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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1956
Page
3
A recipe segment describes removing cheese, mixing with cooking sherry in an electric blender, filling shells, sealing, and refrigerating for a couple of days before serving as a spread with crackers. The steps emphasize blending, chilling, and serving as an appetizer.
An Iowa State expert outlines four basic traits of accepting parents. Recognize a child as a person with feelings, encourage independence, avoid harsh guilt, and love unconditionally while respecting the child's individuality.
The notice promotes a sewing pattern for linens and embroidery with instructions and a color chart. It lists fabric sizes 5 x 1844 inches and 3% x 4 inches, requests 25 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail, and provides the Cedar Rapids Gazette mailing address for orders and pattern number, name, and address.
The notice lists multiple engagement announcements from eastern Iowa families. Mary Jean Baskerville and Don EB Jellings plan a May 26 wedding in Cedar Rapids. Louise Yerington and Lloyd E Dean Jr. target December 9 in West Liberty. Barbara Guyan and Richard Riedel wed lock set in Weyne Lutheran Church. Joann Ruth Wardenburg to Emanuel F Read in Iowa City area. Carol Conklin and others also noted, with venues including Lisbon and West Union.
Multiple fraternal groups schedule Monday gatherings with LEA and Star of Maine Lodge 221 missing a Thursday session. Praha Lodge meets Friday at 7 20 p m in Sokol hall. Coe College science hall hosts Corals Society Wednesday with Fred Dothelm on Iowa geology.
Community calendar itemizing teen social dance Monday from 4 to 6 pm at YWCA, keep-fit classes, girls basketball schedule with Becks versus Colling, Armstrong versus Wilson, Sixth versus Square D, and no girls volleyball this week. Also lists adult dance, club registrations, and multiple troop and auxiliary meetings with dates, times, and contact numbers.
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