Two Iowa Teenagers Tie The Knot In Cedar Rapids
The ceremony for Delores Siemer and Robert Sufficool took place June 14 1947 at Bethany Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids with Rev E W Waggazer officiating. The couple and families hosted a reception at Dra port Inn and plan to reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Siemer
George Siemer
Cedar Rapids
Robert Sufficol
Glenn Sufficool
Moravia
Bethany Lutheran Church
E. W. Waggazer
Donald Chehak
Tte Siemer
Chris Neidermayer
G. B. Sufficool
And
Arthur Sufficool
Bobbie
James Sufficool
Paul Miner
Gary and
Bruce
David Neidermayer
Verna Edgren
Harold Myron
Frank Peck
Lee Johnson
Leona Chehak
Marcella Chehak
Helen Costello
Dean Woods
Bernard Erlacher
Gordon Englebretson
Jack Canney
Marvin Miller
Victor Hy- Bek
Draport Inn
Card of Thanks for Jo Wo Meliatel’s Family
The family of Jo Wo Meliatel thank neighbors and friends for empathy and kindness during the loss and death of our loved one. Special thanks for flowers from Guy Bobunes and family, Mr and Mrs Ryons Mel, Shirley Tawndetad family, god Mrs HOOL, McDanel and Loyd McDanel family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Wo
Young Married Group Hosts U S Party at Wesley Chapel
The young married group of Wesley Chapel held a Wiener roast and party at Hiattsville hall hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dooley and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels. Attendees included Ernest Hiatt family Loyd Carter Don Pettibone George Turner George Scott Sylvia Callen Rev. Davis and family Virgil Dooley family Kenneth Daniels and Eugene. Next event to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bublenz and Mr. and Mrs. George Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Hiattsville Hall
Virgil Dooley
Kenneth Daniels
Ernest | Hiatt
Loyd Carter
Don Pettibone
George Turner
George Scott
Sylvia Callen
Rev. Davis
Eugene
Herb Bublenz
Sunshine Ladies Meet With Mrs Henry Cordes
The Sunshine Ladies gathered with Mrs Henry Cordes on July 2 for a social visit and gifting exchanges. Members listed include Potts Gladfelder Mc Kern and others. visitors included Bertha Martins Denny Argo and Judy Gladfelder. The next meeting is planned for August 6 at Bertha Martins. a host date for the auxiliary society of the Evangelical United Brother church is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Ladies
Re. Henry Cordes
Colin McDanel
Des Potts
Nellie Gladfelder
Lucille McKern
Mamie Tisue
Russie Glad
Jelsie
Edna Johnson
Mabel Gladffelder
Lela Harrison
Datei 'Gladfelder
Bustess
the Cordes
Denny Argo
Judy
Kay Gladfelder
Bertha Martins
Dayton Dotson Weds Grace Whittington at Fort Lewis
Dayton Dotson of Company C Sixth Infantry Fort Lewis Washington married Grace Whittington of London England at the 6th Infantry Chapel Fort Lewis. The ceremony was at noon July 2 in a double ring service conducted by Chaplain Saar. The couple, with a reception in Tacoma, planned a short honeymoon in Canada before settling at 231 South Tacoma Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Whittington
London
England
Dayton Dotson
C" Sth Infantry
Fort Lewis
Washington
Fred Dotson
Moravia
Jows
6Th Infantry
Saar
South
Tacoma Avenue
Tacoma
Canada
Kenneth Blackman Named College Coach at Buena Vista
Kenneth Blackman, son of Mr and Mrs M K Blackman of Moravia, was appointed head baseball and basketball coach at Buena Vista College in Storm Lake. He moved to Storm Lake this spring from Cedar Rapids and now serves as coach and manager of the Whitecaps. Under his leadership the Whitecaps have been undefeated at home and suffered only one loss, recently to Sioux City on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Blackman
M. K. Blackman
Moravia
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Kenneth
Cedar Rapids
