The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 7

COUNCIL BLUFFS (IOWA) NONPAREIL--JANUARY 13, 1944. PAGE SEVEN. WAR DADS--Ray F. Myers, president of the Council Bluffs War Dads, assisted by members from the local chapter will install the officers for the Glenwood chapter Thursday night. At the time of the installation, a new charter with 75 charter members' signatures will be presented.

SPECIAL Boys' top coats sizes 10 to 18 in a of colors Values to $19.50. Sale prica now only $9.95 Also have six su.ta in 14, 15 and 17 left in this lot. If you can use these sizes here are some real bargains at $9.95. Iowa Clothes Shop, Boys' RETURNS TO BASE--Seaman Harold Elder of Farragut, Idaho, left Tuesday to return to his base. Sgt.

Donald Elder of McCoy, with the army tank destroyer units, left Wednesday to return to camp. Both young men have been here visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs. Albert Elder, 209 Park avenue. VICTORY dance at the I. 0.

hall tonight sponsored by A. Adm. 30c. Open to public. --Adv.

TRANSFERRED--Mr and Mrs. H. W. Dean, 122 Bluff street, have received word that their son, Rich- f.rd Dean, an aviation cadet, has been transferred from Independence, where he was receiving basic pilot training, to Moore Field, Mission, for ad- pilot training. QUICK drying lacquers preserve your car.

delay necessary. S2 5 and up. Hughes Motor PASSES EXAMINATION--Emmet Tmley Everest, son of Col and Folsoii Everest, passed the array examinations for aviation cadets at Stauntnn Military academy, at Ptaunton, a where he Will be graduated in June Col. Ev- eiest is stationed in England. KNOW YOUR CITY Large maps of Council Bluffs, with every little street shown, on sale at The Nonpareil office for TWO SMALL FIRES--Firemen Wednesday afternoon and night extinguished two small roof fires They were at the homes of Bert Hotchkisg, 3613 Avenue and S.

F. Roach. 1038 Eighth avenue. Damage was slight in each case. CUTLER funeral home Ambul.

533 Willow Ave. Ph. UNITY REBEKAH LODGE -Unity Rebekah lodge No. 388 will meet at the I. 0.

0. F. hall Friday at 8 p. m. PARKED TOO LONG Bert Cacka, 17, 2600 Third avenue, forfeited a $2.50 bond Thursday in municipal court for violation of a city ordinance that governs parking of automobiles.

Police charged that on Jan. 10 Cacka left his car parked on the street all day and night with a flat tire in front of West Broadway and when they were unable to locate him, they had it removed two days later to a garage. --TODAY AND FRIDAY-- DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM --CO-FEATURE-FRANGK BUCK (Bring 'Em Bock Alive) "TIGER FANGS" STARTS SATURDAY! Technicolor and Terrific! LUCILLE BALL-Harry James and Orchestra BOYS, here's what you've waiting for. Just received a shipment of ear muffs in all the bright colors and adjustable. Also have a swell line of those bright colored corduroy hats in all sizes.

Better come in and get yours. Iowa Clothes Shop. Adv. SUES FOR DIVORCE-- A petition for divorce was filed Thursday by Evelyn M. Nelson against Donald Nelson.

Nelson, who is now in the army, filed his consent to the action being heard and waived all notice. The couple was married Sept. 17, 1939, at Papil- hon, Neb. BY far the best for you to buy table supplies HERE. We have everything you need.

3-lb. can Cnsco or Spry, 68c; pork loin roast, end cut. 29c Ib, 3 points. pineapple, large 2fa size cans crushed, Marco brand, 29c, at I PhJ Saks, 21st and B'way-- Adv i C. G.

W. WOMEN'S CLUB-- Members of the Chicago Great Western Women's club are re' quested to meet at St. John's eran church Friday at 3 to attend funeral services for Arthur Larsen. SPECIAL close out of boys' sport coats in assorted colors and sizes Values to $8.95 Now priced at only Iowa Clothes Shop, Boys Dept --Adv. TRAINMEN'S AUXILIARY Bluff City Lodge No.

352 Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen are requested to meet at St. John's Lutheran church at 2,30 p. m. Friday to attend funeral services for Aithur Larsen, SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY-Variety of fish and fresh oysters METZGERS MARKET, 523 W. B'way.

Ph. 9554-- Adv. HIAWATHA LODGE-- Members of Hiawatha Lodge No. 3, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Switchmen's union, are requested to attend the funeral services for Arthur Larsen, at St John's Lutheran church Friday at 3 p. m.

