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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1967
Page
3
Betty Friedan proclaims in Chicago that equality for women means shared home and financial burdens and full access to child care. She outlines NOW goals including enforcing sex discrimination laws, building a nationwide child care network, and shifting away from separate female auxiliaries.
Ed Goldfader of Tracers Co. of America explains the nation’s largest missing persons operation. The company tracked 43,680 people in 1966 and found 37,172, tracing runaways, stockholders, heirs, and alumni through directories, court records, and crosschecks.
The Gazette outlines submission rules for the women's section. Engagement and wedding items require forms and delivery three days before events, with photo limits based on lead time. Showers, anniversaries, and club notices have publishing windows and contact deadlines.
A dinner party was given Saturday evening at the Town House by the Johnson Gas Appliance Co and the UAW local 1349. Walter Rech Al Moneypenny and other union retirees of the last five years were honored. Don Felker was in charge of the event.
Members of the Church Secretaries Organization of Cedar Rapids and Marion will dine at 6 30 Thursday at Bishop's cafeteria and then tour the Cedar Rapids Art Center.
EWHALL The wedding of Miss Patricia Glime of Cedar Rapids and Richard D. Sheldon of Lamont will take place June 10 in Central Presbyterian church. The bride elect is daughter of Mr and Mrs Fay Glime and teaches in Cedar Rapids. the groom is a senior at Iowa State University. The text also includes a cooking note about plumping raisins.
The Tuesday Noon Opti Miss club meets Monday at 7:30 at the Carriage House for a tour with Mrs Richard Nazette as hostess. Afterward they visit Mrs G A Hiland’s home at 1150 Twenty seventh Street NE for business. Mrs Ray E LeMont hosts the Wednesday Social and Study club on Wednesday at 1 30 with a play by the Mines Arnold Roupe B A Atkinson George Elkema and A W Plock.
Mr and Mrs D E Herman announce the engagement of their daughter Marva to Larry Martwig son of Mr and Mrs Arthur E Martwig The couple plan a June wedding Marva is a sophomore at Ellsworth junior college while Larry is a senior at Coe college
P T A Jefferson Monday at 7:30 in the student lounge hosts founders day with an instrumental group and a talk by Jim Sanders on Current School Issues. Study group Tuesday 1:30 room 102 with film Phoebe and discussion hosted by Barbara O Bannon. Lisa Van Nostrand initiates into Alpha Phi at William Woods College Fulton Missouri.
Mercy Hospital Guild plans a charity ball on April 8 at the Elk's club limited to 300 couples with tickets 25 dollars per pair. Dinner times 7 30 or 9 p m. no specific table reservations. Proceeds benefit Mercy hospital with committee chaired by Mrs. James Galiher and many volunteers handling decorations invitations and prizes.
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