Man urges women to wear Society tower fragrances
Taylor argued men regard women as flowers and urged women to adopt Society tower fragrances as a personal fragrance choice.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1957
Page
6
Siglympics Set by Coe Alpha Sigma Phi at Field
Coe College hosts the first Siglympics Saturday at 2 pm on Coe field. Alpha Sigma Phi sponsors events like pin throw and sack relay to foster ties with women’s campus groups. A traveling trophy awaits the winner. a tie goes to a foot race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Judy Ernst
Cedar Rapids
Chi Omega Sorority
Sandra Dahlstrom
Chicago
Alpha Xi Delta
Karin Swanson
Keppa Delta
Gwen DeYoung
Elgin
Delta Delta Delta
Karen Anderson
Alpha Ganma Delta
Judy Keller
Coe
Coe College
Alpha Sigma Phi
Coe Field
Baldwin- Wallace College
CSE
Independents
Pete Anderson
Alpha Gamma Delta
Vic Carling
Arlington Heights
Frank Barvinek
Chi Omega
Darrel Dicken
Newhall
Tarry Wilkey
Kappa Delta
Dale Harmon
Oher
Coe Uuniform
At & P.m
Maiste
Darrell Dicken
Miss Marilyn Mason Weds Bruce Possehl at McGregor
At St. Marys Catholic Church in McGregor Miss Marilyn Marie Mason wed Bruce C. Possehl in a 2 p.m. double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Francis Phelan. Julia Carroll played organ as Nancy and Loraine Goltz sang. The bride wore lace over satin with a fitted bodice and sequin trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
St. Mary's Catholic Church
McGregor
Marilyn Marie Mason
Charles Masons
Bruce C. Possehl
Ralph Possehls
Elbader
Francis Phelan
Julia Carroll
Nancy
Loraine Goltz
Survey shows men like feminine type colognes
New York report cites Caswell Massey executive M S Taylor saying men prefer musky feminine scents over masculine names. He notes sniff tests show men favor musky colognes unless the label seems masculine, which deters usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M.S. Taylor
Land Perfumers
Caswell Massey
Ally
Bride and Groom Plan Elkart County Home After Church Wedding
Miss Patricia Mason married Dennis Possehl in a ceremony with Carolyn Mason as maid of honor, Carole Cunningham as bridesmaid, Gene Silence as best man, and brothers Charlie and Jimmy Mason as ushers. A 129 guest reception followed in the church hall. The bride works in the county auditor's office in Elkader. they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Mason
Carole Cunningham
Gene Silence
Mederville
Dennis Fpossehl
Charlie
Jimmy Mason
County Auditor's Office
Elkader
Williams
Jana
Roy Sadier
David Walsh
Marion
Sreamsman
Gearid Huerler
Cedar Rapids
Laymond Brecht
Fairfax
Tennessee
Yankee Stadiums First Aid Nurse Keeps Quiet Watch
Beatrice Madden, a longtime Yankee Stadium first aid nurse, rarely attends games yet handles fans, injuries, and lost children from a station two locks from the diamond. She learns scores from patients and hopes the teams win while recalling Polo Grounds days and Giants departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Stadium
Mary Brinte
New York
Beatrice Madden
Yankee
Miss Madden
Mmen
Casey Stengel
Polo Grounds
Rose M Andrlik Weds Alfred Lee Anderson at St James
Rose Mary Andrlik, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Andrlik, married Alfred Lee Anderson, son of Oscar Anderson, in a 7 p.m. ceremony at St. James Methodist church. Rev. Arthur Schuldt presided. The bride wore lace and nylon tulle with a coronet and carried white lilies of the valley and pink roses. The couple will reside at 2006 E Avenue NW after a 250-guest reception in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mary Andrilik
Joseph Andrlik
Williams Boulevard
Alfred Lee Anderson
Oscar Andersoh
Sayenne
St. James Methodist Church
Arthur Schuldt
George Popenhagen
Sabrina
William Sedlvy
Josephine Caldwell
Abe Ross
Alfred Schulte
Walford
Stan Corum
Marion
Croomsmen
Lee Minor
Fairfax
Carroll Welsh
E Avenue NW
Tax and Accounting Seminar Set at Des Moines
The Towa Society of Certified Public Accountants and the College of Commerce of the University of Towa sponsor their fourth annual tax and accounting seminar in Iowa City from Thursday to Saturday. Speakers include William M. Wilson Town Tax Commission general counsel John E. Nagle Dav enpor and Dr. Robert H. Johnson administrative assistant to Gov. Herschel C. Loveless Lloyd Back of Des Moines will conduct a panel discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa Society of Certified Public Accountants
College of Commerce
The
University of Towa
Iowa City
Wiliam M. Wilson
Town Tax Commission
John E. Nagle
C.P.A
Davenpor
Robert H. Johnson
Herschel C. Loveless
Lloyd Back
Anita Kerkman Repeats Vows At St Andrews Lutheran
Miss Anita Marie Kerkman daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Kerkman married Ralph Eye Stim son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Stim on Sunday at 2 pm in St Andrews Lutheran church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev A W Wilkaning with an altar of white gladiolus gompons and bronze mums. Music was by Kenneth Kaset ner and Mary Hartz. The gown featured hand clipped face and nylon tulle with lace bodice long sleeves Sabrina neckline and seed pearls and sequins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Stimson
Marion
St. Andrews Lutheran Church
A. W. Wilkaning
Kenneth Kasetner
Mary Hartz
Newhall
Pam
St. James Methodist Church
Lavonne Beniers
John E. Demers
Tenth Street NW
Robert Williams
Mabel Williams
Seventh Avenue
Arthur Schultz
Menial
Lavonne Beniers Becomes a Bride
Lavonne Beniers and Robert Williams wed Sunday at St James Methodist. A double ring ceremony featured palms and white asters with a lace gown and white Bible bouquet. The couple plans a trip to Niagara Falls and will reside in Marion with many family and friends attending.
Streamliner DY STELLA WHITE instruction note
Step by step guidance describes adding water to a steam iron using a pliable plastic cup to form a spout. It instructs gently squeezing the cup to control water flow and prevent bubbling and overflow during use.
Iowa CPA Society leaders to speak at sessions
J. MacNaurhiun of Des Moines presides at the Iowa Society of Certified Public Accountants sessions with G. PrP re heading the SUE accounting department and Keith W. Ehinn of Cedar Rapids as past president. Mrs Mary White hosts a birthday dinner for Mrs Frank Stastny with guests including Frank Stastny and the Stastny family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
The
Iowa Society of Certified Public Accountants
G. Prp Re
SUE
Keith W. Ehinn
Cedar Rapids
Society
Memo for Men By Bert Bacharach
Photography tips from Bert Bacharach advise holding the camera near the window without contact, shooting from the plane’s shady side, and avoiding photos when haze or smoke obscures the ground. Copyright 1987 New York Herald Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bacharach
New York Herald Tribune
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