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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1950

Page

2

German teachers visit Iowa to study home economics

Annalise Straub and Caccelia Ullman from Dachau and Wuerttemberg arrived at Iowa State College on a four week exchange under the European Cooperation Administration pro am program. They will tour Iowa State’s home economics program, live with farm families in Iowa counties, and compare U S practices with German home economics education.

Wuerttemberg United States European Cooperation Administration Proam America Annalise Iowa State College Caccelia Ullman Dachau Munich Germany Annalise Straub Mary Schlich Iowa State Edge Iowa

Two Iowa Students Travel to Minnesota for Extension Program

Stella White and another student plan a four month stay after visiting in the state. They will return to Iowa State college for a week before moving on to Minnesota to observe the University of Minnesota extension teaching program in agricultural and home economics. They say the time will not be long enough to see everything they want. A vacuum tip promises better cleaning by emptying the bag regularly and storing attachments nearby.

Accessa Cacceli Iowa Plains United States Annalise Iowa State College Minnesota University of Minnesota

Gamma Theta Beta Sigma Phi elects new officers

The Gamma Theta chapter selects new officers: Margaret Ceynar as president Phyllis Hidinger as vice president Jeanne Thoman as secretary Mary Carfrae as treasurer Agnes Fiala as corresponding secretary Jean Sejkora as extension officer.

Service circle notes and donations from local meeting

The King's Daughters group met at Mrs. Hugh Reynolds home at 1546 Seventh Avenue SE. Mrs. M F Brown assisted and Mrs. F M Chermak led devotions. Members donated nine dollars to Camp Lookout and five dollars to the Red Cross and contributed kitchen articles.

King’s Daughters Hugh Reynolds Seventh Avenue SE M. F. Brown F. M. Chermak Camp Lookout Red Cross

Mercy Hospital Alumnae Meeting Planned at School of Nursing

Mercy Hospital Alumnae Association will hold a meeting Monday at 7 45 p m at the school of nursing. Hostesses are Miss Alberta Hogan Loretta Howe Catherine Hoy Frances Jicha and Mrs Geraldine Jones with Mrs Marceil Kennedy as chairman.

Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Alberta Hogan Loretta Howe Catherine Hoy Frances Jicha Geraldine Jones Marceil Kennedy

Stephens College Epidemic Halts Weekend Dance

Stephens College in Columbia Missouri cancels a weekend dance as the campus hall becomes a makeshift ward with hospital beds. A mild flu outbreak affects eighty of 2200 students while Cedar Rapids girls remain well. President Rainey reassures parents that precautions are in place.

Stephens College Columbia Homer Rainey

Camp Fire Council Fire Honors Local Girls at Calvary Church

Camp Fire groups held a council fire Thursday evening at Calvary Baptist Church. Nine girls received ranks including Judy Kremenak Heath Dougherty Ellingson Bellinger Crane Marilyn Gould Neffin Diane Bishop and Candles were lit by Mary Long Mona Bellinger Carroll Miller Judy Ernst Sharon Kimes Kay Herrbach Charles VanCleve Barbara Canaday.

Cleveland Calvary Baptist Church Marvin Gard Judy Kremenak Judy Heath Judy Dougherty Karen Ellingson Mona Bellinger Shirley Crane Trailseeker Marilyn Gould Gretchen Neff Diane Bishop Mary Long Caroll Miller Judy Ernst Sharon Kimes Kay

Richard Buresh Returns From Mexican Vacation

Mr and Mrs Richard H Buresh of 540 Knollwood drive SE have returned from a month long vacation in Mexico.

Richard H. Buresh Knollwood Drive Mexico

Mrs Armstrong Returns From West Coast Vacation

Mrs. W. R. Armstrong of 1912 Fifth avenue SE has returned after five weeks in San Francisco and San Diego. Accompanying her were her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Forster of Minneapolis.

W. R. Armstrong Fifth Avenue SE San Francisco San Diego F. A. Forster Minneapolis

Madame Lilly Dache to unveil seven veil designs

Fashion notes from New York report Madame Lilly Dache will launch a seven veil wardrobe set in nylon silk or horsehair veiling. Veil styles include skull hugging and loose cage shapes in black white and hair-matching shades with floral velvet bow accents and rhinestone edged evening models.

New York INS Lilly Dache Dache

Hustons to Celebrate 64th Anniversary in Cedar Rapids

Mr and Mrs Sherman Huston of 795 Shaver Road NE Cedar Rapids mark their sixty fourth wedding anniversary with a family dinner planned for Sunday Present at the observance are C W Huston Kansas City Mo Mrs Cecil Sorensen Toledo Ohio and Mrs Grace Leonard Mrs E C Penrod and L L Huston all Cedar Rapids The couple have fifteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren Mr Huston is 82 and Mrs Huston 79

Sherman Huston Shaver Road C. W. Huston Kansas City Cecil Sorensen Toledo Ohio Grace Leonard E. C. Penrod L. L. Huston Cedar Rapids Huston

Shelves as space savers in small rooms show design potential

A design note proposes five home furnishings problems and uses curved shelves to solve two or three. Shelves store and display items, decorate, and fit tight walls. One curved shelf turns a corner to hold a lamp over a bed, a solution suitable for narrow spaces.

