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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1972
Page
38
Barbara Pearson wed F L Beckwith Saturday at First Lutheran Church. The couple plans a western wedding trip after a 175 guest reception. Bride earned from University of Iowa and will live in Iowa City. groom to attend UI graduate school.
Private ceremony Saturday at First Lutheran church united Vickie Lynn Allison and Ward Allen Leek. The couple, both ISU students, plan residence in Algona then Ames after a wedding trip to the northern states. Ellen Feulner to be installed as worthy advisor at Rainbow assembly No. 104 today. Burglar alarms trace back to 1858.
Miss Lucinda J. Gross and David J. Glynn married at St. Martin's Catholic Church in Cascade in a 11 o'clock ceremony performed by Rev. Donald Weydert. The couple, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Gross of Cascade and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Glynn of Ryan, plan to reside in Cedar Rapids. The reception for 275 guests followed at the American Legion hall. The bride, an Empire Aline gown of dotted Swiss, wore Venise lace and pink ribbon with a pink velvet ribbon hat and carried three red roses. The bridal party wore pink dotted Swiss with Venise lace and pink hats. The couple's future includes teaching and ambulance service work.
Miss Louise Mae Marshall of Iowa City and Robert Wayne Potter son of Sen Ralph W Potter wed at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Rupert E Lapthorn officiating. The ceremony featured lace gown orchid bouquet and a 150 guest reception. The couple will reside in Marion while both pursue studies and work nearby.
An art exhibit titled Down on the Farm opens Tuesday and runs through July 15 at the Art Center. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10 to 5, Thursday 10 to 8 30, and Sunday 2 to 5. A Sunday concert features the Municipal Band at 8 in Ellis Park conducted by Frank Piersol.
Miss Carle La Vogel and Russell Wayne Nicklas exchanged vows at 2 p m Saturday in St Mark's Lutheran Church. Rev David Frans Larson officiated. The couple will reside in Iowa City after a brief wedding trip. The bride is a student at Iowa State University interning in medical technology. groom employed by Wilson Sinclair Co. A reception for 200 followed.
The Women’s Golf Association plans a Thursday mixer at the clubhouse with a two ball foursome format. Players should arrive by 8:30 a.m. and will start with a shotgun tee off at 9.
Miss Karla Kae Johnson announces engagement to Dennis Kester Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Henderson of Indianola. The bride elect, a Simpson College sophomore, is affiliated with Delta Delta Delta and Beta Beta Beta. Henderson, a Simpson junior, recently returned from four years in the Air Force and belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
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