Whitecaps
Storm Lake Whitecaps
Sioux City
Local residents share fourth of July and visits
A string of visits and gatherings fill the area as Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson and Halph and Mrs. Sincox spend Sunday with Chas Johnson. Dorothy Brown stays with Annabelle Walter. Families attend Hawkeye Holidays in Des Moines. Many travel to Detroit and Minneapolis, while others visit relatives in Ames and Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Johnson
Halph
Mrs. Sincox
Chas. Johnsons
Jack McDonough
Max McDonough
Des Moines
Duane Veach
Albert Veach
Delma
Guests at Murdy Home on Fourth of July
Fourth of July guests at Mr. and Mrs. W V Murdy included Dr and Mrs Vern Newcomb and children from Kansas City, Byron Newcomb and daughter from Baldwin, Martha Kate Karr of Otley, Marion Keeton and family of Leeville, Lester Murdy of Udell, Nyrova Lee Murdy of El Paso HL, Leenad Palmer, W V Murdy and sons Jim and Georgia Rogers, Lowell Harris of Newton, Bruce Watts and family of Otumwa. Legion Auxiliary held an installation Tuesday July 16 at the Post Home. A good valied mice is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdy
W. VY
Vern Newcomb
Kansas City
Byron Newcomb
Baldwin
Kans
Byron Karr
Martha Kate
Otley
Noo Tallers
Marion Keeton
Lee Villa
Lester Murdy
Udell
Nyrova Lee Murdy
el Paso
Leenad Palmer
W. V. Murdy
Jim
Georgia Rogers
Lowell Harris
Newton
Bein Caltrain
Jother
Bruce Watts
Svn
Bobby
OtLumwa
H. 1B
Watts
Moravia church hosts two week Bible revival and softball opener
Beginning July 13 a two week Bible revival at Moravia Church of Christ features 8 pm services led by Bobby Kerby. Moravia softball opens Thursday evening at 8:30 against Swede's Smoke Shop of Centerville with Delmer Dowd pitching and Bud McDanel starting. John Laws, Moravia manager, notes a tough schedule ahead and no admission for the opener with a free will offering planned. Included in a separate item is Evelyn McDonald earning a George Washington University AB in Education at its 126th commencement as Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin urges courage and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
John Laws
Centerville
John
Delmer Dowd
Bud McDanel
Charles Broshar
Princeton
Whitehead
C. Hellyer
D. Laws
Geo. Hellyer
Freeman Purvis
Moore
Dick Brown
Ron Woodward
Bud Me
Danel
Evelyn J. McDonald
Clyde McDonald
Iowa
George Washington University
Cloyd Heck Marvin
Currency Church of Christ Sunday Services Schedule
Currency Church of Christ presents Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Superintendent Horace Schaffner. Communion at 10:50 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. with Horace and Clarence Schaffner alternating pulpit duty and Bobby Kerby preaching at 3:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Horace Schaffner
Horace
Clarence Schaffner
Bobby Kerby
Evangelical United Brethren Church Service Times
Earl Rabuck, pastor, leads 10:00 p m worship and 7:00 p m service. Sunday School at 10:50 a m taught by Donald Jones. Youth Fellowship and music at 8:00 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 2:00 p m. Friday missionary meeting at Mrs Hawka. All invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl Rabuck
Bunday School
Thonald Jones
Grace Methodist Church Moravia Service Schedule
Grace Methodist Church Moravia Iowa lists Sunday School at 10:00 with Superintendent Delmar Did and preaching at 11:00. Y F Group meets at 6:30 p m at the church. Wesley Chapel holds a 9:30 a m preaching and 10:30 a m Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Moravia
Iowa
J. C. Davis
Delmar Did
Y. F
Wesley Chapel
Church Service Schedule at Nazarene Church
