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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1949
Page
2
Dr Reuben Hill of Iowa State college told 83 listeners at the YWCA Marriage Clinic that quarrels keep marriages alive and air clear. He said marriages work when partners share goals, understand habits, and endure early crises with humor, empathy, and problem solving.
Mr and Mrs Henry Fullreide of near Bennett announce the marriage of their daughter Elda to Allen Schneider son of Mr and Mrs Otto Schneider. The ceremony took place in the East on February 20 by Rev Wayne Witte. The couple will operate the Fullreide farm once their Bennett home is completed.
Dr. Hill of Iowa State College discusses how couples stay together when not always good company. He notes a good marriage exists when partners recognize their value to each other despite flaws. He has written on family life and contributed to major magazines.
Mrs. George E. Thompson of 1624 Wildwood Drive NE returned from Des Moines where she attended the mid winter conference of the American Legion Auxiliary and gave a report on mental health in the Second district.
Mrs. H C Burleson hosted 12 members of her bridge club at a luncheon Wednesday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
Bill Simmons of 128 Twenty second Street NE departed Wednesday for Washington DC to establish residence. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Haven Y Simmons.
The Z. T. Cook Woman's Relief Corps 11 will hold a meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial building.
The Junior League of Cedar Rapids readies The King's Balcony for March 19 and 26 at the Paramount Theater. Mrs. Kenneth Lindsay Jr. leads a large crew handling lines sewing makeup and technical issues for the schoolchildren production.
The wedding of Helen Pishney and Joseph Sweeney took place at St. Wenceslaus church with Rev J L Kissling officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pishney, and the groom of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sweeney of Wakom. They plan to reside in Wakom after a Wisconsin honeymoon.
Miss Sue Randall of 328 Forest Drive SE is initiated into the Delta Gamma sorority at Denison University. She is a freshman student.
John E. Greenlee urged members to show leadership in community service projects and boost youth activities. The Iowa health note highlighted mental health as a major issue with thousands in care and home, stressing preventive work and local action. The group pledged 10 to Red Cross and 10 to Mental Hygiene, reported 352 Red Cross hours, and canceled all-day sewing.
Miss Norma Jean Burgess and Earl M. Whited married Saturday at 8 p.m. in Kenwood Park Methodist Church with Rev. Arthur Young officiating. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Burgess of Clarence and the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Whited of 1123 Nineteenth Street SE. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
Visitors at 373 Seventeenth street SE include Mr and Mrs J F Irvin and Mr and Mrs E A Bowers of Fargo North Dakota en route home from a trip to Mexico. Also visiting is their son Robert a University of Mexico student pursuing his master's degree.
The Watalola Camp Fire met at guardian Mrs. Carl McDonald’s home in Fifth Street NW for a patriotic program. Cora Hetherington led. Cathy Miller Beth McDonald and Virginia Rohrbacher spoke on the history of the flag. They plan to buy an American flag next week. Also notes on stain removal advise sponging stains before washing and warns hot water may set stains.
Pillows add comfort to sofas and chairs and serve as color accents to lift a room. They help balance color schemes by repeating patterns and introducing sharp shades, with today's pillows valued for their simple, handsome styling.
A local survey notes monosodium glutamate now sold in groceries and used to enhance flavors especially in cheaper meat cuts and certain vegetables. It reportedly sharpens taste buds, but fails with many sweet baked goods and dairy products.
A savory luncheon custard combines American cheese with eggs, onion, green pepper, bread crumbs, and drained mushrooms and corn. Bake in a greased 14 quart casserole in a water bath at 325 degrees F until set, about 1 1/2 hours, and serve with a tossed green salad.
Queen Esther circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 395 Twenty-sixth Street SE for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. L. E. Chehak with Mrs. O F Paulson assisting. Mrs. John Schweitzer led devotions and Mrs. Elsie Kennedy received admission service from Mrs. L A Lower as the group voted groceries a ton of coal and ...
The article notes donations of clothing to needy families and 15 sheets sent to the Children's Home. Guests included the Mines. Present were Theodore Paulson, R. F. Nazette, and T. M. Leigh.
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