Marion Chapter OES Officers To Be Installed
Mrs. Ralph A Hilmer and Fred Kennedy will be installed as worthy matron and patron of Marion chapter 183 OES in ceremonies at the Marion Masonic temple Friday at 7 30 PM. A dinner at 6 15 precedes the installation with reservations through Mrs. Marshall Dingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Hilmer
Faverue
Marion
Fred Kennedy
Mitchell Drive
Order of the Eastern Star
Marion Masonic Temple
Kennedy
Marion Reinhardt
Ruth Maier
Pearl Wilber
Richard Hodge
Donald Bateman
Virgil Sellers
Marilyn Rech
Robert Shatto
Adah
Arlo Klein
Ruth
Reinhardt
Esther
David Morrow
Martha
Ralph Terrill
Electa
Walter Rech
Terrill
Sentinel
Ed Y. Jones
Iowa
OBS
Alvin Haehlen
Richard Blok
Leon Platner
Marshall Dingman
Parlor City
Sokol Hall
Valley Camp
Maine Hall
Leah Southard
YWCA
Cedar Chapter
Praha Lodge 5
Andy Schamberger
Noble Grand
Roberta Sheneberger
Ormal Williams
Arlene Sheneberger
Lester Scott
Harold Griswold
Noble Grands Assn
Charles Bonham
Star of Maine
Praha Lodge
Hot foods may loosen fillings claims in report
Bethesda report from the National Institute of Dental Research suggests that hot foods can cause fillings to loosen. The finding shifts some responsibility away from dentists to factors beyond their control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda, Md
WMNS
National Institute of Dental Research
Heat Accelerates Amalgam Shrinkage in Dental Fillings
A scientific investigator notes that moderate heat similar to hot foods speeds shrinkage in dental fillings. Amalgam, a silver tin mercury alloy, changes under temperature, with studies showing up to thirty percent reduction and potential leakage around new decay in school-age children.
Phosphate Helps Out Child's Tooth Decay
New York report notes phosphate compounds may enter baby bottles to curb tooth decay. Dr Samuel Dreizen of Houston supports tests where phosphates were added to breakfast cereals as part of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Dreizen
Houston
Texas
Teresa Wilson Weds Lowell Barnhart at Kenwood Park Church
Miss Teresa K. Wilson and Lowell V. Barnhart married at Kenwood Park Methodist Church with Rev. Paul W. Somerville officiating. The couple, connected to Collins Radio Co. and Weyerhauser Co., plan to reside on Thirty-first Street Drive SE until Barnhart’s service on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Teresa K. Wilson
Lowell V. Barnhart
Paul W. Somerville
Tom K. Wilson
Thirty-first Street Drive
Wilbur Earnhardt
Wyoming
Collins Radio Co
Weyerhauser Co
Community fraternal notices for Monday gatherings
A long list of club and lodge reminders covers potluck suppers and meetings Monday at various venues in Marion and area. Members are urged to bring dishes, table service, and wear formals for certain installation events.
Local engagements and upcoming weddings listed across several towns
Miss Tam uara K Clark selects June 15 for her wedding to James E Minninger of Cedar Rapids. Judith Elaine Bolton to wed Edmund Leroy Bauer of Walker with Bauer employed by FJ Krob and Co. Miss Joan Marie Robinson to marry Gerald C Boeding of St Lucas on April 20. LaDonna Vee Wilkins engaged to Darrell Lee Seaba of South English. Billie Jo Germaine to wed Charles Quaas of Alburnett. Susan Marie Robinson to wed Pfe Myron Wayne Ehresman of Anamosa, stationed at Fort Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamuara K. Clark
Merlin Clarks
James E. Minninger
Earl Minningers
Sunnydale Street
Cedar Rapids
Clark
Thirthieth Street
Collins Radio Co
Glidden Sales Co
Leo. J. Robinsons
Joan Marie
Gerald C. Boeding
Arnold Boedings
St. Lucas
Miss Robinson
Iowa Highway Patrol
Eswick
LaDonna Vee Wilkins
Leland Wilkins
Darrell Lee Seaba
Floyd Seaba
South English
Seaba
Peterson Engineering
Iowa City
Echanicsville
Narvis Robinson
Club 32
Daughtee Memorial Coliseum
Ter
Susan Marie
Pfe
Myron Wayne Ehresman
Denzel Ehresman
Anamosa
Pvt
Ehresman
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Community TOPS Groups Schedule and Postponements
