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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1968
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren answers questions on whether to invite distant relatives to weddings and announcements, explains that some feel offended or expect gifts, and advises knowing your relatives. Other columns cover marital infidelity, divorce options, and dating tips with concise guidance.
Susan A Brown wed Lt Samuel C Allick Aug 3 at St Brendans Cedar Rapids. Ruth Ellen Erickson married Alan Stoakes at United Presbyterian church. Idamae Wolf wed Dave May at St Marks Oskaloosa. Elizabeth Jayne Miller tied to Kenneth Horak at Little Brown church Shenandoah. Donna Jeanne Rhodes wed Junior Everett Lawler at First United Methodist Iowa City. Couples reside near Cedar Rapids or plan moves to Whiteman AFB Missouri or Minot ND.
Pan American World Airways cuts the minimum age for stewardess applicants to 20 from 21 to meet a projected 30 to 40 percent growth in stewardesses for the 747 Superjets. Eligibility remains: single, good vision, 5 ft 3 in to 5 ft 7 in with proportional weight, high school diploma, and knowledge of a second language.
The Rev. Michael J. Moakler of the Providence diocese confirms marriage to Eleanor M. Travers on August 1 in Seekonk Massachusetts. He left the priesthood for a personal conviction seeking content in marriage and plans to teach high school Latin or English while his wife works as a bank clerk.
Hong Kong based Hong Kong Times reports 83 year old American author Anna Louise Strong jailed in Peking on charges of being an American imperialist agent. The report cites Red Guards denunciations and notes observers doubt the surprise of the news.
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