Miss Christine Griffin and Dennis First Exchange Vows
Miss Christine Griffin and Dennis First exchanged vows at Grace Lutheran Church on Sunday. Rev. C. R. Gesell and Rev. David Funk officiated a double ring ceremony for Christine Rose Griffin of Aviamosa and Dennis First of Wyoming with about 175 guests. The bride wore a silk mist gown with chantilly lace and carried white roses. attendants wore aqua and white, and a four tier cake highlighted the reception. After June 21 the couple plans travel and a change of dress for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladioli
Grace Lutheran Church
Christine Rose
Griffin
Aviamosa
Dennis
Wyoming
C. R. Gesell
Muscatine
David Funk
Fairfield
John Edmund O'Reilly
Millard C
Janet Day
Linda
Joan Glenny
Sabrina
Sheryl Hindahl
Karen Steinke
Monmouth
Rowann Brinkman
Oxford i
John Griffin
James Juhring
Cedar Rapids
Michael Griffin
Gregory
Monticello
Robert Diercks
Ronald Brinkman
Oxford Junction
Robert Brauns
Mary Ann Derksen
Linda Bunting
Clarance
Janice Griffin
Hide
Kehton Coyner
Wapello WSCS Circles Name New Officers
Wapello WSCS Circles elect officers at the Methodist church with nine teen members present. Bertha Drake chaired Butt Circle. Ima Bullemer named vice chair, Vera Mayes secretary, Inez Weber treasurer. Ruth Circle chose Maur rine Berkhoff as chairman. Joint meeting details include assistants, devotions, and a mission lesson. Audience heard greetings from several towns and noted lodging for a couple at 204 Booth Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
WSCS
Methodist Church
Bertha’ Drake
Butt Circle
Fern Deihl
Ima Bullemer
Vera Mayes
Inez Weber
Deuttore
Bullemer
John Winslow
Ruth Circle
Vera Hayes
Mary Circle
Maurrine
Berkhoff
Emma. Eversmeyer
Lucille Parsons
Mary Wiedevreenl
Nellie Meyers
Ninetc
Alice Samuels
Grace Reif
Dot Morris
Vio-let Colvin
Hadley Heater Agaisting
Lillian Small
Rebecca Circle
Myrle Hook
Dorothy Small
Fitterns
Sophie Hurt
Rose Kerr
Altay Olio
First EUB Church Scene of Rechenberger Peterson Wedding
Marriage vows were exchanged at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Muscatine when Miss Katherine Rechenberger wed Lyon Peterson. The ceremony featured double ring vows, organ music, and a reception in the church parlor. The bride, daughter of Albert Starkweather, wore a white lace gown. groom is son of C Earl Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rechenberger
Peterson
First Evangelical United: Brethren Church
Muscatine
Katherine Rechenberger
Lyon Peterson
Albert Starkweather
Route 2
Letis
C. Earl Peterson
West Eighth Street
Joyce Magedanz Weds Robert Reason in Keithsburg
Joyce Magedanz daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Magedanz of Keithsburg married Robert Reason son of George Reason of Tucson Ariz and Mrs Emma Reason of Keithsburg in a 2 pm Saturday Methodist church ceremony Rev William Browning officiated Given in marriage by her father The bride wore a white lace gown over taffeta veil waist length bouquet blue carnations and daisies Best man George Reason Ushers Lindy Welch Steve Palmer Maid of honor Mrs Dan Pulliam Attendants wore lavender dresses After June 20 the couple will live on a farm northeast of Keithsburg Great Falls News, Keithsburg, Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keithsburg
Joyce M. Magedanz
E. J. Magedanz
Robert Reason
George Reason
Tucson
Ariz
Emma Reason
Methodist Church
William Browning
Dan Pulliam
Lindy Welch
Steve Palmer
Westmere High School
Mr. Reason
Tucsonigh School
