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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1977
Page
10
Cheryl Koehler and Nicholas David George wed in a 6 pm ceremony at St George Antiochian Orthodox Church. The event drew 250 guests with university graduates and Linn-Mar Community Schools teachers highlighting the couple’s background.
Miss Cindy Lee Buck and Michael James Paul wed at Zion United Church of Christ in Lowden with 160 guests at the Tipton Golf and Country Club reception. The bride wore Venise lace organza with ivory accessories. the groom is son of Wayne and Clarence Paul. They will reside in Evanston as she studies at Northwestern and he attends medical school.
Miss Patricia Schultz and Alexander Fender married Saturday at the Little Brown Church Nashua with Rev. M R Hinds officiating at 10 AM. Parents are Mr and Mrs William Schultz of Clutter and Mr and Mrs Howard Fender of Hillsboro Texas. They will live at 1503 D Avenue NE. The bride works for John Zachar Jr & Co Realtors and the groom for Central Iowa Filter Corp.
New York AP report says Louis Brecker founder of Broadway Roseland ballroom died of cancer at Doctors Hospital at age 79. Brecker helped shape New York dance culture and hosted countless performances at Roseland.
The Supreme Court’s 1976 77 term largely backed limits on women’s rights. Rulings on abortion limit Medicaid funding and hospital provision of elective abortions, while employment decisions allowed employer pregnancy exclusions. Critics say decisions rest on ad hoc facts and weaken clear guidance for gender discrimination cases.
Mrs Koss Honored at a Saturday baby shower hosted by Mrs Larry Miller of 726 Barkwood Drive NE with co host Kristi Spratte. May Supreme Court rulings address Title VII seniority rules and pregnancy disability benefits with potential broad impact on employers and discrimination claims.
Miss Jan Tucker and Darrell Luedeman wed Saturday at 3 PM at ZCBJ park by Rev. Robert M. Putt. Reception for 75 guests. Bride's parents are Viola Hill Tucker and Herbert C. Tucker Jr. of Tucaman Argentina. Groom's parents are Carl H. and Mrs. Luedeman of 900 H Avenue NW. They plan Jamaica Montego Bay honeymoon and will reside on Coldstream Avenue. Bride works for Iowa Electric Power and Light Co. Groom, ex-student of Kirkwood Community College, is with Harnischfeger Corp.
Miss Susan Diane Clark and Harold Arthur Jagerson exchanged wedding vows Sunday afternoon in Ellis Park Shakespeare garden. The bride wore a polyester organza gown with Cluny lace and a Camelot cap veil, with attendants in yellow and mint green. After a reception for 150 at Harbor View pavilion, the couple will reside in Oxnard, California, as the groom serves in the Navy.
Miss Margot Annette Santon Eldridge becomes bride of Derald Dean Hafner 4420 Bowling Street SW Saturday in Edgewood Baptist Church with Rev. Robert E. Spencer officiating. Reception follows. Attendants Vicki Spencer and Dwight Hafner. Guests seated by Richard and Mark Rosendahl. Bride travels on honeymoon to Canada and Niagara Falls. The bride attended Bob Jones University and graduated from the University of Iowa. she taught at North Scott district. The groom, a Graceland College graduate, is employed by MGD Graphic Systems.
Mr and Mrs Mervyn Jones mark forty years of marriage with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 at St Pauls United Methodist church. Hosted by their children the Melvin Vissers Alden and the Warren Jones families. They wed July 16 1937 in Williamsburg and have four grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Leon ard Dahms celebrated their 25th anniversary with a Sunday night party hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Bartels at 1451 Miami drive NE. The couple married July 6 1952 in Gladbrook and have two children, David and Richard, living at home.
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