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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1968
Page
3
Abby counsels a city employee weighing marriage to a divorced man with troubled sons to discuss reputations. A neighbor warns about informing a 13-year-old's mother, and a wife seeks Vietnam deployment advice about living with in laws vs parents. Abby advises aftercare and personal choice.
Miss Linda Ann Klimes and Daniel Lee Sellers were married at St. John s Lutheran Church in Ely Cedar Rapids. The Rev. William J Eckerly officiated at 2 pm. A reception followed for 100 guests. The couple will reside at 1614 Avenue NE. The bride works for Turner Co Inc and the groom for Midwest Foods Distributors.
Marion Busch and David DeMoss wed in a Justice of the Peace ceremony at Lost Nation with vows heard Aug. 17. Connie Mansfield and Dr Lonnie Barton married Aug. 3 at St Patrick's church. they reside at Fort Ord California. Norma Seehusen and Pfc James Lewis exchanged vows Aug 10 in West Berlin with plans to reside there while he serves.
In an 8 o'clock Sunday service at St. Pauls Methodist Church Williamsburg Miss Julie Ann Shellady became the bride of Dennis Hocker. The couple will reside in Ames where Hocker finishes his senior year at Iowa State University.
The Humphreys will pause Democratic convention campaigning Tuesday for a private family celebration marking the second wedding anniversary of Robert Humphreys, 24, and his wife Donna of Burnsville Minnesota. The item also mentions a TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES laugh segment on KCRG TV 9 at 6 PM Tuesday and a want ad with a phone number.
For summer travel a light weight wool robe is a must in air conditioned rooms. English basketweave wool is ideal and the garment is noted for its attractive appearance.
Wesley Vondracek recalls his five week visit to Czechoslovakia ending with the Soviet takeover of Prague. He describes missed flights at the airport, a tense taxi ride, and soldiers pointing rifles as he and his mother sought safety. He praises Czech radio for calm and notes Russians may fear losing control of resources as he hopes for UN aid. Mrs. Joseph Vondracek and Wesley left Cedar Rapids July 17. he runs Cedar Acres Meat processing plant.
Miss Jo Marie Aossey daughter of Mr and Mrs William D Aossey of 1437 Fourth Street SW wed Arthur J Wilks son of Mr and Mrs Charles Peskas of 1535 Seventeenth Avenue SE in the New Testament Baptist church. Rev Charles Proud officiated. The bride wore white satin with seed pearl veil and red roses. Sister Mrs James Wilks served as maid of honor in pink lace over satin. brother James Wilks was best man with David Adams as usher. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 903 E Avenue NW. Wilks works for Martinson Grading and Sodding Co.
Mr and Mrs Rodney Newland celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at the Troy Mills Christian church Sunday from 2 to 5. Hostesses include Mrs Eva Miller Mrs Robert Kreutner Miss Karen Newland and Mrs Keith Walton. Dig the doings at the Democratic Convention with Bob and Ray on The Dick Cavett Show weekdays 9 30 to 11 00 AM in color on KCRG TV 9.
Judith Marie Yuska daughter of Alfred J Yuska and Bernard James Nachazel son of the James Nachazels were married Saturday at 10 at Immaculate Conception Church. The Rev F J Ruzicka performed the ceremony and a wedding dance followed at Community hall. The bride wore a lace over taffeta cage gown with a chapel train and a jeweled caplet. Maid of honor Linda Husak and attendants wore blue lace gowns with matching veils. Flower girl Lisa Zingula. Groomsmen included Laddie Nachazel and ushers Dean Podhajsky and George Hayek. The bride works in Toledo and the husband attends Iowa State University. they will live in Ames after a western states wedding trip.
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