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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1957
Page
7
New York gossip note from the Pack avenue set says many women show more affection for their dogs than their husbands. The column highlights social attitudes and domestic quirks in a light, humorous tone.
Seventy-nine coeds at the University of Towns h have been accepted as candidates for the Scottish Highlanders the world’s largest all girl bagpipe band Director William J Adkins son announced Monday More than 350 tried out for the group The Highlanders will make a debut during pre game ceremonies of the Utah State football contest Saturday in Iowa City with members from Eastern Towns include Jane Huey Nancy Ketetsen Linda Miller Roberta Porter and others Mrs Kruger runs the Poodletown grooming shop observing dogs and owners The article notes dog fashion and grooming industry growth and quirky anecdotes about poodle owners
The text mentions velvet collars and fashion pieces like a long-waisted chemise and low decolletage as Paris style influences. It also references cocktail blends and playful phrases about outfits and accessories. A light, quirky aside notes a dog related line about not falling off.
Johnston to direct the W Union Scout Drive campaign for the Holy Anrets Academy. Meg Novak of Spittville is general chairman with a Saturday meeting for board members. The program includes Mass at 9:30 am, a 10:30 am business session, and a banquet at 11:15 in DeSales Central Catholic school gym.
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women observes its silver jubilee with the theme Women at Work in Education. The event runs Saturday and Sunday at Ossian with speakers addressing topics led by Iowa Senator Thomas J. Dailey.
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