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Newspaper
Guthrian
Location
Guthrie Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
3
Handled by Ed Benson at 2910 No 61st St Omala Nebr 68104. Pay $6.00 for basic repairs and fancy stitching with no finance charge. Full cash price $43.00. For sale: coin operation laundry in Adair. Pays for itself in 3 years. Write Norman Barker Wimmerset Ia 166-4¢
The United Methodist Church of Guthrie Cerier hosted the wedding of Cappie Wycne Hofmann and Joe Yazice Tom on Sunday evening August 13 at eight. The bride wore a two piece yellow linen suit and crepe blouse with a bouquet and prayer book. Attendants included Mrs Jim Girard as maid of honor and a guest list of relatives from Menlo Stuart Greenfield Guthrie Center Council Bluffs. A reception followed at Venus Restaurant in Guthrie.
Langyaand and Forebury took second in a 34-team contest featuring a written exam on mechanics arch welding road reconditioning materials and tool identification plus engine and combine adjustments. Guthrie Center exhibtions and multiple 4H and commercial gilt and market pig ribbons were awarded to several youths including Robson Harwood and Willis.
A Guthrie County report on a Hereford animal case features accusations aimed at a local Youth Leader in the Douglas County area. The item notes 4-1 context and names Hei derson as involved.
Yale News reports varied social visits including Mr and Mrs Albert Schaluw of Adair hosting Vera Capehart and Clara Moore family of Panora plus Fiscus family from Bayard. Attendees attended funerals in Webster City. Coon Valley Aid held a picnic and bingo at Perry’s Pattie Park with 28 in attendance. Families from Ames Spencer Long Beach and Santa Anna visited and traveled for vacations and hospital care.
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