Dinner honors Miss Graves and Dr MacVane before wedding
A FYE BRIDAL dinner at the Roosevelt hotel honored Miss Patricia Graves and Dr. William Leslie MacVane II of Baltimore as they prepare for their Saturday wedding. Guests included bridal party and out of town visitors hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Choate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Graves
William Leslie MacVane II
Baltimore
Roosevelt Hotel
Roy E. Choate
Sricuus
Owen N. Elliott
Vernon Drive
E. W. LaPlante
Blake Boulevard
Paul Haigrit
Indianapolis
Betty Lynn
Kenneth Adair
Nancy Lee
Willis N. Graves
Logan
Charles M. Daniel
Terre Haute
Ind
Dr. MacVane
William Leslie MacVane
Portland
Charles Daniels
Edward la ™Lante
O. Haniel
Sinclair Avenue
Shower honors Velda Stallman bride elect in Fairfax
A Friday shower in the Gas company Glow room hosted by Miss Marjorie Towers and Miss Monica Kennedy honored Velda Stallman of Fairfax. Prizes for banco went to Mesdames Walter Krohn Amos Thompson and Vernon Schrader who donated gifts to the bride elect. Thirty five attendees. The wedding is set for Sept 17 in Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Towers
Monica Kennedy
Velda Stallman
Fairfax
Banco
Walter Krohn
Amos Thompson
Vernon Schrader
Mrs. Strang Returns From Midwest Trip
Mrs. H. B. Strang arrives back Thursday after a week visiting Kansas City Tulsa and Oklahoma City. She resides at 1801 Washington avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Strang
Kansas City
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
H. B. Strang
Washington Avenue
Pinochle Club Prizes Awarded in Neighborhood Gathering
Mrs. Roscoe Rhodes hosted eight members at 894 Daniels Street NE on Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mesdames Edith Kellerman Rhuben Leinbaugh Rhodes and Leo Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Rhodes
Daniels Street
Edith Kellerman
Rhuben Leinbaugh
Rhodes
Leo Smith
Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners Quiz
Answers to social usage questions for soldiers and guests at camps. The guidance covers thank you notes for gifts, letter frequency, visiting arrangements, appropriate attire, and avoiding unwanted attention to soldiers. It also presents a preferred response to a Sunday dinner guest scenario.
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Kilma Estate
On August 22 1941 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of John Kilma late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to the estate should make immediate payment to the undersigned. Those having claims should present them in due form to the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Towa
Linn County
John Kilma
Ntics
Sh Ta Tee Ling County
Lows
District
State of
Amanda M. Fish
Iowa
Bridal Dinner Planned for Miss Zisko and Dr Maresh
For Miss Katherine Zisko and Dr. Everett R Maresh of Detroit, who will wed Sunday afternoon, the bridegroom elects parents Dr and Mrs Reginald Maresh host a bridal dinner Saturday at 1919 Ellis Boulevard NW. Joining are Mr. and Mrs Raymond Churchill, Mr. and Mrs Roy Freshwater, Robert Maresh, Joe Zisko, Miss Elizabeth Bryant, Miss Flora Fleming, Gordon Meyers, and Lieut and Mrs Bernard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Zisko
Everett R.maresh
Detroit
Reginald Maresh
Ellis Boulevard
Raymond Churchill
Roy Freshwater
Robert Maresh
Joe Zisko
Elizabeth Bryant
Flora Fleming
Gordon Meyers
Bernard Smith
Couple Feted At Shower Ahead Of Sep Wedding At C S P S Hall
Miss Marcella Peckar and William Kristan, set to wed Sept 18, were honored at a bridal shower at the C S P S hall. Their mothers Mrs John Peckar and Mrs Joseph Kristan hosted with help from Mesdames Joseph Kristan Jr Frank Tvridik William Coon and Miss Josephine Tvridik. Attendants included Beverly Ann Jaison Alice Lehman Mary Ann Peckar Georgiana Kristan Leona Mae Kristan Betty Sedenka and Mary Mentzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Peckar
William Kristan
C.S. P. S. Hall
John Peckar
Joseph Kristan
Joseph Kristan, Jr
Frank Tvridik
William Coon
Josephine Tvridik
