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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
2
New York reports embroidery dominates fall and winter shows with heavy use on coats, dresses, knits, and robes. Designers like Malbe feature bold floral and geometric embroidery on women and men apparel including raincoats, coats, shirts, and loungewear in vivid colors.
Maureen Dean describes life with John W Dean III amid Watergate turmoil as she prepares to accompany him to testify before the Senate Watergate committee. She says she helped type his statement and has faced constant TV crews and public attention while maintaining a calm, restrained daily life in Alexandria.
Miss Marie Ann Pospisil and Dr. Melvin Eugene Chandler were married Sunday at First Christian Church Iowa City in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Robert Welch. The couple will reside in Des Moines after a Colorado honeymoon. Chandler intern at Broadlawns Polk County hospital and a ISU grad. Pospisil is a nurse graduate of University of Saskatchewan.
Miss Mary Catherine Glentzer and Charles Arthur Williams exchanged marriage vows at St Marys Catholic church in Sigourney on Saturday. The Rev Francis E Lollich officiated at 1:30 pm and about 200 guests attended a reception. The couple will reside in Fairfield with Mrs Williams a librarian and Williams employed by Kingsberry Homes.
Diana Lea Berntsen and Mark Edward Hazlett renewed their marriage vows at 11 o clock Saturday at St. Pius X Catholic church. The couple, residents of Council Street NE and Twenty Sixth Street NW, will honeymoon in Hawaii after the ceremony.
Linda Christine Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Myers of Cedar Rapids Iowa became the bride of Pfc Lloyd D Irwin III Friday morning The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd D Irwin II of Roseburg Ore The newlyweds reside in Alexandria Va The bride is serving with the navy at the naval shipyards in Washington DC and her husband is serving with the army as a member of the drill team based in Washington
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held Sunday at Hus Memorial church honoring Miss Suzanne Kulhavy daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kulhavy 244 Wilson avenue SW. Hosts were Mrs Frank J Stasiny Mrs Eldred Svoboda and Mrs Lumire J Merta. Fifty guests attended. Bride elect Wayne Olderog of Walcott is the planned groom.
HOLLYWOOD UPI Mary Rowan Lawford age twenty two daughter of Laugh In comedian Dan Rowan filed for divorce from actor Peter Lawford aged fifty after an eight month marriage. Friends cited the age difference as a factor though no reason was given. The couple wed in fall 1972 after a year long courtship and have no children.
An advertisement promotes 11 tiny tablets named Reducing Pan said to curb hunger and supplement vitamins without exercise. It claims over 500 million tablets used nationwide since 1978 and prices around three dollars with a money back guarantee.
Miss Brenda Sue Palmer of Atlantic and Robert Gluth of Ferndale Michigan married Saturday at the Christian Church Disciples of Christ in Keota. The Empire bridal gown featured champagne sparkle Organza with Alencon lace yoke and Victorian sleeves. Attendants wore yellow ensembles with daisies and apricot roses. The couple will reside in Fer ndale after a trip to Wisconsin and Michigan. Mrs Gluth is a UNI graduate and music teacher in Atlantic.
Members of Past Noble Grands schedule a luncheon meeting for Wednesday at noon. The gathering will be held at Bishop cafeteria in downtown.
Mr and Mrs August Kuper of Scotch Grove celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 at their home. Hosts include Galen Kuper and Duain Kuper of Scotch Grove and Quintin Davis of Havre Montana. They wed June 23 1933 in St Louis Missouri. They have two grandchildren. Mr and Mrs F James Gilchrist honored at a family dinner for 25th anniversary at Holiday Inn. Gilchrist and Shirley Ann Clark wed June 18 1948 at St Pauls United Methodist Church. They have two daughters and one grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon were honored at a surprise party Sunday afternoon at their home on 221 Cherry Hill road SW. The event celebrated their silver wedding anniversary after they were married June 19, 1948, in Cedar Rapids. They have two children, Mark and Craig, at home.
The Auburn Correctional Facility hosts an experimental program granting selected inmates access to college level courses. Volunteer students and professors from Cornell University and Auburn Community College support the effort, expanding progressive aims within the prison.
Anamosa couple Ruth Ellen Ortgies and James Martin wed at St. Pauls Lutheran with 250 guests at Fawn Creek Country Club. Bride from Blair Business College Colorado Springs now works for Haley Realtor and Insurance. groom attends Kirkwood Community College. They plan to reside near Anamosa after a Colorado Springs honeymoon. In Mt. Auburn Sacred Heart church, Dianne Palmer and Michael Westendorf married by Rev. Robert Cizek with a reception hosted by Dan Keegan. They reside in Mt. Auburn, with Westendorf at Palmer Bros and Palmer Bros. employing the bride. Rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom’s parents at Sweden House, Waterloo.
Sandra Jean Christiansen and Stephen Michael Dvorsky of St. Paul Minnesota repeated marriage vows Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic church Ruthven. The Rev. William Wingert officiated the ceremony. The couple resides in St. Paul where Dvorsky is employed by 3M Co. Both graduates of Iowa State University.
In a Monday junior girls event at Squaw Creek, Sarah Fruechte won 9 holes as medalist, Kathy Claypatch had the low putts, and Renee Snodgrass claimed 5 holes with Dian Nissen low putts. Cheryl Snodgrass led 3 holes while Deanna Beaty had low putts. Pam Kammerer and Suzanne Layher tied as medalists in another division. Julie Knight won the prize of the day. Mrs Arnold Borg led with lowest putts, Miss Pat Linden served as troubleshooter, and Daryl Robinson had the most putts. Mrs Gary Ford and Mrs J C Kucera tied for most 5s, Mrs Jack Span had most 4s. Mrs M A Sandstock sunk an approach. birdies came from Mrs Gary Lyman, Mrs Alan Bressler, and Mrs Barry Wendt. Four Aces and Drags tied for first. Ball Hawks tied for second with Grasshoppers. Fourteen participated. Kathy Campbell was medalist as twenty-eight women played.
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