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11 THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL OCTOBER 22, 1941. railroad man and a resident here for 50 who died Monday in New A. A. U. W.

Officers NEW YORK MAN his 1106 W. Second Society Far from Their Native Land, Sioux City PLANE OWNERS FORM CHAPTER street: r-y Rev. G. Scott Porter, pastor of Westlawn Presbyterian church, TODAY will officiate. Burial will be in show of TALKS MONDAY f- To Speak Before County Floyd cemetery under the direc Hadassah Warrior ho- tion of Samuels' funeral ..1 Celebrate Conclusion of 30 Days of Self Denial Birthday club Mrs.

Bes-t aBrune in T. S. Martin Co. R. D.

ROBERTS'" R. 60, 1007 Grand Sis. Tuberculosis Group at Dinner Shower mi avenue, died Tuesday evening in a hospital following a lingering ill ness. Survivors include the widow, Florence. William Arkwright Doppler, a en ciub-Mayfair hotel.

Morning Book Review member of the health education The body was taken to Man service of the National Tubercu section ning's funeral home. ct Joseph Married XNurses ciud lis association of New York, will be the speaker at the dinner meet Science Fraternity AHieiuc ahnr Mrs Min. ing of the Woodbury County By Neil Miller SIOUX CITY'S 25 Moslem famines celebrated the end of the Moslem month of Ramadhan Tuesday evening with family gatherings, visiting with friends and holding open house for all comers. Ramadhan is the Moslem month of fasting and charity, during which believers are forbidden to eat, drink, smoke or engage in other usual activities from early dawn, before sunrise, until after sunset. During the month, Moslems Pilots' Group Names -R.

L. Kirkpatrick President R. L. Kirkpatrick was elected president of a chapter of the Air- -craft Owners and Pilots association Tuesday night at an organization meeting at the Mayf air hotel. Other officers include H.

T. Hays, vice president, and Agnes DeHaven, secretary treasurer. Named to the executive committee were Webster duVon, John Higgins and Torn. Martin. Walter Bets-worth, manager of the municipal airport, was elected chairman' of the membership committee.

The charter of the new organization wjll bejclosed at a meeting of the -group next Tuesday night. The site for the ireeting will be an- nounced laterj his week. Miss De- i Tuberculosis association at 6 p. ra AUXuii-icij ui ric Holmes. Monday at the Mayf air hoteL at Briar Cliff Will Initiate Six Tonight Six candidates will be inducted This is the midyear meeting of jPhn Miner.

Moslem and Christian for the followers of Mohammed recogne no distinctions of creed, but assert that Christ was one of a succession of. prophets which began with Moses and ended with Mohammed. Here on their day of celebration, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph were entertaining Richard Jassey, Isaac Ab-dellah and Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Skaff, their countrymen from Syria, and an inquisitive Journal reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Skaff are members of St. Thomas' Syrian Orthodox church, who stopped for a friendly visit on the Mohammedan holiday.

A table near the door was heaped high with fruit, candy, -nuts and exotic delicacies, some of which were made by Mrs. Joseph from old country recipes and others which were imported from Syria for the occasion. The table of food and the generous helpings which are given to every person who enters the door are Americanized symbols of the ancient Moslem custom of arranging huge counters of food and clothing in front of homes at the end of Ramadhan so that no person shall go hungry. The guest, laden with food, is speeded on Jiis way with a sincere and hearty which has echoed for centuries in the homeland when visitors take their leave God go with you." t- nil into Sigma chapter of Zeta Sigma V'TS C1UU HBO. i am uuuuui the association at which all committee reports will be given covering work for the.

first six months and making plans for the second six months. Mr. Harry Boyts, pres Pi, national social science fra ternity, -at a formal dinner tonight at Briar Cliff college. VinnilU C1UU ina. n.

xn.v.s.i.i. Mrs. Kathryn Stapleton, social ident, will preside. Mr. Doppler put aside as much as they are able for the care of the poor during the year.

4 riemrni. worker for the Family Welfare bu Joliv C1UL 1VHB. w. iraak- will speak on the subject, Tuberculosis Everybody's Problem." v- -j Till mm The end of the 30-day period was observed by Mohammedans here 1. tiriuge tiuu mis.

j-ixiaicui Mr. Doppler is a grandson of reau, will be the speaker at the initiation dinner. The candidates include Monica Hennessey, Genevieve Girard, the Swiss physicist, Christian Dop Haven and Sam Siegel, chairman with quiet firendly gatherings, the renewal of old acquaintances and Delta Dele ciuo scriDoins ie- pler, discoverer of Doppler of the organizing committee, pre- principle. Born in San. Francisco, sided Tuesday might.

the burial of old grudges. It was a auiet. thoughtful, home-and-f ire- South Sioux City, and. Marilyn De-laney, Ryan, June he received his education Vararet spaiamg lent oo, u. u.

