Playtime Poppy Announces Children's Theater Season
The 18th annual Children's Theater season opens Oct 8 9 10 with Trudi and the Minstrel by Jefferson High School students directed by Robert Gueder. Season tickets $1.50, sold in Cedar Rapids Marion schools and Prairie. Eight performances per production at Coe College auditorium with four curtain times. Single tickets 75 cents at door.
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HE Children’s Theater
Trudi
Jefferson Senior
Robert Gueder
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Prairie
Junior League
Fred Glanville
Washington Senior High School
Spencer Pink
Coe College
Coe Auditorium
Sorg Drugstore
Poppy
St. Patrick's School
Mary Lou McGuire
B Avenue NW
Karen Burns
Fifth Avenue
Paul Gatto
E Avenue
Dana Lewis
Fairfax
Beethoven Program Scheduled Thursday
Beethoven Klub members meet Thursday at 10 at the YWCA with Miss Pratt speaking on 1797 to 1804. Debussy pieces and Copeland songs performed by named members, a Beethoven Sonata conclusion, and a 9:15 board meeting follow. Cedar Rapids Panhellenic Assn plans 8 pm Monday at Mrs. Blackstock’s home. Girls' Auxiliary luncheon is Thursday at 12:30 at Peoples Unitarian church.
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Beethoven Klub
YWCA
Margaret Pratt
Beethoven
G. E. Humphrey
Lavine
Debussy
Edward Hadock
Joy Strausbaugh
Copeland
Cedar Rapids Panhellenic Assn
Ben Blackstock
Parkland Drive
Children’s Home
The
Peoples Unitarian Church
Soroptimist Dinner Meeting Set At Roosevelt Hotel
The Soroptimist Club of Cedar Rapids and Marion will hold a dinner meeting Monday at 6 at the Roosevelt hotel. Program on Education of SORoptimism by Mrs Haskell Davenport. Mrs Edna Ackley and Mrs Bertha Dutton will report on the Federation conference. Hostesses are Mrs Elmer Lindeken and John Worthen.
Mary Kay Gerleman and Keith D Kock Marry at St Jude
Miss Mary Kay Gerleman and Keith D Kock exchanged vows at St Jude Catholic Church on Saturday. The ceremony was followed by a reception for 100 at Town House Motor Inn. The bride, a Crepe Venise lace Empire gown, and groom, a Harper and McIntire Co. employee, will reside at 1700 Fourteenth Avenue SW Toledo.
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St. Jude Catholic Church
Mary Kay Gerleman
Fourteenth Avenue SW
William F. Gerleman
Toledo
Keith D. Kock
Third Avenue SW
John H. Kock, Jr
Vail
John M. Gregory
Town House Motor Inn
Leonard Gerleman
Shirley Kock
LaCrosse
Wis
Thomas Walsh
Omaha
Paul Gerleman
Iowa City
James Hickey
Prize and Trophy Banquet for Twin Pines Women’s Golf
The Twin Pines Women’s Golf Association will host its Prize and Trophy banquet at the Longbranch supper club on Thursday. A cocktail hour begins at 6 30 and dinner at 7. Reservations are handled by Mrs George Tschetschot Mrs William Rexroat and Mrs Robert North at their listed phone numbers.
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Twin Pines Women’s Golf Assn
Longbranch
George Tschetschot
William Rexroat
Robert North
Extension Service Art Tour Planned in Iowa
The Linn county extension service announces a See Iowa First art tour on October 14 guided by Grace B. Drenkhahn. The trip visits Ed and Clary Vinson art labs in Garrison and Stone City with a focus on Grant Wood landmarks including Riverside cemetery and Antioch School. Tickets are $6 and available at the Linn county extension office Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Linn County Extension Service
Grace B. Drenkhahn
Ed and
Clary Vinson
Garrison
Vinson
Grant Wood
Stone City
Riverside Cemetery
Wood
Antioch School
Gerald Brown
Anamosa
West Branch
Herbert Hoover
Retired Teachers to View Slides at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs. Carl Carson, project leader at the Cedar Rapids board of education, will present a slide show on Boli during the Retired Teachers club meeting at the Peoples Unitarian church. Luncheon is served at 12 15.
