Miss Betty Jean Fleeman Weds Max Schrader in Manila Arkansas
Miss Betty Jean Freeman of ManilaArkansas wed Max Schrader son of Mr and Mrs Albert Schrader of Anamosa at Manila Methodist Church. The ceremony featured white floral, organ music, and a reception at the Freeman home. The couple plan a Southern Methodist University wedding trip and residence in Dallas Texas. An axe found in a corn field by Glen Greenlee was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Fleeman
Max Schrader
Arkansas
Manila
Ark
Max Henrichs Schrader
Anamosa
Methodist Church
N. Lee Cate
Eugene Cecil Freeman
Schrader
Albert D. Schrader
Charles Kennett
Nobles Gill
Dell
Gill
Peggy Jane Freeman
John Allen
Crosset
Patricia Padden
Shreveport
Miss Freeman
Nancy Shannon McKinnon
Ex Schrader
Jon Schrader
Woody Mack Townsend
Max Walters
Blytheville
Freeman
Joan Perkins
Dixie Killian
Miss Perkins
Miss Killian
Fred Freeman
Crockett Wright
Howard Perkins
Wardman Osborne
Lewis Townsend
Robert Killian
Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Cecil Chapman
Glen Greenlee
Guthrie Center
Mr. Greenlee
Winnebago Showman Reveals Winneshiek Heritage
William Hall Jr. of Wisconsin, visiting Decorah with a Winnebago group, is revealed as the grandson of Chief Winneshiek. Nearby, on Highway 71 near Lyman, two farm tractors driven by Leon Tanner and Cleo Krause collided, marking another vehicle wreck in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
William Hall, Jr
Winneshiek
Hall
Wisconsin
Highway 71
Leon Tanner
Cleo Krause
Lyman
Tomato Grows Huge in Bouton Garden Find
Mrs. Fred Brelsford of Bouton harvested a three pound six ounce tomato from her garden. The fruit measures seven inches wide and nineteen inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brelsford
Bouton
LuVerne Iowa Renamed Post Office Change Adopted
The post office department changed the town name from Luverne to LuVerne Iowa at residents request to avoid confusion. The update reflects local preference and official spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LuVerne
Iowa
Post Office Department
Monticello Implement and Truck Company to expand space
A new three level brick building designed by Oscar Lungren and built by Art Riedel will extend Monticello Implement and Truck Co. space to 8,550 square feet for Ed Cox and Alfred Egger. The top level will house display rooms and offices, the middle level parts, and the lowest level the shop with drive in loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Implement and Truck Company
Ed Cox
Alfred Egger
Oscar Lungren
Dubuque
Art Riedel
Langworthy
Monticello Auto Wreckers
Cox
Express
Onslow's oldest resident Angie Allen turns 94
Our oldest citizen Mrs Angie Allen celebrated her 94th birthday on Wednesday September 19 with an open house in the afternoon. Her daughter-in-law Mrs Otto Allen co hosted baking and serving the birthday cake. Mrs Allen remains active doing house work and shopping with hobby needlework highlighted.
Community Notes on Local Families and Visits
A series of local life updates includes Harbison Orr selling his town residence for 2700 dollars to Mr and Mrs Louis Westphal with possession later. Ray Miehe the feed dealer injures his foot and uses crutches after a barrel of buttermilk fell on him. Multiple residents travel, enroll, host gatherings, or host visitors across Ottumwa and surrounding towns with farm bureau, community club activities, and family birthdays noted.
