Aerialist Mary Lawrence Returns to Trapeze in Madison
A red haired aerialist Mary Lawrence aged 38 plans nine Madison performances starting February 25 marking her comeback after a 35 foot fall on February 15, 1963 that left a skull fracture and broken collarbone. She spent months in hospital and now, after tri monthly checks, reports no headaches and full confidence. Lawrence says she fears nothing and will perform without charms aside from an engagement ring. Her fiancé Bobby Beckette, a Hobart machinist, helped craft the trapeze bars and their September wedding is planned. Robert Schladetzky elected to Cedar Rapids Art Assn board. several others reelected.
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Jobs Iglehart
Madison
Wis
Mary Lou Lawrence
Lawrence
Crown Point
Ind
Miss Lawrence
Bobby Beckette
Hobart
Darlene Dyson Weds Michael Wilson in Fairfax Church
Darlene Kay Dyson and Michael T. Wilson of Milwaukee wed at 11 in St. Patrick's Catholic Church Fairfax with Rev. B L White officiating. The bride wore a satin gown with lace appliques and a chapel train, and a seed pearl veil. Attendants included Miss Wandy Summerfield Miss Sharon Wilson and Miss Karen Voss. John W Wilson and Harvey Schlinder were ushers. LaVerne Dyson danced. A reception for 150 followed at the church hall. The couple will reside in Milwaukee where he works for Wisconsin Air National Guard and she for North Central Airlines.
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Eldon Dyson
Wilson
John M. Wilson
Milwaukee
Wandy Summerfield
Sharon Wilson
Karen Voss
Johns W. Wilson
William Hegberg
LaVerne Dydance
Greater Cedar Rapids
Serry Dyson
Toma Club
Thejand
Harvey Schlinder
Mil
Elks Club
Church
Wisconsin Air National Guard
North Central Airlines
Message of Love Taped on Valentine
New York reports on a Valentine trend as couples tape love messages onto records with music. The innovation lets a suitor send a message that plays back when the record is played.
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New York
Drapes of Wrath Feud Draws Housewife Support in Pa Capitol
In Harrisburg, a Democratic State Rep Jeanette Reichman proposes 1554.84 to pay for new drapes in the governor's reception room amid a dispute over bidding. Auditor General Thomas Minehart refuses payment calling it illegal. The episode draws national interest with donations and a local fundraiser. The text also notes a 1966 music teacher biennial in Kansas City.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Mary Scranton
Jeanette F. Reid
State Auditor General’s Office
Thomas Z. Minehart
Minehart
Portland
Ore
Man
Hummelstown
Prof Himie Voxman to lead national music education group
In Tecumseh Oklahoma AP reports Prof Himie Voxman, long associated with the University of Iowa School of Music, has been named national chairman of the Music Educators National Conference. The appointment comes amid a string of nominations and a focus on advancing higher education in music. Other details mention Maj. L Voxman and Gordon Cooper in context of a broader flight-related discussion.
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Tecumseh, Okla
Orena Herd
Iowa City
Himie
L.voxman
Uni- Gordon Cooper
Iowa School of
Queen Elizabeth to visit ten West German cities
Queen Elizabeth will tour ten West German cities and West Berlin from May 18 to 28. The visit, first state trip by a British monarch to Germany, will be with Prince Philip. They begin in Bonn and travel to Coblenz Wiesbaden Munich Stuttgart Cologne Duesseldorf Duisburg Hannover and Hamburg, arriving in Berlin May 27.
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Bonn
Germany
Elizabeth
West Berlin
Heinrich Luebke
Prince Philip
Coblenz
Wiesbaden
Munich
Stuttgart
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
Hannover
Hamburg
Berlin
Ursa Kroh Weds Carl Nanke in Wheatland Church
Ursa Stoecker Kroh of Lowden married Carl Nanke of Stanwood on Saturday at 5 in St Pauls United Church of Christ Wheatland. Rev Harold J Koening officiated with Mr and Mrs James Money Penny of Stanwood attending. A reception followed at the Legion hall and the couple will reside on the groom's farm north of Stanwood.
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Lowden
Ursa
Stoecker Kroh
Carl
Nanke
Stanwood
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Wheatland
Harold J. Koening
James Money’ Penny
Legion Hall
Blood tests not required in all states debated
Dear Dr Mother discusses whether any state permits marriage without a blood test and argues for uniform laws to protect couples and children. The column includes student homework quips and a notice about Prof. Joh Hill of Iowa City Town School of Music giving a trombone recital Wednesday night.
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A. McC
Ito
Dr. Molner
Uwl Clases
Iowa City
Joh Hill
The
University O Town School of Music Facult
North Music Hall
Camp Fire Girls Extend Camp Programs Across Memberships
The Nowana Council of Camp Fire Girls voted Monday to extend camping activities to non members and members alike. A new standard aims for at least 50 percent of each unit to participate in resident or day camps at Camp Huaga Palisades or Cedar Rapids parks. Non members pay higher fees but may join all camping activities.
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Nowana Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Blue Bird
Camp Fire Girl
Horizon Club
Camp Huaga
Palisades
Cedar Rapids
Frank Swinehart
Tthe
Swinehart
Hiaga
Java
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