Local Couples Wed In Ceremonies this Week
The wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Oswald and Harold F Schneiter occurred Wednesday morning June 11 at Sacred Heart church with Rev Eugene Lorenz officiating. Attendants included Ruth and Helen Bader. best men Earl Oswald and Paul Schneiter. reception in church parlors. couple to reside in Monticello after a honeymoon trip to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Oswald
Joe Oswald
Harold F., Schneiter
Clara Onfinson
Minnesota
Sacred Heart Church
Ruth Bader
Helen Bader
Earl
Minneapolis
Bevans Coyle Wedding in Davenport Presbyterian Church
LaVerna Bevans wed Raymond D. Coyle in Davenport First Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a cinnamon brown suit with pink and brown accessories and orchid corsage. Attendants included Elsa Anderson of Cedar Falls and Leo Kiburz of Monticello. Anderson wore beige with brown accessories. The bride is a Plainfield native and ISUTEA graduate who taught in Monticello schools. Coyle, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Caste of Monticello, graduated from Lenox College and served 45 months in the US Army, 19 overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cello
Marion Axtell
Waterloo
Mildred Orr
Columbus Junction
Dorothy Lund
Ralph W. Heald
Ethel Nagle
Fayette
Lorraine Blesie
Renwick
Sandra Smith
Adams
Monticello
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Pi Theta Pi
Iowa Teachers First
Torch and Tassel
Boyd Shannon
L. A. Iverson
A. F. Walker
Margaret Ann Zimmerman
Randy Ganfield
Miriam Hansen
Naomi Mumke
Bevans-Coyle
Davenport
LaVerna Bevans
Raymond D. Coyle
First Presbyterian Church
Albert Nickless
Elsa Anderson
Leo Kiburz
Anderson
Ida E. Bevans
Plainfield
Coyle
Henry Caste
Lenox College
United States Army
Munti
Dorothy Negle Weds Raymond Adams in Bright Moulton Ceremony
Dorothy Negle and Raymond Adams married with a ceremony at Moulton. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C Leblanc of Waterloo, wore satin with Chantilly lace and a pearl coronet. Best man was Lowell Adams of Moulton, with maid of honor Barbara Kuringer of Minneapolis and bridesmaid Elynor Gasser in aqua. The reception featured organ music and multiple floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sote
Mero
Sirs
Waterloo
Miro O
Desse AL Adams
Moulton
Ralph Cook
Bond
Grieg
Downing
Cadmann
Barbara Kuringer
Minneapolis
Minn
Elynor Gasser
Thelma Nagle Johnson
Montezuma
Real Shepard
Lowell P. Adams
Jesse M. Adams
Donald Nagie
Austin
Mary Freese Weds Elmer Zumbach in Wayne Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Mary Freese and Elmer Zumbach married Friday evening June 6 at Wayne Lutheran Church. The double ring ceremony featured candles and summer flowers with music by Mrs. Donald Danneman. The bride wore an eyelet organdy gown with a three strand pearl necklace and carried red roses. A reception for 150 followed, with guests from Monticello and Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Freese
Henry Freese
Amber
Elmer Zumbach
Louis Zumbach
Ryan
Wayne Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Donald Danneman
Myron Zumbach
Albert Zumbach, Jr
Katherine Bohlken
Mabel Caspers
Marie Kray
Abel Heech
Andiow
Phat
Theodore
Beather
Uhers
Vaymoend Mreese
Myton Zumbach
Albert Zumbeek
Abe
Rex Reuter
Harley Streeper
Merle Jansen
Arlene Kuhns
Lois Tobiason
Laura Meims
Colleen Webber
Greta Kuhns
Pauline Tobiason
Dorothy Marshall
Virginia Lahey
Elfreda Tobiason
Monticello Public School
Wallace
Cruise
Olin
Clarence Neilsen
Emma Kray
Ruth Clark Weds Donald Grom At Scotch Grove Church
Ruth Eleanor Clark eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Clark and Donald Ernest Grom son of Mrs Carrie Grom and the late I E Grom were married in a candlelight ceremony June 4 at Scotch Grove Presbyterian church. Rev Tyrrell and Rev Koschmann officiated with organ selections and flowers in white, gold and blue. The bride wore white satin with venetian lace, carried white roses and sweet peas, and was given in marriage by her father. Alice Clark served as maid of honor. Betty Gram and other attendants participated as bridesmaid and ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Ruth Eleanor Clark
W. B. Clark
Donald Ernest Grom
Carrie Grom