Beverly Ann Jaison
Alice Lehman
Mary Ann Peckar
Georgiana Kristan
Leona Mae Kristan
Betty Sedenka
Mary Mentzer
Missionary Society Votes to Raise 1200 Dollars
Sixty five members of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Christian church voted to raise 1200 by pledges for Mrs. Paul Andrews of Paraguay. Dr. Marion H. Williams spoke on The Present Crisis, the Church's Opportunity during the luncheon meeting served by Mrs. Leo Vanous and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Leo Vanous
Paul Andrews
Paraguay
Marion H. Williams
G E. King
Joseph Onofrio
Edgar King
Lester Martinek
Shower Honors Miss Marianne Foushee Before Sept 23 Wedding
Miss Mary Scanlan and Miss Marguerite Scanlan hosted a Thursday evening shower at the Roosevelt hotel for Miss Marianne Foushee, who will wed Kenneth Heefner on September 23. Guests included Mesdames Diehl and Goss and several Misses such as Stewart, Euken, Johnson, Neary, Hogan, Star man, Vaughin, and Muetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Marguerite Scanlan
Sixth Avenue SE
Roosevelt Hotel
Marianne Foushee
Kenneth Heefner
Danco
William Diehl
Roy Goss
Kathryn Stewart
Frances Euken
Mildred Johnson
Mardel McGinn
Betty Davenport
Beverly Hoese
Jean Neary
Peggy Neary
Marge Hogan
Betty Starman
Margaret Ann Vaughin
Barbara Muetzel
Jolly Gift Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Larson Home
Thirteen members attended the Jolly Gift club meeting at Mrs. Rose Larson’s house on D avenue NE. Prizes in rummy went to Mrs. Carl C. Jacobsen and Mrs. William Siebert. The next gathering is set for Mrs. Jacobsen’s home at 3112 D avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Gift Club
Rose Larson
D Avenue NE
Carl C. Jacobsen
William Siebert
Jacobsen
Pineapple Quilt Pattern Still Popular in Early Days
In early quilting, the Pineapple design remained favored for its beauty and easy cutting. Pattern 2891 includes pattern pieces diagram instructions yardage chart and finishing steps. Send 10 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Holbrooks and Amidon Conclude East Trip
Mr and Mrs Royal H Holbrook and Miss Helen B Amidon return from a Pittsburgh visit with Mr and Mrs John A Holbrook. Royal Holbrook continues to Baltimore for the National Association of Power Engineers convention where he is a past national president and was elected chairman of the board of arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal H. Holbrook
Helen B. Amidon
Second Avenue SE
Pittsburgh
John A. Holbrook
Royal Holbrook
Baltimore
National Association of Power Engineers
Board of Arbitration
Illiteracy Topic At Eleanor Hart Missionary Meeting
The Eleanor Hart Missionary Society of the First Lutheran church discussed Erasing Illiteracy with talks on Each One Teach One moonlight schools for adults in eastern Kentucky and Cedar Rapids illiteracy at nine tenths of one per cent. September Lutheran Woman's Work noted. Next meeting is October 3 at 1 30 pm with Mrs Boerkrem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hart
Lutheran Woman's Work
Boerkrem
Seventeenth Street SE
Mrs Stanek Feted At Shower In Burlington
Mrs M A Pope of Burlington entertained Thursday evening in honor of her sister Mrs E A Stanek the former Miss Nyline Brown. The party was at the Staneks apartment 124832 Maplewood drive NE with guests including Arminta Davidson Wilma Wells Ann O Leary Adelaide Boxa Beryl Brookman and several others. Out of town guests were Mrs Alfred Garnett Mrs Edwin Trachta of Fairfax and Miss Helen Grauer of Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Pope
Burlington
E. A. Stanek
Nyline Brown
Staneks
Maplewood Drive
Arminta Davidson
Wilma Wells
Ann O'Leary
Adelaide Boxa
Beryl Brookman
Lester Hach
George Hoffner
Charles Popper
Owen Hardendorf
Darwin Robertson
Lavona Clark
Violet Holtz Elected Pleiades Alumnae President
Miss Violet Holtz was chosen president of the Pleiades Alumnae association of Coe college Thursday evening at her home. Other officers are Dr. Blanche Houser as vice president and Miss Jaroslava Holubova as secretary treasurer. Out of town members present include Mrs. R. M Threlkeld of Denver former Jane Davis and Miss Catherine Adams of Miami University Oxford Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Holtz