I. O. O. F. hall.

jlothers of American Sons Y. W. Photo by McFadden. Journal Staff Photographer. abroad and toox nis vn.

u. aegree side celebration without the wherewith of headaches, for Moslems are Searls and Jean Wheeler, all of Sioux City. New officers on the board of directors of the Sioux City branch, in "1914 from" the' University of American Association of University Women, as appointed by Mrs. forbidden to drink intoxicating New members will be welcomed J. L.

MiaiWfcn. President, are from left to risht. Miss Laura Tasche. liquor. by Colette Oberembt, chapter pres In order to be eligible for membership in" the unit, a person must hold a current student permit signed for solo, a private or com- mercial certificate or must be a plane owner.

Accommodating Thieves Chicago. W) Two armed rob Zurich, majoring in organic chem is try. During the world war, Mr. Dop The home of D. Joseph, 1411 secretary afrs.

W. A. McCorkindale, Community house library: Mrs ident. Erna Meuret, vice president Virginia street, was the scene of a E. E.

Grove, treasurer, and Mrs. A. H. Baron, social studies. Mrs.

and pledge guide, will confer the pier worked with the Red Cross as bacteriologist and epidermiolo- typical gathering of friends, both Buell Bogan, historian, was not present for the picture. degrees, assisted by Eliaoeth Trysla, secretary and inner guard; gist. He did research in the etiology bers took Thomas car. Craven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs the T.

Martin Co. tearoom. of trench fever, gas gangrene ana Tom' Craven of Hartington, and para typhus B. He also demon Frances Crelly, treasurer and chief investigator, and Mary Shearman, corresponding secretary and im They granted his plea tliafne be put out where he could catch Guests will be members of the S. Bridge club.

Ray Simpson, son of Mr. and Mrs. strated a time saving variation of the Wasserman test. Being a perial examiner. street car home, and gave him a dime for car fare.

The. Sioux City Lighthouse club To be eligible to Zeta Sigma fi, Quaker he later engaged in post war rehabilitation work in cen Veteran Resident of Dakota County Expires at Homer Homer, Special: Mrs. Ella Boone Bentmire, 73, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of her son George Brentmire, in Homer, following an illness of three weeks. Ralph Simpson of Sioux City, was solemnized Tuesday in Sioux City. Miss Frances Stockman and Lawrence Stockman of Plain view, cousins of the bride, were the at will meet at 2 o'clock Saturday a student -in gooa standing mum tral Europe with the American afternoon at the Elks club to in have completed at least 10 semester hours of social science with an av Rev.

Henry Meyer Feted at Church Farewell Party Popular Assistant Pas tor Going to Ruthven Committee of Friends. stall officers and frolic at a Hal tendants. erage of87 and also submit a paper loween party. -L, Returning to this country, Mr. Doppler entered the advertising Immediately following a dinner on research.

Otto Sherwood will be installed president and O. A. Venjun, vice field where he remained until he DEAR ETHEL: You know it' not like me to aay mnj-thing, but I wouldn't give a dog what. Joan feed poor Jack Today 1 wrote LaChoy, Dept. Detroit, asking them to send her their grand free recipe book- let.

"Art and Secret of Chinese Cook. Chinese diahes are so easy to make and are a real hit with the men LaChoy Bean Sprouts, Soy Sauce and Chow Mein Noodle are always on my shelf. G'bye dear. at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. Simpson and his bride departed for Minnesota to make Two Morningside became ill of tuberculosis in 1933 president.

The retiring president Mrs. Brentmire was born October 30, 1867, at Aledo, I1L, and was married to Harvey Brentmirs is Edward Johnson. Refreshments After-recovery, he joined the staff of the National Tuberculosis asso their home will be served at the party: The Coaches Address Church Society Jason M. Sunderson and Bernie ciation in 1935. committee in charge is composed Mr.

Doppler will be in Sioux of Harry Hindman and Martin EMBERS of Blessed Sacra Members of the Zetetic club motored to Storm Lake Monday City all day Monday, corning here Hultgren. V. -icai committee of the Women of "the Moose Moose hall, part Guardians club Woodmen cVcle Mrs. Emma Perkins. IsiS chapter 173, O.

