Candlelight Vows Tie Columbus Junction Couple
Miss Nela Jean Solomon and Robert Duane Bennett exchanged wedding vows Friday July 16 at 7 p.m. in Columbus Junction Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Parris officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Solomon, wore a white satin gown with veil and carried a yellow and white colonial bouquet. maid of honor Marilyn Bausch of Iowa City wore yellow satin. Best man Ronald Bennett of Conesville stood with groom. ushers included Bill Gray and Donnie Bennett. Approximately 100 guests attended a reception at the church. After July, the couple will reside in Conesville. both graduates of Columbus Community High School, he employed at Bath Packing Co.
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Miss, Nela
Jean: Solomon
Robert Duane Bennett
Columbus ‘Junction
Robert Parris
Arthur Solomon
Columbus Junction
Bennett
Darlene Conaway
Coassville
Janice Hoyl
Vicki Frisk
Ronald Bennett
Conesville
Bill Gray
Bill Conaway
Mustine
Donnie. Bennett
Conesvilla
Jack Duncan
Chicago
Pat Bright
Margy Conaway
Collee
Lonnadean Fur
Nascané
Cathy ‘Venghaus
Norma Jean Gray
Terry Gray
Town Woman's Relief Corps Elects Lone Tree Leader
Mrs. Ethel Henley of Lone Tree was elected department senior vice president at the convention in Marshalltown. She will also serve as delegate to the national W R C convention in Cheyenne, Wyoming, August 25 to 29. Other officers include Mrs. Emma Read of Shenandoah as department president and Mrs. Clara Foster of Marshalltown as junior vice president, with Mrs. Stella Hanson of Williamsburg and Mrs. Read noted among delegates.
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Ethel Henley
Lone Tree
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Marshalltown
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Cheyenne
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Stella Hanson
Williamsburg
Emma Read
Shenandoah
Clara Foster
YMCA Weekly Schedule Listed By M G A
The YMCA announces the week’s schedule with day camp sessions all week and various activities including beginner and advanced judo, tiny tot classes, day camp swims, family swims, church softball, and leaders training. Several times and age groupings are listed across Monday to Saturday with mixed timing and activity names.
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Heath Picnic
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WSCS Meeting in Cedar Valley Highlights and Plans
The WSCS held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Albert Helzler's home with Mrs. Clinton Meyers assisting. President Mrs. John Johnson led readings by Mrs. John Finlee and Mrs. Raymond Lewis, covering The Biblical Foundation of Missions. A brief churchyard fellowship prayer service was announced, plus a chicken supper planned for September.
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The
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John Lindskoog
Benadory
Burlington
Adrian Rabe
Golden wedding anniversary for William and Flora Sui Spieth
Mr and Mrs William Sui 910 Ovanige observe their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Sunset Inn. Flora S Spieth born Lyons Town a and William Spieth from New York City united in Clinton Tawa in 1913. They have five children and nine grandchildren.
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Muscalt
Planta
Paneer Eel
New Era LCV Meeting Set for July 16 at Parsonage
The New Era LCV plans a meeting on Tuesday July 16 at the parsonage with hostesses Walter Tilberg and Mrs Marjorie Beels. Details are brief and the note indicates a small local gathering.
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Fifth Graders Join Dinner With Local Pupils
Grandview Mrs Pat Bor ihosen hosted fifth graders from Letts School for a dinner on Friday. Attendees included Perky Lee Barbara Foor Greg Rankins Betsy Ziskovsky Connie Harvey Kent Pittman and Jol Lange who worked on pictures for an exhibit at the county fair. Visiting Major and Mrs Neal Mercp Port Leverswortha Kansas stayed at the Kemp homes with relatives in Florence Long Ames and Mrs Georgia Schafer. John Jr and Mrs Richard Blake returned Wednesday from a visit with Ohio relatives.