Pleiades Alumnae Association
Coe College
Fourth Avenue SE
Blanche Houser
Jaroslava Holubova
R. M Threlkeld
Denver
Jane Davis
Catherine Adams
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Daniels Park Missionary Society Meeting Report
Miss Marvel Foster spoke on her work at the Community House during the Daniels Park Missionary Society meeting in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. Hostesses were Mesdames A. C. Eddy Art Craft and Ed Tucker. Mrs. L. L. Huston gave devotions and Rev. Morton Hickman led in prayer. Mrs. T. E. Pirth presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marvel Foster
Daniels Park Missionary Society
A. C. Eddy
Art Craft
Ed Tucker
L. L. Huston
Morton Hickman
T. E. Pirth
Ta-Wa-Si Camp Fire Plans Hike and Roasts
The Ta-Wa-Si Campfire girls held their first meeting at Mrs. C. P. Lawrence’s home on First Avenue NE. Plans were made for a hike and a wiener roast on September 9. Attending were Jean Geesaman, Donna Jean Roberts, Frances Burke, Darlene Eggleston, La Venne Long and Leah Rosenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
C. P. Lawrence
First Avenue NE
Jean Geesaman
Donna Jean Roberts
Frances Burke
Darlene Eggleston
la Venne Long
Leah Rosenburg
Miami Guests Visit Porter Home
Mrs. Hannibal Porter of Miami and her daughter Elizabeth are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter at 1513 Fourth Street NW. They will stay ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Porter
Miami
Elizabeth
Robert Porter
Peeet
Rummage Sale Planned by Chicago Club
The Chicago and North Western Woman's club meets at the YWCA on Wednesday to plan a rummage sale for September 26 with Mrs. C. K. Homan in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North Western Woman's Club
Y.W.C.A
C. K. Homan
Cedar View Aid Society luncheon hosts 25 members
Mrs Rudy Dasa welcomed 25 Cedar View Aid Society members at a luncheon held Wednesday at 1624 Cold Stream Avenue NE. The group scheduled its next meeting for October 1 at the William Bemer home in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Dasa
Cold Stream Avenue
Cedar View Aid Society
William Bemer
Covington
Three Home After Canoe Trip In North
Don Hersch Bill Bloomhall and Bill Wheeler arrived home Thursday after a ten day canoe trip in the Rainy Jake region of Canada. On their way home they stopped in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hersch
Greenwood Drive
Bill Bloomhall
Bever
Bill Wheeler
Blake
Rainy Jake
Canada
Minneapolis
Memorial service for three sisters and members in Pythian Hall
Thursday evening in Pythian Castle hall Winter temple No 78 Pythian Sisters held a memorial service for Evaline Brainard Amanda McElrath and Judge Herbert C Ring. Grace Wiles and daughter Eileen leaving the city received a gift from Mrs Bessie Galbraith on behalf of the temple. Ritualistic officers served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Castle Hall
Winter Temple No. 78
Pythian Sisters
Evaline Brainard
Amanda McElrath
Herbert C. Ring
Grace Wiles
Eileen
Bessie Galbraith
Advice From Mary Manners
A reader asks how to win back a suitor after treating him poorly and how to attract a shy partner. Miss Manners suggests inviting him into group activities, staying friendly, and letting him make advances, while warning against repeat mean behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Petain to Lease African Base to Axis
The Daily Express, citing a neutral Rome embassy, reports Marshal Henri Philippe Petain agreed to lease Bizerta in French North Africa to Axis powers for a naval base. Bizerta lies near Tunis in Tunisia, south of Sicily in the central Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Express
Rome
Henri Philippe Petain
Bizerta
Tunisia
Tunis
Mediterranean
Sicily
We, The Women By Ruth Millett
