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3C Sunday, Sept. 1,1968 SUNDAY TIMES-DEMOCRAT Davenport-Bettendorf, Iowa 3C 3 II Hull Ptrtralt MRS. P. J. RICKETTS JR.

Halm 'to MRS. THOMAS WATKCS'S Pertralt by Ctijef MRS. R.D. ANDERSON MRS. M.

J. MADDEN MRS. T. E. DAVIS MRS.

LEO HIRTH MRS. MICHAEL LUNDBERG i 'f -V. .1 i n-i 1 Sii mif i i IM 'I i 1 Romantic News: Engagements, Weddings jr ning in First Methodist with Aetna Life and Casualty, Davenport. The bridegroom, a graduate of West High School, is on the Davenport Police force. Altenbernd-Johnson ated from Black Hawk Junior College, and will be a junior at Bradley University.

He was employed at the Anderson Repair Service, Orion. Woomert-Squire St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, Davenport, was the setting for the Saturday evening wedding of Miss Bonita Jean Woomert and Dennis Wayne Squire. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Woomert, Princeton, Iowa, wore a linen skimmer gown trimmed in Venise lace. Her attendants were Mrs. Roger Woomert, Princeton; Miss Margaret Kernan, Le-Claire; and Miss Jill Kennedy, Davenport. They wore aqua linen dresses. Mr.

Squire, son of Mrs. Donald Squire, 1918 Washington Davenport, and. the late Mr. Squire, Was served by his brother Lyle Squire, Dennis Brown and Donald Martin, all of Davenport; the bride's brother, Roger Woomert. and Richard Lassiter, both of Princeton.

After a honeymoon trip to the a 8 and southern states, the couple will reside in Davenport. The bride graduated from North Scott High School and is port, was ring bearer. Mrs. Hirth, a graduate of West High School and Stewart's School of Hairstyling, is employed at Stewart Hairstylists, Davenport. Mr.

Hirth attended Davenport schools, served two years in the Navy, and is with Ruan Truck Rentals, Davenport. Weckel-Lundberg Miss Laine- Ellen Weckel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weckel, Lynn Center, and Michael S. Lundberg, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Lund-fa erg, Orion, were married Saturday afternoon in Augus-tana Lutheran Church, Andov-er. The bride was attired in a gown of organza over peau de soie. Attending her were her sisters, Mrs. David Marshall, Carbondale, Miss Lynn, Miss Lonna and Miss Laura Weckel, all of Lynn Center.

They were attired in gowns of yellow serrano with white lace daisies. Serving bridegroom were Steven McFarland, Lynn Center; Lyle Marshall and Steven Trego, both of Orion; Daniel Swanson, Lynn Center; Jerry Gunnerson, East Moline; and Frank Cincola, Moline. Mrs. Lundberg was employed at Dairy Orion. The bridegroom was gradu ployed at The Davenport Clinic.

i attended Mississippi State University and is attending Palmer Chiropractic College. He is employed at Sears Roebuck and Davenport. Bloomer-Sears Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.

Bloomer, 2902 W. 67th Davenport, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Barbara Ann Bloomer, to Glenn Drake Sears, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sears, 324 S.

Fair-mount Davenport. The couple is planning a wedding late in June. The bride-elect attended the University of Iowa and is now employed as a secretary at Marycrest College. The bridegroom, an employe of Winters Heating and Roofing Moline, is attending Black Hawk Junior College. He is a member of the Navy Reserves.

Priebe-Eisen rager Miss Frances Ann Priebe and Donald D. Eisentrager are engaged. No date has been selected for the wedding. Miss Priebe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry E. Priebe, 1018 W. 14th Davenport, graduated from Central High School and is employed at the U.S. Army Weapons Command at the Rock Island Arsenal. The prospective bride-groom, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Eisentrager, Andover, attended Black Hawk Junior College and Western Illinois University and is in the Army, stationed in Viet Nam. 'ermeire-liultynck Am LANDERS Here's 'Other Side' DEAR ANN LANDERS: You recently published a letter from a woman who said she would rather starve to death than return to housework. The gal listed several complaints I principally the extra things she had to I do which were not housework, such as wash the car, repair the plumbing, shampoo the dog, mow the lawn, shovel the snow and so on. You were most sympathetic and invited your readers to present "the other side of the story if there is one." WnU lUn.n nn nnA ItAfA i it DeVine-Ricketts Miss Diana Sue DeVine, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roger A. DeVine, Geneseo, and Peter Joseph Ricketts son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jo-seph Ricketts Buffalo, Iowa, were married Saturday evening in St.

