Engagements of Kathleen Campbell and Marcia Martin
Kathleen Lynn Campbell of 116 Hawthorne Drive engages to Mark Allen Dukes from Blairstown. Kathleen studies nursing at St Luke's. Mark attends Coe College and works for The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Marcia Elaine Martin engages to Jeffry Alan Jordan. Loyd and Loyd Jordan of Marion are the parents. Marcia attends University of Northern Iowa. Jeffry helps on the family farm.
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John L. Campbell
Hawthorne Drive
Kathleen Lynn
Mark Allen Dukes
M. Lee Dukes
Blairstown
Miss Campbell
St. Luke’s School of Practical Nursing
Dukes
Coe College
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Marcia Elaine Martin
Jeffry Alan Jordan
Loyd D. Martins
Marion
Lloyd Jordans
Martin
University of Northern Iowa
Mr. Jordan
Some Dogs Will Eat Beans Not Erma’s
A humorous reminiscence about a dog that eats leftovers and watches commercials. The narrator recalls failed egg mishaps, a messy kitchen scene, and the dog’s peculiar politeness, concluding with laughter at the dog washing his hands after playtime. Copyright 1976 Field Newspaper inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma
YFC Luncheon Sets Thursday Discussion at Kenwood Park
The Youth for Christ women’s fellowship luncheon meets Thursday at noon at Kenwood Park United Methodist Church. Craig Johnson will lead on open communication in families, featuring Dr. Charlie Shedd’s tape. Musical selections by Mark Berry. Lunches optional. babysitting and sack lunches advised. Reservations to Evelyn Hall, Evelyn Lacock, or UFC office.
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Youth For Christ
YFC
Women's Fellowship
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Craig Johnson
Campus Life Club
Charlie Shedd
Common Trust
Mark Berry
Washington High School
Evelyn Hall
Evelyn Lacock
UFC
Paramount Theater Restoration Focuses on Cedar Rapids Symphony Home
Cedar Rapids moves to restore the Paramount as the symphony home, preserving its 1928 design and original purposes. The effort, led by the Performing Arts Commission, seeks funding, authentic interior items, and archival materials while planning to rent the venue to organizations for performances.
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Paramount Theater
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Capitol Theater
Blank Theater
Cedar Rapids
O’donnell
Paramount
Commission
Omaha
Orpheum
Peiffer
The
Performing Arts Commission
Council
O'Donnell
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Roxanne Slaymaker Weds Dale Holliday In Home Ceremony
Roxanne Rae Slaymaker and Dale Robert Holliday exchanged vows Saturday at the Holliday home in Cedar Rapids. Elder Everett Sproston officiated at 2 pm. The bride wore a blue knit halter gown with maribou trim and carried blue carnations. Attendants included her sister Geraldine Gillson and Sherry Holliday. Best man was Bob Jay Granger. Fred A. Slaymaker served as usher. A 50 guest reception followed at the YWCA. The couple will reside at tenth street SE. she works for Cedar Rapids Community Schools and he for RTC Transit Lines. A delayed honeymoon is planned. Also noted was a linen shower for Nancy Benda, April 3 bride-elect of Bill Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxanne Rae Slaymaker
Alfred Slaymaker
Eleventh Avenue
Dale Robert Holliday
Tenth Street
Robert Holliday
Third Street
Mr. Holliday
Everett Sproston
Gerald Gillson
Sherry Holliday
Bob Jay Granger
Cedar Rapids
Holliday
RTC Transit Lines
Nancy Benda
Martin Bendas
Grant Wood Drive
Donald Skala
Wilson Avenue
Skala
Shirlee Lynn
Cheryl Skala
Benda
Bill Rankin
William Rankins
Red Fox Road
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Lewes
Miss Martin
By Erma Bombeck
Ellises
Field Newspaper, Inc
John and
Helen Malone
Boddicker
School of Music
Richard Dix
Paul Spor
Capitol Joyboys
Fox Movietone News
Stanley Anstett
Mississippi
Leo Peiffer
Dawn Chapman
Mary Ann Stickley
Tom Redford
Chapman
Harold Stark
Kinderknecht Construction
Younker Brothers
J.T. Ure Co
Peacock and Frank
Milwaukee
Grams
Toratre
Iowa
Roxanne Slaymaker
Fred A. Slaymaker
Lisbon
YWCA
Gurren
Sion
MAA
New York
Waldorf Astoria
Eileen Ford
Wilhelmina
Stuart Agencies
A.B.C
Corrine Shower Associates
Guaranty Bank
Aluays
Neual
Plisse
Ponte Roma
Town & Country Shopping
First Ave
S.E
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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