Cupid's arrows score in Muscatine couple's Columbus Junction wedding
Columbus Junction hosts a double ring ceremony uniting Marilyn Nadine Murry and William Glenn Clark at 7 p.m. Saturday. Rev. Wasel officiated. The event featured blue and white decor, organist and pianist, and a reception for about 400 guests at the church. The bride, in a white satin empire gown, and groom, a Columbus Junction native, will reside in Columbus Junction.
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Donna Belle Hughes
Nanney Gipple
Bob Ruth
Garth
Randy Murry
Dave Evans
Rose Smith
Jerry Lamp
Jim Fram
Nancy Smith
Karen Murry
Columbus Junction
Clark
Columbus Community High
May Drug Store
Mr. Clark
Navy
Clarks Mobil
Town Museum Announces Regular Hours And Exhibits
The museum opens Tuesday to Sunday from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm on Tuesday and Thursday, closed Mondays. Exhibits cover early lighting, silver, American antique furniture, decorative arts, and historical objects from the Town and Muscatine area, plus a Victorian sitting room and an African collection. Volunteers list days and names for duty.
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Muscatine
Irving Richman
Liberty wedding to feature Burr and Jenkins in West Liberty
Joyce Burr and Warren Jenkins name attendants for a 1 p.m. nuptial mass at SS Josephs Catholic church West Liberty. Janet Probst of Vinton will be matron of honor with Shery Brown and Melody Raub as bridesmaids. Don Avis will be best man with Dick Brand and Bob Wells as groomsmen. Ushers include Tom Burr and Steven Brown. Invitations sent. relatives and friends invited to the wedding and reception. Miss Burr is from Cedar Rapids, daughter of Cleo L. Burr, West Liberty. Mr. Jenkins from Des Moines, son of Warren Jenkins, Ankeny.
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Wigt Liberty
Joyce Ann Burr
Warren Jenkins
SS Joseph's Catholic Church
West Liberty
Janet Probst
Vinton
Shery Brown
Melody Raub
Don Avis
Dick Brand
Bob Wells
Tom Burr
Steven Brown
Miss Burr
Cedar Rapids
Cleo L. Burr
Mr. Jenkins
Des Moines
Ankeny
Towa
Columbus Jct natives travel and visits across states
Mr and Mrs Don Schiff and family vacation in Minnesota and visit relatives in Mason City. Roilin Smith and Sam return from visiting their son Tom in Ogallala Nebraska. They also vacationed in the Rockies. Melba and Laura Edmondson return from Michigan and Windsor Canada. Ruth Reaney was a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Genevieve McDermott recently left after visits with the Tom Huston residence. The Hustons attended banking meetings in Okoboji and Colorado Springs and visited Randall and Gail Garman in Greeley Colorado. Mark Huston and Sarah Rowland, Columbus Community graduates, will attend Iowa State University this fall.
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Don Schiff
Minnesota
Mason City
Roilin Smith
Sam
Tom
Ogalalla
Neb
Rockies
Melba Edmondson
Laura Edmondson
Colorado Springs
Randal Garman
Greeley
Cola
Mark Huston
Sarah Rowland
Columbus Community
Iowa State University
Louisa Fair dances planned for four big nights
Louisa County Fair announces four dance evenings with no gate charge. Aug 7 opens featuring demolition races and AXE. Aug 2 hosts Fourth Estate at 9 pm. Aug 3 Song Birds. Aug 4 Harlenquim. Dance committee includes F D Smylie, Tom Huston, and Charles Jenkins couples.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Harlenquim
F.D. Smylie
Tom Huston
Charles Jenkins
Leo and other signs forecast for 1972 birthdays
A compact zodiac forecast outlines Leo traits and predictions for all signs from Aries to Pisces. It notes presidents born under Leo, advises on decision making, finances, travel, and relationships, and highlights November as potentially pivotal for the reader.
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Leo
Benjamin Harrison
Herbert Hoover
No Human Value Index in National Policy Says Psychiatrist
Dr. Robert Butler told a church gathering in Washington that most policy decisions are economic and technological rather than moral. He noted the government tracks a Gross National Product but there is no human value index guiding national choices.
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Washington, D.C
America
Robert Butler
Office of Management and Budget
Weight loss plan promises slim figure with tablets
Advertisement touts Odriney tiny tablets as safe easy weight loss without exercise or starvation. It claims 14 years of use with thousands of customers and offers a refund if goals aren’t met. Prices listed as 3.25 and 5.25 for economy size, sold with a money back guarantee.
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