Jacqueline Kennedy Invited to Join Orange County Hunt
Jacqueline Kennedy accepted an invitation to join the Orange County hunt at Glenora estate in Middleburg Virginia but doctors say she cannot hunt this spring after a Caesarean section on November 25. President Kennedy is not part of the invitation, and privacy is requested by the Kennedys with plans for a quiet appearance.
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Middleburg
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Orange County
Glenora
Thomas F. Furness
Orange County Hunt
Kennedy
Furness
Caroline
Baby John
Miss Frances Wells Weds David Sands in Central City
Miss Frances Lorraine Wells daughter of Mrs LeVerne Manson Manchester wed David Earl Sands son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Sands Sunday at 2 in the Federated church Rev John Durham officiated Miss Ann Ford maid of honor Norman Byers best man Keith Sands brother of the groom and Robert Bowen ushered A reception for 100 guests followed in the church parlors The bridegroom is employed by Collins Radio Co Cedar Rapids and the couple will reside in Central City.
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Central City
Frances Lorraine Wells
LeVerne Manson
Manchester
David Earl Sands
Delmar Sands
Federated Church
John Durham
Ann Ford
Norman Byers
Keith Sands
Robert Bowen
Marion
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Poers Return from California Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Poer of 1848 Third Ave SE returned Saturday from a three week trip to San Francisco.
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Scott Poer
Third Ave. SE
San Francisco
George Bakers Note Sixtieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Baker of 1365 Save NE celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Ox Yoke Inn in Amana. Married February 26 1901 the couple have three children Archie Otho and Helen all of Cedar Rapids along with seven grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren.
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George Baker
Save
Ox Yoke Inn
Amana
Archie
Otho
Helen
Cedar Rapids
Signs of spring and fashion trends in the town
Crocus and tulip shoots appear amid muddy shoes as locals note spring hints. A Wall Street Journal report predicts mink pelts and coats may be cheaper this year due to slow sales. The lull in social life rests with Lent and vacations, with many at home for the Iowa Minnesota basketball game heard on the radio.
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Signs of the Times
The
Wall Street Journal
Cedar Rapids Enjoys Unseasonably Warm Weather Burst
The city buzzed as visitors from warm climates brag about pleasant days while Cedar Rapids tests a long spell of ideal weather. Officials note a festive, busy mood as downtown life resumes postpageant or convention activity and social calendars adjust to the bright conditions.
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Arizona
Florida
California
Cedar Rapids
Southland
Crowds Flock to Eastern Iowa Shops in Sunny Weather
Shoppers mobbed stores across Eastern Iowa taking advantage of perfect weather as locals and visitors from far and wide swarmed in to browse and buy.
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Iowa
Weekend visitors for Robert Drakes noted in Hartford City
Mr and Mrs Harry Drake of Hartford City Indiana plan a weekend visit to their son and daughter in law at 3712 Kencrest Drive NE. The notice invites readers to respond with Renay and mentions a significant response from thousands.
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Harry Drake
Hartford City
Ind
Renay
Robert M. Drake
Kencrest Dr
Karen Watson Becomes Bride In Two Cedar Falls Wedding Ceremonies
Karen Mae Watson of Waterloo wed Rex A. Schmitt of Waterloo in a Sunday Methodist ceremony. The Rev. Gordon Major officiated as 175 guests attended a church reception. The bride, a Gates Business College graduate, works at National Bank of Waterloo. the groom is with Waterloo Valve Spring Compressor Co. They plan to live in Waterloo. In Ashbury, Charlene Ann Inge and George W. Martin exchanged vows at 4 pm with Rev. John K. Moore presiding and a matron of honor.
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Aurora
Karen Mae Watson
Waterloo
Dale K. Watson
Rex A. Schmitt
Peter Schmitts
Gordon Major
Carol Ann Dubacek
Cedar Rapids
Gail Watson
Kenneth Andreson
Dennis Thode
Cedar Falls
Dennis Giesler
Humboldt
Roger Schmitt
Schmitt
Gates Business College
Asbury Methodist Church
Charlene Ann Inge
Eave. NE
John Paul Inge
Santa Ynez
Calif
George W. Martin
Orval Martin
Route 3
Marion
John K. Moore
Finis Wilcox
VFW Auxiliary Attends Second District Meeting in Clinton
Six members of Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary 788 attended a Second District meeting in Clinton Sunday. They included Mines Charles Cook Charles Verda William White J A Gaskill Keith Churchill and Marvin Nemecek.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Clinton
Charles Cook
Charles Verda
William White
J. A.gaskill
Keith Churchill
Marvin Nemecek
Wedding party at home reception for 50 guests
Wilcox served as best man and Orval Martin Jr. acted as usher at a wedding. A reception for 50 guests followed in the bride's home. Mr. Martin is employed by Quaker Oats Co.
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Wilcox
Orval Martin, Jr
Mr. Martin
Quaker Oats Co
Ehrke Household Hosts Party For Guests
Mr and Mrs Donald Ehrke at 1031 Thirtieth St SE hosted a Saturday evening party honoring their houseguests for 18 guests. Co hosts were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sudderberg of Sacramento California and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Packingham. Sudderbergs arrived Thursday for a two week visit. the Mines Sudderberg Ehrke and Packingham are sisters.
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Donald Ehrlke
Thirtieth St
Kenneth R. Sudderberg
Sacramento
Calif
Kenneth Packingham
Wiley Bird
Sudderbergs
Ehrke
Sudderberg
Packingham
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Jacqueline
Hunt
Helen Thomas
Jack
Frances Wells
David Sands
Mrs
Scott Poers
Society For Women
Bachelor Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Jim Reeder
Second Ave
Liz Wetterhus
Oakland Rd
Jo Holden
Jay Hamann
First Ave
By the
Way
Elinor Ahern
KCRG
FIRST
Sioux City Ave
S.E
Desmoines
Utd
Mackin Paint Co
Mt. Vernon Road
Robert Drakes
First Avenue
Karen Watson
George Martin
VFW Auxiliary
Donald Ehrkes
Lady Trev
Elady Troy
Troy
Smulekoff
Westinghouse Appliances
Westinghouse
Mfr
Westinghouse Electric
Price
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