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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1960
Page
10
In New York AP report Cameron Hawley says ambitious young businessmen look for an intellectual wife as a status symbol. He notes changing norms from decorative spouses to partners who can discuss business and support careers, including more educated wives and PhDs, with war era marriages shaping today’s couples.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises pattern 636 for embroidery motifs for linen items. Include name address and zone with 35 cents, add 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing, send to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York.
Members of the King’s Daughters Service circle served as hostesses for a salad luncheon hosted by Mrs. Hugh Reynolds at 1546 Seventh Ave SE. Devotions were given by Mrs. E. D. Jack and Bible study led by Mrs. Amos Chase. Mrs. Glenn Durkee reported on the Linn County union meeting. Members stitched tea towels for the Community house.
A beauty expert from Chicago recommends beginning the day with a two minute finger tip wash and facial massage. Apply creamy lather and gently lift the skin from chin to ear, then move from nose to temples and forehead, rinsing with lukewarm water to close pores without injuring blood vessels.
Miss Ursula Rohrig daughter of the Har leis of Hazleton married Delbert Hummel son of the Elton Hummels of Fairbank in a Thursday 2 30 wedding at the Methodist church. The Rev Jack DeLong officiated as Duane Hummel of Fairbank attended the couple. They plan to live on a farm near Oelwein and Mrs Hummel is employed at People’s Hospital in Independence.
Ruth Millett argues against the pressure to imitate wealth through fashion homes and cars. She warns that attempting to appear rich misleads families, leads to debt, and distracts from sensible budgeting and saving. She urges magazines to promote frugality over showy living.
Ot Yo Kwa Camp Fire members choose Susan Clark as president Susan Karr as vice president Pamela Mains as secretary Pamela Slife as treasurer Diana Slife as rehabilitation and Chris Lagerquist as scribe Group leader named Mrs DeVere Slife.
Faye Henle reports opinions on outmoded banking laws that restrict bankers ability to serve customers. Experts argue trusts and accumulative systems could expand access, with proposals discussed at the American Bankers Association midwinter conference. Morton Smith outlines new trust structures for small savers to build principal and later receive annuities.
The Rev. Clarence Friedman of Loras College will lead Saturday meetings at Mount Mercy with Catholic college administrators faculty and students from Loras Mount Mercy St. Ambrose Marycrest Ottumwa Heights and Mt. Clare discussing the academic program in America.
Robert Valder of Loras College serves as chair for the Iowa region overseeing Catholic higher education affairs.
Riverside Nichols and Lone Tree school boards back an eight member steering committee from each district to craft a merger proposal. Nichols voted 3 to 1 in favor while Lone Tree was unanimous. Riverside opposed 2 to 1. They initially rejected sending the plan to a steering group and choosing a high school site, with Nichols and Lone Tree preferring Lone Tree as the site. Riverside warns fringe area residents east and west may oppose a Lone Tree high school.
Small wire whips are inexpensive and indispensable for making many sauces and for whipping up an envelope of instant potato granules. A whip adds air, making the potatoes lighter and whiter than stirring with a spoon.
On March 3 1960 Adam A Kreuter was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Effie McLaughlin estate in Linn County Iowa All persons indebted must pay immediately and all claims must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County District Court Administrator Adam Kreuter attorney references involved in the notice
Miss Bettye Jean Moraski a freshman at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt Pleasant has pledged Pi Beta Phi sorority and serves as secretary treasurer of her pledge class. She is the daughter of Mrs Leo Moraski 824 Tenth St SW.
Gamma Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday evening to elect Kay Ales as president Liz Hastings as vice president Eve Parrish and Helen Kennedy as recording and corresponding secretaries respectively Helen Gardner as treasurer and Judy Kremenak as sergeant at arms.
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