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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1957
Page
2
Dieters can lose up to ten pounds a month by choosing low calorie high nutrition foods. A sample dinner includes Consomme lean roast beef baked potato and raspberry ice with a beverage. The ad offers a nutrition chart and a follow up leaflet on carriage and walking techniques.
A feature notes Peru as a land of contrast and offers a Fish Casserole Peruvian Style recipe for four to five servings. It outlines ingredients such as sole or perch fillets onions bran flakes lettuce olives and eggs plus steps to simmer onion sauce layer cereal and lettuce bake until tender and garnish with parsley.
Atalissa Mr and Mrs Marvin Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter Marilin to Roland Ballenger son of Mrs Inez Ballenger and Walter Ballenger with a wedding set for February 3 in Atalissa West Union Miss Betty Thies engaged to John Earl Redmond daughter of Clarence Thies employed by Tru Kooler Inc Oelwein Sigourney Miss Marlene Peiffer wed to Richard Davidson January 12 at St Patricks Cedar Rapids couple to live in Cedar Rapids Chelsea Mr and Mrs Edward Behounek announce Mary Ann Behounek to Ludvick Sheda wedding February 2 at St Josephs Chelsea plus Larry Parks stars in The Pen lands and The Poodle on the Ford Theater Channel 9.
Bert Bacharach offers a quick grooming tip in 1967 New York Herald Tribune style advice column. He suggests rubbing a wet cake of soap over eyeglasses to prevent steaming, then polishing with tissue for clear lenses.
The ceremony for Elsie Mae Cue of 127 Tenth Street NE and Clarence Joseph Kerkove of Jesup occurred Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart church Oelwein with family attendance and a church reception. The couple plans to reside in Waterloo after a wedding trip.
At a Monday meeting in the home of leader Mrs Byron Richardson, Darlene Leidigh was named president with Linda Moneypenny as vice president Jackalyn Gleason as secretary and Linda Cassidy as treasurer. Okiciyapi group members attended a come as you will be party at Mrs Jerome Gongwer s home with games played.
Mrs. Thomas Newcomb at 1342 Fifth Street NW was honored at a Monday pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Gary Zila of 341 Thirteenth Street SW with co host Mrs. Harold Trosky Jr. and thirteen guests attending.
Miss Lorene Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Andrews Center Point wed Kenny Leaven son of the Lawrence Leavens Independence at St Johns Catholic church in Independence. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids with the bride employed by Penick and Ford and the groom by Iowa Manufacturing.
Acting President Harry M. Gage announced Dr. Stanley J. Heywood will serve as administrative assistant to both the acting president and the dean of the college. Heywood, education department chair and registrar, came to Coe in 1954 from the University of Chicago where he worked with Kellogg Foundation sponsored Midwest Administration Center insights. Canadian born and educated.
Notices announce Charles V. Gilchrist appointed administrator of Mina E. Gilchrist estate and a hearing for the last will of Antonie Champar in Linn County Iowa. Filing of claims and appearances required by January 21 1957 and January 28 1957 respectively. Cedar Rapids courthouse documents list Bryce M. Pisher and Kubicek Novak Kubicek as attorneys.
A member of the Indian Air Force reserve served as a flying instructor and taught pilots during two summers at the Royal Military College of Canada.
Notice in Linn County Iowa names Anna Novak as Executrix of Annie Zach estate died in Linn County and requests all debts and claims be presented for filing with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Attorneys Hubicek Novak Kubicek represent the estate.
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