Kennedy to Attend New York Philharmonic Hall Opening
Jacqueline Kennedy will attend the Sunday opening of New York's Philharmonic Hall, a last minute gesture to support Lincoln Center. She will join guests in a front balcony area. President Kennedy remains in Washington.
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UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York
New Philharmonic Hall
White House
Newport
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center
Kennedy
Edgar Young
Kennedys
John D. Rockefeller III
Center
Dean Rusk
Women golfers share title at Ellis Park day event
Thirty three players competed on Wednesday at Ellis Park for women’s golf day. Co medalists were Miss Betty Hruska and the Mesdames Verne Fleagle and Ray Dunahugh. Flight winners included Mesdames Al Cline, Joseph Best, John Heefner, Gerald Phillips, Robert Sands and Larry Snodgrass. Prizes for near on approaches went to Merrill Hamilton, S. E. Haug, Donald Duncan, Gerald Philips and L. W. Haerther. Hostesses were Mrs. D. W. Schweitzer and Mrs. Snodgrass.
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Ellis Park
Betty Hruska
Mmes
Verne Fleagle
Ray Dunahugh
al Cline
Joseph Best
John Heefner
Gerald Phillips
Robert Sands
Larry Snodgrass
Merrill Hamilton
S. E. Haug
Donald Duncan
Gerald Philips
L. W. Haerther
D. W. Schweitzer
Snodgrass
Shower Held for Miss Carolyn Kofron Bride-Elect
Miss Carolyn Kofron, future bride of Gary Myers of 335 Twenty Seventh Avenue SW, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening in the DAY building. Hostesses were Mrs. Ronald Tietge of Center Point and Mrs. Millard Boom. Miss Kofron is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kofron of 2601 Teresa Drive SW.
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Carolyn Kofron
Gary Myers
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Ronald Tietge
Center Point
Millard Boom
Sixth Street
Kofron
George Kofron
Teresa Drive
Baton Class Registration At Y
Registration for new and former baton students of Barbara Kemper Young at the YWCA is set for Saturday from 9 to 11 at the Y. Parents may register in person or by telephone EM 5 1458. Former students resuming classes start October 6 must register then.
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Barbara Kemper Young
YWCA
The
Why did mother let me date so early
An unhappy young wife warns about early dating and urges parents of teen daughters to read a psychiatrist’s interpretation. Dr. Aaron L. Rutledge, president of the American Association of Marriage Counselors, endorses guidance in the Reader's Digest October issue now on sale.
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Aaron L. Rutledge
Am. Assn. of
Minnesota Girl Weds R D Riess at Minneapolis church
Miss Janet Lynn Timmerman daughter of Mrs Paul Timmerman and the late Mr Timmerman wed R Dean Riess son of Mr and Mrs Layton Riess of North English at Hen nepin Avenue Methodist Church in Minneapolis. The ceremony was performed by Rev Elvin Miller with attendants Miss Rosemary Doty and Mrs Larry Bell. The couple will reside in Ames after graduation events and memberships with Alpha Gamma Delta and Adelante.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church
Janet Lynn Timmerman
Paul Timmerman
Mr. Timmerman
R. Dean Riess
Layton Riess
North English
Elvin Miller
W. O. Timmerman
Duluth
Rosemary Doty
Lake City
Larry Bell
Brent Morgan
Steve Poock
Monticello
John McKen
Ray Randall
LeSeur
Minn
Iowa State
Alpha Gamma Delta
Adelante
Ames
Social clubs host luncheons sew for charity in Linn County
King's Daughters Mrs. Harry May hosted Silver Chain circle at a salad luncheon with Mrs. Leon Platner reporting on the Linn County union meeting. Esther Ward circle held an all day meeting at Ellis Park and voted to sponsor a child and honor Mrs. Jack Lankow at Burlington. Thirteen Naomi circle members had a dessert luncheon at Mrs. Crawford's home and sewed for Public Health Nursing Service while planning a rummage sale.
