Fraternal activities and auxiliary events announced
The Aerle and auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plan a joint installation on Tuesday at the Maine Odd Fellows temple. The auxiliary will present a wheelchair to Monroe Developmental Center. The Women’s auxiliary to the 410th Infantry holds a meeting with a potluck luncheon. Various lodges announce officer elections, hosts, and planned picnics and tours, with installation at Montrose hotel and other gatherings through the week.
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Aerle
Order of Eagles
Hea
Monroe
Mines
John Sebotka
Charles Martin
Jin Trinka
Thelma Anderson
Service Committee
Sebetka
410Th Infantry
Coral Summers
B Avenue NE
Construction Women Officers to be Elected at Holiday Inn
Officers will be elected Tuesday at 6 at the Holiday Inn. For cancellations call hostess Mary Scriven. Navy Mathers will meet at the Coliseum Monday at 4 prior to bridge services at 9. Members should bring flowers for a West Cedar Rapids WCTU meeting themed New Horizons in United States History with devotions by Mrs. Walter Camp and a lesson by Mrs. Kenneth Moreh.
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Cedar Lodge
Maine
Odd Fellows Temple
Kay Sheneherper
Hagless
Home Lodge No
Toof Temple
Wayne Basler
Maple Drive
Holiday Inn
Mary Scriven
Brad
Navy Mathers
Ivan Cummings
O Avenue NW
West Cedar Rapids
Women's Christian Temperance Union
United States
Walter Camp
Kenneth Moreh
Local Club Meetings and Civic Notices Parade Through Cedar Rapids
A batch of Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings are listed including O.E.8 auxiliary at Sambo's, Bunford post No. 5 elections at American Legion, United Nations Assn Cedar Rapids chapter noon meeting at Bishop's cafeteria, Metro high school potluck and graduation at Bever Park pavilion, Robert Datzauer Recreation Center Saturday club session, White Elephant party at People's Bank by Chicago Northwestern Women’s Club, Cedar Rapids BPW board 9:45 at Bishop's cafeteria, Winter Temple drill at Pythian hall, Thursday Pythian hall meeting, and West evening group at Mrs. Anderson home with nutrition discussion led by Mrs. Russ Bowers.
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Cedar Rapids. Area
The
United Nations Assn
Bishop's Cafeteria
People’s Bank
West
Chicago Northwestern Women's Club
John Schionme
Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women's Club
Dave Anderson
A Avenue NW
Russ Bowers
Hyperbaric chambers divide medical opinions on bacteria kill
Readers debate hyperbaric oxygen therapy for ulcers burns and gangrene. Some doctors report rapid healing and reduced swelling while others warn about oxygen toxicity and high costs. Mount Sinai cites 275000 facility costs with 200000 yearly upkeep.
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New York
Mount Sinai Hospital
California
New Officers For Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Group
Mrs. Ondrej Hasek is the newly elected president of the Alpha Chi Omega alumnae group. Other officers include Mrs. Jerry Owen as vice president Mrs. Jack Slapper as secretary and Mrs. Ron Campion as treasurer. An Alpha Gamma atums potluck dinner with husbands is planned Thursday at 6 30 at the Dean Heers home 1454 Golfview Drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondrej Hasek
Dela Rapide
Alpha Chi Omega
Jerry Owen
Jack Slapper
Ron Campion
Twe Alpha Gb
Dean Heers
Golfview Drive
Triangle 64 Meeting at Village Inn with YWCA Talk
Triangle 64 will meet Wednesday at the Village Inn for 6 o'clock cocktails and dinner. Ricky, executive director of the YWCA, speaks on Special Programs at the YWCA. Vocational speaker Nancy Soden also appears. Betty Zobac will give the invocation and benediction.
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Triangle
Village Inn
Cara Ricky
YWCA
Nancy Soden
Betty Zobac
Cheryl David and Ronald Stoddard Reaffirm Vows in Immanuel Ceremony
Cheryl Lynn David and Ronald Eugene Stoddard repeated their vows at a 1 PM ceremony at Immanuel Church. Officiating was Reverend David T. Smith. The bride is the daughter of Lois J. David, with both families hosting a 275-guest reception at the church and a later celebration at Fireplace Lounge in Hiawatha.
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Immanuel Dap
Cheryl Lynn David
Fruitland Boneyard
Ronald Eugene Stoddard
David T. Smith
Birde
Lois J. David
Marlon J. Stoddard
F Avenue
Jack Bers
Dexter David
Mary Behrens
Richard
Dexter
Joffrey David
Brian Flory
Tim Bowen
Hiawatha
Doctors Watch Summer Health
New Jersey gynecologists Dr A Wilchins and G F Lan bach note vaginal itching rises with heat. Perspiration and nylon underwear contribute to irritation and sometimes infection. pools harbor microbes. They advise cotton underwear, more frequent bathing, and alkaline douches over perfumed products. See a doctor if itching persists.
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New Jersey
A. Wilchins
G.F. Lanbach
Flere
Wedding Aims for Striking Garden Themed Ceremony
Cap wore a waist-length veil and white daisies with baby carnations. attendants in mint green lotted Swiss with daisy trims. crowns of embroidered daisies, shoulder-length veils, white baskets with yellow daisies. The newlyweds, the Stoddards, reside on Stelr Homme Boulevard. She works for Amana Refeigern Hon Inc and he for Super Limited in Hiawatha.
