Sandra Miller and Nathan Drucker to wed on Dec 30
Sandra Miller and Nathan Drucker choose December 30 for a private 3 30 pm ceremony at the bride’s home 311 Bartlett. A 5 pm reception for friends and relatives will follow at Geneva Golf and Country Club. Sharon Miller will be maid of honor and Robert Ratcliff best man. Parents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller 311 Bartlett and Mr and Mrs Frank Drucker 801 E 6th St.
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Sandra Miller
Nathan Drucker
Bartlet
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Sharon Miller
Robert Ratcliff
Arthur F. Miller
Bartlett
Frank Drucker
6Th St
YW playschool children to sing carols at Christmas event
YWCA playschool children will sing Christmas carols around the tree on December 21 at 9:30 a.m. and December 22 at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Each 20 minute performance invites parents to attend. after the program children return to their room for a party and a 35 cent gift exchange.
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The
YWCA
Lo-Tri
Ywca Teen Center
Miss Wagner and John Muller Set Wedding Date
Kathleen Wagner and John A Muller will marry at 2 p.m. Sunday December 19 at the Wilton United Methodist Church. Invited are friends and relatives for the ceremony and reception. Mrs. Robert Engling is matron of honor for her sister and Robert Engling will serve. Mr and Mrs Edward Wagner of Wilton and Mr and Mrs Frans D Muller of Clinton are involved.
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Wilton
Kathleen Wagner
John A Muller
Wilton United Methodist Church
Robert Engling
Edward Wagner
Frans D. Muller
Clinton
Family of the Rohwers shines in Muscatine life
The Rohwer family on Route 3 features Robert Rohwer, vice president of Grain Processing Corp, active in church and professional groups, and Barbara Rohner, president of the Muscatine General Hospital Auxiliary. Their son Richard is a ninth grader at West Junior High, playing trombone, in chess, and pursuing chemistry and astrophysics projects, with plans for a Pilot Club exhibit. The family has three married children living in Pasadena, Albuquerque, and Meeker, Colorado.
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Helen Weiershauser
Route 3
Robert Rohwer
Mom
Dad
Richard
Grain Processing Corp
Paper Industry Foundation
Western Michigan University
Rohwer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Colorado
Canada
Barbara Rohner
Muscatine General Hospital
Youth For Understanding Committee
West Junor High
Stace
Chess Club
Pilot Club
Richards
Rohwers
Robert, Jr
Kathy TeStrake
Muscatine
Pasadena
Calif
David
Rebecca) Jagnow
Albuquerque
N.M
Heidi
David Hoad
Rebecca
Meeker
Colo
Miss Sorgenfry Weds Bruce Jipp in December Wedding
Wilton Miss Barbara Sorgenfry will marry Bruce Jipp at 7:30 p.m. December 30 in Zion Lutheran church. Invitations are being sent. relatives and friends are invited. Reception follows in the church basement. Miss Sorgenfry is daughter of Howard Sorgentry and wife. Bruce Jipp is son of Alvin Jipp and wife.
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Wilton
Barbara Sorgenfry
Bruce Jipp
Zion Lutheran Church
Miss Sorgentry
Howard Sorgentry
Witon
Mr.Jipp
Alvin Jipp
Community college group sings for Psi Chapter
Muscatine Community College Singers directed by Miss Karen Cowman performed Christmas music for Town Psi Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa at the Hotel Muscatine Monday evening. Mrs. Ella Mae Bunn chaired the program. Miss Reed, former L-M High student, accompanied the group. Christmas hymns and spirit
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Muscatine
MS Society hears about Camp Sunnyside
Dave Bruskern of Camp Sunnyside spoke to about 30 attendees at the MS Society potluck supper and Christmas event at Faith United Church of Christ. He described handicapped programs and a retail store in Muscatine for patient-made items.
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Wilton
United Presbyterian Women
The
Grace United Church of Christ
Sten
MS Society
Camp Sunnyside
Dave Bruskern
Faith United Church of Christ
Muscatine
Paula Powell
Evans Card Shop
Gloria
Astrological Forecast For Wednesday December 8
Aries faces confusion and should study potential while letting others handle details. Taurus may see delays and should wait for full facts, discarding gossip. Gemini experiences strong influences and temporary dissension, with extra duties but some taking advantage. Cancer notes confusion around short trips and neighbors, seek harmony. Leo should question motives and await more info before money deals. Virgo receives appreciation and material gains through organization, aiming for goals. Libra should finish projects and work behind the scenes to smooth programs, watch misinformed relatives. Scorpio money and friendship clash. seek new contacts and independence. Sagittarius urges caution beneath surface indications, don’t rush decisions. Capricorn hold travel if possible. verify messages and have alternatives. Aquarius expects a money surprise with favorable potential.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Pisces Horoscope Guidance and Cautions For Today
A dated astrological note advises careful reading of fine print and written commitments. It urges Pisces to lie low and observe others before acting, noting progress blocks may lift around today and the wearer is naturally executive, thriving when independent. It mentions lessons from recent social activity and urges using valuable new contacts.
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Skylark
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter’ Day Saints
Donna ‘Chamberlin
Kim Tompkins
Debbie Symmonds
Lisa Belknap
Friendship Circle of Faith United Church of Christ
Mulberry
Walter Ross
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Lucas St
Cathy Sprouse
Barb Haley
Stephanie Sayles
Goria Barnhart
Miss Wagner
Mr. Muller
Turnal
Richard Rohwer
Musculine
Miss Sorgenfry
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Hall
Lillian McGill
Albert Bermel
Pitch
Harold Templeman
John Shoultz
Margaret Dierksen
Community College
Psi Chapter
Teresa Geertz
Terry Nyenhuis
Ernie Penniston
Anna Mae Daut
Judy Fry
Floy Altenbernd
Mabel Reichert
Grace Duggleby
Mark Hopkins
University
WOM Academy of Friendship
Academy of Friendship of the Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Lennah Oostendorp
West Second Street
Omar
Scorpio
Capricorn
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Barb Phelps
Barb
Patricia
Faery
Dacron Reg
Helen Harper
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