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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1956
Page
17
Outdoor enthusiasts can make a rugged waterproof tote blanket by sewing backed vinyl to a car robe. Use the leftover strip as a carrying strap, with vinyl sides providing waterproof protection, easy cleaning, and multiple uses from beach to poolside to picnics.
Miss Erma Morris of Quasqueton marries William L. Lenhart of Elmhurst in a double ring ceremony at the Union Church parsonage. The bride, a Mercy hospital nursing graduate, will live in Elmhurst after a brief wedding trip south.
Mrs Shirley Cupps and Mrs Helen Hobbs of Phoenix visit their mother Mrs James Dilts and plan to return June 11. Mrs Jennie Duncan and daughter Elnora depart for Tucson to visit Frances Thomas. Mrs Frank Seidler of Atlanta and her three children arrive to spend summer while husband is away at Fort Sill. Mr and Mrs Ellis Peters of Alhambra extend their visit. Indian Creek club and Round the Mile club hostesses noted for upcoming meetings.
Iowa State Extension experts say use built detergents for heavy loads and unbuilt for delicates. The piece also notes a bridal shower for Elsie Neve and other social items from Traer and nearby towns.
Center Junction notes Mr. and Mrs. Will Leech of Hollywood Florida visiting the Frank Himebaugh home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mead have departed for a fishing trip in Canada.
Miss Mary Herard of Cascade wed Mark Brady son of Mrs. Bernard Brady of Anamosa in a Saturday double ring ceremony at St. Martin's Church. Rev Joe Herard read the nuptial service. Ann Bisenius provided organ music. attendants wore white and pale yellow gowns. reception followed at the Legion pavilion. couple to reside in Cedar Rapids area.
Mr and Mrs B A Clutter observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary June 17 with an open house from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m They were married June 15 1906 The couple have three children Stanley Clutter of Texas Doris Clutter of Mason City and a married daughter in the East Mr Clutter operates Clutter Drug Store in What Cheer over 50 years He is a Masonic Order member and his wife is an Ance Star. North English Darwin Mason and wife mark their fiftieth anniversary next Sunday with a 1 p m basket luncheon in City Park If rain occurs the observance moves to Veterans building The Masons son the Rev Dean Mason of Marion will give the sermon at 10 45 a m the following Sunday
Miss Lorraine Miriam Youngquist and Richard C. Anderson will wed at Immanuel Lutheran church Swea City. Both graduates of Gustavus Adolphus college St Peter Minn. The groom plans seminary study at Fremont Neb and the bride intends to teach in Fremont. Membrane-free sections of orange and strips of green pepper will garnish the platter.
Clarence and Howard Thein returned home May 26 after a week visiting the Ozarks and Tulsa. En route they stopped at Camp Chaffee Arkansas and picked up son Reid who received a two weeks fur lough. Several relatives and guests visited: L R McNeill of Detroit May 26 27. Mabel Miller and Marjorie Hecht from Chisago City Minnesota. Walter Swanson of Palatine Illinois. Hu go Rix and Robert ix and William Hart and families. Pauline Allemany returned to Rock Island after days with August Dresden.
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