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Bolivia
Carl Carson
Cedar Rapids
Rainbow Installation Sees Vickie Daker Installed as Advisor
Cedar Rapids Rainbow for Girls installed at the Masonic temple with Miss Vickie Daker as worthy advisor. Officers installed include Sue Cooper Sue Lane Sue Martin and Marilyn Sharpe. Installing officers listed. LaVonne Luther mother advisor and Ben Baggarly grand deputy attend. A state Rainbow bowling tournament for ages 12 to 20 set for Oct 11 at May's City lanes funds Christmas packages for servicemen.
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Cedar Rapids
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Vickie Daker
Sue Cooper
Sue Lane
Hope
Sue Martin
Charity
Marilyn Sharpe
Faith
Donna Luther
Vickie King
Debbie Falcon
Lynn Sylfest
Leigh Crowe
Ruth Hograthe
Gail Irwin
LaVonne Luther
Ben Baggarly
All Rainbow Girls
City Lanes
Lindenhill Horse Show and Local Arts and Theatre Events
Lindenhill Horse show runs 9 to 6 at Stamats farm in Rosedale road SE. Circus art exhibit continues at Cedar Rapids Art Center through Nov 9. Sister Rene Travis and Sister Catherine Wolf show paintings and ceramics at Mt. Mercy college McAuley hall 9 to 9 daily through Thursday. Busby Berkeley festival screens Gold Diggers of 1937 at 8:15 at Cornell college. Coe Promenade orchestra led by Jerry Owen and Thomas Slattery performs at 4:30 Sinclair auditorium. Battle of Algiers screens at 8 in Sinclair auditorium Coe. Audubon Wildlife film Land of the Giant Cactus at 8 in Sinclair. Jugoslavia travelog by Alfred Wolff via Wednesday Chamber of Commerce. Preservation Hall jazz band at 8 in Iowa Memorial Union Main lounge. Midwest National Antiques show at Memorial Coliseum 11 to 10 daily through Saturday and 11 to 6 Sunday.
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Lindenhill
Stamats’ Farm
Rosedale Road
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Rene Travis
Catherine Wolf
McAuley Hall
Mt. Mercy College
Busby Berkeley
Cornell College
Coe Promenade
Jerry Owen
Coe
Thomas Slattery
Sinclair
Coe College
Algiers
Jean Martin
Yacef Saadi
Sinclair Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Bureau
Jugoslavia
Alfred Wolff
Preservation Hall
Iowa Memorial Union
University of Iowa
Ladies Literary Club to Hear Dr Koenig on Worldville
Dr Myron Koenig will speak at the Ladies Literary Club meeting Monday at 2 15 PM on the topic Worldville. Hostess for the gathering is Mrs Max Daehler of 2210 Grande avenue SE.
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Ladies Literary Club
DR. Koenig
Myron Koenig
Koenig
Dona Rosdail to Wed December 12 at St. Mark's
A December 12 wedding is planned for Dona Kay Rosdail and Michael D. Boone at St. Mark's Lutheran. Rosdail, daughter of Merle A. Rosdail of 228 Harnett NW, attended North Park College and works for Wilson-Sinclair Co. Boone, of Harper Woods, Mich, attended the University of Detroit and is employed by The Bank.
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St. Mark’s. Lutheran Church
Dona Kay Rosdail
Michael D. Boone
Avenue NE
Merle A. Rosdail
Harnett Street
L. J. Boone
Harper Woods
Mich
Miss Rosdail
North Park College
Chicago
Wilson - Sinclair Co
University of Detroit
Bank
Mrs Ross to Be Guest for Alpha Chi Omega Alumni
Mrs E A Ross of Rosemont Minnesota district chairman will be honored guest at the Thursday meeting of the Alpha Chi Omega Alumni club. Hostess for the event at 8 oclock is Mrs Bruce Butler of 2232 Country Club Parkway SE assisting hostess Mrs John Cuilen.
