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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
20
Patricia McCormack reports on a UPI survey from the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs 33rd convention. Young career women across fields cite gender bias as the main obstacle, with slow progress amid walls and plateaus. Solutions emphasize professional conduct and societal acceptance.
Dr. and Mrs. Larry Osnes and daughter Tami Sue of Cincinnati arrived Wednesday to visit the Reverend and Mrs. Earl Osnes at 1338 Sixth Street NW. They are en route to Chadron Nebraska where Dr. Osnes will teach history in Chadron State College graduate school.
A War sign tea marked a discussion on promoting women to higher management with equal pay. The event notes that men switch jobs four times as often as women and highlights discrimination in business and professions due to tradition and attitudes. Christine Schmuck, daughter of Mrs. Rolf Schmuck, attended with Mrs Harold Hellentall hosting.
Wednesday bridge results list Mines Raymond Matthews and Ralph Rohrbach as first in YWCA Howell movement, with Mrs. Robert Smoker and Frank Zeman second. Mitchell movement winners were Mrs. E J Hanna and Frank Zeman north-south, Mines Vernon Hendryx and Clarence Mainer east-west. Welty Way Howell results show Way Leonard Balcoms team first, Neil Benz and Leroy Wieser second. A Sunday game is scheduled at Welty Way 1:30 PM.
Miss Schmuck becomes Aug 19 brideelect of Edward C Mittvalsky son of E C Mittvalskys of 2233 Chandler Street SW. The couple plan nuptials in the near future.
The Paul Nunn family of Madison New Jersey concluded a two week visit staying with Mr and Mrs Paul Nunn and with Mrs Nunns parents. They were hosted at their home on 839 Oakland road NE and included their four children Stephen Bradley Douglas and Andrew.
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