Small and Johnston Wedding At Nichols Church
Miss Juke Small daughter of Mrs Leda Small and the late Vern Small of Wapella wed Forrest Johnston son of Mr and Mrs Everett Johnston Nichols in a Sunday ceremony at Nichols First Methodist Church. Rev Nancy Nichols officiated as Patricia Messer organist accompanied Evelyn Elder vocalist. The bride wore white organza and taffeta gown with elbow veil and carried white and orchid gladioli. Attendants included Connie Wollenhaupt Wa pello maid of honor, bridesmaids Helen Johnston Sue Jackson Connie Gajewski Merri Dixon, junior bridesmaids, and Sandra Small as house attendant. Steve Small was ring bearer. best man was xcillt Johnston with Tom Johnston and Virgil Mills as ushers. Dianna Cajewski led guest book. Shirley Havenbill assisted. The couple will reside in Nichols. Johnston is employed at Bath Packing Plant Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juke Small
Leda Small
Vern Small
Wapella
Forrest Johnston
Everett Johnston
Nichols
Nichols First Methodist Church
Nancy Nichols
Patricia Messer
Evelyn Elder
Paul Havenhill
Ale ‘Ted
Connie Wollenhaupt
Wapelle
Helen Johnston
Sue Jackson
Connie Gajewski
Merri Dixon
Sandra
Small
Wapello
Steve Small
Xcillt Johnston
Tom Johnston
Vireil Mills
Dianna Cajewski
Shirley Havenbill
Johnston
Wapetla High School
Nichols High
Bath Packing Plant
Columbus Junction
Bast Man
Clark Crouse
Ivan L. Starke
Des Moines
Verda
Starke
Joe Chody
George Lohman
Harold Ovesen
Logan Steen
Royal Johnson
Linda Toyne
George ‘Toyne
Marion Newys
Huebner
Muscatine Junior College
Sui
Iowa City
University of Colorado
Arlington Heights
My.Huebner
Newark College of Engineering
Denver Univers
Illinois Institute Technology
U. H. A. Ruesch Machine Co
Newark
N. J
Des Plaines
Union
Short Hills
Milwaukee
Wis
Davenporty
Sunmner
Weikert Welchman Wedding Attendants Named
Weikert and Hon Welchman announced their attendants for the Sunday July 2 ceremony at Park Avenue Methodist Church. Donna LaRue will be matron of honor with Pat Welchman as bridesmaid. Polo LaRue and Dick Weikert will be best man and groomsman. Johnnie Weikert and Roxie La Rue will be ring bearer and flower girl. A church basement reception will follow.
Jminton's Suggest New Decor So No More Delays in Arrival
Finally at long last large boxes of new pretties arrived. The pieces come in 12 15 and 19 inch heights and glow when lighted candles are seen through the glass. Colors are green or violet. Also offered are glass covered candy jars with lids. Rain gauges are available as well, appealing to outdoor types and good gifts for fathers and grandfathers. Stop in we miss you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
First Christian CWF Installs New Officers
First Christian Church Christian Women's Fellowship installs new officers at June meeting with 21 members present. Officers named are Karen Armstrong president Donnie Kempf vice president Sandra Fortney secretary Phyllis Kempf treasurer. Jaine Lowe retiring president conducted installation and prayer. Committees listed and notes on July Dorcas Circle flowers and care for ill members accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Fellowship
Hall
Karen Armstrong
Donnie Kempf
Sandra Fortney
Phyllis Kempf
Weasurer
Jaine Lowe
Rita Hintermeister
Donna Kempl
Louise Hart
Maxine Browning
Leah Lacy
June Lowe
Frances Walsh
Jane Moody
Mary Ann Ogle
Frances Studnitka
Edna Whit
Sugar and fruit pie prep guidance from old text
One sup of sugar is usually needed for a pie made from four cups of fresh fruit. Mend for such fruits as peaches after they are pared and sliced.
Johnston Kline wedding planned for Nichols July afternoon
Helen Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Johnston Nichols will marry Bill Kling son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Kline Nichols. Both are Nichols High School graduates. Kline plans to attend SUI. Johnston works in the University Statistical Service. The ceremony is set for July 23 at 2 pm at Nichols Methodist Church with a reception to follow in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Johnston
Nichols
Helen
Bill Kling
Bernard Kline
Nichols High School
Kline
SUI
Miss Johnston
Statistical Service
Nichols Methodist Church
Barbara Toyne and Peter Huebner Exchange Rings and Vows
Barbara Toyne and Peter Huebner exchanged wedding vows at Grace Lutheran Church in Des Plaines Illinois with Pastor ZR Gesell performing the ceremony. The couple, with Barbara Toyne of Avion Heights Illinois and Peter Huebner of Oak Park Illinois, planned a reception for about 30 guests and will reside in Des Plaines after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Toyne
Peter Huebner
Marten and Claussen List Attendants for June Wedding
Miss Jane Marten daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Marten 1423 Cedar and Ronald Claussen son of Mr and Mrs Erwin Claussen Omaha Neb announce their attendants for the June 95 wedding The ceremony will be at Zion Lutheran Church at 7 pm Miss Gretchen Mueller will be maid of honor with Mrs James Laedtke as bridesmaid Others include Mrs Virginia Baldt Connie Claussen Jané Mavell as bridesmaids Robert Boda best man Ushers Richard Rueckert Mason City Douglas Pulse Michael Rueckert David Rasey and Steven Marten Flower girl Susan Stange and ring bearer Steven Marten are named
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Jane Marten
Henry Marten
Cedar
Ronald Claussen
Erwin Claussen
Omaha
Neb
Dist
Zion Lutheran Church
Gretchen Mueller
Mid- Jothian
James Laedtke
Virginia Baldt
Connie Claussen
Jané Mavell
Anaheim
Calif
Robert Boda
Owatonna
Minn
Alvin Danielson Beloit
Wisi
William Jurgens
Dubuque
Thomas Marlon
James Houer
Richard Rueckert
Miss Marlen
Douglas Pulse
Mason City
Michael Rueckert
David Rasey
Ned
Susan
Stange
Steven Marten
Florissant
Miss Marten
Spiritual Hour Held Sunday at Hershey Home
The Hershey Convalescent Home hosted a Sunday afternoon spiritual hour led by Rev. Lloyd Ellin from Lake, with Miss Frances R. Kelley directing hymns and Mrs. Claude Healy accompanying on organ. Alvina Davis performed two solos, and Rev and Mrs Ellin sang a duet. Others assisting included Mrs. Mae Van Zandt and a Van Dyke. Services will resume in September.
