Estherville Daily News from Estherville, Iowa • Page 2

Dear Abby Mr. and Mrs. Robot Kinnard Patricia Ryan and Robert Kinnard were married Aug. 2 at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Estherville.

The Rev. James Burns performed the double ring afternoon ceremony. (Photo by Palmer's Studio) Iowa City will be Home for Pair Wed in Orange City ORANGE CITY- Gloria Jean Osdoba became the bride of Gary Paul Moreau at a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at the home of her parents In Orange City. The honorable Robert Dunlop performed the double ring service Aug.

16. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Osdoba, Orange City, are parents of the bride. Dr.

and Mrs. H. P. Moreau are parents of the groom. Organist was Mrs.

Harold Pals. Mrs. Wayland Breese was violinist. The bride wore a slim gown of pure ivory silk organza fashioned with an empire bodice, scoop neckline and semi-belled sleeves. The high waist and sleeves were festooned with garlands of imported French re-embroidered Alencon lace, highlighted with ivory pearls.

The toe length skirt carried a matching valance. Her detachable chapel length watteau train was caught at the neckline and re-attached at the waist forming a redingote effect. The train was accented with matching motifs and was completely outlined with repeat lace scallops. Her crescent headpiece of ivory petals and lace roses held pearl and crystal detail. A double bouffant veil of ivory English silk Illusion was attached.

She carried a double crescent of white roses and yellow stephanotis with gold and green ivy. Mrs. Stephen Strauss, Mrs. James Van Roekel, sisters of the bride, and Denise Moreau, sister of the groom, were the bride's attendants. They wore slim dresses of mediterranean blue fashioned with high necklines and belled sleeves piped with satin peau de sole.

An attached peau train fell from the cowl neckline. They wore crescent headpieces of satin peau loops with dyed to match tulle veils attached. Each carried an arrangement of white fujl mums and yellow roses. Mark Moreau, brother of the groom, was best man. Fran and Edward Osdoba, brothers of the bride, were groomsmen.

A reception for 2S0 guests was held at the Alton Country Club following the wedding ceremony. The couple will be at home in Iowa City after Sept. 1. The bride received a bachelor of arts degree from the Univer- stiy of Iowa. She was affiliated with Sigma Delta Tau.

She teaches second grade at Horace Mann School in Iowa City. The groom graduated with a bachelor of science degree from the of I with honors in psychology. He will enter medical school at the University of Iowa in September. He was associated with Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and the professional medical fraternity, Alpha Kappa Kappa. G.

David Lambertson and Julie Ann Fisher Wed Julie Ann Fisher and G. David Lambertson were joined in marriage Aug. 8, at the Calvary Bible Church in Wenatchee, Wash. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert A. Fisher, Wenatchee. The groom is the son of Mrs. George Lambertson and the late George Lambertson. The bride designed her floor length gown and mantilla veil.

Daisy trim accented the skirt and the neckline of the dress and outlined the chapel veil. The A line gown was of peau de sole with daisies hand appllqued in lace. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses and white daisies with baby's breath. Her only jewelry was a pearl necklace, a gift from the groom. Anne Martin was maid of honor.

Sandie Jorgensen and Janice Fisher were bridesmaids. They wore floor length dresses of chartreuse worsted silk and formal length gloves. The carried arrangements of yellow daisies and crowns of daisy chains. Jim Lambertson served as his brother's best man. David Laflin and Gordon Fisher were groomsmen and ushers.

Jim and Mark Fisher were can- dlelighters. A reception was held following the ceremony in the church social room. The couple will make their home in Chicago Sept. 1, follow- Club Sponsors Missionary TERRIL The Terrll Lutheran Ladies Aid voted last Thursday, to sponsor a missionary trained by Messengers of Christ, Lutheran Bible translators at Orange, Calif, The Rev. Ehlen led the group in devotions when they met at the church parlors.

