Cascade Prom Vibes Graceful Night at Legion Pavilion
The joint St Marys and St Martins prom lit the American Legion Pavilion with a Grand March led by Larry Fosters orchestra. Kay Frasher and Danny Horsefield named queen and king of St Martins with Karen Fangman and Irvin Manternach crowned for St Marys as queen and king. The hall theme Swinging in Spring featured blossomed trees and birds as confetti flowed from a hanging ball. A May 12 1869 note recalls the first Rock Island train entering Council Bluffs with community celebrating.
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Cascade
St. Mary’s
St. Martin’s
American Legion
Larry Foster
Kay Frasher
Danny Horsefield
St. Martin's School
St. Mary’s School
Karen Fangman
Irvin Manternach
Missouri
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Council Bluffs
Fire Company
Ladies’ Societies
Artilery Squad
Cascade wedding unites Janet Manternach and Richard Ripple
Janet Aileen Manternach of Cascade and Richard Carl Ripple of Carthage Ill were married in a Cascade St. Marys Catholic church ceremony conducted by Rev J F Mauer at 10 am on Saturday May 14 The bride wore an organza gown with a fingertip veil and carried white and pink carnations The couple plans a southern states honeymoon and the groom practices law in Carthage IL with the O Harra Ripple Law Firm Measurements include the brides parents Mr and Mrs Jacob H Manternach and the grooms parents Mr and Mrs Harold Ripple This item also notes local social happenings and related community notices
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Guild of the
Linda Mowrey
Harland Hetzler
Galilee
Ephriam Isaac
Wartburg
Ethiopia
Schlueter
LaVern Plueger
Gene Adams
LeRoy Hinrichs
John Rickels
Hei Schoon
Roberta Helgens
Eddie Brokens
Victor Mowrey
Guild
Gerd Otten
Marcos
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Lumpa
James Bromwell
Cedar Rapids
America
Harold Scherrer
Donald Martins
Bud Baders
Paul Lumpas
Bud Reynolds
Cascade
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Janet Aileen Manternach
Richard Carl Ripple
Carthage
Ill
Jacob H. Manternach
Harold Ripple
Maquoketa
J. F. Mauer
Magdalen Koenigsfeld
Judy Connolly
Dubuque
Grace Manternach
Linda Lou Manternach
Donald Manternach
Thomas Manternach
Maldean Finn
Maid of Honor
James Hancock
Craig Ripple
Maurice Miller
Orland Manternach
Donald Tebben
Legion Pavilion
Mrs
Ripple
St. Mary's High School
Briar Cliff College
Sioux City
Anderson , Weber, Lincoln
Mercury Agency
University of
Louie Wright
Jackson County Public Hospital
Terry Patton
Ames
Kenneth Patton
Don
Hank Klatt
Clarence
Alan Rohwedder
Michael Swenson
Earl Phillips
Sons of
Muscatine
Frank Phillips
Purdy Stoller
DeWitt
Gilbert Jones
August Ahrendsen
Viola Mader
Wyoming
Leo Levsen
Norman Ahrendsen
Emma Robertson
Marion
Hans Rohwedder
Bruce Glick
Mason City
Nellie May Glick
Bill Reese
Hiawatha
O.E.S
Ross Henderson
Mary Cubit
Kent Alexander
Jimmy Cubit
Mary
Mark Biere
Clayton Hoppe
Cheryl
Carolyn
el Paso
Tex
Henry Hanken
Olin
Walter Hoppe
Morley
Hoppe
E.A.B
Leon Stivers
Marvin Dillavou
Los Angeles
Calif
U. J
Morley E
A.B
Amana
Davenport
Earl Eilers Marries in Wisconsin
Pauline Van Zile married Earl Eilers Saturday April 23 at Friedens Evangelical Lutheran church in Wisconsin. The ceremony was led by Rev. Adolph Buenger with a large turnout. The couple, after a reception for about 200 guests, will honeymoon in Seattle and reside in Waukegan.
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Pauline van Zile
Earl Eilers
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church
Adolph Buenger
William van Zile
Kenosha
Wis
Renk Eilers
Waukegan
Monticello
Ruth Lange
Arbees
Mrs. Eilers
Seattle
Wash
Olin Alumni Banquet Planned for May 27 with Music
Olin will host its alumni banquet Friday May 27 at 7 p.m. with dinner by the Methodist Aid and entertainment by the Rhythm Kings of Cedar Rapids. Each member may bring a guest. Officers include Bill Williams president and Robert Cousins vice president.
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OLIN
Methodist Aid
Rythm Kings
Cedar Rapids
Bill Williams
Robert Cousins
Delbert Fisher
Grover Benischek
Howard Cruise
Michael Swenson
Monticello Students Take Iowa City History Outing
Judy Siebels reports 47 sixth graders including 18 rural children visited Iowa City on May 10. The group toured McBride hall museum and Old Capitol, dined in Student Memorial Union, and returned by 3 pm after a guided tour. The outing funded by cookie sales.
