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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
6
A reader seeks comfort after a sudden widowhood and criticizes platitudes. Abby advises plain condolences, then addresses a housewife craving a night out, and a family facing a wedding in mourning with recommendations on attire and conduct.
Ensign Manuel R. Lopez and Sally Smayling married in Maryland after a court found the state statute forbidding interracial marriage did not apply to a second generation Malay. Lopez, returning from Vietnam service, will rejoin his ship USS Wiltsie. Smayling remains in Wichita with one semester left.
In the monthly master point game Mitchell movement held Wednesday morning, Clyde Nowlin and John Butcher led North-South. Don King and Richard Christensen were second. East-West winners were Gary Northrop and Nowlin first, Howard Green and James Yuill second. Howell movement at the YWCA Wednesday night produced L. W. Busby and Howard Green as first, Royce McCray and Mr. Butcher second. Next week’s masterpoint game scheduled.
Margaret Tamplin 19 and her father John 58 of Hazel Park charged with interrupting a service at St. Rita's, claiming English liturgy dilutes Latin meaning. They pleaded not guilty and were released on $100 bond each after a jury trial set for February.
Two Cedar Rapids graduates Judi Skalsky and Linda Williams now work in Washington and New York. Judi, a University of Iowa and Rutgers alumna, is a press aide to Rep. Tom Railsback and plans further study, while Linda Williams, a Mademoiselle editor assistant, works in editorial production after moving from Missouri. A WAC recruiter may visit Cedar Rapids in February.
An open house Monday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Virgil L Newhouse route 3 Marion honored John A Groh of Livermore recently discharged from 14 months duty in Vietnam Co hostess was Miss Sue Strable also of Marion and sister of Mrs Newhouse Groh departed Thursday for home
A humorous note defines a Prairie Oyster as a whole egg dropped into a small glass and seasoned with salt pepper and a hint of vinegar for a salty savory drink.
An advertisement markets Odrinex fat loss tablets with a money back guarantee. The claim promises weight reduction with full refund if unsatisfied, priced at $3.00 and sold through All May’s Drug Stores withMall orders filled at 215 2nd St. S.E.
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