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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1971

Page

3

Coffe Cans Filled for Servicemen in Vietnam View

Readers view chapter CJ of TIT Society as members pack candy and cookies for servicemen in Vietnam. Women named include Mrs Richard Bridley of Crestview Drive SE Mr R H Jurging of Cherry Hill DEIVA SW and Mrs James Lockett of Daverns NW. Meeting held Monday evening at Mr Phillip Conine's home Juniper Drive SW.

TIT Society Vietnam Lef Richard Bridley Crestview Drive R. H. Jurging Cherry Hill Deiva James Lockett Daverns Phillip Conine Juniper Drive

Shively and Habe Wedding Planned for Next Saturday

The wedding of Miss Peggy Joyce Shively of 117 First Avenue SW and Jack K. Habe of Hibb Avenue NW is set for next Saturday at 8:30 in Grace Lutheran Church, Blairstown. The Gazette notes an earlier erroneous report stating the ceremony occurred last Saturday.

Peggy Joyce Shively First Avenue SW Jack K. Habe Hibb Avenue Grace Lutheran Church Blairstown Gazette

Children Climb On Lincoln Bed at White House Tour

Julie Nixon Eisenhower guided 28 blind children from the Maryland School for the Blind on a White House tour. The group touched objects in the refurbished Red Room and tested the Lincoln bed, with a boy noting six could sleep there and thirteen children piling on.

Lincoln Washington (Ap Julie Nixon Eisenhower White House Moorday Maryland School For the Blind Baltimore Julie

Miss Sue Meloan Marries Steven David Mikulas

Miss Sue Meloan daughter of Mr and Mrs Cliff T Meloan of 351 Nineteenth Street SE wed Steven David Mikulas son of Joseph L Mikulas of 1511 Twelfth Avenue SE at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. Courtney Mayne conducted the ceremony and about 150 guests attended a reception at the YWCA following the service.

Go of Mos Joseph Ls. Mikulas Twelfth Avenue, SE Courtney Mayne The YWCA

Landrus Hofmeister Vows in Maryville Ceremony

Miss Diane Louise Landrus and Michael Dean Hofmeister married at the Wesley Center with 100 guests. Rev B A Munshaw officiated. The couple, both Northwest Missouri State College seniors from Cedar Rapids and Prescott, will reside in Maryville after a southern wedding trip.

Miss Anita Jenn Becomes Bride of Larry Yoder

Miss Anita Jenn daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Jenn Riverside became the bride of Larry Yoder son of Mr and Mrs Russell Yoder Riverside in a Saturday service at St Josephs Catholic church Rev Michael Broderick and Rev Richard Trost officiated The couple will reside in Riverside after a Florida trip The bride wore an Empire satin gown with Venise lace and a chapel veil Bridesmaids wore avocado gowns and large mum bouquets Several family members attended as attendants and guests in the ceremony

Ray Allen Misses Joyce Donna Jean Kathy Southwick Virginia Yoder

Sparks Siebels Vows In United Presbyterian Church

Springville Miss Deborah Jean Sparks of Anamosa and Larry Louis Siebels of Anamosa exchanged nuptial vows at 8 o clock Saturday in United Presbyterian church. Rev. Harold P. Martin officiated. Reception for 200 followed at the church. Bridesmaids wore empire crepe gowns with bib bodices while bouquets featured purple and orchid carnations. Best man was Steven C. Siebels with groomsmen Mark D. Siebels and Gordon Rudy. Ringbearer Billy Riemenschneider. Hoop rolled 4 miles in 1968.

Springville Deborah Jean Sparks Anamosa Russell W. Sparks Central City Larry Louis Siebels Louis W. Siebels Harold P. Martin United Presbyterian Church Teresa L. Sparks Lynne M. Ganske Cedar Raps Janiece Siebels Lisa Ann Sparks Kris Rlemenschneider Steven C. Siebels Mark D. Siebels Gordon Rudy Cedar Rapids Thomas R. Sparks Gordon J. Siebels Billy Riemenschneider

Linn County Humane Society Auxiliary elects officers at YWCA

At the annual meeting Monday evening at the YWCA Linn County Humane Society auxiliary elected new officers. Mrs. Tommie Tramer at 1930 Park Avenue SE was named president with Mrs. Marvin Bassett as vice president, Mrs. Tom Pfilmer secretary, Mrs. Robert Boyson treasurer, and Mrs. Bob Moran delegate at large.

Linn County Humane Society YWCA Tommie Tramer Park Avenue SE Marvin Bassett Tom Pfilmer Robert Boyson Bob Moran

Capt Wood Weds Allan Hach at Chanute AFB

RANTOUL I A Capt Florence Ellen Wood daughter of William Woods Marcellus NY and Staff Sgt Allan Richard Hach son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hach Cedar Rapids Iowa were married Saturday at 2 pm in Chapel One Chanute AFB. Ceremony by Chaplain William Gridley followed by reception for 60 at Redwood Inn Rantoul. Bride wore faille and Chantilly lace gown with blue ribbon, mantilla and headpiece, carried Woburn Abbey roses and miniature carnations. Attendants Capt L Rita Stevens and Capt Judy Skinner wore sapphire wine and honey gold velvet gowns with lace collars, Bath carried bronze and yellow mums. Best man Staff Sgt Harry Fenwick. groomsman Airman 1c Thomas Moore. Guests seated by Capt William Skinner. They will live at Chanute AFB where groom is a ballistic missile technician. he attended University of Northern Iowa. Mrs Hach earned a BS from Incarnate Word college.

Rantoul, I Florence Ellen Wood William James Woods Marcellus N. Y Allan Richard Hach Richard Hach Schaefer Drive Cedar Rapids Towa Chanute Afb William Gridley Redwood Jan Rantoul Woburn Abbey L. Rita Stevens Judy Skinner Bath Harry Fenwick Thomas Moore William Skinner

Nurse with Auburn memory in Texas life

A reference to a nurse who studied at the Auburn Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Auburn New York and later lived in San Antonio Texas. The fragment highlights the individual's nursing education and Texas residence.

Antonio Texas Auburn N. Y. Memorial Hospital School of Nursing

Duplicate Bridge Winners at YWCA Club Movement

Winners of the Movement game were Mrs. Clark Haddy of Marengo first with three players tied for second: Mrs. Edward J. Hanna, Mrs. William Skogman and Frank Zeman. Rubber bridge victors were Carl Hawkins and Ray Young first, Kenneth Vaughn and Arlene Babillus second. Next game is Wednesday at 7:30.

Clark Haddy Marengo Edward J. Hanna William Skogman Frank Zeman Mmnes Carl Hawkins Ray Young Mines Kenneth Vaughn Arlene Babillus

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