Engaged gaged I G C Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 7:30 with Mrs. Gary Evilsizer. Bluff View Ladies Aid postponed to Feb 7. TOPS Mere Mites meets Monday at 7:30 at Cedar Christian church. Pounds-a-Go-Go at People’s Bank community room. Winning Losers at Rainbow Realty building Hiawatha. Sincere Tops Wednesday at 7 at Rainbow Realty Hiawatha. Rapid Losers Thursday at Cedar Christian church 9:30. Now or Never Tops 9:30 Thursday in Cedar Hills. Ever Hopeful Tops Wednesday at Jaycee building Marion. For info call Mrs. William Leonard 365-1940 or TOPS numbers 365-3190 377-5978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Christian Church
People’s Bank
Rainbow Realty
Hiawatha
Sincere
Cedar Hills
William Leonard
Jaycee
Marion
Hopeful Hannahs
Richard L. Boots
TOPS
Center For Lung Care Proposal At New York Meeting
A New York medical meeting proposes smog treatment centers for obstructive lung disease. Dr. Stephen Ayres of St. Vincent's Hospital aims to open a permanent patient care unit to study clean air effects and later treat emphysema with environmental control and bronchodilators for improved survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stephen Ayres
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York City
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ayres
Ear Piercing Warns Against Do It Yourself Devices
The American Medical Association cautions that self piercing loops present infection and scar risks. Do it yourself ear piercing devices are not safe and should be avoided by anyone with rashes cysts or nickel allergies or a family tendency toward keloids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Assn
AMA
Price of Fulfillment for Women at UI Home Econ Symposium
Psychologist Gertrude Z. Gass told about 300 attendees at the University of Illinois centennial symposium that as women gain longer life spans, education must better prepare women for self realization. She cited studies from The Merrill Palmer Institute in Detroit and warned complete home involvement can lead to intellectual impoverishment and lack of stimulus. She urged avoiding total withdrawal from work and emphasized pursuing multiple careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
Gertrude Z. Gass
Dr. Gass
University of Illinois
Merrill-Palmer Institute
Detroit
Gass
Women Voters Unit Sets Week of Local Planning Meetings
The Women Voters Unit announces a week of meetings including Monday and Friday sessions at various homes in Marion and NE Baran Chan’s restaurant for breakfast, plus a Thursday luncheon. Dr. Gass discusses identity problems among today's women, noting contrasts with men and calls for more research and early education to aid female role crystallization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gass
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Marion Chapter
OES
Mrs. Hilmer
MR. Kennedy
London
For All
Walkers
Second Avenue SE
Teresa Wilson
Larry Fishwilde
Robert Burnett
Andy Secrest
Wayne Wilson
Mrs. Barnhart
Pythians
Royal Neighbors
Rebekahs
Masonic Hall
M. C. Myers
WCTU
West Side Group
Calvary Baptist Church
Elizabeth Hale
Keith Herrington
Ivan Cummings
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Social Service Committee
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Earl Cannon
LeRoy Morris
M. B. Pope
Kiwanis Ladies
Ed Bock
Terry Drive
James Basley
James Downing
Tony Pleune
James Crumline
Kenneth Holvenstot
Eldon Colton
Donald Phillion
Ernest Reinberg
Air Force Mothers Club
Memorial Coliseum
Daughters of the Nile
Embassy Club
George Faaborg
L. F
Queen of the West Lodge
IOOF
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
J. A. Gaskill
First Street
Linn Lodge
Ceske Vlastenky
Navy
Miss Clark
Baw
Miss Bolton
Germaine
Susan Robinson
Independent Garage Owners Auxiliary
Gary Evilsizer
Mallory Street
Bluff View Ladies Aid
Joan Robinson
Miss Covington
Miss Wilkins
Miss Payne
Center For Lung Care
Karen Kay Covington
Leon Lester Warnke
Lester Warnke
Oelwein
Albert L. Covington
Vasqueton
Roy Paynes
Doris
Clayton Ohrt
Don Ohris
Independence
Adlia Payne
Mrs. Payne
Bob
Bill
Quasqueton
Chicago, Ill
Merrill Smith
Tenth Street
Paul Smith
Leonard W. Lambert
Meadow Lane
James Raymon
Donald Loop
Parkwood Drive
Raymond Garvey
Donna Schlampp
Park Towne Place
Calvin Hershner
Valentine
Newport's
Newport’s Greenhouse
Wilson Ave
BUY
True Art Carpet Sales, Inc
16Th Avenue SW
The
Home Buyer's Guide
Gazette
Barnett
Third Ave
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