Killian's Hosts First All-Teen Fashion Show
Gloria Weiser reports on Killian's Cedar Rapids event featuring 13 teen models displaying fall fashions. The show crowned Killian's as Cedar Rapids headquarters for Calling All Girls magazine and offered free issue four subscriptions. Charlene Stettler of Iowa State College hosted the fashion commentary as Skeet Davis' band played Beginning the Beguine.
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Cedar Rapids
Laneen Ae
Killian’s
New York
All Girls Magazine
Charlene Stettler
Iowa State College
Miss Stettler
Skeet Davis
Fall fashion parade showcases bold coord outfits and teens
The feature highlights date clothes with navy crepe aprons pink rose accents and cape sleeves. It notes plaid waists peplum jumpers and wool blouses with belts, plus accessory bursts and teen outfits. Models include Pat Yura Virginia Scott Sally Strothers and more.
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Alien
Chicago
Janet Sullivan
Judy Kent
Richard — a _ dickie
Pat Yura
Virginia Scott
Sally Strothers
Pat Colvin
Joan Woodford
Beverly Kessler
Jackie Edmonds
Barbara Cours
Joan Atkinson
Joan Johnston
Joan Arthurs
Sandra Schenefelt
Audrey Kane
Mrs. Wilson and Son Visit West Hartford Relative
Mrs. W. A. Wilson and her son John Stewart of West Hartford Conn arrived by plane Saturday to visit Mrs. Wilson's mother Mrs on D. Stewart at 1756 A avenue.
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W. A. Wilson
John Stewart
West Hartford
Conn
Mary Ives and John Gill Marry in Marion Church
Mary Ives and John Gill wed at Marion Methodist Church with Rev. James P. Gable officiating. The couple, both of Marion, celebrated with a reception at the Roosevelt hotel and plan a return to Marion after a West honeymoon. Gill served 20 months overseas with the Army Air Forces.
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Marion Methodist Church
James P. Gable
H. F. Ives
Marion
Mr. Gill
John W. Gills
Johanna Hill
Jane
Corinne Taylor
Mason City
George Brewer
Jean Fairley
Albert van Fossen
Jeanne Ives
Gill
Army Air Forces
Visitors from Boise Stay With Cedar Rapids Friends
Mrs. Robert C. Safely hosts her sister Mrs. Marie Patrick and her daughters Janet and Mary Ann of Boise Idaho. They arrived in Cedar Rapids after a summer with Mrs. Patrick's mother Mrs. C B Whelpley in Vermillion Minnesota.
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Robert C. Safely
Avenue NE
Safely
Marie Patrick
Janet
Mary Ann
Boise
Idaho
Cedar Rapids
Patrick
Lieutenant arrives in Cedar Rapids to visit Cedar Rapids
Lt. Elliott Cobb stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas has arrived in Cedar Rapids to spend a few days with Mrs. Cobb and Dr. and Mrs. David E. Beardsley at 2149 Linden drive SE.
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Elliott Cobb
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Miss Hamblin to join Third Army in Germany
Miss Dora Jane Hamblin of Bedford an American Red Cross worker and former Gazette reporter was complimented at a tea by Mrs. F G Murray of 1829 B Avenue NE. She will leave the States soon to serve with the Third Army in Germany.
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Dora Jane Hamblin
Bedford
F. G. Murray
Avenue
Hamblin
Red Cross
Gazette
Third Army
Germany
Cedar Chapter 184 Officers Hold Annual Picnic at Daniels Park
Cedar Chapter No. 184 officers and families gathered for their annual picnic in Daniels Park Tuesday evening. Gifts were given to Miss Dorothy Gibb who is to be married soon and to Mrs. Dale Reece who will relocate to Des Moines.
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Cedar
O.es
Daniels Park
Dorothy Gibb
Dale Reece
Des Moines
Oliphant Rauch Reunion Set Near Cedar Rapids
The Oliphant-Rauch reunion will be held Sunday in the Clem ent Oliphant grove, 12 miles northeast of Cedar Rapids.
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Clement Oliphant Grove
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Luncheon Honors New York Newtons Guests
Mrs. Rockey T. Newton hosted a Thursday noon luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club in honor of her mother Mrs. J. W. Hatch and sister Mrs. Grace Wickland both of New York City. The Hatch and Wickland ladies are connected to the Newton family and will stay in Cedar Rapids for several days.
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Rockey T. Newton
1807
Terrace SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J. W. Hatch
Grace Wickland
New York City
Hatch
Wickland
Newtons
Cedar Rapids
Bergers Honored at First Baptist Church
Dr and Mrs David I Berger were honored at a reception at First Baptist Church as they prepare to move August end to Dubuque. George H Sherman and E A Christie spoke thanking them. about 100 guests attended and refreshments were served after the prayer meeting conducted by Dr Berger.
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David I. Berger
Dubuque
First Baptist Church
Berger
George H. Sherman
Church Board
E. A. Christie
Board of Deacons
Weston Ralston Family Visit In Iowa City
Mr and Mrs Weston Ralston II of Iowa City are staying with the parents Mr and Mrs Weston D Ralston at 2216 Bever avenue SE. They plan a weekend visit in the home of Mr n's cousins Mr and Mrs Theodore Powers.
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Mrs
Weston Ralston II
Iowa City
Mr. Ralston
Weston D. Ralston
Bever Avenue
Theodore Powers
Sells Celebrate Silver Anniversary at Open House
Mr and Mrs Roy W Sells marked their silver wedding anniversary with an open house on Tuesday evening from 7 to 11. Mrs Lowell Byse Mrs Louis Dvorak and Mrs J Russell Ward poured, with Mrs Floyd Thompson Mrs Robert Goodman and Mrs Harry Gunderson serving. The couple wed May 13 1921 in Tipton by Rev Will Kirwin, then of Tipton now Cedar Rapids, who along with Mrs Kirwin were honored guests.
