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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
6
Miss McCarville daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis McCarville and Dr Charles Joseph Filipi son of Mr and Mrs Charles Filipi wed in Moorland officiated by Rev Jerome Degan after which couple planned a northern Minnesota trip and future home in Santa Barbara California.
Mary Ann Tjaden and Dean Allen Hanna exchanged vows at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Springville with a wedding party in mint green gowns. The couple plans to reside in Cedar Rapids after a honeymoon in the Ozarks. A separate item notes a racially mixed couple in Columbia receiving what may be the first license of its kind in South Carolina, Curley Mays and Nieves Gorestiaga.
State officials report the Supreme Court initiated action to protect interracial marriage rights as South Carolina's comparable law was declared voided, reflecting ongoing federal legal changes on marriage equality.
Miss Bonnie Kathleen Moline and James Joseph Remley wed at First Christian Church Ft Madison in a Sunday ceremony conducted by Rev Frank M Marler. Attendants included Mrs Phillip Linquist and Miss Ellen Remiley. Stanley Anderson served as best man. ushers and guests wore white and pink floral accents.
Becky Fisher daughter of Mrs Dortha G Fisher and Sigal L Fisher of Waterloo wed Roger Dean Struve son of Mr and Mrs Wilfrid L Struve at First Presbyterian church Cedar Rapids Friday at 730 pm The Rev C V White officiated The bride wore a silk organza gown with Chamtilly lace and a train Her veil framed with organza and lace featured a rose bud cluster She carried miniature peach roses on a white Bible The couple will reside at 357 Seventeenth Street SE Cedar Rapids after a Colorado trip The bridegroom attends the University of Iowa and is employed by Penlck and Ford Ltd for the summer.
Rear Adm. Frank A. Bradley, commander of the 11th Naval District, orders stop to go go dancing by enlisted men during lunch after a Bay Lake trip. The action affects Navy and Marine Corps personnel. a spokesman notes the policy applies at enlisted men's clubs and not beyond lunch.
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