E. S. Masonic Ga.nia'chapter of Pi Alpha Zeta oror1tv Miss Ethel Hackett. Tree Wav Bridge club Mrs. Tom Kidd at T.

S. Martin Co. tearoom. Vnitv circle of First Unitarian church Community house. just Rite club Mrs.

Russell Wright. ever Tea club Mrs. Mabel Scur- sSScHr Service Company Em-ploves" Wives club Labor hall. Tl club Mrs. Louise 'Stevens.

rcles of St. Paul's church Mrs. G. Rath. Mrs.

Millaee, Mrs. Thrushensky and Mrs. H. Cully. Evenins Star camp, R.

N. A. Labor hall. Junior University Women, A. A.

y. W. Art center. Shower for Miss Gwen Gibbons Miss Dorothy Clarke. All for Fun club Mrs.

Spencer Mercer. THE first in a series of book reviews sponsored by the Women's league of Shaare Zion synagogue will be at 1:30 o'clock Thursday. the home of Mrs. M. Lnpsnutei-2319 Sunset circle.

Rabbi Ht R. -Rabinowitz will review Keys of the Kingdom, by A. J. Cronin. Russell Lars en will entertain the 1 o'clock luncheon club Thursday at 4917 Glenn avenue.

Twilight camp, R. N. degree staff will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening in the Labor temple. Drill team practice will follow at 8:30 o'clock. ment Catholic church honored Rev.

Henry Meyer, where they were guests of Mrs. from Minneapolis. He will address Scherer, head and assistant football coach, respectively, at Morningside college, addressed the B. Masters, a former Sioux Cityan. the students of i Morningside col March 26, 1891, and they moved to Dakota county in 1906.

In 1916 they moved to Hay Springs, where they lived until Mr. Brent-mire's death in 1925. Since that time Mrs. Brentmire had made her home in Homer and at Waterloo, Neb. (I Surviving are four sons, George Mrs.

Elmer Meddock of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, the former Genevieve Mrs. Masters gave a talk on noted lege at 9:50 a. m. and will be in Men's club of the First Presbyter IVATCHJUHL modern women and Mrs. W.

E. terviewed on a broadcast over sta Livermore of Sioux City, is visit ian church Tuesday night at a dinner in the church parlors. Toole on historical women. tion KSCJ at 5:30 o'clock in the ing relatives and friends here. She will be here for about: a month.

afternoon. The Morningside men replaced St Patrick's church at Jackson, Dick Crayne on the program when Gvests NOTE AND ADMRE t'efv. sparAma Mrs. Verna Roest, 815 10th street, is planning several parties in her of Homer, Virgil of Seward, Lee of Rushville, and was the setting for the wed popular assistant pastor who will leave Thursday to assume charge of his new pastorate at Ruthven, at a party given by the Men's club Tuesday night in the Bellevue apartment ballroom. The party followed a dinner served in the church hall.

Rev. Father Meyer was presented with a substantial purse by Edward Doyle, president of the Men's club, on behalf of the congregation. John W. Carey, managing editor of The Journal, was master-of-ceremonies for the frolic. Mrs.

J. OBITUARIES honor. Earl of Bozeman, two dine Monday of Miss Ella C. Bea- 6affroamsf the Western Union coach sent word that he would be unable to fill the engagement. The evening's speakers discussed the changes in football rules this year, profess com, daughter of Mrs.

Anna Bea com of Dakota City, to Quentin Kavanaugh. Rev. J. F. Beacom, Miss Ha Chamberlain, Miss Dorothy Turtle and Miss arise Ege, sorority sisters of Miss Phyllis brother of the bride, officiated, and ional football and the history and AND TO HAVE a dean, spotless closet bowl use MRS.

CECELIA WIDNER Mrs. CeceUa 1 Widner, 28, 3418 Grand avenue, died Tuesday morning in a hospital following an extended sickness. Vincent Beacom, the bride's broth trends of the game. Club members and guests Skordahl at the University, of South Dakota, were weekend cuests of Miss Skordahl in the er, was acolyte. T.J.

Hartnett sang Bowlene regularly. JUST Ave Maria and Lord I Am Not SPRINKLE IN. daughters, Mrs. Edith ScQbert of Amboy, and Mrs. Ruth Lockwood of Waterloo, and one sister, Mrs.

Amos Kiddoo of Larned, Kan. There are TO grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the George Brentmire home in Homer, with Rev.

