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Karen Meyer marries Warren Gaede Sunday On Sunday, June 26, 1966. Miss Karen Meyer, daughter of Leo E. Meyer, became the bride of Warren D. Gaede, son of Mrs. Edwin Gaede in St. John's Luth eran Church at Spring Fountain. Pastor L. J. Gutermuth per formed the 2:30 pm. double ring ceremony. Mrs. Eugene Knoploh presid ed at the organ and accompanied Arlan Schwerin as he sang “The Lord’s Prayer’ and “The Wed ding Prayer’. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in an exquisite sheath gown of pear taffeta, and scalloped hand clip ped chantilly lace, beautifully jeweled with rice pearls. It was designed with a lace edged long sleeved fitted bodice, boasting an inset cummerbund with a lace motif. A bowst center back waist line secured a Cathedral length train which floated in a cloud of fabric outlined with Seesarene laces He eadpiece had a forward petal es haytilly lace and silk argenza legyres god buds jeweled an Austrian cut crystal securing a bouffant elbow length veil of pure silk English illusion. Miriam Meyer, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Becky Gaede, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. They wore floor length gowns of yellow crepe, with scooped necklines, elbow length sleeves, empire waist lines and designed bodices. A de teachable watteau train was of contrasting bodice design. Kimberls Meier and Dean Meyer, niece ami nephew of the brie, were flower girl and ring bearer, Kimberly wore a floor length dress of dotted white swiss bows of Kay Griffith, Dean Rueber repeated EBay France, Griffith, daught er of Mrs. A. W.O'Day of Wat erloo and Paul C. Griffith of Westgate, and Dean Lee Rueber, son of Mr. and Mrs Frederick Rueber, were manried Saturday, June 25, in Zion American Lutheran Church in Waterloo Rev. Laverr. Kampie officiated at the 6:00 par Gounie ring cere mony. Miss Genevieve Anderson of Waterloo accompanied Mass Lor ete Bamz of LaPorte City as sie aang “O Perfex Love” and “The Lord's Prayer’ Giver in Baartage or her father, the bride chose 2 fivor length gunt of imported chant ily lace fashioner, with long tap ered sleeves, 6 Sabrina neck line, fried bitlice, and 2 sheath skin. The chapel sweep was ete of ruffies from the waist line. Her forward headpiece was petals of pure silk orgavee and Taetening iste caugulice LDout faor veil of pure silk Engist illusion. She carrier cescane of Frenched white carnsiou Miss Marcene Smith and Miss Patricia Crowley of Waerion,a mended the bride as maid of honor and bridesmaid resper headpieces, and carried lavender mums. William Arthur of Maynard was best man, and Roger Beder of Westgate was attendant. They wore black suits and white car nations. The groom's houton niere was a light lavender tint ed carnation. A reception followed in the church parlors for 225 guests. Hostesses were Mrs. A. E. Hous holder, Mrs. Paul Meier, and Mrs. Ted Rueber. _ Miss Patricia Griffith presided wat the guest book. The couple will make their home on the Rueber jar at Westgate where he is employed in farming, with a yellow bow at the back waistline. Russell Gaede, brother of the groom, was best man, and Wayne Meyer, brother of the bride, was an attendant. They wore black suits with white carnation bout onnieres. The groom's bouton niere was of stephaniotis. The groom’s mother wore a dress of black chiffon over pink with white accessories and a corsage of pink rose buds. A reception following the wed ding was held in the church par lors for 150 guests. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Meyer. Mrs. Russell Gaede presided at the guest book. In charge of the gift table were Mrs. Dennis Nei meyer, Mrs. Jerome Leach, and Mrs. Douglas Kuker. Waitresses were Nancy Gitch, Jeanette Meyer, Lynda Brad ford, and Deneise Bartels. The groom is a salesman for the Electrolux Corp., and both are graduates of Sumner High School. Gertrude Farley weds Paul Niemann Wedding ‘vows of Gertrude Farley and Paul Niemann were exchanged Saturday, June 25, 1966, in St. John American Luth eran Church. Rev. John Mohr officiated at the 3:00 p.m. double ring ceremony. Lydia Reisner, sister of the groom, was matron of honor, and M. A. Jacobi, brother of the bride, was best man. A dinner for the immediate family and attendants was serv ed following the ceremony at the Ritz Cafe. A reception was held in the evening at Knights of Columbus Lodge in