Sylvia Slairk Weds Harold Yeoman in Cedar Rapids
Sylvia Slairk and Harold R. Yeoman married in a double ring ceremony at First Presbyterian Cedar Rapids on June 29. The bride, given by her father, wore a white suit and carried American beauty roses. Attendant Ann Mistele wore green with talisman roses. Best man Willard Yeoman. Bride employed in civil service in Chicago. groom recently returned from 18 months in England with navy air force. They will return to Chicago after a 33 day leave.
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Ann Mistele
Cedar Rapids
Willard Yeoman
Monticello
Chicago
England
Navy Air Force
Mrs Edward Podhaski Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Edward Podhaski entertained her card club at home on Thursday evening. Pinochle was played at two tables with Mrs Henry Adams taking high score. Traveling prize went to Mrs Henry Che Sr. Refreshments were served to conclude the event.
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X-Ray Childress
la Cabana
Childress
Delhi
Milton Langer
H. A. Severn
Cecil Goettach
Edward Podhaski
Henry Adams
Henry Che
Family Picnic Honors Michigan Relatives at Ana mosa Park
A Sunday picnic honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of Berkley Michigan at Anamosa state park with an informal afternoon following dinner. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids Monticello Onslow Morley Martelle Wyoming Waterloo and other nearby towns.
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Michigan
Fred Taylor
Berkley
Mich
Anamosa State Park
Anna Kammerman
John Otten
Tony Kammerman
Ralph Otten
Harold Egger
Avert Kiburz
Monticello
Albert Schmidt
Onslow
Lorraine Schmidt
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Kammerman
Morley
Earl Husman
C. Husman
Martelle
Merle Catlett
Wyoming
Samuel Sprague
Waterloo
Lawn Party At St Matthew’s Lutheran Church Grounds
Sunday evening a delightful lawn party was held on the church grounds hosted by members of the Luth er League with guests from the Wayne Luther League. The event featured volley ball and other games followed by a weiner roast with attendees. Miss Esther Sanford led the arrangements for the party.
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St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Luther League
Wayne Luther League
Esther Sanford
Former Monticello Boy Is Married
Mrs. Louise Taylor of Cedar Rapids and Pfc. Charles Ritchie Jr formerly of Monticello were married July 3 at Central Park Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids. The Rev Allan J Schoff officiated the ceremony with attendants Mrs. Florence Ringler and Cpl Harold Gibson. The bride wore a flowery jersey dress with yellow rose corsage. A reception for immediate families followed. Mrs. Ritchie will live in Cedar Rapids and Pfc Ricchia reported to Victorville California.
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Louise Taylor
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Charles Ritchie, Jr
Charles Ritchie
Monticello
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Allan Js. Schoff
Florence Ringler
Cpl
Harold Gibson
Fairfax
Ritchie
Gaver Rapids
Pie Ricchia
Victorville
Calif
St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets at Lieneman Home
The Ladies Aid of St John’s Lutheran church gathered at Mrs John Lieneman’s Thursday afternoon with a large turnout Rev R P Young led devotions and read an requested essay Chairman Mrs Henry Bohlken led the business meeting planning an August picnic instead of a meeting Prayer closed the gathering and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Ladies Aid
St. John’s Lutheran Church
John Lieneman
R. P. Young
Henry Bohlken
Opening fruit jars easy when you know how
Instructions on opening and sealing various home canning jars are given. The article covers Mason jars with zinc caps and glass top seals, vacuum seals, lightning type jars, and how to handle rings, bands, and rubber gaskets. It also includes brief local notices about residents and hospital stays.
