Double ring wedding unites Kathleen Mueller and David Reason
Zion Lutheran Church Taylor Ridge hosts July ceremony for Kathleen Mueller and David Reason. Relatives from Taylor Ridge Buffalo Prairie Peoria Urbana LaGrange Loves Park Milledgeville attend. Bride by dress Silks organza lace train orchids. groom best man Kenneth Reason. Reception in parish hall with smilax gladioli fugi pompoms. Honeymoon to Colorado then residence Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Prairie
Zion Lutheran Church
Taylor Ridge
Kathleen Mueller
Lawrence L‘mueller
David L. Reason
Laurence Reason
Reason
John L. Stuebe
George R. Mueller
Taylor , Ridge
James L. Mueller
Peoria
Don P. Mueller
Yorkville
Laurene Reason
Kenneth Reason
Dean Tomlin
Oak Park
Dot Mueller
William Hawn
Burne Prairie
Connie Share
Vicki Powell
Colorado
Sutton
Place
Urbana
Rockridge High
University of Ilinois
University of Illinois
Agriculture Engineering Research Lab
Bellevue
LaGrange
Loves Park
Milledgeville
Bride Janemarie Bellinger Weds John Idle in Iowa Ceremony
Janemarie Bellinger became the bride of John C Idle at the First Friends church in Cedar Rapids on Saturday July 23. Rev. Marvin Hoeksema and Rev J Paul Hadley officiated the double ring ceremony with white gladioli and blue accents. The bride wore a rayon linen gown with lace and a chapel train, carried white carnations with a blue center, and was given in marriage by her father. The groom is son of Cart Idle and Mrs Idle. A reception followed and the couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after August 1. she is a nursing student and he a senior at William Penn college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Friends Church
Janemarie Bellinger
John C. Idle
Marvin Hoeksema
Honeycreek
New Providence
Iowa
Friends Church
J. Paul Hadley
Ross Bellinger
Idle
Cart Idie
Adams
Duane
Harlan Bellinger
Carl Idle
Dale McLeland
Oskaloosa
Carolyn Micklick
Corwith
Ozarks
400
18Th St
Cedar Rapids
Idie
Muscatine High
St. Luke's Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
William Penn College
Town City
Mt. Auburn
Monticello
Keswick
LaPorte City
Indianola
Oklahoma City
Okla
Toasty Fall Afghan Pattern Offer from Muscatine Journal
A vintage Needlecraft ad promotes a grandma afghan pattern using three colors with floral center. It lists 35 cents per pattern, 15 cents more for first class mail, and asks readers to send name, address, zip and pattern number to Alice Brooks at Muscatine Journal, New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Muscatine Journal
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
America
Marion Hobt Weds William Pasut in Des Moines Ceremony
Marion Elsme Hob of Des Moines married William Joseph Pasut of Albia in a July 23 Visitation Catholic church ceremony. Rev. R J Conley officiated before about 200 guests. bride wore white peau de soie with rose point lace, train and veil. Attendants included Misses Poole Johnston Hobt and Pasut family members. After a Colorado honeymoon, they will reside in Columbus Junction. she is a nurse, he a state patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Marion Elsme Hob
Des Moines
William Joseph Pasut
Visitation Catholic Church
R. J. Conley
Muriel A. Hobt
Ninth
Emil Pasut
Route 1
Albia
Towa
Patty Poole
Janice Johnston
Renee Hobt
James Pasut
John Pasut
James Witko
Terry Hobt
Rosary Society of the Church
Jim Brooks
Ron Fessler
Ames
Joan VanAsselt
Cathy Reich
Paula Ostwinkle
Lefr
Colorado
Pasut
Yowa Methodist School of Nursing
Columbus Community
Centerville Junior College
N. E
Missouri
Kirksville
Towa Highway Patrol
Colorado Springs
Colo. Albia
Miss Batchelor Is Honored at Linen Shower
Miss Janis Batchelor was honored at a linen bridal shower Sunday in Davenport. She will wed Michael Durst on August 2. Hostesses were Mrs. James Baird and Mrs. David Baird. Decorations featured orchid and yellow. About 25 guests attended from DeKalb Cedar Rapids North Liberty Morning Sun Muscatine and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Batchelor
Davenport
Batchelor
Michael Durst
James Baird
David Baird
DeKalb
Cedar Rapids
North Liberty
Morning Sun
Muscatine
Columbus Teens Plan Charity Teen Hop At Columbus Cafe
Columbus area youths meet at Columbus cafe at 8 p m to plan a teen hop to raise money for the Columbus swimming pool. Attendees include Carolyn Teel and Jim Johnson Grand View Greg Hafner and Tana Paine Letts Charlene Buser and Vicki McKean Conesville Craig Edmondson and Dave Sistrunk Ainsworth Jim Skubal Cotter Dan Wilson Kathie Kellmer Steve Fulton and Mar. Mothers gathered at Connie Lewis home to organize the teenage committee and other moms are joining the effort. The first hop location and time will be announced within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Area
Columbus Junction
Argaret Perry
Columbus
Area Junction
Columbus Cafe
Carolyn Teel
Jim Johnnson
Grandview
Greg Hafner
Tana Paine
Letts
Charlene Buser
Vicki McKean
Conesville
Craig Edmondson
Dave Sistrunk
Ainsworth
Jim Skubal
Cotter
Dan Wilson
Kathie Kellmer
Steve Fulton
Mar
Mrs Doerres Birthday Honored At Lone Tree Picnic
Mrs Florence Doerres of Lone Tree was surprised by her children at Weed park on her birthday. A picnic dinner gathered 18 people including DeWayne Petsel and family from Plainfield Indiana who arrived to celebrate along with gifts and cake in the afternoon.