Sherman Frederick officiating. Burial will be in the Hay Springs 'cemetery, with Barber's funeral home in charge. Funeral services will be held at bowled before the dinner. Kenneth Wernli, club president, presided for the event. Fred Weber, president of the con- Worth v.

accomnamed by Miss home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs 9 o'clock Thursday morning in St. J. A. Skordahl, 3011 Nebraska Monica Hartnett, organist.

1 i Joseph's Catholic church. with Miss Anne Marie Beacom and street. Miss Rose Mary Kavanaugh were DONY TRUST Just 4ty cfeaner for this Jot. USE BOWLENE The All for Fun club will meet bridesmaids, wearing gowns of LODGES at 2 o'clock this afternoon pink and blue taffeta, respectively. Rev.

M. Parle officiating. Interment in Calvary cemetery be directed by Larkin's funeral home. The rosary will, be recited at 8 o'clock this evening in the funeral Mrs. Widner was born in Sioux faternity, spoke for the women of the parish and Miss Helen Henry bade farewell to Father Meyer for the junior groups.

Mrs. Frederick. Roost led community singing of parodies appropriate to the occasion. 'JV Humorous remarks about the golfing prowess of the departing assistant pastor were made by Edward L. Moran, a golfing part with Mrs.

Spencer Mercer; 1501 Their bouquets were of pinks and orchid sweetpeas, tied with pink Helen street. Luncheon will, ollow Sioux 44, I. O. O. will confer the royal Jand blue -ribbons.

an afternoon of bunco. purple degree on a class of candi Miss Helen McKinley. daughtefj The bride wore a white silk taf- City, September 29, 1913, and had is made for this ONE PURPOSE. Cleans hidden trap, too. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY when you buy the BIO 26 -ox.

can. 10c snd 25c at your groer dates at 7:45 p. m. Friday in the cf Mr. and Mrs.

John McKinley of feta eown having a bouffant skirt Mxs M.T. Iverson will review resided here all her life. Her fingertip veil, lace trimmed, fell from a tiara of seed ipearls The Big Family at a meeting of the Junior University' Women, A. A. ner of the priest, who is a member lodge quarters.

Reports will be given on the grand encampment and sovereign grand lodge sessions. Surviving are her" widower, Austin; a daughter, Darlene; a sis Wine Ration Cards to Be Issued in Frence Vichy, Unoccupied France. W) Wine ration cards will be issued November 1 to limit consumption of France's national drink in the allier department surrounding Vichy. She carried a shower bouquet of of the Hole-in-One club. Rev.

Newman Flanagan, pastor, at c. 8 o'clock this eve ter, Mrs. Harold Widner of Sioux The entered apprentice degree Johanna Hill roses, chrysanthe ning in the Art center. Hostesses was conferred on a class of candi complimented the service of Rev. mums and white pompons.

will be Miss "Edna Lindgren, Miss City; two brothers, James Farley of Fort Leonard Wood at Rolla, and Thomas Farley of Sioux City, and a stepfather, Walter Maple of Jerry Darcey and Emmett AI- Byrdice Toms and Miss Mildred and Howard twwen 01 Sioux City, son of Mrs. Viola Bowen cf Oto. Ia were married October -14 at the Presbyterian church at Pcnca. Rev. I.

G. Smith cf Sioux City read the single ring ceremony. The attendants were Miss Har-rlette McKinley, sister of the bride, and Dale Timmerraan. Miss lone Bowen of Sioux City attended the wedding. benesius, cousin and brother of Father Meyer in a brief talk.

Children in the church' school will entertain Rev. Father Meyer at a party this afternoon. Hyde. the bride, respectively, were Mr. Kavanaugh's attendants.

Sioux City. MRS. AMANDA SUNDVAIX Members of the immediate fam The Concordia Lutheran Ladies Aid society will hold 12 o'clock potluck luncheon Thursday in the ily attended a later wedding re Mrs. Amanda SundvalL 72, died church oarlors. Guests will be Pleads Not Guilty to Cheating Charge Arlo Raean pleaded not guilty ception.

After a short southern yedding trip the couple will live Tuesday morning in her home at 716 21st street following an ex members of the Calvary Ladies Tfct wedding of Miss Clarice near Waterbury. Aid society of Leeds. dates Tuesday night at a meeting of Triangle lodge 643 A. F. A.