The notice lists Sunday activities led by Pastor W. E. Burd with 10:00 a.m. Sunday School under M. H. Johnson, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship, 7:30 p.m. N. P. S, 8:00 p.m. Worship Service, and Thursday Prayer and Bible Study at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
W. E. Burd
M. H. Johnson
Missionary Guild Girls Entertain and Alaska Trip Mentioned
The Moravia Evangelical United Brethren church group hosted a dinner for the Missionary Guild with Rev. and Mrs. Young present. The program covered Walking With Jesus As We Build A Better America, with readings, songs, and stories. An Alaska trip by NSTC students Richard Kruser Wilbur Warnick and Maurice Hamilton is noted with plans and defiant optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Guild
Moravia
Joan Dille
Kathleen Halden
Delma June Veach
Joan Callen
Phyllis Rabuck
Albin
Cedar Falls
Maury Rose Main
Mabel Coulson
Earl Rabuck
Worner Hamilton
Maurice Hamilton
Barnard
South Dakota
Alaska
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
NSTC
Fairbanks
Alcan
Richard Kruser
Westport
Wilbur Warnick
Leola
Warnick
Hamilton
Postage Rate to Remain Unchanged
The Third Assistant Postmaster General informs Postmaster Don Pettibone that under House Joint Resolution 505 approved June 30, 1947, the 3 cent letter rate and other postage rates and fees in effect on that date are continued permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pettibone
Congress
Past Matrons Meet at Frances Burton Home
The Past Matrons Club gathered at Frances Burton's home on Tuesday evening July 1 for a short business meeting and social time. Hosts served refreshments. attendees included Virginia Pettibone Teel Broshar Rubye Dilly Bertha Breshar Effie Gollaher Mildred Bishop Madelyn Ruse Rowena McFatridge Mabel Smith and Frances Burton. Mrs Bessie Neff, Burton's mother, attended as a guest. next meeting planned for August with Icel Breshar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Burton
Jolly Dozen Meets for Mrs Homer Hamilton Afternoon
Mrs Homer Hamilton hosted the Jolly Degen club Thursday afternoon with Mim Gail Burton and Mrs Roland Meriz visiting. Aftering guests enjoyed refreshments as Mrs Hamilton served a delicious assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hamilton
Jolly Degen Club
Mim
Gail Burton
Roland Meriz
Jian de Kuests
Hamilton
Stork Arrives for Mr and Mrs Finness Purvie
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Finness Purvie of Mysteroy on Saturday July 6 at St Joseph Hospital in Geatervalle. The family welcomes the newborn at the city hospital, where the delivery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Mrs. Finness Purvie
St. Joseph Hospital
Geatervalle
Gathering in honor of Clifford Boyer at Iowa guest visit
A family gathering at the Woodwards on July 4 honored Clifford Boyer of California who is taking a summer course at the University of Iowa and visiting his parents Eugene and wife. Ryman McDanel of Fairplay Cole returned from Colorado after his father J W McDaniel's death and stayed with his sister Linnie Hilton before returning home by bus. A Vernon Kuster home dinner honored birthdays with many relatives from Rockford Illinois and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Woodward
Clifford Boyer
California
University of Iowa
Eugene Boyer
Colorado
Ryman McDanel
Fairplay
Cole
J. W. McDaniel
Linnie
Hilton
Lloyd McDanes
Vernon Kuster
Ronnie Broshur
John Clark
Roberta
Norms
Rockford, Hi
James Kuster
Dee
Mie
Charles Breshar
Carol
Honnie
Versal Kuster
Paty
Duck
Wedding Breakfast Observed After Centerville Nuptials
Ms and Mere, Lee Hintt and daughter Marilyn attended a breakfast at the Continental Hotel in Centerville Monday following the wedding of Miss Betty McConville and Max Tiare at du.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Lee Hintt
Marilyn
Continental Hotel
Centerville
Betty McConville
Max Tiare
du. An
Dinner Held At Home of Mrs Louise Ochler Guests Named
