22 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1961
Page
1
A homemaker Mrs J A Marshak a recipe pioneer shares her pork chop infused spaghetti sauce and carrot cookies. She notes the batch yields generously and can be scaled. The article also mentions a chili beef dish and a wedding announcement in Norway for Marie Kimm.
MINNEAPOLIS New clothing this year will be lighter and easier to care for due to blends of natural and man made fibers. University of Minnesota extension specialists say lighter outer coats jackets and suits will be common as foam laminated interlinings cut weight. Technical fiber advances promise true wash and wear fabrics though some ironing remains necessary for many items.
New York UPI reports zircons prized for brilliance and fire, ranking just below diamonds. The American Gem Society notes blue as the most popular color, with pale honey, golden yellow, red and leaf green also available.
Malta Chapter 415 Order of the Eastern Star installed Delbert C. Miller and Sam Wiley as worthy matron and patron. Officers installed included Mrs. Herman Radidat2 associate matron George Hill associate patron and others. Installing officers were Wayne Montgomery Ed Y. Jones Le Roy Peterson and others. A dinner for 350 preceded the ceremony and a reception followed for 2 attendees.
The column highlights U.S. presence in Europe and Africa by Armstrong, an Cedar Rapids connections to Route 66 filming in Phoenix, and a North Dakota posting by Mrs. Fred Babcock. It cites Capt. Elliott B. Roberts on the IGY funding, international cooperation, and the Smithsonian report praising scientific unity and public awareness.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs E W Kappmeyer of Oelwein notes the engagement of their daughter Connie Marie to James L Werner son of Mr and Mrs Leon Werner of Van Horne Both are Coe College students plans call for a summer wedding
The American home department meets Tuesday at 12 30 for a covered dish luncheon with a round table discussion on favorite home making ideas and a 2 o clock program. Art department hosts crafts and cards Monday at 7 30. Fine arts rehearsals Monday 10. Literature and current events Monday 10 45 includes a world affairs round table and a 12 30 picnic lunch with review of Dr Ida Experiences in India by Mrs Hjermstad. Past presidents luncheon Friday 1 features Israel and the Near East with hostesses listed.
Announcement states the engagement of Miss Sally Starkey to Donald Machovec son of Mr and Mrs James Machovec Route 3. The bride elects parents are Mr and Mrs Charles Starkey Sixth Street Road SW Paris Beauty academy alumna Miss Starkey. Machovec works for Louis Brothers. No wedding date has been set.
Miss Diane Averill and Hunter Chase were married with Mary Tilton as maid of honor and Leonard Chase as best man. Seventy five guests attended a church reception. The bride worked at the Sunrise cafe and Mr. Chase serves in the air force in Dover Delaware where they will reside.
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