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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1960
Page
2
The note reminds of a wedding announced for Mrs Wingitter and Paul D. Berg hostels and Open Fire Chapter of D A R activities. Various club meetings are reported including N T T Club, P E O Chapter FA, and social hours with refreshments. Guests include Mrs Albert Roupp of Marshalltown and visitors from Des Moines.
More than 80 people attended the open house at Lel a s Beauty Shop in Union on Saturday with hours from 9 to 1 morning and 1 to 4 p m. Cookies and coffee were served by local residents. Door prizes were awarded to Mrs. Carl Baveve Providence for permanent wave, Mr. Gayle Jessup Union for a sharmpoot, Mrs. Wilma Pierce Maxwell for a shampon, and Miss Cathy Caster Union for a haircut. Numerous flower arrangements and cards of congratulations were given to the new beauty shop.
Doris Klaaren and Ade Aldon Lewis wed at First Methodist Church in Iowa Falls with a large ceremony and music. The couple, amid family and friends from multiple towns, celebrated with a 100-guest reception. The bride wore a pearl-embellished gown. groom's party included best man William Lewis. Afterward, the couple planned a northern Minnesota honeymoon.
Miss Beverly Joan Hess and Dale Leroy Draper were married Saturday June 4 at the Ivester Church of the Brethren with Rev. Charles A. Albin officiating. The couple, both graduates of Grundy Center High School, reside at 815 W 22nd St Cedar Falls.
Larry Mathews, a chemistry major, was chosen by Upper Iowa University's faculty as an Organic Laboratory Assistant in the Chemistry Department. Selected by the Scholarship Committee, he will begin a research project on Organic Azo Dyes this fall after returning to campus. He is the son of Mrs. Esther Mathews of Eldora and works on road construction with Hardin County during the summer.
The Union-Whitten Hustlers held their regular meeting at Forrest Huston's. Roll call asked for favorite foods. John Yantis was chosen to attend the 4-H short course with Joel Smitherman as alternate. A club tour is planned for June 26 with a noon picnic at Lepley Park. Window glazing was demonstrated by Steve Cutter and Joe Smitherman. Games preceded refreshments served by Mrs. Huston.
The Double 4-500 Club met Friday at Mrs. W. I. Rigel’s home with all members present. After the business session, attendees played cards. high prize went to Mrs. Henry Wheeler, low to Mrs. Clara Raske, and draw prize to Mrs. Anna Roll. Mrs. Emma Kewatt and Mrs. Belle Mossman helped serve lunch. The June 17 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Minnie Granzow.
Mr and Mrs Russell Pierson hosted Tommy Pierson s 11th birthday with Sunday and Monday gatherings in their home. Attendees included George Hoover Marshalltown and Steamboat Rock guests, plus numerous Pierson and Englek ing relatives. Refreshments were served at both events. Also noted is a nuptial shower for Joyce Engelking hosted by Linda Jake with a guest list of local friends and family. Rev John Perry and family plan a 10 day trip to Ohio to visit relatives.
The Girl Scout Court of Awards met Sunday with Troop 206 opening the flag ceremony. Brownie wings were awarded to nineteen girls, and many earned 2nd Class badges across Troops 206 207 203. Leaders included Mrs. Sag German Gould Janssen and Mrs. C H Shann on.
The Wesleyan Service Guild met Monday at 6 PM for a picnic supper at the North Shelter in City Park with 15 in attendance. Rev Dimmlich offered a prayer before the meal. Blanch Hudson opened the meeting, reading from the Upper Room, and the treasurer reported. Rev Dimmitch spoke on Miriam the Sister of Moses. The gathering ends guild activities until Sept 5 when Miss Leota Hardy hosts a 6 PM potluck dinner.
Mrs. Harry Pagel hosted sixteen Needlecraft Club members Friday evening for a regular meeting focused on needlework and socializing. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Emma Willig is scheduled to host the June 17 gathering.
Mr and Mrs Harold Lott announce the engagement of their daughter Darlene to James A Riggs son of Mr and Mrs Don Riggs of Waterloo A wedding is planned for August 14 at the Whitten Methodist Church.
Helen Trusheim of Garwin and Russell Luiken of Steamboat Rock wed on Friday June 3 at 7:30 p.m. in Grace Evangelical Brethren Church Marshalltown with 175 guests. The ceremony featured white gladioli pink carnations and candelabra with Rev. Rudolf Trusheim and Rev. Robert MacCann officiating. The couple will live on a Steamboat Rock area farm after a short wedding trip.
A series of social gatherings and club meetings are listed for Eldora from Friday June 10 through Thursday June 16. Groups include W C T U, Masonic Craftsmans, TOPS Club, Rebekah Lodge, Bridge Clubs, Urban Club, Methodist class, Lutheran circles, and tea rooms. Also noted are a Woodward trip and multiple visiting guests from Battle Creek to Minneapolis.
Dr and Mrs L R Soli welcomed neighbors and friends to an open house on Friday evening. The dining area featured a purple and white iris and peony centerpiece with additional arrangements throughout. Mrs Shelby Clemons assisted at the coffee service as guests visited during the evening.
Mrs. Robert Longenecker hosted fourteen Cecilians Monday night at 7 45. Mrs. Clement Marsden presided as business meeting chair. Marsden named president Norman vice president Hall secretary treasurer Molison director Lehnus accompanist. Upcoming program committee includes Norman Molison Hall Carthers.
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