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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
8
Parliament approves a voluntary female pension plan effective at 65 with 360 payments required. Women pay at least 500 lire monthly and may receive a minimum pension of just over 8 dollars monthly plus a bonus, funded by 3.2 million dollars yearly, reflecting debate on housework as labor.
A narrator reflects on the personal toll of marriage, noting how she spent energy, calories, and time on her children and on enduring her husband. The passage examines the hidden cost of domestic life and personal sacrifice.
Mr and Mrs Herb Shepard and family of 1050 Prairie Drive NE spent two weeks in Florida visiting Lakeland Ft Lauderdale and Miami with children Vickie Kathie and Creighton returning home after the trip.
Duplicate Bridge results report winners and ties from Wednesday morning at the YWCA. First north-south were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zeman. first east-west were Mrs. D. W. Moranville and Mrs. George Finnan.
Mrs Elmer Seevell of 706 Twenty-fifth Street SE returned Wednesday from Bloomfield Hills Michigan where she spent two weeks visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James S Munson and their children
Mrs. Amber B. Travis of 989 Eighth Street Marion hosted a brunch for the Linn County organization board of trustees on Tuesday.
Camp Fire Ma-Nu-Ka-Wan-Ka members held their first ceremonial and planned a father-daughter banquet with Mrs. Nick Yost hosting at 137 Cherry Hill Rd NW.
New York fashion coverage notes Mainbocher keeps hems nearly standard while daytime dresses extend two inches longer. Models in low-strap shoes preview the collection with modest necklines and restrained backlines. The designer cites a shift from heavy bolt details to zipper use and embellishments like pearl buttons and lace flounces.
From the jungles of Africa to your neighborhood the Tonight program promises up to the minute coverage on Television 9. Evening Report airs each week night at 5 55 as a lead in to late local updates.
Intermediates completed a notebook on birds as part of a partial requirement for second class rank. Members met with leader Mrs. Mel Brunescheen at 417 Ninth Street NW to finish the work.
Miss Priscilla Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl J Logan received the 100 hour service award at Indiana University Memorial Union service recognition banquet. The honor marks eligibility for selection to the governing board that supervises union activities.
Phi Alpha Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday in the ORC&B building sorority rooms. Officers elected were Linda Miller president Judy Stevenson vice president Don Panek recording secretary Cheryl Northrop corresponding secretary and Ruth Wolf treasurer.
MAYNARD Mr and Mrs Bert Brown will observe their fifty third wedding anniversary Saturday The couple was married March 2 1910 at Baxter and have lived near Randalia Hawkeye and Maynard for 43 years They are parents of three children James L of Oklahoma City Donald E of Independence and Mrs Viola Pattison Fayette They have eight grandchildren and four great grand children
Forty University of Iowa coeds pledged social sororities at the close of second-semester rushing. Cedar Rapids names include Bette Smith and Antoinette Stephens pledging Gamma Phi Beta. Eastern Iowa entrants include Brenda Schwede, Kathleen Neylan, Judith Van Vlack, Bertine Loop. Iowa City pledges: Beverly Allen, Sandra Cline, Sarah Furnish, Jane Taylor.
Marian Clarice Graham and Milo A Ryan of Chelsea were married last Thursday at the Methodist church parsonage. The Rev. Russell H. Schmidt officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Charles Horrigan, the bride’s brother and sister in law. The couple resides on a farm southeast of Tama.
Miss Florence Leiter of Washington high school spoke on Grammar Glamour to Credit Women's breakfast club during a Wednesday dinner at the Roosevelt hotel.
Music students from eight Iowa high schools will participate in a solo workshop Saturday at the University of Iowa. Participating schools include Marion, Marengo, Solon, West Liberty, South English and Columbus Junction.
MT. PLEASANT AP A pretty coed at Iowa Wesleyan College shovels snow and mows lawns to fund her education. Julie Koch 21 an education major finances every penny, working sidewalks, lawns, corn detasseling, babysitting, and organ playing for church or funeral homes. Her father Rev Alton Koch praises her diligence. She prefers outdoor work and owns a riding mower plus five other mowers.
Desi Arnaz announces marriage to Edith Hirsch following a Mexican divorce for Hirsch from Clem ent Hirsch. The ceremony is set for his forty sixth birthday at the Sands Las Vegas with a small guest list including Arnaz’s mother and a sister‑in‑law.
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