27 Oct 1958
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1958
Page
1
New York based digest outlines practical tips for women on influence and relationships. Advice touches on making ideas seem personal, party planning, timing news for husbands, housekeeping, training family, social shopping, and managing spousal dialogue.
In Coggon the Methodist church wedding united Marilyn Louise Swanson and Jack D. Burnell on Sunday at 2. Rev. Leon Wallace officiated. Karen Fuessley served as maid of honor and Keith Burnell was best man. Donald Swanson and Lonnie Sweet were ushers. a reception followed. The couple will live in Coggon.
Ta-Wan-Ka group elected Susan Hoyt president Susan Glantz vice president Connie Lawrence secretary Janet Klippel treasurer Linda McKinley scribe. Happy Blue Bird group elected Paula Heaton president Sue McJean vice president Nancy Mills secretary Ellen Jones treasurer Cathy Farr games chairman Susan Suthers telephone Peggy Hannon and Cathy Walker social co chairmen.
Miss Gladys Balous of 1409 Sixth Ave SE hosted a Friday dinner for weeks long guest Mrs. C. G. Engle of St. Paul Minnesota and Mrs. John F. Black of 3227 Dairydale Court SE. Guests included Gladys McEachron Flora Mason Mrs. Charles Kubec and Bess Hanus.
Four teens organized a Friday evening event entertaining 40 guests from McKinley School's 8th grade at the YWCA. Hosts listed include Terry Irish, Ted Corwin, Don Barnhart, and Doug Anderson with addresses on Fourth Street SE Norwood Drive SE Grant Wood Drive SE and Woodland Drive SE. Halloween decorations were used.
Jeanette M. Leibold and Frank C. Belding wed Saturday at 9 a.m. in St Benedicts Catholic Church Decorah. Rev. Paul Weis officiated with Delbert Hageman as assistant and Jeannette Schaufenbuel as bridesmaid. Richard Leibold was best man and Leland Belding groomsman. A Legion hall reception followed.
Miss Doris Jeanne Larson married Richard Wendell Baskerville Sunday at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Iowa City. The couple, with two hundred guests, will reside in Iowa City where Baskerville studies law at the University of Iowa and Larson serves as a University Hospitals nurse.
Betty Elaine Orr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Orr of 817 44th St SE, and Kenneth Ray Klein, son of Mr and Mrs John Klein of 122544 First Ave SE, were married Sunday at the Church of the Nazarene in Monticello. Rev Clem Keyes officiated. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids with Mr and Mrs Eugene Webster as attendants.
The marriage of Kay Schweitzer daughter of the Marion L Whites to Bruce Brainard Millsap son of the Kenneth E Millsaps took place Friday evening at 7 in First Christian church with Rev Jack A Oliver officiating. The bride wore a blue over blush pink silk organza gown with a fitted bodice bateau neckline cap sleeves and back bow. She carried a Bible arrangement of white orchids and lilies of the valley. The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs Carol Lodestien maid of honor Miss Mary Sue White best man LaVern Noeller and groomsman Charles White with usher Richard Corum and Benny Erskine. The couple will live at 1500 Oakland Road NE after Saturday. The bride is employed by Square D and the bridegroom by Downing Box Company.
Mrs. H. M. Hill of Cedar Rapids arrived home Saturday after a two week visit in Cleveland Heights Ohio. She stayed with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs T Cyril Noon and their sons Patrick and Christopher.
Weekend guests at the Sam C Bridges home 617 Thirty Ninth Street NE include Miss Hazel Morton of Dubuque and H Fred Sellers of Tulsa Oklahoma.
A surprise reception honored the first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Vernon Hynek of Fairfax. Hosted Sunday evening by Mrs Kathleen Pisha and Miss Nancy Hynek at the Pisha home, 2107 L street SW, for 14 guests.
Weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Knott at 1415 Second Ave SE were Dr. and Mrs. John A. Bogert and their son John of Kansas City Missouri Mr and Mrs Charles A Metelman of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs J C Anderson of Omaha.
Historical note recalls Cato the Elder’s cheesecake recipe later adapted for modern kitchens. The dish uses graham crumbs butter and cottage cheese with eggs lemon and vanilla, baked slowly in an 8 by 8 inch pan, then cooled and chilled before serving.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moran announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Lee Moran to Robert Joseph Reed son of the Joseph Reeds of Burlington. The couple will marry November 12 at 7 30 p m in the Methodist church at Fredonia.
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