WRECKS given prompt attention. Frames, axles, sheet metal and everything complete, including paint. Hughes Motor Co. Adv. TRAINING CONFERENCE T- Plans were made for the scheduled training conference to be held at the American Red Cross chapter house on Jan.

20-21, at regular meeting of the home service committee of that organization Wednesday evening. TO FORT DES MOINES-- Mrs Ada Drew left Thursday morning for Fort Des Moines where she will report for basic training in the WACS. DOCTOR H. L. Donnan, dentist, 548 W.

Adv. BARGAIN A GREAT PICTURE! NATION'S NO. 1 PIN-UP IN A GLORIOUS MUSICAL BETTY GRABLE IN "CONEY ISLAND" In With GEO. MONTGOMERY CESAR ROMERO ALSO INA RAY MUTTON AND HER ORCHESTRA AND S-IENCi FEATURITTE LATE WAR STARTS TOMORROW! TOMORROW IS 1150 REASONS TO BE HERE HIT NO. 1 PLUS AtfXANCEt KOIDA ONE OF OUR AIRCRAFT IS MISSING HIT NO.

2 BUSTER CRABBE ai Billy tht Kid in "The Mysterious Rider" Also Final Chapter "ADVENTURES OF FLYING CADETS" V. F. W. AUXILIARY--Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to Grenville M. Dodge Post No.

737 VFW are requested to meet Friday at 2:4 p. m. at St. John's English Lutheran church to attend funeral services for Arthur Larsen, father of Mrs. Fern Judd.

WANTED man with farm wiring experience. Steady employment. Phone. 7261 for FROM RADIO SCHOOL--Pvt. Arthur N.

Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Turpen of Council Bluffs, has been graduated-from radio operators school at the communication department of the armored school in Fort Knox, Ky. GIVEN FIRST AID--Fred Pierson, 18, 1720 Avenue ill with the flu, fainted at home Wednesday afternoon. He was given first aid by the emergency unit and advised to see his family doctor.

ONE DAY--F. Button, 45, Rockwell City, charged with being drunk, Thursday in municipal court was sentenced to one day in jail in default of a $5 fine. IMPROVING Frank Garrett, postmaster, 244 Fifth avenue, was reported in good condition and "definitely improving" at the Jennie Edmundson hospital Thursday. WANTED men and women. J.

F. Wilcox Sons, 1132 Pierce. --Adv. IT'S A GIRL--Mr and Mrs Joseph 623 Third street, are parents of a daughter born Thursday at the Jennie Edmundson hospital. WANTED truck driver.

J. F. Wilcox Sons, 1132 E. A DAUGHTER--A daughter was born at the Jennie Edmundson hospital Wednesday to Capt. and Mrs.

Earl Fisher, 209 North First Street DAUGHTER IS BORN--Mr and Mrs. Seraphim Bollig, 2302 Ninth avenue are parents of a daughter born Wednesday at the Mercy hospital. GIRL IS BORN--A daughter was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richer of Hancock at the Jennie Edmundson hospital.

SON IS BORN--Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rouch, 2544 Sixth avenue, are parents of a son born at the Mercy hospital Wednesday. IT'S A BOY--Mr and Mrs. Beryl Hoover, 508 East Pierce street, are parents of a son born Wednesday at Mercy hospital.

PARENTS OF DAUGHTER -A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beaman of Crescent, Wednesday Pt Mercy hospital. --Saic Your Tin Cans-New Milk Order Simplifies Plan A new war foods administration milk order, simplifying quota controls and giving dealers greater flexibility in handling milk supplies, has been received here from Wayne McPherren, milk marketing administrator. The order does not affect total consumer supplies of milk, cream and other milk products.

Dealers must still operate on the basis of not moie than 100 per cent of last June fluid milk deliveries. Cream and other milk products are being sold on a lower percentage of sales of last June. The new plan permits market agents to establish sales quotas of milk, cream and other milk prod-' ucts on a milk solids basis, in- stead of on the present basis of volume and butterfat. --Sae Vour Tin Cans-Wabash Women Elect Officers Mrs. D.

Seymour was elected president the Wabash Woman's club at the annual meeting held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ray Cochran, 187 Fourteenth avenue. Other officers elected include Mrs. J. Derks, vice president; Mrs James Feny, treasurer; Mrs Clark Carrey, secretary.

