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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
7
Dear Abby columns discuss a 19-year-old farm girl facing pressure from a 44-year-old man with three delinquent sons and a rushed marriage. The letters touch on marriage risk, spousal support, and a mother's struggle balancing work, babies, and an unreliable husband.
Bambos Pais, 38, who has cooked at Bloom's in London for nine years, declines an invitation to work for Princess Margaret. He cites homesickness and says money played no part. He is a Christian. The page also lists Channel 9’s 4 O'CLOCK Friday movie The Naked Hills with gold fever madness.
A lighthearted slice of local life covers a mother noticing her twin son shaved eyebrows from a Batman disguise, a busy Junior League hostess at a reception, a puzzled pigeon sighting in a storefront, a first wedding by Airman Steven Hendryx, and soon after notes on the Dieman Bennett Dance of the Hemispheres and a Cedar Rapids couple marrying while Rhodes and Adkins plan a late summer wedding.
A reader cites a Gazette tip to drop an ice cube into pan with gravy to absorb excess fat. The method, tested Sunday, yielded a cleaner gravy and a tidier pan.
Mr and Mrs H C Mershon of Arsoles Park will be honored with a belated golden anniversary celebration. Open house will be Sunday from 2 to 5 at Mrs A J Diebolds home 1400 Second Avenue SE apartment 10. Hostesses are the couple’s daughters Mrs Richard Derflinger and Mrs Henry Grady both of Arnolds Park.
An accumulation of lint on the lint screen reduces dryer efficiency. Clean the screen after every washday and more often when drying heavy towels chenille spreads or other fluffy articles.
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