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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
12
Pulitzer winner Phyllis McGinley argues women need not feel guilt for choosing homemaking. She cites college doubt as fueling discontent and says balancing careers and home is feasible, but being a housewife remains ancient, honorable, and unique.
New York based survey of physical education directors across Virginia Vermont New Jersey Ohio and Washington finds parental coddling blamed for unfit youth. Experts say good fitness improves alertness self discipline and school work while noting many youths are soft and need stronger fitness programs.
Shirley Reif daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Reif of 1639 Keith drive NE was honored at a farewell party Saturday night at Barb Hofer home 2312 D avenue NE Hostesses were Marcia Hamilton Cyndie Jackson and Pat McGuire The Reif family is moving to Chicago.
The United Church Women of Cedar Rapids Marion invite members to a noontime luncheon at the YWCA on Wednesday. Mrs. Leroy Rinard will review Peace Man and Nations in a Changing World Community. Tickets are $1. Thrifty Gazette Want Ads.
Duplicate bridge winners from Sundays Town House event include first north-south Mrs George Alberts and Mrs Charles Leipold second north-south Mrs Harold Barton and Frank Zeman first east-west Mrs Alfred Hornung and Harlan King second east-west Dr and Mrs B E Hoenk. Clubs from Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Williams burg sponsored. Bob's club led.
Miss Gwen Hatch daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hatch of Fairfax became the wife of Ronald Sirowy son of Mrs. Geraldine Sirowy and Harold Sirowy of Fairfax at Immaculate Conception Church. The ceremony at 4:30 was performed by Rev. J. David Pepper with immediate family present. The bride wore candle light brocade and a mini fur hat with a veil, carrying bronze baby mums. Maid of honor Sharon Sweeney wore beige with baby mums corsage. Best man was David Hogendorn. The bride attends Paris Academy of Beauty Culture. the groom works for Prudential Insurance. They reside at 1618 14 Third Avenue SE.
The marriage of Linda Lee Martin daughter of Virgil and M rs Miller 868 Twenty first street SE to Terry G. Sacora son of Gaylord and Mrs Sacora Center Point occurred Friday at 6 30 in the parsonage of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church in Hiawatha The Rev Milford Olson officiated The bride wore a beige two piece wool suit and velvet headpiece with veil A corsage of red rose buds Attendants were Mrs Jerry Brehm Center Point A reception for 75 guests was held at the bride’s parents home They will reside at the Hiawatha mobile home park The bride previously worked for Merchants National Bank Sacora works for Bob Smythe Sign Co.
Gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, 50, who was treated at Little Company of Mary in Chicago for heart trouble brought on by fatigue and high blood pressure, left the hospital late last week and is staying with friends out of town. Doctors say she must remain in bed for at least four more weeks and isn’t expected to appear publicly again until December.
Prince Michael of Greece 25 received King Constantine's permission to marry Marina Karella 24 daughter of a Greek industrialist. He renounced his throne rights, previously third in line. No wedding date set. planned for Athens.
The marriage announcement mislisted Mrs. Hugh McNally’s address as 1601 Park Avenue SE instead of 1715 Blake Boulevard SE. Terrance McNally of Des Moines and Miss Mary Kathryn Evans wed, with Mr. McNally previously living at the Park Avenue address.
Mr and Mrs Edward Stangler of Amana celebrate their golden wedding with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 at the home of their daughter Mrs Gerald McArtor in Amana. The couple married October 26 1914 in Iowa City. They have a daughter Mrs Leonard Sterns of Amana a son Edward of Escondido California four grandsons and five great grandchildren will join the celebration.
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