Prizes were by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Earl Williams The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Derks. Your Tin Your Tm Cans-Twenty-six of the 48 states have flames of Indian origin.

GETS SILVER STAR Col. Lyle J. Deffenbaugh. Col. Deffenbaugh Given Medal Awarded for Work in Tunisian Battle Mrs.

Frances Deffenbaugh, 82S Avenue recently received word that her son, Col. Lyle J. Deffenbaugh, has been awarded the Silver Star award for "gallantry in action in Tunisia." The citation accompanying the award which was made in Tunisia while Deffenbaugh was a major said, "His battalion was fired upon at close range by heavy machine gun fine. In the confusion which resulted the personnel of two of his companies became intermixed. Maj.

Deffenbaugh stood in full view and within close range of the enemy, shouting directions and orders to the companies. The enemy quickly picked up his position and directed heavy machine gun at him. He completely disregarded his own welfare by continuing to give the necessary orders until the companies were reformed and progressing with the attack." An Associated Press dispatch received Saturday night crediting Col. Lyle Deffenbaugh with leading the United States troops on the Mt. Porchia Slopes, with the first notice that his mother had received of his recent advance in rank to colonel.

Col. Deffenbaugh's wife resides Omaha. He is a graduate of Abiaham Lincoln high school and was in charge of the CCC camps previous to his enlistment. Overseas for 20 months, he was a reserve officer in the army before entering the service shortly after the outbreak of the war. --Soie Your Tm Cans-Obituary Herman Rodenburg.

Herman Rodenburg, 70, Route 3 in Garner township, died Wednesday night at a local hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born in Germany but came to Council Bluffs 57 years ago. Surviving are his widow, Bertha; three sons, John and Henry of Neola and Herman of McClelland; five daughters, Mrs. Amanda Burker and Mrs. Esther Rmk of Council Bluffs, Mrs.

Marie Heller of McClelland, Mrs. Mildred Scohemng of- Silver City and Mrs. Elsie Johnson of Lima, two brothei Carl and William Rodenburg of Council Bluffs, 13 grandchildren and four great grand- childien. The funeral will be Saturday at 2 p. at Woodring's chapel, the Rev.

L. C. Hills of Grace Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will be in Walnut Hill. The body is at the Woodring funeral home.

Mrs. Marie Hajward. Funeral services will be held for Mrs Maria Hayward, 90, who died Tuesday evening at the home of her son, the Ogden hotel, at the Christian church in Atlantic. Bui- lal will be the Atlantic cemetery. The Roland-Peacock-Baxter funeral home of Atlantic is in charge.

--Sae Your Tin Cans-A U. S. fighter group in New Guinea has an airborne chapel, complete with altar, which seats 100 persons. It weighs 900 pounds. --Sae Your Tin Cans- Death Valley temperatures have been recorded as high as 134 degrees; Siberian temperatures as low as 90 degrees.

Navy Enlists Four in the Service E. S. Newlon, recruiter in charge of the local naval recruiting station, announced Thursday the enlistment of one local man in the navy SRU, one in the regular navy, and four youths in the naval reserve. George Hugh Cravens, 215 North Eighth street, has been enlisted in the SRU with the rating of boatswain mate (aailmaker) and is awaiting call to active duty. The youth enlisted in the regular navy is Gerald Edward Peterson, son of Harry Peterson, Apartment 2801 Avenue A.

Those enlisted in the naval reserve include, Richard Wayne Howlette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pred M. Howlette, 15 Oak street; Glenn Amos Cain, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Everett B. Cain, Route Ronald Clayton Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe F. Moss, 2903 Sixth avenue; and Dai Edward Franks, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Franks, Route 2. --Save Your Tin Cans-Evergreen Camp Installs Officers Pearl Simpson was installed oracle of Evergreen Camp No. 5197 Tloyal Neighbors of America at their installation ceremony Monday evening at the Danish hall. Installing olficers were, Deputy Ida Reynolds Vivian Allquist, ceremonial marshal; Amanda McDermott, assistant ceremonial marshal and Fiona E.

