Lowana Area Candy Queen To Be Chosen
A queen and nine attendants will be chosen from Lowana Area Camp Fire Blue Bird and Horizon clubs for selling candy. The 9:00 to 11:30 am ceremony at Times Theater Cedar Rapids features Mary Berry crowning the new queen and a grand march. Representatives come from Marion Anamosa Central City Springville Mt. Vernon Lisbon Martello Tipton Cedar Rapids Amana and Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowana Area
Harry Dunker
Candy Sale
John Fortune
Florence Gritzner
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Anamosa
Entral City
Springville
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon
Martello
Tipton
Amana
Shellsburg
Freshman cheerleaders hosted by Ellen Hagen at pot luck
Ellen Hagen daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Hagen 1830 B Avenue NE hosted a pot luck supper Tuesday evening for freshman cheerleaders from local high schools. About 25 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hagen
Ed Hagen
Avenue
Cecilian Club to Meet Saturday in Mt Mercy Auditorium
The Cecilian club will meet on Saturday at 1 p.m. in Mt. Mercy auditorium. Members participating include Eileen Stark, Mary Margaret Whelan, Patty Larkin, Mary Schimberg, Margaret Davin, Elaine Hogan, Jean Lockwood, Cynthia Wilson, Barbara Kulish, Deanna Janko, Frank Fish, Jim Dienhart and Patricia Redmond. Deanna Janko will read the program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilian Club
Mt. Mercy Auditorium
Eileen Stark
Mary Margaret Whelan
Patty Larkin
Mary Schimberg
Margaret Davin
Elaine Hogan
Jean Lockwood
Cynthia Wilson
Barbara Kulish
Deanna Janko
Frank Fish
Jim Dienhart
Patricia Redmond
Women Golf Group Hosts Luncheon and Plans Valentine Event
The Ellis Park Women’s Golf Association held a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel with hostesses Mrs. George Bornholtz Mrs. Le verne Morningstar Mrs. D L Duncan and Mrs. Earl Ross. A Valentine party is planned for Feb 12 hosted by Mrs. Charles Hough Mrs. Carl Lindsey and Mrs. Robert Ware. Roberta Popinger daughter of the F C Popingers 274 Highland drive NW has been chosen for a role in the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel at Carthage College Carthage Ill March 4 and 5 she plays Carrie Fipperidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Roberta Popinger
F. C. Popingers
Highland Crive NW
Carthage College
Carthage
Ill
Carrie Fipperidge
Sunshine Junior circle meets with Mrs LeMont in city event
The Sunshine Junior circle of King's Daughters met Wednesday with Mrs. Robert LeMont at 315 Fortieth Street NE. Marcia Young led the Bible study. Lois Frutchey was hostess. Members sewed dish towels for the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Junior Circle
King’s Daughters
Robert LeMont
Fortieth Street
Marcia Young
Lois Frutchey
Gloria MacKean Becomes a Bride in Methodist Church
Miss Gloria Ann MacKean daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold MacKean married James Dannenberg son of the Tony Dannenbergs of Holland Michigan at 8 p m Wednesday in the local Methodist church The Rev Wayne Carlson officiated A reception for 175 followed in the church parlors The couple will reside in Holland after Feb 4 The bride a graduate of Electronic School and International Business Machines in Omaha is employed there The groom was recently discharged from the air force after service in Seg prior to marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Gloria Ann MacKean
Harold MacKean
James Dannenberg
Tony Dannenbergs
Holland
Mich
Wayne Carlson
Douglas Behrens
Marcey Alderson
Barry MacKean
Lee Ward
Electronic School
International Business Machines
Omaha
Air Force
Seg
American Legion Women Initiate New Members