Gloria Hinterfielster
Cathy Carnahan
LeAnn Armstrong
Gary’ Shepard
James Smalley
John Hintermeister
Robert Carlgon
Donald Shepard
Louis, Mo
Laurel Ann Heerd and Joseph Owens Wed at St Mathias Church
Laurel Ann Heerd daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick R Heerd and Joseph John Owens son of Mr and Mrs Edward W Owens exchanged vows at St Mathias Church in a June ceremony. Rev C Stangohr officiated as Diane Marlin served as maid of honor and Charles Wester was best man. The couple plans a brief Wisconsin honeymoon and will live at 208 East Tenth after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Ann Heerd
Joseph Owens
St. Mathias
Mathias Churc
Frederick R. Heerd
Fulham
Joseph John Owens
Edward W. Owens
C. Stangohr
Pat Petersen
Phillip Hintz
Heerd
Diane Marlin
Charles Wester
Wisconsin
Owens
Muscatine Junior College
Stanley Engineering Co
Hut~ Tig Manufacturing Co
Madison
Wisc
St. Paul
Dinner Party Honors Departing Batterson Employee Della Pilgrim
Batterson store hosts a Park Lane Golf and Country Club dinner for Della Pilgrim to mark her 37 years with the firm and her move to a new position. The party featured a group gift of fifty dollars and a social evening with attendees including Marilyn Pilgrim Carol Raub Art Raub Thomas Fox Julia Fox P J Philips Helen Marks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Pilgrim
Batterson Store
Park Lane Golf and Country Club
Molen Koaltz
Harriet O’keefe
Angeline Marshall
Myron McCluskey
Mary McCluskey
Joan Welsch
Clifford Brown
Gertrude Brown
Marge Hardman
Judy Sarajaci
Garnetta Nagel
Roxie Schmer
Luther
Woods
Miles
Maher
Patty Rolls
Frieda Matthiessen
Elizabeth Sutles
Agnes Bryant
Eleanor Davis
Groters- Kistenmacher July 21 Wedding Set
Imiss oparbara Groters and Dennis Kistenmacher select Saturday July 21 as their wedding date. The 7:30 p.m. ceremony will be at Calvary Baptist church with a church basement reception. Attendants include Shirley Amas as matron of honor and Sandra Gremmels as bridesmaid. Jill Norton is flower girl, Michael Amos ring bearer, Jim Hawley best man, and William Gremmels groomsman. Invites go to out-of-town guests and many friends and relatives. A joint reunion for Keithsburg High School classes of 1936 37 38 39 planned for July 13 at the Masame Mall at 7 p.m. Altar Society plans an ice cream stand for Keithsburg anniversary. Out‑of‑town guests include Mrs. Robert Steel and daughters and Mrs. Fred Gison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imiss Oparbara Groters
Dennis Kistenmacher
Jay
Calvary Baptist
Shirley Amas
Sandra Gremmels
Jill Norton
Michael Amos
Jim Hawley
William Gremmels
Keithsburg
Ill
Keithsburz High School
St. Mary's Altar Society
Edward Olson
Nelle Ellett
Ollown
Robert Steel
Monmouth
Fred Gison
Seaton
Letts Garden Club Sells Rose Bushes and Social News
The Letts Garden Club resold 56 rose bushes with nine community members involved. Furnas committee oversaw the project. Social updates note entertaining at the Estleene home and guests from West Liberty and Wapello, a Chicago trip to hear Billy Graham, Father's Day dinner at the McCormac home, and multiple Sunday visits including Lucretia Turkington's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Torode
Aft Wapello
Orpha Estle
Belle T. Garrett
Richard
Lizbeth
Patricia McCormac
Orval McCormac
Lucretia Turkington
Margaret Turkington
Washington
John Weber
Fruitland
Hintermeister Brides Wayne Schneider in Muscatine