Haller, chancellor. Other officers installed were, Fern Sandville, vice oracle; Amanda McDermott, past oracle, Mildred Hough, chancellor; Dora Sowden, recorder; Alma Harrison, receiver; Helen Hilderbrand, marshal, Barbara Smith, assistant marshal; Thresoa Lang, inner sentinel; Lena Barber, outer sentinel; Katie Shivsly and Rebecca Townsend, managers; Lillian Sherman, musician; Winnie Franks, faith; Rebecca Townsend, courage; Juanita Hisel, modesty; Louise Hilderbrand, unselfishness; Myrtle Franks, endurance; Doris Noel, flag bearer; and Mildred Hough, Juvenile director. --Save Your Tin Cans-- TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SUNBAV DANCING TO XEE JCTSIO or rmx CHEZ CAME INTBCTAINnW ORCK NO COVEB NO JONIMTM CHARGE EAST OMAHA STARTS TOMORROW! FEATURE SHOW! The starting story of conquered woman! LAST PAT O'BRIEN TIJIES RtTH WARRICK TODAY! ROBERT RY The Iron Major" AWARDED WINGS Re-elect Most of Old Officers Mrs. Ed Sisson, chosen to fill a vacancy as financial secretary, was the only newly elected officer chosen at the election of the Chicago Great Western Women's club Wednesday night. All other officers were chosen to serve another full term.

At the close of the election, plans were discussed for a party honoring the retiring railroad men, the date of which will be announced later. Mrs Sam Kennedy will act as chairman of the hostesses for the coming month. Other members of the hostess committee wll include the Mesdames Charles Lund, W. J. Mahoney, Charles McClelland, and F.

A. McMullen. --Save Your Tin Cans-Little Hope for Unconscious Man Physicians held out little hope for J. Canfield, Illinois Central railroad conductor for 40 years, who was found unconscious his sleeping room at about 6 a. m.

Monday in Fort Dodge. Mrs. Canfield was called from her home, 236 Benton street, Monday morning to Fort Dodge, where her husband has been unconscious since the time he was found. Reports stated that he had apparently suffered a cerebral hemorrhage shortly before the land lady found him. Your Tin Cans-Rep.

Luce Cancels Talk in Omaha Because of the death of her only daughter at Palo Alto earlier this week, Congresswoman Clare Booth Luce has cancelled her scheduled talk in Omaha Jan. 28. Mrs. Luce's secretary, in a telegram to Mrs. Nettie Kibbie of the woman's division of the Nebraska republican committee, said the congresswoman's tour had been called off.

--Save Your Tin Cans-Imogene Man Fined for Reckless Driving One person was fined and three I others were given jail sentences I Thursday by Justice of Peace Frank Larsen. I Louis Saner, 33, Imogene, I charged with reckless driving, was fined $100 and costs and his com- 1 pamon, Carl Cook, Omaha, was sentenced to 10 days on a drunk charge. Sheriff Robert I. Moore of Glenwood, en route to Council Bluffs Wednesday night, noticed the manner in which Saner was operating his car on highway No. 275, stopped him and held him until Pcttawattamie county sheriff's ofticers at rived anil took' charge of Saner and his com- i pamon.

Olaf Paulson, 3307 Ninth avenue, and Harvey Drew, 46, 811 Avenue both charged with intoxication, were each sentenced to 30 days in jail. Your Tin Cans-- U. S. military and war services will require about 16 per cent of the total allocatable supply of meats until October, 1944. Your Tin Cans-- 1 Brazil has a school of fishermen where delinquent boys are taught the trade of the sea.

2nd Lt. J. B. Petrus, jr. Receives Wings, Is J.

B. Petrus, has been graduated from an advanced flying course at Williams Field in Arizona; has been awarded his wings, and commissioned a second lieutenant Second Lt, and Mrs. Petrus arrived here Monday to spend a five- day furlough at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. B.

Petrus, 219 Frank street, and Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Bransby at 123 South Seventh street.

Second Lt. Petrus took basic training at Minter Field, and primary flight training at Rankin Field, also in California. Upon completion of this furlough, they will return to the Marana air base in Arizona. --Sir. Your Tin CMII-- The authentic history of Greece dates back to 776 B.

C. Loyal Star Lodge to Elect Officers The Loyal Star of America will meet Friday at 2 p. m. at the Railroad Y. M.

C. A. for a regular business meeting and election of officers. A pot luck luncheon and gift exchange will follow the meeting. Funeral Home Dial 2521 AMBULANCE LICEKSID IN IOWA AND NEIRASKA Niw fqolpmtnf Hammond Orget IN Woodring Funeral Home 121 South SivMth Phmt A A 44 YEARS of Faithful Service Chap.l Air Or(M AGAINST VITAMIN START TAKING THEM 1 NEW IMPROVED FORMULA HIGH POTENCY ABDG Capsules PHONE 2565.

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