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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1952
Page
4
Over the Back Fence notes apples are plentiful with Tosy-Ted varieties on display at highways and grocers. Naomi Doebel outlines three apple centered recipes, including a festive orange gelatin ginger ale mold that can be prepared in advance and kept in the fridge.
Marriage vows were exchanged Saturday morning in St John’s Church Fort Atkinson between Patricia Ann Rausch and Merlin John Andera. The couple planned a southern states wedding trip after a breakfast at Hotel Winneshiek Decorah with attendants Fat Fuhrman Verdene Kalishek.
New York fashion notes from House of Swansdown say next season will feature white kid collars and buttons on coats and suits. The style contrasts with navy fabrics and offers a washable, detachable collar option for both short and long coats and tailored outfits.
The American Legion auxiliary will hold an all day sewing bee on Wednesday at the Granby building. Attendees are asked to bring a sack lunch.
Two main pattern parts allow you to cut and sew slippers in an evening. Great for dorm wear gifts or bazaars. Includes small to extra large sizes and directions. Send 25 cents with name and address to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Box 5740 Chicago 80 Ill.
Miss LaVonne McKernan daughter of Mr and Mrs A E McKernan became the bride of Cpl Duane E Headington son of Mr and Mrs Glen Headington Monday morning at St Benedicts Catholic church The Rev Daniel O Sullivan read the ceremony The gown was white satin with a cathedral train The nylon yoke was trimmed with a Chantilly lace ruffle She carried red roses on a prayer book Bridesmaids wore ice blue satin gowns and carried white carnations The couple will reside in San Antonio at Kelly Field Base.
Miss Mary Ann Recker daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Recker Arlington became the bride of John F. Ryan son of Mrs Genevieve Ryan and the late Harry Ryan Fairbank Saturday morning at Sacred Heart church Rev Paul La Valette officiated Maid of honor was Betty Lou Recker with bridesmaids Mrs Robert McIntosh and Mrs Carl Recker Best man was Robert Egan Milwaukee Attendants included Robert Mcintosh and Carl Recker Ushers were Larry Recker and Orville Kleitch Flower girls Kay Recker and Cheryl McIntosh Rings bearer Gary King The couple will reside near Oelvein where Mr Ryan is engaged in farming.
Mr and Mrs Ed ward Jones of Wellman will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at their home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m on Saturday. A family dinner will be held at 6 p m at the Methodist church.
The PEO Council plans no meeting for unaffiliated members on Thursday at 7:30 pm at the YWCA. Those not contacted are asked to note the cancellation and await further notice.
A mother and daughter seek help amid a clash of wills. The writer argues against imposing God’s will as a daily guide, urging instead love and respectful autonomy. She criticizes treating God as a Sunday only concept and warns it harms children’s emancipation and creates guilt and fear.
Mr and Mrs Edward Wesaale of 520 Knollwood drive SE left last week for Phoenix Arizona where they will spend the winter.
Mr and Mrs Oliver C Wam ser spent Sunday in Fennimore Wisconsin as guests of Dr and Mrs Carl Kiofanda at their home.
Members of the Ella Hungerford circle of the King’s Daughters plan an anniversary meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the parlor of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Winkelman and their son Ralph of Jefferson flew to Cedar Rapids Sunday to spend the day with the Winkelmans son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Marion Recenetts 654 Fifteenth avenue
Pattern 4691 offers overalls playsuit blazer blouses and a jumper for boys and girls in sizes 2 4 6 9 10. Includes yardage for each piece and instructions for the elephant pocket. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for each extra pattern to Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Chicago mailing address.
A reader asks about heel calluses and proper treatment. The column advises gentle pumice and cleansing during baths, avoid overpressure, and use lanolin or vitamin enriched creams after drying. It notes shoe fit to prevent heel pressure and claims cosmetic vitamin A can absorb through skin while hormones do not affect internal function.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Birney hosted a Sunday gathering at 1608 Washington Avenue SE with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jess Davison of Wapello Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davison and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Withmer of Wayland Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Wittmer of Muscatine Mrs. Minnie Davison of Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Andy Shriver of Iowa City and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Birney and their Cedar Rapids relatives.
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