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Borihosen
Letts Sen
Perky Lee
Barbara Foor
Greg Rankins
Bety Ziskovsky
Connie Harvey
Kent Pittman
Jol Lange
County Ay
Neal
Mercp
Port
Leverswortha
Kansas
Weiling
Paul Kemp
H. C.’ Kemp
Florence
Long
Ames
Georgia Schafer
John Jr
Richard Blake
Ohio
Missionary Society Meeting At Grandview Park Dinner
Grandview Missionary Society held a Thursday meeting at the local park with co hostesses Mrs Phyliss Sudneman and Mrs Bernite Rec ard. Twenty two ladies and six children attended as Garments were finished for the Mission School and devotionals and readings were shared by Mrs Record and Mrs Schafer. The August gathering is planned at Mrs Mary Wallace home with meal provided.
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Phyliss’ Sudneman
Bernite Recard
Missionary Society
Grandview Community Church
Georgia Schafer
Record
Spring Valley
Reta Sals
Alberta Sims
Jorge Taylor
Geraldine Nelson
Lucille Gipple
Mary Wallace
Newcomers Bring Music and Moves to Muscatine
Mrs Bret Trent and family have relocated from Keithsburgy to Muscatine as Mr Trent begins managing the Park Avenue Sun Mari store. The Trent children Bill 14 Marcia 14 and Debbie 12 join Muscatine High West Junior High and local schools as the family settles into church life at First Methodist.
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Lilgas
Muscatine
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Trent
Park Avenue
Sun Mari
Bill
Marcia
Debbie
Bill Trent
Marcie
Lucas
Keithsburg
Ill
Grace Lutheran Group L Meets at Batchelor Home
Grace Lutheran Church group L met at Mrs. Minta Batchelor's home at 1302 Oakland Drive. Eight members and two guests attended as Mrs. Marjory Grat led the lesson. Two August meetings are planned, with the September gathering at Mrs. Dorothy Rahit's home.
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Batchelor
Grace Lutheran Church
Minta Batchelor
Oakland Drive
Iesson
Marjory Grat
Dorothy Rahit
Muscatine Chamber Calendar Announces July Events
The Muscatine Chamber of Commerce releases the weekly community calendar for July 14 to July 20. Highlights include a Muscatine Junior Chamber of Commerce party at Geneva Golf and Country Club on Monday and a Masques meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Muscatine High School. Also noted is Mr and Mrs Ray E Forbes leaving Monday for Pickerel Wisconsin to spend the rest of the summer.
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Asved
Musscatine
Wisconsin Lane
Ray E. Forbes
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Pickerel, Wise
YW Teen Group Plans Camp Out Monday Night
The YWCA Teen Recreation Group will camp out Monday July 15 meeting at 3130 Pu. My. Attendees should bring blankets, flashlight, insect repellent, arm clothing, a tent, and sleeping bag if available. Further details available at the YWCA.
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Muscatine Clubs Plan Week of Lodge Activities
Muscatine service clubs fraternal groups and patriotic societies schedule a busy week. Rotary lunch Monday features a film on Mussters Golf Tournament, Elks meet 8 pm Monday, Kiwanis hear Jack Mivizel Tuesday on Kisyanis International convention, Eagle lodge Tuesday, DeMolay Commandery Wednesday at Masonic temple, American Legion Thursday nominations for officers ahead of July 25 election.
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Kiwanis
Kisyanis International
Aantic City
Eagle Lodge
DeMolay’ Commandery
Templar
Masonic Temple
American Legion
Erpese
Jaycees Hold Meeting and Local Plans In Muscatine Area
The Muscatine Journal reports Jaycees held a regular meeting at a Wischmeier farm home with Bill Paris presiding. Kiddies Day was tentatively moved from July 14 to Sept. 1, with Chamber of Commerce cooperation. parking and boat-race registrations discussed. A dinner meeting is planned for May 1.
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Dean Tome + lia
Champaign
Judy Potter
Cleveland
Ohio
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Danl Zachort
Vincent-Kelde
Reynolds
Mary Moore
Swith
YW Softball Winners Breakfast at the YWCA
A weekly calendar lists a softball winners breakfast at the YWCA on Monday morning along with a busy slate of youth and recreation activities for girls and teens throughout the coming week, including swim lessons, plunge events, and dance gatherings.
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