Miss Mardell McGinn Weds In Cedar Rapids Week Events
The week’s social events feature Miss Mardell McGinn’s Wednesday marriage to a Cedar Rapids fiancé. A reception with recipes, gifts, and color themes of pink and blue followed a ceremony with family and friends from nearby communities. The Presbyterian church and local hosts spotlighted details and community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Mary Ively Swalegan
Alviny Goecke
Groecke
Abernaniens
Myps
Goecke
Swale
Clinton Sivale
Alving Goecke
Agios Koerke
Everert Dmvi
Mire
Muwene Millstaghe
Auss
Maury
Evelyn Swale
Kunive Bricks
Superior
Mapgargt
Maine
Betoned Jackson Ot
Graettinger
Gerald Love
Past Matrons Luncheon Held At Wepler’s Cafe
Past Matrons met for a luncheon at Wepler’s Cafe at noon with Mrs Git Now Miys and Mrs Ray Blazer among the attendees. After lunch the group adjourned to the Hager Monty for a business social meeting. George Mouse, recently replaced at Mattock Andere, has left for Des Moines to attend welding school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Git
Miys
Ro J. Me Dahl
Ray Blazer
Wiest
Thurss
Wepler
George Mouse
Mattock
War era romance and bombing mission ends in tragedy
A Yank named Tim Baker joins the RAF to ferry bombers to England and falls for Carol Braun, while Morley and Roger Pillby compete for her. Tensions flare as romantic entanglements collide with a crucial bombing run over Holland and Belgium, ending with Pillby's sacrifice to save the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Baker
England
London
Carol Braun
Tim
R.af
Morley
Roger Pillby
Carol
Pillby
Tii
Kent
Tye
Morjey
Baker
O1 Sh1
Doerce
Albert Canal
Vance
Norway
Berlin
Holland
Belgium
Wales
Cnd
Bunny
Money
Tin
Roger Pilby
Roger
Marshiing
Dortmund
Peel
Morely
Richardson
Graves
Yyer
Marley
Gennep
Happy Grina
Roper
Ugi
Rogers Plana
Earth
Oelwein Woman Heads Eastern Star
Mrs Daisy Ray of Oelwein elected worthy Matron to succeed Mrs Laura M Long of Mason City. New officers include Mrs IV M Fluegel of Charles City as late grand matron and Mrs Elsins of Emerson as grand conductress. Coleman hospital staff hosted a farewell for Mrs Iva Youmans at Gerger Haardeland home, with a lamp presentation and informal evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie
Eastern Star
Daisy Ray O
Oelwein
Laura M. Long
Mason City
IV M. Fluegel
Charles City
Elsins
Emerson
Lillian Ritter
Cephar Falls
Coleman Hospital
Iva Youmans
Gerger Haardeland
Youmans
Charles Chty
J. M. Welden
Hugo Lindbalm
Mildred Landmesser
Amelia Benesh
Harold Hipple
Bessie Hollenbeck
Sylvia Nelson
Hazel Nvlins
Evelyn Martinson
J. C. Westbrook
Marie Maries
Atoise Ross
Cassandra Bion
Thelma Appelt
Gertrude Walden
James Boyle
Handelaud
Committees Report At Legion Auxiliary Meeting
At the regular Legion auxiliary meeting reports were given by committees and delegates. Mrs. Ernest Smith spoke on a magazine sale. Mrs. Ed Sorwin and Mrs. Art Williamson discussed the Algona fall conference. The group planned a November 17 supper and a December white elephant exchange. Bridge high scores went to Mrs. Floyd Lakin and Mrs. Lilian Nourse. A luncheon followed hosted by several members. The Weavers club Fine Arts Department meets November 6 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. H W Heldke reviews The Family by Nina Nedorova. Mrs. J B Tedrow will share Miss Henrietta Miller’s Springfield trip and Lincoln’s home and New Salem visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Club
Ernest Smith
Ed Sorwin
Art Williamson
Algana
MM. E. Huckaba
Kipoxville
Auxiliary
Floyd Lakin
Lilian Nourse
Lawrence Jensen
C. V. Kilgore
Elmer’ Moore
Victor Mortenson
M. T. Morton
E. M. Munson
Weanan’s Club
Royce Winklewan
North Sixth Street
H. W. Heldke
Nina Nedorova
J. B. Tedrow
Henrietta Miller
Springfield
Lincoln
New Salem
Polithes
Roosevelt Junior High PTA Meeting Planned for Monday
The Roosevelt junior high PTA will meet Monday afternoon November 10 in the home economics room. The program features an open forum on Parental Authority led by Mrs. B Q Walden with Miss Gertrude Molwil speaking on Why We Teach Science. Music will be provided by junior high students. Mrs. Katie Farguson has rented the apartment above Matherville Shoe Store recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Phil DeLong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Junior High School
PTA
Roosevelt Building
B. Q. Walden
Gertrude Molwil
Katie Farguson
Matherville
Mr. and Movs
Phil DeLong
Renowned H. M. Sheynan to Demonstrate Rupture Treatment in Chicago
H. M. Sheynan, renowned Chicago expert, will appear at Tangnay Hotel Spencer on Saturday November 15 from 9 A M to 6 P M to demonstrate a rupture treatment promising immediate results. The method claims to tighten weakened parts and close openings in ten days, without straps or medical therapies. Admission is free at 6509 N Artesian Ave Chicago. Large incisional hernias especially solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Sheynan
Chicago
Tangnay Hotel
Spencer
Sheynan Saya
My. Shevnan
Artesian Ave
Sunday and midweek church notices in Wallingford area
