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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
3
The letter discusses how recurrent nightmares ceased for G F C after he noticed a link between the train whistle and his terror. The piece explains observing connections between causes and reactions can aid physical or emotional complaints, including allergies. It also tangentially mentions cola drinks and caffeine in everyday life.
Mrs. Maurice Noun of Des Moines donated the first piece of unsolicited fine furniture for Mrs. John F. Kennedy's White House refurbishment. Kennedy noted the Baltimore lady's desk with sandalwood inlay and eglomasse panels, one of only four known. The donation came after Noun visited the White House curator's office.
Thirteen members of For get Me Not met with Mrs. A W Mehaffey to report on a Christmas basket for a needy family a baby layette for the Public Health Nursing bureau and a Founders' Day luncheon A cash gift was given to St Luke's hospital book fund Hostesses Mrs C E Morris and Mrs J J Vaughn led a dessert luncheon of Star of the East circle with 13 members present and reports were shared.
Mizpah circle met at Meth-Wick Manor with 13 members and a guest. They sewed layettes for the Public Welfare bureau and toured the manor. Irene Douglas circle met with Mrs H H Dill hosting at 1206 Staubcourt NE. Thirteen members attended with Lozier and A L Flikkema as hostesses. They donated to the Book fund of St. Luke's hospital.
Mrs Don Hansen was chosen first place winner in the Vogue sewing contest sponsored by the Woman's clubs and will represent them in the district contest at Independence Saturday. Mrs A G Van Nordstrand of Hawkeye placed second.
The Want Ad pages of The Gazette present a large daily selection of homes for sale. Buyers are urged to read the Want Ads regularly as the quickest way to find a suitable property.
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