Strait Earlville couple wed at St Joseph Catholic
Miss Patricia Ann Steffen and Charles Strait were married Saturday at 10:30 in St Joseph's Catholic church Cedar Rapids. The bride wore a satin gown with scoop neckline and fingertip veil. The reception followed at the church hall for 125 guests. The couple will live at 1029 Ninth Street NW Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlville
Patricia Ann Steffen
Peace Corps
Reynold A. Steffen
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Ronnies
Charles Strait
Leland C. Strait
Thirteenth Avenue
St.l
Virginia Kenny
Betty Coujested
Franzenburg
Keystone
Corps
Carolyn Steffen
Cedars
Rapids
Gary Franzenburg
Jerry Strait
Vernon Steffen
Dale Franck
Richard Riniker
Petersburg
Kentucky
Wilson and‘Co
Morris Construction Co
Marion
Ninth Street
Peace Corps to Conduct Tests in CLR February 13
Peace Corps tests scheduled in CLR on February 13. The piece outlines capping ceremonies for the St. Meth-Wick manor class of 1965 and details about Luke's Hospital School of Practical Nursing. A long list of 34 graduating students and instructors from Blair to Williamsburg is provided, with names and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Jon, Jr
St.Meth-Wick Manor
Luke’s Hospital
M. D. Fishel
St.izor
Will Pie. James Methodist Church
Louis B
Blair
Iowa
Winds Commu-Hospital
Beverly Draves
Shar
Moore and
Evelyn Town
Gert Sires
Algona
Vic
Ralph J. Bartoria Tubbs
Anamosa
Dorreen Paullin
Cedar Rapids
Mary Maas
Dubuque
Victoria Ocheltree
Janette Waller
Dysart
Linda
Slaats
East Dubuque
Sylvia Hanson
Anita Lehman
Elgin
Anita Schaub
Elkader
Carol Reis
Elma
Janet Masden
Fairfield
Linda Humphrey
Garner
Ruth Klopping
Garrison
Claris Backer
Harlan
Donna Beitz
Hopkinton
Sue Stevenson
Knoxville
Janet Pedersen
Latimer
Dianne Zieman
Luana
Shirley Sparks
Tuesday Program at Coe Starts Earlier
Coe College announces the Religion in Life program opens at 7 p.m. in the Coe auditorium led by Chaplain John Walker. The session was moved up a half hour to avoid campus-event conflicts. Dr. George Docherty, pastor of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C., leads all three talks with sessions on Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Auditorium
Coe
John Walker
George
Docherty
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington, D.C
Teamsters Local 238 elects board members at annual meeting
Charles O'Deen Cecil Wilde and Bill Wright win three year terms on the Teamsters Local 238 board. Other members include Al Starcich Henry Hunt wardsen Harlan Herman John Reid Merle Bach and Robert Benn. Election conducted Saturday during the annual meeting. New credit union hours set noon to 5 30 p m weekdays and 9 a m to noon Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters Credit Union
Charles O'Deen
Cecil Wilde
Bill Wright
Teamsters Local
Scan
al Starcich
Henry Hunt
Wardsen
Harlan Herman
John Reid
Merle Bach
Robert Benn
Harry Wilfore
Credit Union
Senate unit approves teacher suspension bill in Iowa
DES MOINES UPI The senate education committee recommended allowing temporary suspension of teacher certificates to discipline staff. Local boards would decide rehiring after reinstatement. The panel also backed a tuition-cost bill for state institution children to attend public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Senate Education Committee
State Board of Public Instruction
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jin Town
Geraldine Berry Becomes a Bride
Geraldine Berry married in a May 1965 ceremony officiated by the Rev Ioin Olmstead. Miss Gerald Lillian Serbousek served as maid of honor with detailed local attendees including Beth Anderson and Linda Fulkerson. The couple, Gerald and Geraldine Berry, plan to live in Freeport after a Florida trip and note her nursing student status at Memorial School of Nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kosek
Linn County
Cleo Fulkerson
Melof Freeport, II
Ioin
Linda Fulkerson
Milledgeville, Ill
Richard Dikkers
Freeport
Lowell Swalve
Shannon
Ill
Dennis Berry
Maynard
Memorial School of Nursing
J.C. Penny Co
Florida
Public Discussion on Civil Rights at Cedar Rapids YWCA
The Council on Human Relations will present a public discussion on the Negro's view of civil rights in Cedar Rapids. The event is Friday at 7 45 p.m. at the YWCA with speaker Dr. Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Council On Human Relations
YWCA
Mary
Jaycee Awards Honor Woolley and Noble in Columbus Junction
Jaycee awards at Columbus Junction honored Stu Art Woolley as Jaycee of the year and Kenneth Noble with the distinguished service award. Woolley led local youth programs while Noble contributed long term service to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Stuart Woolley
Kenneth Noble
Cedar Rapids Art Assn Names Officers
Mrs. Abbot Lipsky was re elected president at the Cedar Rapids Art Assn annual meeting at the Art Center Monday afternoon. Officers include William P. Ellwood first vice president Mrs Thomas Hyde second vice president Mrs Kenneth H Bastian secretary and Mrs William Shuttleworth treasurer. W H Weakstern was elected to the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbot Lipsky
Cottage Grove Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Country Club Parkway
Coe College Sociology Chair Presents Cedar Rapids Survey
Alice Ericson chair of Coe College sociology will present survey highlights of Cedar Rapids Negro citizens taken late last year. Joining her is Dr. Percy Harris president of the Cedar Rapids NAACP chapter. Refreshments will follow and the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ericson
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Ericson
Percy Harris
NAACP
Report says Iowa interstates safer than primary roads
A state study submitted to the Iowa State Highway Commission with U S Bureau of Public Roads shows interstates totaling 324 miles in Iowa experience far lower injury and fatality rates than parallel primary routes. The report covers 206 miles of interstate and 198 miles of primary roads, noting interstate injury rates at 40 percent and fatalities at 55 percent of primary routes, while warning the fatality statistic is not statistically significant. Driver condition and violations are cited as major factors, with out of service failures and driver fatigue contributing to accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Traffic crash causes and driver violations cited in report
The report lists faults blamed for multiple crashes including vehicle control failure, speeding, improper turns, improper passes, failure to yield, and right of way violations. It notes 192 accidents involved the listed factors, with 27 improper turns 25 improper passes 19 failures to yield and 113 right of way issues.
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Patricia Steffen
St. Luke's
Mks
R. C. Strait
Uesday
Treat Union
Senate
John Ely
Ely
Joseph Cassidy
D Walcott
Cassidy
Oleo Bill
Geraldine Berry
Fish and Game Club
Frank Kosek
Ublic
Phila
Mint
Nick
Canada
IPM
C.R. Art Assn
The
Commission’s Traffic and Highway Planning Departments
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Ehle
Cedar Rapids Hardware
Third Avenue
Havilland
Asu Nene
Sears Roebuck & CO
Pictureland
Parents Magazine
Olympia
Palm Springs
Europe
Olympia Plaza
8Th Ave
Dnty
Hall-Ekfelt
3Rd Ave
By Altor
Office of
Dr. C. BR. Kitchen
Optometrist
C. R. Kitchen
Pictureland Studios
America
Sears Roebuck — Lindale
Plaza
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