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Hershey
Hershey Convalescent Home
Lloyd Ellin
Lake
Jesus
Frances R. Kelley
Claude Healy
Community Church and Women’s Group Activities
Church and civic groups announce meetings and events across several congregations. Prayers, study courses, and circle gatherings are planned. women’s associations host coffee, golf, Bible study, and social programs. Memorials, installations, and council meetings are also listed for area churches and organizations.
Chapter FC of PEO Holds Last Summer Meeting
Chapter FC of PEO met at Mrs. Vernon Walters home at 2 30 pm Saturday with twenty members present. They reported on the state convention held at Grimy June 9 10 and plans for the next meeting on the second Saturday in October following the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter FC
PEO
Vernon Walters
Grime
Willard Wilson
Dent
Muscatine Girl Wins Organ Scholarship at Cornell Camp
Miss Janet Day Route 2 Jin mie Sue Worst and Susan Schuessler 417 Chestnut received Cornell College Church Music Camp organ scholarships under Dr Paul B Beckhelm and Dr William Lemonds with 80 girls 22 boys enrolled. Robert Thayer led camp duties as daily classes covered theory choir directing hymnology and sacred music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Day
Jinmie Sue Worst
W. Ninth
Susan Schuessier
Chestnut
Cornell College
Paul B. Beckhelm
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
William Lemonds
University of the South
Sewanee
New York
Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn
Robert Thayer
Cornell
Cope
Niamey Tart
Perry
Susan Lehmessler
Muscating
Linda Anderson
Charles Gily
Beverly Brown
West Branet
James
H. Bie
Vauban
First Methodist WSCS Miriam Circle Honors Miss Hahn
Miss Hahn presented the program lesson World Problems and the Role of the Church at the Miriam circle meeting of the First Methodist WSCS. Florence Hahn led a discussion on church roles and global issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Florence ‘Hahn
Miriam
First Methodist Wscs
Buffalo football stadium to expand seating capacity
The University of Buffalo plans to raise stadium capacity this year from 10,280 to 16,280 seats, expanding seating for fans and enhancing game day infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Buffalo
Spoon Rack and Wheelbarrow Ad Sale Notice
Display your espns in this Spoon Rack with graceful American design. Ele gantly finished solid pine showcases spoons. Molds 1 spoons. Also a wooden wheelbarrow priced at $2.40 doubles as planter or serving bowl for fruit candy or nuts.
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Small and Johnston
Weikert and Welchman
Jminton
Minton
Knut
First Christian Cwf
Muscaine
George M. Witlich
Geo. M. Wittich
TMOS
F. Beverdge
Cedar’ Street
Bill Kline
Helen. Johnston
Av- Vngion Heights
Peter i
E. Huebner
Oak Park
Grace Tutheran Church
ZR. Gesell
Toyne
West Filth
Christian Huebner
George Holliday
Clark
Crouse
Mralvon of Honor
Mike Morris
Marten and
Claussen
Jowa Ave
Goldie, Slack
Lestie Newcomb
Rachel James
Park Lane
Herman Brendel
Circle 7
Zion Lutheran Church Awomen
Alethan Legion Auxiliary
ML ’Pleasant Mental Health Institute
Women’s Benefit Association
Ynez Lange
600
Clara McGaughey
Florence Jamison
Nala Baugeess
of the Moose
Lodge
Redman Hall
ALCW
H.C. Haferman
Eugene Welk
Mulford Ladies
Musserville
WSCS
Hoopes Hall
Zip
Davenport
Diocesan Council of Catholic
Ue Memorial ‘Union
Privat Dining Room
No. 1
Bloomington
Grange
The
Park Avenue
Chapter FC of
Muscatine, Ja
Journal
Muscatine
Carol Lichtenwald
Pat Hank
Marlene Pulliam
Neva McCullough
Shirley Pulliam
Grace Tisot
Janice Linn
Janet Griffin
Helen Latimer
Carole Kincaid
Sue Vander Ploeg
Westinghouse
Deliu Midifiers
Rosa
Playtex
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