I. E. Grom
Colesburg
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Frederick G. Tyrrell
Highland
Ind
Koschmann
Esther Sinclair
Mellette
Franck
Schubert
Beth Klenk
Oxford
Sinclair
Lohengren
Mendelssohn
Alice Clark
Betty Gram
Colesbury
Clark
Jack Naylor
Curt Yolman
Cedar Falls
Rose
Brown
Ralph Paulsen
Ciba
Carl Totman
Carl Gull
Eloise Sutherland
A. J. Emmerich
Grom
Scotch Grove Township
Monticello High School
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Pleadies Society
Green Lake
Spicer Lake
Minn
Fred Light
Robert Wessels
Virgil Wessels
Harry Koenecke
Eunice
Marjorie
Nancy Koenecke
Blanche Grimes
Fred Mentzer
Ruth Dittmars
Burdette Wessels
Chauncey Brown
Shirley
Mickey Brown
Sylvia
David Tyrrell
A. B. Norris
Harold Norris
Ann Louise
Hawick
Warren Porter
Davenport
Culver Keenans
Iowa City
Wanda Culbertson
Edgewood
Warren Reuber
Maynard
Leroy Schakel
Barbara
Prairie City
Gloria Peet
Martelle
Crystal Wells
Emma Gull
John Blaker
William Kenney
Diana
Hazel Kenney
Manchester
R. P. Clark
Charles Nelson
William First
LaVern Eilers
Carl Husmann
Harold
F. D. Sinclair
Janet Sinclair
Arnold Jacobs
Harry Prult
June Henrichs
L. A. Oltman
Monticello
Albert Schrader
Anamosa
Marvin Lacock
Henry Lorenzen
Wyoming
Frank Himebaugh
Walter Seiler
S. G. Thompson
Charlotte Clark
Center Junction
Family Names Listed in Anamosa Area Notices
Local notice lists numerous residents and families from Anamosa Hopkinton Manchester Cedar Rapids Cascade and surrounding areas. Names include Marie Edna Earl Zumbach Arlene Hagen Howard Miller and several Zumbach families plus others across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Edna
Earl Zumbach
Anamosa
Arlene Hagen
Howard Miller
Cedar Rapids
Dale Marshall
Cascade
M. J. Mattheis
Albert Zumbach
Ervin
John Zumbach
Ray Kehrli
Kenneth
Clifford
Louis Zumbach
LaVerne
Ryan
Edward Zumbach
Arthur Luck
Myron Zumbach
Coggan
Karl Zumbach
Hopkinton
Gottlieb Keebler
John Messerli
LaVenne Heiken
Manchester
Tipton Couple Married In Monticello Monday
Otis A. Gable son of Mr and Mrs Otis Albert Gable Tipton and Miss Eleanor D Holtz of Toronto wed Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse with Dr Wm J Grossheim performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis A. Gable
Otis Albert Gable
Tipton
Eleanor D. Holtz
Toronto
Presbyterian Manse
Wm. J. Grossheim
Wedding Guests Attend Colesburg Couple's Nuptials and Reception
A wedding in Colesburg featured a reception hosted by relatives with Mrs. Carl Totman and Mrs. Carl Gull pouring. The couple, a Grom and his bride from Monticello area, were celebrated with yellow and white decor. Guests from numerous Iowa towns attended, and post wedding visits included supper at the Crilley home and travels to Minnesota.
Tipton Guests Visit Doxsee Family News
Mr and Mrs Don Emery of Tipton stayed over the weekend with Mr and Mrs W K Doxsee. Mrs Emery and Mrs Doxsee are sisters. George C Doxsee and Dick Bonwell left for Mount Vernon to attend Cornell college summer school sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Emery
Tipton
W. K. Doxsee
Emery
Doxsee
Tipton High School
George C. Doxsee
Dick Bonwell
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Washington visitors join local family for weekend dinner
Mr and Mrs George Fresh water and their children Jack and Nancy from Washington Iowa visited Richard Cartano over the weekend. They were guests at a family dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs B E Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Freshwater
Jack
Nancy
Washington
Richard Cartano
B. E. Abel
Community Notices and Visits Across States
Lt Cmdr and Mrs Hunt and son Billy visit Newport relatives before a year in Annapolis. St John s Lutheran youth group host Grand View park picnic in Dubuque. Edens welcome daughter Sharyl Lee born at John McDonald hospital. Perrenaud and relatives visit Washington DC en route to Los Angeles. Edgar Vernon family to Anita for reunion with Beebe kin and Hawaii relatives. Anamosa Luther League hosts skating party for Jones County groups. Liddy attends Iowa City graduation where son Bob earns LB A degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hunt
Billy
Newport
R. I
Young People’s Society of St. John's Lutheran Church
Grand View Park
