Housewives Will Get New Foods by ’59
Olga Curtis reports that the QM Institute for the armed forces is developing future kitchen staples for civilians by 1959. From powdered eggs and cake mixes to instant coffee and dehydrated vegetables, military needs during World War II spurred civilian meals. The institute continues refining shelf-stable, no-refrigeration meals and new dehydrated tomatoes for space-saving, instant cooking.
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New York
INS
Quartermaster Food and Container Institute
Armed Forces
QM Institute
Minnesota
France
Col. Rohland A. Isker
Col. Isker
Army
Chicago
Cavalry
U.S
Virginia Newton Weds Richard Hartsock at Riverside St Marys
Virginia Ann Newton of Riverside married Richard W. Hartsock of Chicago in a Riverside church ceremony attended by Marlene Donahue of Iowa City. The Rev. Walter Boeckman officiated. A reception followed. The couple plans a two week Wisconsin trip and will reside in Chicago where the groom works in insurance.
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Riverside
St. Mary’s Church
Virginia Ann Newton
Richard W. Hartsock
Chicago
Walter Boeckman
Bernadine Veggy
Martha Dautremont
Victor Schnoebelen
Schnoebelen
B. J. Keller
Ione Tree
Marlene Donahue
Iowa City
Charles Strabala
Russell Cooley
Bruce Keeler
Lone Tree
Mike
Tommy Strabala
Wisconsin
Illinois Institute of Technology
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Bride Connected to City Hospitals
A bride employed at noted hospitals in Jona ity is linked to the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity in a brief regional notice.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Pated
Jonaity
Junior King's Daughters circle meets at Mrs Popinger home
The Linn County Union of Junior King's Daughters met at 1431 Twenty ninth Street NE hosted by Mrs F C Popinger. Contributions to Camp Lookout totaled 58 dollars for equipment and swimming pool fund. Lookout circle presented a play while Shining Star circle planned games and entertainment. Hope circle hosted the event with Mrs Robert D Wright giving devotions.
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Junior King’s Daughters
Linn County Union of
F. C. Popinger
Twentyninth Street
Camp Lookout
Lookout Circle
Shining Star Circle
Hope Circle
Robert D. Wright
Mothers tea planned by eight Lo-on-o Camp Fire members
Eight members of the Lo-on-o Camp Fire group met at leader Mrs. Frederick Schueler’s home at 150 Twenty first street SW. They planned a May 13 mothers tea to serve as a trail seeker rank requirement with assistant leader Mrs. Milo Savel and sponsor Mrs. Gale Postel assisting.
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Lo-on-o
Frederick Schueler
Twentyfirst
Milo Savel
Gale Postel
Streamliner by Stella White removes old decals from surfaces
The method uses a large blotter or several thick tissue papers saturated with solvent to cover the decal for about thirty minutes. After soaking, the decal loosens and can be peeled off with ease.
Rainiers Visit Pope Pius XII in Vatican Audience
Princess Grace of Monaco wore heirloom lace and a diamond tiara, while Prince Rainier wore his Golden Spur decoration as they met Pope Pius XII in an official audience at the Vatican. Thousands watched in St. Peter's Square. the couple prayed at three altars and toured the papal holdings.
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Vatican City
Ins
Grace
Prince Rainier
Pius XII
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Holy Father
Tronetto
Throne Room
Grand Order of Monaco
Grand Court
Guard of Honor
J. Francis Tucker
Wilmington, del
Cupid
Peter
Msgrs
Domenico Tardini
Carlo Grano
Rainiers
Grand Hotel
Monaco Royal Return From Vatican State Visit
Thomans gathered to watch the princely couple depart for the Vatican for a long planned state visit with the Pope. The Pontiff awarded Rainier a pontifical gold medal for his eighteenth anniversary in the chair of St Peter and gave Grace a rare rosary. Caroline and Rainier presented the Pope with a gold medal and a confectionary box of sugar canes as keepsakes of Princess Caroline's birth. The medal by Cartier Paris features St Devote and the Monaco seal with the date.
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Rainier
St. Peter
Grace
Caroline
St. Charles
Cartier
Paris
St. Devote
Monaco
Joyce E. Chudlic Becomes a Bride
Joyce Elaine Chudlic and Dean N Nosbish wed in a nine o clock Immaculate Conception ceremony. Attendants wore nylon gowns and seed pearl headpieces. The couple plans to live in Monticello where the groom works at the Farmers Mutual creamery.
