ORELLA SEVDY WEDS WILBUR JOHNSON IN GRAETTINGER ceremony
In a candlelit service at First Lutheran Graettinger on June 26 1949 Miss Orella Sevdy daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Sevdy became the bride of Wilbur Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Walfred Johnson of Havelock The couple exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony with nuptial music and detailed floral decorations.
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Orella Sevdy
Wesley Sevdy
Wilbur Johnson
Walfred Johnson
Havelock
E. W. Quamn
Gudrid Nane
Oral Bonstead
Joyce Hauenstein
Mr. Bonstead
Miss Hauenstein
Emmetsburg
Earl Rouse
Eva Hereim
Barbara Johnson
Miss Hereim
Miss Johnson
George Pauk, Jr
Orland Paulson
Earl Reuse
Arlo Nelson
Mis
Harl Rouse
Wm. Neilson
Will Olson
Dora Sanding
Ralph Masters
Lloyd Birkland
Leslie Dalen
Raymond Rose
Lorraine Dobbins
Maxine Eaton
Mary Ann Hanson
Jonne Shiley
Barbara Jensen
Helen Baumgartner
Havetock
Laurens
Twin-Craulic Inc
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Times
Johnson
Isabel Spies
Peter Hart
St. Thomas Church
Maurice Peter Hart
James F. Hart
Des Moines
John Hart
C. E. Farrelly
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Mary Spies
Marie Minell
St. Louis
Elizabeth Spies
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Watson Theatre Sealed Verdict in Settee Iowa
In SAAETTINGER Iowa the Watson Theatre hosts a Thursday event titled Sealed Verdict. Ray Mill and Florence Marly are named in connection with the proceedings or performances.
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Ray Mill
Florence Marly
Taxes Rise With Farm Income Decline In Iowa
Farmers face higher taxes as assessments lag boom values and public costs rise. Assessors slowly raise valuations after wartime boosts, while income falls, threatening county assessor systems next spring. Farmers in Iowa recheck new assessments amid consolidation and road, school costs.
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Property taxes and assessments spark tax reform questions
The piece questions how assessed values raise levies and bond plans, noting land at 60 percent and town houses at 40 percent of boom value. It cites a Committee of Industrial Development report asserting unprotected industries with export depth pay higher wages, and closes with a colonial humor about exposing knees in Sumatra and Celebes.
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National Organization of Business Men
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