Wallingford Lutheran and Immanuel Lutheran announce Sunday school at 10 AM and morning worship at 11 with Dr. Erik Sovik from China as mission speaker. Fall mission services begin Friday night with multiple sessions over the weekend. Churches list choir, Ladies Aid, and various class times. notices include Norfolk parcels of event dates and hostess names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VLA
Immanuel Luthern
Erik Sovik
China
Vth
Ladies Aid
Rudy Chris. Hinson
Harold Johnson
Estherville Lutheran Nest
A. ML
Herem
Severin Tebuson
Mesdanes Sie Grinde
Torres Fosse
George Rob'nson
Irvin Olson
Congregational
Church OF Christ Church
Plant Walnuts While Moist for Replanting
The Lews State College extension forester Guy KR Ramsey says walnuts that have just fallen are best for planting and should not dry out. Nuts may be planted with or without husks at a depth about their diameter. The item notes a social visit to Minneapolis by Mr and Mrs Sanders and Mr and Mr Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy KR. Ramsey
Lews State College Extension Forester
Jea Sanders
Charles Robinson
Minneapolis
Conservation Notes Fisheries Report Summary
The report for the week ending October 11 notes inland waters removals of almost 60,000 pounds of rough fish by State Conservation Commission crews. Stockings include largemouth bass 4,992, smallmouth bass 4,750, crappies 35,000, catfish 23,275, bullheads 49,750, bluegills 78,200, wall-eyed pike 3,061, minnows 364,500. It records a seven-species duck bag in Green Bay bottoms and mentions no wood ducks allowed in Iowa. It discusses pheasant hunting party sizes, swan reports from 1894, trumpeter swans near Yellowstone and Red Lakes refuges, and increasing water dog presence on duck grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
H. B. Johnson
Jackson Township
Col Shaw
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Yellowstone National Park
Red Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
Montana
Standard Crown renames for gasolines announced
Standard Oil Combatty Indiana announces renaming premium Solite with Ethyl to Standard White Crown and the third brand Standolind to Standard Blue Crown effective December 1, completing the Standard Crown family with Red Crown already on highways in fourteen states. The change links names to crown symbols on pumps, with no product changes claimed. history notes include prior branding and legal defenses for Red Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Combatty
Indiana
West Oil Company
Mmidwest
Regilar
Ame
Fel
Standard
Wins Husking Meet By Matter Of Few Husks
Ivyte M Carlson, 27, Polk County farmer, wins the 1941 cornhusking championship at Audubon County after husk deductions. Cameron Krauel, 24, is runner-up with 2,055 pounds husked and 12.12 bushels after deductions. Carlson husked 2,595 pounds with 386 husk deductions, earning $100 prize amid chilly winds and large crowds. Carlson set district and state meet marks and noted lessons from greasing arms. Other top finishers and entrants from Iowa are listed. governors and officials attended, with program remarks by George A Wilson and Charles A Gradd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iown
Ivyte
M. Carlson
Polk County
Carlson
Cameron Kraucl
Auduson County
Krauels Gord
Krauer
Davenport
Kravel
Iowa
LaSalle
Til
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Mardell McGinn
Waite
Wb Ferter
Jelar Rapids
Vetter
James Russet
Grassevelt High School
Cedar Race
Iing Company
Cedar Kaa
Harel
William Clark
Mave York
Pramiddan
Malinda Neel
Trary
Woods Home
Melvin Goecke
Wire Gerald Wee Miss Filey Masterteem
Mass Wiha Frvin
Mose
Arthur Chiioux
Oki Skog
Saviren
Andrew
Presbyterian Womens’ Council
Eh Christ
Venhive Board
Chapter
Darryl F. Zanucki
Twentieth Century-Fox
Tyrone Power
Botty Grobie
Hospital
Mrs. Youmans
Fine Arts Dept
Wallingford Luthern
Gontirmants
Olina Nelson
Barbara Hoff
L. G. Sehustesse
Nels Mickelsors
Watson
Alma Peterson
Norman Mickelson
Firtt
Union State Line
Christian Science
Adam
Christ
Scientiat
Christ Jesus Our Lord
E. D. Benson
Green Bay
Minnesota
Mars
Charlie Ruggles
Bonita Granville
Parson OF Panamint
San Diego
Igrand
Ah Paulette Goddard
Edward Mtn
Er Pas Best Rey
Soldiers OF the Sky” Fox
RT UU
Donald Karjens
Butler County
Kenneth Wedemeyer
Guthrie County
Adagigia
Marion Link
Story County
William Treime
Harold Wheatley
Cass County
Ernest Heidecker
Kossuth County
Orville Radke
Cherokee County
Harold Laron
Hancock County
Arthur Raisch
Franklin County
Lee B. Ferguson
Mahaska County
Ralph Keppy
Scott County
Harry Brenneman
Johnson County
Arion Christensen
Shelby County
George A. Wilson
Charles A. Gradd
Tove Selective Service
R. M.spike Evans
Laurens
G. T. Tostensor Plumbing and Heating
C. E. Birney
Estherville
Estherville Abstract Co
Bonded Abstracta
Emmet County
F. E. Rosendahl
Harley Degen
C. &. Person
Phone &7
T. C. Mann
Sanborn's
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central
Avenua
DR. BR. D, Thompson
A. I
Reed
Glausen
Leuthold-Tibbetta Clothing
Deslera Baldwin
Plano Ny
Gardston Hotel
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