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Judy Siebels
Iowa City
Florence Kenny
Harold Huebner
Steve Hoag
W. D. Gray
Dale Adams
McBride Hall
Student Memorial Union
Old
Monticello
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Alve D. Onken
Lyle E. Ridenour
Carol Ann Onken
Lyle Joseph Ridenour
Sacred Heart Church
Bess Schoon
Central City
Alice Rickels
Eulsh Blair
KP Hall
Oracle
Irene Howland
Lester Gearhart
Carl Walken
George A. Rickels
W. F. Yeoman
Harold Yeoman
Albert Hutton
Gearhart
William Shaffer
Mal Prewitt
Claude Appleby
Herbert Balsiger
Glenn Eifers
Allan Fairbanks
Edwin Fitzsimmons
Circle III
THE
Presbyterian Church
Howard Shelley
Henry Wismeter
Willard Yeoman
Lloyd Clark
George Good
M. J. Cass
Shelley
Circle IV
Clarence Appleby
Lester Monk
Lester Collins
Alvin Bleadorn
James Hollar
Martha Circle
ST. Luke’s Methodist Church
H. M. Jones
Bessie Covington
H. E. Morrow
Mae Landis
Jones
Ruth Circle
Paul Knipe
Raymond Adams
Ray Scumbaugh
Lois Rickels
Esther Circle
Ted Krause
Jim Robinson
St. Luke's Methodist Church
M.Y.F
Iowa Electric
Rebekah Circle
Larry Guilford
John Fegan
V.F.W
VFW
Lucy Robinson
Katie Ridenour
Delphian Club
R. A. Miller
W. E. Tuetken
A. N. Strittmatter
Bill Corbin
Si Locher
Nancy Perkins
Linda Miller
Ed Huibregtse
G. M. Jones
Leigh Clark
Jane Long
John Locher
Jim Lubben
Anamosa
Wayne Zion Luther League
Paul Tobiason
Scotch Grove
Glenn Tobiason
Verlene Folkerts
Patricia Bunting
Gary Freese
Bruce McKinstry
Marla Portewig
Georgia Folkerts
Treva Folkers
Dorothy Freese
Keith Hagen
Dewayne Schafer
REM
Maxine
Blue Cross
ASSN
Phil Rosenbaum
Stanwood
Janet Manternach
Don Mackey
Onslow
Howard Mackey
Clare Fairley
Savanna
James Postel
Ethel Stivers
Harold Fairley
Earl Bixler
Kent More
Dottie Sue
Gregory
Wilmette
L. L. Leibrock
Clyde Taylor
McCleary- Thornton Minor
Excelsior Springs
Charles Lyon
Raymond Garside
Dean Henderson
Don Lyon
Lyon
School of Instruction
Joe Lasack
Louie Hartwig
Julia Lasack
Oxford Junction
Ray Rexroat
Reeses
Paul Kuby
Jo Ann Hartwig
Clayton Hoppes
Walter Hoppes
Audrey Walker
Chicago
Don Kintz
Gene Whitekar
Bettendorf
Wayton Hoppes
Friendly Neighbors Club
Ralph Coppess
Johnnie Hansen
Calvin Glenn
Marvin Kreger
Happy Hour Club
Raymond James
Merle Meeks
Olin Cancer Crusade
Sue
Ann Rhinehart
Mis
Waukee
Olin Sun
Texas
Mr. Rhinehart
Scott Stivers
Sheryl
Indianapolis
Ind
Stivers
Henry Andreesen
Richard Andreesen
Ralph Kessler
Durrant
Gerald Moore
S.U.L
C. J. Mardoff
John Schlisser
Wisconsin
Eilers
Milwaukee Railroad
Civil Service System
Great Lakes, I
Edna Moreland
Jennie Moffett
Gertie Clymer
Julia Clymer
Virginia White
Ethel Brainard
Worthington Memorial Hall
Johnny Ketelsen
Watches
Matthiessen
Mollee Williams
Gene Chamberlin
Robert Harlan
Bill Grape
Elmer Anderson
Harlan
Peggy Harlan
Maureen Dolan
Maureen Murphy
Nancy Shimanek
Linda Ladehoff
Ann Robertson
Callie Miller
Michael McNeill
Bobby JoAnne Marston
Judy Lahr
Naomi Huebner
Randy
Sachs
David
Danny Schoon
Roger Swim
Ronnie Rupp
Art Burrichter
Vicki Lynn
LaPorte City
Frank Ruggeberg
James McDonald
Lost Nation
Pete Hasler
George Burrichter
Will Burrichter
Emil E. Balsiger
Chester
Sioux Falls
Will Balsiger
Herbert
Charles Vernimont
Mary Peterson
John Tschantz
Emil Balsiger
Rose Tschantz
Leone Gierhart
Donald Buckner
Carl Bach
Palmer School of Chiropractory
Selvary Park
Louis Schafer
Albany, N.Y
Austin
Norfolk, Va
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