When You Marry You Do Not Have to Change Your Name
The article discusses that there is no law requiring a woman to take her husband's name after marriage and that a wife may keep her maiden name without court action. It covers alternatives like hyphenation, reasons women choose to keep their name, and how Iowa handles name changes including birth certificate records and consent requirements for spouses and minor children. It cites the Center for a Woman's Own Name and quotes individuals describing personal and family considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For
Barrington, Ill
Priscilla Ruth MacDougall
Madison
Wis
Center
Terri Tepper
Barrington
Miller- Strauss
Nancy Rawson
Palo
Timothy King
Cedar Rapids
Rawson
ADC
Benton County Department of Social Services
Nancy
Miller-Strauss- Stanley-Richardson
Denise Fisher-Beckfield
Paul
University of Iowa
Fisher-Beckfield
Iowa
Muriel Cedeno
Division of Records and Statistics
State Department of Health
Cedeno
Towa
Hawaii
Changing Names After Marriage Under Common Law Rules
A center outlines steps for women changing names after marriage including updating social security, state university records, licenses, bank accounts, and tax papers. It notes passport issues, proof requirements for using a maiden name, and a one year ak a designation when reverting after a brief husband surname usage. It cites Roxanne Conlin on not defrauding, and mentions legislative changes in Hawaii and other states.
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Iowa Women’s Caucus
Iowa
Social Security
Women Prefs More Common in U.S. Colleges
A national survey by Everett C. Ladd Jr. and Seymour Martin Lipset shows women account for 21 percent of American college and university professors, up from 19 percent in 1969 and 20 percent in 1973. Among full time faculty under 30, nearly one third are women, yet overall female faculty face similar status as in 1969, teaching more, earning less, publishing less, showing less research interest, and experiencing segregated ranks and teaching patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Everett C. Ladd, Jr
University of Connecticut
Storrs
Seymour Martin Lipset
Stanford University
Storage Advice For Sandwich Fillings
When making lunchbox sandwiches avoid leaving fillings at room temperature during long calls or chores. Warm fillings raise spoilage risk and threaten health by creating unsafe conditions for bacteria growth.
Sandra Rinderknecht Weds Dennis Wessel at Trinity Lutheran
Sandra Rinderknecht and Dennis Michael Wessel were married Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Richard L. Thompson officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rinderknecht, wore an empire satin gown with Nottingham lace, a fingertip veil, and a cascade bouquet. The groom, son of Melvin Wessel and the late Mrs. Wessel, is employed by American Insurance Assoc, the couple planning to reside on Wesley Drive NW. A reception for 250 followed at the Teamsters hall. rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Sandra Lee Rinderknecht
Dennis Michael Wessel
Richard L. Thompson
John D. Rinderknecht
Mallory Street
Melvin Wessel
Wesley Drive
Wessel
Nottingham
Renee Samek
Mark Martin
David Rinderknecht
Diane Rinderknecht
Gordy Pisarik
Jeff Wessel
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co
Advertising Office Hours in Marion Listed
The notice shows display advertising hours from Monday to Friday eight in the morning to five in the afternoon and Saturday until noon at the Marion office.
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Marion
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By Gail Cooper
Women’s Department
NEA, Me
Sandra Rinderknecht
Mr. Wessel
Mike Roup
Tom Eicher
Tom Donnelly
Pat Earley
Gene Gallagher
Hopkins, Minn
Tammy Bankson
Flower Girl
Frank Rinderknecht
Teamsters Hall
Mrs. Wessel
S. E. Cory
Fifth Avenue SE
Richard Long
R. C. Lee
Blums
Gpalls Shoes
Woerderhoff
Third Avenue SE
Gazette
Lightcraft of
California
Butterfield Rayborn
8Th Ave
Butterfield Rayborn Electric CO
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