Mrs. Duane Von Ehwegan presented the topic, "Witnessing for Christ." Mrs, Roy Zelinsky, Mrs. Dale Luehring and Mrs, Wayne Krieger were luncheon hostesses. Follow Your Doctor's Advice By ABIGAIL VAN BURBN DEAR ABBY: I am soon to become the proud mother of an adopted infant, and here is my problem: I want more than anything in the world to breast feed this child. I have heard that there are hormone shots which will manufacture milk in women whether they are pregnant or not.

My hairdresser says she knows for a fact that many of the women who belong to the La Leche society do this to keep themselves in milk all the time. When I told my doctor about my great desire to nurse my adopted baby he said I should forget it, and he would not give me any hormone shots for this purpose. He also tried to convince me that bottle babies are Just as healthy as breast-fed babies, which shows you how much HE knows. Abby, I still have my heart set on nursing my adopted baby. Can you put me in touch with a doctor in the Cleveland area who will give me those hormone shots? WANTS TO NURSE BABY DEAR WANTS: Don't rely on medical advice from your hairdresser.

She is all wet. I advise you to listen to your own doctor, and don't fool around with hormone shots or you 're apt to wind up with no milk and a mustache. DEAR ABBY: Before Bob and I were married months he went thru his wallet and made quite ceremony of throwing all the girls' telephone numbers away. He did this voluntarily. This is the second marriage for both of us, altho we're both in our middle twenties.

I'll be honest with you, Abby, I snooped thru his wallet about a month ago to see if he had any new numbers, and I found THREE! I was hurt but didn't say anything. Last night I went snooping again and I found FIVE more numbers, all written in bis own handwriting. I am so hurt. I was under the impression that he was satisfied with me. I hate to believe that he has strayed so soon after our marriage.

He's a good man, and he has been wonderful to me and my children. He has to go out of town on business about twice a month on overnight trips, and this is what worries me. What should I do? If I bring it up it might drive a wedge between us. I trusted my first husband and he broke my heart. This morning Bob left early, and when I got up, I found a note on his pillow which read, "I love you, Baby." HURT Page VW3 Estherville, Iowa, Aug.

27, 1969 Wednesday, 2 DEAR HURT: Judge Bob by the way he treats you, QUIT SNOOPING! Maybe he Just likes to collect telephone numbers. DEAR ABBY: I just received an invitation to a bridal shower. It is being given by the cousins of the groom who happens to be a very nice fellow and a good friend of mine. The prospective bride is still married to another man and she will not be officially divorced until after the date of the bridal shower. As I understand it, the bride's divorce will be final on Sept.

1, and her wedding will take place on Sept. 2. All this split-second timing has really got me wondering. How should I treat an invitation of this kind? WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Since the groom is a very nice fellow and a good friend of yours, go to the shower and don't split hairs over the split-second timing. CONFIDENTIAL TO HONEY: No woman has to be "rented out" like a floor polisher unless she wants to be.

There are laws, you know. Recipe of the Week Frozen Punch Cools Hot Summer Days JUNE STEINBORN Extension Home Economist Dunnell Girl Says Vows SHERBURN- The United Methodist Church was the setting Saturday, Aug. 23, for the marriage of Farrlsh Munson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Munson, Dunnell, and Mark Sharon, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Sharon, Chicago. The Rev. Roy Thompson performed the double ring ceremony. The altar was decorated with baskets of pink and white gladiolus and carnations.

A satin bow was hung on each pew. The bride wore a gown of white satin and lace. She carried a bouquet of stephanotis. Heidi Munson and Pamela Sharon were attendants. They wore dresses similar to that worn by the bride.

Paula Weseman was flower girl. David Schultz was best man. Carl Munson was groomsman. Gregory Sharon was an usher and John Weseman, a junior usher. A reception for about ISO guests followed the ceremony in the church parlors.

The tiered wedding cake was baked by Mrs. Leo Anstine and served with ice cream molded into hearts, slippers and bells. Special guests at the wedding were the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schroedel and Mrs.

Verna Munson, and the groom's grandparents from Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Rowe. The bride and groom are seniors at the University of Minnesota. He is in pre-med and she is a nursing student. They will be at home near the University after Sept.

1. A dinner was held following the rehearsal Friday night at the Nordin House in Fairmont. Mrs. Verna Munson entertained at dinner Sunday for the Harold Rowes, the John Sharons, the Harry Munsons, Carl and Heidi and the P. H.

