J E Davis Giving Bridal Dinner Tonight
The Florentine room at the Roosevelt hosts a bridal dinner for Miss Carolyn Clauss and James L. Davis tonight at 6 80. Guests include the Clauss and Davis families and friends from Kansas City Denver Des Moines Manchester and Wichita Falls. The couple will wed Saturday at 4 in the First Presbyterian Church.
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Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Carolyn Clauss
James Lla Davis
Arthur F. Clauss
Thirtieth Street Drive
J. Elliott Davis
Trail Ridge Road
First Presbyterian Church
Etect
Eclect
F. W
Texas
Pat Harvey
Denver
Charles Corwin
Des Moines
William Wallace
Manchester
Elmcrest Club Women’s Golf Day Results Brief
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club hosted Women’s Golf Day with Mrs H L Van Winkle posting a slow back nine, while Raymond A Shank Gus Schrader and Frank Martin tied on the front nine. Mrs John Kehrer and Walter Whitford tied for low putts. Mrs Ray Ashlock won the birdie prize. Mines Ray Hirleman A L Nase and K N Kruse won special prizes. Bridge prizes awarded to the Mines. Walter F Winkrantz John L Petersen Hoyt Thomas noted among participants.
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Elmcrest Club
H. L. van Winkle
Raymond A. Shank
Gus, Schrader
Frank Martin
Elmcrest
Country Club
John Kehrer
Walter Whitford
Ray Ashlock
The
Mines
Ray ‘Hirleman
A. L. Nase
K. N. Kruse
Walter F. Winkrantz
John L. Petersen
Hoyt Thomas
Engagements And Weddings in Oxford area
Mr and Mrs Raymond Dunn announce the forthcoming marriage of Ramona Dunn to Donald Kolac son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kolac of Iowa City She is a Marycrest College graduate who taught in Milwaukee Public Schools He is a University of Lawa graduate with McGladrey Hansen Dunn and Company in Cedar Rapids Caxgon Norma Jean Halstead will wed Harold Vande Vegte bride elect is the Willard Halstead to Ypsilanti Mich groom elect is son of Charles and Mrs Vande Vegte Ford Motor Company Manchester Detailing engagement news from local families and communities
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Oxford
Raymond Dunn
Ramona
Donald J. Kolac
Frank Kolac
Iowa City
Miss Dunn
Marycrest College
Davenport
Milwaukee
Kolac
University of Tawa
McGladrey, Hansen, Dunn and Company
Cedar Rapids
Caxgon
Norma Jean Halsterd
Harold Vande Vegte
Willard Halsteads
Charles Vande Vegtes
Ypsilanti, Mich
Miss Halstead
Postville
Faith
Vande Vegte
Ford Motor Company
Manchester
Decorah
W. M. Telford
Carol
Thomas L. Norman
Carlton Norman
Thompson
Tae
Nes
Agnes Fitzpatrick
Cedar Ids
Marriag
Kay
John J. Sentovich
Los Angeles
Sentovich
Mike Sentovich
Lead, S.D
Soho Construction Company
Transfiguration
Amiss
Harriet Ann Labovitch
St. Paul
St. William
Dore Gasway
Temple of
Aaron
Herman M. Schaalman
Bernard S. Raskas
Bertha Labovitch
Samuel 3
Dahevitch
Gasway
John P. Galway
Bever Avenue
Labovitch
Herbert Modelevsky
Hohner
Miles Lane
Nancy Galway
Harmony Slater
Gerry Lee Ornstein
Roger Karon
Highland Park
Allan Conney
Jerome Davis
Harald Falk
Bruce Harris
Modelevsky
Robert Galway
Commnodore
Servce
Gosway
University of Minnesota
Leather Is Fanciest Style for Paris Men
Leather dominates Paris menswear with leather duffle coats blazers and jackets in camel to admiral blue shades. Crocodile shoes and leather accessories mark high status while lingering notes of wedding notices and personal updates appear in the same column.
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Paris
Nora W
Ins
Paris Jeatler
Leftbank
Fur hats grow feathers in new 1986 fashion twist
New York milliner Sally Victor showcases fur hats with feather trims from berets to turbans. Ostrich plumes adorn parasol chapeaux and net bonnets while all fur and all feather designs trend this season. A wedding notice and delegates to a convention accompany the fashion page.
