Miss Lee Ann Purdy Weds Philip Vanderpol at Bethany Baptist
Miss Purdy and Philip Vanderpol married June 3 at Bethany Baptist Church Ottumwa in a double ring ceremony at 7 p.m. Rev. Donald Ripley officiated. The bride wore white organza with a cathedral train and elbow veil. Family and wedding party details, reception, and posttied dinner noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Baptist Church
Ottumwa
Lee Ann Purdy
Philip Dale Vanderpol
Donald Ripley
Robert Purdy
Middlepoint
Ohio
Barbara Purdy
Eldora
Dale Vanderpol
Sherrie Campbell
Maxine Gorp
Mary Leedom
Kathy Purdy
Crystal Row
Flower Girl
Chris Schlotter
Victor Vanderpol
David Purdy
Butler discusses artifacts from Jackson township farm
Milo Butler explained Indian artifacts collected since 1965 at his Jackson township farm during a Hardin County Historical Society program on June 13. He covered early tribes, cultures, instruments, and tools. The society has 167 paid members. A craft display opens June 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Historical Museum. Thirty seven members attended the Eldora library meeting, and the July 11 session will also be at the library at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Milo Butler
Hardin County Historical Society
Butler
Helen Cable
Dwight Clark
Hardin County
Eldora Library
Locals visit Scottish Rites Park residents in Des Moines
Des Moines locals Mr and Mrs Howard Clinger and Everett Clingerman spent Sunday afternoon visiting residents at the Scottish Rites Park retirement apartments. Everett formerly worked there before retiring and moving to Eldora in 1976. Among residents are former Eldora superintendent F K Schmidt and wife and Ruth Speers Jenness, also a former Eldora resident. Lyle Dankel and his daughters Laura Neubauer Spirit Lake and Deanna Tegland Fort Dodge joined a Denver trip last week for the baptism of Amy Jean Dankel and Jack Dankel's college graduation on June 7. Frank Dedrick of Palm Springs fell June 11 breaking his hip and underwent surgery June 12. he is in Desert Hospital Palm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Clingerman
Everett Clingerman
Scottish Rites Park
Des Moines
Everett
Eldora
F. K. Schmidt
Ruth Speers Jenness
Lyle Dankel
Laura Neubauer
Spirit Lake
Deanna Tegland
Fort Dodge
Denver
Colo
Amy Jean Dankel
Jack Dankel
Frank Dedrick
Palm Springs
Calif
Desert Hospital
North
Miralespe
Charter members honored at Kountry Klub June gathering
June 14 special guests at the Kountry Klub included three charter members Mrs. Hazel Bowers Mrs. Pearl Deschamp and Mrs. L A Taylor. Four former members visited at Mrs Ed Stull home. Mrs. Fred Daleske led the program reading three poems and giving a club history since 1930. refreshments were served by Mrs. Stull and co host Mrs. Herman Last. No July meeting. Aug 9 hostess will be Mrs Ralph Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kountry Klub
Hazel Bowers
Pearl Deschamp
L.A. Taylor
Ed Stull
Ernest Luiken
Earl Thoms
Dean Bright
Jerry Higgason
Fred Daleske
Stull
Herman
Ralph Reed
Basic bicycle care and safety tips for riding health
Simple guide to readying a unused bicycle, with lubrication for chain and gears, brake checks and alignment, frame cleaning and waxing, tire inspection for sharp debris, correct inflation, and inverted storage to preserve air pressure for easier pedaling.
