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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
6
Miss Melody Ann Ross married Michael Jerme Bunn on Sunday June 6 at 2 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church with Pastor E. B. Meyer officiating. Attended by about 130 guests, the couple will reside in Muscatine after a Minnesota honeymoon.
The bride wore a silk or ganza over taffeta gown with a lace embroidered fitted bodice and pearl accents. Her double pearl crown supported a shoulder length veil, and she carried a white rose bouquet. Mrs Richard Watkins served as matron of honor. Her sister wore a pale blue and white floor length gown with rounded neckline, short sleeves and a light blue cummerbund. Cynthia Honts was bridesmaid. both attendants wore matching outfits.
The VEW Abilliary Juniors hold a 7 pm business meeting at the past home. Hawkeye Hoppers square dance lessons are cancelled for tonight and will resume on the first and third Tuesdays, next on June 16 at Mulberry School. COC class of Musserville Methodist church hosts a 6 pm dinner at Mrs Toussaint 308 Burnside on Tuesday June 4. About 200 guests attended a Sunday June 6 reception at the YWCA for Mr. and Mrs. Craig Steven Moss married Friday May at 2:30 pm at West Liberty. Mrs. Moss, former Judy Haller, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haller 220 E Seventh. Mr. Moss is son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moss Magnolia drive. Decorations featured pink and orchid. Cheryl Hurlbut served coffee, Linda Haller served punch. Cheryl Moss and Mary Bruner checked the guest book. Susie Proffitt, Pam Moller and Beverly Smith assisted with gifts. Sue Lorber, Sharon Hazlewood, Connie McConnaha and Terry Berlin helped with serving. Mrs. Charles Haller and Mrs. Charles Moss cut the live-tier wedding cake. The newlyweds reside at 309 Pond. Mrs. Moss had a prior shower hosted by cousins Mrs. Ray Wickers and Mrs. DeWayne Olson at the Olson home, Lorenz. 25 guests attended.
The third annual Balmos reunion was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Dennis Salek. Attendees from Moline Lostant Atalissa West Liberty and Muscatine included multiple Balmos Rhodes Bishop Umbanhowar and Salek family members as well as neighbors and relatives.
Dorothy Cattoir and Edward A. Spiess exchanged vows Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church East Moline officiated by Rev Barnett. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cattoir wore a ta ffta gown with lace appliques and a detachable train. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Walter Spiess wore formal attire. A reception followed at the East End club. After June 12 the couple will reside on Route 2 Muscatine. Mrs Spiess is an organ instructor and Marycrest College senior.
Larry Buster of Muscatine won the Dr J D McPike Trophy for the five best hybrid teas at the Tri City Men's Rose and Garden Show held Sunday at the Masonic temple He exhibited Eclipse Granada White Queen Chrysler Imperial and Mojave to claim the new award He also took the best floribunda Fusilier and his Mojave won a trophy in the best apricot blend class He was also second best hybrid Eclipse. Sharon Schwarz Durant and Harry Lee Jr Peoria exchanged vows Saturday June in a double ring ceremony by Rev Raymond Krutz at Bartonville Methodist Church Bartonville Ill The couple's reception followed and they will reside at 300 Colona Bartonville Ill
Mrs Noll works as a clerk in the County Clerk's office while Mr Noll farms. The couple resides on Route 4 and their origins span Nichols West Liberty Lone Tree Atalissa Springville Wilton Cedar Falls Burlington Town Rock Island East Moline IL and Leadville Colorado.
Mr Spiess a graduate of Muscatine High Muscatine Community College and Town State University is employed with Farmall Works Rock Island.
A novelty gro tape records a child's growth from birth to age three, creating a lasting height log and marking door jams. Also advertised are musical stands that play a birthday tune during display. Mary Chess fragrances and jewelry-like perfume compacts are promoted for gifts and hospital use with multiple reasons to buy.
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