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Roy W. Sells
Thirty-fifth Street
Lowell Byse
Louis Dvorak
J. Russell Ward
Floyd Thompson
Robert Goodman
Harry Gunderson
Tipton
Will Kirwin
Cedar Rapids
Rs. Kirwin
Mrs Bertram Puckett Honored Before Move to California
Mrs Bertram Puckett was feted at a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs A W Loftus and Mrs R K Stoddard at 408 Dunreath Drive NE Cedar Rapids. Twenty one guests attended with high bridge prize go to Mrs L L Hodgin, second to Mrs J W Markey, consolation to W Dart Smith.
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Bertram Puckett
Cedar Rapids
California
A. W. Loftus
R. K. Stoddard
Loftus
Dunreath Drive
L. L. Hodgin
J. W. Markey
W. Dart Smith
Mrs W L Phipps Hosts Thursday Club Luncheon
Mrs W L Phipps of 1400 Second Avenue SE entertained members of the Thursday club at a lunch luncheon at her home. Eight places were laid.
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W. L. Phipps
Second Avenue SE
Oklahoma visitors stay with Rev Dooty at Sixth Street NW
Mr and Mrs John Dooty and their son Riley visit Oklahoma City for a few days with Mr Dooty’s brother the Rev S E Dooty at 1338 Sixth street NW Greta Belle Fletcher also visiting from Oklahoma City.
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John Dooty
Riley
Greta Belle Fletcher
Oklahoma City
Mr. Dooty
Rev
S. E. Dooty
Sixth Street
Arkansas Visitors Stay With Lewis Robbins Family
Mr and Mrs Lewis Robbins of 556 East Avenue Drive SE host Mrs Robbins sister Bert Lacy and her son Robert Lacy Jr both of Texarkana Arkansas for the week as they travel via Cedar River en route to an unspecified destination.
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Lewis Robbins
Drive SE
Robbins
Bert Lacy
Obert Lacy, Jr
Texarkana
Ark
Cedar
Cedar Rapids Guests Attend Los Angeles Wedding
Mrs. Ella Sedenka of 1809 C Street SW returned from her daughter Betty Jane Sedenka nabbing marriage to John T. Rice of St. Louis Missouri on July 9 at the Wilshire Wedding Manor in Los Angeles. Cedar Rapids attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Holec of 151 Hayes Street SW Lester 715 Second Avenue SE Mrs Burt Harris and her daughter Marilyn now of Los Angeles.
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Ella Sedenka
C Street
Los Angeles
Betty Jane Sedenka
John T. Rice
St. Louis
Wilshire
Cedar Rapids
Charles Holec
Hayes Street
Lester
Second Avenue
Burt Harris
Rin
Marilyn
Hoelzen Family Visiting Cedar Rapids After Ten Years
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hoelzen and their children John and Mary Anne from Quincy Illinois are staying two weeks at the home of Mrs. Hoelzen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Groth, 165 Twenty-fourth street drive SE. This marks their first Cedar Rapids visit in a decade.
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A. G. Hoelzen
John
Mary Anne
Quincy, Ill
Miss Ruth Fleming Weds Donald D Clark in Marion vows
Miss Ruth Georgia Fleming daughter of Mrs Clarissa Fleming of Marion became the bride of Donald D Clark of Marion Monday evening at the home of the Rev Marion Williams. The bride wore an aqua two piece suit with a corsage of Talisman roses. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Ralph Chesrown. Mrs Clark is employed by Boyson Jewelry and Mr Clark by Sweet Transfer in Marion. They will reside in Marion.
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Ruth Georgia Fleming
Clarissa Fleming
Marion
Donald D. Clark
Marion Williams
Ralph Chesrown
Smejkals Vacationing in South and East
Mr and Mrs Louis Smejkal of 2217 B avenue NE vacation in South Carolina Virginia Washington D C and New York City They will stay with Mr and Mrs R K Richards in Washington and visit mutual friends in New York after flying from Washington
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Louis Smejkal
B Avenue NE
South Carolina
Virginia
Washington, D. C
New York City
Washington
R. K. Richards
Garden Tip from Ione State College
Remember vegetables not shown last year may be strong county fair entries. Plan now to exhibit produce this year. Larry Grove of Iowa State College recommends obtaining the premium list early and verifying exact entry numbers for tomatoes carrots and other vegetables to meet rules.
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Larry Grove
Iowa State College
Historic seafood and tomato stews cookbook excerpt
A fragmented recipe collection detailing whitefish preparation with herbs and wine, curried stewed tomatoes, oysterplant baked with crumbs, minted tomato cocktail, and a tomato okra corn dish. Includes steps for parboiling, stuffing, steaming, and finishing sauces with margarine, cornstarch, and spices.
Benischek-Vohaska Family Reunion Held at Ellis Park
One hundred fifty members attended the Benischek Vohaska family reunion Sunday in Ellis park. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. Albert Benischek Oxford Junction president, Mr and Mrs J B Hach Belle Plaine and J Knoop Clutter secretaries. The reunion will be held at Ellis park in 1947.
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Benischek-Vohaska
Ellis Park
Albert Benischek
Oxford Junction
J. B. Hach
Belle Plaine
J. Knoop
Clutter
Train Derailment Kills 32 Near Hiroshima
Kyodo reports 32 killed and 57 injured seriously after an electric train derailed on a mountain near Hiroshima Tuesday. Local authorities dispatched rescue teams and emergency services to the site.
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Hiroshima
Kyodo News Agency
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Sixteenth Avenue
L. A. Dvorak
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Eample
Service Optical
Second St
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