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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1969
Page
2
Dr 8 1 Andelman notes backache is a common modern ailment due to posture and long work hours. He urges keeping in shape, lifting with the knees, and avoiding overstrain at work and on weekends to protect the spine.
Judith Lynn Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Gale E Allen and Gary Lee Andersen son of Mr and Mrs Oge Andersen Jr were married at Westminster Presbyterian Church Saturday The Rev John P Woods officiated The couple reside in Anaheim Calif A reception for 100 followed at the Roosevelt hotel The bride attended Fullerton Junior College and the groom is employed by Drs W Bogart and W Wagner
Miss Ann Lynn Hoyt and Donald Lee Muench wed in a Cedar Rapids ceremony at 7. After a Minneapolis honeymoon, they will reside in St. Louis where Muench will teach. Hoyt, a University of Iowa alumna, previously worked at Seifert's. Muench is a U I graduate and Lambda Chi Alpha member. Reinbeck also reports Miss Jane Ellen Creswell and William R. Weaverling married August 1 at United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Harold Brackus officiating. they will live at 875 Twenty-sixth Street, Marion. Creswell, a University of Northern Town graduate and Kenwood School teacher, and Weaverling, a University of Indiana Bloomington graduate, work at Collins Radio Co in Cedar Rapids.
The Cedar Rapids Accordion Aces directed by Mrs. Arlene Botdicker won first in open accordion orchestra at the American Accordionists Assn event in New York City, and took a festival band trophy. Carol Stangland won first in electronic accordion. Mike Leber placed second. The group will return to Cedar Rapids Saturday.
In Milwaukee Wisconsin Martha Fried won the TOPS crown by losing 135 pounds, shedding a cape as she revealed a 240 pound frame. The crowd cheered as judges crowned her 1969 TOPS queen for the greatest weight loss among contestants.
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