Miss Kennedy of Anamosa Wed Saturday
Miss Eleanor M. Kennedy daughter of Mr and Mrs W K Kennedy of Anamosa wed William Bartlett Walters son of Mr and Mrs Roy Walters of Onslow in a double ring ceremony at Peoples church Anamosa The Rev Waldemar W Ar gow officiated Attending were Miss Marilee Kennedy and Terry Swenson of Calamus The couple will reside near March 10 in Wyoming Ia where Walters manages Wyoming Lumber Co The bride attended Grinnell College and University of Iowa Delta Delta Delta member Walters attended Cornell College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Church
Eleanor M. Kennedy
W. K. Kennedy
Anamosa
William Bartlett Walters
Roy Walters
Onslow
Waldemar W. Argow
Marilee Kennedy
Terry Swenson
Calamus
Roosevelt Hotel
Chicago
Wyoming
Walters
Wyoming Lumber Company
Grinnell College
University of Iowa
Halpins Return From Marathon Florida Vacation
Dr and Mrs Lawrence J Halpin returned Friday from Marathon Florida where they spent several weeks. They visited Fort Lauderdale with Mr and Mrs Rockey Newton and Dr and Mrs C S Day formerly of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Halpin
Fifth Avenue SE
Marathon
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Rockey Newton
C. S. Day
Cedar Rapids
Mary Toof Returns From Alaska Visit to Mother
Miss Mary Toof arrives home Saturday from Alaska and visits her mother Mrs. V. D. Toof at 337 Eighteenth street SE. She resigns her secretarial job at the University of Alaska after a year of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Toof
Alaska
V. D. Toof
Eighteenth Street
University of Alaska
Moore family returns from Florida trip
Mr and Mrs Ray Moore and their daughter Janis of 25 Blake Terrace SE returned Friday from a three weeks trip to St Petersburg and Clearwater Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Moore
Janis
Blake Terrace SE
St. Petersburg
Clearwater
Fla
Pattern 836 Iron On Designs for Kitchen Decor
Value pattern offering 12 iron on motifs in red or blue for aprons potholders tablecloths and towels. Includes 12 designs from 1 x 1 2 to 3 1 2 x 6 inches. Costs 25 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing. send to Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids’ Gazette Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Chicago
Ill
Nurse Capping Ceremony Held At Mt Mercy College
The Mt Mercy college nursing department held a Sunday night capping ceremony for 37 pre clinical students who completed the first semester. Rev Karl Klein gave the invocation, with speeches by Rev Thomas Keating and Mother Mary Sldephonse. Music was by Janice McAleer, Maureen Kinney and Patricia Kelly. the Cedar Rapids group of cappees is named along with attendees from Marion Lawler Holy Cross Amana Cascade Laurna Elliott Charles City and many other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Nursing
Mt. Mercy College
Nursing Department
Karl Klein
Mercy Hospital
Thomas ‘Keating
St. Matthew's Church
Mary Sldephonse
Janice McAleer
Maureen Kinney
Patricia Kelly
Marilyn Brown
Jean Greene
Virginia Groves
Pauline Hahn
Jean le van
Judy Meyers
Theresa Naso
Mary Helen Smith
Mary Jane Uchytil
Marianne Vicko
Bernadette Marie
Mary Edith
Cedar Rapids
Lorraine Franklin
Barbara Ann Petrak
Marion
Mary Blazek
Lawler
Phyllis Brecht
Holy Cross
Dorothy Broz
Amana
Norma Bushman
Calmar
Elaine Dolphin
Phyllis
Lasche
Cascade
Laurna Elliott
Charles City
Joan Falk
Dewar
Mary Hargrafen
Hopkinton
Janet Huber
Protivin
Jane Jensen
Mary Kelly
Dorothy Shimek
Mary Miller
Waterloo
Patricia Koch
Fairfax
Mariam McElligott
Ryan
Mary McGivern
Marengo
Jo Ellen Marron
Waucoma
Ann Merrick
Orchard
Carol Michels
Marshalltown
Mary Beth Peiffer
van Horne
Joan Pugh
Strawberry Point
Nancy Taylor
Ottumwa
Burt Family Returns Home From Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Roland O Burt of 2141 Linden Drive SE returned Sunday from Chicago where Mrs Burt visited their daughter Betty Ann a Ferry Hall student He had been in New York the past two weeks joining the return trip to their home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland O. Burt
Linden Drive
Chicago
Burt
Betty Ann
Ferry Hall
Mr. Burt
New York
Mr and Mrs Al W Allen Return From Ten Day San Francisco Trip
Mr and Mrs Al W Allen of 3131 Cottage Grove Avenue SE returned Saturday from a ten days trip to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al W. Allen
Cottage Grove Avenue
San Francisco
Weekend guests at Ryan home include three College of St. Catherine students
Weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ryan at 158 Twenty-third Street Drive SE were their daughter Jane, Joan Grams of LaCrosse and Eleanor Cook of Farmington Minnesota. The three girls are students at College of St. Catherine in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ryan
Twenty-third Street Drive
Jane
Joan Grams
LaCrosse
Eleanor
Cook
Farmington, Minn
College of St. Catherine
St. Paul
Richard Clark Wins at Upper Iowa University Speech Contest
In Fayette Upper Iowa University held its annual oratorical contest awarding Richard Clark of Lamont first prize of 30 dollars for his speech Witches, Beware. Second place was shared by John Corkery of Fayette and Roy Kimball of Oelwein with topics Who, With Less, Has Given More and The Pathway. Patricia McFadden of Randalia also placed and will join Clark in representing Upper Iowa in state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Fawcett
Upper Iowa University
Richard Clark
Lamont
John Corkery
Roy Kimball
Oelwein
Corkery
Kimball
Patricia McFadden
Randalia
Clark
Upper Iowa
R A Tennis Observe Fifty third Anniversary
Mr and Mrs R A Tennis longtime Aurora residents celebrated their fifty third wedding anniversary at a family dinner hosted by their son Edgar Tennis and daughter in law in Lamont. Four generations attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
R. A. Tennis
Edgar Tennis
Lamont
Carrie Bradley
Aurora Observer
Lamont Leader
West Aurora
Tennis
First Baptist Church
Missionary Society
Aurora Fair Association
Will Taylor
Miller, Mo
Edgar
The
Engagement of Jo Anne Henkes to Dean Dull Announced
Mr and Mrs Carroll Henkes of McGregor announce the engagement of their daughter Jo Anne to Dean Dull son of Mr and Mrs Rose Dull of McGregor The groom elect is in the navy No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Mrs. Carroll Henkes
Joanne
Dean Dull
Rose Dull
Dull
Navy
Joint Birthday Party Honors Crumpton and LeGros
A joint party honoring Carolyn Crumpton and David LeGros celebrated their sixth birthdays this Saturday. Hosts were the Crumptons at 433 Forty second Street NE and the LeGros at 432 Forty second Street NE. Nine guests attended a luncheon at Elm Crest Golf and Country Club before returning to the Crumpton home for movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Crumpton
David LeGros
Robert Crumpton
Forty-second Street
George LeGros
LeGros
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club
Crumpton
Seals Club Initiates Two Iowa University Women
Marcia Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert P Jenkins of 2421 Fifth Avenue SE and Leona Onsman daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Onsman of 1832 Second Avenue SE have been initiated into the Seals, the University of Iowa honorary swimming organization for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Jenkins
Albert P. Jenkins
Fifth Avenue SE
Leona Onsman
Joe Onsman
Second Avenue SE
Seals Club
University of Iowa
Porter celebrates 91st birthday at Polk township dinner
Mary J. Porter of Urbana, lifelong Polk township resident, was honored on her ninety first birthday Sunday with a dinner at OK Drive In. The gathering included fourteen guests and one son, Will H. Porter of Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Porter
Urbana
Polk Township
OK Drive In
Will H. Porter
Lof Walker
Engagements and Upcoming Wedd ings in Iowa Stories
Engagements announced for Marilyn Werner to Marion Wyant who has Navy service at Pearl Harbor. The couple plans a March 1 ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Joseph Bohr officiating. Marilyn works for Wil 199 and Co in Cedar Rapids. Patricia Payne of Oelwein and William Swails Jr of Columbus Junction announce their engagement with a September wedding. Payne attended the University of Iowa. Swails is a graduate of Iowa Wesleyan and both work for the Great Western Railway auditor office in Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Will Werner
Marilyn
Marion Wyant
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Paul Wyant
Pollock
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Joseph Bohr
Miss Werner
Wil 199 ‘and Company
Cedar Rapids
Columbus Junction
Patricia Marie Payne
Frank Payne
Oelwein
William R. Swails
Miss Payne
University of Iowa
Mr. Swails
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Great Western Railway
Brass Doorknocks Shine Despite Winter Weather
Waxed brass doorknocks and knockers maintain their sparkle through cold and damp conditions. The article notes how proper waxing protects metal surfaces from tarnish and corrosion during winter months.
