Beatrice Finkelstein Warns on Space Meal Design
Miss Beatrice Finkelstein, nutritionist for Whirlpool, spoke at the University of Iowa on feeding astronauts. She outlined freeze-dried space foods, tube meals, and moisture controls to counter space stresses during Gemini missions and future long flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owa City
Beatrice Finkelstein
America
Whirlpool Corp
St. Joseph
Mich
Mise Finkelstein
University of Iowa
James van Allu
Bea
Miss Finkelstein
Whirlpool
New York
Columbia University
Miss Hinkelstein
Ture
Vigmguaaely
Wazelte
John Melvor
SUI Home Economics Department
Sean
Richard Young
North Liberty
Strat Zuberg
Iowa City
King's Daughters Cir cle lunch report and charity plans
The Margaret Bottome circle met for lunch with Mrs. Oliver D Slucker. Mrs. George Sanchek reported the executive board meeting and philanthropic plans for the year. Members donated gifts to Linn County Home and planned a February 7 junior-senior meeting at Trinity Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
Oliver D. Slucker
Prairie Driver
George Sanchek
W. L. Leighton
E Avenue NE
Jane Boyd
Jay van Orsdol
Linn’ S
Trinity Methodist Church
Lee Summy
F. B. White
Glen Miles
Wartburg College Receives $325,010 Loan for Union Addition
Washington reports the Community Facilities Administration approved a $325,010 loan to Wartburg College in Waverly to finance a new addition to the college union. The project will add a dining room kitchen post office game and meeting rooms lounge and snack bar facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Wartburg College
Waverly
Community Facilities Administration
College Union
Cedar Auxiliary 193 Names New Letter Carriers Officers
Letter Carrier Auxiliary Cedar Auxiliary 193 of the National Association of Letter Carriers announces new officers. Mrs. Ray Wittenmeyer is president, Mrs. Joe Klima vice president, Mrs. Leonard Schultz secretary, and Mrs. George Smith treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Auxiliary
The
National Assn. of Letter Carriers
Ray Wittenmeyer
Joe Klima
Leonard Schultz
George Smith
Fifty Years Together as Harry Youngs Note i She's the Only
Mr and Mrs Harry Young observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary. He retired from the railroad at Waterloo after a long career and the couple now reside here with a daughter Ray Wooc, two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The couple married January 15 1923 at Waterloo.
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Delaware
Harry Young
J Il
Edith Larsson
Waterloo
Ray Wooc
Young
Wiineis Central Railroad
Stork Shower for Mrs Robert Ericson and shipboard tale
A Norwegian tanker radio operator Hally Hansen 21 aboard the Nor wegian ship arrived in Long Beach with 13 Norwegian officers and 60 Chinese crew. The crew shares duties and leisure, while Hally enjoys reading knitting crochet and games with officers after eight-hour shifts. A separate note mentions a Stork Shower hosted by O-Ki-Zu members for Mrs. Robert Eric Oakley in Cedar Rapids with planned guest attendance and honor cords for longtime volunteers.
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Los Angeles
Hally Hansen
Hans K. Sorensen
O-Ki-Zu
Ray van
Hamme
Sandy Beaty
Dixie Dwigsen
Gins
Kathy Gaddis
Linday
Robert Eric Oakley
Janice Mahon
Burlington
Susan van Hamme
Cedar Rapids
Chel
R.amanas
H. Wittke
K Avenue
Lester Oberbrecksing
C Avenue
Harry Fordice
Hiawwatha
Wittke
Officers elected by Tami-Tanda at Dalewood SE meeting
On Wednesday members of the Tami-Tanda chose officers for the year in the home of Mrs. C L Schneider at 4025 Dalewood Avenue SE. Elected were Jan Tucker president Emily Martin vice president Ann Roseland secretary Susan Tilden treasurer and Peggy Clark scribe.
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C. L. Schneider
Dalewood Avenue
Jan Tucker
Emily Martin
Ann Roseland
Susan Tilden
Peggy Clark
Card Party Social for Charity Held at Cathy Middleton Home
Beta Sigma Phi Phi Alpha Kappa chapter hosted a card party on Thursday evening at 2101 Mallory Street SW in Iowa City. Proceeds benefitted Iowa City University Hospital for playground equipment for the mentally retarded.
