Paper doll dress wrapped in party paper stirs fashion
Designer Louis Margliano unveils a 250 dollar black transparent paper dress meant to be worn once and discarded. Stella Stevens modeled it in a tryout as men remarked it fits like wallpaper and noted the dress is light but lacks reuse after pressing destroys its sculpture.
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Louis Margliano
Stella Stevens
Margliano
Stella
Practical footwear and device protection tips from everyday life
A note emphasizes the importance of good shoes for long walks and compares walking distance to golf. It advises wrapping cigarette pack cellophane around a wristwatch to protect it from moisture while still allowing time reading.
Quilt Pattern 815 Delights Cours Wheden Square Dance
Pattern 815 offers a 2 patch quilt using four fabrics for an heirloom effect. Includes charts pieces directions yardages and mail order price 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mailing. Send to Laura Wheeler Cedar Rapids Gazette Needle craft Dept New York address with pattern number name and zone.
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Laura Wheeler
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
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Old Chelsea Station
New York
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Sores and Lesions: Warning Signs of Cancer Explained
Dear Dr Motner explains there is no single rule for the seven danger signals of cancer. Slow healing may be due to infection irritation or scar tissue. Any lesion that does not heal over weeks warrants biopsy. white or rough spots may be precancerous and should be removed. Early detection offers a high cure rate and peace of mind.
Tourism Gains Cited by Erbe in Iowa Communities
Iowa Governor Norman Erbe praised growing local promotion of tourism across the state. He cited Amana tours, Dubuque city programs, Keokuk steamboat museum, and Fort Madison fort rebuilding. A 65-acre tourist facility is planned near Herbert Hoover birthplace in West Branch.
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UPI
Iowa
Norman Erbe
Erbe
Northwest Iowa
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Thornburg reunion reelects Carl White as president
Carl White of Cedar Rapids was re elected president of the Thornburg reunion held over the weekend at the Fisher school.
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Thornburg
Carl White
Cedar Rapids
Luck Plays Big Role in Hat Making
New York millinery designers share superstitions guiding fall and winter collections. Pins dropped on the floor signal good sales. a hat on the floor means a hit. a hat on a chair forecasts flop. Likely buyers and press in early July will feel the influence of these beliefs.
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Sally Victor
Fred
John Frederics
John
Mr. Arnold
Emme
Don Marshall
Marshall
Aurora plans July 4 celebration with races, softball game
The Community club and local businessmen sponsor a city park Fourth of July event in Aurora featuring races and contests, a women's softball game, a free 8 p.m. movie, and a fireworks display.
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Aurora
Gazette Classified Notice Solicits Home Buyers
The Gazette announces a housing buy request under classification 50 inviting interested buyers to explore listings. Prospective purchasers are directed to review available properties and contact the office for details and deadlines.
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Gazette
Mary Gordon Weds Ronald Kuhse in Arlington Church
Mary Gordon became the bride of Ronald Lee Kuhse in a Sunday ceremony at St. John's Lutheran church Arlington. Rev J F Wipperman officiated and maid of honor Claudette Clark of Delaware attended. The couple will reside at 1527 Avenue NE Cedar Rapids where she works at Killian's beauty salon.
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Don Springer
Glen Kalous
Cedar Rat
la Gamm
Michael Whee
Cedar Rapids
Academy of Beauty
Ple
Two Street
Cedar Rap
Killian
Linneou Engineering Department
Arlington
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mary Jean Gordon
Joe Gordons
Ronald Lee Kuhse
Archie W. Kuhses
Avenue NE
J. F. Wipperman
Claudette Clark
Delaware
Patricia Kuhse
Eileen Thode
Lutherans Weigh World Council of Churches Membership
Waverly AP reports district delegates of the American Lutheran Church debated joining the World Council of Churches at a state convention. Delegates from 395 congregations heard Dr. Frederik Schiotz of Minneapolis criticize radical right wing groups as creating fear and division within the church amid the council’s Russian Orthodox decision.
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