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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1966
Page
6
In Cleveland, a grandmother benefiting from a pioneering heart valve transplant reports renewed energy and daily abilities. Doctors, led by Dr Earle B Kay at St Winifred charity hospital, performed the operation after detecting rheumatic heart damage, with about an 85 percent success chance.
Miss Donna Mayo wed Robert John Guu Jungjohann Jr. in Cedar Rapids at Trinity Methodist Church. The bride's sister Linda Mayo served as maid of honor, with James Murdock as best man and several Mayo and Jungjohann relatives in attendance. The couple will live in Davenport after a northern states wedding trip. Mrs Jungjohann works at Schiepele's drug store in Bettendorf. her husband at Persh Dental Laboratory in Moline.
Cedar Rapids announces the marriage of Janet Marie Harbour to Jinmahn Kim of Seoul Korea. The ceremony was March 25 in Sioux City. Janet works at Collins Radio and attends the University of South Dakota, where Kim studies political science.
Miss Barbara Louise Mulford and John Steven Houge wed Sunday at Grace Methodist Church Oelwein with Rev E Morris Egeland officiating. Bride wears nylon organza with chapel train. sister Rosa Lea Mulford as maid of honor. Gerald Lamphere best man. ushers Bruce Mulford and Robert Reichers. They will live in Oelwein. Houge works for Chicago Great Western.
A miscellaneous shower was given Saturday evening honoring Miss Deborah Mason fiancée of James Young. Hosted by Mrs. Jerry Johnson for 12 guests at 108 Montclair Drive NW. Miss Mason daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mason of Ottumwa, to wed Mr. Young on June 4.
Dr Will Edington of Greencastle Indiana arrived Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Lee Winterberg at 1727 First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. He is retired head of the mathematics department at DePauw University and a former visiting professor at Coe College. He will return to Greencastle on Friday.
Barbara Wylie a Peace Corps volunteer from Michigan is reportedly the first American woman to wed a Nepalese Sherpa. The May 16 ceremony in a Himalayan village near Mount Everest was witnessed by Dr William Unsoeld and attended by the region’s head priest.
Reiko Ohshida a 17 year old from Kyoto won the International Teen Princess title at a world beauty pageant. Runners up included Jeanette Wellems 17 Vienna Betty Dalbrey 17 Paris and Mary Jane Madamba 18 Laoag City Philippines. The event drew 12 contestants and judging spanned four days.
A Sunday afternoon stork shower honored Mrs. Thomas Gavin of 1723 J avenue NE. Hostess Mrs. Leon ard Eye and co host Mrs. William Teeters of Iowa City welcomed 12 guests at 2475 Maple drive NW.
Miss Linda Mokrejs daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Mokrejs 802 Avenue NE Wisconsin student receives award from Madison Wis alumnae chapter.
A Sunday afternoon miscellaneous shower honored Miss Cynthia Popper daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Poppers at 1278 Thirty third Street SE. Hostess Mrs Melvin C Thompson assisted by Mrs Robert E Miller Jr twelve guests attended the event ahead of her June 18 marriage to Dennis C Reagan of 1529 Maplewood Drive.
Jefferson high school hosts its annual spring vocal music festival Tuesday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. The program includes the combined girls choir and chorus the boys choir concert choir festival chorus and next year’s concert choir. Public invited no admission fee.
Remarkable improvements in complexion beauty are attained by skin vitalizing. Wrinkles are smoothed and the skin texture takes on a glorious refined bloom. Before retiring, smooth a film of isotonic clay vitalizing night cream using upward and outward massaging strokes. Drug stores supply this special cream. Margaret Merril.
Cedar Rapids dog owners won best of breed at the Hawkeye Kennel Dog Show in Iowa City. Competing breeds included Labrador, Parti-Color Cocker, Norwegian Elkhound, Bullmastiff, Collie, and Siberian Husky with multiple entrants earning group placements and high scores. One Cedar Rapids entry, a Welsh Corgi, scored 184 for highest overall under-18 handled dog.
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