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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
20
Gay Elizabeth Grant of Dayton Ohio engaged to Robert E. Lee of Washington DC. Lee is a descendant of the Civil War commander Robert E Lee who surrendered to Ulysses Grant. A September wedding marks the turnabout in history.
Listings of meetings and events for local clubs and auxiliaries including Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary 22, United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary, Cedar Rapids Police State auxiliary, Daughters of Nile, Hearing Society, Club 382, Rock Island Woman's club, Eagles Auxiliary, Women of Moose Chapter 515, Loyal Order of the Moose officers, Knights of Pythias, Royal Neighbors, Rebekahs Home lodge, Star of Maine lodge, Cedar staff, and a window shade advertisement. Details include dates, times, locations, and required items for potlucks and service.
Mr and Mrs John Ralston of Lisbon will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary next Sunday from 2 to 5 with an open house. They married June 27 1912 at Anamosa. Mr Ralston retired in 1959 from Lisbon Elevator Co. Their family includes Leonard of Marion Cedar Rapids Verse and Florence Heath deceased. The couple have 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
The president of the American Library Association says about 25 000 librarian jobs are available to qualified librarians and many start at 5 000 dollars or more a year. Mrs Florrinell F Morton of Baton Rouge La president of the association noted most librarians are women but more men are entering the field. The association spoke at a Miami Beach news conference after the recent convention urging readers to check want ads.
Chicago fashion coverage describes a whittle waisted silhouette dominating summer lines. Belts rise higher and wider, emphasizing the midriff on suits dresses and sportswear with draped cummerbunds soft ties and cropped jackets. The princess style curves at the waist before flaring into pleats signaling a bold feminine trend for the season.
Mrs. Louis Kaiser Jr presided as president along with Mrs. Lester Henkle and Mrs. Mary Sousa as vice presidents Mrs Homer Lockard serves as secretary Mrs Jerry Losenicky as treasurer Mrs Ernest Gilliatt as chaplain Mrs Don Collins as historian and Mrs Gerald Flickinger as sergeant at arms for the auxiliary.
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