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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1971
Page
5
London UPI notes Princess Anne says life at Buckingham Palace can feel lonely. In a 30 minute unscripted film for Save the Children, she tours a London play group center and chats with children about palace life and simple joys, including football in corridors.
UPI photos show the princess addressing the generation gap and youth attitudes. She notes growing up in both adult and school atmospheres and calls the gap exaggerated. Buckingham Palace says the film will not air on TV but will be viewed by women’s clubs and similar groups.
An open house for Mrs Anna C Schlotterbeck celebrates her 100th birthday Sunday 2 to 4 at St Stephen s Lutheran church Atkins She has lived in Atkins all her life and is survived by two sons now deceased Her nine grandchildren are hosts along with 35 great grandchildren and 25 great great grandchildren.
Miss Renae Keoppel daughter of the Ray Keoppels at 3235 Dairydale court SE was honored Wednesday evening at a miscellaneous shower given by Beta Sigma Phi sorority Preceptor Lambda chapter. Hostess was Mrs. Donald St. John Smith of 440 Thirty-second street SE with co-hostess Mrs. Ardella Harrington. Miss Keoppel is the Aug. 28 bride elect of Charles Gipp of Decorah.
The Mitchell movement at Welty Way Thursday evening crowned North-south Phil Arnell and Joe Verbick first, Mrs. R. G. Golembiewski and Robert Yeates second, east-west Keith Hansen and Richard Nassis first, John Brissman and Jay Baum second. No game Sunday for Iowa City tournament. Howell movement at Montrose hotel Thursday evening saw Dr. Bernie Schuller and H. J. Schrader win, with Charles Curley and Al Shepherd in second.
Ninety four players competed in Elmcrest Women’s Golf Association events on Thursday with 18 hole medalist honors claimed by Mrs. F Gerald Johnson and nine hole honors earned by Mrs. Joe Cohn and Mrs. Gary Lacock. Low putt prizes went to Mrs. N J Gorman in the championship flight, Mrs. Martin Furler in A, and Mrs. John Zachar in B. nine hole winners included Mrs. Cohn, Mrs. Jay Peterson and others. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charles Lehr and Mrs. John Stewart. Birdies and approaches were recorded by several golfers, including Mrs. Robert Ford and Mrs. Lacock. Squaw Creek medalist honors on 18 holes went to Mrs. Leland Burns and on nine holes to Mrs. Wendell Gillman. Also winning on 18 holes were
Mrs. Jon Smith led the championship group with others including Mrs. Forrest Ainsworth and nine-hole winners such as Mrs. Ron Corey and Mrs. G L Phillips. Birdies and approaches noted for Mines Corey Snodgrass Phillips Schmidt Berry Hollingsworth. Special prize to Mrs. Harold Hanna. Hostesses were Mrs. Russell Sandercock and Mrs. Joseph Best.
Mrs. Robert Stonebraker hosted a Wednesday morning brunch shower with bathroom accessories honoring Cathy Brockway. Twenty guests attended. Cathy Brockway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Brockway, is the August 21 bride-elect of Paul Sehnert Jr., of Muscatine.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Pat Cotter daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cotter was hosted by Miss Cathy Clark at 1616 Hinkley Avenue NW on Tuesday evening with fourteen guests attending. Miss Cotter and Dan McCune plan to wed September 4. Parents of the groom are Mr and Mrs Walter McCune of Monona.
Mary McGeough a 20 year old Irish American woman overcomes her fear of phones to work at Mayer & Schweizer in New York LA branch handling 700 stocks. She climbs from filing clerk to position clerk and into the main trading room. She plans to become a certified trader at 21 and says trading suits women who stay calm under pressure while dealing with rude callers and intense competition.
Mr and Mrs Larry Dezio of Martinsville Virginia departed Friday after a week long stay in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W D Gintert at 1019 Thirty second street NE The visit completed their family gathering with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Daniel J Dwyer of 1120 Twentieth Avenue SW observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 at Sharon United Methodist church Their daughter Mrs Gregory W Griffin of Cedar Rapids will host. They were married August 11 1921 in Marion.
Mrs James Springer was honored Tuesday evening with a stork shower at the homes of Mrs W D Gintert with 12 guests in attendance. Co hostess was Mrs Larry Dezio.
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