Army Cites Woman for Long Words
SAN FRANCISCO The Army honored Maj Dorothy White Nielsen for writing the lyrics to Duty the official song of the Women's Army Corps The presentation occurred during a two week active duty assignment in the Sixth Army formation office It marked the WACs twentieth anniversary and noted her Iowa reporting role and her hand written words are preserved with the plaque
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.S. Army
William B. Kunzig
Kunzig
Dorothy White Nielsen
USAR
Kentfield
Calif
Women’s Army Corps
Maj. Nielsen
Sixth Army Information Office
WAC
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Fort Des Moines
White
Iowa
Slim Springtime Gelatin Pudding Dessert
Over the Back Fence by Naomi Doebel presents a low calorie chiffon pudding using gelatin skim milk and eggs. The recipe serves six to eight and involves dissolving gelatin over heat, beating yolks and whites separately, then folding into the gelatin and chilling in a mold. A chocolate sauce complements the dessert if desired.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Col Mary Louise Milligan Rasmuson Named WAC Director
Col Mary Louise Milligan Rasmuson is presented as the new director of the Women's Army Corps. The announcement notes her rank and duty history, detailing her leadership role and the expected impact on WAC operations.
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Col
Mary Louise Milligan Rasmuson
WAC
Ni-Ki-Wa-Ha-Tan group hosts tea honoring firemakers rank
The Ni-Ki-Wa-Ha-Tan group held a Sunday tea at leader Mrs. Donald Gardner's home at 2429 First Avenue SW. The gathering completed firemakers rank requirements and honored Mrs. Richard Jones and Mrs. Lyle Finefield, with orchids presented to the guests.
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Donald Gardner
First Avenue
Mmes
Richard Jones
Lyle Finefield
Protect Personal Laundry In Hamper
Fragile personal laundry should be kept separate from regular family wash. Use heavy cardboard to divide the hamper into compartments to protect delicate items from snagging and to avoid rummaging for items best hand washed.
Sharon Conklin Weds Ronald Knaack at Newhall Church
Miss Sharon Ray Conklin daughter of Mr and Mrs Eddie W Conklin 316 B Avenue NW and Ronald Myron Knaack son of Mr and Mrs Myron W Knaack Atkins were married at St John s Lutheran church Newhall. Rev E F Dohrmann officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace with silk illusion veil and seed pearl crown, carrying a colonial bouquet. Attendants included Verla Conklin and Mrs Ronald Ferguson. After a 250 guest reception in the church parlor the couple planned residence in Cedar Rapids.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Newhall
Sharon Ray Conklin
Dauhter
Eddie W. Conklin
B Avenue NW
Ronald Myron Knaack
Myron W. Knaack
Atkins
E. F. Dohrmann
Verla Conklin
Ronald Ferguson
Urbana
Irma Jiroutek
Donald D. Butters
Mr. Ferguson
Ronald Conklin
Harper
Keith Knaack
Vinton
Keith Conklin
Certificate Winners Honored at Banquet
Cedar Rapids students attend a Des Moines banquet honoring gold certificate winners from junior festivals sponsored by the Iowa Federation of Music clubs. Highlights include Henry Herwig, Holly Herwig, Jack Brown, Pat Johnston, and other Bodicker School of Music attendees from Fairfax Atkins Palo and nearby areas.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Des Moines
Henry
Holly Herwig
Ray Herwigs
Tenth Street
Jack Brown
Kenneth Browns
Bowling Street
Pat Johnston
Iowa Avenue SE
Sandy Kadlee
Cheryl Tulbach
Susan Starkweather
Patty Raddatz
Billy Serbousek
Russell Reyman
Fairfax
Ron Rinderknecht
Atkins
Steve Telecky
Palo
Boddicker School of Music
Farewell Dinner for Rev Byron Surface and Family
The Rev Byron Surface his wife and three daughters of 2833 Third Avenue SE are honored at a farewell dinner on Wednesday at 6 in the Salem Evangelical United Brethren church fellowship hall. He moves June 1 with his family to Blairstown to join the Blairstown EUB church.
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Byron Surface
Third Avenue SE
Fellowship
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mr. Surface
Blairstown
EUB Church
Becomes Bride of Richard Fry
Ingrid Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd C Jones becomes the bride of Richard W Fry son of the W W Frys of Cedar Falls at Our Saviour Lutheran church The Rev Richard Baur officiated The couple will reside at 324 Fourteenth Street SE after a Minnesota honeymoon Two hundred guests attended the reception at the church parlors James Struve and Dennis Best served as best man and groomsman Rita Teply and Miss Jan Buss were attendants The bride wore silk organza over taffeta with an oval neckline chapel train and a crown of orange blossoms and seed pearls The couple left for a trip to Minnesota and will be hosts at a Shorewood dinner prior to their home setting.
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Our Saviour Lutheran Church
Ingrid Jones
Floyd C. Jones
Gateway Street
Richard W. Fry
Twelfth Avenue
W. W. Frys
Cedar Falls
Richard Baur
Rita Teply
Jan Buss
James Struve
Dennis Best
James Wolf
Cedar Rapids
Dennis Fry
Minnesota
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Marshalltown Junior College
University of Iowa
J. C. Penney Co
Fourteenth Street
Summer ready hair with a lasting perm at La Femme
Lovely Lady With the lazier warmer weather rapid approach. A good permanent renders hair manageable and well groomed for sun. Casual waves can be arranged for season in the sun. Come in and ask for Miss Willa or others at La Femme Coiffure 416 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Empire 59955.
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Willa
Marlene
Shirley
Terry
Eva
la Femme Coiffure
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Empire
Candy Making Stages Described Soft Ball and Hard Ball
The guide explains candy making tests in cold water. At the soft ball stage the mixture forms a soft ball that flattens when removed. At the hard ball stage the ball holds its shape but remains pliable.
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Army
Destiny
Wacs
By Naomi Doebel
Ual
Killian
Sharon Conklin
Ronald Knaack
Byron
Richard Fry
Shorewood
Hiltbrunner
2Nd Street
Eugene
Bright
Robert E. Mason
Guaranty
Marion
Kehrer
Wheatland
Second Avenue
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