The Smart Set You May Not See Howard But You Know He's There
A collage of society notes and rumors from notable figures including Howard Hughes, Averell Harriman, and Sen. Claiborne Pell, with mentions of Rhode Island funding, the Bryce family, and social events. It also covers property, finance, and late 1960s New York interviews, plus camp notices and local school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Howard Hughes
Bule Wuites
Averell Harr
New York
Rhode Island
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Issuzy Land
Sen. Pell
Ivar Bryce
Josephine Hartford
Grocery Millions
Abbott Lipsky Named Chairman Of Review Board
Abbott Lipsky was elected chairman of the Cedar Rapids board of review for the 1966 session. An organizational meeting was held at City Hall with L. P. Boudreaux as vice-chairman and Dale Piersall serving as clerk. Meetings will be held through May to reconsider petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wapsie-Y
Jim Piersall
Springer
Iowa
Iowa Regardless of Whether They Are Members of Them,” Springer
Abbott Lipsky Monday
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Delegates at National League Voters Convention
Cedar Rapids delegates led by Stanley Seidler attend the national League of Women Voters convention in Denver as the gathering opens the largest in the league’s 46 year history. Also present are Mrs. Ted S. Hinchman and Mrs. E. C. Davison. National president cites deep concern about Vietnam.
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Stanley Seidler
Cedar Rapids
League of Women Voters
Denver
League
Ted S. Hinchman
E. C. Davidson
Vietnam
Lutheran District Office Moves to New Cedar Rapids Site
The Central office of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Iowa district East will vacate Granby building quarters in Cedar Rapids and relocate to Executive Plaza at 4403 First Avenue SE. The East Iowa congregations’ district office opened in 1961 with Rev. Marcus Zill and later Rev. Martin Stadtmann. Rev. G F Meseke, Zion Lutheran pastor since 1958, was appointed to the commission on public relations and named by district president Rev Fred Sten of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Office
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod of Iowa
District East
Cedar Rapids Granby Building
Executive Plaza
First Avenue SE
East
Iowa
Marcus Zill
Martin Stadtmann
Hiawatha
G. F. Meseke
Mr. Meseke
Zion Lutheran Church
Fred Sten
Davenport
Onions Garlic Long Life Rumor in Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR item lists names like Oliver Apple and Emretta Balsey with unclear context. Mentions a 13 New date fragment and local residents, suggesting a small community notice or society snippet. Content is garbled but preserves persons and place cues from the neighborhood column.
Moo Cows Romp In Moo Home
Everett residents report 30 head of cattle roaming near a house. A Snohomish County deputy verifies the call, asks for the name, and identifies the owner after rounding up the four legged mooing intruders. The humorous exchange ends with locating the owner Rose Marie Moo.
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Everett
Wash
Cap
Snohomish County
Moo
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Mrs. Rinderknecht
St. Luke's
Harold Rinderknecht
Tenth Avenue SW
Town House
St. Luke's Hospital
David Marner
Fortieth Street
James Pickens
Twenty-third Street Drive
W. J. Jameson
Vernon Court SE
By Suzy Knickerbocker
Rans
Lisa
Jack Anderson
Grosse Pointe
Besatrix
Claus von Amsberg
Acapulco
Andersons
Michael Tree
Ronald Tree
Barbados
Mereworth Castle
Kent
Calin Campbell
Earl of Westmorland
Mereworth
Palladio
London
Scotland
la Banque Continentale
la Banque
Manhattan
Jack LA Lanne
Kcrg-Tv
Starmont
Fox & Hounds
Featuring
Shamari
Las Vegas
May
Husqvarna
Sweden
DIAL
West Side Sewing Machine Shop
3Rd Ave
West Peoples Bank
Abbott Lipsky
Review Board
C.R. Woman
Fairfax Furniture
Cedar Rapids Loop
Lutheran
Nolin
Hielen
Afar
Nasen
Oliver Applesete
Emretta Balsey
Konstan Wen
Ty the Swens
Insect Control Specialists
MT. Vernon Road
Linn
Weekly Stamp Collectors Newspaper
Jandiniere
Snapdragors
Twinkle Phlox
Salvia
Coleus
Paul
Rose
America
Moither
Killer Kane
TIN Sg Garden & Nursery Center
Lindale Plaza
SUN
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