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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
1
The ceremony used a tiara motif with mint green and white in the decorations. The bride, a Bedford High School graduate and part time S and G store employee, and the groom, also a Bedford High School alumnus class of 1968 who works on the farm, plan a honeymoon to the Ozarks.
A reception followed the wedding in church parlors attended by relatives and friends including Mrs. Galen, Mrs. H. R. Clark and Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jeter and Beverly, Mrs. Marjorie Rankin and Dan By, and many others.
The text notes that they are at home on a farm in the Guss community with the address listed as Nodaway Iowa.
The report notes the wedding with the bride, her father officiating, and attendants Norma Young Joyce Case and Sally Campbell Bedford. Red and white colors highlighted the dresses altar flowers and reception. The bride graduated in 1961 from Bedford Community High School.
Busy Bee Club met at Mrs. Betty Glass home on Thursday June 1 with 14 members. Agatha Norton led the meeting and games. Wilma Hughes received the mystery present.
The USDA reports grain investments now total four million dollars. The bridegroom, a 1969 graduate of Clearfield High School, is employed at Center Milk in Creston.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names including Mik. Lisas Williams Janet Hayes Des Moines Osnes Edna Roberts Cham pion Nebr and Mrs Jean Crane without clear context or actions.
Mr and Mrs Phil Terry of Bedford spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Herman Smith. Mr and Mrs Elmer Pitcher of Randolph Iowa called on the Smiths Friday.
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