Local families visit area and nearby travels
L young people from the area host visitors from Minneapolis and Los Angeles while local families from Muscatine and nearby towns spend weekends with relatives. A Colorado vacation is planned. Texas and old Mexico trips are recalled. Vocal soloists from the Hubrey and Carrell families performed at local churches in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Creel
Stephanie
Andria
Minneapolis
Rob Smylie
Ed Hawkins
Muscatine
Sheldon Hawkins
Louis Harbison
Lynn
Lori
David
Lex
Los Angeles
D. R
Lewis 'Tisor
Texas
Jim Holmgreene
Old Mexico
Carol Hubrey
Lois Hubrey
United Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Carrell
Barbara Richardson and Larry Martz to Wed Sept 4
Columbus Junction announces the forthcoming wedding of Barbara Richardson and Larry Martz. The ceremony will be at 2:30 p.m. at Columbus City Methodist church with invitations not sent, and friends and relatives welcome. Other local notices include Letts Garden Club meeting plans and Woman's Society of Christian Service basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Richardson
Larry Martz
wWses
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Naomi Johnson
Pearle Shearer
Olive van Delinder
Irene Bloomquist
Marian Hildebrand
Harvey Johnson
McCausland
Richard Dilts
Dennis
Becky
University of Iowa
Rhonda
Debbie Dilts
Darrell Conaway
Conesville
Gerald Grace
Columbus Junction
Clayton Richardson
Barbara
William Martz
Columbus City Methodist Church
Iowa Plane Crash Claims Two Lives at Sioux City Airport
A night landing crash at Sioux City airport killed Harold Pratt, 41, a farmer from near Whiting, and his daughter Mary Lee Jr. Pratt's wife was hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clusx City
Sioux City
Harold Pratt
Whiting
Mary Lee, Jr
Pratt
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David Reason
Taylor Ridge Church
Lois Jean Wait
Reynolds
Donald Schroll
Aledo
Mr. Mueller
Everett Farehert
John Johansen
Mariel Jackson
Lloyd Lafever
Keith Reason
Will Parks, Jr
VFW
Mary Steinke
Steinke
Phillips
Mena Council
Pocahontas
American Legion
Lillian Freund
Mary Faith Hart
John Idle
Rose Portewig
Monticelli
Robert Robbins
Herb Bellinger
Debra LaRue
Robin Robbins
Larry Niswander
Dennis Bellinger
Mike Tiege
Fel
By Mee Baoelts
London
Marion Hobt
William J. Pasut
Miss.Cozad
Mr. Stecher
Raymond Cozad
B. St. St
Geraldine
Albert Stecher
Raymond Stecher
Durant
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Hall
Connie Lewis
Margie Trotter
Helen Paine
Helen Clark
Pat Parsons
Marian McGinnis
Lewis
Aerg Aes TL Te
NORGE
Phelps Norge Dry Cleaning Village
Mulberry Ave
Sandy Alexander
Waaster
Letts Garden Club
WSCS
Edith Baerst
Leroy St
Letha Holliday
Bertha Block
Edna Holliday
Mabel Bailey
Sylvia Fuhrman
Grand Rapids
Minn
Jolly Workers
Elaine Small
Jennifer Morris
Louisa County
Bamford
Geo. M. Wittich Funeral Home
Cedar Street
Dial
Viinton
Mary
Mint
Ieven
Jmiinton’s
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