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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
6
Dear Abby advises forgiveness, but a reader recounts discovering her husband’s affair and losing trust. Abby cautions that awareness may not soften the blow, encourages rebuilding, and suggests moving past the infidelity while accepting the past. The column also includes readers seeking relationship advice on unrequited affection and social perceptions of dog catchers.
Mrs F Gerald Johnson led 18 hole play as medalist with many players from the Mines and local clubs competing. In nine hole rounds Mrs Warren Ackley tied with Mrs Arnim Brandt for medalist honors while several players posted birdie holes and strong approaches.
Miss Rita Fuessley and David A. Hendryx exchanged marriage vows on July 2 at 1 30 in Nashua. The ceremony followed by a family luncheon at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Center Point with the Fuessleys and Hendryxes noted as the families.
Atlantic City hosts the 21st annual Powder Puff Derby with 200 women pilots from across the U S signed to fly 72 planes from Atlantic City to Torrance California. Mary Ann Nash of Kansas City leads contenders with four‑leaf clovers on her Piper Comanche. Frances Bera of lifo Texas competes in her 17th derby aiming for another win. Winners share 3000 in prizes as 9 9ers host.
National Geographic Society notes collectors call themselves barbarians as interest in historic barbed wire grows. If you’ve moved on from a hobby, Gazette Classified Ad offers cash for old items via the Ad Writer at 369-1234.
A local TV program will discuss the delicate art of putting on the Sam Snead Golf Show this Saturday at 3 30 PM on Channel 9 in color.
Governor Lurleen Wallace will have a second operation for cancer at M. D. Anderson hospital and Tumor Institute in Houston. A hospital spokesman said the exact type and date are undecided, with tests to guide the plan. Dr. R Lee Clark notes prior tests were favorable and Mrs. Wallace had uterus cancer surgery two years ago.
Mr and Mrs Harold Hikiji and daughter Chris Ann of Lawai Kauai Hawaii are visiting Mrs Hikiji s parents Mr and Mrs Don Christle 1016 H avenue NW they will be here until July 19.
A Dallas woman visiting Parkland hospital complained of arthritis and that accident victims were treated first. She became vocal, accused a doctor of tripping her, struck an admitting clerk, jabbed another clerk with an elbow, and hit an orderly with an umbrella before a Parkland spokesman said a psychiatrist quieted her and she was sent home.
Mrs. Edward W. Macy, former president of the YWCA of the U S A, died on Thursday in New York. Widow of Edward Warren Macy she served as a consultant on religious resources for the National Urban League.
Winners for Thursday night club at the Roosevelt hotel were Mrs. Fred A Hull and Mrs. Clyde Nowlin first place followed by Mrs. W E Eyman and Mrs. Karl Henrikson second. Next Thursday will feature a master point game.
Rep Freyda P Koplow of Brookline is sworn in as Massachusetts first woman commissioner of banks by Gov Joan A Volpe. She succeeds retired former Boston Mayor John B Hynes, marking a historic milestone in state finance regulation.
In Grand Rapids Michigan Vivian Martin sued after a police cruiser driven by Officer Ea Leetsma struck her car. Leetsma testified a violent sneeze caused him to lose control, with the crash costing the city 9214 in damages.
Agnes Conway of Harpers Ferry, age 91, announced to a showman that she has become a great grandmother for the 101st time. She already has 58 grandchildren and said great grandchild No 101 had just been born with several more on the way.
Congress designated The Star Spangled Banner as the national anthem on March 3 1931 formalizing the tone of national reverence. The action established the song as the official symbol of the United States guiding ceremonies and public performances nationwide.
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