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During the last few weeks, members of the Towana area jap committee have been pre paring ‘Camp Hitaga, the Camp Fire Girls camp near Walker, for its opening June 19. A staff of 39 persons have been chosen to manage the camp int j addition to the counselor staff, and a group of 3 mothers who will assist throughout the season. Three vacancies in the first cate gory will be fled before camp pens. Additions to the camp include, 16 new showers at the pool and a string of 12 horses. The fathers group assists at a camp during the weeks in which their daughters are campers. Two mothers work in the junior cabin], units and two serve with {he lkltehen unit... ’ Mothers who will be assisting’, Ossian—Wedldlig vows will berat Hitaga during ‘the season will’ exchanged Wednesday by Diannas have on orientation and training], Tenet Bushman, daughter of the session Monday from 11 a.m. by, Peter E. Bushmans, and Robert 5 pm. at the camp, Luncheon! Joseph Hinek, son of Mr. and Mrs.hwill be served, Anyone in need|' Art Erick, The wedding will be for transportation' is asked to con|' [read in St. Francis de Sales|tad the Camp Fire office, 40253. lehureh. Iowana mothers who will serve : ‘ _ for the camp this season include Decorah—The Robert B. Olsons|the Mines, Forrest Ainsworth, R.| have announced the engagement|A, ‘Ainsworth, O, EH, Baker, Earl and approaching marriage of their Blattel, A. F. Brisbi, Thomas E. daughter, Roberta, to Roger K.l Cooper, D. H. Croyie, Doria Ert- Fjelstul, son of Mrs. Lillian Fjelpwards, C. L. Egger, James Evers, stul.. An August 2 wedding is Marvin Watka, Marvin Harman, planned, The bride-elect is all. . Johnson, Daniel Kiley, Jr., teacher In Sioux City, Mr. First Edward Koza, James Lightner, J. slut is @ graduate of Luther yol H. Merklin, Glen EB. Miller, lege. Charley Novak, Wayne Yearson, Wayne Peters, L. E. Plotkin, H. Trobert Redus, Ralph Reapstein, Wayne Ross, Harry Tritle, Elery Turner, E. J. Vanous, Don Was kow, Dan Wiliams and Robert R Wea Fort Atkinson — Miss Arlene Leuenberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Leuenberger, and Joseph Shindelar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shindelar of Calmar, will exchange wedding vows Wednesday in St.Wencasiaus church in Spillville. The bride- elect, a graduate nurse, is em ployed at St. Luke's hospital in, cedar Rapids. Her fiance is a student. at Town, State college, a Tama — Miss Carolyn Combs, daughter of Mrs. Daphine Combs of Des Moines and Earl Combs, of Chicago, became the bride of Charmas B. Yager, son of the Earl Wi. Yavers of Burlington, June 4 a Central Presbyterian church in 2s Moines. Tha couple teach in fama high school. They will mand tha etienimar in Arelinotan Syeene tiny sensatenea aha er mnanereseeenyy * + 3 Copgon—Miss Marianne Finne gan, daughter of the John Finne- gans of Clermont, and Gerald W. Ironsides, son of the James Iron sides, were married Saturday at 9:30 am. in St. Peter’s Catholic church in Clermont. The bride room attends the University of Nowa and will be employed for thhe summer in, Cedar Rapids, where the bride also is employed. Postylle + Mrs. J. W. Myers announces the June 3 marriage of her daughter, Patricia, to Merle Work of Fort Morgan, Conn. The wedding took place at Fort Morgan. Columbus Junction — Wedding vows will be exchanged Sunday in Charles City by Leota Ruth Pross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Pross of Charles City, and Daryl Eugene Buffington, son of thhe Reid A. Buffingtons, we rare GALLOPING BREAKFAST FOR ROOSEVELT SENIORS. Eleven senior girls from Roose velt school were entertained at a galloping breakfast Thursday morning by Nancy Meyn and Judy Clausen ‘at the Harold F. Meyn home, 915 Dayenne NW, Betty Bateson of Eldora and Su san Welsh, Priscilla Grigg, June Richtarik, Catharine Colony, Jas net, Hagerman, Sandy Sirowy, Jane Hauskins, Ilse Kruger, Joce lyn Chapman, Vicky Warner and Marilyn Mueller attended, DONALD R. GOODYEAR LEAVES FOR EUROPE, Donald R. Goodyear, who teaches in Dixon, LL, son of the Arlo ©. Goodyears, 1419 Fourth avenue BSE, ‘sailed for Europe Thursday from Montreal, Can ada, on the Columbia. He will spend the summer touring Eng land, Ireland, Scotland, France, Thaly, Switzerland, Austria , and Germany. In France, he will visit Lt and Mrs. James F. O'Rieley, Lt. O'Rieley is the son of the M. W. O'Rieleys, 2151 Blake boulevard SE, THREE GIRLS HONORED AT BIRTHDAY BREAKFAST. A surprise birthday breakfast was given Friday morning at the W. A. Greiner home, 2440 Will iiams boulevard SW, honoring Peggy Adams, Sandy Luke and Marcia Hansey. Co - hostesses were Carol Greiner and Vegla Bainter. The 18 guests attending all are classmates at Roosevelt school,
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, US
Fri, Jun 10, 1955
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