Barbara Bently and Phillip Owens wed in Muscatine
Barbara Bently and Phillip Owens married at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev. E. Hageman officiating. A 2:30 p.m. ceremony followed by a reception at Hotel Muscatine for about 160 guests. The bride, daughter of Oliver and Barbara Bently, wore delustered satin with pearl accents. groom is son of Edward Owens. The couple will reside at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Guests came from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Mississippi, and Springfield.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Barbara Bently
Phillip Owens
Hageman
Oliver’ Bently
Owens
Edward Owens
Hotel Muscatine
Mary Moody
Raymond Miller
Sherrie King
Paul Stamler
Robert Eisner
Joe Ow
Ann ‘Owens
Ft. Leonard Wood
Army
Dickeys Celebrate 25th Anniversary With Open House Dance
Mr and Mrs Chester O Dickey near Atalissa plan a silver wedding anniversary on Saturday December 28. An open house starts at 7 pm followed by a dance at Atalissa school gym. Chester is son of Mr and Mrs Claude Dickey and Norma Satterthwaite is daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Satterthwaite. They have five children Donald West Liberty Joe Muscatine Mrs Susan Rock Judie Dickey and Paul Dickey and three grandchildren Christine Angela and Michael.
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Chester
Dickey
Atalissa
Atal! School
Chester Dickey
Claude Dickey
Norma Satterthwaite
Fred. Sat
Janet Berger and Lawrence Douglas wedding in Waterloo
Janet Berger and Lawrence Douglas exchanged vows at Trinity Episcopal Church on Saturday December 21. The couple, planning a Chicago and Florida honeymoon, will reside at 45 Colony Drive after January 5. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. H Philip Autrey with Martian Templeman at the organ and JoAnne Kohls as maid of honor.
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Janet Berger
Lawrence Douglas
Chicago
Florida
Dee
Trinity Episcopal Church
Colony Drive
Douglas
Tanet E. Berger
Aurel E. Berger
Campsel Ave
Waterloo
We Berger
Ann’ Douglas
Rogue Valley
Manor
Medford
Ore
H. Philip Autrey
Martian Templeman
Kennell E. Allbee
JoAnne Kohls
Vernon “Waller
James Douglas
Park Lane Country Club
Robert Carter
Washington
Iowa
State College of Iowa
Oxford University
Oxford
England
Central Junloy High
Illinois Institutee of Technology
Ye Olde Wigmaker Now Has Female Customers
Williamsburg, Va. Bill Johnson reports on James Stuart MacIntosh, a 36 year old Scottish master wigmaker reviving old methods to craft natural looking wigs for fashionable women. He traces wigs from Louis XIV through George Washington era to modern theater and daily life, noting how wives now wear wigs to save trips to parlors and that fashion shifts, while once exclusive, have broadened the market.
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Bill Johnson
Williamsburg
James Stuart Maclntosh
MacIntosh
Scotland
Louis XIV
France
Louis di
Charles II
England
New World
George
Virginia
George Washington
Governor's Palace
Intosh
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for 1964
The Past Presidents of the American Legion elected new officers led by Mary Faith Hart as president and Florence Gabriel as vice president. Ruth Dye became secretary treasurer and Renee Olson reporter. Secret pals were revealed and new ones chosen for 1964. Dinner at Ina Maes was followed by games and refreshments at Mrs Florence Gabriels home. January meeting set for January 16 at Mrs Irene Bowmans home 516 W Seventh.
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The
American Legion
Mary Faith Hart
Florence Gabriel
Ruth Dye
Renee Olson
Ina Mae
Lhe
Irene Bowman
Onj
Dinner at the Ule Residence in Shady Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ule hosted a pre Christmas dinner at their Shady Lane home on Sunday in 2024. Christmas tidings and gifts were exchanged after the meal. Guests included Kenneth Lemkay and family Silvis Misa She Cook Moline Mrs Jenn Lemkay Jim Jack Lemkau and family Robert Lemkauz and family Larry Lemkau and Brad Linda Fryberger Lyle Hocke and Ronald Hocke.
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Robert
Shady Lene
Kenneth Lemkay
Silvis
Misa She
Moline
Jenn Lemkay
Jim
Jack Lemkau
Robert Lemkauz
Larry Lemkau
Brad
Linda’ Fryberger
Lyle Hocke
Ronald Hocke
Pike Grange Christmas Meeting Highlights
Pike Grange held a Christmas potluck and program on December 1 at the Grange Hall. Ed Schaapveld read The First Christmas Tree. candle lighting featured reader Helen Grim with candlelighters Jane Hollenbeck Bill and Leo Schaapveld. Narrators Winifred Iwell Viola Morrison and D Peterson presented No Room at the Inn. Debbie Pippert ended with Pledge of Allegiance and Jingle Bells. Decorations were provided by the home economics committee. Next meeting is January 15.
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Winifred Iwell
Viola
Morrison
D Petergon i
Berniece Schaapveld
Debbie Pippert
Home Economics Committee
Pike Grange
Grange to Host Ax Change Program at Pike Grange
Pike Grange invites members to an ax change program with a potluck lunch after the meeting. A Western TV fan, Miss Fogarty, showcases floor length plaid cotton madras gowns with embroidered ruffles at the ankles and sleeves, scooped neckline.
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Ington Grange
Pike Grange
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Herbert Grebing
Charles Sabbath
Jan Freyermuth
Dublin
Joseph Owens
Michael O Leary
Gary Lemkau
David Dodder
Thomas Hooper
Bamford
Spt
C. O. Dickeys
Legion Auxiliary
Ule
Phelps Norge Dry Cleaning Village
Mulberry Ave
Dial
Westinghouse
Hastings
Gloria
Summer Kitchen
Muscatine
Ardon
Lana Lamp
Karen Albright
Shirley Lee
Linda Rock
Barbara Bentl
Joyce Jarrett
Patricia Keller
Judy Payne
Shirley Schneider
Mary Harper
Novy Lady Sunbeam
Syracuse
China
Spec
Price
Miro
Cork
Bulletin Board
Walt Disney TV
Silberhorns
East Second
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