John's Methodist Church, Davenport. An A-line gown trimmed with Venise lace was the bride's choice of attire. Attending her was Mrs. Brian Wolfe, Muscatine, wearing an empire gown of olive green chiffon. Mr.

Ricketts was served by his brother Miles, Buffalo; Jim Shock, Silvis; and Drew Huskey, East Moline. The bride, a graduate of Rex's Academy of Beauty, Davenport, is employed at Alpine Hair Fashions, Betten-dorf. Mr. Ricketts, a draftsman for J. I.

Case Bettendorf. graduated from Bettendorf High School, and served with the Army. The couple is honeymooning in Chicago. They will make their home at 2 Temple Lane, Davenport. Fitzgerald-Anderson The Saturday evening wedding of Miss Janice Lea Fitzgerald and Pvt.

Robert Dale Anderson took place in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fitzgerald, 410 28th Bettendorf. The Rev. Fee Jones of the Riverdale Baptist Church officiated at the ceremony.

Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Anderson, 4404 N. Pine Davenport. The bride chose a short dress of lace and satin.

The couple were attended by Mrs. Richard F. Kimmel, Blue Grass, the bride's sister, and Billy J. Fitzgerald. Bettendorf, brother of the bridegroom.

A graduate of Bettendorf High School, Mrs. Anderson was employed at Johnsons Coffee Shop, Bettendorf. A West High School graduate, Mr. Anderson is serving with the Army in Texas. Sarter-Madden Miss Jill Ellen Server, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Haskell M. Sarver, 2436 8th Rock Island, and Michael Jay Madden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.

Madden, were married Saturday evening In First Baptist Chunh, Rock Island. The bride's gown, which was designed and made by her mother, was of ivory silk peau de soie with long bishop sleeves fashioned of English net. Her attendants were Mrs. Gary S. Wynn, Macomb; her sister Miss Ann Sarver, Spring Valley, N.Y.: Miss Donna Schwind, Belleville, and Miss Linda Robinson, Springfield.

They all wore imperial orange peau de soie gowns. Elizabeth Vail, Bloom-ington, was flower girl. Serving the bridegroom was Michael Brown, and Bradney Welch, both of Rock Island; David Maynard, Rockford; Jerry Freadhoff, West Brooklyn, 111.: John Kies, Milan; Gary Wynn, Macomb; Tim Johnson, Aurora; and Larry Knox, East Moline. The couple will reside at 620H S. Lee, Bloomington, 111.

Mrs. Madden attended Black Hawk Junior College and is a senior majoring in special education at Illinois State University. She was employed as a day camp counse-lor'for the Moline YMCA. The bridegroom is also a at Illinois State University majoring in political sci- Wcficnbottom-Davis Miss Connie Hickenbottom became the bride of Thomas Edwin Davis Saturday eve Church, Kirksville, Mo. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Hickenbottom, Kirksville, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Davis, 2222 W. 1st Davenport.

The bride chose a white crystalette gown with peau d'ange lace and seed pearl trim. Attendants gowned in moss green linen were Miss Emily Phillips, Kirksville; Miss Gloria Forsyth, Madison, Miss Susan Henderson, Bowling Green, Ohio, and Mrs. Patti Shelton. Mfcberlv. Mo.

Stacy Yates, Davenport, was flower girl. The bridegroom was served by his brother, Reggie Davis, Davenport; Gary Coulter, Brian Nelson and Tom Yates, Davenport; Don 0 linger, Brookfield, the bride's brother, Danny Hickenbottom, Kirksville; Jim Baker, Mober-ly, and Steve Miller, Cedar Rapids. The bride and bridegroom will live at 810 S. Baltimore, Kirksville, where they are attending Missouri State College. Mrs.

Davis is majoring in elementary education and will teach in November. Her husband is a senior and affiliated with Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity. Koresko- Wat kins Messiah Evengelical Lutheran Church, Aledo, was the setting for the Saturday evening wedding of Miss Nancy Koresko and Thomas S. Wat-kins. Parents of the oride are Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Koresko, Viola. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.

Watkins, Chicago, are parents of the bridegroom. An empire gown of white as-tona was the bride's choice of attire. Her attendants were Miss Mary Kay Cumminng, Aledo; Miss Deborah Baker, Chicago; and the bridegroom's sister. Miss Suzanne D. Watkins, Chicago.

