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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1968
Page
2
Miss Leatrice Lawler becomes bride of Leo W Virtel in a ceremony described with elegance and traditional details. The couple's wedding is noted in a local society column highlighting attire and guests.
The Bunger family reunion drew fifty five members from Jewell Wellsburg Cedar Falls and Eve Mr and Mrs Carl Knock hosted guests from Lennox Activities included games and lunch A new two year officers were elected Tielke Bunger secretary treasurer and Mrs Lo A Bun secretary treasurer Outgoing officers were Mrs C C Nederhoff president and Miss Di Kruschwitz secretary Kean Extra union 1959 noted at the burg Park in August.
Hegland and Berg exchange vows at Ratcliffe Church in a double ring ceremony. Bride Hegland wears an A line gown with lace and a detachable train, carrying a white and orange rose bouquet. Attendants wear chiffon sheath gowns, with bronze mums as bouquets. The couple plans to reside in Ames after a reception hosted by the families. Berg is a Webster City High School graduate and student at Iowa State University. Hegland is from Radcliffe.
Miss Patricia Jean Drury and Robert Albin wed in a double wedding vow ceremony at Owl River Church of the Brethren near Green Ona. The bride's father officiated. attended by maid of honor Patricia Hayes and bridesmaids in apricot gowns. The couple's families hail from Marshalltown and Ivester, Iowa.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Corey and Thomas James Varnum was solemnized Saturday evening August 24 at St. John Episcopal Church Cedar Rapids. The ceremony followed a double ring rite with ivory lace gown and cathedral veil. Attendants included Miss Elizabeth Luckey and bridesmaids from Cedar Rapids and St. Louis. A reception for 175 guests followed at Town House Inn. The couple will reside in Iowa City. both have ties to the University of Iowa.
Mrs. Andy Lake of Webster City was honored at an August evening bridal shower in Hubbard. Hostesses were Mrs. Silas Hanson and helpers Mrs. Harley Brightwell Mrs. Don Iivans and Mrs. Finn ery Lake. Twenty two guests attended from Des Moines Webster City Dows Town Falls Buckeye New Providence and Hubbard.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ann Griffel to Mr. Terrance J. Portz on Thursday August 29 in St Marys Catholic Church Iowa City. The couple, graduates of Eldora High School, reside at Seville Apartments Apt B 104 Iowa City and attended the University of Iowa.
Francis Wubben and Miss Anne Francis of Phoenix wed in Phoenix on Saturday August 31. Miss Francis is daughter of Stella Francis of Phoenix and Robert Wubben is son of Mr and Mrs Henry Wubben of Steamboat Rock. They reside at 2107 Westmont Phoenix. Adeline Miller hosted the Breakfast Club meeting with ten ladies present and a guest Patty Miller of Bueno Park California. Plans were made for September birthday celebrations and handwork provided the entertainment. The next meeting will be September 2 at Mrs J K Runyan home.
Miss Dorothy Ehlke was honored at a bridal shower at St. Paul Lutheran Church Parlors. Eighty six relatives and friends attended with corsages for the bride elect and her mother. The program was presided by Mrs. Larry Teske. Gifts were opened with assist from several hostesses. The couple will marry September 14 at St. Peter Lutheran Church in Teeterville.
Miss Beverly Anne Luiken and Rev. Harry H. Hiller wed at the First Baptist Church in Steamboat Rock on Saturday August 24. The double ring ceremony at 5 p.m. featured organist Louis Luiken and bridesmaids in peacock blue. Attendants included sister Patricts Luiken and Ruth Hiller. After a reception for 306 guests, the couple will reside in Hamilton, Ontario.
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