Regional Church Schedules and Notices Locally
A digest of church services and events across area congregations. Listings include Seo Sacred Heart Eugene Lorenz pastor masses and confession times, Presbyterian Church topics and services, Lutheran Hour broadcasts, First Congregational July vacation, Peniel and Castle Grove notices, St. John’s Olin 50th anniversary events, and community visits and obituaries.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Eugene Lorenz
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Westminister Fellowship
Shelley
St. John’s Lutheran Church
R. P. Young
Church of the Lutheran Hour
Anamosa Reformatory
Young People’s Society
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
A. Mast
Women’s Guild
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
H. A. Diers
Olin
Prairieburg
Wayne Zion Ev. Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Olin Lutheran Church
Castle Grove
Methodist Church
Monticello
Glenn McMichael
Waverly
How to Overwinter Outdoor Geraniums Indoors
Outdoor geraniums can bloom through winter if brought indoors before frost. Use small pots with loose soil and keep plants pot bound. Maintain cool, fresh air and water sparingly. Pinch growing tips for stocky growth and apply plant food every five or six weeks.
Cork Oaks Reach Thirty Feet In Height
Cork oak trees grow to about 30 feet tall with trunks measuring three feet or more in diameter, highlighting their substantial size and vigor.
Onion Cutting Tip Reduces Tears by Keeping Root End In Place
advice notes that holding the onion with its root end intact while peeling or cutting limits tear production. The method suggests the root portion helps minimize release of the eye-irritating compounds, leading to fewer tears during preparation.
Sinclair Engineers Discuss Post-war Plan
New York hosts Sinclair Refining lubrication engineers and managers from across the United States meeting to discuss post-war issues. Sessions cover farm equipment lubrication, industrial problems, passenger car service, and diesel lubrication, with a fall series planned to aid returning veterans and community advisory groups.
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New York
N.Y
Sinclair Refining Company
United States
Sinclair
ODT
L. P. Lochridge
C. M. Larson
W. J. Andree
Practical sewing organizer ideas for small projects
For easier sewing use a pint sized jar for holding little used spools of thread. Smaller jars hold sorted buttons pins needles and bobbins. A box stores mending scraps. All fit into a convenient box or tray on the closet shelf.
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Sylvia Slairk
Harold Yeoman
Country Club
Tom Hamilton
T. M. Redmond
Siegfried Guyan
E. H. de- Shaw
Glenn Hargrave
J. R. Barron
H. M. Carpenter
B. E. Abel
Major
James Redmond
Tommy
Anne Wilson
Iowa City
W. K. Coxsee
Indianapolis
Ind
John K. Fraser
Stephen 8. Wise
James Norman Hall
L. W. Lovell
F. P. Stuhler
American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Aldrich
George Thompson
Auxiliary of
Hanford
George Harris
Herman Hoffman
Be, H. DeShaw
Hei Schoon
Edgar Vernon
J. H. Lambert
BE. H. Huibregtse
National Defense
Nihel Aldrich
Luther Leaguers
St. John’s Ladies Aid
John Mettler
J. M. French
Russell Ellison
Florence
Addie Darrow
Anamosa
Grace Benedict
Gladys Black
Ellison
Miss Darrow
Benedict
Agnes Cashen
Milwaukee, Wis
Mrs. N. Cashen
Henry Ernst
Kitty Olden
Henry Coyle
John Stege
William Carmichael
Inglewood
Margaret Carmichael
James Robinson
Dubuque
Mrs
Howard Hicks
Vern Serbousek
Henry Sechusen
John Pannhuk
James and
Karl
Akron
Carrie Janzig
Fannie McAleer
Lisbon
W. G. “Bud” Hanken
Camp Head
Killeen
Texas
Frances Fagan
Davenport
William G. Robinson
Patrick Michael
Emil Harris
Harry Gerry
Shirley
Topeka
Kan
Gerry
Ike Suter
Ruth Chisman
Mercy Hospital
Rickless’ Dry Goods
J. F. Dougherty
Kenneth Ferring
Lillian Locher
Town City
J. J. Locher
Kellogg‘’s Pe
Nelson Fise
Monticello,ia
Stahler’s
McNeill’s Hardware
Iva
California
Erata Fitters
Lipton’s Tea
Deroni Ae
Ome TU
Crisco
Hills Bros
Maxwell House
Te Peres
Borden's Chateau
Varivor Bee
Graham Crackers
Salerno
Runcm—Ja
Poz
Wee
Alamonia Amer
Warisley
NEMEC
EMG MD
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