Local News Roundup of Area Visits and Moves
Mise Martha Anne Mace returns to Des Moines after weekend with the Mace family. Denison’s D. H. Elwell visits with his mother and sister in Des Moines. Elwell is Denison Telephone manager. Lt. and Mrs. Donald C. Davis report new Windsor Connecticut address, weather base training, after moving from Redmond Oregon and a stop in Washington. Carolyn Sartor, Iowa City student, spends weekend with the Sartor family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Martha Anne Mace
Des Moines
G. F. Mace
Courtwright Hawley
LePorte City
Iowa
M. H. Sartor
R. L. Davis
Sartor
D. H. Elwell
Denison
Carrie Elwell
R. A. Jones
Davenport
Mr. Elwell
C. W. Davis
Donald C. Davis
Pleasant Street
Windsor
Conn
Cannables
Lt. Davis
Redmond
Oregon
Methodist Women Meet at Riverside Festival Plans
The June meeting of Trinity Methodist Church Women’s Society for Christian Service in Riverside drew sixty members. They organized booths for a June 19 festival including lunch white elephant bake and farm produce. committees led by Mrs. Rath Kern Peterson and others were appointed. A social hour followed with a noon luncheon. Local visitors included Cedar Rapids residents and relatives of parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rath
Opal Kern
C. Peterson
C. J. Karel
Mary Hertzler
C. E. Fitzsimmons
Harold Cress
George Kos
Cloyd Cress
Sherman Fox
Anna Younkin
Bertha Tener
Minne Holtz
John Moss
J. M. Soukup
Riverside Personals
National League Standings and Monday Results
National League standings show St. Louis and Pittsburgh leading with solid win totals. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh faced off in a 4 to 1 result, while other teams posted varying records. No further games were scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prooklyn
Pittsburgh
W.L Pet
New York
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia Chicago
Cleveland
Poston
St. Louis
Reduction of steel in new government buildings
A government plan to cut steel in new federal buildings after December 4 aims to save enough metal to match the amount needed for four 35,000 ton battleships.
Social Calendar Listings Include Meetings and Potlucks
Local clubs and organizations announce gatherings across town. V F W holds regular meeting 8 p m at Asan spear K C hall. Pythian Sisters potlucks at St 65 80 seen at K P hall. Rainbow Girls initiation at 7 at Staties Masonic Temple. Baptist church circle potluck and Noble Grand circle events. Red Cross pushes surgical dressings. Country club women lunch at 12 30 and golf at 9 a m. Presbyterian prayer 9 30 a m. various W S C S units meet with unit specifics and needlework activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Asan Spear
K.C
Pythian Sisters
K.P. Hall
Rainbow Girls
Staties Masonic Temple
Ann Judson Circle of Baptist Church
Soer Street
Noble Grand Circle
Rematic Uatiinn
Ralph Zeck
V.flw
Kg, Hall
Elwby
Cu. Os
Red Cross
Wm. Shannon
Crace Hill Ladies Aid Society
O.S.S
Masonic Temple
Rural Women’s Club
Lloyd Humston
Fiebekah Club
Frank Longwell
Brairie Flower Missionary
AA Reeves
Earl Booth
Nellie Booth
Thelma Fuhr
H.H. Club
Walnut Women’s Club
Moon
Glenn Davis
Mothers and Daughters
United Presbyterian Church
Friendship Club
Nellie Juzeler
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
James Brooks
FE Stutsman
W. Main St
Marshall Family Visit and Service Details Noted
Mr and Mrs C G Marshall and son S Sgt Burdell Marshall visited Mr and Mrs W F Marshall in Wapello. Also listed is the new address of Daryl Burham aac Howard D Furham 17112162 Pilot Sqd 64 Flight C Santa Ana Air Base California. Cpl William P Monroe 41st Sta Compl Sydn Selfridge Field Michigan noted transfer from Birmingham Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Marshall
Sgt. Burdell Marshall
Wapello
Mr. Marshall
W. F. Marshall
Daryl Burham
Howard D. Furham
Santa Ana Air Base
Santa Ana
California
Cpl
Wm. P. Monroe
Sta
Compl. Sydn
Selfridge Field
Mich
Cpl. Monroe
Birmingham
Alabama
Local Births and Dismissals Reported at Nearby Hospital
Marie Mitchell of Crawfordsville was dismissed yesterday afternoon. Lester and Mrs. Raymond of 427 S. 6th Ave welcomed a son this morning at 2 21 weighing five pounds thirteen and a half ounces. Mrs. David McCartney of Ainsworth R1 had an appendectomy this morning. Vincent Marek of Washington R3 had a minor surgery this morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Kyle Jr and their son Gary William were discharged this afternoon to 210 North Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Raymond
S. 6Th Ave
David McCartney
Ainsworth R
Vincent Marek
Washington R
William Kyle Jr
Gary William
North Second Ave
First Ocean-Going Vessel Launched On Maine Coast 1607
The Virginia, the first ocean going ship built on these shores, launched in 1607 on the Maine coast. It made many transatlantic trips as American ship building grew into a major industry and surpassed presidential directives in 1942 with deadweight tonnage over 8 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Maine
Virginia
Atlantic
Mechanics Find New Work
A survey shows about half of the usual peacetime mechanicians remain at work. The others have joined the army or moved to different jobs through the U S Employment Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
U. S. Employment Service
Picnic and luncheon notices for W.S.C.S. Unit 6
Sunset Park picnic supper for members and families with rain plan at the church. Co operative luncheons at 12 and 1 o'clock led by Mrs. Hugh Hall at 1020 S Iowa Ave. Bring table service dish to pass and mite boxes. Meat and coffees furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
W.S.C.S
Hugh Hall
S. Iowa Ave
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Harriet Kunik
Julius Kunik
Wolf Floral CO
Martin Yelford
Ainsworth
Rickey
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Carolyn Sartor
Towa University
Iowa City
Riverside
Maude Carr
Stella Steffenson
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Cress
Alice Younkin
Minnie Holtz
Ernest Wingler
Burlington
Frank Prymek
Donald Elbert
Geneva
W.L. Pet
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
Chicago
C. D
C. Hall
Sunshine Community Club
John iKxoehler
Kell Call
Presbyterian Morning Prayer
J. H. Campbell
Marie Mitchell
Crawfordsville
PVA
Stephen
Helman’s Style Shop
Rapp
Montgomery Ward
Men’s Union
Union
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