Ottumwa double ring wedding in Willard Street church
Joellyn Hunter and James Barton were married in a Sunday ceremony at Willard Street Methodist church Ottumwa with a double ring rite. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Hunter Blakesburg wore a Skinner's bouquet cloud mist silk taffeta gown with lace and a lace veil. The groom son of Mr and Mrs W Harold Barton of Ottumwa and the couple announced a reception for 250 in the church Fellowship Hall with a pink orchid color theme. The service featured Rev Cecil Latta and Rev Kenneth Thornton, and guests included family from Iowa and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joellyn Jenese Hunter
Gerald Hunter
Blakesburg
James Edward Barton
W. Harold Barton
Ottumwa
Willard Street Methodist Church
Cecil Latta
Kenneth Thornton
Hunter
Skinner
Alfred M. Gilbert
Houston
Texas
Marilyn Thmopson
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Susan Powers
Melbourne
Judy Seaby
Iowe City
Zeta Tau Alpha
University of Iowa
J. Logan Cain
Albia
Rainbow
Samuel Leffler
Ames
Gary Frank Hunter
Karen Jo McCarty
Ronald Barton
Fellowship Hall
Marion Hunter
Katheryn M. Falvey
R. L. Ballew
Moulton
Mildred Chambers Wynes
Betty Ball
Local Happenings Across Communities Mention Numerous Visits
Sheila O Conner Beth Boyer spent Sunday night and Monday with Reta Paxston. Fay Paxston hosted Sunday dinner with O Conner and Boyer families plus Sharon Ann and others to celebrate Ellis Dean Paxston s 4th. Nazarene assembly near West Des Moines attended by Fay Paxston Carol Beta Ellis. Detroit guests overnight en route to Henry. Zell Callen visited Waterloo for a family gathering honoring Alta Hiatt and granddaughter Marsh a Hiatt of Fort Lauderdale. Friends and relatives from Moravia Os kaloosa Ames and Waterloo also dropped by. Hiatts left Monday Nebraska to visit Carl Davis family. Ladies repaired at Monroe county hospital Albia Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila O'Conner
Beth Boyer
Reta Paxston
Fay
Nazarene Assembly
West Des Moines
Joseph’ Myers
Detroit
Mich
Curtis Burton
Burton
Henry
Zell Callen
Wayne Lichty
Waterloo
Alva Hiatt
Marsha Hiatt
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
John Callen
Moravia
Ralph Freeman
Oskaloosa
Freeman
Larry Tadlock
Ames
Howard Evans
Hiatts
Nebr
Carl Davis
J. T. VanDorin
E. G. Hawk
Ira Boyer
Ralph Shelquist
Monroe County
Albia
List of residents and hosts across Iowa communities
A reader listing numerous residents and couples from towns including Towa ty Pella S. Amana Davenport Davenport Cedar Rapids Newton Moravia Oskaloosa Des Moines Melbourne Carlisle Burlington Mason City and Moulton. Names include Mr and Mrs I J Roberts Mrs J Dick Snakenburg Miss Judy Leavy Jim Miechan Terry Brown Karen Wienert Kathy Kelly Lynn Tucker and Barbara Morgan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Roberts
J. Dick Snakenburg
Judy Leavy
Jim Miechan
Terry Brown
Towaty
Richard Cook
Jay
Jon
Pella
Loren Maas
S. Amana
Nancy Jebens
Davenport
Karen Wienert
Lory Bridgeford
Cedar Rapids
Kathy Kelly
Newton
E. O. Tucker
Theo Miller
Lute Hiatt
Virgil Dooley
Lester
Susan
Moravia
Pearl Smith
Oskaloosa
J. Stanley Johnson
Virginia Stocker
Des Moines
James H. Powers
Melbourne
James L. Owen
Carlisle
L. N. Cloved
Burlington
Glenn Gilbert
Mazon City
Barbara Morgan
Mason City
Richard Ballew
Danny Hargrave
Moulton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joellyn Hunter
James Barton
Ottumwa Methodist
Mrs. Barton
Loretta Bridgeford
Diane Neff
Council Bluffs
Judy Edmonson
Kathleen Kelly
Barbara Huber
Judy Bal Jew
Moberly
Missouri
Max Liggett
Hollywood
Ilinois
Paul Chisman
Edward Fritz
Glen Thompson
Ernest Johnson
Ernest Schoech
East Benton
Iowa City
Iowa
Blakesburg High School
State University of Town
Barton
Ottumwa High School
al Gilbert
Jerry
John J. Chambers
Arkansas City
Kans
Betty Ballew
Chicago
George Ballew
Judy
Mary
Elien
Tom
Steven
A. C. Warner
Lake Crystal
Minn
L. L. Tayiay
Warren
John
South Be
Ind
Darrell Sunderman
Sherry
Cindy
David
Auburn
Lyle Lofgren
Rock Island
Ill
Earl N. White
Earl Jr
Fat Lamb Market
Arthur
Andy) Andrews
Centerville
Prescott
Chariton
the Rath Packing CO
Waterloo, Iowa
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