Oelwein. Those present at the ceremony sod dinner were immediate fam ilies of the bride and groom and attendants, including: Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Yungtum and family, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Boreherd ing and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Niemann and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Cullen and fam ily of Clarendon Hills, IM, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Farley and family of Dubuque, Mrs. Lidia Reisner, Mary and Bob, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jacobi and Rieck of Wau kon, Roger Westendorf of Hawk eye and Rev. and Mrs. John Mobr. The bride is a Home Service Advisor at Inverstawe Power Co. in, West Union, while the groom as owner of Niemaer Construc en Co. in Sumoer Thomas-Cletisch vows repeated WESTGATE—Mariion Viole Thomas Gaugmler of Meard Wes, Jack Thome, of Maynard and Dale Arthur Cielisci.. son of Mr and Mrs. Raymond Céltiscn of Westgate were shared Sun day. June 1¢ The couple will reside in Gel- Wein. Mr. Ciefecn, wit i: er PioseG at Minciuwers Consrue- Gun ic Waterion. plist: i. atecud Upper ows University tus fal! Surprise party hepors Mrs. Wederueier Sire. Dorgtay Wetemenn was beneres an Ger bimbosy anniv ersary With a@ surprise party Breo in the Love of the Gauges er ane family. bir aur Wi Boule Proisver aue Crug Sundsy eveting puesi: mere Miss Crernos Karenos Wir ane brs. Eldws Beep brane Airs. Meivie Byer Kaew, Tig mey and Booey. Wrang Wins Wilbert Burs, Conc an Kinky, Mr. and Mrs. Bescy Buris and Mrs. Ernie Suncwue and Joey, Mr. and Wey ¥nagin: Haar, Jerry sna Goe, Wr. apt Mrs. Ervin Wetsuit aun Wir, and Mrs. Bill Hagped The evening was serial pig ing Progressive 506 an hund was served. Katherine Weidemann weds Dale Ott on Saturday, June 45, 1966. Katherine Ann Weidemann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weidemann of Waucoma2, be came the bride of Dale Alfred Ott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adel bert Ott of Hawkeye. Pastor Andrew Oppedahl of ficiated at the 2:00 p.m. double ring ceremony in Hawkeye Trin ity Lutheran Church. Mrs. Leonard Benter presided at the organ and accompanied Owen Ott as he sang “The Lord's Prayer” and “Because”. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a gown of lace over acetate taffe ta. It featured a scalloped bolero effect and sleeves of acetate ny lon lace. The stand-out skirt had a deep front pleat and scalloped lace side panels. Her bouquet was of white and pink miniature roses, white carnations, and white ribbon. She wore a fin ger-tip nylon net well caught by a crown of pearls. Jackie Weidemann of Wau coma, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Linda Weide mann, cousin of the bride was Helen Harmon weds William Ott recently FREDERICKSBURG—On Fri day afternoon, June 17, in the First Baptist Church in Fred ericksburg, Miss Helen Harmon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harmon of Independence, Mo., became the bride of William Ott, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ott. Rev. Jack Fasko performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of close relatives. He also sang “The Wedding Song” and “O Perfect Day accompa nied by Mrs. Floyd Harkrader at the organ. Denny Ott, brother of the groom, was best man, and his wife, Shirley, was matron of honor. The bride’s dress was street length, made of white cotton trimmed in lace. She carried a bouquet of whites roses. Mrs. Denny Ott wore a blue dress and carried 2 boques of white carnations Mee. Ort has been attending the North West Missouri State College in Maryville, Mo., and is a member of the Delta Zeta Sorority. Inr. Gut iv @ graduate of Fred ericksburg high school and will continue his studies this fall in Kort. Wer Missouri State Coll ege in Maryville. The couple plan to reside in Maryville this fall, but will be spending the summer in Fred- EPICKEDALE. After the ceremony, a small TELEPLIVE Was Let in io home at the growing parent, Mr. and Dire James Orr About a0 young friends of Mr. gue Mason gathered Baturdey evermne June 26. fe ¢ charyari Ob tik Soakge Couple. Sie: godding AU eipary puted FREDERUCA---The allver wed fang annuiversary ii Wo. and Wis Stanley Bablinsos of Free- Eft we Pleven WIT oY Bouse Suutey eueropeo at tat Wellivois: chased pathos, with a daily Gi): sereed at pas Bits. Kanes Tapeius. Bay Buenpe Win. Koen Sreyer