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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
2
A 16 year old writes of falling for a male priest teacher at an all boy school. Abby urges seeking help from a counselor and discusses that feelings may be a phase rather than fixed orientation.
Marilyn Ohsman of 396 Red Fox Road SE and William C. Wasserkrug of Omaha exchanged marriage vows Sunday at Temple Judah. Rabbi Israel Zoberman officiated the 11 am ceremony followed by a 200 guest reception at Elmcrest Country Club. The couple plan to live in Omaha where the groom works with Wasserkrug Enterprises. The bride is a University of Minnesota graduate and Sigma Delta Tau member. the groom attended Creighton University and Zeta Beta Tau.
Three wedding anniversaries and eight birthdays were celebrated with a dinner and dance at the Eagles club. Mrs. Frank Miller hosted, with Mrs. Frank Bates and Mrs. Omer Miller as co hosts, and 76 guests attended. Anniversaries noted for Frank Miller 17th Earl Block 44th Frank Wells 45th. Birthday honorees included Mrs. Walter Hamer Mrs. LeRoy Johnson Mrs. Arnold Jayne Mary Lou Page Nina Wilson Edith Wilson Robert Strickey Joe Fault.
Mrs Kingery and Norris Hunt won prizes at a twilight event hosted by Mr and Mrs Tom Jennings at 624 Nilsen road NE with 22 golfers. Don Gibbs Carl Badger and Mr Kingery made birdies. Jennings sank an approach. Reservations for Thursday's guest day luncheon at Indian Creek CC must be made by Tuesday with Jill Burns or Jean Deasy. luncheon to be served rain or shine.
Susan Smith, daughter of Mrs. Irene Smith, was honored at a Sunday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Rick Cohn and co host Carol Robison for 16 guests. Smith will marry Ardell Reighard June 26, with the couple connected to families on Tenth Street NW and Boxwood Lane NE. The same week features a piano recital at Mrs. Frank Malone’s home with several young performers. Weekend golf produced medalists Mrs. Forest Ainsworth and Mrs. Al Wear, plus multiple prize winners and birdie scorers. new members are welcome, with contact for more details.
Miss Chris Filer bride elect of Dan Nekvinda was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday afternoon for 13 guests hosted by Debbie Freel Connie Fritz and Bonnie Fritz of 2961 Sixth Street SW. Her parents are Mr and Mrs B G Filer of 4525 Navajo Drive NE. The future groom's parents are Mr and Mrs Ben Nekvinda of 151 Twenty sixth Street NW. Family night swimming is planned Friday from 7 30 to 9 at the YWCA and the Widow's club meets Thursday at 1. The note corrects a printing error in Sunday's Gazette regarding the swim time and meeting day.
Delores F Gray and Jimmy L Baker were married by Rev Richard Osing at Palisades Kepler State Park in Mt Vernon. The bride, of Cedar Rapids, and groom, also from Cedar Rapids, plan to live in Walford after a trip to the Ozarks.
Mrs William Gardner was honored at a post nuptial shower Saturday afternoon at Farmers State Bank in Hiawatha. Hostesses included Mrs Tom Bowler Mrs Russell Kauffman and Mrs Robert Allman for 35 guests. Kathy Auman daughter of the Don Aumans of Hiawatha wed June 5 to Mr Gardner son of William Gardner of San Antonio Texas.
A Sunday afternoon shower in Marion honored Nancy Speer, July 2 bride-elect of Steven Bruns of Burkettsville Ohio. Hosts were Mrs. John Wennekamp and co-hostesses Mrs. James Spear and Mrs. Leonard Stepker, with 12 guests present. Nancy is the daughter of Mrs. Freda Spear and the late W E Spear. Steven is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bruns. A dark one piece maillot noted in the event description.
A simple colorful appetizer idea uses canned luncheon meat cut into 3/4 inch cubes. Thread each cube with a sweet and sour pickle slice and a pineapple chunk rolled in shaved coconut on a wooden pick.
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