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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1950

Page

2

Cornell Choir Serenades Cedar Rapids College Club

The Cornell college choir gave a 64 voice concert at the Cedar Rapids College club despite bad weather. The program featured Schutz Sing to the Lord a New Song, Kodaly Too Late, Hosanna to the son of David, Barber The Coolin, and more. Evangelia Thomas played Czardas, with light opera numbers by choir members and Hillbilly Ballads. The finale included Russian Picnic Holiday Song Black Jack Davy and Set Down Servant. A social hour followed chaired by Mrs. R A Greenawalt with several assistants.

Cedar Rapids College Club Cornell College Choir Schutz David Barber June McConlogue Thomps Evangelia Thomas Cedar Rapids Czardas Robert Davis Elizabeth Tripp William Taylor Carl Armstrong

Postal auxiliary meeting supports Schick hospital gifts

Auxiliary to the Postal Transport Association met at Mrs. W. V. Fiebig’s home for luncheon. Mrs. C. P. Walterbach led with help from Mines Nels Jensen A. B. Nicholas G. E. Meyers Harry Reide of Independence and R. B. Watters of Muscatine. Members brought gifts for Schick hospital women patients and voted $10 to buy records for the hospital. A gift exchange followed the musical program.

Postal Transport Association W. V. Fiebig Cottage Grove Avenue C. P. Walterbach Nels Jensen A. B. Nicholas G. E. Meyers Harry Reide Independence R. B. Watters Muscatine Schick Hospital

McCrea Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. William McCrea marked their golden anniversary with a Sunday reception at the V F W rooms in Anamosa. Married December 6, 1900 in LaMoure North Dakota they have four children Glenn Stanwood Guy Taylor Anamosa Walter and Arthur Rochester and nine grandchildren. About 60 friends joined the celebration including John Gallagher Brainerd Minn C D Gearhart Anamosa and Ada Stewart Cedar Rapids aunt of Mrs McCrea.

Rochester William McCrea V.F.W Anamosa McCreas LaMoure N. D Glenn Stanwood Guy Taylor Walter Arthur John Gallagher Brainerd, Minn C. D. Gearhart McCrea Ada Stewart Cedar Rapids

Soap Sculpture Exhibition Displays Young Artists Talent

Soap sculptures from the twenty third annual contest are shown in the children's room of the public library. The exhibit includes prize winning works in three classes Advanced Senior and Junior and aims to encourage gifted young artists. Entry blanks and info are at the National Soap Sculpture committee offices in New York.

National National Soap Sculpture Committee Fifth Avenue New York N. Y

Cornwells celebrate 28th wedding anniversary in Coggon

Mr and Mrs Leo Cornwell of Coggon marked their 28th anniversary with a family dinner on Sunday. Guests included A E Dennis and family of Walker and Mr and Mrs Donald Cornwell with their children Jerry Shirley Pamela Kathleen Marlene and Robert of Coggon.

Leo Cornwell Coggon A. E. Dennis Walker Donald Cornwell Jerry Shirley Pamela Kathleen Marlene Robert

Queen Esther circle meets for luncheon at Duxbury home

The Queen Esther circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon at 1106 Twenty-seventh Street NE, hosted by Mrs. H. E. Duxbury. Mrs. J. T. Beadle assisted, Mrs. L. A. Lower gave devotions, and guest Mrs. George Easker attended. The group plans to help a needy family at Christmastime.

Queen Esther The King’s Daughters H. E. Duxbury Twenty-seventh Street J. T. Beadle L. A. Lower George Easker

Norma Reisner Weds Myron Rehm in Decorah Church

Norma Jean Reisner and Myron Earl Rehm exchanged vows at Glenwood Lutheran Church in Decorah with Rev. N O Oversdall officiating. Attendants included Roman Kaluzny of Milwaukee. A family dinner followed at Green Parrot cafe and a reception at the bride’s home. The groom, son of Fred E. Rehm, attended Luther College and works on the Decorah Public Opinion staff. They will reside in Decorah.

