Cedar Rapids Students Return Home for Easter Holidays
Cedar Rapids students from various colleges return for Easter vacations. Notable names include Miss Carol Severa from Colorado Boulder and several Notre Dame, Marquette, Wisconsin, and Northwestern attendees. Homecomings span Tuesday to Friday with visits ranging from a week to ten days.
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Cedar Rapids
University of Colorado At Boulder
Carol Severa
Leo G. Severa
Meadowbrook Drive
Nancy Noell
C. James Noell
Twenty-fifth Street
Jon Bruns
E. J. Bruns
Fifteenth Street
Miss Severa
Engineers
Notre Dame
Thomas and
James Murray
J. R. Murray
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Kenneth P. Quinn, Jr
Kenneth P. Quinns
Pepperwood Hill
David Maresh
Donald Maresh
Greenwood Drive
Joseph Day
Regis Day
Eighteenth Street
Arlene Rostad Becomes Bride of James W Bain
Arlene Lorraine Rostad and James W. Bain united in a Sunday afternoon double ring ceremony at St James Methodist Church. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with illusion veil and carried a Bible with white orchid and hyacinths. Attendants wore nylon chiffon gowns, maid of honor Marcella Ostern in dusty rose and bridesmaid Marlene Grove in peacock blue. Best man John Robert Bain Jr and groomsman Lawrence Wise stood with the couple as guests were seated by Needham Young and Lyle Ostad. A reception followed in the church parlors with hostesses including Mrs John R. Bain and Mrs Rostad.
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Arthur F. Schuldt
Julius Rostad
Spring Grove
Minn
Bain
John R. Bain
Marcella Ostern
Marlene Grove
Rochester
John Robert Bain, Jr
Des Moines
Lawrence Wise
Needham Young
Cedar Rapids
Lyle Ostad
Bonnie Lou Heidt
Ruth Darling
Mildred Woodburn
Susan Egger
Shelby Huntington
Young
Norton Rostad
Loretta Andersson
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
JoAnn Janeba
Joseph J. Janebas
J Street
George Sykora
Nineteenth Avenue
Joseph Havlik
Warren Erbe
David Popelka
Sandra Brown
Darrell Harris
Richard Skala
William Milota
Raymon Trachta
Donald Bizek
Miniature Easter Hats Made by Manchester Nurse
Mary Ryan, a Manchester nurse's aide, crafts miniature hats or pin cushions in her apartment, turning it into a small millinery shop. She has made about 40 hats, each unique, using contrasting prints, gaudy ribbons, and flowers, taking roughly four hours per hat. She decorates two hats nightly after work and gives them to friends.
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Manchester
Mary Ryan
Booths to Visit Wellesley and Cambridge Friends
Ronald C Booths of 317 Twenty fifth street drive SE will depart Wednesday for a five day visit with friends at Wellesley and Cambridge Massachusetts. Miss Booth a Wellesley graduate is currently attending the University of Iowa graduate school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Flynn
J. R. Flynn
Country Club Parkway
Campion High School
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Flynns
James, Jr
Marquette University
Raymond J. Schmitz
Woodland Drive
Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Kenneth B. Ottsen
Avenue NE
Sue Ottsen
Terry Ann Benz
Bethel College
St. Paul
Kenneth Benz
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Ronald Moore
Ray T. Moore
Blake Terrace
University of Rochester
Rochelle Padzensky
University of Wisconsin
Ben Padzewskys
Twenty-first Street
Ronald C. Booths
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Wellesley
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Booth
University of Iowa Graduate School
Ozarks Couple to wed with pink dress and roses
Ozarks, Mrs Bain wore a pink and black dress with matching duster and pink accessories. She is employed by Mercy hospital and Mr Bain works for The Gazette Company. They will reside at 1811 E avenue NE. A bridal dinner was hosted Saturday evening at the home of the bridegroom's uncle and aunt, the Anot Bains, 2100 Johnson avenue.
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Helen Bushman
Merita Bushman
Rita West
Charles Smreek
Janice Jakubec
Kenneth Hansen
Marilyn Huber
Nineteenth Avenue
Sykora
The
Gazette Company
Phillips 66
Milwaukee hosts third annual International Aquatic Arts festival
Mrs. Henry Gundling won first class honors at the Jewish Community Center festival in Milwaukee. Sue Sorensen and Elaine Pospishil, both of Cedar Rapids, participated as consultants in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gundling
Fairway Terrace SE
Milwaukee
Sue Sorensen
Elaine Pospishil
Cedar Rapids
Walter Merz Visits Panther Home for Easter
Mr and Mrs Walter Merz and their son Walter Jr of Boulder Colo arrived Thursday to spend Easter with Mrs Merzs parents Mr and Mrs C S Panther at 1945 B avenue NE in the Panther household
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Winger
C. Lee Winger
Blake Boulevard
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
R. W. Rinderknecht
Vernon Drive
Barbara Rinderknecht
Northwestern University
Jon Heald
University of Chicago
Allen Healds
Elmhurst Drive
Barbara Booth
Walter Merz
Walter, Jr
Boulder, Colo
Malta chapter honors Mrs Victor Merveaux at birthday dinner
Officers and their spouses of Malta chapter honored Mrs Victor Merveaux worthy matron of 532 Twenty second Street SE at a birthday dinner Saturday evening at the Elks club. Cards were played with Mr and Mrs Delbert Miller in charge of arrangements.
