Moeller Bohlke wedding in Remsen at St Marys Church
Miss Donna Moeller and Wayne Bohlke married Tuesday at 11 30 a m in St Marys Catholic church Remsen Rev Msgr Francis Schulte officiated Nuptial mass A bridal party included Miss Betty Nuebel as maid of honor and Miss Barbara Neil Miss Jo Ann Ingle as bridesmaids Best man was Jerry Moeller and Gene Drendel attended A buffet luncheon followed in St Marys High School cafeteria The bride wore a schiffli six gown with pearl trimmed veil and carried Amazon lilies and stephanotis
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Donna Moeller
F. P. Moeller
Wayne Bohlke
Joe C. Bohlke
Remsen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Francis Schultus
Betty Nuebel
Barbara Neil
Marcus
Jo Ann Ingle
Cavour
S. D. Bestman
Jerry Moeller
Gene Drendel
Naperville
Til
Mr. Pfeffer
Wesley
Iowa
Bride and Groom to Wed in Alameda California
The bride wore satin midriffs with butterfly back bows and a full flowing skirt complemented by aqua picture hats and daisies. She is a Clark College and Iowa State graduate in Child Development and Kappa Delta. The groom, an Iowa State Industrial Engineering graduate and Phi Kappa member, will reside in Alameda with his Navy-commissioned status noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark College
Iowa State College
Ames
Kappa Delta Sorority
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Bohike
Navy
Alameda
California
Marriage of Miss Joan Margaret Sheehan and Dr Harold Cahoy
Miss Joan Margaret Sheehan and Dr. Harold Eugene Cahoy wed in a Saturday morning ceremony at St. Joseph's Catholic church Le Mars. Rt. Rev. Mser read the vows at 9 30 am with red roses decorating the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Margaret Sheehan
George Sheehan
le Mars
Harold Eugene Cahoy
Vincent Cahoy
Mitchell, S. D
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mser
J. D. Fisch
Maureen Ann Sheehan
Bill Treinen
St. Joseph's Children's Choir
Venice
Illusion Catches Bride in Crown as Le Mars Couple Marries
Marie Kay Sheehan served as maid of honor for her sister in a spring wedding at Le Mars country club. The bride wore aqua satin with a white overskirt and red and white roses. bride's sister Jan Ann Harris and ringbearer Larry Sheehan attended. Dr Roger Cahey of Schenectady, NY was best man. Gerald Conner and H A Wiebelhaus were ushers. The couple plan to reside in Lincoln Nebraska after July.
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Marie Kay Sheehan
Jan Ann Harris
Jefferson
Iowa
David Harris
Larry Sheehan
Leslie Sheehan
le Mars
Roger Cahey
Schenectady
New York
Gerald Conner
H. A. Wiebelhaus
Omaha
le Mars Country Club
State University of Iowa
St. Joseph's Hospital
Creighton University
Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity
Lincoln
Nebraska
Uly
Riediger Petersen to Wed at Trinity Church Near Hinton
Miss Marcella Riediger and Harry Petersen of Holstein plan to marry October 26 at Trinity Lutheran church near Hinton. Parents are Mr and Mrs Albert Riediger of 3409 Pierce street and Mr and Mrs Joe Petersen of Holstein. Riediger is a Le Mars graduate who studied at Carthage college before working at a Sioux City Woolworth store. Petersen is Holstein high school alumnus now engaged in farming.
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Marcella Riediger
Harry Petersen
Holstein
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hinton
Albert Riediger
Pierce Street
Joe Petersen
Mary Ellen Thomson Weds James Alan Groves at Kingsley Church
Miss Mary Ellen Thomson and James Alan Groves unite in marriage at Kingsley Methodist Church. Rev. Everett R. Major officiated with nuptial music by Mrs. Ray Hess and Dean Hess. Attendants and wedding party named. bride presented by her father in an embroidered Swiss organdy gown.
