Administration Wives Stymied in Campaigning
Washington reports GOP campaign insiders balk at involving presidential wives. Gretchen Gorog and others say they were not asked to speak or organize women nationwide. Elly Peterson vows to mobilize Women for Ford, while other aides critique outreach as sorely delayed.
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Washington
Ford
Bill Gorog
Ohio
Gretchen
Warren
Gorog
Oklahoma
Reagan
Tulsa
White House
Elliot Richardson
GOP
NSC
Brant Scowcroft
Bill Seidman
Grand Rapids
Jessica Hobby Catto
Administration
Ford Committee
Elly Peterson
Anniversary notices for four Iowa couples in 1960s paper
Eom howe Couples Cae Anniversaries URBANA Mr Ralph Remer and his wife plan a 60th wedding anniversary open house at the Vin ton Country club hosted by their son Vernon Remer Their family includes three grandchildren They wed June 28 1916 in Cedar Falls OELWEIN Charles Hutchison and wife celebrate their 25th anniversary with mass buffet and open house Their children Charlene Timothy Daniel and Bridget hosted The couple wed July 4 1951 in Oelwein They have three grandchildren INDEPENDENCE Kenneth Doty and wife observe their 35th anniversary with a brunch open house from 10 to 4 Hosts include daughters Mrs Walter Coe of Chicago and Mrs Ray Walton They wed July 13 1940 in Winthrop
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Urbana
Ralph Remer
Vinton Country Club
Vernon Remer
Remer
Kittie Weisbard
Cedar Falls
Oelwein
Charles Hutchison
Francis J. Buck
Charlene
Rodney Bayness
Timothy
Daniel
Bridget
Hutchison
Georgia Ann Butler
Independence
Kenneth Doty
Walter Coe
Chicago
Ray Walton
Doty
Winthrop
Reincke Couple to Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Delmar A Reincke and Iva White wed July 7 1926 in Waukon mark their 50th anniversary with a trip to Northern Minnesota. Their son Cletus and daughter Betty Gallagher, plus seven grandchildren and one great grandchild, share in the family milestone. Groths of Postville celebrate their 51st anniversary this Saturday.
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Delmar A. Reincke
Fourth Street
Minnesota
Fred W. Groth
Postville
Mr. Reincke
Iva White
Waukon
Betty R. Gallagher
Cedar Rapids
Cletus A. Reincke
Redondo Beach
Calif
Silver Anniversary Noted by Oltmanns
CENTRAL CITY The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oltmann will be noted next Sunday with a reception from 1 to 4 at their home. Mr. Oltmann and former Shirley Hildebrand wed July 11, 1951, in Prairieburg. Their four children are Marsha Barnhill Platteville Wisconsin Beverly Altmann Marion and Judith and Virginia at home. On this date in 1776 the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress in Philadelphia.
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Central City
Raymond Oltmann
Worcester Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. W N Worcester of 1341 B avenue NW marked 50 years of marriage. They wed July 5 1926 in Glenwood. The couple has three children Marilynn Faber Ellen McLaud and Robert Worcester, plus 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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W.N. Worcester
B Avenue NW
Glenwood
Marilynn Faber
Ellen McLaud
Cedar Rapids
Robert Worcester
California
King's Daughters Breakfast Meet at Suburban Mar ion
King's Daughters Friendly Service Members will meet at 9 Tuesday morning for breakfast at the Suburban restaurant in Marion.
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Marion
Gruber Bahr Vows in St Patrick’s Church Ceremony
Miss Linda Lea Gruber and Stanley Charles Bahr wed at WAUKON St Patrick’s with Rev. John J. Purtell officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Clark Snither and bridesmaids Dawn Kelley Jean Foley Lori Bahr. Reception for 250 at the church followed. They will live in Waukon.
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Waukon
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Linda Lea Gruber
Stanley Charles Bahr
John J. Purtell
Harris Gruber
Charles Bahr
Clark Snither
Dawn Kelley
Jean Foley
Lori Bahr
ABWA Meeting Slated At Village Inn Wednesday
ABWA members gather for cocktails at six and dinner at six thirty at the Village Inn. Attorney Scott Bogguss will discuss retirement programs and Lorrayne Kaeberle will speak vocationally. Betty Zobac will give the invocation and benediction.
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Village Inn
Scott Bogguss
Lorrayne Kaeberle
Betty Zobac
Sirowy Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sirowy of 151 LeRoy Street NW was noted. They wed July 1, 1951 in Cedar Rapids. She is the former Marian Montross. A surprise dinner June 25 at the Highlander supper club in Iowa City honored them, hosted by their son Randy Sirowy and spouse. forty guests attended.
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Roger Sirowy
LeRoy Street
Cedar Rapids
Marian Montross
Highlander Supper Club
Iowa City
Inlaw
Randy Sirowy
First Cowboys Were Indians
America's first cowboys were Indians. Spanish missionaries in the Southwest raised cattle and trained natives in cattle care. Cowboys as a legend arose after the Civil War, with railroads ending long drives by century’s turn. today the cowboy appears in modern vehicles and even from air and on foot.
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America
Southwest
No One Told Her about Flag
A reflective piece on how the flag shapes emotion and identity across life events. It traces childhood dance, sports crowds, a grandmother's wartime grief, protests, and everyday uses of the flag from anger to pride, ending with a personal declaration of national belonging.
Dickens Bisek Engagement Announced for Next Summer
El don W. Dickens and Cecilia R. Dickens of Cedar Rapids announce the engagement to Michael A. Bisek, son of Michael F. Bisek and wife. Vows planned next summer. Cecilia works at Americana Health Care. former Graceland student and University of Iowa plan. Michael attended the University of Iowa and Grace College in Winona Lake. employed by Cedar Rapids city.
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Eldon W. Dickens
Redbud Road
Cecilia R
Michael A. Bisek
Michael F. Bisek
Center Street
Miss Dickens
Americana Health Care Center
Graceland College
University of Iowa
U. of I. and Grace College
Winona Lake
Ind
City of
Cedar Rapids
Colonial Statesmen Loved Gourmet Food
John Adams noted elegant feasts at the Continental Congress in Philadelphia. Benjamin Franklin enjoyed dining and believed drinking enjoyed divine approval. Thomas Jefferson stood as the most dedicated gourmet among the founders.
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John Adams
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
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