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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1969
Page
2
Judith Arn Wiesner wed John William Stieve in a ceremony attended by church groups and community members. The event linked to local fraternal and women’s circles, with mentions of Masonic and WSCS affiliations and a reception nearby.
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Ted Donner hosted a birthday dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Frat Raver and Mr and Mrs Walter Deliner. The Social section notes bridge clubs, a Mexican dinner, Sans Souci Club meeting, and upcoming February events at the First National Bank venue.
The Young Homemakers Club gathered Monday evening at Mrs eCarty’s home. Guests, social time, and refreshments followed brief informal duties. The next meeting is scheduled for February 10 at Mrs Dick Ritter’s home.
Adrian and wife celebrate a 75th wedding anniversary with open house on Sunday January 19 from 2 to 5 pm at Zion Cr text Church of Christ in Hubbard hosted by their children Denoiy and Dennis Bachman of Grinnell Robert Bachman of Marshalltown Marcus Stolee and Denaz Bachman. Relatives and friends invited no gifts requested.
Fifteen members of the Garden Club gathered at Mel Joe Kings home Monday afternoon to discuss ongoing work with Brown and Sr. Girt Scouts on the Riverside Trail project. Mrs Howard Frey presided at the serving table with co hostesses Mrs Elvana Halfpop and others.
Mrs Gordon Reisinger hosted the TW Bridge Club in her home on Tuesday January 1. Prize winners were Mrs John Ringgenberg and Mrs Mike Crasser. Next meeting planned by Mrs John Hinggenberg. Visitors last week included the Davison family from Bettendorf and the Fehlerman/Krause families from Bellevue. Additional callers from Vonrad noted.
Miss Jean Winter and Robert L. Farrer exchanged nuptial vows Sunday at St John’s Lutheran Hubbard. The ceremony featured pink and white gladioli, organ music, and a full empire gown for the bride. Attendants included Lois and Connie Winter, with John Farrer as best man. The couple resides in Commerce City after a short wedding trip. both have local roots and military/work backgrounds.
The Sunday and midweek schedule lists Church of the Christian Hour on WMT GUP at 8 and 9 30 a m Revival Fires at Channel 7 Morning Bible School at 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 p m Wednesday activities 1 50 p m Willing Workers with host Bobbie Wilfong and devotions by Mrs Gene Williams Thursday Bible Study 7 20 p m St Baptist Church Everett C Wolfe Pastor 9 45 a m Sunday School 1 a m Morning Worship 6 30 p m Youth Groups 8 30 p m Adult Bible Study 7 30 p m Evening Worship Christian Church Disciples Rev Leman Mossley Minister Sunday 10 a m Church School 11 a m Morning Worship United Church of Christ 9 50 a m Sunday School 11 a m Morning Worship 6 p m Youth Fellowship St Marys Catholic Father John Zwags Easter schedule includes 7 40 a m and 10 a m services and High Religion Classes Thursday 7 20 p m
The church lists catechism classes Saturday at 4 PM and confessions, Sunday morning worship at 11 AM, sermon by the pastor, Bible study hour, and hospital service at 2 PM. A Thursday meeting on January 2 at noon invites men of the church to dine with the Society. all services welcome.
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