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Harry May
Indiana Street
Silver Chain Circle
Leon Platner
Linn County Union
Sunshine Mission Nursery
Saves
Esther Ward
Ellis Park
Jack Lankow
Burlington
Lankow
Naomi Circle
Leslie Crawford
Twentieth Street NW
Public Health
William Wolleat
Eugenia Sheldon
Omer Compton
Max Hahn to headline Cedar Rapids Family Film Night
The Cedar Rapids public library hosts the first Family Film night Friday at 7 with storyteller Max Hahn, who will read The Emperor's Oblong Pancake. A new film The Cuckoo That Wouldn't Cuckoo and two other films Adelie Penguins of the Antarctic and The Frog Went A Courting complete the program with no admission charge.
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Max Hahn
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Hans Ticktocker
Peter Hughes
Adelie Penguins
Letter Carriers Auxiliary Holds Meeting and Memorial Service
Thirty seven members met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Milo Lavel at 241 Eighteenth Street NW. Mrs. Jack Babcock was initiated and a memorial service was held for Mrs. W. E. Thompson. Plans were made for the annual fund raising project and convention reports were discussed.
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Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Milo Lavel
Eighteenth Street NW
Jack Babcock
W. E. Thompson
University Athletic Club Beefeater Party Tonight
The University Athletic club will hold a beefeater party Saturday evening starting with complimentary cocktails at 5 30 Dinner will be served at 6 30 followed by dancing from 9 to 1 with Don Benda and his Music Men The event is for members and out of town guests Reservations are necessary.
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The
University Athletic Club
Don Benda
Want Ads Highlight Unneeded Items For Sale
A brief notice invites readers to scan local want ads for items marked as unused or no longer needed. potential buyers are urged to explore listings for bargains and practical finds in the community marketplace.
Miss Karen Trachta Honored at Shower
Miss Karen Trachta, daughter of Mrs. Leona R. Trachta, 2011 Mallory Street SW, is honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Carol Peal and her mother at 1809 Fourth Avenue SE. Twenty four guests attend. She will wed John Neuhaus, son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Neuhaus, September 29.
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Carol Peal
Obie Peal
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Karen Trachta
Leona R. Trachta
Mallory Street
Miss Peal
William F. King
Fourth Avenue
Miss Trachta
John Neuhaus
George B. Neuhaus
Second Street
Quaker Oats Women Tour Amanas and Dine at Ox Yoke Inn
Forty eight members and guests of the Quaker Oats Women's club toured the Amanas Wednesday and attended a dinner at the Ox Yoke Inn.
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Quakers Oats Women’s Club
Amanas
Ox Yoke Inn
Spandex fabrics require frequent laundering for oil staining
The text notes that new fibers vary in serviceability and washability. Spandex stretch fabrics tend to yellow from body oils and must be laundered even more often than other foundation garments.
Andersons' Daughter Arrives From Hawaii
Mrs. Thomas C. Shanahan and children Valery Colleen and Katie arrived Wednesday evening from Kaneohe Bay Hawaii where her husband Major Shanahan has served the last three years The family will stay here a year while he completes a 12 month tour of duty on Okinawa Mrs. Shanahan is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Anderson of 2743 Meadowbrook drive SE
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Thomas C. Shanahan
Valery
Colleen
Katie
Kaneohe Bay Marine Air Station
Hawaii
Major Shanahan
Shanahan
F. C. Anderson
Meadowbrook Drive
Okinawa
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at YWCA Mitchell Movement
Winners from Wednesday morning bridge at the YWCA, held at Mrs. R. W. Water residence 2044 Grande Avenue SE, include the Mines Frank Wilber and F. S. Peshek as top north-south pair and Mmes George Finnan and Charles Leipold as top east-west pair.
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Mitchell
R. W. Water
Grande Avenue SE
Mmnes
Frank Wilber
F. S. Peshek
Northsouth
Mmes
George Finnan
Charles Leipold
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Miss Williams
Miss Carol Williams bride elect of James Kearney was honored at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening in the Roosevelt hotel. Twenty five guests attended. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas O Williams.
