Shirley Sprague Becomes a Bride
Miss Shirley Maxine Sprague of Edgewood married Donald D. Foley in St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Claude Norton officiated. The couple will reside in Warrensburg Missouri where Foley serves in the air force.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
4
Miss Shirley Maxine Sprague of Edgewood married Donald D. Foley in St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Claude Norton officiated. The couple will reside in Warrensburg Missouri where Foley serves in the air force.
Miss Diane Chrisman of Iowa City wed Dennis Winegarden of Iowa City in a 3 PM ceremony at the Sigourney Christian church with Rev. Kirby D. Fuller officiating. The bride wore a crepe over nylon gown with empire bodice and train. they will reside in Iowa City.
The All Iowa fair will award a new plaque titled best of the fair in the women’s department this year. Superintendent Mrs J Keith Noll announced the honor which will accompany regular cash premiums.
Fayette Upper Iowa university hosts A Roomful of Roses July 29 30 and 31 at 8 pm in Dorman Memorial gymnasium directed by Barry Alexander with Stella Schroeder Harriet Johnson Jon Baker among the leads East Iowans in the cast include Robert Mott J Thomas Ham Cindy Alder son Douglas Vandersee and others in Fayette Osage Clermont Independ ence Wade na West Union Mason City Arlington and additional crew members involved in production.
Fresh snap beans held for more than 24 hours before freezing lose about half their ascorbic acid, even when refrigerated, according to the report.
New York City hosts cash awards for national winners as part of the wool needlework contest with six categories. Top entries win blue ribbons across knitted and crocheted items and a three-year subscription to Hand weaver and Craftsman for best overall hand loom weaving. The fair offers 138 premium classes, up 14 from last year, with a booklet available from the All Iowa fair office in the Commerce building.
Greensboro College in North Carolina, once a girls school, is now co educational and reports room for about 40 new dormitory beds. Admissions Officer Allen Kivett notes the campus will still be predominantly female with boys outnumbered four to one among registrants.
Ninety two students earned the Upper Iowa University dean's list for the second semester. Among East Iowans named are Arlington Larry Gamm May graduate Branden Lewis Decker Cascade Edgar Gangfield Castalia Helen Peterson Cedar Rapids David Darling Central City Ruth Lewis Shirley Elsworth Coggan David Hinton Linda Estling Dysart Pamela Whitmore May graduate Bartville Duane Robinson Elgin Otis Blockhus Mrs Diane Klemp Connie Baumgartner Martha Schaer Elkader William Cook May graduate Judith Sauerbry William Wright Richard Maggert Fayette Douglas Fay Gerald Pfeiffer May graduates Diana Oliphant Margaret Reinert Jane Scott Larry Williams Harleyn Vermazen Patricia Manning Becky Adolph Town City Robert Dean Jesup Bruce Pettit Keystone W Michael King May graduate Lamont Dennis Dake Littleport Martha Liddy May graduate Manchester Mary Malven May graduate Lee Sill May graduate Robert Adams Margaret Minert Monona Linda Rose Oelwein Susan Cahill Lorne Goode Jill King May graduates Mary Gallagher Joseph Lee Betty Levsen Shirley Mikesh Mary Nelson Randall Northrop Joanne Nolan Mary Swenson Mary De Timmerman Linda Michels Shellsburg Richard Lear David McCormick St Olaf Jean Dinan May graduate
Nasley Dean Byerly Straw Perry Point Yelda Haramel Wadesa Robert Crow Nancy Whittenbaugh and Alice Emerson are listed as May graduates. West Brameh Michael Allen West Union Sara Westerfield Faivre Larry Keig and Kathleen Keig also appear among the May graduates.
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