Iowa Square Dance Festival Returns to Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Playground and Recreation Commission hosts the second annual Iowa Square Dance Festival and Clinic on May 9 with a 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. clinic and an 8 p.m. evening festival featuring 24 regional square and round dance callers. Admission is 75 cents per person per session. more than 1 000 dancers and spectators are expected.
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Iowa
Lloyd Frazee
Bassett
Bill O’donnell
Omaha
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Verne Thobe
Ted Corry
Davenport
Eddie Epperson
Batavia
Jesse Cosby
Earl Bicknell
Waterloo
Charles Kremenak
Ray Rye
Sioux City
Gib Baker
Ottumwa
Jerry Young
Des Moines
Liz
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Rockwell City
Clark DeHaven
Iowa City
Gerald Hoepner
Reinbeck
Gene Beck
Fayette
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Elberon
Frank Mayer
Rock Island
John White
Cedar Falls
Dick Betten
Ackley
Reuben Childers
Bill Hendricks
Dubuque
Lester C. Keller
Cedar Rapids Playground and Recreation
Playground and Recreation Commission
Mr.Keller
Western and College School Vote Monday
Voters will decide on a proposition to move Western rural independent school district into College school township at separate elections Monday. County Supt. of Schools Walter Shupp said College residents will vote at the township hall from noon to 7 p.m. Western citizens will participate in the Western polling.
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New College Township
Western Rural Independent School
College School Township
County Supt
Walter Shupp
Deadline Thursday for quarterly tax returns
The Cedar Rapids office of the Internal Revenue Bureau reminds employers that quarterly withholding and social security tax returns for January February and March are due Thursday. A penalty applies to filings made after the deadline.
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Cedar Rapids
Internal Revenue Bureau
Herman Stecklein
Education Day Events Highlight Cedar Rapids Schools
Cedar Rapids public schools along with the local AAUW chapter and Coe College sponsor Elementary Education Day. High school staff and students from Eastern Iowa will visit the Coe campus for tours, a mass meeting with Clyde Parker and talks by John A. Fisher and Irving Churchill, noon lunch, and afternoon visits to Kenwood Arthur Harrison Grant Wood Polk Buchanan and Cleveland elementary schools.
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Cedar Rapids
American Association of University Women
Coe College
Coe
Iowa
Clyde Parker
John A. Fisher
Irving Ll. Churchill
George Henry
George Hilton
Sixteenth Avenue Club Hosts Pinochle Night in Ely
The Sixteenth avenue Commercial club will play pinochle with the Ely Odd Fellows at Ely Tuesday night. Commercial club players will pick up rides to Ely at 7 15 p.m. at C street and Sixteenth avenue SW. CSA degree staff meet in CSPS hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. Hostesses are Helen Zrudsky and Martha Rejsa. Dick Clausen Coe college football coach will show movies at the South Side Civic club meeting in ZCBJ hall Monday at 8 p.m.
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Ely Odd Fellows
Ely
C Street
Sixteenth Avenue SW
CSA
CSPS
Helen Zrudsky
Martha Rejsa
Dick Clausen
Coe College
South Side Civic Club
ZCBJ
Crown seats widened for lords at coronation
In London the AP reports Westminster Abbey seats for lords at Queen Elizabeth II's coronation measure 19 inches wide while commoners' seats are 18 inches. The extra inch accommodates the robes of noble attendees.
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London
Elizabeth
Westminster Abbey
Disabled Officer Returns To Duty After Larynx Removal
Lt Col William R Fitzgerald of Lackland Air Force Base, deemed totally disabled by the medical board, remains on full active duty as deputy for administration. He speaks via esophageal speech after larynx removal, mastering a new voice in six months and aiding others in learning the technique. The American Cancer Society praises his achievement.
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William R. Fitzgerald
3700Th Air Base
Lackland Air Force Base
Fitzgerald
American Cancer Society
National Hospital For
Physical Evaluation Board
Down South They Talk More Phone Use Says Expert
In Jacksonville a Southern Bell spokesman told Exchange Club members that southerners average seven telephone calls daily while Yankees average fewer than five. Philip DeBerard cited regional habits and heritage as reasons for higher call volume.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Philip DeBerard
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Exchange Club
Yankees
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