Public Jewelry Auction Dazzles New York Housewife
In Manhattan Parke-Bennet galleries a public jewelry sale draws mostly jewelers collectors and society women while housewives feel the thrill of rapid bids. A 11.18 carat diamond ring leaped from 20000 to 66000 in under a minute as onlookers note the fast pace and potential bargains seen prior in the gallery.
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New York
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Manhattan
Parke-Bennet Galleries
Knut A. Blom
Cleveland
Bay Village
Ohio
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Peggy Nevins
Miss Peggy Nevins celebrated at a Sunday afternoon bridal shower hosted by Helen M. Porter and co-hostess Mrs. Reuben Traden at Porter's home. Fourteen guests attended. Nevins is engaged to Dale Van Cleve, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Allen Van Cleve.
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Helen M. Porter
First Avenue NE
Peggy Nevins
Reuben Traden
Miss Nevins
George Nevins
Maplewood Drive
Dale van Cleve
Allen van Cleve
Nineteenth Street
Women train stationmasters face exile to rural Sicilian post
Palermo reports two of Sicily's first female train stationmasters, Grazia Vannini and Vincenzo Angelini, sent to Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto 90 miles from Palermo amid worries of wolf whistles, while officials defend the move as necessary sacrifice for the young. A separate note recalls Italy's first female prison warden leaving due to male prisoner uproar. The piece ends with a TV movie teaser for Who's Minding the Mint.
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Palermo
Sicily
Grazia Vannini
Miss Vannini
Vincenzo Angelini
Barcellona Pozzo de Gotto
Italy
Mitchell movement club bridge winners at YWCA
Duplicate bridge winners for the Mitchell movement at the YWCA include North South pairs led by Mrs. John Stamy and Mrs. Ralph Rohrbach first place, and Mrs. Charles Leipold with Mrs. Howard Wilfong second. East West winners were Mr. and Mrs. George Kanellis first and Mrs. Jack Muckler with Mrs. Gary Northrop second. Overall winners are Mr. and Mrs. Kanellis first and Mrs. Muckler with Mrs. Northrop second. A club championship game is set for Wednesday at 7:30 at the YW.
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Mitchell Movement
YWCA
John Stamy
Ralph Rohrbach
Charles Leipold
Howard Wilfong
George Kanellis
Jack Muckler
Gary Northrop
Kanellis
Muckler
Northrop
Spanish Americans Get VA Liaison Official
The Veterans Administration named Rosa Maria Fontanez, a Puerto Rico native and University of Puerto Rico graduate, as its first representative to address Spanish surnamed Americans veterans issues. She will liaise with Spanish community groups. work from the VA central office, with initial trips to California and Texas.
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Washington
UPI
Veterans Administration
Rosa Maria Fontanez
Naguabo
Puerto Rico
University of Puerto Rico
Fontanez
California
Texas
Baby Shower Honors Mrs. James Pace
Mrs. James Pace of 2325 Seven teenth avenue Marion was honored Sunday afternoon at 3 with a baby shower at the home of Mrs. Allan Stewart, 1134 Thirty-fourth street NE. Mrs. Stewart's daughter Margo was also hostess, with assistances by Mrs. Michael Norris. Twenty guests attended.
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James Pace
Seventeenth Avenue
Marion
Allan Stewart
Thirty-fourth Street
Vinton Club Notes Anniversary Dinner Honors Charter Members
Charter members of the Vinton Club are pictured before the 25th anniversary dinner held Saturday at the Embassy club. From left are Mrs. Robert W. Sasse, Mrs. Earl Ferguson, Mrs. Gerald Demmel, Mrs. Frederick J. Schueler, and Mrs. Ralph E. Jackson.
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The
Vinton Club
Embassy Club
Robert W. Sasse
Memorial Drive
Earl Ferguson
Fourth Avenue
Gerald Demmel
Second Avenue
Frederick J. Schueler
Twenty-first Street
Ralph E. Jackson
Richmond Road
Fun Horse Winners Named at Cedar Rapids Show
Fun Horse show trophies awarded in Western and English events hosted by the Cedar Rapids Horseman's Club at the 5B stables. Ribbon winners across 15 classes listed with multiple riders and horses, including Miss Nyquist Squeeker's Babe and Miss Bechka Sir Roque among standings.
