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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1961
Page
5
Miss Diane Clift was installed as Worthy Advisor of Cedar Rapids Assembly 11, Order of Rainbow for Girls, in a ceremony at the Masonic hall. The event lists new officers, pages, and choir members, with an open house for Clift today from 2 to 5 at her parents’ home.
Troops 302 315 depart Saturday afternoon for Camp Cardinal for an overnight stay. Troop 314 315 girls receive Brownie wings and advance to intermediate Thursday at Cedar Christian church. Troop 304 leaves Friday 4 15 from Knox Presbyterian for Camp Cardinal returning Saturday. Troop 313 brownies cook out Friday at Bever Park. Troops 305 306 307 308 311 hold family picnic Wednesday 5 30 Noelridge Park. year pins earned. 307 fifth graders earn second class rank and badges. 311 girls welcomed to intermediate rank. Troop 306 members receive yearly badges. Brownies of Troop 305 tour Nissen Trampoline Co Monday meeting 3 30 at Hiawatha School.
Rainbow for Girls officers will be installed this afternoon in the Masonic hall at Belle Plaine. Officers include Susan Dreibelbis as worthy advisor Judy Bardwell associate adviser Karen Blout charity Linda Kepner hope Joyce Mouchka faith Jean Bastian secretary Janet Magdefrau treasurer Charlene Bradford chaplain Cindy Dreibelbis drill leader Billie Janss love Sue Froning religion Francie Pyburn nature Norma Pettit immortality Sharon Anderson fidelity Janet Alexander patriotism Judy Anderson service Janice Hiefitie Donna Baker observers Rita Bradford musician Kathy Grace choir director.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Turner announce the engagement of daughter Karen Lois to Eugene Engebretson of Minneapolis with no wedding date set. Mr and Mrs Louis Upah announce engagement of sister Carol Teresa Upah to Ronald Leo Peterson of Marion. A June 24 wedding is planned in St Wenceslaus church. The engagement of Miss Jane La Rue Phelps to Ronald Francis O Neill is announced. wedding set for July 1. Kathleen Sue Donnan to John Henry Dolezal will wed July 29 at St Patrick s church.
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Adwin Kitzman of what Cheer states daughter Karen LeAnn Kitzman will marry Donald Eugene Poyner son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poyner of Waterloo. Karen attended the American Institute of Business in Des Moines and works for Quaker Oats in Cedar Rapids. Poyner is a University of Iowa student. The wedding is set for September 2.
Jean A Newman and Arthur Craig Goodale were married Saturday at 7 in Des Moines. The bride, daughter of Clarence and Jean Newman, wore a nylon organza gown with lace and sequin details and carried a white Bible with roses. The couple plans to live in Des Moines after a reception for about 200 guests.
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Miss Donna Arlene Reed married Gary Lee Thomas at St Pauls Methodist Church with Rev Charles Wallace officiating. The couple, from Raymond Reed of Fairfax and A L Thomas, plan to live in Edgewood apartments after a 250 guest reception. groom employed by PepsiCo.
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