Joyce Hormel Weds Arlie McNeal in Marion Methodist Church
Miss Joyce Elaine Hormel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B Hormel of Marion married Arlie Louis McNeal son of Mrs. Margaret McNeal and Harvey McNeal of Vinton in a 2 30 p m ceremony at the Marion First Methodist Church Reverend Loyd Kellams and Reverend Harland Gant officiated The bride wore Chantilly lace and organza with a jeweled head piece The bridal party included sister Beverly Hormel maid of honor and Linda Spinden Ushers included Herbert Strong Gene Siders Norman Kuddes The couple will reside in Marion The bride is a graduate of Iowa City College of Cosmetology and works at Josefs Beauty Salon Cedar Rapids The groom is employed by the Cedar Rapids school system and the couple left for Denver after the reception
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Margaret McNeal
Harvey McNeal
Vinton
Loyd C. Kellams
First Methodist Church
Marion
Harland T. Gant
Beverly Hormel
Linda Spinden
Hormel
Dean McNeal
Allen Windhal
Herbert Strong
Gene Siders
Norman Kuddes
Cindy
Stan Campbell
Denver
College of Cosmetology
Iowa City
Josefs Beauty Salon
Cedar Rapids
McNeal
Upward Bound Two Institutes Open at Luther
Luther college hosts three institutes in its expanded summer session starting Monday. The Scandinavian Educators institute gathers 43 teachers from Norway Sweden Denmark Iceland and Finland. Upward Bound draws 100 students for culturally and economically deprived sophomores and juniors. A radio-TV workshop runs concurrent with the sessions.
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Decorah
Luther College
Warren Berg
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Iceland
Finland
Robert Ronken
Upward Bound
Hale C. Reid
Cedar Rapids
Upward Bound Program Grants Summer Campus Study
Rural and urban Upward Bound students study on campus through Aug. 19 funded by a $127,000 federal anti poverty grant. Courses include English social studies math science with remedial support and outdoor trips, canoe outings, and field excursions. Enrollment targets students capable of college work who are not meeting potential and risked dropping out.
Linda Mischek Becomes Bride In Immaculate Conception
Miss Linda Marie Mischek wed Robert Donald Lattimer Saturday at 10:30 in Immaculate Conception Church with Rev J David Pepper officiating. The ceremony drew family from 897 Daniels NE and 789 Twelfth NE. reception for 200 followed at CSPS hall.
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Linda Marie Mischek
Robert Donald Lattimer
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
J. David Pepper
Donald S. Lattimers
Daniels Street
Lester J. Stanards
Twelfth Street
Dale Yates
Pamela Willis
JoAnn Stanek
Mr. Yates
Robert W. Mischek
James Lattimer
Alfred Bradley
Leo Doby
Steven Yates
Lori Ann Folkedahl
CSPS
Lattimer
Killian Co
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Pasternak Widow Dies at Villa Near Moscow
Zinaida Nikolayevna Pasternak widow of Nobel poet Boris Pasternak died at her suburban villa in Peredelkino after kidney illness. In her late sixties, she was married previously to pianist Heinrich Neuhaus. She will be buried beside her husband in the village churchyard.
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Moscow
UPI
Zinaida Nikolayevna Pasternak
Boris Pasternak
Peredelkino
Pasternak
Heinrich Neuhaus
Legion Auxiliary Elects Chelsea Officers
Chelsea American Legion auxiliary officers were elected led by Mrs. Frank Fetter as president and Mrs. Edward Chaloupek as vice president. Dorothy F. Prusha was chosen secretary and Mrs. Fred Musel chaplain with Mrs. Wil liam Sichra named sergeant at arms.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Fetter
Edward Chaloupek
John Smith
Dorothy F. Prusha
Fred Musel
William Sichra
Sargeant-At-Arms
Honey used as substitute for sugar in desserts abound
The Alabama Extension Service reports honey can replace sugar measure for measure in puddings custards pie fillings baked apples candied and sweet sour vegetables salad dressings and cinnamon toast.