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Olea Curtis
New York
INS
Sally Victor
Sally
Dr Kurt L Wray Named Assistant Professor at Coe College
New York native Dr Kurt L Wray will join Coe College as assistant professor of chemistry next fall. He currently works at an industrial research lab in Wakefield Massachusetts and earned a PhD in chemistry from Brown University in 1985.
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Kurt L. Wray
Coe College
New York
Wakefield
Mass
Dr. Wray
Alfred University
Weray Milnor
Brown University
Cedar Rapids Consolidates Garbage Rules In New Ordinance
A Cedar Rapids city council preliminary approved a sweeping ordinance consolidating waste disposal rules. The measure limits outdoor burning to after 6 a.m. to before 8 p.m. and requires households to store garbage properly. The bill aims to curb fly problems by targeting commercial containers and unsealed waste.
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Smith
Grace and Prince May Visit U.S. This Fall
Monte Carlo reports officials say it is very probable Prince Rainier and Princess Grace will visit the United States this fall. The notice reflects ongoing plans for high profile royal travel.
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Grace
Prince
U.S
Monte Carlo
Prince Rainier R
Princess Grace
United States
Cedar Rapids Holds Annual Bicycle Rodeo for Youth
More than 200 boys and girls took part in the Cedar Rapids Playground and Recreation Commission bicycle rodeo across four city centers. Held during Bicycle Safety Week, events tested riding skills rather than speed, and a rib bons were awarded to top finishers in each event.
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Cedar Rapids
Women’s Golf Invitational At Indian Creek Country Club
A women’s out-of-town golf invitational was held Thursday at the Indian Greek Country Club with 60 players from Monticello Manchester Oelwein Iowa City Tipton Maquoketa and Mt Vernon. Co chairs were Mrs George Carter Jr and Mrs E E Heintze with Mrs Russell L Camp of Iowa City as medalist and Mrs William Summerwill of Iowa City as pitch and putt. Medalist runner up Ether prizes went to Mary Phillips of Iowa City and Marilyn Sterner of Manchester. Special prizes were awarded to Helen Evans of Mt Vernon Aliene Lichty of Iowa City Sheryl Glee Melvin Brown and John Walsh.
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Monticells
Manchester
Oalwein
Iowa City
Tipton
Maquoketa
Mt Vernon
George Carter, Jr
E. E. Heintze
Russell L. Camp
William Summerwill
Vance Stead
Monticello
Mary Phillips
Marilyn Sterner
Helen Evans
Mt. Vernon
Aliene Lichty
Sheryl Glee
Melvin Brown
John Walsh
Ordinance Limits Home Incineration and Garbage Rules
A 1910 ordinance bans open burning in fire zones and sets container standards. It requires corrugated metal cans from 10 to 20 gallons, up to 30 gallons for businesses, with tight lids and strong handles. It defines garbage and rubbish and imposes a maximum penalty of 30 days in jail or $200 fine for violations.
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Ordinnance
E “Becht
Start with soup for nutritious meals reminder
A midday call to choose Campbell's Vegetable Soup for nutrition and satisfaction. The ad highlights that soup meets hunger with protein and vitamins and ends with a tag line M'm, M'm Good. It urges making Campbell's Vegetable Soup a meal starter tomorrow.
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J.E. Davis
Vernon F. Masties
Vernon F. Mrstik
Minnesota
Louis Semoha
Lake Par
Fla
Grand Rapids
Minn
Arcadia Lodge
Marcell
von de’ Mrstik
William Dore Gasway
Mes
William
Amelia
Louise Schroeder
First Avenue NE
California
E. Ti, Knoch
Rosemont, Minn
Contiette Club
VFW
Willams White
Robert Holels
Robert Safely
James Maloney
ST. Luke's
St. Luke's Hospital
Women's Auxiliary
St. Fate
Leh
Robert Slade
Edward Files
James Carter
Louis B. Blair
St. Luke's Auxiliary
Are
Coe
McGregor
Legion
Carl Smith
W.H
Comdr
Thomas
Gar
Ailae
Gaynor Maddox Ty
NEA Food and Markets
Ber
Olye
Isito
Madison
Conn
A. C. Gilbert
Ouzerte
Jerry
Cte
Campbell
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