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Phi Alpha Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Cathy Middleton
Mallory Street
Iowa City University Hospital
Duplicate Bridge Mitchell Movement Winners Named
Winners at the Recreation Center Thursday afternoon for the Mitchell movement were Mrs Ralph Matheson with Mrs W C Fawcett in the north south pair and Mrs L D Kinkead with Frank Zeman in the east west pair. At the Roosevelt Hotel the Mitchell movement winners were Charles Shannon of Brookfield and Robert Clark. Marion north south and Mrs James Yuill with Mrs S G Blencoe east west also claimed top honors.
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Mitchell Movement
Ralph Matheson
W. C. Fawcett
L. D. Kinkead
Frank Zeman
Roosevelt Hotel
Charles Shan~mon
Brookfield
Robert Clark
Marion
North
James Yuill
G. Blencoe
East
Iwest
Speech Tourney On Coe Campus
About 150 students from 20 high schools in a three state area will compete in the twenty-seventh annual Coe Invitational speech journa. Cedar Rapids schools and others from eastern Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin participate. Pattern sales support the event with pattern 4526 for girls sizes 2 4 6 8 and two day mailing to New York. Competition will be waged.
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Shantung
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Coe
Annes
Adams
Fatlern Dept
West Seventeenth Street
New York
Over the Back Fence Fruit spice cake recipe extract
A quirky fragment describes an Over the Back Fence contest in six categories and shares a spiced Apple Sauce Date Cake recipe with cinnamon nutmeg and cloves. The directions list ingredients like butter sugar applesauce dates coffee and lemon rind and give baking steps for a 9x5 pan at a slow oven.
Linn County ROA Set Dinner and Award Night
The Linn County chapter of the Reserve Officers Association schedules its annual officers election and installation banquet for Saturday at the Town House. Col. John T. Carlton will speak and Major General Louis D. Burkhaller will receive the Armed Forces Reserve medal for 30 years in the Army Reserve. ROA awards will be given to Cmdr. Ray Glessner and Cadet Major Robert Hartmen, with four past presidents honored for service to the Iowa ROA since 1948. National awards include the first ROA outstanding enlisted man to SFC Arnold All. The 1983 state convention is announced for April 14-20 in Des Moines, with Capt. William J. Kelly named ROA convention chairman and Mrs. Kelly as convention chair.
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Linn County
The
Reserve Offiers Assn
John T. Carlton
USAR
ROA
Washington, D. C
Carlton
Cedar Rapids
Louis D. Burkhaller
Armed Forces Reserve Medal
Army Reserve
ROA Minutemen
Cmdr
Ray Glessner
USNR
Robert Hartmen
Coe College
Iowa Roa
A. C. Topinka
Carl Kirwin
Donald Smith
William J. Kelly
SFC
Arnold All
Army
H. ‘J. Opsabl
Kelly
Reserve
Teencaltty Delays Ed-Co Bond Election in Iowa
Colesburg and Edgewood voters face a Feb 20 bond election delay after legal descriptions for voting precincts could not be prepared in time. The $197,000 Ed-Co measure funds a six room elementary addition in Colesburg 157500 heating plant 12500 and science room remodeling in Edgewood 27000. Precincts will be open noon to 7 pm in Colesburg Grange hall and Edgewood town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colesburg
Ed-Co
Borthing
Edgewood
Grange Hall
Want Ad Pitches Cash Buyers for Used Goods
A local Want Ad column warns sellers that cash is king to buyers of used items. It lists lawn mower, camera, golf clubs, baby clothing, furniture, bicycle, sewing machine, washer, range, radio, TV, air conditioner, and other valuables, urging readers to call EM 2.1121 for an Ad Taker.
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Society For Women Features
By Shirley Blood
Laual
Air Forces
Edward Koza
Paris Academy of Beauty
Armstrong Shoes
SYORI
Armstrong
Harry Youngs
BSP
East Side
Hotel Roosevelt
Martin's
Leibke and Hoyt Jowalers
Toman Florist
Montieur Studio
Warner Printing
Sihes
Irrne
Naomi Doebe
ROA Schedules
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 5
Sunset Strip
Teencaltty
Dairy Maid
Mr. Vernon Avenue SE
Edgewood Road
First Avenue NE
Third Avenue SW
Owen
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