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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1968
Page
9
Dear Abby columns address a lonely neighbor overstepping privacy with neighbors and a wife facing restrictions from her husband about visiting her ailing mother. The advice urges gentleness with the elderly neighbor and cautions the wife to seek counsel, noting the husband’s controlling stance.
A Las Vegas party hosted by the Who's New club drew several attendees at CSPS hall on a Saturday evening. Guests included Mrs. David Martin and Mrs. Edward Koza plus Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Abrahamson, Dick Fowler, and Duane Stoyer, with Clyde James managing the cage and Keith Hixson in attendance.
Mrs. Robert Tvrdik and Mrs. Leo Wilson won prizes with low scores among women. Leo Hejda and Mike Macek posted low scores for men. Mr Tvrdik Mr Wilson and Lester Meenees achieved birdie balls. Jim Hodges sank an approach shot. Mr and Mrs George Villers resided at 1241 Twenty-ninth Street NE.
The 25 year class reunion of Mt. Vernon High’s 1943 graduates was held Saturday at Mt. Vernon Country Club. Forty five attendees came from Michigan California Kansas Colorado Minnesota and Indiana with Gallard Beranek master of ceremonies Mrs Paul Kepler Lisbon secretary and Roe Kirkpatrick compiling the class book. FELONY SQUAD returns to Channel 9 in color at 8 00 PM Monday night.
Miss Mary Jane Hodsdon and Patrick Michael Ingvoldstad wed at First Congregational Church Decorah in a 2 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. Daniel Hummel. They plan to live in St Paul after a Honolulu honeymoon.
Miss Ruth L. Barth of Washington D C arrives Monday to visit her mother Mrs A J Barth at 2002 Fifth Avenue ISE who is now at Hallmar.
Classified notice states a service to find sellers for wanted items. Includes a contact phone number 369 1234 for readers to place requests or respond to advertisements.
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