A desparate dinner was had at the home of Mrs Louise Ochler with Mr and Mrs Ted Ochler and Jack Stiverson of Centerville attending along with Mr and Mrs J B Ockles and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Louise Ochler
Priday
Ted Ochler
Jack Stiverson
Centerville
J. 2B
Suns
Ruth Gibbons to play with Symphony Orchestra at summer concert
Ruth Gibbons of Moravia will perform with the Town State Teachers College symphony orchestra Sunday July 15 at 8 p m in Cedar Falls auditorium. She is a violinist and a sophomore music major. The concert directed by Dr Edward Kurtz features tight classical works and dances including Passe-Pied Dagser Dance Indian dance and Molly on the Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gibbons
Moravia
State Teachers Lalege Symphony
Cedar Falls
Teachers College Symphony
Edward Kurtz
Gilet
Natoma
Victor Herbert
Molly
Grainger
Miss Gibbons
Moravia Booster Club Holds July Meeting at Church
The Moravia Booster Club met at the Moravia Church of Christ with dinner served by church ladies. Duke Norberg of Albia spoke on farmers supporting towns, with humor. Dr. D K Grelup joined him. Members discussed fly control, street tile installation, a fifth well plan, a cooperative supper in August, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
L. M. Williams
State Department of Agriculture and Health Department
Cecil Coulson
Light Committee
H. K. Smith
John’ Veach
Fred Hammond
Moravian booster urges investing in United States bonds
M K Blackman president of the Moravian Booster Club urges business and professional people farmers and housewives to thrift and invest savings in United States bonds. He notes bonds retire short term debt and offer steady interest, urging wide individual investor participation amid a national refinancing need. May sales of series E bonds in Applinouse county totaled 35 436.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Blackman
Moravian Booster Club
United States
Blackman
Treasury Department
Treasury
Applnouse County
Appreciation note from friends and teachers
A brief appreciation message from Lowisk to friends, staff, and towers for support during illness and after returning to Alberta Rick. The note acknowledges care at the hospital and gratitude for ongoing encouragement from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towers
Alberta Rick
Services Today For L. B. Hiatt
Funeral services for L B Byron Hiatt are set at Turner Funeral Home Thursday at 2 00 PM. Hiatt 66 died Sunday in Greeley Colorado after a day of work in his harness shop. Surviving wife Clara Turner Hiatt son J H Hiatt one grandson Ray two sisters and one brother. Burial at Hillcrest Cemetery with Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Funeral Home
L. B
Byron) Hiatt
Greeley
Colorado
J. C. Davis
Moravia Methodist Church
Mr. Hiatt
Moravia
Isaac
Stach Hiatt
Misa Clara Turner
Colo
J. H. Hiatt
Ray
J. E. Sharp
Centerville
George Johnson
Goodyear
Ariz
A. 8. Hiatt
Hiatt
Master Masons Hold July 10 Meeting for Burial Service
Masons meet at the lodge hall Thursday afternoon July 10 at 1 50 PM to attend services for Brother L B Hiatt. Masonic burial service at the grave led by L F Bisby W M with C C Coulson secretary coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hiatt
L. F. Bisby
W. M
C. C. Coulson
Entertain Club On Fortieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs F W Blumenstock entertained the Ken sington club for their fortieth wedding anniversary. Homemade ice cream and cupcakes in pink and green, an angel food cake with forty candles, and small favors were shared. Rook provided entertainment with high scores won by Josephine Witherby and Art Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Blumenstock
Kensington Club
Rook
Josephine Witherby
Art Fox
