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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1960
Page
2
Church groups plan meetings and hostesses across Lutheran, PTA and Masonic circles in Marion. Rebekah and Esther circles meet with various hosts. preschool and school groups study Luke and child safety. civic clubs and real estate ads accompany church activities. Members relocate as Lt Oakley heads to California.
Nearly $80 has been donated to the Frances Vahl Memorial fund by the Marion Rural Community PTA to help a teacher pursue advanced training in special education. Mrs. Vahl taught special education at the local school before her Jan. 25 death.
Mrs Earl Block, previously ill with a throat infection for three weeks at her Alburnett road home, has been admitted to Mercy hospital for treatment.
The Music Staff club, Bible study groups at Linn-Mar High, and St. Luke church plan meetings. Mrs J Ir om Booth hosts at 9 30 a m in the library, led by Mrs E T Gough, with Friday 2 p m session led by Mrs Norman J Waffle. Mary's Dickinson circle meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Lucille Bailey. Bess Patterson leads devotion.
The board of trustees will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the church to discuss church affairs and decisions.
Chapter K1 PEO will meet with Mrs Herman Strader Tuesday at 1 p m with Mrs Em ery J Miller assisting hostess Officers will be elected and installed Marion Linn chapter D A R will meet Wednesday at 2 p m with Mrs William Hamilton 910 Twenty sixth st Bob Kerns 1047 Fourth ave has returned from a vacation in the South attending Mardi Gras in New Orleans Marion chapter No 10 R A M will meet Tuesday at temple Trojan lodge No 548 AF and AM will meet Friday at 7 30 p m for regular work
The Four C club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Beckner. Marion High School plans its annual Big Ten Ball at Armar Friday evening.
The Tuck-a-stitch club will meet with Mrs. Jack Bev auns Tuesday at 1 30 p m.
Chicago report cites February Archives of Dermatology article by Drs Yul Brynner and colleagues from Pittsburgh. Diffuse cyclic hair loss in healthy young women is temporary, usually lasting weeks, and often reverses with new growth after corticosteroid hormone treatment.
A quick blast of iWant Ads informs thousands within hours about a new offer. The blitz creates swift visibility and immediate inquiries, signaling strong demand and broad audience reach.
Calmar high school senior Robert Meyer, 18, pled guilty to passing bad checks in Ossian and Decorah. Judge W H Antes sentenced him to one year in county jail, suspended all but two months and allowed beginning after June 10 after his graduation. Also in district court, Robert Kessel of Postville pled guilty to forgery tied to bad checks and received a 10 year sentence with bench parole.
Television 9 presents a review of Eisenhower s presidential mission in South America scheduled Sunday at 2 PM. The program analyzes aims results and regional impact with host commentary and archival footage.
A semi trailer went out of control on icy Highway 20 four miles west of Independence around noon Saturday. The vehicle sheared off two telephone poles. driver Roy Warfield of Shannon, Illinois, was uninjured.
In San Antonio a Democratic executive committee faces a ballot listing problem as two candidates share the name R. L. "Bob" Strickland. One is an oilman, the other a state representative, both seeking the state senate seat from the same county.
Valparaiso Indiana. The Indiana General Corp. says it has completed the production of its 250000th magnet intended to remove metal objects such as nails and bail wire from cows stomachs. The device aids in preventing hardware damage to dairy herds.
Lord Carrington, newly named first lord of the admiralty, made his first voyage aboard a Royal Navy minesweeper in Portsmouth England. Previously a career army man the title marks a shift to naval service in his public career.
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