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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
6
Lorna Pike and Dwight David Krueger wed Saturday June 19 at 7:20 pm in St Mary's Nichols in a double ring ceremony officiated by Father Hebenstreit. The couple, honeymooning in Colorado, joined families from Nichols Lone Tree and beyond with about 100 guests at a church hall reception.
Mrs Ida Springborn hosted a County Home musical honoring Father’s Day with participants Cindy Buttgen Carol Buttgen Karen Bower Mary Mills Kathy Marshall Sherry Gerth Cinday Kemp and Duane Eichelberger A next show is set for Sunday June 27 at the County Home Attendees included Mrs Ernest Wiesenthal Mrs Leo Connell Mrs Glenn Carroll Mrs Ray Wieskamp Mrs Ray Bekkar Miss Terese Bekkar Miss Elaine Ruess Miss Rita Suchomel Miss Anne Suchomel Miss Penny Han Miss Shirley Hillyer and Mrs Bessie Ruess Mrs Gary Smith kept the guest book For traveling the bride wore a blue and green two piece ensemble The newlyweds will reside at Lone Tree until fall semester of college Krueger a Muscatine Community College graduate Attendees came from Lone Tree Nichols Iowa City Davenport Mt Vernon
The marriage of Miss Deana Hughbanks and C William Brierly was announced. The ceremony occurred at Prairie City Presbyterian Church at 1 pm on Sunday June 13 conducted by Rev John F Burhorn Jr. Mes Brierly, a Western Illinois graduate, will teach fourth grade. he plans a master's. Open house followed at the groom's parents home.
Miss Marjorie Ann Reed daughter of Mr. and Mrs Merley Reed Route 1 Muscatine became the wife of David W Bowers son of Mr and Mrs Howard Bowers Reynolds Ill Friday June 4. The private ceremony at 7 30 pm at Proadway Presbyterian Rock Island was officiated by Rev Dan Gold Long with attendants Mrs Adrian Cross Rock Island. The couple, graduates of Rockridge High, reside on Williams St Reynolds and he works at Farmall Works International Harvester while she is employed at Sears Roebuck in Moline.
Darcy Dudra and Marlin Krueger were married at Zion Lutheran Church Davenport on Sunday at p.m. Pastor Beiderman officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Ruili Dudra and the late Raymond F. Dudra, wore a lace illusion gown with orange blossoms and her attendants wore light blue crepe. Krueger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krueger of Illinois City. Dick Stockman escorted the bride down the aisle. Matron of honor was Mrs. Kenneth Soderstrom, with Mrs. Dennis Shopes as attendant, both in blue and carrying white carnation cascades.
Marie Halliday hosted a Saturday supper at the Elms honoring daughters and sons in law on wedding anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ball of Wichals marked their 11th, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schroeder of Muscatine celebrated ten years on June 19. Nine guests attended. Wednesday the Schroeders hosted the Balls at their home for 21 guests, with Dennis Stropes as groomsman. A church parlors reception followed, with several women assisting and Linda Hollister at the guest book. The couple plans a trip to northern Wisconsin and Michigan. The bride wore a light blue dress. Mrs. Krueger, a Davenport Bank and Trust employee, and Mr. Krueger, an Illinois National Guard member, work at Alcoa. Out-of-town guests came from Denver, Dallas, Hurley, and Defoit.
The th annual Sissel family reunion is set for Sunday June 27 at Weed Park pool shelter. Bloomington Grange cleanup at hall on Thursday June 24 at 7. Ive creart will be served. Members bring mixers and their ice cream and croppings. Youth to supply drinks. Lady Eagles meet at Eagle club tonight with lunch by Dorothy Brown and Irene Moomey. A white elephant sale planned. Lady Elks meet Thursday June 24 with committee including Mrs. Dan O Hair and others. Friendly 29 club gathering Tuesday June 22 at 1 30 hosted by Mrs. Margaret Schmidt with Eva Millee co-hostess.
Miss Lynne Larson of Stock Sion, a 1965 Sioux Falls College music education graduate, works as a youth worker at a Charles City church this summer. After graduation she toured South Dakota with The Ivy Four. She plans to teach music in Sioux Falls public elementary schools in two sites.
St Mary's summer social features a baked ham supper on Sunday June 27 at the school yard. Adult menu includes potato salad ham baked beans perfection salad hot rolls pickles chips fruit pie. children may substitute hot dogs. Tea coffee fruit drinks milk and games begin at 2 pm with supper at 4 07 pm, proceeds fund school improvement.
Mr and Mrs Harold Miller of Colesburg announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Jeanne to Charles Michele Dighton son of Mr and Mrs Harold Daul of Muscatine. Miss Miller works for Town National Mutual Insurance Co Cedar Rapids and Dighton is foreman at Adcraft Advertising and Letter Service. They plan to wed July 3 at Kenwood Methodist Church Cedar Rapids.
Marilyn Bohnsack and Jerry Fuller wed in a double ring ceremony June 19 at St. Marys Catholic Church Wilton with about 300 attending. The event featured Anthony Fuller officiating, Melvin Bohnsack and Earl Samale sealing guests, and a reception at the church hall. The couple will reside in Davenport with Fuller employed at Alcoa Bettendorf and Mrs Fuller a Marvcrest student. An array of out of town guests attended from Nashville Anchorage Durant Wilton Muscatine and other Iowa and Illinois towns.
William Midge McCleary was surprised as guest of honor at a potluck dinner hosted by his daughter and son in law Warren and Mrs. Kurriger. He turns 80 on June 24. A cake baked by his daughter Mrs. Walter Chalupa topped the table as about 100 guests from Bourbonnais Springfield Al Keithsburg Sea ton Tihs Joy Rock Island Andalusia Bettendorf Pleasant Prairie Davenport Muscatine attended with cards and gifts.
A store highlights practical items including zippered quilted china cases in white, gold, or turquoise, each holding 124 pieces and suitable for showers or weddings. Also featured are lightweight stole covers for travel and wind chimes in five styles, promoted as affordable and appealing for all ages.
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