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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1975
Page
46
Iowa and Iowa City notices reveal engagements in three families. Randi Neuenswander and Richard L. Roach plan marriage next summer. Annette Hogarty to William Dane exchange vows April 24 in Iowa City. Cheri Lynn Andersen to Jim Satterfield wed Aug 23 at Decorah First Lutheran.
Miss Selma Ann Rammelsberg and Donald Eugene Walser wed at St. Mark's United Methodist Church with 225 guests at a Roosevelt Royale reception. The bride, a Cedar Rapids school employee, and the groom, a Upper Iowa College graduate, will reside in Cedar Rapids.
The Gazette lists submission rules for the women’s section. Bridal notices require four days prior and pictures rules hinge on engagement to wedding intervals. Showers may be telephoned by 9 am, anniversaries appear on the Sunday before the event, clubs by Wednesday noon, and Sunday edition items by the prior Wednesday.
Coat the measuring cup with salad oil before pouring honey or molasses. The sweetness will slide out smoothly without sticking to the sides or bottom of the cup.
Kay Marie Wenger daughter of Daryl and Kay Wenger of Goshen wed William Franklin Creasey son of Mr and Mrs William Creasey of Kingsley Iowa at College Mennonite Church Goshen Saturday afternoon. The couple plans to reside in Iowa City where the bride holds a University of Iowa bachelor and is pursuing graduate work while the groom holds a master's from Iowa and teaches in Cedar Rapids public schools.
Miss Rosemarie Greeley of North Liberty and Steven Paul Rennekamp, son of the Rennekamps of Cedar Rapids, united in marriage at First United Methodist church Chariton. Guests included family figures, with a noon reception for 150 at Lake View Country Pub. The couple will reside in North Liberty.
Miss Marijo A Houser and Gerald O Beasler exchanged vows in a 7 pm ceremony at St Ludmila Catholic Church with Rev Robert W Cizek officiating. The couple will reside in Iowa City after a southern wedding trip.
A researcher from the Institute of Psychiatry says female alcoholism in Britain is rising to equal male rates as secret drinkers grow. Glo ria Litman notes the male to female ratio dropping from 6 to 1 toward 3 to 1 in general and to 1 to 1 in private practice. Hospital units see few women because many drink privately under medical care.
Bemis erly advises light wax coatings on wood floors to maintain shine. Apply a thin coat, buff between applications, and use patching for heavy traffic areas to blend with the floor. For more help, view today’s classified ads for house painters.
Miss Michele Marie Hotchkiss and Louis George Kacere Jr. exchanged marriage vows Friday at St. Pius X Church in a 7 PM ceremony. The couple will reside in Hiawatha after a Chicago wedding trip. the bride attends the University of Iowa and works for Kirkwood Community College. The groom works for Wholesale Feeds.
The article notes wigs are a wardrobe staple for active women and describes care routines. It covers brushing after wear, washing when droopy or oily, dry cleaning for human hair, and home washing for most synthetic wigs with cool water and gentle products. It also details rinsing, blotting, air drying, and brushing to restore style.
An open house is planned next Saturday at 5 o clock for Mr and Mrs Elbert Smith of Milpatas California and their two daughters Mary Williams of Ogden Utah and Thelma Means of Anaheim California Hosts for the event are Mr and Mrs Raymond Kubik of Center Point Mr and Mrs Smith and their daughters are former residents of Cedar Rapids.
An open house will be held from 2 to 4 next Sunday at the Norway Methodist church honoring Mary Taylor on her 80th birthday. Hosts will be Mr and Mrs Earl Lewis Taylor.
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