Miss Rogers Keeps Figure. Tennis, Fashion Career Prolific
Ginger Rogers, age 60, discusses fitness through tennis, golf, and swimming, with dancing as a long-time base. She plans a Mame return in Houston and starts as fashion consultant for J C Penney, traveling to promote styles while managing ranch life near Medford, Oregon.
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New York
UPI
Ginger Rogers
Miss Rogers
Medford
Ore
Lela
Fred Astaire
Bernard Newman
J. C. Penney Co
Lois Ziegler
AP Fashion Editor Dead at Age 72
Lucie Noel also known as Elizabeth Leon, Paris fashion editor for The Associated Press, died Saturday in Neuilly American hospital after a long illness. At 72 she covered Paris haute couture for four decades, previously editing fashion for the Paris Herald Tribune. Born in Moscow, an American citizen who lived in Paris since the 1920s, she had a son Alexander in London and relied on a Joyce library.
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Paris
Lucie Noel
Associated Press
Neuilly
Auschwitz
James Joyce
Noel
Joyce
Alexander
London
Book Review at PEO Chapter LI Hosts Mrs Walker
Mrs Ralph E Walker hosts the PEO Chapter LI Tuesday at 12 45 assisted by Mrs William Kettelkamp. Mrs Robert Fletcher will present a book review at the meeting held at 2015 Blake Boulevard SE.
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Ralph E. Walker
Blake Boulevard SE
William Kettelkamp
Robert Fletcher
Baumgartner Stauffer Vows Spoken in Colorado
Mollie Houser Baumgartner of Lakewood Colorado daughter of Dr and Mrs J D Houser Cedar Rapids Iowa married Daniel C Stauffer of Marshalltown in Rockland Community church. The couple plans a Maui Hawaii wedding trip and will live in Dallas Texas after July 1.
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Mollie Houser Baumgartner
Lakewood
Colo
J. D. Houser
Meadow Lane
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Daniel C. Stauffer
Marshalltown
John Holzman
Rockland
Harold R. Stauffer
Hastings
Richard L. Brown
Julie
Amy Baumgartner
Robert Powers
Denver
University of Nebraska
Alpha Tau Omega
Fisher Controls
Maui
Hawaii
Dallas
Texas
Odrinex Weight Loss Claim From Rexall Drug Stores
A testimonial style alert offering Odrinex tiny tablets to shed fat without dieting or exercise. Promises long use nationwide for 14 years with a money back guarantee if ugly fat isn’t lost. Prices listed and order options via Rexall Drug Stores and Ox Pharmacal Inc from 1971.
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Rexall Drug Stores
2Nd Street 5
OX Pharmacal Inc
Christina Bradley Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Christina Bradley awaiting marriage to James A. Novak was honored at a bridal shower for 20 guests held Thursday at the bride elect’s parents home, 2040 Glass Road NE. Parents of the groom elect are Mr and Mrs E Roy Novak of 1000 Thirty fourth Street SE.
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Roland Lottman
Glass Road
E. Roy Novak
Thirty-fourth Street
Kitchen Shower Honors Carle Vogel Bride Elect
Miss Carle La Vogel, May 27 bride elect of Russell Nicklas, was honored with a kitchen shower Friday at the home of Mrs. Ralph LaCombe Jr. Attending were twelve guests. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Vogel. Fiance parents are Mr and Mrs Fred Nicklas.
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Carle la Vogel
Russell Nicklas
Pioneer Avenue
Ralph LaCombe, Jr
Dalewood Avenue
Miss Vogel
Kenneth E. Vogel
Parkland Drive
Fred Nicklas
Sixth Street
Nancy Miller Weds Dan Markmann at Trinity Church
Nancy Marie Miller of Iowa City and Dan Eugene Markmann of East Windsor N J were married at Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday at 2 PM with Rev Richard A Osing officiating. The couple will reside in East Windsor New Jersey.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Nancy Marie Miller
Iowa City
Dan Eugene Markmann
East Windsor
N.J
Richard A. Osing
Arthur H. Miller
Twelfth Street
Herbert W. Markmann
Newton
Richard L. Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Richard A. Miller
Randy L. Brisel
Markmann
University of Iowa
Grinnell
U. of I
American Hospital Supply Co
Red Garter
North Liberty
June 10 bride elect Christina Cimprich honored at shower
Christina Cimprich, bride elect of Michael Rogers, was honored at a Sunday bridal shower for 16 guests at the home of Mrs. Bryant Lenecker. The event followed her residence at 1077 Twenty-fifth Street NE and was hosted by her mother Mrs. Rosemary Cimprich with the Rogers parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers, listed at 3614 Houston Street NE.
