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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1971
Page
11
New York fall-winter coat advice guides selection by body type. Shorter hemlines suit many, mid calf or just below the knee lengths flatter height, while tailored classic coats in dark fabrics minimize bulk. Capes can work for some figures but shorter cape lengths are recommended for heavier builds.
The Howell movement game at Welty Way Thursday evening produced winners Joe Rinas and Glenn Harris for first place. Tying for second and third were Mrs. W. E. Eyman with Mrs. Karl Henrikson and Boby Yeates with Joe Verbick. The next game is scheduled for Sunday.
A department store clerk writes on shopper habits and asks customers to return items to their places. Advice includes avoiding sun damage to finishes and proper care for kitchenware like canisters, spoons, and measuring cups to keep items clean and usable.
Washington AP reports the Green Book, the city’s unofficial social register, has for the first time listed two Black couples without current government titles: Patricia Roberts Harris and William Beasley Harris, and Dr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill Willoughby. The scanned text also includes unrelated Home Tips and notices.
The Cedar Rapids Piano club met Thursday evening at Kenwood Methodist church and elected new officers Darrell Ayers as president and Scott Kellogg as treasurer. Advisors named are the Mines James Venneman and Keith Black.
In Hamburg Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard on a West German state visit, a policeman finds a diamond gem that had fallen from her necklace near the city hall. The gala dinner preceded by a reception at Mr M C Thompson home honored Miss Shirley Bollhoefer and guests.
Tennessee’s 21 state parks drew 9,167,481 visitors in the year ended June 30, up from 7,983,004 in the prior year, according to Conservation Commissioner Bill Jenkins.
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