Joy White Joyce Hyatt Weds Larry Thompson in Graettinger
Joyce Hyatt daughter of Mr and Mrs Elwood Hyatt of Graettinger married Larry Lee Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Kenna Prempson of Estherville Saturday at ten in the morning at Immanuel Conception Church in Graettinger. The Rev Vincent Beacom officiated before an aisle decorated with pink and white ladioli. Wynette Gractinger was organist and St Ann's choir sang. The bride wore a white nylon organza gown with Chantilly lace and a pearl tiara. Attendants wore pink gowns with matching hats. The groom's party included Torey Reynakis Steven Qogard and two ushers. A reception for 185 guests followed in the church parlors. The bridal couple recently returned from Minnesota and will reside in Formosa after the groom finishes Air Force service.
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Joyce Hyatt
Larry Thompson
Joyce Ellen Hyaut
St. Ann's
Mary Jean Tindall
Diana Felkey
Lebsases
Torey Reynakis
Steven Qogard
Dale Souffman
Bill Graettinger
Witar
Gary Olson
Jerry Larson
Jerry Anderson
Lawrence Thompson
Granite Falls
Minn
Lloyd Petersen
Janiece Brighton
Beverly Egeland
Jean Harris
Bernadine Boecker
Mary Rolfson
Vicki Wolfe
Cindy Hersleff
Rose Ann Tuininga
Marlin Langner
Donna Suss
Arlene Larson
Grenadine Boecker
Bernard Stelmach
Ben Sassel
Minneapolis
Itasca State Park
Minnesota
Thompson
Formosa
Open House at Palo Alto Center Names Open Door School
United States Congressman Stanley Greigg of Sioux City was featured at the Palo Alto County Special Education Center Open House Sunday October 10. He unveiled the new name The Open Door School suggested by Emmetsburg resident Mrs. Walter High. State Senator John Kibbie spoke on recent state legislation. About two hundred friends of retarded children attended. coffee served in the audio visual room with hosts Mrs. Fred Lenz Mrs. Eugene Herbers and Mrs. Jim Farrell assisting.
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United States
Stanley Greigg
Sioux City
Palo Alto County Special Education Center
Fred Lenz
Eugene Herbers
Jim Farrell
Eugene Allbaugh
William Young
Palo Alto Garden Club
Imitation of Life at Grahchter Theatre Saturday Sunday
Universal presents a new version of Imitation of Life with Lana Turner John Gavin Sandra Dee Dan O Herlihy Robert Alda Juanita Moore and Miss Kohner in principal roles Decca star Earl Grant performs the title song while Mahalia Jackson sings Trouble of the World during the funeral scene The film features two reigning song stars heard and one seen plus an elaborate musical frame emphasizing the era and dramatic highlights.
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Universal
Fesus Fannie Lurst
Grachtinger Theatre
Decca
Earl Grant
Mahalia Jackson
Miss Jackson
Annie
Lana Turner
John Gavin
Sandra Dee
Dan O'Herlihy
Robert Alda
Juanita Moore
Miss Kohner
Harvest Time Dangers Highlight Tractor Accidents
Des Moines based report shows October and November peak tractor crashes. Iowa State data indicate 1963 and 1964 totals with overturns as the leading fatal cause. The Loss Prevention Institute urges farmers to recognize risks and adopt safer operating practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa State University
Iowa Loss Prevention Institute
Iowa
Is Your Times Subscription Duet Sparks Family Visit
A family gathering last week at the home of Mr. Power's brother, Elmer Powers, saw Mr. and Mrs. Power observing safe farming practices with tractors. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanley of Mason City at the Elbert Powers residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Power
Elmer Powers
Frank Stanley
Mason City
Elbert Powers
Powers Visit Noted in Marshalltown on Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Elbert Powers visited Marshalltown on Tuesday in a local community note. The brief item records their presence and adds a sense of local social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Elbert Powers
Marshalltown
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Leon Olson
Terris
Clarence Lundin
Mrs
Bonstead Hardware
Graettinger Lumber CO
Lastine
OCR
Ilardware
Palo Alto County
Board of Supervisors
Pacarc Center
Song
Oscar Lee
Grand Emmetsburg
Graettinger Tractor
ITCO
Graettinger
Merle Clipperton
Olesen Bros
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