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Alabama Extension Service
American folk singer completes six month world tour
Ginia Davis daughter of Meyer Davis ends a six month folk music goodwill tour across 12 countries. She performed 92 civilian shows 21 for the armed forces 6 radio programs and 3 TV shows while learning songs in Farsi Hindi and Thai. She praises folk music as a universal language and notes the policy barriers to official sponsorship for folk artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW York
UPI
Ginia Davis
Meyer Davis
Miss Davis
State Department
U. S
Nigeria
Everybody Loves It Again Chorus of Praise
A nostalgic fragment recalls universal acclaim with repeated praise. The line emphasizes broad enjoyment and communal approval, echoing a celebratory mood and inclusive enthusiasm.
Rockefeller Family Leaves For Month Abroad Vacation
Governor Nelson Rockefeller accompanies wife Happy and five children to Kennedy Airport for a month long trip to England and France. He plans to join them after the legislature adjourns. The children include Nelson A Jr., 2, and four from Mrs Murphy.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Happy
England
France
Rockefeller
Kennedy Airport
Nelson A., Jr
James S. Murphy
Earlville Class of 1961 to Hold 25th Picnic
Special to The Gazette Earlville high school class of 1961 plans a 25th anniversary picnic at the school on Sunday with alumni turnout anticipated.
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Earlville
Earlville High School
Denver Post Stock Sold by Miss Bonfils at $300 a Share
The Denver Post disclosed a $5.3 million sale of 17 705 shares to its president Miss Helen G Bonfils at 300 per share. The bank trustee of the Agnes Reid Tammen trust sold the stake representing 18.5 percent of the Post's outstanding capital stock.
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Denver
UPS
Denver Post
Helen G. Bonfils
Miss Bonfils
Denver U.S. National Bank
Agnes Reid
Denver Post Capital
Post
Harry G. Tammen
Tammen
Frederick G. Bonfils
Denver Evening
Frederick Bonfils
Samuel I. Newhouse
Newark
N. J
The
Denver Post, Inc
Children’s Hospital Assn. of
Drum market expands with 85 percent sales rise
The American Music Conference reports drum sales increased 85 percent last year. Imports accounted for about 16 percent of the drum market, totaling roughly 50 million dollars.
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American Music Conference
Woman Drives Rolls Royce Dream Realized by Grandmother
Rona Currey, 61, wife of a retired rear admiral, advertised in The Times personal column seeking a Rolls Royce drive. She received three replies and rode with a generous donor near Newton Valence, outside London. The two hour jaunt peaked at 65 mph and ended with a tour past her home.
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Newton Valence
London
Two Named to Faculty at USU
Two new faculty appointments at Upper Iowa University were announced by Dr. Herschel Hendrix, vice‑president and dean. Mrs. Esther Fostvedt of Fayet te is named for position details not shown.
Stanley Alumni Reunion Arrives Sunday at 12:30
The Stanley high school alumni reunion is scheduled for Sunday at 12:30 p.m. at the school. William Follmer of Stanley serves as president.
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Stanley
William Follmer
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West Liberty
Joyce Elaine Hormel
Eighth Avenue
William B. Hormels
Arlie Louis McNeal
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Mrs. McNeal
Luther
Linda Mischek
Chelsea
del Monte
Bill's Grocery
5Th Ave
4Th St
By Patricia McCormack
Happy Rockefeller
Earlville Reunion
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Liebke & Hoyt
Bridal Registry
Siebke and Hoyt
Siebke
Loretta Harman
Wonder Worker
Loretta
Peterson
Ondon
Rona Currey
Ette
Fostvedt
Northern Montana College
Montana State University
George Richard Berry
Toppenish
Wash
Berry
Brigham Young University
Army Signal Corps
Japan
Marcia Grosscup
Jesup
USU
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Optometrist
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