Miss Margaret Tarr Elected Second Vice Commander
From Cottage Grove Oregon Sentinel Miss Margaret Tarr daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Tarr becomes second vice commander of the Cottage Grove American Legion post at the start of the new year. She was the regatta’s first princess candidate and is sponsored by the Legion. A Cottage Grove High School graduate class of 1942 she worked for Western Union before joining the Women's Army Corps serving 18 months and recently stenographer for Daugherty Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Sentinel
Margaret Tarr
J. W. Tarr
Cottage Grove American Legion Post
American Legion
Miss Tarr
Western Union
Women's Army Corps
Air Wac
Daugherty Lumber Company
Missionary Society Elects Officers in Nazarene Church
Mrs Forrest Main was reelected president of the Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene at the regular monthly meeting held Wednesday at Mrs Helen Garret Son's home. New officers include Mrs C G Woodward first vice president Mrs Carson Jordan second vice president Mrs Frank Woodward secretary treasurer Mrs Bill Woodward secretary of study and publicity Mrs Jordan secretary of missionary education and Mrs F A Hahn secretary of prayer and fasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Main
Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
The
Missionary Society
Helen Garret Son
C. G. Woodward
Carson Jordan
Frank Woodward
Bill Woodward
Jordan
F. A. Hahn
Hilton hosts cooperative dinner for McDanel kin
Mrs. Lynn Hilton entertained her brothers and sisters and their families on Tuesday July 2 in honor of Ryman McDanel of Fairplay Cole. Guests included Guy and Jack McDanel Lyndon McDanel and family Lisyd McDeel Kathryn Richard Shirley Townsend Herbert McDanel and others. The gathering featured fried chicken and swimming and ended with plans to reunite. Ryman McDanel left the next morning for his home in Rockford UK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Hilton
Guy McDanel
Jack
Mere
Lyndon McDanel
Lisyd Mc- Deel
Kathryn
Richard
Shirley Townsend End
Herbert McDanel
Rockford
Ryman McDanel
Muring
Colored
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Sufficool
ARM Bureau
Walter Home
Usbaha Township Farm Bureau
Pearl Walter Home
C. R. Sandifer
Farm Bureau J Committee
Dweena Robinson
Deana Lee Rubingan
Betty Vance
Doris Fisher
Geraldine Vance
Marjorie Sandifer
Herbert Bettis
Larry
Linda
Lysle
Marvin Vance
da Vonna
Geraldine
Betty
Nancy
Raymond
Marjorie
Bob Ibie
Ed Robinson
Deweena
Deana Lee
Mas
Wayne Robinson
Butch
Land
Robert Reid
Ralph Johnson
Raymond Winecup
J. T. van Dorin
Louis
Dallas Faber
Nancy Cares
R. 8S
Faber
Mary Jo
Harold Hawk
Jeanne
Sylvan van Dorin
Homer King
Mearl Walter
Annabelle
Robert
Young Married Group
U. S
Sunshine
Henry Cordes
Hawk
Gelical United Brother Church
Dorothy Brown
Annabelle Walter
John Tadlock
Albert Hoskinson
Frank Swaim
Charles Cooper
Roundup
Mont
Lester Brain
Donald
Ames
Emil Halden
Patty i
Kathleen
George Halden
Marilyn Hiatt
Trenton
Merle Brauer
Benny
Minneapolis, Minn
Braves
Anna Kaser
Gus Johnson
Zelma
Blakesburg
R. H. Bannister
Wayne, Nebraska
B. H. Nunemaker
Albert. Hoskinson
Forrest Gearhart
Frank McCord
Eddyville
Paul Spencer
Burlington
Mrs
Edwin Spencer
Legion Auxiliary
Cavinos
Attica
Albia Atl- Stara
Bloomfield
Evelyn McDonald
A. B. Degref
Righ Ae Stork
Booster Club
Hines
Lasket Dinger
Moravia Park
A. W. Kinckle
Cass Hamilton
Billy Burns
Trenton Gladfelder
George Steele
Clara Marilyn
Grover Kuster
Dianne
Sherry Elledwe
Mable
Darlene Gladfelder
Tepe Mertz
Janike
Waukesha
Wise
Anne Ehod
Mary Steele
Leaun
Main
Beile Whicker
Bertha Luse
Bessie Bosbuk
Los Angeles
Calif
Lew Hiner
Max Hiner
Huenee Schaffner
Julbu Poster
Milo Fyater
Pearl Hister
Morvinou
Entertain Club
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