19 May 1972
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1972
Page
1
New York AP report outlines common pitfalls for those entering a second marriage. Author Jean Baer, second wife of a psychologist, draws from over 200 interviews to advise women on courtship, family dynamics, and house management while noting a middle class focus.
Dear Abby explains why some patrons choose dirty tables, near rest rooms, near music, doors, or windows, with the author noting many motives. Reader letters follow on recipe credit loss and handling second marriages, advising caution with ex-spouses and focusing on support and boundaries.
Weddings report the May 13 marriage of Manchester native Joyce Ann Gienapp to Stephen De France of Ames at Our Savior Lutheran, with 100 guests at a church reception. The groom, a ISU graduate, works at House of Pies. the bride is a ISU junior. The couple will reside in Ames after June 1. Also May 6 nuptials for Carol Hanson of Alburnett and Larry Kremer of Central City at United Church of Christ, with a reception at the bride’s home. Kremer farms with his father near Central City. Mrs Kremer works at Highway 13 Gulf in Central City.
Mrs Albert Brouwer a speech teacher at Jefferson high in Fairfax was honored at a surprise party hosted by students Thursday evening at Mrs Glen Mulhern's Atkins home. Brouwer plans to move to the Dominican Republic.
Mrs Bruce Luedeman of 3730 Kencrest drive NE was honored at a Wednesday evening baby shower hosted by Mrs Lucio Sanchez of 2921 Soutter avenue SE co hosted by Mrs Richard Kremenak with 20 guests attending the event.
Twenty years ago Britain informed Beijing that surviving British business people in China, worn out by Communist harassment, planned to close their operations or dispose of their $840 million investment and depart the country.
Helen Thomas reports Pat Nixon will visit Moscow’s subway Gum’s department store the Bolshoi Ballet School and the circus during a lighter Soviet trip. She will tour cathedrals museums and meet students while staying in Salzburg Leningrad Kiev and Tehran for cultural events and receptions.
Turn of the century style resurges with small shoulder capes crafted in natural leather. Hand-painted floral motifs, lace trim, and satin cord accents define the vintage accessory for refined attire.
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