Dubuque
Edgar Vernon
Sarah
Anita
Library Adds Ten Books To Shelves
Librarian Mrs. B. C. Roberts announced this week the addition of ten new books to the Cedar Rapids library. The new fiction titles include Lost Landscape, Skinny Angel, The Octopus, 70 Miles from a Lemon, Surgeon in Charge, High of Heart, Pract practically Perfect, and The Golden Stallion. Nonfiction adds Flower Arranging for the American Home and Your Western National Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Roberts
Winifred Welles
Thelma Jones
Frank Norris
Haydin Yates
E. Seifert
Emilie Loring
Janet Lambert
T. Waldeck
Gladys Taber
Dorr Yeager
Mrs Seehusen Returns Home From Illness
Friends announce Mrs. M. H. Seehusen has returned to her home Tuesday after a serious illness at the University hospital in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Seehusen
Iowa City
University Hospital
Des Moines Attendance by Deputy Superintendent Carmichael
Deputy County Superintendent Margaret C. Carmichael spent two days in Des Moines this week for a special meeting of Iowa deputy state superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Margaret C. Carmichael
State of
Iowa
County Supervisors Confirm Assessors’ Work
The county board of supervisors met last Tuesday as a board of review and accepted the reports of the county assessors. Visitors included Rev. and Mrs. Niederwimmer and daughters Irma and Helen of Allison, Rev. and Mrs. S. Sandrock of LaPorte City, and Melvin and Carolyn Baird of Blissfield visiting grandparents. Mrs. J. L. Wolf attended her mother and nephew’s graduation in Dyersville. Richard “Bud” Griffith returned home after a week in John McDonald hospital for spinal surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board,of Supervisors
Robert Niederwimmer
Irma
Helen
Allison
Melvin and
Carolyn Baird
Blissfield, Mich
Mrs
J. L. Wolf
Anton Wilhelm
Dyersville
Richard “Bud” Griffith
John McDonald Hospital
Baptism Service Held for Perkins Grandchildren in Plattville
Dr and Mrs Lyman Perkins spent the weekend in Plattville Wisconsin at Rev H C Culvers home. On Sunday Rev Culver officiated the baptism of James Culver Perkins and Patricia Jane Bircher grandchildren of the couple. Mrs Perkins and Mrs Bircher are sisters. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs George Cronin Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs John Cronin and family of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman ” Perkins
Nancy
James
Plattville
Wis
Perkins
H. C. Culver
Otto Smith
George Cronin
Cedar Rapids
John Cronin and
St. Louis
Webber Birthday Surprise Spreads Joy Among Kin
A group of relatives and friends surprised Mr and Mrs John Webber on their birthdays May 27. Both Webbers share a birthday. The evening was social with card playing and a luncheon served from baskets brought by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webber
Mrs. Webber
Mrs Wilcox and son return home from Pontiac visit
Mrs Robert Wilcox and her son Robert John traveled back to Monti cello Monday after a week with Mrs Wilcox's sister Mrs Dennis Zumbrunnen in Pontiac Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilcox
Robert John
Monticello
Wilcox
Dennis Zumbrunnen
Pontiac
Michigan
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Harold Schneiter
Dorothy Negle
Raymond &. Aloms
Ruth Clark
Marshall Byerly
C. J. Conklin
Crilley
Central City
Mr. Conklin
Verner Conklin
Frank Schmitt
Willis
Ray Schmitt
Shirley Ann
Holy Cross
Guy C. Bonwell
Edward Cox
Mer
Mrs. Herbert Cox
Earlville
Lynn
M. J. Prochaska
Sunia Lann
Norma Trane
William Krause
Alleman
Frank Ruggeberg
Lost Nation
Will Burrichter
David Hanson
Guy Maltas
Welton
A. W. Sprague
Berkley
Calif
John Eden
Sharyl Lee
Edens
Joann
Chris Egger
Bakersfield
Albert Gruenig
Pukwana
S. D
Adolph Egger
Arthur Perrenaud
Washington, D. C
Edna Hoult
Los Angeles
James W. Nelson
Marilyn
H. C. Nelson
N. J. Garrison
Columbia, Mo
Anamosa Luther League
Ce- Mar
Jones Countty Luther Leagues
St. Matthews
J. A. Liddy
Bob
University of Iuwa
H. A. Severn
E. W. Funkey
California
Stuhler
Bing
Per Lug
Folger’s
QAEDA
NAAS
Campbell
TATA
Lg LE
Cudahy
Ske
FOODS
van Camp
Jack Sprat
Ita Mae
Rinso Or
Oxydol
Pillsbury’s
Prunes
Long’s Dept. Store
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