Wellington Peters Tie January Nuptials At Little Brown Church
Linda Wellington and Edward Peters wed in a double ring ceremony at the Little Brown Church Na shua on January 6 at 3 p m Rev Glenn Utterback officiated. The bride is daughter of Louis Rathjen and wife Columbus Junction and the groom son of Kenneth L Peters and wife also of Columbus Junction. Family member William Wellington gave the bride away. The bride wore a white satin brocaded sheath with an iridescent tiara and carried white carnations. Best man was Robert Morgan and Susan Hoyt was honor attendant. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon and will reside at 90742 Third St Columbus Junction after January 14. Mrs Peters is a Columbus Community High graduate and worked at Charles Mull and Sons in Muscatine. Mr Peters works with his father Peters Plumbing and Heating in Columbus Junction. Out of town gifts came from Columbus Junction Muscatine Iowa and Minnesota.
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Columbus
Junction
Little Brown
Nashua
Linda Kay Wellington
Edward Lée Peters
Glenn Utterback
Louis Rathjen
Columbus Junction
Peters
Kenneth L. Peters
William Wellington
Robert Morgan
Florida
Third St
Columbus Community High
Charles
L. Mull and Sons
Muscatine
Peters Plumbing and Heating
Iowa
Minnesota
Dear Abby Christmas dilemmas and party misreadings
Dear Abby answers readers on Christmas gifting limits and social jealousy. A couple argues over a $21 gift versus a $40 purse and a later apology is advised. Abby also responds to a kiss incident at a party and a card stamp controversy about four cent stamps.
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Abby
George
Engagement announced for Janice Werner and John Nelson
Miss Janice Werner daughter of Raymond and the late Wanda Werner of Letts plans a June wedding to John Nelson son of Mrs Edna Nelson of Muscatine. Miss Werner works as a secretary at Huttig Mfg Co while Mr Nelson is employed at Grain Processing Corp.
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Janice Werner
Raymond
Werner
Letts
Wanda Werner
John Nelson
Edna Nelson
Lincoln Blvd
Muscatine
Miss Werner
Huttig Mfg. Co
Nelson
Grain Processing Corp
West Liberty Women Hold Ecumenical Meeting Thursday
An ecumenical women’s meeting was held Thursday at the West Liberty Christian church with about 85 attendees. The panel including lay women from six churches discussed The Fences Are Falling and ecumenism, highlighting shared goals and the church’s voice in the community. A worship service followed, then a social hour and tea service with organizers listed. The Calorie Counters group meets Tuesday at 7:14 with swim and sauna cancelations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Christian Church
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Christian Church
Larry Sullivan
C.W.F
Billy Scharff
C.W F
Chad James
Waldo Myers
St. Joseph's
Garland Haselhuhn
Faith’ Baptist -Church
Carl Geertz
Our’ ‘Redeemer
Lutheran Church
Edward Schermerhorn
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Akers
John “Powell
Methodist Church
James
Thej ‘Ecumenical Movement
Fred Pierce
Stewart Arnold
YMCA
St Mathias Home and School to Meet anders Lecture
The St Mathias Home and School Association will hold its regular meeting Tuesday Jan 9 at 7 30 p m at the school Norbert Beckey will speak on The Parochial School Lay Board and Its Problems Chapters FC and JR of the PEO Sisterhood will celebrate Founders Day with a luncheon Saturday Jan 13 at 1 p m at the YWCA Indira Bhai a recipient of PEOs international peace scholarship will speak after studying at the University of Iowa Members without reservations may call Mrs W Floyd Scott at 263 3466 to RSVP
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mathias Home and School Association
Norbert Beckey
Fc‘ and
PEO Sisterhood
YWCA
Indira Bhai
PEO
University of Iowa
Floyd Scott
Junior BYF Elects Officers at First Baptist
The Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship at the First Baptist Church elected officers during Sunday meetings. Ramona Suri conducted the session retiring as president. Tom Suri bul was named president with Cindy DeLap as vice president and Debbie Delap as secretary.
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The
First Baptist Church
Robert Connor
Lorien Meerdink
Ramona Suri
Tom Suribul
Cindy ‘DeLap
Debbie Delap
Tammy Cochran
Cindy Burtgen
Terri Broderson
Eyres Hiller Wedding Ties Couple to LeMars Farm
Shirley Mae Hiller and James Wells Eyres wed at Wapello Methodist Church on December 30. The couple, planning a farm southeast of LeMars, traveled on a southern states honeymoon after a reception. Eyres and Hiller families noted. both graduates, with Eyres in dairy science and Hiller in home economics.
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Wapello
LeMars
James Wells Eyres
Wapello Methodist Church
Eyres
Shirley Mae Hiller
Keith B. Hitler
Morning Sun
Roderick Eyres
Sandra, Hiller
Ann Williams
Julie Jones
Charles Gocke
Thomas Bindner
John Burgraft
Mrs. Eyres
Wapetlo High
Towa State University
Mr. Eyres
Union High
Durant Couple Plan Jan 27 Wedding
Durant Mr. and Mrs. Carl Semsch announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Lynn to Gary Jennings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jennings of Centerville. The ceremony is set for January 27 at 2 30 p.m. at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Durant, with a reception 7 to 9 p.m. at the Durant American Legion home. Carol is a Durant High graduate and works at Valley Belt Co Davenport. Gary is a Centerville High graduate, a Navy veteran, and employed by Alico at Beltline?ord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Carl Semsch
Carol Lynn
Gary &. Jennings
Harry Jennings
Centerville
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Durant American Legion Home. Miss Semsch, A Graduate of Durant High
Valley Belt Co
Davenport
Jennings
Centerville High
U.S. Navy
Alcoa
Betlendorf
Iowa Students Eat 58 Million School Lunches
Iowa public schools served over 58 million lunches in 1986 67 across 1 544 buildings. Prices averaged 31 cents with 1 4 million lunches free to needy children. Net income 24.5 million dollars expenses 24.7 million. fed aid 4.9 million in food reimbursements 2.5 million for lunches and 1.6 million for milk.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
A New York report describes Preparation H as an exclusive formula that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without narcotics. Tests across major cities show prompt relief with a coating, lubrication, and soothing effect, usable without prescription in ointment or suppository form.
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New York, X.Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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Linda Wellington
Edward Peters
Little Brown Church
Jennie E. Butcher
Paul W
Doris E. Jacobs
Ethel MM
Branson
Robert G
Carolyn Henderson
Vans
Town of West
Liberty
Eva L. Miller
Alexander M. MacLenna
Busch Street
City of Muscatine
Arel
Palm Beach
PEACH
Connie Colberg
Bonnebelle Schenck
Pamela Woodstra
Onjeda
Woodmere
Tempo
Silberhorns
Henry Derksen
Lester ‘Jensen
Pane Bailey
Mike Ryan
W.F. Schneider
Preston’ Brown
Harold Milkerson Jr
Ronald Brown
Yates Thurness
Northwestern Bell
First Baptist
Cochran
van Cochran
Frank Gillett
Shirley Hiller
James Eyres
Spangler Chapel
WSCS
Bloomington
Harry. Schweitzer
Ethel Shepard
Adel Smith
Mrs
Carol Semsch
Gary Jennings
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