Gazette special writer notes how a wife can make her husband seem important. She echoes his opinions intelligently and avoids exposing his flaws. She praises his skills, shares plans as a united couple, and hides private dynamics to impress others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Gazette
Joe
Many Divorces Filed as Filings Close in District Court
A flood of petitions Friday in district court marked the last filing day of the September term. Seven divorces were sought including Ruth E. Whittenbaugh for custody and support, and multiple others involving custody battles and alimony. Several civil actions followed, with judgments and attachments requested, and firms like the Gruen Watch Company alleging price cutting by the Silver Company of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ruth E. Whittenbaugh
Willis R. Whittenbaugh
Twentieth Street NE
Chicago
Russell Carne
Mary E. Carne
Kohaka
Frances R. Miller
Leon C. Miller
Dubuque
Mary E Dee
James E. Dee
Iowa City
Vada Rose Lekin
Thomas Henry Lekin
Blanche Caldwell
Robert Caldwell
Linn County
Alta Franks
Laurance Franks
Henry A. Hathaway
Vernon L. Spohn
D. C. McCormac
E. B. Louver
Bernard Burkhart
Louis W. Ross
Harry Clevenger
Thomas M Koury
E. Hall
Albert J. Chapman
John Suits
Leo and Etta Phillipson
Colgate Palmolive Peet Company
Wendl Gatto
Harold Mills
Gail Whitmore
Will S. Parkin, Jr
Stark Building Company
D. C. Vernon
Continental Casualty Company
W. HH. Wenkstein
Fred Preston
Lynn Freeman
The
Knights Templar Educational Foundation
Marjorie K. Campbell
Sam Patterson
Edwin A. Beardsley
Harry Meredith
Isador Tucker
Walter Votroubek
D. L. Townsend
Floyd Dutart
Eva Hakes
Guy S. Curtis
Elizabeth Giblin
Jerome L. Gearhart
Robert
Esther Armstrong
Margaret Armstrong
Midland Rubber Company
W. L. Fowler
W. L. Fowler Electric Company
A. F. Hungerford
George R. Liddle
Pioneer Insurance Agency
L. D. Burkhalter
L. D. Burkhalter Agency
Reviewing Stand With Henry McLemore on Hollywood Inquiry
The columnist mocks the Senate plan to investigate Hollywood for anti Nazi films, arguing lawmakers lack qualification to judge art. He predicts the inquiry will reveal senators who favor a softened Hitler portrayal and spoofs the process as futile and biased. He vows to confront a disliked senator with a Louisville slugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate
Hollywood
Pearl White
Hitler
Lord Fauntleroy
Adolf
Saint Bernard
Earth
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congressional Record
Ted Williams
Appointment of Administrator for Amanda M. Fish estate
Notice to the public that on the 39th day of August 1941 William Mehaffey was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Amanda M. Fish estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court. Attorney Carl Hendrickson represents the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mehaffey
Carl Hendrickson
Aunt Het Bullying Reveals Inner Insecurity
Aunt Het contends that Jane bullies her husband not from malice but from insecurity. She uses intimidation to bolster her own self esteem and sense of power within the household dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Edgar A Guest The Poet of the People
The poem extols a lone fisherman finding peace in nature. It contrasts solitary fishing with noisy companionship and urges quiet, prayer, and self reflection while fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Dad's Root Beer Bottling Company Incorporation Noted
Notice of incorporation for Dad's Root Beer Bottling Company filed in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. Authorized capital of 10000 dollars, 100 shares at 100 dollars each, 81 paid in, 19 to be paid within a year. Business to manufacture and sell Dad's Root Beer and other soft drinks. Directors Harry F. Turner H G Turner Bronno Mulder. Filed September 5 with Deacon Servent & Soaneler attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad's Root Beer Bottling Company
Corporation
Harry F. Turner
G. Turner
Servent & Soaneler
Radio and stage highlights from Iowa and beyond this week
