Carol Beatty and Royce Lane wed at Spangler Chapel
Bloomington Miss Carol Louise Beatty and Royce W Lane exchanged wedding vows Sunday August 25 at Spangler Chapel Rev Leland Enke officiated before an altar of gladioli chrysanthemums and candles. Attendants included Miss Joan Lane and Miss Edith Besitty with a four tier cake reception followed. The couple will reside in Ames after September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Beatty
Royce Lane
Spangler Chapel
Bloomington
Carol Louise Beatty
Royce W. Lane
Leland Enke
Carl Beatty
Route 4
Lane
Orville Lane
Beatty
Sabrina
Missanet Beatty
Joan Lane
Susan Brauns
Jimmy Lane
Edith Besitty
Tack Lane
Richard Lane
Marvin Beaty
Clinton Lane
Marvin Beatty
Emes Beatty
Rober Phil Ups
Grant Stalkfleet
Areta Schmidt
Community group meetings and church notices in Muscatine area
G A Riemdke De Molay and Mothers Circle meet Wednesday August 28 at 7 30 p m at the Masonic temple. Estabrook Dusenberry union set Sunday September 1 at Wallace Estabrook home. Park Lane Golf and Country Club women meet Tuesday at 8 3 0 a m with coffee and rolls. golf follows at 9 a m. Lady Ellis Fifth Thursday luncheon August 29 at 1 p m. Reservations through Mrs Max Collins or Mrs C E Peterson by Tuesday. Junior Girls Unit of New Auxiliary meets tonight at 7 at the post home. Muscatine County Republican Women’s Club and husbands ple nia at Pat Finnegan cottage Tuesday August 27. bring covered dish and table service. in rain, at Mrs Harry Schmarie home. Ladies Aid Mulford Evangelical Free Church meets Wednesday afternoon at church. Musselville Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Church meets Tuesday evening at hall. Mrs John Wiedeman presides prayer service. Miss Elaine Martz, medical missionary bound for Pakistan, guest speaker from Burlington district. She belongs to Sweetland Methodist Church in Burlington district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Ellis
Max Collins
C. E. Peterson
Muscatine County
Republican Women's Club
Pat Finnegan
Harry Schmarie
Musselvile Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Church
John | Wiedeman
W. A. Fisher
Elaine Martz
Pakistan
Burlington
Tawa‘ Churhes
Musserville
Sweetland Methodis
Cone Churchmen Discuss Furnace at Conesville Meeting
The Conesville Methodist Church commission held a brief Friday evening session with chairman David Fay presiding. They planned a new Sunday School class for first to third graders and discussed buying a new furnace. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Showalter and relatives from Arcadia California and Davenport. Local families hosted visiting relatives from Hasling, Rock Island, Milan, Muscatine, Morning Sun, Cedar Rapids, and Davenport.
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Conesville
Commission of Education
Conesville Methodist Church
David Fay
Fred Showalter
H.W. Redshaw
Susan
Arcadia
Calif
Jake Fischer
Haslsing
Hans Walthers
Charles Day
Grover Barker
Carol Conklin
Davenport
Ted! Davies
Glen Schmidt
de. Stockdale
Haxel Stone
Larry Stone
Rock Island, IL
Iizabeth Day
Milan
I. Wilbert Showalter
Muscatine
Ed Showalter
Morning Sun
Dauber Radford Exchange Vows in West Branch Ceremony
Dianne Dauber and Jerry Radford wed Sunday August 25 at West Branch Methodist Church with Rev. C Haigh officiating. The bride wore organza and lace gown with pale yellow roses, attendants in apricot silk organza, and 175 guests attended the reception at the church. Out-of-town guests hailed from Maline Tinton Cedar Rapids Harper West Liberty and Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Dauber
Jerry Radford
West Branch
West Liberty
Mir
Jerry
A. Radford
Pam
West Branch Methodist
C. Haigh
Ms. Radford
Dianne
E. Dauber
Ernest Dauber
Atatissa
Dauber
Radford
Glen Radford
Paul Wiesmann
Beverly Brown
Sabrina
Gerald Hierseman
Janis Radford
Richard Stang
Sharon Dauher
Grooms
Donald Dauber
Jim Bulechels
Gary Stiner
Dan
Ick Dauber
Everett Sayles
Robert Turminster
Pkarch
de Lavonme Berhem
Barb Isabel
Gloria Smith
Hugh Maher
Michael Rotea
Francene Striegle
Sandy ‘Buckman
West
West Branch High
The
College of Nursing
SUL
Maline
Tinton
Cedar Rapids
Harper
Town City
Study For Job By Vivian Brown
