Eisenhower Widow Faces Residence Decision After Ike’s Death
Mamie Eisenhower weighs where to live after her husband’s burial journey. Edger Eisenhower counsels delaying major life changes for months, while son John and Barbara pressure for Brussels, as Perle Mesta predicts Washington relocation. The Gettysburg farm’s six month provision looms as a question. Grace Noll Crowell, noted poet, dies in Dallas at 91.
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Local Cedar Rapids wedding ties Hagerman in March
Miss Janet Kay Hagerman wed James A. Wielsen on March 21 at United Methodist Church Cedar Rapids officiated by Rev. Albert W. Potts Jr. Attendants included families Mr and Mrs Mark Hagerman and Mr and Mrs Clarence Nielsen. Bride a University of Iowa graduate now with Colorado General Hospital in Denver groom a Iowa State grad employed by Wapsie Valley Creamery Independence. Reception for 150 guests followed. The couple will reside Cedar Rapids after a Saturday move to 120 Thirty second Street NE.
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Lanvin to Close for Remodel on Paris Fashion Block
Lanvin, the 79 year old Paris couture house on Rue du Bourg Saint Honore, will close for extensive remodeling for about six months. The store reopens September 15 with a expanded ready-to-wear area and new accessory floors. Couture losses force change as ready-to-wear accounts for about 80 percent of business, with price bands ranging from 100 to 400 dollars.
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Camp Fire Girls Office Closure Prompts TV Guest Appearance
The Tiowna Council announced that the Camp Fire Girls office will close Friday afternoon for Good Friday. Ruth Buzzi Jackie Vernon and Job Gary are THAT'S LIFE guest performers at 9 00 Tuesday night in color on TV.
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Miss Frederick Weds Grenada Journalist In U N Ceremony
Pauline Frederick United Nations correspondent for the National Broadcasting Company marries Charles Robbins former Newman and organizer of the Atomic Industrial Forum at St George's Methodist Church Grenada. The couple will honeymoon in Grenada and reside in New York City after April 15. Robbins is 62, details of Frederick’s age not released.
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Mrs Holden to celebrate 99th birthday at Crestview Acres
Mrs Mabel Halden of Crestview Acres Nursing Home in Marion will mark her 99th birthday on Tuesday. The celebration will be hosted at her niece Vera Craft's home at 86 Center Point Road NE.
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Betty JoAnn Appleby Weds Gary Rath in Coggon
Betty JoAnn Appleby and Gary T. Rath married at Zion Presbyterian Church in Coggon on Saturday at 2 PM. The ceremony was by Rev. Aaron Keskamp, followed by a reception for 750. The couple will reside in Des Moines. Rath attends Drake University and Appleby worked for Dairyland Insurance.
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Twine or braid makes place mats
Twine or braid place mats are fun to make says National Family Opinion Inc. Use fabric dye to color the braid four to five yards long and glue onto a cardboard base. Start at the edge and wind toward the center with a single strand at one inch intervals. Press under books overnight and back with felt or plastic.
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Dry air increases dust and germs at home
Dry indoor air raises dust levels and germ presence, as low humidity allows more dry particles to linger. The result is a higher potential for germs circulating in living spaces.
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