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Michael Rogers
Christina Cimprich
Twenty-fifth ‘Street
Bryant Lenecker
Chandler Street
Miss Cimprich
Rosemary Cimprich
Twenty-fifth Street
James Rogers
Houston Street
Women’s Golf Opens with Wednesday Mixer at Club House
The Wednesday Women’s Golf league begins its season with an 8:00 a.m. meeting at the club house followed by golf. A shotgun start for Thursday’s mixer is at 9:00 a.m. Coffee and rolls will be available. Call Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn at 377-3731 for details.
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Kenneth Vaughn
Bridal Shower for Miss Marla Ray in Ames
Miss Marla Ray of Miles was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs Donald Molander 361 Thirtieth street NW. She is the June 3 bride elect of Bruce Senocker son of Mr and Mrs Bryant Lenocker 2195 Chandler street SW. Fourteen guests attended the courtesy.
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Marla Ray
Miles
Donald Molander
Thirtieth Street
Miss Ray
Lloyd Ray
Ames
Bruce Senocker
Bryant Lenocker
Chandler Street
Amana Hostess Hosts Bridal Shower for Wittenberg Bride-Elect
Mrs. Mark LeGrange of Amana led a Sunday 2 PM bridal shower for Miss Carol Wittenberg of Walford, future wife of Edward LaGrange. Seventeen guests attended. parents listed include Mr. and Mrs. John Wittenberg of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaGrange of Amana. The couple plans to wed May 26.
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Mark LeGrange
Amana
Carol Wittenberg
Walford
Edward LaGrange
John Wittenberg
Minneapolis
Joseph LaGrange
Miss Wittenberg
Best Man Mixup at Kennedy Jones Wedding
Gary Shedenhelm served as best man for the wedding of Catherine Ann Kennedy and Donald Eugene Jones Saturday. Greg Jones, misidentified as best man in The Gazette Sunday, was actually a groomsman.
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Gary Shedenhelm
Catherine Ann Kennedy
Donald Eugene Jones
Greg Jones
the Gazette
Parfait Pie for Spring Dessert
A spring dessert prep uses lemon gelatin, peach syrup, and vanilla ice cream. Melt the gelatin in syrup, fold in ice cream, chill till near set, add peach slices, and chill again in a graham cracker shell until firm.
Bridge winners sweep Mont Mitchell movement game results
Duplicate Bridge winners at the Mitchell movement include North South Mike Rowray and Mrs. R B Golembiewski tying for first with Mrs. Ruth Helm and Richard Moenk and Mrs. K V Harrington and Mrs. Shelby Northrop in second. East West winners were William Kochneff and Joe Verbick first, with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Owings second. Next game Thursday at 7 30. Marion Howell movement at YWCA Saturday lists Verbick and Mike Rowray first, Frank Zeman and Warren Eyman second. Next game Wednesday at 7 30 at the YWCA. Dr Bernie Schuller wins annual Schrag Haught club bridge championship for the third straight time, earning the Gaudian trophy, with Charles Curley second and Robert Schubert third.
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Mitchell Movement
Welty-Way
Northsouth
Mike Rowray
R. B. Golembiewski
Ruth Helm
Richard Moenk
K. V. Harrington
Shelby Northrop
William Kochneff
Joe Verbick
Dennis Owings
Marion Howell
YWCA
Verbick
Frank Zeman
Warren Eyman
Bernie Schuller
Schrag-Haught Club
Charles Curley
Robert Schubert
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