Ellis Handicap Winners at Manhattan Pavilion
Cedar Rapids women golfers celebrate the Ellis Women's Golf Association handicap tournament at the Manhattan pavilion. Champion Mrs. G R Hotchkiss earns the championship trophy with runners up and flight winners named including Mrs. Robert Conden, Dava Smith, Francns Nemec, and Norris Hunt in various flights. Handicap runners up listed: Mrs. Arlen Blank, Mrs. Richard Hagerman, Mrs. Oda Poorman, Mrs. Wilfred Bryanjolfsson, and Mrs. Jos Nemec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Winsere
Elis Women's Golf Assn
Manhattan Pavilion
G.R. Hotchkiss
Shastacourt
Robert Conden
Northwood Drive
Dava Smith
Avenue NW
Francns
Nemec
Country Club Drive
Marion
Norris Hunt
Arlen Blank
Richard’ Hagerman
Oda, Poorman
Wilfred Bryanjolfsson
Jos
Mrs Irving Resuming Career as Painter in Spain
Edith Irving, once jailed over a hoax case, plans to resume painting as an impressionist in Malden Idaho area while awaiting new permits. She and husband Milton Ackerman moved to Malden where he works for the Milwaukee Road. A personal shower for Miss Jackie Fenel is planned in Host, with local hosts and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Ibiza
Spain
UPI
Edith
Sleving
Sager
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Howard Hughes
Robert L. Mayes
Brockman Avenue
Milton
Town
Switzerland
Terry A. Ackerman
Den
Wash
MB Ackerman
Harry Ackerman
Eleventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Orland. A. Scott
Malden
Milwaukee Road
Jackie Fenel
R. C. Fenel
D Avenue NW
Janet Ryan
Cheyenne Road NW
Sheryl Erger
Ann Williams
Fenel
John Harris
Lyte Harris
Lattren Drive
American Irish Honor for Pat Ryan at Waldorf dinner
Patriont Ryan Nixon was named American Irish Honor by the American Irish Society at its annual dinner in New York. Lt Gov Malcolm Wilson presented Mrs Nixon with a gold medal on a ribbon. Mrs Nixon praised the award but declined to comment on protests outside the Waldorf Astoria by about 150 Irish civil rights demonstrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
Patriont Ryan
Nixon
Auerigan
Higterttal Society
Waldacr-Astorie
Malcolm Wilson
Duplicate Bridge Winners at YWCA Thursday
The Duplicate Bridge Whiners at the YWCA named North-South winners Mrs. W. Busby and Mrs. James Hodges first place, with Marvingray and Mike Rowray second. East-West victors were Richard Nassif and William Jennings first, and Joe Verbick and Dave Cray second. Next game is at 13 30 Saturday at the YWCA. A Life Extension study notes executives increasingly drink alcohol at lunch and average eleven drinks per week.
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YWCA
W. Busby
James Hodges
Marvingray
Mike Rowray
Eastwest
Richard Nassif
William Jennings
Joe Verbick
Dave Cray
Jean
Abusive letters prompt Abby advice on ignorance and abuse
In two reader questions Abigail Van Buren counsels on the difference between ignorance and uneducation, urges leaving abusive spouses, and addresses a survivor’s plea about a church teacher's past abuse. She emphasizes education isn’t tied to character and warns about compulsive talkers.
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Ellis Handicap
Gazette Whoa
John Amclvor
Huick
BODE
League of Women Voters
Linn County
Thob's Club
Rami
Oram Elres Ld
Abigail van Buren
Adi
Louie
Avery
Fey Cays
Hatte
Louie Cay
Wil
Abby
Santa Ana
Dane
Chicago
Dianne
Deon Arbby
Coats
Rog
Siebhe & Hoyt
Pepo
Pov
Pondine Oriental
Second Avenue
House of Dismonds
The
Simmons
San't
Himirios
Komnithre
Sda Cox
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