Gail Rottunda Weds Clifford Svoboda in Sioux City
Miss Gail Corinne Rottunda married Clifford Ralph Svoboda at Trinity Lutheran Church Sioux City Sunday. Officiant Rev. Russell J. Olson. Bride daughter of Henry A. and Mrs. Rottunda. groom son of Wesley Svoboda. Attendants wore lavender dresses. reception for 150. Couple to live in Hopkinton. she to teach in Monticello and he in Maquoketa Valley schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Gail Corinne Rottunda
Clifford Ralph Svoboda
Hopkinton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Russell J. Olson
Henry A. Rottunda
Svoboda
Wesley Svobodas
Sixth Street
Ingleside Drive
Cedar Rapids
Lynne Rottunda
Nancy Easter
Chicago
Chardy Haller
Monticello
Maquoketa Valley
No Diet for Muslim Lady 133 Years Old
In Singapore 133 year old Noriah Binte Bayamen says she follows no special diet and eats what her family does. An 82 year old American widow living in New York, Irene Eby Olson, wrote for guidance on prayers and daily routines after reading about Noriah in a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Noriah Buyamen
Singapore
United States
America
Noriah Binte Bayamen
Irene Eby Olson
Tonawanda
N.Y
Noriah
Marilyn L. Diller Becomes a Bride
Marilyn L Diller and Ernest Clifford Kilpatrick wed in a Sunday ceremony at the Methodist church in Columbus City The bride wore Chantilly lace with a Sabrina neckline a silk illusion veil and carried a Bible with an orchid Attendants included Margaret Diller maid of honor and Mary Pagemiller bridesmaid The groom was supported by Edwin Kilpatrick and Roger Kilpatrick among others The couple plans to reside in Keota with the bride teaching vocal music at Keota school and Kilpatrick employed by Mc Cleary Cummings Co in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus City
Marilyn Louise Diller
William J. Dillers
Ernest Clifford Kilpatrick
Kenneth L. Kilpatricks
Crawfordsville
Robert M. Parris
Margaret Diller
Ernest Faler
Morning Sun
Mary Pagemiller
Edwin Kilpatrick
New York City
Roger Kilpatrick
Mr. Faler
William Kirkpatrick
Hanover
Ill
Donald Lowe
Iowa Wesleyan College
Keota
Kilpatrick
Mc.Cleary-Cummings Co
Washington
Becomes Bride of Roger Wright
Miss Phyllis Carol Wittman of Marion and Roger Edwin Wright of Keota exchanged marriage vows at 2 30 Sunday in the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection officiated by Rev William E Biedermann The bride wore silk organza and Venice lace with jeweled crown veil Her bouquet combined orchid and carnations Guests numbered 150 at the church parlor the Wrights will reside near Keota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Carol Wittman
Tenth Street
Marion
Roger Edwin Wright
Keota
Church of the Resurrection
William E. Biedermann
Carroll Wittmans
Francis Wrights
Venice
Mary Uhlenkamp Goedken to be honored at shower
A miscellaneous shower for Mary Uhlenkamp Goedken of 301 Ninth Avenue Hiawatha will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m. She is the August 24 bride elect of Earl McDermott of Cascade. Hostess Mrs Daniel Schmitz 209 Ninth Avenue Hiawatha hosts 24 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Uhlenkamp Goedken
Ninth Avenue
Hiawatha
Earl McDermott
Cascade
Daniel Schmitz
Twilight golf winners at Twin Pines club
Mrs Paul Piskel and Philip Vikesland along with Mrs George Beattie and Chet Casali won the couples event. Mrs Floyd Wennersten had the longest drive on No 2 and Tom Cooper was closest to the pin on No 3. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Tom Jennings followed by a home gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Donald E Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Pines Golf Club
Paul Piskel
Philip Vikesland
George Beattie
Chet Casali
Floyd Wennersten
Tom Cooper
Tom Jennings
Donald E. Roberts
Elmwood Drive
Potter honored at theater party for 11th birthday
Terry Potter was celebrated Saturday at a theater party hosted by parents Mr and Mrs Eugene F Potter of 2431 Illinois Street SW. Seven guests attended the event marking his eleventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Potter
Eugene F. Potter
Illinois Street
Red Cross Swim Program
Bever Park Pool
Delbert Miller
Chandler Street
H. J. Illian
Ridgeway Drive
Bover
Marie Clancy
Second Avenue
Robert Dunham
Fairview Drive
John Distelhorst
Deerpath Lane
Linda Lefebvre
Mary Ann Dvorak
Gary Flickinger
Beattie Visits Mrs King During Fort Lauderdale Visit
Mrs. George Beattie of Fort Lauderdale and former Cedar Rapids resident arrived Monday for a visit with Mrs. Charlotte King at 817 Thirty seventh Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beattie
Fort Lauderdale
Cedar Rapids
Charlotte King
Thirtyseventh Street
Miss Stark Visits With Her Parents in Southeast
Miss Bernice Stark arrived Sunday from San Francisco to visit three weeks with her parents Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Stark at 1900 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Stark
San Francisco
Mrs
C. H. Stark
Linden Drive
Carolyn Scurlock and Norman Meyer wed in Williamsburg
United Presbyterian church hosted the 3 p.m. Sunday ceremony for Carolyn Fay Scurlock and Norman G. Meyer with Rev. Sherwood Roser officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Victor Scurlock, wore silk organza and lace with a pink rose cascade. Attendants included Kathy Norbohm and Phyllis Meyer. Stan Marlow and Tom Lee served as ushers. The couple, graduates of Dubuque and Drake, teach in East Buchanan schools and will reside in Winthrop after a wedding trip to Wisconsin. Fifty-four relatives attended a later Christensens family reunion at Ellis Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Kathy Norbohm
Carpenterville
Ill
Phyllis Meyer
Clarinida
Stan Marlow
Ogden
Tom Lee
Des Moines
David Jones
Pewaukee
Wis
Doug Frank
Quasque‘ton
War
Ren Meyer
Clarinda
Wisconsin
University of
Anton Christensens
Rose Pavilion
Ellis Park
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Society For Women Features
Gail Rottunda Iis
C.r.svoboda
Marilyn L. Diller
Roger Wright
Ronald Sutton
Michael L. Lillig
California
Sutton
Mr. Lillig
Jerry Dill
Charles Stoutner
Wright
Collins Radio Co
Wright Farms
Mary U. Goedken
Hike Chemical CO
7Th St
St. Louis 2
8Th Ave
8Th Street
Twin Pines
Beattie
Miss Stark
Clifford Svoboda
Carolyn Scurlock
Winthrop
Anton Christensen
Mason
5Th Ave. S.W
Mink
Cook’s
Cook’s Paints
1St Ave
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