Dempsey Schlarbaum Vows Said In First Presbyterian Church
LINTON The marriage of Ruthanne Dempsey daughter of Dr and Mrs Richard A Dempsey to Gary G Schlarbaum took place at 3 Monday in First Presbyterian church The bridegroom son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Schlarbaum of Van Horne Dr Dempsey performed the ceremony followed by a 300 guest reception in the Great Hall The bride wore a silk bombazine gown with lace bodice and train bouquet of roses Best man Wallace Swan and attendants included bridesmaids Sandra Schlarbaum Mary Dempsey Barbara Gish Deannakay Matthews The couple will reside in Philadelphia after visiting New Orleans where the groom pursued graduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania. The article also notes the rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom’s parents and includes a personal aside about a reader’s comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dempsey
Sandra Schlarbaum
Barbara Gish
Deannakay Matthews
Wallace Swan
Mike Collis
Jerry Dietz
Tom Vaughn
Cedar Rapids
Robin Formanek
New Orleans
University of Pennsylvania
Coe College
Alpha Theta Tau Sorority
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Abby Van Buren Reader Seeks Hint For Inlaw Meal Gaffe
Dear Abby advises a reader on how to address a daughter in law who sets a larger table than the family size and reacts to extra food without causing offense. The inquiry notes repeated dinners for four but eight-dish settings and comments on food quantity. The columnist guides tactful communication to avoid hurt feelings while clarifying meal expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Abby
President of School Board Transferred to Collins Dallas Region
Richard Haglund president of the Cedar Rapids school board says he has been transferred by Collins Radio Co and will resign from the board. He becomes assistant director of manufacturing in the Collins Dallas region and will live in Dallas. He will stay on the board until salary discussions with teachers conclude this winter. Haglund, longtime board member, chaired the personnel committee and led salary talks. He has served since an appointee term and was elected to two full terms. his current term ends in 1968. The board will appoint a replacement to serve until next September, when a one-year term election occurs alongside other expiring terms. The four terms expiring this year include Ernest Pence, Waldo Berger, Barnes O'Donnell, and Haglund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Haglund
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
Haglund
Collins Dallas
Dallas
United Community Service
Center For Labor and Management
University of Iowa College of Business Administration
Collins
Park Terrace SE
Donna Clabough Becomes Bride at Marion First Presbyterian
Miss Donna Marie Clabough daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis C Clabough of Marion married W Frank Hartke son of the Fred Hartkes of Cedar Falls. The ceremony Friday at 7 30 pm in Marion First Presbyterian Church with Rev Jean P Hayter officiating. Bride wore crepe and Chantilly lace gown with Watteau train and yellow and gold rose and white mum bouquet. Maid of honor Miss Mary Clabough wore Empire gown with green brocade bodice. best man Fred Hartke Jr. ushers Dennis Neilson and Loren Clabough. Reception in church parlors. Mrs Hartke employed by Square D Co. husband Navy aboard USS Bushnell at Key West Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Marie Clabough
Francis C. Clabough
Hillview Drive
Marion
W. Frank Hartke
Fred Hartkes
Cedar Falls
First Presbyterian Church
Jean P. Hayter
Mary Clabough
Fred Hartke, Jr
Dennis Neilson
Loren Clabough
Hartke
Gates Business College
Square D Co
Bushnell
Key West
Fla
Parks Office Opens Reservations for Spring and Summer Picnics
Parks Commissioner Don Gardner announces reservations are being accepted for spring and summer picnic spots. Residents can call the city hall parks office to arrange a reserved space in city parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gardner
City Hall
UCS to Seek Enabling Legislation for Center
United Community Service officials said they will recommend enabling legislation rather than a legalizing act for Linn county health center. The plan could delay a bond issue and alter the schedule, with supervisors to meet Friday for discussion and Day's data review forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Community Service
UCS
Linn County Comprehensive Health Center
Richard Lamping
County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Dudley Henderson
Board of Supervisors
Henderson
William Linstrom
Lamping
City Officials Question Cedar Rapids Insurance Rate Hike
Mayor Bob Johnson challenges a statewide auto insurance rise with Cedar Rapids hit hardest. He asks how rates were approved, calls for public hearings or a citizen liaison, and notes fairness for longtime premium payers. Safety data shows Cedar Rapids fatalities 8 in 1966, lower than Des Moines and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Johnson
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
William Timmons
Frank Bush
Des Moines
Davenport
Waterloo
Sioux City
Dysart-Garrison-Geneseo School Reorganization Hearing
Objectors will attend a hearing Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Dysart school regarding the proposed Dysart Garrison Geneseo school reorganization. The meeting is scheduled to discuss changes affecting local students and district structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Dysart-Garrison-Geneseo
Linn County Board Names 17 Banks as 1967 Depositories
The Linn county board of supervisors designated 17 county banks as depositories for county funds for 1967 with maximum deposits from 25 000 at Palo Savings Bank to 8 500 000 at Merchants National Bank. Banks named include Cedar Rapids area lenders and others in Marion Mount Vernon Lisbon and Center Point. Separate resolutions listed depositories for county offices Auditor Sheriff Recorder Clerk of the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Merchants National Bank
Palo Savings Bank
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Guaranty Bank and Trust
United State Bank and Trust
First Trust and Savings Bank
City National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Farmers State Bank
First National Bank
Marion
Walker State Bank
Mt. Vernon Bank and Trust Co
Lisbon Bank and Trust Co
Linn County State Bank of
Coggon
Iowa State Bank and Trust of
Center Point
Fairfax State Bank
Exchange State Bank of
Springville
City State Bank of
Central City
Court Rules Against Marion In Claim by F. B. Anthes
Judge William R. Eads ruled Marion lacks statutory power to tax property owners for diseased tree removal costs. The suit by Franklin B. Anthes sought $275 for elm removal in front of his Marion property. City officials weighed options, noting annual costs could reach 10 000 to 15 000 dollars, with contracting seen as cheaper.
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William R. Eads
Marion
Eads
Franklin B. Anthes
Tenth Street
Iowa
Pete Crivaro
Crivaro
Anthes
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Dempsey
Schlarbaum
Colonial Room of the Frontier Motel
Mrs. Schlarbaum
Delicate
eaVy
Ernest Pence
Waldo Berger
Barnes O'Donnell
Donna Clabough
Mrs. Hartke
Center Point Rd
N.E
UPI Photo
Sassoon
Vidal Sassoon
Beverly Adams
London
Bond Street
Tom Riley
Riley
Joe Day
Reddy
Light Co
Bob Brown
Garrison
F. B. Anthes
Waukon Fire
Gazette Waukon
Ralph Sweeney
Cheracol
Ted
Pharmacy
16Th Ave
Wis
Elaine Powers
Figure Salons Inc
First Avenue East
Toy Fair
Town and Country, Shopping Center
Baste
Cobblet L
Sa Plaza
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