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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1956
Page
8
Dressing blends sour cream blueberries lemon juice and sugar for a fruity salad topping. The base uses orange cartwheel slices banana pineapple apricot layers with the blueberry dressing kept whole to preserve color. A carrot and egg salad sandwich filling recipe follows with carrots eggs bacon celery and mayo.
A historical recipe list outlines hot fish cheeseburgers using ocean perch or haddock fillets with mayonnaise ketchup onion horseradish and cheese, served on toasted rolls. It also provides a mushroom egg cheese sandwich with cream cheese egg yolk mushrooms butter Worcestershire and bread.
A short article suggests cheese and peanut butter are avoided during Lent and offers egg sandwiches and nut bread options. It also lists two vegetable filled sandwiches and directions for hot no meat sandwiches with cabbage carrots celery pepper cucumber salt and mayonnaise.
Leta Mae Reiss daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Reiss of Vinton wed Richard Christy son of Mr and Mrs Glen Christy of Garrison Sunday evening at St Andrew s Lutheran church Van Horne The ceremony was by Rev A W Wilening with Elsie Neve of Winston singing and Marge Hartz at piano The bride wore a lace gown with veil and gloves and carried white flowers Naomi Christy sister of the groom was maid of honor with Delores Krug Atkins and Bet... as bridesmaids
TY Koopman of Vinton wore a maid of honor gown with green and shrimp tones. Miss Krug carried a muff with pink and white carnations. Bride’s brother John Reiss was best man with James Christy of Nevada and Roger Krug of Atkins as groomsmen. Ronald Brehm of Shellsburg Merlin Christy of Garrison ushered. George Reiss and John Arensburg served as candlelighters. A church reception followed. The couple will live on a farm south of Garrison. the bride wore a blue suit and navy white accessories for travel.
Patricia Ann Wilkinson daughter of Mr. and Mrs FF Wilkinson and Lyle Eugene Edwards son of Mrs Harold Edwards of Toledo were wed in a double ring ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Tama. Rev Arnold Sommer officiated with Ben Jones singing. After a 24 guest reception the couple reside in Toledo Heights with Edwards employed as a maintenance man for government grain bins in Tama county.
Advice warns that trips in darkness cause injuries and falls kill over 14 000 people yearly. It urges turning on a light even with a small night bulb to prevent accidents. Copyright 1956 New York eraid Tribune Inc.
Emma Amalia Oltmanns and Keith Owan Lange wed at Wayne Zion Evangelical church Monti on Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev F H Kehren officiated. Attendants included sister Martha Oltmanns as maid of honor and sisters Catherine Annie Alberta Oltmanns in matching gowns. Bride wore net over satin gown with lace bodice and lace tiara. Parents listed as Albert and Emma Oltmanns.
Yellow and pink decor highlighted the ceremony for Miss Pink Net Lange of Clinton area and Clyde Lange Jr of Lowden. Bride’s brothers Erwin and Edgar attend as groomsmen while Clyde Lange Jr and Ludwig Oltmanns seat guests. Reception followed at the church par lour with a Cedar Rapids Danceland party later. Bride employed by Clinton Machine, groom with L C Luthye in Durant. They plan to reside in Lowden.
Mr and Mrs Francis J Little of 1617 B Avenue NW left Saturday for a six month vacation in Phoenix Arizona They were joined in Boone by the Dick Taylor family 918 Eighteenth Street SW who spent the weekend in the Louis Kammerman home The Littles planned to visit Wichita Kansas with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Merle Little Enroute to Phoenix
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