Shirley Frerichs Calder Overturf Married in Candlelight Ceremony
In a candlelit service at Steam boat Rock Baptist church on a Saturday evening, Shirley Frerichs and Calder R. Overturf exchanged vows. The bride wore a white satin gown with a veil, a Juliette cap, and carried a white Bible. Attendants wore royal blue gowns. A reception for 200 followed. The couple will reside in Marshalltown after a short wedding trip. Also united in marriage were Barbara Jean Mallo of Webster City and Leo Raska of Radcliffe in Webster City on December 28, 1948 with a blue suit wearing bride and Darlene Hudson as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Frerichs
August Fretichs
Hidora
Calder R. Overturf
G. Rai Overturf
Marshalltown
Baptist
Steamboat Rock
Dewey Lamprecht
Bernice Frerichs
Pauline Snapp
Gloria
Beyers
Allen Schrock
Cecil Collins
Harald Priske
Lloyd Palmitier
Hilton Frerichs
Steamboat Rock High School
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Overturf
Coast Guard
Barbara Jean Mallo
Howard Mallo
Webster City
Leo Raska
Radcliffe
Marvin Suhr
Ted Roses
Darlene Hudson
Dale Knutson
Community events calendar for January gatherings
Readable listings show breakfasts, clubs, and meetings across Pleasant Chapel Cemetery Society, American Home Department divisions, Rebekahs, Married People's Club, and church groups. Notable entries include Mrs. Harry Lockwood, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. McVeety, and Mrs. R. Satchel with ongoing sessions through January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Chapel Cemetery Society
American Home Dept
Noble Grands of
Rebekahs
Harry Lockwood
Johnson
Married People's Club
Congregational Church
McVeety
Adult Bible Glass
R. ¥. Satchel
Virginia Brown Weds Clayton Adams in Denver Chapel
Mr and Mrs Aaron Brown of Elidora announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia to Clayton Adams of Denver Colorado. The ceremony occurred in the chapel of the Fitzsimmons Veterans hospital where Adams works on Saturday January. Mrs Brown attended the wedding in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Brown
Elidora
Virginia
Clayton Adams
Denver
Colo
Fitzsimmons Veterans Hospital
Adams
Girl Scout Council Installs Officers at Monday Meeting
The Girl Scout council met Monday night in the Scout club rooms for officer installation and committee reports. Officers include Bateson as president and Wood as vice president with other posts filled. leaders and co leaders for troops 4 and 6 named. representatives from local organizations listed. meeting adjourned to Mrs Bateson’s home for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Scout Club
R. R. Bateson
John A. Wood
James Heslop
Fred St. Schmidt
John Butler
J. 8. Steckler
John Wood
John Bekemeier
Kermith Huehn
D. W. Dickinson
R. 2. Griffel
F. K. Schmidt
Glen Willig
Aldrich Paul
George Janssen
Rosemary Page
Ruth Willig
Martyn Rodgers
Glen Kurtz
Woman’s Club
Robert Meader
Chamber of Commerce
J. F.steckler
Community Chest
Bateson
Hi Y and Tri Hi Y Highlight Committee Meeting
The Parents Sponsoring committee met Sunday at Mrs Eastman Nuckols home. Ned Fagg elected chairman and Mrs Carroll Large secretary. Hobby Corner and the recreational center were approved as first and second projects. A clinic for Parents Teenager Clinic in Eldora was approved for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents
Eastman Nuckols
Ned Fagg
Carroll Large
Max Clower
Eldora
Hi-Y
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Maltby
Dean Ruby
Geo, Janssen
John Hawkes
Rodgers
Anna Blackwood and Wallace Britson Wed