Radio attention comes to New Yorked Rapids with Guy Lombardo on WMT at 9 p.m. Kenny Gardner and Carmen Lombardo sing while Frank Vigneau and Fred Kreitzer provide vocals. The Knickerbocker Playhouse opens its third season with Bob Bailey and Betty Winkler in Fifty Million Dollars Cant Be Wrong. WHo and WLS carry Quiz Kids and National Barn Dance. Saddle Mountain Roundup premieres in Marshalltown with Herald Goodman and a cast from WNCO and Nolly wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Playhouse
John Knickerbocker
Bob Bailey
Betty Winkler
Chicago Radio Colony
Saddle Mountain
Herald Goodman
Marshalltown
Iowa
Odeon
Goodman
Sunset Corners Symphony
Jane Owen
Glen Hogan
Pardner Sisters
WNCO
Range Busters
Nollywood
Radio Program Guide for September 7 1961
A dense schedule of radio programs across stations WMT WGN WLS WENR WE R, listing times and shows from morning to late night. Entries include news des, dances, musical programs, sports, concerts, and religious features with host names such as Jim Poole Lee Gordon Herman Owig G Baker and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acres
Nat. B. Dance
Prophi
Bae ER Riet
G Baker
Mar
al. Melodies
Herman Owig
WMT
Elmer Davis
Rex Wrnedentter
Ee Me
Nat'l B
Emma Otero
WGN
Q. Aran
L. Welk
D. Jureens
Chicaroland
WLS
Guy Lombari
WGN News
Jim Joy
G. Miller
Lowe
D. Dawn O
A. Jarrett O
W. Osborne
BBC
H. Busse
Grant
G. Williams
WMT Red
F. Martin
Wenr
B. Cultford
B. Clifford
Blliott
L.hampton
Hinst
Dom
Des M
Pedro O
Mid
Jimmy
Jarretts
Ori
Radio Listings and Schedule Fragments Mixed by Stations
A garbled page lists various radio programs and hosts across stations WMT WGN WHO WENR WEN WMT 7:15 p.m. 6:15 a.m. 10:36 p.m. and other times with show titles such as News Heatter Miracle Hour Crime Doctor and Truth or Consequences. The fragmentary guide shows host names like Jarrett O Richards and Lenore and mentions programs ranging from news to music to variety segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fisher
WGN
U. S. Army R. Ginsh
Keer
St. Louis
Mike
WMT
Petit Or
Joe
Mabel
Husing
Ricardo Mus
WMT Life O Land
WGN A
Jarrett O
WMT Strandvold
Yolves
WGN L
Welk_O
WHO Sonsollows
Burl Ives
Wiio
Burlin
Jureens
Kostelan
WLS
Lane
Heatter
Jarrett O. Cnr Wo Winchell Who Merry GoRount 6:15 A.m. Wgn News-Q Ryar Wenr
Parker Fam
Grant
Trene Rich
Tsam
Wenr
Stern
Scott
Wene
Will
Joy
WMT Workshop
G. Williams
NBC News
Chi
J James
WGN _ News
L. Welk
Burling
Jurgens O
M. Loring O
Loring
Dess
Jim
Joy O. Went
Herman O
Busse
Bob Grant
Nichols O
WGN O
Nelson O
Osborne
Henry
Jareett Ore Went L
Hamnton O
Wno
Bondshu
Cosmo Jones
WGN G
Neva
Let's Explore Your Mind on Inheritance and Homesickness
Albert E Wiggam answers questions on heredity noting that a family nose and ear position can be inherited with some traits skipping generations. He also describes two drinking types, defines drunkards, and explains that alcohol never solves problems. He discusses homesickness in soldiers and animals, noting its rarity and mental impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heredity
Lebow and
Iwwin
Brown University
Biddle Sworn In as Attorney General in Washington
Francis Biddle, 55, of Philadelphia, took the oath of office as attorney general Friday in Washington before President Roosevelt and a gathering of distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis
Biddle
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Graves
Mrs. Rhodes
T. M. Res. U
Miss Zisko
C. S. P. S. Hall
Marianne Foussee
Holbrooks
Miss Amidon
Missionary Society
Jasa
Mary Manners
Stella
Say Petain
Axis
Gruen Watch Company
Silver Company of
Cedar Rapids
Silver
Henry McLemore
Rembrandt
Norman Rockwell
Ram
Coun
Radio
Guy Lombardo
By Nadine Subotnik
WHO
Bob Howe
Hedda Hopper
Miss Hopper
American Legion
Judy
Chester
Lauck
Lum
Abner
Henry Busse
Bill Quarton
WIT
Waterloo
Jessica Dragonette
WBBM
Cal
Bno Ch
Southernaires
Benne
Jim Poole
Lee Gordon
Orson-Mormon
WGN Comics
WLS Organ
Peter
WGN Symphony
WUNR
Musicare
Salmon Derby
WGN Acad
Chuck Acree
Orsanlot
Silver Theater
Wate and Who Catholic
WGN Church
Albert E. Wiggam
QA Wit
Birdy
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