Engagements announced for Mary Margaret Ash and Jean Marie Osberg
TOLEDO Mr. and Mrs. David T Ash announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Margaret to John J Wright of Charles City and the late Mr Wright. The wedding is set for June 23 at First United Methodist Church. Miss Ash is a Cornell graduate and a South Tama junior high teacher. Mr. Wright teaches at the same school and is a University of Northern Iowa graduate. VINTON Miss Jean Marie Osberg of Hollywood and James Stevan Darrell plan an early spring wedding. Osberg is the daughter of Martin Osberg of Vinton and the late Mrs Osberg, a University of Iowa graduate now with Bank of America in Los Angeles. Darrell, a UC Los Angeles alumnus, works with Ross-Loos Medical Group.
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Toledo
David T’. Ash
Mary Margaret
John J. Wright
John Wright
Charles City
Mr. Wright
First United Methodist Church
Miss Ash
Cornell College
South Tamia
Wright
University of Northern Iowa
Vinton
Jean Marie Osberg
Hollywood
Calif
James Stevan Darrell
Steve Darrell
Darrell
Martin Osberg
Osberg
University of Iowa
Glendon Tiverton
Bank of America
Los Angeles
University of Californias
Ross-Loos Medical Group
Melchert Wise Wedding at St. Ping Catholic Church
Norma Ann Melchert of Sioux Falls and Charles Thomas Wise of Sioux Falls wed at St. Ping Catholic Church with Rev. Karl Glovik officiating. Attendants included Lynn Kass, John A. Johnson, and Amy Melchert. reception held at the American Legion club in Marion.
Molumby and Recker Exchange Vows in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Mary Molumby daughter of Dr and Mrs M J Molumby West Union wed Loran Curl Recker son of Mr and Mrs Curl Recker Arlington The Rev Thomas Keating performed the Saturday ceremony at Sacred Heart Catholic church Miss Therese Molumby served as maid of honor with Debby Becker Joan Molumby and Beth Molumby as bridesmaids Dick Soules was best man Groomsmen included Thomas Joseph Molumby and Andrew McLaughish The bride wore ivory organza with lace bodice veil carried pink sweetheart roses Attendants wore orchid crepe gowns All were bundled in pink roses A reception followed in the church social rooms The couple will travel to Arkansas and Oklahoma before settling near Arlington where Mr Becker farms The bride a regent graduate of College of St Teresa in Winona Minnesota continues to be noted.
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St. Ping Catholic Church
Norma Ann Melchert
Sioux Falls
Charles Thomas Wise
Karl Glovik
M's
Clifford Melchert
Ozark Street
Nic
Stuart Wise
Mitchell
John Pirtle
Elsleacher
Lincoln High School
Notlway
Mobel Saunders
Gear Hess
St. Mehnel’s Catholic
Sandra
Sue Allyn
Donald Ambrose Gibney
Marengo
Sugsis
Richard W. Allen
Norway
Ambrose Dibney
Watkins
Jack Rabe
Cedar Rapids
Sandra Allen Weds Ambrose Gibney in Marengo Ceremony
Sandra Allen and Ambrose Gibney united in marriage at St. Mehnel's Catholic Church in Marengo with a 2 p.m. ceremony and reception in the church social rooms. The bride, attended by matron of honor Mrs. Jack Rabe and bridesmaids, wore satin organza with Venise lace. The groom is a University of Northern Iowa graduate employed by Iowa Valley Community Schools. the bride is a former American Institute of Business student and bank employee in Marengo. The couple will reside in Marengo after a honeymoon at Latiegas.
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Latiegas
Vlarengo
Gibney
University of Northern Iowa
Iowa Valley Community Schools
American Institute of Business
Iowa County Savings Bank
Marengo
Horning Hebert Vows Exchanged at Marlon Church
Nuptial vows were exchanged at Marlon Christian Church with Miss Nond Dee Horne Ing daughter of Mr and Mrs George Horning and Terrance Ray Hebert as bride and groom The Rev Peter Morgan officiated and a reception followed for about 100 guests at the church The bride wore an aqua taffeta princess gown with lace and eyelet trim The matron of honor wore a blue and white striped gown The couple plans travel to California where Mr Hebert is stationed with the Navy and then reside in Poway California The bride has worked at Johns Table restaurant Cedar Rapids
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Marlon Christian Church
Nond Dee Horne Ing
George
Horning
Ninth Street
Marlon
Terrance
Ray Hebert
Lonnie Ci. Hebert
Mt. Vernon Road
Peter Mr. Morgan
Joe Byrnes
Dunkerton
Mr. Byrnes
Jon Trimble
Center Junction
Gene Quandt Robins
Hebert
States
Mirmar Naval Station
Calif
Navy
Poway
John’s Table
Cedar
Home-Grown Tomatoes Taste Best When Fully Ripe
Home grown tomatoes taste better because they ripen fully on the plant. Market shipping usually uses green or color turning fruit before harvest.
Golden Tip Premature Loss of Foliage Signals Stress
Premature foliage loss in tomato plants may indicate stress or disease. Gardeners should inspect for pests, nutrient deficiency, or environmental factors. Early diagnosis can guide corrective watering, soil amendments, and appropriate treatments to protect yields.
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Owers
Don Madland
Jim
American Legion Club
Marion
New England States
Canada
Mary Molumby
Loran C. Recker
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Arlington
Sandra Allen
Bride of Mr. Gibney
Ue Confederacy
Confederate States America
Mrs. Gibney
Lightcraft of
California
Butterfield
Tat
Atau Syne
Aramis
Dad
Jong
Ich
Cologne
Horning-Hebert
Mrs. Hebert
Col ‘Warl
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Younkers
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Lindalh Plaza
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