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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
12
A humorous list from Ruth Sziilett highlights common wife complaints about husbands. It notes issues such as not helping at home, shirking responsibility, poor tidiness, unwillingness to share housework, and scarce compliments, urging men to consider their behavior.
Wedding in Westminster Presbyterian church united Bonnie Mae Busby and Charles Robert Kroon. Ceremony featured John P B Woods, soprano Richard du Bois, organist Miss Eran Chaloupka, and a reception for 175 guests. Newlyweds, Iowa State graduates, will reside in Clinch after July 1 while engaged in industry and engineering roles.
Seanette Tripp and Fred Dieckmann exchanged marriage vows Sunday at the Methodist church in Savanna Illinois in a double ring candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev Donald Olson. Attendants wore blue linen and floral arrangements featured daisies and stephanotis in a sequence of wedding events across Cedar Rapids and nearby.
In a candle light Methodist church ceremony Miss Jean Barr daughter of Mr and Mrs John Barr and M Dean Maurer son of Nieman Maurer of Delhi exchanged vows. Rev J Leber Miller officiated and music was by Mrs Frank Tergesen and Mrs Frank Davis. The couple will reside near Manchester after a trip to Colorado. Elks sponsor Las Vegas Night at pavilion with Larry Foster orchestra 9 to 1.
A Saturday bon voyage by Mrs. David Bey honors Susan Butterfield and Maria Viscariella as they prepare to sail from New York on the SS Atlantic for a 234 month European tour of 12 countries. Guests include Barbara Orelup, Marsha Mullen, and Carol Daley. Mrs. Paul Clovis and son Stephen visit from Winnetka as they join Mrs. Clovis for a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Mrs. Harry Johnson returns from a 248 month European tour.
Dolores Dolph wed David Ross Gray in a double ring ceremony at the First Church of the Nazarene. The service featured candelabra, palms, and flower arrangements, with musical selections by James Lewis and Nancy Dolph. The bride wore white brocade dacron and carried red roses and white carnations. she is employed by Cherry Burrell Corp. and the groom by American District Telegraph Co.
Sandra Kay Sanborn wed Ronald Lee Null at SS Wenceslaus church with Rev Clarence Frana officiating at 11 a.m. The gown featured nylon dotted swiss over taffeta and seed pearl headpiece. Reception for 150 followed in the lodge room. They will live in Cedar Rapids where Null works at Petersen Bakery.
Miss Georgean Lou Klass daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Klass wed Tymald Duane Roffman son of Mr and Mrs Otto Roffman in a Monona St Pauls Lutheran ceremony officiated by Rev C Schlueter. Music by Keith Lunde and Helmuth Landt. Reception for 250 followed in church parlors. Bride a Wartburg College attendee will teach in Kalona next year. groom a University of Iowa student.
Miss Janet Block daughter of Mrs B Block wed Jack G Jarmes of Postville son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Jarmes of Hugo Oklahoma Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Postville Read by Rev Charles Witt Nuptial music by Carole Schultz and H E Anderson Sister of the groom Mrs Robert Enyart served as matron of honor Bridesmaids Jo Dee Shaffer Elkader Joyce Lesth St Ansgar Best man James Jarmes Waterloo Brothers Jay Jarmes and Jon Jarmes Hugo Okla as groomsmen Ushers Wayne Sander Luana and Mr Enyart Flower girl Cindy Schutter Castalia and ring bearer Charles Enyart After ceremony couple to teach and work in Decorah and Postville area respectively The couple will live in Postville
A luncheon menu features a Cape Cod Sandwich using sliced ham on buttered toast topped with cranberry sauce and grated American cheese. Garnish with celery curls pickle fans and serve with iced tea, chips, salad, and fresh pineapple. Telecast note mentions Channel 9 Monday night schedule at 7:30.
Luther college reports 428 students enrolled for the first summer session under Dean G W Qualley, up 30 percent from last year. The group includes 222 women and 104 men with 11 states and Formosa represented. 24 faculty teach 46 courses. The second session runs July 14 to August 16.
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