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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

9

Charles Spears Farewell Party in Cedar Rapids

A Cedar Rapids gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Moorman and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rayner Harper honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Spears Jr. before their move to Knoxville Tennessee. Seventy guests enjoyed childhood games and a box supper with attendees including Charles M. Daniel M. A. Heisner J. Adams Reainard B. Figge and J. W. Albright.

E. F. Moorman J. Rayner Harper Charles A. Spears, Jr Cedar Rapids Knoxville Tenn Blake Charles M. Daniel and Mins M. A. Heisner J. Adams

Betty Yerrington Weds Henry Britcher in Rochester

In a candlelight ceremony at the Methodist Church in Rochester Miss Betty Yerrington daughter of Mr and Mrs George Yerrington became the bride of Henry Britcher son of Mr and Mrs Myron Britcher of Clarence. The couple were given in marriage by the bride’s father and a reception for 25 relatives followed at the Yerrington home.

Clarence Rochestchhurch Rochester Betty Yerrington George Yerrington Henry Britcher Myron Britcher

Rochester Area Worker Notes Farm Life Details

A brief passage notes a man employed on a farm near Rochester where he and his family will reside. The text suggests a rural lifestyle following employment arrangements.

Rochester

More Members Sought By Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion auxiliary to Hanford Post No. 5 met in the Memorial building. Membership chair Mrs. Charles Jasa reported 659 members to date and a raised quota. A Town club location sells applications daily. Auxiliary members sewed carpet rags for Knoxville Veterans hospital. Proceeds from bingo and chances totaled 72 and 30.20 dollars. Red Cross volunteers needed next week. Bruce West spoke. A pot luck dinner is set for February 13 at 6 p.m. with Gold Star mothers invited.

American Legion Auxiliary Hanford Post No. 5 Memorial Building Charles Jasa Legion Town Club Third Avenue SE Knoxville Veterans Hospital E. J. Filipi Charles Hruska Red Cross Bruce West Gold Star

Real Hair Through History and Wigs by Mrs Krumm

Miami report notes wigs provide fashion and identity beyond mere appearance. Mrs LeLian Krumm runs a nationwide wig business and asserts about half of adult women wear wigs or hairpieces, mostly sourced from European markets including Italy Norway Russia and Victoria.

Miami INS LeLian Krumm

Becomes Bride of James Marsh in Double Ring Ceremony

Arlene Terpkosh and James Marsh wed in Iowa City in a Saturday afternoon double ring ceremony. The bride wore a light blue wool suit with gardenia and rosebud corsage. Attendants included Mrs. Larkin. Marsh will report to Des Moines for navy duty after serving 21 months in the South Pacific. The story continues with a wartime hairpiece ad and a recipe for ham toast and ambrosia.

Arlene Terpkosh John Terpkosh Marion James Marsh Fay Marsh Iowa City Donovan G. Hart First Christian Church Jack Larkin Larkin Marsh Des Moines Navy South Pacific

Hair wigs sold like stock exchange draw crowds in Miami

In Mrs. Krumm's Miami shop European peasants grow hair quickly and shed few strands when cut, with some customers getting up to three trims yearly. The shop serves clients from 48 states and many Latin American countries. Wigs start around 100 dollars, with prices rising for full heads and hair pieces. Maintenance costs are lower than typical beauty services due to simple upkeep.

Stock Exchange

Curried Deviled Eggs For Servings And Variations

A home recipe describes curried deviled eggs using 12 hard boiled eggs filled with mustard onion and mayo. The yolk mixture is seasoned then reheated with a curry sauce poured over four halves per dish. Peas sage and sugar form a border and the dish bakes 375 for 15 minutes.

Liz

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