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Cap
Mrs. Stoddard
Fruitland Boulevard
Amana, Refeigern- Hon, Inc
Super Limited
Hiawatha
Winter Clothing Sorting Tips From University Expert
ST PAUL Minn UPI Sherri Cahtring University of Minnesota extension textiles and clothing specialist advises sorting summer stored clothing into color groups to prevent color bleeding and moth proofing clothing stored in cedar chests and closets. Hang garments on wooden or plastic hangers for longer life.
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St, Paul, Minn
UPI
Sherri Cahtring
University of Minnesota Extension Textiles Ad
Serena Cross Weds Robert Crowe In Cedar Rapids Marriage
West Union reports the 5 p.m. ceremony performed by Rev. Byron Ayers at the Cross home in Cedar Rapids. Bride Serena Raelene Cross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cross, and groom Robert Sidney Crowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Sidney Crowe, exchanged vows with 40 guests at a buffet reception. The bride wore a jersey empire gown with Venise edging and a circle neckline, complemented by an elbow veil and a light nosegay.
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West Union
Byron Ayers
Waledi
Serena Raelene Cross
George E. Cross
Mphth Street
Cedar Rapids
Robert Sidney Crowe
Alpine’ Road
Marion
J. Sidney Crows
Herb Brunkhorst
Bride Chase
Jersey
Grandmother Wins City Hall Land Battle in Kennewick
Hazel Hucke, 74, who for years pressed city leaders to restore land donated in 1972 for Buntkin Street, won part of the property back. She says the land had not been used for the street and was given to a builder for an apartment project. The veteran resident celebrated at a council meeting and plans to continue asserting her rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Wash
City Hall
Hazel Hucke
Buntkin Street
Hucke
Engagements Told in Belle Plaine City News
Miss Janet Green of Cairo and Ted Hlavacek announce engagement. Miss Peggy Byler to Ted Lynn Hlavacek. Parents Frank Alavacek and family in Belle Plaine. Green and Ted Hlavacek plan a June 12 ceremony at First Congregational church. Hlavacek a North Missouri State University graduate with Peterson Oil. An August 28 wedding at Christ United Methodist is planned for Eyler and Hlavacek. Eyler works with Harold Swails. bride-to-be employed with Harold Swails law office. fiancé with B and B Motors.
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Belle Plaine
Janet Leslie Green
Cairo
Ted Cyle Hlavacek
Peggy Marie Byler
Ted Lynn Hlavacek
Frank Alavaceks
Mise Green
Robert Levens
Ted Hlavacek
First Congregational Church
Northest Missouri State University
Kirksville
Peterson Oil
Christ United Methodist Church
Miss Eyler
Adrian Eyler
Harold Swails
B & B Motors
Food Allergies Can Be Avoided Says Physician
Dr Frederic Speer states in American Family Physician that food allergies are a survivable condition with avoidance of offending foods. He lists common culprits including milk chocolate cola corn eggs the pea family citrus tomato wheat and artificial colors. He notes desensitization attempts have largely failed.
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Frederic Speer
Lifestyles and Pressure Drive American Hypertension
An insurance report links untreated high blood pressure to death, stroke, and heart disease. It urges every American to get a blood pressure test this month due to stress, deadlines, and sedentary habits in daily life.
Heat Transfer Printing Spreads to Apparel Markets
New York reports heat transfer printing expanding beyond T-shirts into men’s and women’s apparel. W J Ferrecone, VP of an HTP dye maker, cites 180 million yards of HTP fabric produced now versus 60 million two years ago. Main use is in women’s innerwear and outerwear, men’s wear, and shirts, with non apparel items also adopting the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W.J. Ferrecone
Ferracone
Elmcrest Leads in Interclub Gulf
Elmcrest Country club's women's golf team won the first round of Interclub play on its home course scoring ahead of Indian Creek and Ellis. Cedar Rapids Country Club and Twin Pines followed with tallies as St Andrews trailed. Medalist was Mrs Richard Pitner of Twin Pines with an ice.
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Elmcrest Country Club
Cedar Rauids-Marlon
Gulf Assa
Indian Creek Country
Ellis
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Twin Pines
Squaw Creek
Jones
St. Andrews
Richard Pitner
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Skylark Lane
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Seminole Park
Montrose
Gayle Hutchison
Vincent Mills
People's Bank
Transatlantic Brides
CSA
Kingston Hill
Board of Managers
Bluff View Ladies’ Aid Plang
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NAVY
Sambo's
East
Marion Mitchel
American Legion Aux
Bunford
American Legion
Una-Usa
GR Teen Club
METRO
Metro High School
Bever Park Pavilion
Robert Datzauer
cNw
Pythians
Pythian Hall
LA Leche League
Alpha Chi
Mrs
Hasek
Paulson
Abwa
Cheryl David
Ronald Stoddard
Serena Cross Is Bride
Mia. Brunkhorst
Minnesota
Mavion
United Life Insurance Co
Life Investors Insurance Co
Mrs. Crowe
Century-Plus
Barnett
Miss Green
Elmcrest
Interclub Gulf
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