy Great Lakes Ill Public Library

Presbyterian choir to meet for Thursday rehearsal

The Presbyterian church choir will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church for rehearsal. All members are asked to be present.

Presbyterian Church

Nyderma Antiseptic Ad Offers Relief for Bites

An Owen's Cut Rate Drug advertisement promotes Nyderma antiseptic for itching and burning from bites and skin irritations with cooling soothing relief and price points 46c and 96c.

Owen

Embroidered Panel Crochet Pattern 446 Transfer Pattern

Pattern 446 presents embroidery and filet crochet panel with both Catholic and Protestant Lord’s Prayer versions. Includes transfer pattern, crochet directions, stitch chart, materials list, and illustration. Cedar Rapids Needlecraft Dept announces pattern sale via New York address.

Cedar Rapids

Millie Coon Announces Burgess Dixon Wedding in Waterloo

Mrs. Millie Coon of 1213 ae street announces the marriage of her daughter Burgess to Floyd Dixon of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony occurred August 24 at the Waterloo Methodist parsonage with Rev. H W Yer officiating. Attending were Dixon’s niece Mrs Claude Wayson and R L Anderson of Waterloo. Dixon, employed at a local filling station, is stationed at Camp Dodge. Mrs Dixon will reside in Marion. Claude Dixon and Mrs Dixon hosted dinner in Cedar Rapids with Harold Anderson of Esther v1 as an out of town guest.

Millie Coon Ae Street Burgess Floyd Dixon Cedar Rapids Waterloo H. W Dixon Claude Wayson R. L. Anderson Camp Dodge Marion Claude Dixon Mr. Anderson Wayson Harold Anderson

Local notices and personal updates from Cedar Rapids area

A fragmentary local column reports on a patient recovering after an ectomy at Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids. It notes visits and travels of residents including Eldred Glancies in Kansas City, Irene Schultz visiting Chicago, and Mrs. Glances' sister en route home. It mentions club meetings at Prairie Chapel, hosts Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clough, and social details about Billie Thomas and Dale Thomas returning from state work to Cornell College.

Eldred Glancies Prairie Union A. and L. Club Prairie Chapel Ernest Clough

Picnic Luncheon Plans Include Sandwiches and Covered Dish

Members are asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish for the community picnic luncheon, coordinating to ensure a variety of offerings. The event aims to foster fellowship and shareable dishes among neighbors.

Richard Dodd stationed at Pearl Harbor confirmed

Mrs. Merle Dodd received word that her son Richard Dodd is stationed at Pearl Harbor.

Merle Dodd Richard Dodd Pearl Harbor

Church Picnic Planned This Thursday at Mrs Home

The Christian church service class will picnic Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. with transportation provided from the church at 12.

The Christian Church

Ottumwa Guests From Two Families Visit Turner Family

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Guzzle and son Timmie, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Lenhartz and son, all of Ottumwa, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Guzzle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Turner.

Roy Guzzle Timmie J. Lenhartz Ottumwa Guzzle W. J. Turner

Miller Picnic Honors Son Bound for Army Service

Mr and Mrs C R Miller held a Sunday picnic at Lafayette to honor their son George who departed Monday to begin army service.

Miss Mildred Kindig Goes to Tacoma

Miss Mildred Kindig has traveled to Tacoma Washington. The brief note confirms her move or trip to the city for unspecified reasons or purposes.

Mildred Kindig Tacoma, Wash

Transplanting Flowers Talk At Rural Garden Club

Mrs. C. S. Dykes spoke on transplanting flowers Tuesday afternoon at the Rural Garden club meeting held in the Mrs. Leslie Dunn home.

Rural Garden Club C. S Dykes Leslie Dunnome

Fidelis Circle of Kings Daughters Meet Friday

The Fidelis circle of Kings Daughters will gather Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. O W McBride leading the meeting. Mrs R B Watters will teach the lesson on Adah and Mrs Tom Costello will lead the devotional period.

Fidelis Circle of King’s Daughters O. W. McBride R. B. Watters Tom Costello

Finger Returns to Work After Sick Leave

Kent Finger will rejoin the fingerprint department of the FBI this week after spending sick leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Finger.

Kent Finger Irving Finger W D. C The

Marion Business Girls elect new officers

Marian Hines is the new president of the Marion Business Girls' club with Ruth Marie Hense as vice president, Winifred Perkins secretary, Virginia Stevenson treasurer, and Evelyn Howe historian. Mr. and Mrs Larry Gordon of Chicago visit, and David and William Ritchie of Montfort Wis return home to enter service next week.

Marian Hines Marion Business Girls’ Club Ruth Marie Hense Winifred Perkins Virginia Stevenson Evelyn Howe David and William Ritchie Montfort Wis C. R. Biddick

Decorah Opinion consolidates Calmar Courier in local merger

The Decorah Public Opinion announced the purchase of The Calmar Courier and will consolidate the two papers in Decorah. The Courier has operated for more than fifty years.

Decorah Decorah Public Opinion Calmar Courier Courier

Cedar Rapids Stations Sign 4 More Recruits

Recruiting services report Cedar Rapids enlistment of four new men for the armed forces. Navy adds Delmar Rossiter Kalona Ia and Harver Berger Garri son. Dean Wallace Holivena Cedar Rapids. Marine corps adds Donovan Duane Paterson New London.

Cedar Rapids Armed Forces Navy Office Delmar Rossiter Kalona Harver Berger Garrison Dean Wallace Holivena Second Avenue SW Marine Corps Office Donovan Duane Paterson New London

Adams in Kansas City For Freight Hearing

Interstate Commerce Commission representatives hold a hearing in Kansas City on the Rock Island Motor Transport company application to extend trucking operations in Missouri. The request seeks to cover all Rock Island stations from Kansas City to St. Louis and between Wichita and Herington Kansas.

Interstate Commerce Commission Rock Island Motor Transport Company Missouri Rock Island Kansas City St. Louis Wichita Kan Herington

Captain Helps Maintain Peace by Waiving Court Appearance

Cedar Rapids police captain assists a woman with an overdue parking ticket by waiving an appearance in police court. The woman signs a waiver, pays 2.50, and her name is entered as Jane Doe in official records to keep the peace with her husband.

Cedar Rapids Howard Walsh Walsh Jane Doe

Lads Invited to Join Cedar Rapids YMCA Drum Corps

Boys aged to learn drum or bugle may join the Cedar Rapids YMCA Drum and Bugle Corps. Meet with Robert Smythe at the YMCA building for applications and training details. Sessions 8:30 or 10:30 a.m. Thursday beginners' section held in the YMCA.

Cedar Rapids Boys Y. M. C Robert Smythe Smythe

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