Vivian Brown profiles Kay Losee a senior research chemist in New Brunswick who says a bachelor of science often beats a PhD for landing good jobs particularly as divisions hesitate to train women with doctorates. She urges focused study in chemistry for those aiming to become chemists and notes personal fit and curiosity matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
Kay Losee
New Brunswick
Ming
Miss Losee
Squibb Institute of Research
Chemstry
Elmer Pauls Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Paul of 410 Yowa Ave Town City plan a 50th wedding anniversary Sept. 3. They wed Sept. 3, 1913 at St. Marys church Wilton. A church observance is set for Sept. 3 at 7:26 a.m. at St. Marys. friends and relatives may call Sunday Sept. at the Paul home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Paul
Yowa Ave
Towa’ City
Musculine
St. Mary's Church
Wilton
Town City
Paul
Wapello Shower For Pat Jaeger
A Friday evening miscellany shower honored Pat Jaeger fiancee of Paul Williams of Marshalltown with twenty guests at Mrs. Joe Pattie’s home. Blue and white hues dominated as gifts featured a Lake Odessa scene scrapbook. Local guests included Mrs. Lester Orr and Mrs. Tom Perry among others. Teachers from Conesville spent summer elsewhere and local women pursued summer studies in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Partick
Town City
Larry Lane
Ann
Bor
Mich
Lake Odessa
Pat
Paul
Tom Patrick
Joan Weaver
Woman Scientist Chooses Cancer Research Focus
A female scientist describes five years of drug work for mental illness and a belief cancer may be treated with a yet to be developed drug. She recalls working on the sulpha drug sulphadizine in 1940 and notes antibiotics have largely replaced sulfus. She stays with her demanding project but forgets it at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Anna Shouse
Shouse
Louisville
Ollie
Auto Roper
Miss Loseau
Double Ring Wedding Unites Sharon Symmonds and W Welsch
A double ring wedding united Sharon Kay Symmonds and William G. Welsch at Lincoln Boulevard Baptist Church Saturday presided by Rev Emmett Baynes. The ceremony featured lace gowns, lavender accents, and a reception for about 20 guests before the couple plans to live in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Baynes
Lincoln Boulevard Baptist Church
Sharon Kay Symmonds
William G. Welsch
Edward Symonds
Monroe
Clarence Welshh
Mulverry
Emmett Barnes
Eugene Rock
Sabrina
le Queens
Jean Moore
Honur
Kim Ann Jones
Debbie Symmonds
Cindy Welsch
Paul Stack
Mike Symmonds
Terry Brossart
Kenneth Franklin
Gary Howard
Kim Ricketts
David Symmonds
Kenneth Welsch
Robert Estabrook
Tom Atkins
Benn Symmonds
Sandra Varney
Laura Beukenhorst
Kathy Durcan
Patrica Burns
Davenport
Welsch
Muscatine High School
Hershey Convalescent Home
Rock Island
Kansas
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Clayton Rost
Love
Larry Owens
Ruth Boorn
Christine McCormick
John
Boorn
Gene Denkman
Earl Denkman
Ray Houseman
Lois Beatty
Marilyn Aberhaus
Vera Samuelson
Robert
Paul Beatty
Linda Denkman
Main St
Ames
Wilton High
Personnel Training Institute of
Omaha
Central State Bank
Union Story Bank
Muscatine High
Muscatine Community College
Iowa State University
Ames J
Pat's
Moscow
Wilson
Nichols
Jallisa
Downey
Brink Pnovo
Mrs
G.A. Riemdke
de- Molay Boys
Mothers’ Circle
Will
Masonic Temple
Estabrook-Dusenberry Les Union
Wallace Estabrook
Park Lane Golf ‘and Country Club
Ladies Aid
Mulford Evangelical Free Church
Cone
Pearl Kennedy
Dale Kennedy
Cedar “Rapids
Phelps Norge Dry Cleaning Village
Mulberry Ave
Dial
Tod P
Linda Glenny
Janet Berry
Donna Corwin
Mary Lou Hzohn
Barbara Ann Dunbar
Donna Frieden
Cindy Myers
Carol Neipert
the Homemakers Hardware Store
Chicago
George Thompson
Seth
Fou
Wran
Elmer Pauls
Pat Jaeger
Joyce Brenneman
Alerta Bakker
University of Towa
Towa City
Edith Newton
Towa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Eloise Roesce
Iowa Wesleyan College
Ana Kirchner
Arizona
Sharon Symmonds
W. Welsch
Cedar Valley
Maryin Ceynar
Liberty Methodist Church
Colleen Carlson
Brenda Kreener
Batty Yo Walker
Maid of Honors
Brink Pho
William Welsch
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