Decorah Glenwood Lutheran Church Norma Jean Reisner Ralston Reisner Myron Earl Rehm Fred E. Rehm West Allis Wis N. O. Oversdall Roman Kaluzny Milwaukee Green Parrot Cafe Rehm Luther College The Decorah Public Opinion

Cedar Rapids Women Host Breakfast Club Review

The Cedar Rapids Credit Women's Breakfast club met Wednesday at the YMCA to hear Mrs. John T. Hecker discuss the book I'll Meet You in the Lobby. The event focused on reading and discussion among members.

Cedar Rapids Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Y.M.C.A John T. Hecker

Legion Auxiliary Plans Yule Aid for Servicemen

Families of servicemen will be remembered at Christmas by the American Legion auxiliary which has finalized three hundred fifty dollars in projects led by Alma Vokol ek. The group will aid hospitalized Cedar Rapids veterans and continue its gift shop, start a memorial bookshelf at the public library, and sponsor a Hawkeye Girls State delegate. An extra sixty dollars will assist children of needy veterans with January graduation expenses.

American Legion Auxiliary Alma Vokolek Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Girls State Grinnell Leon Drapela Ralph W. Mack Hanford Post Mack James R. Jack Knoxville Dorothy Morris Anne Gianadakis California William Zaruba

Mt Mercy delegates to Iowa regional congress in Dubuque

Delegates from Mt Mercy college will attend the fall regional congress of the Iowa region of the National Federation of Catholic College Students in Dubuque on Saturday. Attending students include Mary Lou Broz, Rita Kenninger, Anne Mallon, Nancy McGuire, Joan Oswald, Mary Ann O'Brien, and Barbara Dolan. faculty members are Sister Mary Eleanor, Sister Mary Agnes, and Dean A R Acosta.

Mt. Mercy College Iowa National Federation of Catholic College Students Dubuque Mary Lou Broz Rita Kenninger Anne Mallon Nancy McGuire Joan Oswald Mary Ann O’brien Barbara Dolan Mary Eleanor Mary Agnes A. R. Acosta

Weddings At Reno Miss Dummermuth to Petty Officer Stahmer

Miss Helen Dummermuth daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Dummermuth of Clermont to Petty Officer Joe J Stahmer on October 12. The groom left November 13 for duty in Korea and Mrs Stahmer will live in San Francisco.

Reno Helen Dummermuth Herbert Dummermuth Clermont Joe J. Stahmer Stahmer Korea San Francisco

Couple Wed In Decorah First Lutheran Church

Miss Phyllis Bailey and Lyle Fretheim united in a Sunday ceremony at First Lutheran Church in Decorah with Rev. R A Ofstedal officiating. The bride, niece of Miss Helene Bringsford, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fretheim, were attended by Janie Fretheim maid of honor Florence Iverson and Mrs. Darwin Ellingson bridesmaids Velois Ellingson flower girl Eugene Anderson served as best man Stanley Fretheim and Donald Johnson were ushers Joe Fretheim ring bearer A reception for 150 guests followed in the church parlors.

Decorah Phyllis Bailey Lyle T. Fretheim First Lutheran Church R. A. Ofstedal Helene Bringsford Mr. Fretheim Joel Fretheim Janie Fretheim Florence Iverson Darwin Ellingson Velois Ellingson Eugene Anderson Stanley Fretheim Donald Johnson Joe Fretheim

Mother Maura Speaks at Mt Mercy Assembly

Mother Mary Maura R S M mother general of the Sisters of Mercy spoke at Mt Mercy junior college during an all school assembly. She described her pilgrimage to Rome for the Holy Year observance. Christmas carols by the combined glee clubs closed the program.

Mother Mary Maura Sisters of Mercy Mt. Mercy Junior College Rome Mother Mary Sldephonse College Academy

Blue Bird Groups Present Play Thursday at Library

Two Blue Bird groups will present a play titled The Pied Piper of Healthy Town on Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Children's room of the public library. Director is Mrs. Charles Gustin. All children in the city are invited.

Healthy Town Public Library Charles Gustin

Proper Earring Fit for Face Shape Advice

Alicia Hart outlines how earrings should suit face shape and jawline. For small faces, choose small round pearls or circular metals. large faces suit bold earrings. Wing shapes suit square jaws. heavy earrings balance a recessive chin if upper features are strong.