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Sarah Nyquist
Squeekem
Babe
Tracy Bechka
Sir Roque
Cedar Rapids Horseman’s Club
Max M. Day
Dandy
Leona Cochran
Mickey
Steve van Fleet
Umpqua
Miss Nyquist
Squeeker
Charles ‘Moore
Cool Hand Luke
Kevin Graham
Paula Cochran
Suzan
Joel ‘Norton
Destre
Jeff Cochran
Tony
Kris Barta
Kalamara Kelley
Kim Slater
Dash of
Pepper
Marty Sayers
Shareef
Gary Montague
Rotsa Ruck
David Mitchell
Buck-Eye Lady
Graham
Miss Bechka
Miss Slater
Val Mosher
Charlene Price
Red
Julie Metzger
Tammy
John Bell
Vernetta Forsblom
Mary Roe
Rosa Marshall
Lisa Cochran
Black Magic
Amy Jo Hamer
Suzy
Bee Spice
Miss Roe
Rosa Marshall Warrior
Bob Shepherd
Ice
Kurt Wilson
Prince
Miss Metzger
Bell
Sioux
van Fleet
Robyn Hackett
Kellie
Hunter Seat
Cindy Vogel
Health Insurance Premium Income Reaches $17 Billion in 1969
In 1969 health insurance premium income for all private insuring organizations in the United States climbed to 17 billion dollars. This marked a significant rise in private health coverage funding during the year.
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United States
Chaplain Uses Mother Image To Aid Maryland Students
University of Maryland chaplain Rev. Elizabeth Platz says the mother image helps counsel students. The 29 year old Lutheran minister discusses draft issues with a senior student who later chose conscientious objector status. Platz travels to Lutheran parishes statewide and in Washington, D.C., as visiting clergy.
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Elizabeth Platz
University of Maryland
Miss Platz
Pittsburgh
Lutheran Church In America
Platz
Washington, D.C
Weightless make up line debuts in travel tubes
A new line of weightless make up offers a sheer clingy feel in a wide color range. The range includes a moisturizer cream eye shadows color lashes and a bronzing gel packaged in ready to travel plastic squeeze tubes.
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New York
Pen Marking Remains On Face Eight Years
Adele Farndon of Bournemouth England recalls a blue pen mark on her right cheek that would not wash off eight years later at age 14. Her mother tried everything from soap to dry cleaning spot remover and a skin specialist is planned.
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Bournemouth
England
UPI
Adele Farndon
Adele
Grandmother Advocates Union Over Bra Burning Movement
An 83 year old veteran of the suffrage era, Henrietta Credo Schwab of Tampa argues for women forming a union to seek equal pay. She criticizes modern feminism as loud and calls for concrete evidence and equity while recalling her World War I nursing service.
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Tampa
Fla
Henrietta Credo Schwab
Want Ads Prompt for Buying and Selling
A quick call to action inviting readers to consider want ads for buying or selling items. It emphasizes using classified notices first to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently.
Debra Grant and Don Huedepohl Married in Williamsburg
Miss Debra Grant and Don Huedepohl were married at St. Pauls United Methodist church in Williamsburg with Rev. J M Steffenson officiating. A reception followed at the Colony Inn in Amana and the couple will reside in Williamsburg where Mrs Huedepohl works at Farmers Trust Savings Bank and Mr Huedepohl farms with his father.
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Williamsburg
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Debra Grant
Marion Grant
Don Huedepohl
Harold Huedepohl
J. M. Steffenson
Colony Inn
Amana
Gerald Huedepohl
Marvin Bahr
Fig Bar Custard Dessert Treat
San Francisco slice fig bars through filling to form two flat squares per dish. Place crust-side down, spoon set instant egg custard over, add apricot jam, and sprinkle with roasted slivered almonds.
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San Francisco
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