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Gladiolus
Mums
Immaculate Conception Church
Joyce Elaine Chudlic
Fourth Avenue SE
Agnes Benda
Chelsea
Dean N. Nosbish
Nick Nosbish
Monticello
Thomas Currier
Art
Jean Eckerman
Robert Nosbish
Pat Koch
Audrey Arp
Eldon Westerl
Charles Peterzalek
Rayce
Jerry Nosbish
KC Hall
Couple Changes Wedding Date For June 29
Dorothy Kroul of Victor and Willis C Freese of Clarkesville will wed June 29 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Victor, altering an earlier April 28 report in the Sun day's Gazette. The couple are from Dorothy Kroul's 721 Avenue NW and Willis Freese's 1116 Tenth Street NW, with families Henry Kroul and William Freese named as their fathers.
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Dorothy Kroul
Flavor tip for broiled chicken with a sugar dusting
Some cooks like to sprinkle a little sugar over pieces of chicken to be broiled, aiming for a caramelized glaze and balanced browning. The technique can add a touch of sweetness and help create a glossy finish on the surface.
Iowa Women Elect Leaders at Republican Workshop
Mrs Edward Rate of Iowa City was elected president of the Iowa Republican Workshop at its first annual convention Monday at the Hanford hotel in Mason City. Mrs Kenneth Bogaard of Cedar Rapids was named alternate delegate to the national convention in Des Moines next October. Cedar Rapids attendees included Mrs Vern Lear Mrs Archibald McClure Mrs Charles Hastings Miss Imogene McCaig and Miss Jean Harris.
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Edward Rate
Iowa City
Iowa Republican Workshop
Hanford
Mason City
Kenneth Bogaard
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Vern Lear
Archibald McClure
Charles Hastings
Imogene McCaig
Jean Harris
May Bride-Elect Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Bride-elect Miss Jeanette Magner of 117 Seventh Avenue SW was feted at a Sunday shower for 18 guests hosted by Mrs. Duane Conrad of 1841 Mallory Street SW and Mrs. Ralph Brenneman of 1407 Mt. Vernon Road SE. She is to wed Thomas J. Kilpatrick, son of the Kilpatricks of 727 Tenth Avenue SW, May 11 at 9:30 a.m. in St John the Baptist Church West Ridge.
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Jeanette Magner
Seventh Avenue
Duane Conrad
Mallory Street
Conrad
Ralph Brenneman
Mt. Vernon Road
Miss Magner
Leo Magners
Waukon
Thomas J. Kilpatrick
John Kilpatricks
Tenth Avenue
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
West Ridge
East Iowa Women Re‑elected by WSCS in Washington
Two Victor women were re elected to WSCS offices at the Iowa Des Moines conference of the Methodist church in Washington. Mrs Joseph Rehfeldt was named publications secretary and Mrs Milton Maack the supply work secretary. Mrs A C Hutchens of Des Moines was elected president.
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Victor
WSCS
Iowa-Des Moines
The
Methodist Church
Washington
Joseph Rehfeldt
Milton Maack
A. C Hutchens
Des Moines
Ellen Mae Perrin Marries Charles L Cerveny in St Matthew’s
Ellen Mae Perrin daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Perrin of Linwood street SW married Charles L Cerveny son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cerveny route two in a Monday 10 am ceremony at St Matthew's Catholic Church. Rev James Kern officiated. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
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St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Ellen Mae Perrin
Carl Perrin
Linwood Street
Charles L. Cerveny
Charles Cerveny
James Kern
Gethsemane Shrine Past Officers Elect
The Past Officers association for Gethsemane Shrine met Monday at Miss Mabel Pollock’s home. Officers elected were Mrs. L. P. Davis president, Mrs. E. C. Bailey vice president, Mrs. Otto Slapnicka secretary, and Miss Hazel Smith treasurer. Dinner hostesses were Mrs. Davis chair, Mrs. Goldena Meyer, Miss Portia Witt, and Mrs. C. H. Scott. Twenty two members attended.
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Gethsemane Shrine
Mabel Pollock
Fourth Avenue SE
L. P. Davis
E. C. Bailey
Otto Slapnicka
Hazel Smith
Davis
Goldena Meyer
Portia Witt
C. H. Scott
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Virginia Newton
Baseball
Gil McDougald
New York Yankee
Empire
Whd
Ern Chans
Eter
RUG Cleaners
Streamliner
Stella White
Pius
Serge Fliegers
Hiltbrunner
Ist
St. SE
TNA
Singer
Ial
Singer Sewing Center
Town and Country
NEI
Joseph Haber
Hollywood
Continental Baking Company
Ing
Eileen Ford
Fashion Odel Agency
Yiken Obed
Joyce E. Chudlic
C.R
East Iowa
Sandra Wray
Solon
Judy Hach
Gay Schmickle
Burdette Schmickle
Richard Cerveny
Milo Cerveny, Jr
Donald Miller
Louis Barta
Diane Barta
Dale Cerveny
ZCBJ
Corvin Perrin
Raymond Foley
Marjorie Baxter
Conrad Perrin
Danceland Ballroom
Collins Radio Company
Kenny Hofer
Montter Studio
Mantin’s
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