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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1972
Page
46
A humorous farewell to the era of family trips as teenagers grow up. The piece recalls noisy seat squabbles, bickering over food and radios, and the magic fading on a final road trip. The narrator imagines future tears and reflects on the end of a family ritual.
Judith Lynn Snitker and Frederick Louis Meierkord renewed their vows at Zalmona Presbyterian Church in Waukon. The ceremony was followed by a reception for 150 in the church social rooms. The couple will reside in Ames with Mrs. Meierkord a senior at Iowa State University and Mr. Meierkord attending Lincoln Technical School in Des Moines.
King’s Daughters Naomi Members will gather Wednesday at 1 in Mrs. Omer Compton’s home, 219 Twelfth Street NW. Mrs. A. G. Gerber to lead devotions.
Malta No 415 O E S schedules a stated meeting for Saturday at 7 45 PM in the Masonic temple with Master masons to be honored. The Maude Carpenter Association of Past Matrons meets at Theodore R White cottage Lake Macbride on Thursday with a 615 PM dinner and a following business session hosted by Mrs White assisted by Mrs Jones and Mrs Bacon. Past Matrons Assn gathers Thursday at 1230 PM with hostess Mrs Rowan Dyssart at 375 Park Terrace SE assisted by Mrs Griffith Mrs Wilbur and Mrs Cronbaugh
Crestmoor high school in San Bruno launches its first all girl auto shop taught by Julian Cane. The 24 students learn to remove screws, operate a lawn mower engine, change oil, balance wheels, repack brakes, and perform tune ups. Cane says the course proves women can become professional mechanics.
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