On Tuesday afternoon December 28 1948 at two o'clock in Fieldberg church Huxley Miss Anna Margaret Blackwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Blackwood Cambridge and Wallace Eugene Britson son of Mr and Mrs Orvie S Britson Radcliffe were married in a double ring ceremony Reverend M Harold Rye officiated Mr and Mrs Leo Wykle Radcliffe are parents of a son Lee Emmet born January 9 weighing 9 pounds & ounces Mr and Mrs Kenneth Severson Hubbard are parents of a daughter Mary Ellen born January 7 weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces Mr and Mrs Oldig Haupt Eldora are parents of a son Raymond Lee born January 9 weighing 10 pounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieldberg
Huxley
Anna Margaret Blackwood
Fred Blackwood
Cambridge
Wallace Eugene Britson
Orvie S. Britson
Radcliffe
M. Harold Rye
Leo Wykle
Lee Emmet
Kenneth Sever
Hubbard
Mary Ellen
Oldig Haupt
Eldora
Raymond Lee
Faiths Unite: Local Churches List Services and Births
St Marys Catholic Church and Assembly of God Tabernacle schedule masses confessions and Bible school notes. First Baptist and other churches announce Sunday school morning worship youth meetings prayer gatherings and upcoming business meeting. A birth notice records the arrival of a son born January 11, weighing 9 pounds 10 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
L. V. McDonough
Bible School
Lynn Fuerhelm
Christ's Kingdom
First Baptist Church
E. C. Ates
Our Church
Sherman Stolee
Radcliffe
Whitten Gifford Churches Weekly Schedule
Whitten Gifford Methodist Church schedules church school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at 7 45 p.m. W S serves a noon dinner January 20. Gifford Church worships at 10 a.m. and church school at 10 45 a.m. Ivester Church of the Brethren led by Walter J Heisey with 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. service. Sermons on the Lord's Prayer and a mission school January. Film Beyond Our Own on January 23 at 7 p.m. highlights China missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
W. 8
Ivester Church of the Brethren
Walter J. Heisey
Mel School of Missions
Heisey
China
Movng
Mary Frances Kelly on adulthood and life’s quirks at Woman’s Club
Mary Frances Kelly mused on when teens become adults, noting worldly adulthood gaps and a witty definition of maturity. She cited World Peace as a large yet worthwhile club topic and reflected on tolerance for lighter treatments. A luncheon bridge club and a humorous party anecdote wrapped the chatter, ending with a whimsical note about a Du Barry gift tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Kelly
Woman's Club
Bridge Club
du- Barry
Kurtz
du Barry
Unfussy Hawthorne Club Members Read Dale Carnegie
A reviewer notes Hawthorne club members embrace Dale Carnegie’s guide to stop worrying and start living. The piece praises a best seller that places religion as the primary remedy for global ills, as observed by Mrs. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Club
Dale Carnegie
Mrs. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shirley Frerichs - Calder
Melvin Freriche
James Overturf
Carolyn Anderson
Beulah Eckhoff
E. I. Rosenberger
Jesse Knight
UTES
Virginia Brown
Barbara Petty
Frank M. Patty
Barbara
Harold ‘Stevens
Floyd Stevens
Conrad
FLOWER _ Farell
Mademoiselle
Modeen
Louise Darling Jewett
Harvey R. Jewett
Louise Darling
Jay Schultz
Ed Schultz
Anna Blackwood
Wallace Britson
Amembly of God Tabernacle
W. L. Beasley
Ladies Missionary Council
Church of Christ
L. R. Schuler
Earl King
Grundy Center
Herman Rueska
Alden
Henry Granner
Roy Stacker
Gladbrook
Everett Strathe
Frank Conkin
Owasa
Betty Engelking
Wade Topp
Harvey Gildemeister
Agnes Trotter
Blairsburg
Albert Albers
Steam
Boat Rock
Glen Fagan
Union
Chas
Hahn
Zearing
First Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
B. H. Harris
First Methodist
W. R. Ehlert
God
Handel
Archangelsky
Sthelius
Balcony
Claude Sanders
Ray Satchell
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Zimmerman
Whitten — Gifford
Whitten
Riggert’s
Eldora, Ia
Aana
AOA
Herald - Ledger
Hardin
Procter & Gamble's
NEW
Aa Sa
Town Crier Flour
Libby
Sie
New York
Case
Kraft's Parkay
SWIFT
Brookfield
Ae Headquarters
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