Wedding Anniversary Noted for Bond Street Residents
Monday July 18 1083 bond street residents observe their wedding anniversary. They are the parents of a daughter Mrsucker and grandfather of John Frye and great grandson Pat Frys.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
8
Monday July 18 1083 bond street residents observe their wedding anniversary. They are the parents of a daughter Mrsucker and grandfather of John Frye and great grandson Pat Frys.
Invitations issued for the wedding of Ray Krantz and Miss Claiye Mathrésa in Wilmington Delaware. Groom Harvey Krantz of Muscatine and his bride expect vows this August with both families hosting the ceremony and reception.
Miss Carol Newberry and Barry Wallman exchanged vows at First Methodist Church on Sunday July 14 at 4 pm. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. De Vere Newberry of 112 Middle Road, wore silk organza with reembroidered Alencon lace and a long chapel train. Attendants included Cynthia Clark and Sally Sutton, with Douglas Wallman as best man. About 150 guests attended the reception in the church hall, and the couple will reside at 602 W. Clay Town Pleasant. The bride attends Town Wesleyan College. the groom is a senior at Town Wesleyan and a Lambda Chi Alpha member. Out-of-town guests came from multiple states and cities.
The Bond reunion will be held at Weedpath West Side shelter on July 21. Floyd McConnaha is president and Mrs. George Monson treasurer. Mrs. Robert Mahvaun Mrs. Calvin Purdy Mrs. Harold Boorn and Mrs. Raymond Jackson form the table committee. All members are urged to attend.
A California family from San Diego visits relatives in the Wilton area. Mr and Mrs Alvin Stephens Sr and their daughters Glenda Stephanie Deborah plan a weeklong stay and will return by midweek. Advertisement.
Fragmented ad copy advertises Marian Martin sewing patterns with coin prices and a free catalog offer. It mentions sizes 16a and yardage needs, a lustrous bow neck design, and a Muscatine Journal listing address and coupon details for pattern catalogs.
A world famous institute reports a new substance in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and speeds healing. Tests under a doctor’s observation show relief from itching burning and pain within minutes and easier bowel movements with reduced infection risk. Available as ointment or suppositories at drug counters.
Step by step weatherstrip repair for auto doors. Remove old adhesive, clean groove and strip with thinner, apply fresh adhesive, reinsert rubber seal, and let set for about three hours before closing door. For fact sheet 497, write James Hawkins with a stamped return envelope.
Mrs. Peter Ball and three children from Philadelphia visited Sunday at the Ford home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Ford. Columbus Junction. Mr and Mrs James Peterson and daughter from Washington were also there. Mr and Mrs Bill Orr with Suzanne and John from Normal left Sunday for home after visiting his parents and her parents in Muscatine.
The Women's Society of Christ in Wilton planned a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Robert Farr and daughters at the church. The event, set for Thursday July 25 at 7:30 p.m. (est), will feature a program and refreshments. Hostesses listed include Mrs. Jacob Duffe Mrs. Carl Kessler Mrs. Dallas Sterner Mrs. Willa Scott. directors Fred Townsend and Mrs. Walter Hansen.
Advert reads that earthenware crocks and bowls arrive in three sizes suitable for bread making, pickling, and kraut. It notes popular demand and emphasizes the durable nature of the Y-Old Time Earthen ware Crockery line.
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