Wesemans. Brush the tops of baking powder biscuits (before baking) with milk or cream and sprinkle with a sugar-cinnamon mixture. Bake as usual. Ringsted High School Class of 1944 Has Reunion Front: Mrs. Dean (Delores Fink) Anderson, Mrs.

John (Meredee Ohrtman, Jim Larson, Donald Henriksen, and Leo Powers. Myers) Baade. Back: Ray (Photo by Marie Powers) Tonight First Presbyterian Church 6:30 Mariners steak fry. River View Men's Day. Country Club Men's golf and dinner.

First Christian Church 8:00 CMF and CWF general meeting. Estherville Lutheran Church 7:00 Cherub choir. 8:00 Mid-week Bible study and senior league Bible study. United Methodist Church 7:30 Workers conference for all church workers. Immanuel Lutheran Church 8:00 Evangelism committee meets.

Calvary Baptist Church 8:00 Bible study and prayer time. Thursday Country Club Ladies a.m., coffee and rolls; 9:30 a.m. golf; 1:00, luncheon; afternoon of bridge and golf. River View Ladies a.m., golf. Rotary Noon.

Gardston Hotel. EEE 2:00 Meet at home of Mrs. Nels Christensen. Senior Citizens 2:00 Community Center unmanuel Lutheran Church 7:30 Nursery and kindergarten Sunday school teachers. 8:00 Primary, junior, preteen and junior high Sunday school teachers.

Estherville Lutheran Church 8:00 Pastor meets with parents and confirmands of eighth grade. Legion Auxiliary 6:00 Past Presidents of American Legion Auxiliary and husbands or friends meet at G. M. Donovans cottage for potluck supper. Bring own table service.

RINGSTED The Ringsted High School class of 1944 held a reunion Saturday evening at Lake Aires with six members of the original class of 11 present. Attending the reunion were Mrs. John Baade, Meredee Myers, Fort Dodge; Mrs. Dean Anderson, Delores Fink, Jackson, Jim Larson, Eau Claire, Ray Ohrtman, Donald Henriksen and Leo Powers, Ringsted. One member, Dorothy Jensen, is deceased.

Those unable to be present were Mrs. Gordon Graham, Decorah; Mrs. Reuben Johnson, Ringsted; Wayne Kerber, White Salmon, and Mary Michaelsen. Leo Powers was honored with a cake, a day earlier than his birthday. Pictures of grade and high school days were shown by Mrs.

John Baade. Friday Estherville Lutheran Church 8:00 Pastor meets with parents and confirmands of 9th grade. River View Couples night. Country Club Couples night, two-ball foursome. ing a wedding trip to Lake Chelan, Wash.

The bride is a Wenatchee High School graduate and received a bachelor of science degree in zoology from Seattle Pacific University, where she graduated cum laude. She obtained a master of arts degree in education from the University of Chicago. She was affiliated with Alpha Psi Omega and Alpha Sigma. She will teach biology at Glenbrook North High School in Northbrook. The groom graduated from North High School in Des Moines.

He attended Open Bible College for two years. He is employed by the United Parcel Service in the personnel department in Chicago, 111. I finally heckled my neighbor, Marian (Mrs. Hugh Croft), enough so she came through with some of her recipes. This one sounded real refreshing for these hot August days in fact for any day.

FROZEN PUNCH 1 cup water 1 cup sugar Cook until sugar is dissolved. Mix: juice of 1 lemon juice of 1 orange 2 mashed bananas 1 cup crushed pineapple Maraschino cherries (red or green) plus juice. Pour syrup over the fruit ture. Stir well. Place in freezer.

Remove from freezer about 15 minutes before serving time. Courtesy Fetes Recent Bride TERRIL Mint and apple green decorations highlighted the Aug. 13 evening bridal shower of Carol Winslow Feldhacker. The new Mrs. Feldhacker Is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Winslow and was married to Marvin Feldhacker Aug. 16. Corsages were presented to the honoree, her mother and Mrs. Elmer Feldhacker.

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