Trumpet silhouette to lead spring coats and suits

New York fashion writers foresee the trumpet silhouette dominating next spring collections. The snug line reaches to the knees with a flare below, paired with knee‑high shaping, kick pleats, and subtle ruffles. Designers expect its strongest debut in dressy suits for curvier figures.

New York INS

Praha Degree Staff Attends Yale Party

Thirty-one members of the Praha degree staff attended the twenty-ninth annual Christmas dinner party at the Roosevelt hotel. The event featured a festively set horseshoe table, gift exchange, and prize winners in court whist including Richard Schultz Burkhart Frank Dvorak and Edward Haldy. New officers elected were Mrs. Charles Messa president Mrs. Burt Hardy vice president Mrs. William Mc Moran secretary Mrs. J. C. Von dracek treasurer and Mrs. Karl Jadrnicek chaplain.

Praha Roosevelt Hotel Sadie Vlach J. J. Kroulik Libbie Fieseler Leo Wicke Clyde Bennett Leonard Filipy Charles Messa Burt Hardy William McMoran J. C. Vondracek Karl Jadrnicek C. W. Burkhart Mies Richard Schultz Burkhart Frank Dvorak Edward Haldy

Messiah To Be Sung At Sigourney Dec 17

The third annual Handel Messiah concert will be held December 17 in Memorial hall directed by Mrs. Walter J. Clark. Soloists include sopranos Mrs. Claude Bottorff Thelma Derby altos Lee McLenahan Henry Winfrey tenors Paul Willinski Duane Wolfe bass. A 90-voice chorus plus 50 high school choristers will perform with Mrs. Sanford Smith at the piano and the high school string quartet. There is no admission charge.

Sigourney Memorial Hall Walter J. Clark First Baptist Church Claude Bottorff Thelma Derby Ward Heaton Kathleen Propst George Mullnix David Noller Lee McLenahan Henry Winfrey Paul Willinski Duane Wolfe

Forty-Three Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Iowa

Forty-three University of Iowa students and graduates were elected to Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. An initiation dinner is slated for Jan. 20. New members include Gerald Becker and Mary Leighton Jones from Iowa City. Graduates listed span mathematics psychology journalism and more with February 1951 graduates noted.

Iowa Liberal Art College Gerald Anthony Becker Mary Leighton Jones Iowa City David Henry Foster Cedar Rapids Albert Curtis McClain John McAdow Miller Harold Fred Moessner Midhdle Amano William James Spear Oakdale George Jepier Homestead

Duplicate Bridge Club Winners at Tuesday Meeting

Winners at the Duplicate Bridge club Tuesday evening were Mrs. A. H. Hallgren and Mrs. W. M. Jayne first place. Second went to Mrs. Ray Gorman and Mrs. R. S. Clark, third to Capt. Cecil Pifer and Capt. Charles L. Brooks, and fourth to Miss Kathleen Carey of Los Angeles and Mrs. Gordon DeLay.

Duplicate Bridge Club A. H. Hallgren W. M. Jayne Ray Gorman R. S. Clark Cecil Pifer Charles L. Brooks Kathleen Carey Los Angeles Gordon DeLay

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Cornell Choir College Club R. A. Greenawalt W. S. Hill E. V. Lichtenstein Paul Maney Edwin Settle R. H. Triem Harry L. Walker Orris Wise Ruth Anderson Cecile Rukaber Postal Mrs C.R White Rotary Zigzagger Hematitcher NEW Man Norma Reisner Myron Rehm Legion Auxiliary MT. Mercy Group N.F.C.C.S Hush-a Lyle Fretheim Mother Maura MT. Mercy Assembly Blue Bird Alicia Hart Phyllis Battele Yale Searles Dairy Ann Krupicka First Avenue NE Dial Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept P.O Chicago Ill Mallo Cup Norge First Avenue Lisle Reichle America Phi Beta Kappa Neumode Hosiery Newmode Hosiery Shop Isten Hat Shop Third Street Ous Maker Onyx Siegel Second Avenue SE RIAL
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