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Kingsley Methodist Church
Mary Ellen Thomson
Avery Thomson
Kingsley
James Alan Groves
Wilfred Groves
Webster City
Groves
Everett R. Major
Ray A. Hess
Dean Hess
Roger Vogt
Donna Leck
Walter Earhart
Richard Detlefs
Eugene Krumm
Philip Antischel
Jerry Mathewson
Loring Aronson
Sabrina
Wedding Attire Noted In Mother Of Bride Appearance
The description highlights scalloped sleeves on a bouffant floor length gown with an embroidered deep scallop insert and a fingertip veil from silk illusion. The mother of the bride wore a sheer duster over a beige sheath for the daughter's wedding and reception at the Thom son residence. The Groves plan to reside in Wellsville after July 15.
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Thomson
Police Court Fines in State Cases by Mayor's Court
List of individuals fined in state cases heard in mayor's court including John Smith Sioux City night speed nine dollars Armand Holtgen Hinton night speed nine dollars Victor Seglem Sioux City improper registration twenty dollars and no registration on trailer forty four Stanley Vanderloo night speed Merrill nine dollars Lowell Ruge Cherokee night speed twenty dollars Dick Veltkamp Sanborn night speed fourteen dollars Bruce VerHoef Sioux Center night speed sixteen dollars Drexal Syfred Fort lodge intoxication twenty dollars John Hamm Merrill night speed nine dollars Loren Jordahl Akron improper passing fifteen dollars Also fines in justice of the peace Gordon Tentinger's office Arthur Raymond Knight Topeka Kansas night speed ten dollars Laurence G Korver Walnut Grove Minnesota night speed seven dollars John ee Phipps Cherokee noisy muffler
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John Smith
Sioux City
Armand Holtgen
Hinton
Victor Seglem
Stanley Vanderloo
Night Speed
Merrill
Lowell Ruge
Cherokee
Dick Veltkamp
Sanborn
Bruce VerHoef
Sioux Center
Drexal Syfred
Fort Lodge
John Hamm
Loren Jordahl
Akron
Justice of the Peace
Gordon Tentinger
Arthur Raymond Knight
Topeka
Kansas
Laurence G. Korver
Walnut Grove
Minnesota
Johnee Phipps
Engagement of Alice Ann Geitzenauer to Larry Parker
Mr and Mrs Delbert Geitzenauer of Fenton Minnesota announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Ann to Larry Parker son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Parker of Moville Iowa The bride to be is a 1956 Central high school graduate in Fenton and has worked at the New Cafe in Emmetsburg Parker works for Iowa Public Service based in Le Mars Iowa The wedding is scheduled for June 22 A bridal shower was held Monday night at Fenton Lutheran church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Geitzenauer
Fenton
Minnesota
Alice Ann
Larry Parker
Cecil Parker
Movillé
Iowa
Geitzenauer
Central High School
Emmetsburg
Parker
Iowa Public Service
le Mars
Fenton Lutheran Church
Fairmount Daily Sentinel
Old Friends Tale Of Wheat Field And Nightfall
The narrator recalls an old friend with a quirky counting method for acres who loses track with government figures, then departs as shadows lengthen. The friend’s face appears worn and watery eyed, reflecting a fading vision and age as twilight nears. The piece closes with a lingering, reflective mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
VOYNE
Iowa International auto race set for July at Fair Track
Defending champion Bobby Burdick of Omaha leads early entries for the Iowa International auto race at the State Fair track on Sunday afternoon July 13. The 23 year old set an IMCA world record for 300 laps on a half mile track last year in 2 hours 54 minutes 33.32 seconds. Time trials will determine the 33 car field. Al Sweeney of National Speedways will direct the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Lloyd Cunningham
al Sweeney
National Speedways, Inc
Gratitude Note From Mrs Thunhorst To Hospital Helpers
Mrs. L. E. Thunhorst thanks relatives friends and hospital staff for visits and cards during her stay. She gratefully acknowledges Dr Downing Dr Belk Rev Tegtmeier and all who offered prayers and care.
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Corlon
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Philip Huewe
G. G. Huewe
Iowa City
Huene
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J. Petersen
Albert J. Petersen
Third Avenue S.W
Air Force
Fairchild Air Force Base
Washington
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Iowa State University
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Darby's Rangers
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George Montgomery
WM Davis
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