Thousands To Dance in Grand Central Terminal
The National Association for Mental Health funds a New Year’s Eve dance at Grand Central Terminal chaired by Sandy Green. Tickets top at 1000 per seat with 12.50 ducats for champagne buffet. 2000 guests expected. Gov Nelson Rockefeller may ring in 1964 with the mental health bell. security and logistics detailed for setup and access.
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Grand Central Terminal
EW York
UPI
Sandy Green
National Assn. For Mental Health
NAMH
New York Central Railroad
Green
Nelson Rockefeller
Grand Central
Weddings Tie Gail Stewart to Clifford Wurtele in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Miss Gail Eileen Stewart, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stewart, wed Clifford Jay Wurtele of Chicago Saturday at the home of the groom’s parents Calvary Baptist reverend Donald Anderson officiated. The couple will reside in Chicago where Wurtele works for Kramer Company. In Monticello Augusta E Melsha and Elmer W Drexler were married Sunday at St Matthew’s Lutheran with Rev Anton Kirkegaard officiating. Melsha is a Monticello Community School secretary and Drexler works for Collins Radio Co.
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Cedar Rapids
Gail Eileen Stewart
George Eugene Stewart
Eighteenth Avenue
Clifford Jay Wurtele
Chicago
Donald L. Anderson
Calvary Baptist Church
C. J. Wurtele
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Wurtele
Kramer Company
Monticello
Augusta E. Melsha
Elmer W
Drexler
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Anton Kirkegaard
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Theodore Freeberg
Park Terrace
Mary McDonald
Montreal
Quebec
Frank Larson
Otis Road
R. A. Stephens
Parkwood Drive
Andrew Hayter
South Fourteenth Street
Marion
Bridge Winners at YWCA and Bob's Club
The Mitchell movement winners Wednesday morning were Mrs Glenn Drahn and Mrs Clyde Nowlin in north-south and Mrs A J Less with Mrs D W Moranville in east-west. At the master point game Wednesday night at the YWCA the north-south pair was Mrs John Stamy and Harlan King and the east-west pair Mrs Ed Hanna and Bob Clark.
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Mitchell Movement
Mmes
Glenn Drahn
Clyde Nowlin
A. J. Less
D. W. Moranville
YWCA
John Stamy
Harlan King
Ed Hanna
Bob Clark
Eastwest
Winter social sparkles fade in Cedar Rapids
By the Way column notes Cedar Rapids social life has cooled from prior years with fewer big football season parties. An open house invitation remains unanswered, weather shifts hint Christmas is near, and shoppers delay cards due to Kennedy tragedy and unsettled routines.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Final Touchs and Family Move Highlight Local Items
A notice recalls Ton, Jr. James L. Westcot moving to live with Mrs. Lowe at 1907 Glenway drive SE and mentions Mrs. John Wiles elected to a board. The column also suggests using paper towels to polish glassware and silver for holiday table setting.
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Ton
James L. Westcot
Lowe
Glenway Drive
John Wiles
Calvin Lowes To Note Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Calvin Lowe will observe a golden wedding anniversary with an open house at the American Legion hall Sunday from 1 to 3 pm. They married December 12, 1913, at the bride’s parents home in Brighton and lived in Ellis Kansas for eleven years.
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Wellman
Calvin Lowe
American Legion Hall
Brighton
Ellis
Kan
Mrs Moyer Appointed to Cedar Rapids Symphony Board
Mrs Clinton H Moyer of 1920 Eighth Avenue Marion has been named to the board of directors of the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Assn to fill the term left by the resignation of Dr John Hus.
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Clinton H. Moyer
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Assn
John Hus
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Society For Women Features
Penny Pasco
Cleveland
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Columbia Pictures
Miss Pasco
By Patricia McCormack
Guy Lombardo
T. L. Simmons
Tucson
Ariz
Namh Research Foundation
Westchester
N. Y
Fairfield
Pan-Am
Toadie
Ena
Bob
Paris Academy of Beauty
Wiersholm
Florsheim
Armstrong's
Armstrong
Whilscol
Velie
WTA
Robb’s Appliance Co
By the
Way
Elinor Ahern
Garrette
John McIvor
Sigma Kappa Alumnae
Calvin Lowes
Moyer
Odalisque
Cologne
Nica
Milalloy
Third Ave
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