Mesquakie Art Revival in Tama County
Mesquakie Indians on southern Tama settlement near the Towa river revive arts crafts and music. They confront cultural loss from modernization and begin reclaiming traditions such as basket weaving, noted for distinctive designs and movable handles.
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Tama County
Towa River
Younger Women Learn Beadwork From Mothers and Leaders
Beadwork thrives as younger Mesquakies learn from mothers and leaders like Mrs John Papakee. Jane Mauskemo teaches her 13 year old niece Joni beadwork patterns for necklaces pins and rosettes while using soft leather and tiny beads. Papakee uses a small loom to craft intricate pieces reflecting community artistry.
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John Papakee
Mesquakie
Tama County
Jane Mauskemo
Jane
Joni
Toledo
Beadwork and Craft Featured at Mesqualie Pow Wow
Lella Lasley and family showcase beadwork handbags necklaces belts and costumes as the Mesqualie Pow Wow approaches. Vanessa Brown, a Mesqualite granddaughter, earned Girls State honors while preparations include self taught beadwork on looms and heavy materials. The event runs Thursday through Sunday with ceremonial dances and crafts for sale.
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John
Vanessa Brown
Lella Lasley
Leila Lasley
Stella May
Stella Mag
Violet Cleveland
South Dakota
Wedding of Jacqueline Lockridge to James Melhats in North English
Jacqueline Lockridge and James Melhats wed in a Sunday ceremony at United Victor Wallace Church. The bride wore a blue straw gown with lace mantilla and a pillbox headpiece, with orchids in her bouquet. Attendants included Sherry Lockridge as maid of honor and Susan Lockridge. groomsmen included Ardit Armstrong and Mike Wallace as ring bearer.
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Jacqueline Michelle Lockridge
James Melhats
Wallace
Don Johnson
United
Victor Wallace
Brother
Ron
Jack
Armstrong
Lockridges
North English
Mike Wallace
Chester
Sherry
Susan
Okahoma
Joan Dinsdale and Mike Reuman wed in Traer ceremony
Miss Joan Dinsdale and Mike Reuman exchanged nuptial vows Friday at the United Church of Christ Traer with Rev. Robert Opperman officiating. The couple, both Cornell College graduates, plan a wedding trip to Colorado and California after a reception for about 250 guests.
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Trama
Joan Dinsdale
Mike Reuman
Robert Opperman
United Church of Christ
Marvin Dinsdales
John Reumans
Traer
Roger Knoop
Charles Dinsdale
Reg Reuman
Viki de Sart
George Papouchis
Myron
David Dinsdale
Ted Finch
Cedar Rapids
Allen Stoakes
Mr. Knoop
Colorado
California
Cornell College
Reiman
Reu
Dana’s
University of Town
Hus Beauly
Reuman
Dora Eilen Junge Marries Gary Zmolek in Vining
In St Marys Catholic Church Vining Miss Dora Eilen Junge and Gary Stanley Zmolek wed with Rev Joseph Surovy presiding. The couple will reside in Marshalltown after a Colorado honeymoon. both work locally. DuCal next: Cedar Rapids women return from Europe after a 22 day tour.
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Dora Eilen Junge
Vining
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Gary Stanley Zmolek
Harold Thomas
Keystone
LaVerne Junge
Stanely Zmolek
Toledo
Joseph Surovy- Roger Junge
Cedar Rapids
Europe
L. J. Sedlak
William Seehusen
London
United States
Paris
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Fermelia Robinson Lay
Jacqueline Lockridge
Defense
Lovett
Korea
Mrs. Zmolek
Marshalltown
Mees
Jensne Durrell
Noor
Killian
Iowacity
Killion's
Cosmelica
Killiani
Killian’s
the Bride’s Magazine
Killian's
Toman’s
Leo Cortimiglia
The
Bride’s Magazine
Miss Constance Hendricks