Peiffer Becomes Bride of Russell D Noller in Iowa City
Judyth Ann Peiffer and Russell Dean Noller of Sigourney wed at St Wenceslaus Catholic Church Iowa City officiated by Rev George Bachman The bride a Mercy hospital nursing graduate wore silk organza with turquoise attendants and orchids Best man Daniel Noller Ushers include Robert Noller and Eugene Noller Reception at University Athletic Club The couple will live in Sigourney after May 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Judyth Ann Peiffer
Russell Dean Noller
Sigourney
George Bachman
I. H. Peiffer
Garland
Texas
Peiffer
Gary Kirk
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Whalen
Kimetha Ann
Karl Sue Kirk
Robert Noller
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Eugene Noller
Webster City
Jay Grimes
Keota
Mr. Kirk
University Athletic Club
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Veterans Administration Hospital
Noller
University of Wyoming
Farms
Miss Barbara Paustian Weds Bruce Overton at Zion Lutheran
Miss Barbara Paustian daughter of Mr and Mrs Milo Paustian of Traer married Bruce Overton son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Overton Saturday afternoon in Zion Lutheran church. Sister Nancy Paustian served as maid of honor with Mrs Mary Trask as bridesmaid. Charles Cranston was best man and Rob ert Lyons a groomsman. The couple will reside in Traer where the groom runs a furniture business with his brother Lee. A wedding dance followed at the Traer Memorial building Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Barbara Paustian
Milo Paustian
Traer
Bruce Overton
Wilford Overton
Zion Lutheran Church
Nancy Paustian
Mary Trask
Charles Cranston
Robert Lyons
Lee
Steve Overton
Allen School of Nursing
Waterloo
Colonial Cafe
Traer Memorial
Eleanor Hemesath Weds Lawrence Spielbauer in Calmar
Eleanor Hemesath of Cedar Rapids married Lawrence Spielbauer of Cedar Rapids at St. Aloysius church Calmar. Officiant Rev. Gerald W. Steiert presided. Parents Herman Hemesath and George Spielbauer attended as relatives. 175 guests dined at Ossian KC hall. The bride works in Mercy Hospital lab Cedar Rapids. groom in Cedar Rapids fire department. They will reside at 1407 Washington Ave SE.
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Calmar
St. Aloysius Church
Eleanor Hemesath
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Spielbauer
Gerald W. Steiert
Herman Hemesaths
George Spielbauers
Guttenberg
Phyllis Hackman
James Spielbauer
Camp Fire Members Prepare Dinner for O Ki Wa Nah Leaders
Five Camp Fire members cooked a noonday meal for O Ki Wa Nah group leaders and members at Mrs. Donald Wagner's home 2513 Fifth Avenue SW. The gathering served as part of the partial requirement for a firemaker's rank.
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O-Ki-Wa- Nah
Donald Wagner
Fifth Avenue
Connie Schmidt Weds Richard A Stewart in Quiet Ceremony
The engagement and marriage of Miss Connie Lee Schmidt to Richard Allen Stewart are announced by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Harlan Schmidt of 1122 C avenue NW. Mr Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs Arvel Stewart, is employed by Steel Products Co. The ceremony occurred Friday.
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Connie Lee Schmidt
Richard Allen Stewart
Arvel Stewart
McCarthy Road
Harlan Schmidt
C Avenue NW
Stewart
Steel Products Co
Vera Malone Repeats Vows at St Marys Church
At St Marys Catholic Church in Manchester Vera Marie Malone daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Malone married Douglas Charles Skeries son of Mr and Mrs Edward Skeries. The bride wore a taffeta gown with Chantilly lace and a veil with a pearl crown. Her bouquet featured carnations and pink roses. Matron of honor was Mrs Richard Koch. Bridesmaid was Carolyn Malone and best man William Malone with groomsman Michael McDonald.
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Manchester
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Vera Marie Malone
Edward Malone
Douglas Charles Skeries
Edward Skeries
Richard Koch
Carolyn Malone
Strawberry Point
William Malone
Marion
Michael McDonald
Delhi
Couple Opens Cedar Rapids Home After Strawberry Point Wedding
Ushers Bernard Malone Jr. of Strawberry Point and Richard Koch of Manchester stood in for the ceremony. A reception for 150 guests followed at St. Marys hall. The newlyweds plan to live in Cedar Rapids where Mr. Skeries works for Collins Radio Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Maloney
Strawberry Point
Richard Koch
Manchester
St. Mary’s Hall
Cedar Rapids
Skeries
Collins Radio Co
Miss Heusman Weds Robert Schulte In Immaculate Conception Rites
Marilyn D Heusman daughter of Verla Mae Heusman 415 Nineteenth Avenue SE and Robert John Schulte son of Andrew Schulte 1547 Sixth Avenue SE were married at 1130 the Rev Everett J Frese officiating The satin gown lace and pearls a seed pearl crown veil and orchid bouquet marked the ceremony A reception for 175 followed at the VFW hall The couple will reside at 1201 Sixth Avenue SE Schulte a building contractor is the groom
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Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Marilyn D. Heusman
Verla Mae Heusman
Nineteenth Avenue SE
Robert John Schulte
Andrew Schulte
Sixth Avenue SE
Everett J. Frese
R. Gregory Schulte
Susan Upah
Donald L. Schulte
Donald Schulte
Benny Mudd
Francis Stortz
Waukon
VFW
Schulte
Karen Morgan Weds E D Hayes in Marshalltown
Miss Karen Kay Morgan and E D Hayes of Cedar Rapids were married at St. Henry's Catholic Church with Rev. Roger E. O'Brian officiating. The ceremony featured silk organza gown and Alencon lace, with Miss Husch as maid of honor and several bridesmaids. After a Florida honeymoon the couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
St. Henry’s Catholic Church
Karen Kay Morgan
O. W. Morgan
E. D. Hayes
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Ind
Roger E. O’brian
Karen Husch
Des Moines
Marilyn Kunkel
Monica Johnson
Cathy Mead
Teri Mead
R. G. Hunter
Charles M. Mead
John R. Mead
Glen Snelson
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Judyth A. Peiffer
Russell D. Noller
Daniel Noller
Earl D. Noller
Connie Schmidt
Mrs. Stewart
Tony
Second Ave
Rama
SEARS
Beistalled
B. DuPont
Will Meas
Sam
Vera Malone
Mrs. Skeries
Miss Heusman
Karen Morgan
George Baldwin
Aire-Flo Inn
Florida
Midtown Junior College
American Institute of Business
Hayes
Dairy
Pak
Dr. Hardy
Roger
Peggy
General Hospital
Mrs. Hayes
West Side
3Rd Avenue
Peoples Bank
Peet
Princess
Northwestern Bell
Iowa
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