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Alpha Chi Omega Alumni Club
E. A. Ross
Rosemont
Minn
Bruce Butler
Country Club Parkway SE
John Cuilen
Linda Wolken Plans December Wedding
Miss Linda Marie Wolken and Daniel D. Wheater of Solon announce a December 20 wedding. The couple, both Upper Iowa graduates, will wed in Marion. Wolken teaches in Cedar Rapids. Wheater coaches and teaches in Solon.
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Linda Marie Wolken
Meadowview Drive
Marion
Daniel D. Wheater
Solon
Raymond W. Wolken
Gilman
Harold Wheater
Marshalltown
Mr. Wheater
Wolken
Upper Iowa College
Cedar Rapids
Wheater
Sandra Smith Becomes Bride of H J Cerveny
Miss Sandra Sue Smith of Blairstown married Harold J Cerveny at St. Ludmila's Catholic church in a 2 PM ceremony officiated by Rev A L Zachar. Attendants included Mrs Gary Smith and Rollin Nelson. reception for 200 at St Ludmila's school. The couple's families and guests noted the bride's crepe gown and bouquet of yellow roses and white carnations.
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Sandra Sue Smith
Fourth Avenue
Kenneth Smith
Blairstown
Harold J. Cerveny
Harold Cerveny
Summit Avenue
A. L. Zachar
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
Gary Smith
Rollin Nelson
Jim Cerveny
Lea Smith
John Cerveny
St. Ludmila’s School
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Eisenhower
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Ed Cahoone
Erskine
Joseph Hanish
Fillmore
Victor Holec
Garfield
Adrian Lesmeister
Grant
Don _ Albaugh
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Harrison
Ivan Gardner
Hayes
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Hiawatha
Richard van Horbeck
Hoover
Walter Koon
Jackson
John Ferguson
Johnson
James Benedict
Kenwood
Gordon Gardner
Lincoln
Koon
Madison
Gary Lyman
Monroe
Robert Sand
Nixon
George Roushar
Noelridge
Pierce
R. R. Wazac
Polk
Gordon Fabian
Squaw Creek
J. J. Sebetka
Taylor
William Ortmayer
Truman
D. D. Kessell
Tyler
Guy Polton
van Buren
Mervyn Sturdiman Wright
Marvin Dai
Richard P. Miller
St. Ludmila’s
James Murray
St. Matthew’s
Francis Musel
St. Patrick’s
John Sweeney
St. Pius X
Norman Offmeier
Trinity Lutheran
Donald Walmutt
Emerson
Joe Fisk
Irving
Charles Peterzalek
Kenneth Harms
Longfellow
Milton Arnold
Indian Creek
Norman Hen
Mary Gerleman
Anos
Skogman Construction Co
American Institute of Business
Harper and Mclntire Co
Fourteenth Avenue
Gazette
L. W. Ward
Children’s Theater
Roosevelt Hotel
Thirtieth Street
Eighth Avenue
John Stewart
Eleventh Street
Twin Pines
Ken Kersey
Johannesburg
Africa
Dows Bidg
Michael Biseks
Michael Bisek
Carter Street
Patricia Becker
Timothy Cook
Michael A
Biseks
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Rainbow Advisor
Audubon Wildlife Film
Allan D. Cruickshank
Memorial Coliseum
Hillbrunner's
Irs
St. SE
Dona K. Rosdail
Fourscore Club
Donald Loop
Parkwood Drive
Merrill Ludvigson
Meadow Lane
Robert Cramer
Grant Wood Drive
Robert Mitchell
Twenty Seventh Street
Mrs. Ross
Alpha Chi Omegas
Linda Wolken
the Cleo Grishams
Cleo Grisham
Seventeenth Street
Grisham
Don Grisham
Hillside Drive
Dave
Anne Bliobenes
Mr. Grisham
Sandra Smith
H. J. Cerveny
Oseo Drug
Killians
Tol He & Hi
Hampton Court
House of Diamonds
Second Avenue
Reed & Barton Sterling
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