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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1953
Page
13
Wry commentary on McCarthy pressuring private Greek shipowners to halt wartime aid to the Reds. Critiques the State Department for handling the Greek issue and suggests renewed push for British-flag ships to stop war supplies. Also describes a wedding with Peggy Ritter flower girl and a reception for 175 at St Pauls with detailed attire and guests.
Madeline Mae Muth and Harold Eugene Ritter wed at St. Pauly Lutheran Church on Saturday April 4. The ceremony featured lilies and candelabra with Arden Clark singing and Vernon Ents accompanying. The bride wore a white satin gown and carried a white Bible with yellow roses, while her matron of honor Ralph Brown’s sister wore yellow satin and carried a Colonial bouquet. The groom and groomsman Donald Ritter wore brown and gray business suits.
After June 1 they will be at home to their many friends at Stour Falls, South Dakota.
Hancock Humming Bids held a regular meeting March 6 at Donnadelle Borger’s home. The group opened with the 4 H pledge. roll call cited future projects. They voted to buy stamped envelopes for reports and adjournment was moved by Edna and seconded by Evelyn. Charlotte Borger reported on courtesy and Sandra Beaulies on introductions.
Mrs Paul Viehe hosted Sunday guests including Mrs F W Weinginger and children Nancy and Tommy Weinginger from Sioux City, while Klin reported on base care and projects progressed. Rep refreshments were served by the Tse Tesa, Charlotte Borger, Reporter.
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