Fifty-five new members were initiated Tuesday evening by the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Roland Walter of Rock Rapids led the ceremony after a potluck supper. Linn county units represented at the initiation supper included Fairfax, Lisbon, Palo, Toddville and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Roland Walter
Rock Rapids
Lucille Monk
Des Moines
Montrose Hotel
Hanford
Legion Auxiliary
Iowa
Henry Ellis
Linn County
Fairfax
Lisbon
Palo
Toddville
Walker
Tama
A. R. Menary
Elaine Curtis
New York Girl Weds T. R. Hanson in Lockport
Miss Anita Barrancotta daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Barrancotta of Lockport New York became the bride of T Richard Hanson son of the Truman Hansons of Cedar Rapids at Emanuel Methodist Church Lockport. Officiant Dr Ernest Davis 250 guests attended the reception and dance at the American Legion later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Barrancotta
Charles Barrancotta
Lockport
N. Y
T. Richard Hanson
Truman Hansons
Twenty-seventh Street
Emanual Methodist Church
Ernest Davis
Watson Hughes
Nancy Hotchkiss
Ronald Baudendistial
James Murphy
Eugene
Ore
Watson ‘Hughes
Vincent Barrancotta
Yvonne Ryan
John van Fleet, Jr
The
American Legion
Alice Niles
Dorothy Sanderson
Cedar Rapids
New York
University of Iowa
Air Force
Dave Hanson
Secrets Of Charm Advertising Interview Tale
An uncertain excerpt describes a lunch discussion on charm and copywriting at a conference. It recounts a woman’s entrance to a party or business meeting with her husband and her interview for a copywriting job. The piece emphasizes demeanor and gracious exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Anne
Memo for Men By Bert Bacharach
Guidance on grooming to avoid nicotine stains on hands. Reminders to hold cigarettes pointing up and use a holder. Tips to reduce stains include rubbing with toilet pumice stone and powdered soap or applying lemon juice for whitening.
Timing your exit from a social or formal gathering
The guide urges using timing to leave gracefully. Thankfulness when called for sets a courteous tone. Act decisively and calmly, avoiding long hesitation, since doors serve for a dignified exit and leave a favorable impression with potential rewards.
Cedar Rapids Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary Install Officers
The Cedar Rapids Camp 3 Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary 21 held a joint installation after a 6:30 dinner in Bishop's cafeteria. New officers for the camp included Edward Kuba as commander and Roy Wilkinson as state department patriotic instructor. auxiliary officers were led by Mrs. Frederick Schwab as president. Guests from Waterloo attended, including Homer Young and Sam Guynn with department officials.
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Cedar Rapids Camp 3
Sons of Union Veterans of
Frederick Schwab
Leo Bouquet
Floyd Turkle
Laura B. Sanders
Blanche Coombs
Wilkinson
Alma Owens
Kuba
G. Lindquist
Etta Lefebvre
Jesse Childers
Luella Taylor
Five Camp Fire units elect new officers
Five Camp Fire groups have selected new officers. La-Wi-Ta-Ka crowned Barbara Alt as president with Sandra Spencer as vice president Ei leen Jilek as secretary Diane Kvarda as treasurer and Tena Welter as scribe. St Matthew s Camp Fire girls chose Jean Satinsky as president with Norma Neenan Kathleen Sullivan Barbara Lemon and Delores Neff in key posts. Wahonka group named Karen Vanas as president Sandra Polansky secretary Kathern Zamestel treasurer and Sharon Holmquist scribe. O Tan Da Ko held a council fire and officer installation led by guardian Mrs Don ald Zamastil at 225 Highland Drive NW with Karen Driscoll president Sandra Foster secretary Mary Ann Burke treasurer and Kathy Zamastil scribe. All Saint s school A O wa ki ya group elected Janice Louk president Mary Jo Votroubek secretary Joan Happ treasurer and Sharon Fosdick scribe. Mrs Godfrey Votroubek leads with Mrs Doyle Owen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Alt
Sandra Spencer