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Malta
Victor Merveaux
Twenty-second Street
Elks Club
Delbert Miller
Garden Club Field Trip Rescheduled for April 24
The Cedar Rapids Garden club announces its field trip date changes from Wednesday to April 24, as reported in Sundays Gazette.
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Garden Club
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
Anita D. Smith Weds Glenn Johnson at First Lutheran
Anita D. Smith became the bride of Glenn R. Johnson in a Sunday ceremony at First Lutheran church officiated by Rev. T. A. Youngquist. The couple will reside at 1310 Second Ave SE. Mrs. Johnson is employed by Armstrong's. her husband is a traveling agent for the Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau.
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First Lutheran
Anita D. Smith
Glenn R. Johnson
T. A. Youngquist
A. V. Wood
Second Ave
Johnson
Armstrong’s
The
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Glasses frames double as hats in bold fashion range
Chicago fashion notes showcase decorative eyeglass frames with side trims. Models include ivory bird motifs on rose frames and a musical staff ear piece with rhinestone notes. Whimsical wings and Cleopatra asp-inspired designs target women needing hair or hat substitutes. experts say these frames complete the fashionable finishing touch.
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Chicago
Two Million Forecast for Easter Parade
New York planners stage indoor fashion shows to aid the American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation. Nine hotel events join the traditional Fifth Avenue parade as the Fifth Avenue Association and police seek order. Admission ranges five to twenty five dollars with champagne included in the top tier. About two million people expected to attend the Kenny lunch and children's fashion show seventh year running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Sister Elizabeth
Young Play Set Pattern for Mothers and Daughters
Advertises Printed Pattern 4863 for children sizes 2 4 6 8 with shirt top shorts and pedal pushers in grownup styling. Includes yardage 1% yards for shirt 35 inch and 1 yard for shorts. Patterns mailed for 35 cents with extra 5 cents per pattern for first class. Address to Anne Adams pattern dept Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Memo for Men By Bert Bacharach
Motor tip advises not neglecting interior windshield cleaning as smoke dust and fumes form a film inside. Newspapers make good cleaners using plain water for inside and outside windshield cleaning.
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Bert Bacharach
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue Through the Years
The Easter parade on Fifth Avenue evolved from a modest 19th century stroll to a major spectacle facing changing fashions and public scrutiny. Reports note ongoing tensions between glamour and dignity as civic groups curb stunts while preserving the parade as a fashion promenade with enduring appeal.
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New York
William Sloane
Association
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Soininen at Coe College
A surprise party was held Friday afternoon in the Independent Town Students room at Coe College in honor of Miss Luna Soininen, a Coe student from Helsinki Finland. Co-hostesses Jan Teply Jacquie Shearer and Vaneta Lenz led about 20 guests. Miss Soininen resides with the Grover Ards at 1936 Higley avenue SE.
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Coe College
Luna Soininen
Coe
Helsinki
Finland
Jan Teply
Jacquie Shearer
Vaneta i Lenz
Miss Soininen
Higley Avenue
JoAnn Janeba weds George Sykora in Hus Memorial Church
JoAnn Janeba and George Sykora married Sunday at 2 p.m. in Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. Joseph Havlik officiating. The couple, of 1604 J Street SW and 51 Nineteenth Avenue SW, will reside at 633 Nineteenth Avenue SW after a wedding trip to the South.
D A R Opens 66th Congress Amid parade in Washington
The Daughters of the American Revolution open their 66th Continental Congress in Constitution Hall with an opening parade led by new president general Mrs Frederic A Groves of Cape Girardeau Missouri. About 4 000 members are expected to attend as seven new vice presidents general are elected and reports on the year's DAR activities are presented.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Constitution Hall
Frederic A. Groves
Cape Girardeau
Groves
DAR
Easter Bunny Salad for ACH Child
Naomi Doebel suggests a practical Easter treat for ACH children next Sunday. Assemble a base of shredded lettuce with French dressing, fill a drained pear half with cottage cheese and chopped almonds, place on lettuce as the bunny body, shape ears mouth and tail from almonds, insert cloves for eyes, and garnish with a carrot cheese nose and parsley stem.
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CED
CEDAR
Rapids Gazette
Or Women Society
C.R
Lois Jane Krutchey
G. Willard Longaker
Thirty-sixth Street
Miss Krutchey
Culver-Stockton College
Ne Mo
Charles Klein
Truman Klein
Second Street
North Park College
Frank McCarthy
Bever Avenue
Arlene L. Rostad
James W. Bain
St. James Methodists Church
Arlene Lorraine Rostad
E Avenue NE
Johnson Avenue NW
Clarence Cox
Gazette
Mrs. Gundling
Panther
Mrs. Merveaux
Val
2Nd Avenue
Staur Auc 1
Ecu Street
Penney's
Glenn Johnson
Virginia Kachan
Gay Pauley
Fifth Avenue
Lana
Laos
Orga
Baldwin
Ongar
R. W. Lutzelman
First Avenue NE
Manhattan Island
St. Thomas and
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Wall Street
United Press
George Lillie
D.A.R
Naomi Doebel
Iowa
Illinois
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