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Harbison Orr
Louis Westphal
Ray Miehe
Jane Ellen Paulsen
Cornell
Ronald Hodeval
Ames
Lonnie Ripperton
ISTC
George Hinrichs
Monticello
Dietrick Schrader
Joan
Donald Jansen
Glenn Wasson
D. J. Wasson
Savannah
Wasson
Dillon Stickley
Fred Bramer
Herman Gutzeit
Floyd Chatterton
W.H. Orr
David’ Orr
Clinton
Frank Conley
Anamosa
Fred Martens
Sievert Severson
Ben Christensen
Hans Christensen
Stanwood
Mike Klinkhammer
Clarence
Jens Jensen
Larry
Onslow
Kenneth Coe
Oakland
Calif
Helen Orr
Chicago
New York
Coe
South America
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Wilfred Wherry
Verlin Conley
Lottie Alden
Violet Taylor
Ruth Snyder
Pauline Reade
Lynne Chatterton
Emma Garnett
Jake
Roy Propst
Monmouth
Harry Moore
Dale Moore
Lester Null
Cedar Rapids
Ilinois
Fred Hines
Carroll Edwards
Herman Lightfoot
Alva Edwards
Elkader
South Prairie Community Club
Double Ring Weddings In Iowa: Becker and Gibson Supple Unite
In Cedar Rapids and Cascade area ceremonies two couples wed in early morning services. Kenneth Becker and Evadeen Horsfield lead the Becker nuptials at HUA with a large reception for 300 and a 48 guest dinner at Gross cafe. Doris Gibson and Marcus Supple tie the knot in Cedar Rapids with nuptial music, a gown of white satin, and a procession led by brothers.
Horsfield and Becker Wed in St. John's Placid
Miss Mae Horsfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Horsfield Cascade and Vernon Becker son of Mrs Reynold Becker Hopkinton were married Thursday morning Sept 6 in St Johns church at Placid. Rev A G Gibbs officiated.
Wedding Bells In Hopkinton And Marion
The article details two couples marrying in Hopkinton and Marion. The first couple, with the groom Clair Supple and bride, gathers bridesmaids Rosemary Supple and Virginia Mottet, ushers Alfred Melchert and Thomas Murray, and a 150 guest reception at the bride’s mother’s home after a ceremony at a local church. The groom is a Hopkinton High School graduate who served in Japan. the bride previously worked in Cedar Rapids and will reside in Hopkinton. The second couple, Betty Jo Gatewood and Gene Bacon, wed at First Presbyterian church with nupital music by Melvin Blanchard and songs by William J. Stanger, featuring an ice blue satin dress with lace trim for the bride and a flower headband.
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Clair Supple
Alfred Melchert
Thomas Murray
Hopkinton
Roosevelt Hotel
Avenue N.W
St. Patrick's High School
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Abstract Company
Mr. Supple
Gatewood-Bacon
First Presbyterian Church
Betty Jo Gatewood
Russell Benedict
Marion
Gene Bacon
Harvey Bacon
Badger
Melvin Blanchard
William J. Stanger
Bacon
Buck Creek
Armed Forces
Japan
Collins
Engagement and Cedar Rapids Wedding Details Highlight Local Couple
The article notes Frances Lorraine Wick of Dubuque and Milton L. Wilson of Hopkinton announce their engagement and October 3 wedding at the University of Dubuque chapel. Wick is a former Buck Creek teacher and Wilson has ties to Buck Creek and Cedar Rapids through employment and military service in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lorraine Wick
George T. Wick
Dubuque
Milton L. Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Hopkinton
University of Dubuque
Wick
Buck Creek
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Monticello Imp. & Truck CO
Monticello, Iowa
Studebaker
NEW Studebaker
Freese
Plueger
Scotch Grove
Monticello Implement & Truck Building
TCU Rosell
Leo
Clayton Snyder
Howard Allison
St. Paul
Minn
W. H. Orr
Alva
Willard Larkey
Elsie Callahan
Billy
M. P. Paulsen
Eileen Paulsen
Iowa City
Mabel Paulsen
Emil Paulsen
John
Sara
Frank Lowees
Springville
Hua
Kenneth Becker
Donna Horsfield
Evadeen Horsfield
Clarence Urbain
Epworth
LaRita Horsfield
Gilbert Becker
Gerald Gudenhauf
Gross Cafe
Cascade
Becker
St. Martin’s High School
Clarke College
Dubuque County
California
Gathryn Pufal
Rose Marie Williams
Harry R. Gibson
Irene Gibson
Alva Zimmerman
Prop
Chester A. Condit
General Insurance Agency
Rosemary Supple
Virginia Mottet
Ramona Bacon
Phil Himebaugh
Miss Bacon
Sayy
Did-a-Fittel
PFAFF
C. R. Sewing Machine Market
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
United States
Meoniticello
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