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Carol Williams
James Kearney
Thirty-first Street
Arthur Collins
Cottage Grove Avenue
Grant Collins
Council Street
Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Williams
Thomas O. Williams
Eighteenth Street
Weddings Highlight Year For Area Couples
Stueck and Andresen wed at St Andrew's Lutheran with 200 guests as Cedar Rapids college graduate bride begins life with farmer groom near Keystone. Wacker and Hemme marry at Zion church with reception in Minneapolis where both work for Red Owl Foods. Crawford and Gogel unite at St Joseph's in Anamosa with 150 guests and plan Ogden Kansas home after Gogel's army station at Fort Riley.
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Stone City
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Elizabeth Marie Crawford
Floyd Crawford
Anamosa
Raymond John Gogel
Ray Gogel
Martelle
Edward Lechtenberg
VFW Club
Paris Beauty Academy
Cedar Rapids
Army
Fort Riley
Kaw
Ogden
Kan
Camp Fire Elects Officers for A O Wa Ki Ya Group
Newly elected A O Wa Ki Ya group officers are Claudia Maxwell president Wendy Claflin vice president Sarah Antin secretary Sheryl Krug treasurer and Nancy Robbins scribe The group met at 758 Old Marion Road NE with leader Mrs Manly Ray LeClerc Also Wi Ki Yu group elected Sherry Ewen president Ann Faber vice president Lynn Murphy secretary and Becky Anderson treasurer The members met with leader Mrs Roy Ewen at 1060 Prairie Drive NE
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Claudia Maxwell
Wendy Claflin
Sarah Antin
Sheryl Krug
Nancy Robbins
Manly Ray LeClerc
Old
Marion Road
Wi-Ki- Yu Group
Sherry Ewen
Ann Faber
Lynn Murphy
Becky Anderson
Roy Ewen
Prairie Drive
Easy to knead no knead LD FASHIONED bread
Naomi Doebel describes a batter bread method that avoids kneading. Mix flour, milk, water, sugar, salt, margarine and yeast, beat until shiny and smooth, let rise to double, then beat again and bake in greased pans at 375 F for about 50 minutes.
Miss Driessens and Donald Hoffman Wed at St Marys
Miss Geraldine Driessens of Davenport and Donald P. Hoffman of Cedar Rapids wed in St Marys church Tampico Illinois on a Saturday morning. The bride wore satin with an overskirt and pearl lilies of the valley veil. Attendants included Judy Driessens and Donna Mordhurst. best man John Dolezal. groomsman Jack Blessing. ushers Darrell Driessens and John Wetzell. The couple will reside in Davenport while Hoffman studies at Palmer College of Chiropractic.
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Tampico
Ill
St. Mary’s Church
Geraldine Driessens
Davenport
Julius Driessens
Deer Grove
Donald P. Hoffman
John V. Hoffman
Sixth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Hoffman
Judy Driessens
Donna Mordhurst
John Dolezal
Jack Blessing
Darrell Driessens
John Wetzell
American Institute of Commerce
Bendix Corp
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Chinese woman communist sails to Cuba for congress
Peiping radio reports Kou Chien a leading Chinese woman communist has left Peiping for Havana to attend a Cuban women’s congress as a member of the secretariat of the National Women’s Federation of China.
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Tokyo
UPI
Kou Chien
Peiping
Havana
National Women’s Federation of Communist China
Peiping Radio
National Women’s Federation of China
Red
D E C A Group Hosts Washington Guests At Lawn Party
The Jefferson high school Distributive Education Clubs of America group hosted the Washington group Tuesday evening at a lawn party held at JoAnn Dostai's home on 1815 J street SW.
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Jefferson High School Distributive Education Clubs of America
Washington Group
JoAnn Dostai
J Street
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Keystone
A. W. Wilkening
Cedar Rapids Business College
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Waukon
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