Katie Peden rises to national stage and aims for Congress
Katherine Peden, named to President Johnson's commission on civil disorders, plans to run for Congress in 1968. She holds Kentucky commerce commissioner post, leads radio interests WHOP and WNVL, and champions civil rights and job growth. The Hopkinsville native credits citizenship and leadership as daily duties.
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Gay Pauley
NEW York
UPI
Katherine Graham Peden
Johnson
Congress
Katie
WHOP
Hopkinsville
Louisville
Washington
Frankfort
Kentucky
Peden
WNVL
Nicholsville
Edward T. Breathitt
United States
Europe
Katie Peden
Fortune
Katherine Peden
Business and Professional Women’s Federation of the United States
White House
Picasso's Sculpture Stirs Up Controversy
Miss Huth Ann Davidson wed Dale William Wagner in a 3:36 p.m. ceremony at Collegiate Presbyterian Church with Rev. Thomas Woerhle officiating. The couple, both Iowa State graduates, plan to live in Lenox while he directs Area Youth work and she teaches home economics.
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Ames
Miss Huth
Ann Davidson
Dale William Wagner
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
Thomas Woerhle
Homer Wagner
Burlington
Edwin Davidson
Stanwood
Mike Perry
William James
Leland de Raad
Cathy Stolze
Anne Woerhle
Lenox
Iowa
State University
Eddyville
Miss Lowe Weds Dennis Wright at First Lutheran Church
Miss Alyce Lowe daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Lowe married Dennis Walter Wright son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Wright Saturday at 7 in the First Lutheran church with Rev George W Carlson officiating. The bride wore crepe with lace bodice and butterfly train. A cascade bouquet of roses and stephanotis. Bridesmaids wore aqua silk organza gowns. Best man was Gary R Wright. A reception for 350 guests followed at the bride’s parents home.
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Winnefred Alyce Lowe
V.E
George A. Lowe
Route Three
Marion
Dennis Walter Wright
First Lutheran Church
George W. Carlson
Mr. Wright
Robert A. Wright
Dalewood Avenue
Linda Gain
Omaha
Maria
Sarah
Paula Lowe
Beth Ann Wright
Gary R. Wright
Ames
William Aldershot
Michael
Randall Wright
George Lowe
Berner
John Gouldin
Richard McCoy
Alexandra
Kathryn Lowe
Miss Cynthia Ray Weds David Krumm at Greene
In Greene the First Presbyterian Church hosted the Saturday ceremony for Cynthia Renee Ray and David DeWayne Krumm. Officiant Rev. Donald Welsh led the service, followed by a 250-guest reception in the church social rooms.
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Miss Ray Weds
David Krumm
Experts Urge More Pool Safeguards to Prevent Drownings
Patricia McCormack reports on Daniel P. Webster urging stronger pool safety in Public Health. He cites nearly 500 drownings yearly and recommends six foot fences with self closing gates, pool covers, alarms, competent adult supervision, and water survival training to reduce deaths.
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Ry Patricia McCormack
EW York
UPJ
Daniel P. Webster
Uncle Sam
Journal of the Public Health Service
L Webster
Webster
National
Center For Urban and Industrial ‘Health
American National Red Cross
Nebster
Pre-Nuptial Showers For Miss Kathryn Lint
Two bridal showers honor Miss Kathryn Jane Lint bride elect of Daniel L Odem. The events include a kitchen shower at the home of Mrs Richard Odem Coralville and a miscellaneous shower at 2 p m Sunday at Miss Jewell Millers home. Hosts include Miss Anna McHale with fourteen guests.
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Kathryn Jane Lint
Daniel L. Odem
Glenn Odems
Kirksville
Miss Lint
Irvin
Lint
Blairs Ferry Road
Hiawatha
Richard Odem
Coralville
Jewell Miller
Walnut Court SE
Anna McHale
Safeguards urged after low pool fencing rate in 1965
The speaker argued wealthy clients could underwrite safety costs for pools. Only 32.5 percent of residential pools nationwide in 1965 had fencing included in the original contracts, highlighting a gap in protective measures.
Women's Golf Medalist at Town House Course
Mrs H Russell Schmidt won medalist honors in a Monday morning event at Town House course. Mrs Harold Dillenback finished second. Mrs Curtis Cummins, Mrs Dick Robinson, and Mrs Tom Twombly tied for fewest putts, while Mrs Wendell Sturges claimed the birdie ball. Most improved for the week was Mrs William Chadwick.
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Town House
H. Russell Schmidt
Harold Dillensback
Mmes
Curtis Cummins
Dick Robinson l
Tom Twombly
Wendell Sturges
William Chadwick
Brother Returns Home From Burlington Visit
Frank Jirinek returned to his Burlington home Sunday after visiting at his sister Mrs. Frank Jordan's residence at 2701 Schaeffer Drive SW.
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Frank Jirinek
Burlington
Frank Jordan
Schaeffer
Waverly Teachers Are Wed In Golden Congregational Church
Miss Helen Elaine Mangold and Thomas Marion Bormann exchanged marriage vows at 2 in the Golden Congregational church in Waverly. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Duane Budach with 160 guests at a church reception. Both graduates and teachers in the Waverly Shell Rock Community schools, they will reside in Waverly.
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Linda Mangold
Charles
House
Beverly Mangold
Frank Bormann
Virgil Larsen
Ted Howard
Edward H. Mangold
Marvin Boyenga
Heather MacPherson
Steven House
Bormann
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
Waverly Shell ‘Rock
Waverly
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Fourteenth Street
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Seventh Street
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Third Street
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Spokane
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Max Deal
Blake Boulevard
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