Miss Bette Kay Hintermeister wed Wayne Schneider at First Christian Church Muscatine in a double day ceremony officiated by Rev. Ernest W. Worden. Attendants included Gloria Hintermeister and Cathy Carnahan. The couple plans to reside Route 4 Muscatine after honeymooning at an undisclosed destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette ‘Kay Hintermeister
Mayne
Nancy McKee Weds Glen Eversmeyer in Waterloo Church
Nancy Elizabeth McKee and Glen Richard Eversmeyer were married Saturday June 9 at 2 pm in the Waterloo First United Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured Becky Metin as organist and Susan McKinley as vocalist. The couple plans to reside in Tarkio Missouri with Glen attending Tarkio College. out of town guests came from Portsmouth Virginia and Wapello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy McKee
Glen Eversmeyer
Wapillo
Glen Richard Eversmeyer
Tarkio
Eversmeyer
Waterloo First’ United Presby 1Terian Church
Fred Graham
Nancy Elizabeth
Bettendorf
Bes May
Larry Boysen
Morning Sun
Jerry Missenegger
Washington
Warren Ball
Wapello
Margaret Wilson
E. E. Campbell
Elmer Lewin
Larry Tatlee
Delmar ‘Kramersmeier
Sharon Hanna
Serene Jison
Vitamin C in Citrus Juices Promotes Health
The text stresses daily vitamin C intake from citrus fruit juices to prevent gum disorders and boost infection resistance. It highlights the need for regular, adequate consumption to maintain health.
Pastor Installed At Columbus Junction Revival Service
Installation of Rev. Hubert L Sunderman at United Presbyterian Church Columbus Junction featured a poduck dinner and a service led by Rev. Tale Brohmer Ainsworth with Rev. Reuben Tjaden Cedar Rapids delivering the charge to the minister and Rev. Lewis Furda Masestine giving the charge to the congregation. Margaret Morgan led the choir and the anthem This is My Father's World.was sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Hubert Lunderman
United Presbyterian Church
Samuel Ewart
Pleasant
Tale Brohmer
Ainsworth
Ewart
Reuben Tjaden
Cedar Rapids
Lewis Furda
San Diego
Cal
Paul ‘Stokes
Jack
Joyce
Des Moines
Verlee Pierce
Virginia Enke
Shirley Finke
John Coon
Mirs
Robert Coon
Vera Coon
Col. City
Peter Ball
Philadelphia
Brenst Ford
Harold Nielson
Davenport
Edna
Genizler
Ellie Kelly
R. J. Volroubek
Rudy
Sigourney
Hare
Lou Votrougek
H. W. Pedersen
Famly
Elmer Groben
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Christine Griffin
Junclion
Thomas O'Reilly
Mrs. Dennis
Bamford
Booth Anamosa
Hill's Fair
Sal House
Offen
le Rock
Kem Glo
Coras
Rev
J. Anhur
Lveland Offi
Florence Heller
Levi A. Odell
Jack, Welch
Letts
Welch
Roger King
Robert Edwards
Charles Rechenberger
Echurch
Larry Hilsenhoff
Jean Pasdach
David Titus
Junior Briggs
Deanna Keller
Airida
Starkweather
Naren Potter
Loretta Stark
East Eighth Street
L and M Community School
Kent Feed Inc
Muscaline High School
Celon Co
MR. and
Mrs
Lynn Peterson
Joyce Magedanz
Rhit & Wella
Ict
Eee
Groters- Kistenmacher
Keithsburg High
Letts Garden Club
DAIL
H. C. Stansell
Neidig
Muscatine, In
Bette Hintermeister
Wayne Schneider
Phyllis Jones
Richard Armstrong
Paul Ridge
J. Wendalk Hoopes
Paul Hines
St. Louis
JoAnn Hauling
Barbara Wilson
Jeanne Asthalter
Diane Martin
Karen Stohr
Susan Moody
Sandy Smith
Shirley Schneider
Belly Schneider
Donne Carlson
Route 4
Muscatine High School
St. Lukes School of Nursing
Schneider
Cok Jere
Dubai-town
Walcott
West Liberty
Marshaltown
St. Lovis
Clinton
Silvis
Oregon Street
Kent
Lloyd
Red” Jackson
Columbus
East Second St
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