Eileen Jilek
Diane Kvarda
Tena Welter
Scribe
Jean Satinsky
St. Matthew’s
Lare Norma Neenan
Kathleen Sullivan
Barbara Lemon
Delores Neff
Wahonka Camp
Karen Vanas
Sandra Polansky
Kathern Zamestel
Sharon Holmquist
O-Tan-Da-Ko
the Guardian
Donald Zamastil
Highland Drive
Karen Driscoll
Sandra Foster
Mary Ann Burke
Kathy ‘Zamastil
All Saint’school
Janice Louk
Mary Jo Votroubek
Joan Happ
Sharon Fosdick
Godfrey Votroubek
Doyle Owen
Naomi Circle Celebrates 15th Anniversary Luncheon
Naomi circle of King's Daughters marked its fifteenth anniversary with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Scott Hammond on D avenue NE. Hosts were Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs. Alvin Van Horn and Mrs. Eugenia Sheldon. The afternoon featured games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
King’s Daughters
Scott Hammond
D Avenue NE
Charles Campbell
Alvin van Horn
Eugenia Sheldon
Bertha Michels Engaged to James L Wright for Jan 29
Mr and Mrs Raphael J Michels of Independence announce the engagement of their daughter Bertha Cecelia to James Louis Wright son of Mr and Mrs Rollo A Wright of Randalia The couple plan a January wedding Bertha works at Gamble in Independence while James is employed by Quaker Oats in Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael J. Michels
Independence
Mmarriage
Bertha Cecelia
James Louis Wright
Rollo A. Wright
Randalia
Miss Michels
Gamble
Independence Land
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Engagements And Weddings In Cedar Rapids And Letts
Cedar Rapids bride Joanne Heath weds Kenneth Schmitz at Immaculate Conception Church cele brating union of Heath and Schmitz. Betty Lou Black to Gordon Schroeder engagement announced by Arthur and Mrs. Black. Jo Ann Fuhlman to Robert Peters engagement announced. wedding not yet set. Jo Ann teaches at Dysart. Peters joined the farm forces January 13. Also a recipe notes creamed oyster cups with hard cooked eggs as Sunday night supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Arthur Black
Betty Lou
Gordon Schroeder
Ben Schroeder
Muscatine
Virgil Fuhlman
Jo Ann
Robert Peters
Edward Peters
Clutter
Miss Fuhlman
Iowa State
Teachers College
Dysart
Peters
Wilson Camp Fire girls train in first aid civil defense
Twenty junior high girls at Wilson school study artificial respiration bandages and heat illness procedures in a 15 week first aid course. The Red Cross instructor teaches practical skills while Camp Fire and the PTA provide support and coordination. Three groups led by Mrs Ammons Mrs Elias and Mrs Mikulecky join in the training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School
Wilson
John Battin
Red Cross
Julia McEvers
Camp Fire Organization
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
Paul Ammons
John Elias
Lester ‘Mikulecky
Pattern 4510 Dress Promotes Slim Silhouette
The advertisement showcases pattern 4510 for women with off center buttoning and a slim flattering line from collar to hem. Sizes 36 to 50 are listed with fabric yardage and yardage details, plus a request to mail 35 cents plus 5 cents for mailing to Anne Adams, Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Thors
Features Or Women Society
Miss Hagen
Miss Popinger
Mrs. T. Richard Hanson
Gloria MacKean
June Feller
Willis Huebner
Rita Timmerman
Aho
Billy Huebner
Gerald Dannenberg
Jerry Baumgartner
Ted Erickson
Garner
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
T. R. Hanson
John Robert Power
Bert Bacharach
U.V
James L. Wright
Bertha Michels
Joanne Heath
M. A. Heath
Fourteenth Street SE
Kenneth Schmitz
Henry Schmitz
Winthrop
Immaculate Conception Church
Third Avenue SE
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Company
Wilson and Company, Inc
St.joseph
Chidren
Patsy
HAT and Gift Shop
Second Avenue
Third Street
2Nd Street
C.O. D
By Laurie van Dyke
Second Street
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