AH wore aqua gowns. Serving Mr. Watkins were his brother, Robert D. Watkins Chicago; the bride's brother, Andrew A. Koresko, Viola; Ken Figurell, Elgin; Michael Schoff, Metamora; and James Coziahr, Dubuque.

The couple will reside at 9027 S. Loomis Chicago. Mrs. Watkins, who is affiliated with Kappa Delta Sorority, is a graduate of Monmouth College, and is a language arts teacher at Central Junior High School, Tinley Park, 111. The bridegroom Is also a graduate of Monmouth College and is a florist at Watkins Brainerd Flower Shop, Chicago.

He is affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity and is in Army ROTC. Stichter-Hirth Grace Methodist Church, Davenport, was the setting for the Saturday evening wedding of Miss Sandra Jean Stichter and Leo Joseph Hirth. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stichter, 242 S.

Clark St. Davenport. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo A.

Hirth, 2805 W. Dover Court, Davenport. The bride was attended by Miss Dee Littig; her sisters Miss Carol Stichter; Mrs. Gary Reinhold; the bridegroom's sister, Miss Kathy Hirth, and Mrs. Larry Stewart, all of Davenport.

She wore a bouffant gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta with a square neckline and long sleeves. Miss Littig wore a yellow empire gown of chiffon over taffeta. The other at-t a wore turquoise. vlnwer girl was Melinda Mun-gT. Davenport.

Serving the bridegroom were Jeff Johnson, Larry Stewart. Chuck Yoke, and his brother, Pat Hirth, all of Davenport; and Vic Gregorin, Worth, 111. Danny Stichter, brother of the bride, Daven '4 Two years bringing a so from another IiqH hnilaH IVip ItK; ha, 'i eggs, tried to T- ago I went to the expense of called housekeeper over here country. Within 60 days, she ptrtr timpr with lhp straighten the curved grape- Married Saturday afternoon in Wesley United Methodist Church, Muscatine, were Miss Patricia Joan Altenbernd and Sam Fraser Johnson. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. David Altenbernd, Muscatine, wore an oyster linen empire gown trimmed in Swiss lace. Her attendants were Mrs. Jack Cushman, Louisville, who was attired in an A-line gown of cranberry linen; Mrs. Richard Altenbernd, New York, N.

who wore a citron colored gown; and the bridegroom's sister, Miss Nancy Johnson, Midlothian, attired in avacado. Serving the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson, Midlothian, were Donald Fletcher, Palatine; the bride's brother, Richard Altenbernd, New York City; Jerry Kurth, Plainfield; Howard Stich, Midlothian; and Jack Cushman, Louisville, Ky. Mr.

Johnson received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Florida Presbyterian College, and is attending Union Theological Seminary, New York. Mr. Johnson recieved his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Millikin College, and is attending Union Theological Seminary. The couple will reside at 527 Riverside Drive, New York. Forman-Smith Vows were exchanged Saturday evening by Miss Celin-da Jean Forman and Steven Charles Smith.

The ceremony took place in Immanuel Baptist Church, Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. L.

Forman, Monmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Fremon E. Smith, Kansas City, are parents of the couple. Lace formed the bodice and train of the bride's empire gown of crepe.

Her attendants were gowned in turquoise crepe. They were her sister. Miss Marcia Forman; Miss Doris Faulkner and Miss Peggy Pierson, all of Monmouth. Anne Hollister, Kansas City, was flower girl. Serving bridegroom were his brother, John Smith, Kansas City; John Baker, Lincoln.

and Greg Faulkner, Monmouth. After honeymooning at Lake of the Ozarks, Mr. and Mrs. Smith will reside in Lincoln, where both are juniors at Union College. Mrs.

Smith is a home economics major and her husband is majoring in theology. Durham-Ohrberg Engaged and planning a Dec. 14 wedding are Miss Karen Durham and Larry J. Ohr-berg, 2203 6th Moline. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie W. Durham, DeWitt. and Mr. and Mrs.

Fay Petty, 1919 47th Moline. The bride-elect graduated from Central Community High School, DeWitt. and is a clerk typist at Quality Assurance Division, Rock Island Arsenal. The prospective bridegroom attended Orion High School and is a machine repairman at John Deere Planter Works. Moline.

r.bcrk-lf carer Mr. and Mrs. Oren Check. 2018 Ripley St Davenport, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Linda Louise, to James William Weaver, son of Mr.

and Mrs Robert J. Weaver, Yicksburg. Miss. Linda is a graduate of Central High School and is em umi studk MRS. DENNIS SQUIRE flamford Sfudti MRS.

