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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
6
Luci Johnson graduates from National Cathedral School for Girls with the president in attendance and plans to enter nursing school at Georgetown University. She says her grades improved and credits the Cathedral school for her progress.
Crochet and knit patterns announced with numbered sizes 32-42 and crochet ideas for beach wear. Includes Pattern 952 for a lightweight knit top, priced 35 cents plus 15 cents shipping. Send requests to Laura Wheeler at Cedar Rapids Gazette, New York address, with name and zip. Also promotes 1965 Needlecraft Catalog and craft books with patterns and prices.
Readings and grades improved after Luci, who had gall bladder removal, received eye exercises. She credits doctors and questions whether the surgery affected her focus. Luci plans to attend Georgetown nursing school and work as a vision technician this summer under Dr. Kraskin.
The text explains that fat allowance in the diet depends on personal tolerance. Heavy eaters or those with a history of high fat intake may need to substantially reduce fat consumption, while others who were not heavy eaters may continue eating as before.
A newspaper reader writes with regrets about the volume of mail received daily and the inability to answer every letter. The editor notes readers’ questions are incorporated into the column whenever possible.
Mrs. Bessie Short, 45, runs a suburban Moraine blacksmith shop with husband Carl. She handles most forge chores during a typical 14 hour day while sharpening tools and managing the work. The couple notes the job is hard but provides a good living.
The phrase something blue for a bride is linked to the blue ribbon of the Order of the Garter, the world’s oldest knighthood, symbolizing fidelity and honor on the wedding day.
Mrs. R. Gardner of Waterloo Iowa reports relief from back and hip pain after using DeWitts Pills. The ad claims fast painful relief with a proven analgesic and mild diuretic action to flush bladder wastes, urging readers to insist on the genuine product.
Miss Alice Mae Kucera daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kucera of 1810 Ninth Avenue SW married Monday to Charles D Kramer son of the Donald Kramers of 702 First Avenue NW The ceremony was performed by Rev J Robert McDonald at St Patrick s Catholic Church A reception followed at the Knights of Columbus hall The bride wore a silk faille gown with a carriage back and train and a jeweled crown Flowers were white carnations Attendants wore mint green georgette gowns with white carnation clusters Miss Joyce Kucera was maid of honor Bridesmaids were Pat Pierce Karen Klein and Sue Luke
City, Mo., served his brothers day s 4 O clock movie as best man. Groomsmen included Jerry Ehrenberger Samuelson and Tom Raymond with ushers Butch Stocum Dick Fry Bernie Wokolek Chuck Knoblauch. Leanne McKay and Jon Kelsey were flower girl and ringbearer. Newlyweds plan home at 714 L street SW after southern trip. The bride works at Little Shorewood restaurant and the groom at Collins Radio Co. Boy With The Green Hair noted in remark.
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