Mannetters mark golden wedding with family open house
Mr and Mrs Arthur Mannetter of Hubbard celebrate 50 years of marriage at Salem United Methodist Church with 80 relatives and friends. Hosts include Clive and Mavis Cook Springville Ronald and Ina Mae Smith LeMars and Dean Mannetter Birmingham Ala. Guests from Alabama Springville LeMars Toledo Washington Pocahontas Dows Ackley Hampton Town Falls Algona Hubbard and more attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mannetter
Hubbard
Salem United Methodist Church
Clive
Mavis Cook
Springville
Ronald
Ina Mae Smith
LeMars
Dean Mannetter
Birmingham
Ala
Sharon Smith
Sandra Cook
Harv Simmerman
Marilyn Cook
Susan Smith
Joyce Cook
Marion Wilkinson
Mrs. Mannetter
Carl Slutter
Algona
Mr. Slutter
Jams W. Bartosh
Pocahontas
Alabama
Toledo
Washington
Dows
Ackley
Hampton
Town Falls
Eldora Couple Wed In United Methodist Church Ceremony
Rev Howard Eldrenkamp united Miss Brenda Bartsch and John Wetzel in a May 20 wedding at Eldora United Methodist Church. The melon and mint decor brightened the ceremony with white bells, melon roses, and mint carnations. Bride’s parents are LeRoy and Charlene Bartsch. groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs Chancey Weitzel. Attendants wore melon tones, while the couple and guests noted a short honeymoon and new residence in Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eldrenkamp
Brenda Lee Bartsch
John B. Wetzel
United Methodist Church
Eldora
LeRoy Bartsch
Des Moines
Charlene Bartsch
Chancey Weitzel
Patterson
Julie Bartsch
Y Maggie Monroe
Pride
Henry Johnson
St. Charles
Shower honors bride Mrs Herrold at Onaga event
A post nuptial shower for Mrs. Robert Herrold drew over 40 friends Friday at Jackson Township Hall Onaga. Guests included Mia Roy Crosser and many area ladies. Maynard Rieks presided with readings while Royal Lange led a sing along. The couple Julie Myers and Mr Herrold wed May 28 and live in Rantoul Illinois where he is stationed with the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Herrold
Jackson Township
Onaga
Roy Crosser
Harold Akers
Dallas Jackson
Jim Roll
Maynard Rieks
Bernard Radolph
Tim Radolph
Jim Radolph
Dale Eldridge
Harlan Willis
Royal Lange
Ricks
Bernard Rudolph
Jerry Myers
Fred Myers
Harvey Herrold
Julie Myers
Mr. Herrold
Rantoul
Ill
U.S. Air Force
ADC Grants Increase July 1 In Iowa
The Iowa Department of Social Services reports ADC grants for two to four person families rise July 1 due to legislative action. Despite ADC increases, recipients will pay more for federal food stamps as the food stamp allotment also increases. Seeley notes ADC boosts may exceed food stamp rise. Social Security benefits rise 5.9% and affect ADC determinations. Federal tables show new food stamp issuance up to $8 for eight-person households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Department of Social Services
Iowa
Howard Seeley
Seeley
Seek Candidates For Homemaker Health Aides Training
The Iowa Valley Community College District Adult Education Division offers a sixty hour pre service course to train homemaker health aides for four county area. Course runs July 11 22 at the Red Cross Office in Marshalltown from 9 am to 4 pm weekdays. Free for unemployed. $25 fee for those currently employed seeking change. Ends with certification and potential county employment. Call 752 4643 for details. Assistant Sam Newby named resident assistant at Morningside College Sioux City. 5 HARDIN COUNTY INDEX Friday June 17 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Valley Community College District
CETA
Red Cross
F.C.C
Marshalltown
Adult Education
Sam Newby
Roland Newby
Steams Boat Rock
Roadman Hall
Morningside College
Sioux City
Fagan Fagre Wedding Unites Des Moines Couple in May
Miss Sandra Sue Fagan and Jon Lowell Fagre were married May 31 at Unity Center Des Moines with Rev. William Hines officiating. Parents are Roy E. Fagan and Stanley Fagre, reception at Glenn Smith home. They will reside in Iowa City. the bride attends University of Iowa while the groom is in his second year in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Sue Fagan
Jon Lowell Fagre
Unity Center
Des Moines
William Hines
Roy E. Fagan
Stanley Fagre
Estherville
Glen Fagan
Union
Glenn Smith
Iowa City
University of Iowa
College of Medicine
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Miss Purdy
Gary Vanderpol
Carolyn Schlotter
Iris Vanderpol
Joan Brodsky
Cindy Vanderpol
Linda Gordon
Joyce Vanderpol
Eileen Wallenhorst
Vanderpol
Eldora High School
Dodger Manufacturing
Hy-Vee
Ottumwa High School
U.S. Navy
Mrs
Philip D. Vanderpol
Herald-Index
Eee
Art Mannetter
Roland Buffet
Syehange
Leona Froning
Steve Allbee
Debbie Preston
Cindy Monroe
Jim Wetzel
Rodney McWherter
Bryan Bartsch
Mike Johnson
David Manship
Arvin Johnson
Linda McWherter
Kathy Johnson
Sherily Johnson
Terry Wetzel
ADC
Homemaker
Four County
Fagan
Fagre
Jon L. Fagre
Peggee
Mr. Mench
Dallas
Karol Ann
Gene
Washington St
Eldora, Iowa
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