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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1957
Page
3
Coe College honored acting president Dr. Harry M. Gage on his seventy ninth birthday with a mid afternoon open house in the Main building office. The six member Coe band greeted him while his wife stood nearby and Lois McBroom acted as hostess during coffee and cookies.
About 300 credit union directors and officials in the area are expected to attend a banquet for International Credit Union Day at 6 30 p.m. Thursday at the VFW hall. Cedar Rapids Mayor Jim Meaghan and Charles Hyland of the Credit Union National Association will be honored guests. entertainment features comedian Mickey Sharp and music by Herbie Westrom.
Ames warns stain removers may be used on fabrics with special finishes but chlorine bleach should not be used. Opal Roberson, extension clothing specialist at Iowa State College, notes special finishes enhance wrinkle resistance, sheen, and embossed designs, advising against chlorine.
The article indicates standard stain removers can be used on fabrics without special finishes with the exception of chlorine bleach, which is not safe for these materials. It notes that chlorine bleaches are only suitable for some fabrics under certain conditions.
The Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors meets with Henderson Sutera and Wiley approving minutes from Sept 17 and scheduling Oct 17 1957 at 10:00 AM for bids on road surfacing and resurfacing. They adopt a resolution ordering notice to certain named individuals to depart to prevent settlement in the county and authorize beer licenses for Elizabeth Slavik B and J Tavern Waubeek and W Bosworth Corner Store Covington.
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