SAM JOHNSON v. i it 4 Srtiultt Stud MRS. STEVEN SMITH LINDA CHEEK BARBARA BLOOMER V.V f(l 7 1 KAREN DURHAM Hp Portrait ly HuB FRANCES PRIEBE t. MAXINE VERMEIRE It PATRICE HUGHES Warir-M4lll MARION L. ELLIS CAROLYN HARRIS Coninva.

He is studying for a commercial pilots license. Miss Carolyn Irene Harris and Larry James Concannon are engaged and have set their wedding date for Oct. 26. Miss Harris, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edgar Harris, 918 Rusholme Davenport, is a graduate of Assump-n'vi ch School and is em- N'firthwcstvrn Bell i "cp: Tr Co Davenport.

Mr Concannon is the son of Mr. and Mrs Concannon. R. R. 1.

Davenport. He attended St. Ambrose College and is in the Navy, stationed in San Diego. XL i I tut I it' if if iv a i vy Miss Maxine Marie Ver-meire. 1729 17th Moline, and Frederick F.

Bultynck are engaged and planning a wedding for Oct. 12. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. Alma Vermeire, Kewanee, and the late Camiel Vermeire. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Bultynck, 2324 W. High Davenport. Miss Vermeire graduated from Moline Institute of Commerce and is employed in the general office personnel and administration department of Deere Company, Moline. Mr.

Bultynck, a graduate of Davenport High School, is employed by Arrow Engineering Davenport. Hughes-Young Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hughes, 1621 29th Rock Island, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Patrice Rosalie, to Stephen Louis Young, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold A. Young, 1514 32nd Rock Island. The couple is planning a June wedding. Miss Hughes was graduated from Alleman High School and is employed at the Viking Inn, Rock Island.

A graduate of Alleman High School. Mr. Young is employed at Eagle Food Center. Watch Tower Plaza, Rock Island, and attends Black Hawk Junior College. rJlislUdford Mr.

and Mrs. Robert J. Ellis. 408 E. 12th Davenport, have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Marion L.

Ellis, to Michael Bedford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Bedford. 3201 24th Rock Island.

They are planning a May wedding. Pie bride-elect graduate! fuvn Assumption High School and works for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co, Davenport The bridegroom altrndrd Black Hawk Junior Collegv and is with Uniied Engineer-i and Construction ann fruit knife with my pliers, put the rubber bathtub mat in the clothes dryer and ruined the motor, boiled a leg of lamb in deep water in the oven, and polished my silver service with steel wool. I could go on, but I think you have the picture. Thanks in advance for printing the "other side." EASIER TO DO IT MYSELF DEAR EASIER: Yes, and cheaper, too. Thanks for writing.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a mother of three active children and I seem to be working my tail off from morning till night. I am not complaining. I love my husband, my kids and my home. The problem is my sister-in-law. Lizette has three children whose ages are the same as mine all under five.

Four days a week Lizette drops her kids off at my house while she does charity work and gets her picture in the paper for being on this committee and that committee. I think it is wonderful that Lizette is interested in community affairs, but I feel she is taking advantage of me. Not only do I bathe, feed and care for her kids, but she hands me her grocery list and says, "While you're getting your groceries, please get mine." What do you think of this? LIZETTE'S PATSY DEAR PATSY: I think Lizette has found herself a free babysitter, grocery shopper and all-around chump. But the question isn't what I think, it's what you think, and apparently you think it's fine or vou'd have done something about it. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I married an immature, lazy, lying scoundrel against the advice of my family, friends, my clergyman, and you.

After six months of hellish fighting and being called every name under the sun I told him. (through the bandages) that I wanted a trial separation three months. The three months were over last week. I realize now that I must have been crazy to have married that loon and crazier still to have put up with his cruelty. I am filing for divorce tomorrow.

The question: Should I return the wedding gifts? Some of them are still in the boxes ALIVE AT LAST DEAR ALIVE: The wedding gifts belong to the wife unless she makes a special agreement with her husband as part of the divorce settlement. G've in or lose him when a guy gives you this line, look nut! For tips on how to hnndle the super sex 'esman, check Ann Lenders. Read her booklet. "Neck-iMC And Petting What Are The Limits?" Send your re-oiirst to Ann Landers in care nf your newspaper, enclosing 50 rents in coin and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your prob-' lems.

Send them to her in care of the Times-Democrat, nrksing a self-addressed, stamped envelope..