Baking Contest At Swine Show In Cedar Rapids
The eighth annual Spring Market Hog show in Cedar Rapids hosts a baking contest with slogan Make it with Lard. Grace L. Bacon chairs the event, which features adult and junior divisions for cakes pies and cookies, with prizes totaling 50 dollars. Entries run 8 30 to 10 00 a m on March 7 at the Farm Youth Center Hawk Eye Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Grace L. Bacon
Linn County Home Economist
Farm Youth Center
Hawkeye Downs
Agricultural Bureau of the
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Mom's Comfort Is Victim Of Aggression
Muriel Lawrence cites a mother's claim that her ten year old son Danny is the comfort of her life. The principal says Danny sometimes picks on other children, revealing passive aggression in parenting. The piece urges mothers to seek comfort elsewhere and indicts expressed pain as shaping child behavior. Camp plans form part of summer activities with Nat Hall as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
Danny
Lawrence
Slostad
Nat Hall
Iowa
Look-alike spring shirts mirror men fashion trend
Fashion notes from New York describe the new look-alike trend where women wear gents tailored shirts in white on white, sheer silk, flannel or wool tartans. The pair shirts are a low cost novelty gaining vogue, echoing historic matching outfits across centuries and past wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Battelle
New York
INS
Designing Women By Elizabeth Hillyer
Tired of the same old windows try woven wood designs in full length or tiered styles. Woven woods come in flat narrow or wide strips, some matchstick sized and round. Natural light wood colors predominate, with painted options to fit room schemes. A new three tier idea uses a wood frame extending from the window frame with round rods and knobs finishing the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hillyer
Scouts Can Reserve Camp Weeks At Camp Waubeek
Boy Scouts may file reservations for a summer outing at Camp Waubeek on the Wapsie river, announced by Scout Executive Olaf Slostad on Monday. Early booking ensures scouts secure their preferred week, following the council merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubeek
Hawkeye Area
Boy Scout Council
Wapsie River
Olaf Slostad
Slostad
Wau
Reservations for Kick Off Luncheon End on Tuesday
Red Cross officials urge all majors captains and workers to reserve Tuesday for Thursday noon kick off meeting. Dr James C Manville calls for full turnout to distribute campaign materials as preparations begin next week. Lunch will be 122 and each person buys their own. no Red Cross funds used. Reservations via Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Fund
James C. Manville
Manville
Red Cross
Easiest Skirt Wrap Tie Pattern 4636
Advertises a wrap tie skirt pattern 4636 with waist sizes small to large and a medium size need for 3 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pitches mix and match with summer blouses and jackets and claims no fitting or ironing issues. Request 35 cents mailing and send to Anne Adams in The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept. Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
P.O
Chicago
Ill
Secrets of Charm fashion and career guidance
A vintage fashion column outlines spring fabrics with smoother textures like plain-weave alpaca, crepes, and tweeds, advising a gradual shift for longevity and fit. It covers fabric performance, stains, wrinkle resistance, and the value of reputable labels plus a sales pitch for Secrets of Charm booklets on career charm and wardrobe guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charm
Milk Storage Tray Alternative Described
An extra tray of plastic or metal serves as a storage spot for carton milk. If a carton leaks, milk stays contained and does not drip onto other foods or stain refrigerator shelves.
Wilson PTA Adolescent Study Plans Marriage Prep Discussion
The Wilson PTA group will discuss Preparation for Marriage at its Wednesday meeting at 1 45 p m in the Jennie Post room at the school Ed Hembera a Wilson teacher will describe school offerings in this area An executive meeting is scheduled for 1 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Pta
Jennie Post
Ed Hembera
Wilson
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Miss Kennedy
William Walters
Halpins
Florida
Miss Mary Toof
Moore
Mt. Mercy
Roland O. Burts
AL Allens
May's Drug Store
3Rd St. SE
St. SE
Tare
FIRST
Sioux City
Vise Cim Skai
Mason City
RYANS
Inez Cooke
WAH and Insurance
Higley
Dial
Joanne Henkes
Join Seals Club
Grace Bacon
Muriel Lawrence
Designing Women
Pana Feadoms
Secrets OF Charm
John Robert Powers
Miracle Fabrics
Stella White
First St
Liebke & Taylor Co
2Nd Ave
Elgin - Bulova - Hamilton - A Sauer
Frank Eaves
T Area
Ist St
Ave
3Rd Ave
Mt. Vera
11Th Ave
Ist Ave
16Th Ave
Davis
St.Joseph Aspirin
St.joseph
Afoin
Iowa Floor Covering CO
First Avenue
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