Freeman Becomes 3ride Of Roger Jensen
A Miss Donna Freeman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Freeman of Cylinder and Roger Jensen son of Mr. and Mrs. Ay Jensen of West Bend wed Sunday in a Methodist ceremony at Imetsburg Congressional Church. The Rev. Alvin Boettler officiated. The bride wore a white nylon gown with a train and veil. Attendants wore pink and white gowns, bouquets featured white carnations and pink roses. Best man was Paul W. Freeman. groomsmen included Carl Turicchi and Bob Collins. A reception for 350 guests followed at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Freeman
Paul F
Cylinder
Roger Jnsen
Ay Jensen
West Beneral
Inmetsburg Congressional Church
Alvin Boettler
Jan W. Freeman
Stephanie Thomson
Paul W. Freeman
Carl Turicchi
Indaw
Bob Collins
Robert Freeman
William Brown, Jr
Ruthven
Jack Cook
Richard Thompson
Arnold Cady
Donald Stonebraker
Ronald Shoeman
Archie Peril
West Bend
Mars Peril
Iowa City
Wedding details from the Sac City area on the Jensen and bride
Nancy Lewis of Sac City and Marilyn Gauger hosted as guests attended the ceremony. Local presiders served coffee and cut the cake while waitresses and braker duties were carried out by listed individuals. Out of town attendees came from multiple Iowa towns and South Dakota. The bride and groom, both Drake University seniors, are identified with Cylinder and West Bend high schools respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lewis
Sac City
Marilyn Gauger
Earley
John Thomson
Rodman
H. E. Jacobs
Milford
W. J Brown
Ruthven
Robert Stonebraker
Buffalo
Inge
Cyilirider
Iowa City
West Bend
Buffalo Center
Wallingford
Mapleton
Minn
Graettinger
Grand Junction
Terril
George
Roland
Neveda
Mallard
Huntsville
Estheville
Rolfe
Chicago
Cylinder High School
Morningsii College
Sioux City
Drake University
Mr. Jensen
West Bend High School
Morningside College
Drake
Mallard News Local changes and social notes
The Elington township polling center moved to the building north of Reetz Standard in Mallard. Mrs Sprderles attended her sister Mrs Guy Carson's funeral in Rockwell. A Mallard group of women enjoyed a Fort Dodge trip. A new storm tile was laid on Main Street by Tom Guess and crew. Maullard Telephone drilled a tunnel for the cable to the new dial system building. Mr Jack Schuller attended Paul Moore's funeral in Laurens. Mr and Mrs George Kolarich and Mr and Mrs Dean Triog with children hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs B T Fish. Della Sands spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Carl Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elington Township
Reetz Standard
Mallard
Jack Schuller
Paul Moore
Laurens
George Kolorich
Dean Triog
Dean
Pamela
B. T. Fish
Della Sands
Carl Larson
Lar
Weekend visitors from Grundy Center and injury report
A man injured his left hand last week after a post drill and required several stitches to close the wound. Mr and Mrs Howard Hockett and children from Grundy Center were weekend visitors to Mrs Marvel Haugh at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hockett
Grundy Center
Marvel Haugh
Palo Alto 4-H Girls Attend State Convention at ISU
Fifteen Palo Alto County 4-H girls returned June 10 from the 31st annual State Girls 4-H convention at Iowa State University. The 1,700 delegates campaigned and participated in talks, discussions, and sessions on citizenship, group membership, and career opportunities. Leaders and chaperones included Elaine Halwey and Ardyth Long among others, with themes stressing serving others and personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Palo Alto County
Iowa State University
Janet Malm
Emmetsburg
Happy Helpers
Margaret Jensen
Highland Happy Hustlers
Elaine Swanson
Silver Lake
Wide Awakes
Linda Gjerde
Vernon Climbers
Lorraine Suss
Lost Island Lucky Stars
Carol Montag
Fern Valley Starlets
Donna High
Curlew Jolly Workers
Cheryl Berkland
Freedom Busy Bees
Palo Alito County
Elaine Halwey
County Extension Home Economist
Marcia Randa
Pamela Lever
Rush Lake
Joanne Lynch
Ellington Loyal Lassies
Esty Wilson
West ‘Bend Merry Makers
Phyllis Jacobson
Independence Idealists
Ardyth ‘Long
Fairfield True Workers
Margie Freeman
Dent
Harold
J . Bensen
Lost Island
Lucky Stars
University of Tow
Ames
Danet Maim
Emmetsburg Township
Highland
Vernon
Fern Valley
Gurlew
Gheryl Berkland
Freedom Township
Health Tales From The Times On Tears And Space Isolation
A collection of brief health notes cites tears defending eye moisture and lysozyme, reports on space isolation effects signaling potential female biological resilience under stress, and updates on new rain sounds for windows. Other items note bacteria in frozen pies and odd findings from doctors’ bags, including missing stethoscopes.
Health column sponsored by tuberculosis association
This column notes sponsorship in the interest of better health by the tuberculosis and health association, highlighting public health efforts and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solumn
Sheep herder loses ninety one flock in flood near Tratt
Raymond Nessler, farming at the north edge of Tratt, lost 91 sheep in a flash flood when Wolf Creek overran its banks. Thirty-two were saved by driving the herd to higher ground but many were drowned as currents pulled them away. Mrs. Ivan Byezek of Lockridge was killed when she fell from a tractor into a ditch and a plow. Terry Titus of Guthrie Center found a six inch morel in an alley in Guthrie Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nessler
Tratt
Wolf Creek
Ivan Byezek
Lockridge
Terry Titus
Guthrie Center
Guthrie County
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Jonna
Freeman
Roger Jensen
Twair Nextox
Duane Jim
Duane Twait
Sandra Thomson
Ruth Elbert
Sharon Roelfson
Marilyn Hack
Judy Freeman
Lucinda Stonebraker
Peggy Perillis
Jerry Hofstad
Mary Schmeling
Mr. and
Mrs
Nicholson
REMN
Armstrong Linoleum
Mallard News
Robert Ray
Institute of Pub
Edith Sampson
United Nations Assembly
America
Charlyce King
University of Oklahoma Home Economics Department
County Extension
Pam Lever
Ellington
Phyllis Jacobsen
Independence
Ardyth Long
Fairfield
Harold Jorgensen
Lost Island Township
Candy Department
Hughes Drug Emmetsburg
Pangburn
Mimo Ia
Lehmann’s
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Mary
Arthur Cody
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