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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
10
Freshmen at the University of Rochester identified poor study habits and time management as the top problems in college. They advised setting a work schedule, allowing for less rigid class pacing, and adjusting to broader social environments while maintaining contact with professors.
Two pre nuptial showers were held Friday for Miss Linda Elizabeth Dameron bride elect of John M Edison. Mrs L Hillbrunner and Mrs C Spicher hosted a coffee and bathroom shower Friday morning at Spicher home. Mrs R A Straley hosted a kitchen and recipe shower Friday evening. The couple will wed July 20.
A schedule update lists The Rifleman replacing an escapee on Monday night at 7 30 on KCRG TV 9. The programming note confirms the change and time slot for viewers.
Approximately 160 golfers turned out for Elmcrest Golf and Country Club’s weekly twilight event on Friday. Winners included Larry Moore and many listed participants. The organizing committee was led by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milden with several paired volunteers.
Dr. H. R. Hirleman hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Hirleman at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. The event drew 66 guests for a buffet and dance on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Stoner and their son Marvin of Oak Ridge New Jersey concluded a vacation here with Mr. and Mrs. O T Baker at 414 Sixteenth Street SE and returned home Saturday.
A New York auto showroom invites women to submit ideas for car accessories through a ladies only suggestion box. Ideas include a roll in grocery cart, a floor bath plug for rain drainage, a car telephone with home wire, and a dashboard light signaling low gas.
Whittier readers note the 13 Club to mark its golden wedding anniversary with a noon dinner at Whittier Community Hall and an open house from 2 to 5. The 13 members include the Bedells Cedar Heights farm Cedar Rapids Halls Palm Springs Thomassons Aurora Hoges Adna Hoges Moore Whittier Haworth Cedar Rapids and 28 grandchildren.
Winners of twilight golf at Twin Pines Golf Club were Mr and Mrs Dave Johnson Mr and Mrs John Lewis and Mr and Mrs Leo Wilson. Mr Lewis also sank an approach. Reservations for next Sundays twilight golf can be made with Mrs Leo Wilson EM 2 6400 or by signing up at the clubhouse.
Miss Marcia Lovett daughter of Dr and Mrs Duane Lovett of Iowa City visited several days as a guest of Mr and Mrs Oscar A Anderson of Meth W Manor.
Miss Jane A Engelking and John F Hausman wed at the Salem EUB church in Waukon with 30 guests. The bride, from Van Horne, wore beige lace over white and carried a orchid. the couple will live in Waukon.
The American Medical Association warns many summer drowning deaths are preventable if bystanders know how to perform artificial respiration. Start aid immediately, send for help, and persevere with mouth to mouth breathing, clearing the airway and resuming if needed.
Mr and Mrs Robert Bennett and children Patricia Molly and Dennis of North Haven Conn are visiting Mr Bennett's father H H Bennett at 2395 Blake Boulevard SE
Miss Joan Kay Niebuhr daughter of the Waldo Niebuhrs wed James Lee Offt son of the Mile Offts Friday at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. A T Kellerman officiating. Bride wore peau de soie gown and silk illusion veil with a lace crown. Reception for 500 at the Royale Ballroom in Fairfax. They will reside in Blairstown.
Mr and Mrs Mike Joseph Koury at 4051 Bever Avenue SE were honored on their silver wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception and buffet at St George Syrian Orthodox church. They wed June 26 1938 and hosted 125 guests including children Janet Michael Cheryl and Eugene Nassif.
The notice revises plunge swim schedules for YWCA readers. Adults and teens swim Monday Wednesday Friday 12:30 to 1:30 while the general times run Monday Wednesday 2:45 to 3:45 and 5:15 to 6:15 plus 8:30 to 9:30 and Tuesday Thursday 6 to 7.
The wedding of Miss Marilyn Coleman daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert Coleman and James Johnson son of Mrs Hilding Johnson took place Saturday at 2 in the Chelsea Methodist Church with Rev W E Gillett officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The bride had worked for Packing Corp of America Tama before the ceremony. the couple will live in Chelsea where Johnson farms.
Carolyn Follett daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Follett of Clermont wed Larry Schatz son of Mr and Mrs William Schatz of West Union in St. Pauls Methodist Church Elgin Rev LeRoy Collins officiated. The bride wore nylon organza and taffeta gown with a crystal crown veil and red rose bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Carol Swenson and bridesmaid Connie Bear. Best man Kenneth Schatz and groomsman Ronald Koester. The couple plans to reside in West Union after a Black Hills trip.
Within hours of print, thousands see the ad in The Gazette. For ad writers, call EM 2-1121.
Marriage vows were exchanged Saturday at St Mary's Catholic church in Manchester. Miss Sharon Anne Hilsenbeck daughter of the Ralph Hilsenbecks and Robert James Maiers son of the Ralph Maiers were united by Rev. Wilfred Richard. A reception followed at the Delaware County Fish and Game club. The couple will reside in Manchester. The bride works at Martins Pastry Shop and the groom is a salesman for Moorman Manufacturing Co.
Wash and wear dresses that have lost their fresh look can be given extra life and crispness with the use of new spray-on starches.
The advice suggests switching handbags with different outfits to stay well dressed and to prolong the life of each bag. It emphasizes pairing accessories with wardrobes to preserve the condition and appearance of both.
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