M. Refreshments Were served. Sioux City lodge 752, L. O. O.

and Sioux City chapter 43 1 Women of the Moose, joined in a farewell party in the Moose hall for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mack, who will leave Friday: to make their home Chicago The friendship committee of the women's group entertained their husbands at a dinner preceding the party and the women will hold a special meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight to ballot on candidates. A class of 50 candidate will be initiated by the men's group at a regular session at 8 p. m.

Thursday in the hall. tended sickness. Mrs. Sundvall was born Novem 1 Special SOIEA BEDS $5)(o)85 Has Arm Ests Velour Covers Blue, Wine or Green Bel la ire furniture o. fin municipal court to a charge of In courtesy to Miss Gweh Gib- BEWARE OF WORMS Buelah Aid society of Pacific ber 2, 1868, in Sweden.

She came to the United States in 1894, set Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday bens, a bride-elect. Miss Dorothy Clarke will give a linen shower this evening at her home, 2409 S. afternoon with Mrs. Violet tling at Wahoo, Neb. Three years Thacker, 610 18th street cheating by false pretenses and a hearing on the charge was set for Friday.

Ragan, was arrested by a Lewis system, agent who said Ragan had received a check for about $4 for farm work and had raised the check of $40 before he cashed it. later she came to Sioux City where she had resided since. She was a Clinton street inside you or your child "-tt! u-crmi Witeh tor tbs varainc ridfrticc itchy notm svl Kat. aotmsy e-sch. re'tlj If yo ri muprrt rat Xeraitisf right aa7l a Arwvj'j leadirt fropriesary mm aardiciD; rtTi tt fwf ifrtt-jrr.

Jkr rwtTv rt wtrast. Psaai JAXXE'S TEKMHXCE1 member of Augustana Lutheran 619 Nebraska Street Phone 8-5258 Circle 2 of the Westlawn Presbyterian church will be the hostess Mrs. Glen Reister will preside at church. a 1 clocic luncneon inursaay in group at a meeting of all women Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Sioux City; a of the church at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.

Circle 1 will be in charge sister, Mrs. John Pierson of Hitch cock, S. and five brothers, Emil of the program. Danielson of Swedeburg, Al Home-Mixed Syrup Relieves Coughs Quickly The wedding of Miss Mary Hope got of Hershey, Neb Ephriam of Hitchcock, and Axel and Edward, mmmrn Lambert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

both of Sweden. M. Lambert, 3311 Fifth avenue, i The body is at Anderson's fu to J. Francis Hackett, son of M. neral home.

Hackett of Wakonda. S. was JOHN PAUL OGBURN solemnized Monday in the West minster Presbyterian church. John Paul Ogburn, 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

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and Mrs. Wilbur. Ash. 2508 S. 7, 1936, in Sioux City and was a Alice street.

The ceremony will be kindergarten pupil at the North performed in St. Boniface church. Ward school in South Sioux City. Attending the couple will be Miss Surviving besides the parents, Mercedes Protsch and Dale Ash. The bride will wear a soldier blue street dress with black accessories.

are three brothers, Charles, Robert and Scott; a and the' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Protsch will be attired in O. A. Ogburn and Mr.

and Mrs. a wine street dress witn Diaca Charles Scott, all of South Sioux accessories. Moth will wear cor City. The body was taken to Beck sages of rosebuds. er's funeral home, 1912 Dakota Immediate relatives and mem avenue.

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and bis bride plan to live in, Sioux daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eastlund, 2514 S. Cecelia City. Gabfest club will be entertained street, died Tuesday in a hospital after an illness of one month.

The child was bom here April 30, 1939. at o'clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Jack Ray, Cecelia street, C-SM Surviving besides the parents are a sister, Jo Ann, and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs." Peter Eastlund and Mr. and Mrs.

A. R. all of Sioux City. 7 The body is at the Nelson-Berger Parent-Teacher Group of Church funeral home. Aii fW'i" to Meet Tonight A meeting of the Church School 1.

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Ami has been swarded 'the Approral Seal of The American Instituts laaoderins; for being to fabric MUS. EMELIE EOELLC Parents and Teachers association nrn of the First Presbyterian church will be held tonight at the church. i I i Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in St Paul's' Lutheran church for. Mrs. EmeBe KoeUe, 94, 1420 W.

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Janke wui officiate. potluck supper at 6 :15 m. Included on the program will be motion pictures of all departments of the church school, except adult classes; taken by Dr. J. E.

Dvorak and J. E. FennelL Following the Dicture's teachers and officers of aristocrat" tomatoes. Painstakingly cooked to a Burial will be in Graceland Park cemetery. The -body is at the W.

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