Linda A Walters Becomes a Bride
COLESBURG In a ceremony at First Methodist church Linda Ann Walters daughter of the Gerald Walters became the bride of Gene Raymond Hines son of the Melvin Hines Rev William Caston officiated The gown was ta ffeta and lace with a lace bodice She carried a colonial arrangement of yellow roses and white carnations Attendants were Phyllis Walters sister and Harold Hines Harold Hines of Dubuque The couple greeted 250 guests at a church reception They will honeymoon in Wisconsin Dells and live in Edgewood The bride works for Enderes Co in Guttenburg and the groom for Collins Radio Co Cedar Rapids
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Colesburg
First Methodist Church
Linda Ann Walters
Gerald Walters
Gene Raymond Hines
Melvin Hines
William Caston
Phyllis Walters
Harold Hines
Dubuque
Wisconsin Dells
Edgewood
Enderes Co
Guttenburg
Mr. Walters
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Miss Kay Dugan Weds Gary Yates in Fayette Methodist Church
Marriage vows were exchanged Sunday at 3 in the Methodist church in Maynard. Kay Elizabeth Dugan daughter of the Robert Dugans of Fayette wed Gary Lee Yates son of the Don Yates of Fayette. The Rev James R Nelson officiated. The couple will live near Fayette where Gary works on the Dale Roberts farm.
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Maynard
Kay Elizabeth Dugan
Robert Dugans
Fayette
Gary Lee Yates
Don Yates
James R. Nelson
Edward Roberts
Cedar Falls
Dennis Nuss
Sumner
Larry Yates
James Puls
LaVerne Martens
Cedar Rapids
Dick Dugan
Debra Roberts
Terry Yates
Dale Roberts
Miss Hensch Weds Don Breneman at Zion United Church
Miss Donna Mae Hensch and Don C. Breneman, both of Milwaukee, wed Saturday at 6:30 in Zion United Church of Christ with Rev. Edwin Otto officiating. Officiants and guests numbered about 150, followed by a trip to St. Louis. couple will reside in Milwaukee with Mrs. Breneman employed by Time Insurance Co. and her husband at Inland Steel Corp.
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Harold Steinke
Shirley Dauber
Robert Frey
Dean Breneman
Darrell Breneman
Don Hensch
Bill Hensch
David Kemmann
St. Louis
Milwaukee
1933 Strawberry Point Class Reunion Held
A reunion of the high school class of 1933 took place Sunday in Strawberry Point. Eighteen members attended with their families as part of the gathering.
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Strawberry Point
Actress Mollie McGowan Faces Amputation After Cancer
Sixteen year old Mollie McGowan, a Hollywood actress since age nine, chose to have her left leg amputated after osteogenic sarcoma was diagnosed following a May swimming accident. She hopes to resume life with an artificial limb, continue acting, and ride Duke, her horse, as she returns to school. Her father works in television and film.
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Hollywood
Mollie McGowan
Duke
Little Liz Sees Change In Her Horse Duke
The girl named Little Liz speaks of Duke the horse, noting she has grown thinner yet feels she has more of herself inside. She explains the paradoxic sense of change and self within the scene.
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Duke
Iowa City Jaycees Sponsor Fourth of July Celebration
The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the city park Fourth of July events starting at 9 a.m. with a Little League all-star game. A water show at 2 p.m. features cross-river races canoeing water-skiing and novelty diving. Fireworks display and a poolside dance finish the day from 9 to midnight with rides and carnival attractions in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bible-Banning Woman Plans Atheists Colony In Kansas
Mrs. Madalyn Murray, who led to the Supreme Court ruling against Bible readings in Baltimore schools, forms Other Americans Inc to establish a Kansas project. The plan includes a university, information center, radio station, printing press, and a 160 acre tract near Stockton. Directors include former Kansas state senator Carl Brown, with aims to promote materialism and challenge church tax exemptions through suits in about 15 states.
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Baltimore
Madalyn J. Murray
Supreme Court
Kansas
Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation
Other Americans, Inc
Murray
Aryedt
Stockton
Kan
Carl Brown
Gazette
Adts
Kansas Center
Organiza
Negro Teacher Joins Top NEA Leadership in 1949
Eliza beth Koontz a Negro special education teacher from Salisbury North Carolina was elected vice president of the National Education Association Department of Classroom Teachers Thelma F Davis a first grade teacher from Griffin Georgia was elected president Ruth Trigg a special education teacher from Champaign Illinois is the new secretary Henry Goebel a junior high science teacher was elected president elect and will assume duties after the convention
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Detroit
UPI
Elizabeth Koontz
Salisbury
N. C
Department of Classroom
National Education Assn
NEA
National Organization
Ruth Trigg
Champaign
Ill
Henry Goebel
Durante To Go On Friend's Honeymoon
Jackie Barnett longtime gag writer for Jimmy Durante said in Las Vegas he will take Durante and Mrs Durante on his honeymoon. Barnett 42 and actress Joe Morrow 23 announced after their Sunday wedding in Las Vegas an extended European honeymoon with Durante serving as best man.
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Las Vegas
Jackie Barnett
Jimmy Durante
Durante
Barnett
Joe Morrow
Europe
New Officers Elected By Decorah Physical Therapy Center
The Physical Therapy Center board in Decorah elected new officers at its annual meeting. Elected president is Mrs Edward Stokes with Janice Livesind and Dave Rambo as vice presidents, secretary Mrs Carsten Jacobson and treasurer Darwin Tweet. The center treated 248 patients last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Edward Stokes
Janice Livesind
Dave Rambo
Carsten Jacobson
Darwin Tweet
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Linda A. Walters
Mrs
Gene Hines
Kay E. Dugan
Gary L. Yates
Miss Hensch
Don Breneman
Little Liz
Tion
Wonder Bakers
Prine
Bakers OF Wonder Bread
Continental Baking Company, Incorporated
Filsworth
Norge
Curtis Mathes
Filsworth Company
Chuck Fort
Furniture Department
Don Scholl
The
Filsworth CO
7Th Ave
Iowa
Highe Swartzendruber
Iowa Jewelers
Guaranty
Center Pt. Rd
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