22 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
1
American popcorn crafts for Christmas include making popcorn trees from sugared corn and cone shapes with icing and green sugar. The guide covers chocolate popcorn, candy decorations, and hidden treasure gift balls using popcorn, syrup, butter, marshmallows, and confectioners sugar.
Two college students head home for holidays. Tom McAllen from Ellsworth College is due Wednesday. Marilyn L. Cohn from Mt. Ida Junior College is in Newton Centre Mass and will return to the East Dec 30 to visit Boston before resuming classes.
Dr and Mrs Thomas C Barker and family from St Clair Shores Mich arrive Wednesday to spend Christmas with their parents the Carl Barkers 642 Thirty eighth street NE and the E N Beerkrems 2400 B avenue NE Guests at Earl Walsers 1729 Wilson avenue SW are their son and daughter in law Kenneth Walsers of Fresno Calif They arrived Monday and will remain until Dec 31.
Miss Patt Kremenak of Washington D C will arrive Thursday to spend the holidays with her mother Mrs Irene Kremenak at 194 Sixteenth Avenue Southwest and her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Robert L Hartman of 538 Thirty fourth Street Southeast.
Mrs. Robert W. F. Schmidt of Tucson arrives Monday evening to spend the holidays at Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Douglass, 2440 North View Drive, Marion. Mrs. Robert B. Cass of Waterloo will arrive Wednesday.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson marked her 52nd birthday at the Johnson ranch in Texas. A White House spokesman said she would spend the day wrapping Christmas presents and decorating, with no public celebration planned. The First Lady’s daughter Luci was at the ranch, and Lynda’s Washington arrival for Christmas was delayed by classes.
The January 1949 Franklin High School graduating class will hold a reunion Saturday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Buchheimer 610 Thirty second street NE.
John Rinderknecht of Eugene Oregon and Ensign Richard Rinderknecht serving in the navy at San Francisco have returned to spend the Christmas holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs Richard W Rinderknecht at 530 Vernon Drive SE.
Mr and Mrs Charles Havlena of Washington DC are holiday guests at the home of Mrs Havlena s brother Elmer Vorel and family in Fairfax They will also visit Mrs Havlena s sister and the Frank Unzeitigs at 920 Twenty sixth Street SE before leaving on Saturday after a week s stay.
Antonina F. Akhabadze, head of the Institute of Medical Cosmetics, cautioned fashion conscious Soviet women about frostbite risk from exposing legs in flimsy nylons. She urged adaptation to the harsh climate, noting milder winters in France and Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Langswager and son Marc of 118 Dawley Street NE will depart by plane to Chattanooga Tennessee on Wednesday to spend the holidays and return January 5.
Take the handle and lid off an old straw purse and decorate it with holly or pine cones to create a Christmas card holder. Spray paint in red green or gold to match the season and use as a holiday doorway mailbox.
Janet Lee Timmons and Edgar Lee Larson were married at Zion Methodist Church Colesburg with Rev. William Cotton officiating. The bride wore Alencon lace over silk taffeta with a chapel train and a lace rose headpiece. attendants included Mrs. Floyd Sampson and Miss Helen Sue Nieman. The reception served 300 as the couple, both with local ties, plan to reside in Independence where he teaches industrial arts at the high school.
A couple tests games before Christmas to ensure working parts and clear rules. Do a dry run to avoid tears and temper on the big day and check batteries so every game is ready to play.
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