Willey and Ritter Repeat Vows at St Marys Church
Peggy Willey and Dennis Ritter repeated marriage vows at St Marys Catholic Church on December 28 in front of 175 guests. The bride wore an empire gown of brocade satin with removable chapel train. attendants wore velvet gowns. ceremony included music and floral displays. both families noted in attendance and attire.
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Peggy Willey
Dennis Ritter
St Mary's Catholic Church
Dale Willey
Ankeny
Wayne Ritter
Father Murphy
Pam Hamilton
Des Moines
Nancy Ritter
Doug Willey
Greg Willey
Grant Reelf
Alison
Eugene Downing
Jack Majewski
Open House for John Junker and Mrs Junker
The Christmas party of the Fremont Rainbow Gals was held December 11 at the Hauser home with 17 members 3 leaders and one visitor. A 4H pledge adjourned meeting featured talks on Leaves and Art and a nature picture demonstration. An open house for the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Junker will be at the Woman's Club House Cedar Falls January 12 from 1 to 5. They are former Greene community residents and have two daughters Juanita and Mrs Walter Stempien and a granddaughter.
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Fremont
Jean
Carol Hauser
Sandy Lovrien
Jean Hauser
Carol
Mrs. Hauser
John Junker
Cedar Falls
Clay Streets
Junker
Greene
Gladys Steere
Wilmar
Juanita
Walter Stempien
Waterloo
Des Moines
Ankeny
Alison
Dumont
Charles City
Clear Lake
Mason City
Iowa Falls
Winthrop
Ritter
Greene Community Schools
Mason City School
Easy Aces Meet at Mrs. J. B. Hardy Home
The Easy Aces Club hosted a dessert lunch at the home of Mrs. J. B. Hardy on Monday January 6. Guest Mrs. C. G. Starkweather attended. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. William Stabenow Mrs. Harold Stuntz and Mrs. Starkweather.
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Easy Aces
J. B. Hardy
Easy Aces Club
C. G. Starkweather
William Stabenow
Harold Stuntz
Starkweather
PEO Sisterhood Holds First 1969 Meeting at Graven Home
The PEO Sisterhood held its first 1969 meeting at Mrs. James Graven's home on Monday afternoon January 6. Mrs. Norman Graven presented a program on the PEO Constitution and by-laws. Tea was served at the close with President Mrs. Andrew Reid at the tea table.
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PEO
James Graven
P.E.O
Norman Graven
Andrew Reid
Lutheran Women Will Meet Thursday Evening
The general meeting of the American Lutheran Church Women will be held Thursday January 9 at 730 p m in the church basement. Mr Blosser will show slides from his Europe trip and officers will be installed. All members are asked to attend.
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American Lutheran Church Women
Blosser
Europe
Value Showdown at Chevrolet Showroom for 1969 big V8 deals
A serious buyer sales pitch invites readers to visit Chevrolet Showroom for the Value Showdown. It promises papers showing how to order most 1969 Chevrolets with big V8 and automatic for less than last year. Prospects are urged to test drive, note interior freshness, and compare with competing cars.
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Chevrolet
Astro
Farmers Daughters Met in Bertram Home
The December meeting of the Bennedette Farmers' Daughters 4-H Club was held at the Bertram home with 14 members, 7 mothers and one visitor. Roll call named the homemade decoration. They planned a January meeting at Mary Zimmerman's home. Rosie Riggins and Della Bertram demonstrated chair reupholstery. After adjournment, gifts were exchanged and lunch served. Remaining cookies were taken to Greene rest home.
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Bennedette Farmers’ Daughters 4-H Club
Diane
Sally Bertram
Mary Zimmerman
Rosie Riggins
Della Bertram
Greene
Shari Litterer
Cancelled Presbyterian Women Meeting Briefly Postponed
The United Presbyterian Women meeting scheduled for today is canceled and will be held Wednesday February 5th.
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United Presbyterian Women
January Social Announcements and Meetings
The May Day Chapter No 287 holds a 7 30 p m meeting January 13 in the Masonic Hall followed by an open installation for the 1969 officers. Public invited. Also scheduled are a World War I veterans district meeting January 12 at Shell Rock Boyd Memorial Building with registration at 12 30 and the meeting at 1 30, plus practice for 1968 and 1969 May Day officers at the Masonic Hall January 11 and 15. Packard Club meeting postponed to January 15 at 2 00 in Margaret Ray home. Music Mothers meet January 13 at 2 00 in the high school cafeteria with the vocal department in charge.
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Masonic Hall
Charles R Ray
Boyd’s Memorial
Shell Rock
CB S
Packard Club
Margaret Ray
Past Matrons Meet and Catholic Daughters Gather
Past Matrons will meet Friday January 10 at 12 30 p m at Hazel Detra home. Catholic Daughters meet Monday January 13 in church parlors. The Ruth Circle January meeting of the Methodist W S C S has been cancelled.
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Hazel Detra
Ruth Circle of
Methodist
W S.C S
Last Week's Bowling Results And A Wedding Note
Friday results show Curtis Insurance edging Sperry-Ray Insurance and Amway in a tight bowling card alongside John Deere and O'Brien Standard. A church reception followed with Mrs Tom Tiernan and Mr and Mrs Lewins Majewski hosting, plus several out of town guests.
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Curtis Insurance
Sperry-Ray Ins
O’brien Standard
Amway
John Deere
Huber’s
Sperry-Ray Insurance
Tom Tiernan
Waverly
Lewins Majewski
Mldred Goodenberger
Iowa Falls
Janice Ritter
Charles City
Paul Hamilton
Des Moines
Jim Uhlenhopp
Dumont
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Willey and Ritter
Paul Leavens
Sandra Allen
Benny Loomis
Rainbow
Hauser
Donavon Worley
Aredale
P.E. O
James Graven Home
Duncan Hines
Billy Peanut
Sunkist
Haddock
Franks
Morey’s
Wilson
Betty Steere
Barb Stock
Judy Steere
Boumie Knapp
Phyllis Biekert
Darlene Draile
Heleyne Hillegas
Helen Lateh
Irene Gabe
Viola Kieth
Florence Beck
Mabel Blum
Jerry Johnson
Esther Surfish
Bea Schuknecht
Les
el Bar Lanes
Dorothy’s
B & W Fine Foods
Dralle’s
Tuloma Fertz
Blum
Dorothy’s Beauty Shop
Tuloma
Dralles
Barbara Stock
Betty Markie
Dorothy Fischer
Phyllis Brekert
Jam’s Standard
Diane's Big Shop
Murphy’s Trans
Evelyn Behnke
Katie Holway
Gail Schafer
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