Circle at Nicholson home shared devotions and guests

I H N circle of the King's home at Mrs D A Nicholson 301 Twenty eighth street drive SE held devotions with Mrs C Peremsky as host and guests including Mrs Dora O'Donnell and Mrs Paul Speraw.

I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters D. A. Nicholson Twenty-eighth Street Drive C. Peremsky Dora O’donnell Paul Speraw

Circle activities at Miss Hugunin home on Second Ave SE

Jane Boyd hosts a King’s Circle event at Miss Bessie Hugunin’s home 1015 Second Avenue SE with Mrs. Eric Fraser assisting. Mrs. William Hughes leads devotions and Mrs. Gertrude Bain conducts Bible study. Mrs. R. L. Lemon reports on the Linn County board meeting.

Jane Boyd The King’s Daughters Bessie Hugunin Second Avenue SE Eric Fraser William Hughes Gertrude Bain R. L. Lemon Linn County Board

Linn Democrats To Give Informal Benefit Dance

The Linn County Democratic Central committee hosts an informal benefit dance at the Armar ballroom tonight from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ralph and his Gloom Chasers provide music. General chairman Milo Sedlacek, ticket chairman John Reilly, and committee chairs Miss Mercedes Hurley and James Brady organize the event.

Armar Linn County Democratic Central Committee Ralph Gloom Chasers Milo Sedlacek John Reilly Mercedes Hurley James Brady

Burt Frenches Present Play Before Newcomers

A one act play A Sunny Morning was staged by Mr and Mrs Burt French of the Foot lighters for the Welcome Wagon Newcomers club luncheon. Mrs Leo Louis became president succeeding Mrs Jules Kepling who moves to Wisconsin. Mrs J Archer Eggen takes over as secretary. Fifteen new Cedar Rapids residents joined fifty attending. Hostess committee included Mrs Phillip Graue and others.

Burt French Footlighters Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Leo Louis Jules Kepling Wausau Wis J. Archer Eggen Louis Cedar Rapids Mmes Herman Randle James L. Carter Clarence D. Hunter Jack D. Mayfield Forest L. Goetsch W. R. Cummings Donald Derr Myron Berry Harold Sternberg C. F. Cleeremans Morgan L. Morris C. R. Schroeder W. S. Fishell Tom Finnerti Edward H. Carlson Phillip Graue Jesse H. Moore William L. Hoffman W. C. Kaffenberger

Birthday Club Hosts Lunch at Cedar Rapids Country Club

Mrs. C. K. Kosek hosted a Birthday club luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Thursday. Members then spent the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert A. Donahue at 1953 Blake boulevard SE.

C. K. Kosek Second ‘Street Birthday Club Cedar Rapids Country Club Robert A. Donahue Blake Boulevard

Hayes School Camp Fire Elects Wee Chamay Officers

The Hayes school Camp Fire group Wee Chamay elects Judy Lowe as president Joyce Campbell as vice president Sheryl Douda as secretary Mary Jane Van Cura as treasurer Betty Jean Pisha as scribe Donna Jean Dvorak as pianist with members Judy Louvar Janice James Jacquie Lane and Sandra Adams Guardian is Mrs John Pisha sponsor Mrs Donald Van Cura.

Hayes School Wee Chamay Judy Lowe Joyce Campbell Sheryl Douda Mary Jane van Cura Betty Jean Pisha Donna Jean Dvorak Judy Louvar Janice James Jacquie Lane Sandra Adams Guardian John Pisha Donald van Cura

Chicago and North Western Woman's Club Celebrates 20th Anniversary

The club met for lunch on Thursday at 106% Second Avenue SE to mark twenty years since its founding. Mrs. Zereda Van Deusen discussed her European trip and displayed articles she bought abroad. Nomination chair is Mrs. Jack Schloeman with help from Mrs. Don Livingston and Mrs. Guy Andrews. Hostesses were Mrs. James Watt and Mrs. Livingston.

Chicago and North Western Woman’s Club Second Avenue SE Zereda van Deusen Jack Schloeman Don Livingston Guy Andrews James Watt Livingston

Gala dessert mold with whipped gelatin and fruit

A party dessert uses a cake ring filled with whipped flavored gelatin and fruit, garnished with whipped cream. The style suggests a glamorous, gala presentation likened to a French chef's banquet.

Secrets of Charm by John Roberts

A historical column explains how voice tone conveys meaning beyond words and guides readers to study and adjust their own tonal expressions. It encourages self‑reflection, listening to others, and future lessons on tone correction, then describes a color guide service with a mailed request and a small fee.

Laure Whedbee Hat Pattern for Spring and Summer

Crochet a thrifty washable straw yarn hat to match every dress. Easy pattern 996 provides directions. Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept P O Box 5740 Chicago Ill with pattern number name and address.

Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department P. O Chicago Ill Needlecraft Dept P.O

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