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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
10
Mrs. Orlen R. Stark and Miss Rachel Viegut were married Saturday August 13 at the First Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev. W. Ray Thompson officiating. The couple will reside near Atalissa after Sept. 1. he is a farmer and she a former Davenport employment service worker.
When dripping fat from food causes a flare up, spray the flame with a bulb baster or long spout dispenser. The flare will stop but the fire will not be extinguished.
Judy Hanley and Ronald Heither wed in a Cedar Rapids double ring ceremony at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Officiated by Rev. Gerald J. Wilwert, the bride is the daughter of John C. Manley and LeRoy Heither's family hosted guests for about 100. After a reception at Cedar View Country Club, the couple plans to reside in Cedar Rapids. Attendees traveled from Arlington Virginia to Newton Iowa and other towns for the event.
Social Calendar notes Park Lane women golfers gather Tuesday at 8 30 am for coffee and rolls with play at 9 am The W S C 8 of Park Avenue Methodist church meets Wednesday at 145 pm The Zion Lutheran group 4 picnic has been postponed and will meet Tuesday 130 pm at Mrs Henry Hafermann 211 W 1th St The Muscatine Civic Art Guild meets Tuesday Aug 16 at 7 pm at Cherry Street Art Center Artists should bring materials A report on West Liberty fair entries. Mrs Don Holliday is refreshment chairman.
Mr and Mrs Fred H Taylor of Mesa Arizona and Morning Sun will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house on August 21 from 2 to 5 p.m. at their farm home north of Morning Sun. Their son George and daughter Mary Elizabeth Taylor will host. They request no gifts.
Janet Karen Day daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Day of Rt 2 Muscatine graduated Friday evening from the Town Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Des Moines The exercises were held at the First Methodist church at 8 am in Des Moines She received the Elmer B and Florence G Dunn Student Nurse award for outstanding achievement in nursing and a 100 scholarship Miss Day is a graduate of Muscatine Public High School.
The V F W Auxiliary Jr Girls unit held their annual picnic Saturday at Weed Park. Special guests were Mrs. Doris Watson Jeff and Jay Mrs. Lydia Weeks and Mrs. Joyce Weeks. Leaders present were Mrs. Lila Failyer Mrs. Elizabeth Arnhood and Jennie Arnhood. The next meeting will be a work session August 27.
Mr and Mrs Albert Pike entertained in honor of Mrs Marie W Kaalberg who received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the State University of Iowa at graduation exercises August 10 The luncheon was at the Pike home Special guest was Mrs Kaalbergs daughter Sister Mary Ramona of Des Moines Other guests included Sister M Vaniece of Ft Madison Gayle Kaalberg West Liberty and the Prybil and Smith families plus Rita Jean Siechmal Mt Vernon California has the tallest of all living things the coast redwoods and the oldest known bristlecone pines.
George Washington selected the location and approved the design for the future presidential residence, establishing the groundwork for the White House project.
Wapello Mrs Carl McChesney announces the engagement of Donna Jean McChesney to Donald L Williams both of Wapello. The couple plans to wed on October 8. Donna Jean is a University of Iowa and Mayo Clinic School of Physi cal Therapy graduate and works as a physical therapist at Burlington hospital. Donald Williams farms in Wapello.
Conesville plans a August start for classes with registration on August 24 for most students. Teacher workshops run August 22 to 26 and Labor Day breaks on September 5. Conference day on October 14 requires parent teacher meetings about student progress. News also covers local birthday party, visits, and a new baby.
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