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Newspaper
Des Moines Tribune
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
33
A notice directs readers to send 75 cents to The Des Moines Tribune for dress and needlecraft patterns. Include name, address, zip, style number and size if needed. Air mail and special handling add 25 cents per pattern. Mail to Old Chelsea Station New York address provided with box numbers 139 and 135.
Miss McLeran and Gary Stearns wed at Westminster United Presbyterian Church on a Saturday afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. McLeran, resides at 3921 Seventy-third Street and attended the University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, and Mankato State College. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stearns of Arlington Heights Illinois, earned a degree at Mankato and works in Chicago for Von Huffel Tubing. After a honeymoon in Lake Geneva, the couple will reside in Arlington Heights.
Patricia Neal describes her stroke recovery seven years after a coma and blindness, crediting husband Ronald Dahl for relentless support. She recalls early struggles, double vision, and progress toward reading and walking, and notes her ongoing recovery as speakers at the Rehabilitation Institute cornerstone event in Chicago.
A reader urges Mrs. Lowman to advise women with facial hair to use a small electric lady razor. She claims five minutes every few days smooths skin, with no mess. Other women report happiness, though one prefers creams. The letter notes aging skin grows fine hairs and wax or depilatories are common, but promotes the razor as a quick alternative.
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