Bir aue Wie Livers Echiuthecoe sere tyke Alueet Cue Uinheed tively five Sue were pient fees Fred enersturg Wrote, Frool Barely Sauer ae Aylog wa. idee ale pubic, fle. One cypanin. pret tele and ice Sale AE EQ (Mil. 3 Chane oe bridesmaid. They wore dresses of acetate and nylon lace, with an empire waist, and low backs. They carried bouquets of white miniature roses and carnations. Laurel Ott and Ricky Daniels were flower girl and ring bearer. Rodney Ott, brother of the groom, was best man. Gene Ott was attendant. They wore bou tonnieres of white carnations. A reception was held follow ing the wedding in the church basement for 150 guests. Cake was cut by Mrs. Melvin Schlat ter and Mrs. Lester Weidemann. Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weidemann. Presiding at the guest book was Mrs. Jim Daniels. In charge of the gift table were Janeen Wells, Jean nie Martin, and Rosie Patrick. Waitresses were Lynn Pape, Donna Gruenburg, Dorothy Gal ley, Sharell Wysdahl, and Elaine Thorson. The bride is a graduate of North High in West Union, and the groom also attended North High. He is now employed at Darling Company. The couple will make their home in Alpha. W. D. Stevens’ honored on silver anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stevens were honored on their 25th wed ding anniversary Saturday even ing at a dinner at Carver's Res taurant in Waverly. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kruse of Waterloo, Rosemary Stevens of Des Moines, Paul Hahle of Ames and Stan ley, Barbera, Jeanette and Wil ma Stevens of Sumner. They were presented with a silver coffee service, a gift from the family. Their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jackson and family of Guthrie Center were unable to attend. Waskow reunion held Sunday at city park The 12th annual Waskow Re union was held Sunday, June 26, with a picnic dinner at the Sumner Park with 70 present. Those present were from Denv er, Cole, Deer Creek, Minn., Little Falls, Minn., La Crescent, Minn., Waterloo, Evansdale, Greene, Arlington, Independ ence, Randalls, and Sumner. Those in charge this year were Mr. and Mra. Leslie Oakes, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, Waskow, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Harms. Prizes were given as follows: Youngest, Laun Lyne Legh, 16 tmps.; oldest, Mrs. Sarah Was klow, 81; married longest, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ambrose; married shortest, Mrs. and Mrs. Larry ern largest family at home, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schrader; longest distance, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cluts of Denver, Cols. Next meeting will be held at Hope Matin Park in Waterloo, ‘he fourth Sunday in June, 1967. Committee in charge will be Mr. and Mrs. Donald Waskow, coaliman, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carstensen and Mr. and Mrs. Wayford Ambrose. Lori Ann Peters Baptized Sunday FAIRBANK—Lori Ann Peters, isfan! Gasgater of Mr. and Mr.. Withor Peters received the bless ing of Hay Beplian , the §2, Matinee's Lutheran Church Sulley woiting, June 2. with Me Rev. Erick J. Goribuin ot Eciaticg, Toitere Margin Extusidt, Maz. deline Steege and Connie Peters. A beptiacal dinner was held at the parent's home for moon- Mae ONG their families and Hey, we Mes Keke J. Doccuich wid family. Judy Johnston, Don Jacob exchange vows recently Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacob are at home at Rainbow Mobile Court in Cedar Falls, after a short wedding trip to Wisconsin Judy Kay Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, and Don Jacob, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jacob, were married Saturday, June 18, 1966, at 10:00 am. in the Immaculate Concep tion Catholic Church,with Fath er Kleiner officiating at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Clayton O’Brien presided at the organ and accompanied Bea Callanan as she sang “Ave Maria”. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a floor length gown of linen de signed with a scaap neckline and short sleeves. The inset cummer bund featured a sheath skirt with a full back and a back Dior bow. Pearls and opaline beading accented the bodice. She carried a bouquet of yellow daisies and yellow roses, and wore a crown of seed pearls and Swiss Braid with a two tier imported silk illusion veil. Miss Paula Johnston, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Miss Rachel Zummak of Waterloo was bridesmaid. They wore dresses of powder blue lin en, with a bodice of capen blue lace, and carried baskets of blue and white daisies. _ Charles Jacob of Tripoli at tended his brother as best man, and Ken Mericle of Ames was also an attendant. White tuxedo jackets with white carnation boutonnieres were worn by the attendants. The groom had a boutonniere of yellow roses from the bridal bouquet, Monty Wuttke of Oelwein and Ronald Meyer were ushers. The bride's mother chose a blue lace dress and a blue turre hat, while the groom's mother Stevens-Hahle summer wedding planned Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stevens of Sumner announce the engage ment and approaching wedding of their daughter, Rosemary L eft Des Moines to Paul D. Hable of Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. W . Hable of Sumner. Miss Stevens, a former Uni versity of Town student, is now employed during the summer at the Commission for the Blind in Des Moines. Mr. Highle attended 15.A. at Ainey for the past two years where he is presently employed at the Engineering Research In stitute. The wedding will be held Aug. 47 of the BULB. Church in Sug ter, wore a blue and white silk dress with a white straw hat. Both wore white daisy corsages. A reception was held follow ing the wedding in the church parlors, with tables decorated in blue and white. Hostesses were Mrs. Wanda DeHaven and Mrs. Della Creag er. Miss Peggy Kraninger, Mrs. Betty Jenkins, Miss Sherri Bail ey and Miss Joanne Neinord were waitresses. Mrs. Verla Trusty, sister of the groom, presided at the guest book, and Miss. Kathy Kalinoff and Miss Sara Van Roberts were in charge of the gift table. The bride is a student nurse and will graduate from Allen Memorial on August 26, 1968. The groom is employed at John Deere and also attends State College of Iowa in Cedar Falls. Observes 80th birthday anniversary Mrs. Gust Hahn was honored on her 80th birthday annivers ary Sunday with a picnic din ner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Vandersee at Fayette. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Vandersee and family and Terry Randall and friend of Cedar Rapids, Miss Shirley Vandersee of Minneapolis, Minn, Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Vandersee and family of Fayette, Mr. and Mrs. Harald Vandersee and fam ily of Oelwein, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vandersee,, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Vandersee and Dennis and the honored guest, Mrs. Hahn. Mrs. Lavern Vandersee made a birthday cake and presented it to Mrs. Hahn. 35th Traeger and Rockdaschel reunion The 85th Traeger and Rock daschel reunion was held Sun day at the Oelwein Park with 75 present from Cedar Rapids, Gar rison, Algona, West Union, Cler mont, Marion, Sumner, Hawk eye, and Whittemore. The oldest member present was Art Traeger of Sumner, 71 years, and the youngest was Ann Kardi Pape, 4 mos., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pape of West Union. Seven births, no deaths, and three marriages were reported. New officers are president, Richard Traeger; vice-president, Philip Leyh, both of Sumner; sec.treags., Laurence Traeger of Hawkeye and historian, Mrs. Philip Leyh of Sumner. The 1967 reunion will be held at the Oelwein Park the last Sunday in June. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poock note wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. H. Poock observed their 25th wed ding anniversary on Sunday, June 19, with a family dinner at noon at St. Paul's Lutheran Church Parlors followed by an Open House from 2 to 4 p.m. Guests were present from Sumner, Oclwein, Westgate, Readlyn, Denver, Waverly, Wat erloo, Kansas City, Mo.; Ro chester, Minn.; Kasson, Minn.; West Liberty, Tripoli, Dunker ton and Fairbank. Alita Pipho and Walter L. H. Poock were married June 15, 1941, in St. John's Lutheran Church at Maxfield. All attend ants were present for the occas sion, including Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mrs. Fred Strike, Ernest Poock, Lorenz Poock, Robert Schmidt Mrs. Howard Gransee, Mrs. James Magee, Werner Poock and John N. Pipho. Relatives were guests in their home for the evening. i MISS ROSEMARY STEVENS
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Sumner Gazette
Sumner, Iowa, US
Thu, Jun 30, 1966
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