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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
7
Families of Edward White and James McDivitt slept well after early UPI reports on Gemini 4. Wives and children watched broadcasts and planned to visit the Manned Spacecraft Center to observe mission controllers.
Winners announced for the Howell movement at the Roosevelt hotel with first place going to Forrest Binger and Robert Snyder. Second were the Mmes. Edward J. Hanna and G. Blencoe.
Mrs David Loupee led the field as medalist with a birdie hole and a strong approach play. Flight winners included Norris Hunt Tolbert Spangler Skievaski and Eidemiller with Wiedersburg taking a special prize. Ed Pribyl led 18 hole medalists and nine hole winners featured Loufek Redmond Mohrbach and Oelschlaeger. Bridge winners were Chandler Novak and Bedell chaired by a June golf committee. Next Thursday hosts a guest day with luncheons due by 9 am Wednesday.
Announcement of the marriage between Ingeborg Helene Weinand and John Carlton Krebs. The couple wed May 8 in Germany where Krebs, an arts and crafts instructor at Illesheim Post, holds an MA from the University of Iowa. Weinand is the daughter of Phillip and Mrs Wein, of Bad Windsheim Germany, a student of elementary education at Erlangen Nuremberg University.
Two student violin viola and piano organ recitals slated for Cedar Rapids Piano and Organ Co. on Saturday at 7 and Sunday at 2. Performers include Tami Darland Debra Anderson Ruth Hograbe Sheila Daniels with many others in Saturday and Sunday lineups.
A Tuesday evening shower for Miss Sally Kolda, daughter of Mrs. Stanley Kolda of 2021 Wiley Street SE, and engaged to June 10 groom elect Reginald Smith of Fort Madison, drew ten guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Emil Stepanek and her daughter Joan of 1012 Twentieth Street SE.
The Elmcrest Golf and Country Club pool is temporarily closed for repairs. It had been open since Memorial Day weekend and will remain shut until further notice.
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson enjoys snorkeling off Caneer Bay while on vacation in St. John Virgin Islands. She says the und ergrowth is marvelous and hopes to repeat daily. At nearby College of the Virgin Islands graduation Insular Sen. Maduro urges governors and delegates elections for Virgin Islanders. Eleven of thirteen graduates receive diplomas as two candidates fail to qualify.
Dr and Mrs E M Victorine host a graduation party at 4423 E Avenue NE for granddaughter Carolyn Victorine daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Victorine of 1517 Staub Court SE. Mr and Mrs Richard Glattley of Minneapolis will attend. Mrs Glattley is Carolyns sister.
Dr. Leo Beranek of Winchester Massachusetts visited Thursday night to see his parents the Edward Beraneks at 1631 Maple Drive NW his brother and sister in law the Lyles Beraneks of Fairfax and his grandmother Mrs Anna Beranek at 1312 First Avenue NW.
A parade at 2 1 p.m. Saturday will highlight Oelwein Dairy Days. Other events include an evening show at 7 30 in the Community High stadium and a carnival.
President's daughter Lynda Johnson will join 21 archaeology students for two weeks at Grasshopper on the Fort Apache Reservation to study a 14th century pueblo. Dr. Raymond H. Thompson notes she pays her own way and gains no college credit while Secret Service protection is allowed. An Apache ceremonial welcome will be held, with tribal council approving rites, date and location undisclosed.
Mrs. Robert L Blah nik of 3227 Bever Circle Drive SE Ames attends the Iowa State Home Economics Alumni Association meeting Friday as a board member.
Ann Rowston, 20, cut seven inches from her legs in four operations at Gobowen Hospital to stand 6 feet tall without shoes. Doctors led by Dr Lloyd Griffiths removed bone from thighs and below the knees, enabling her first steps as she plans to dance, illustrate children books, and date taller suitors.
Thursday evening events were hosted by Mrs. Edward Norgard and daughter Miss Cindy Ritenour at 526 Twenty sixth Street SE. About twenty guests attended in celebration of Miss Carol Lee DuToit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd DuToit of Park Avenue SE, and June 12 bride elect of William J. Moore of Davenport. Co hostess was Mrs. Don Cook of Third Avenue SE.
Mrs F W Franey of 507 Twenty third Street NE entertained at a Thursday morning brunch in honor of three visiting sisters. Guests included Mrs Cyril Sage Christine Haist of Los Angeles and Mrs Howard Leech of Chillicothe Missouri. Eight attended. The group will visit Cedar Rapids through mid July.
Thirty three relaxed beauties and fifteen tense ones parade before a nationwide audience and judges to select Miss U S A 196? who will win nineteen thousand dollars in prizes. Semifinalists include Leigh Sanford Judy Baldwin Gloria Jon and Phillis Johnson with last year’s winner Bobbi Johnson to crown the new Miss U S A.
An old fragrance advert praises Lemon Jelwyn as a lemon based skin freshener and cleanser. It claims to reduce yellowness in hands and neck, refine pores, remove oil, and beautify the complexion. It also suggests brushing a little on the hair after shampoo for added sparkle.
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