Ormsby Ballou Plan June 12 Wedding in Wilton
Wendy Kay Ormsby and Robert Charles Ballou set June 12 for their ceremony at 7 30 p m in Wilton Presbyterian church with a reception at Wilton Savings Bank community room. Matron of honor is Mrs Keith Ormsby. bridesmaids Brenda Pleen Linda Pasvogel. best man Bill Green. groomsmen Keith Ormsby and Roger Ballou. ushers Dennis Ormsby and Bill Jensen. Ormsby is of St Luke's School of Nursing Davenport. Ballou is son of Cedric Ballou Eldridge and stationed at Millington Navy Base.
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Wendy Kay Ormsby
Robert Charles Ballou
Wilton Presbyterian Church
Wilton Savings Bank Community Room
Keith Ormsby
Wilton
Brenda Pleen
Linda Pasvogel
Tipten
Bill Green
Eldridge
Roger Ballou
Dennis Ormsby
Bill Jensen
West Liberty
Ormsby
St. Luke's School of Nursing
Davenport
Earl Ormsby
Route 1
Moscow
Ballou
U.S. Navy
Millington
Tenn
Cedric Ballou
North 7Th
Bridal Shower Honoring Mrs C Skipton at Conesville Church
Mrs Clar ence Skipton was honored at a post nuptial shower at Conesville United Methodist church Sunday. Hostesses were Gloria Skipton and Mary Skipton. Diana Anthony led the games. Mrs Skipton, former Barbara Bass, is daughter of Frank and Barbara Bass of Conesville. Her husband is Cecil Skipton's son from Columbus City. They wed April 4 at Rock Island. Attendees included Gloria and Marvin Skipton.
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Conesville
Clarence Skipton
Conesville United Methodist Church
Gloria Skipton
Mary Skipton
Diana Anthony
Skipton
Barbara Bass
Frank Bass
Cecil Skipton
Columbus City
Rock Island
Gloria
Marvin Skipton
Rainbow Assembly to Install Officers in Wilton
Wilton Rainbow Assembly 95 of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls holds an open house and installation of officers on May 16 at 7 p.m. at the Wilton Masonic Temple. Pat Kephart will be installed as the worthy advisor.
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Wilton
Wilton Junction
International Order of Rainbow
Wilton Masonic Temple
Pat Kephart
Wilton Rainbow Girls
Ethics club committees named at spring dinner
Ethics club held its annual spring dinner at Miss Opal Tanner s home. Committees for 1971 72 were announced including Yearbook Budget Membership Reading adventures Federation reports Press, Magazine subscriptions Tele phone Local projects Parliamentarian Historian County representative and more. Miss Opal Tanner will be president elect October meeting. A program on patriotism and Common Cause was given.
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Ethics Club
Opal Tanner
Florence Hahn
Fred Messenger
Doris Smith
George Michael, Jr
Lucile Johnson
R. Alan Harris
Wilma Muller
J. Henry Teele
Federation
Howard Worst
Robert Weiershauser
Elmer Swanson
Ernest Hoffman
J. M. Kennedy
Kennedy
America
Organization of “Common Cause
Roger Wainright
Artis Sedam
Bertha Winegard
Oliver Thomas
Harry Danner
Mike Massey
Hannah Miller
Sherrard United Presbyterian Church
Church World Service
Edgington Presbyterian Church
Academy Swing Held Here by Women of the Moose
The Muscatine Women of the Moose hosted an Academy Swing with eight Friendship degree candidates pinned at Waterloo. Mary Koester chaired. 70 co-workers attended. Verna Kahl could not receive her ring due to illness. A skit The Friendship Circle and a poem Mother were featured.
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Academy
Muscatine
The
Women of the Moose
Moose
Academy of Friendship
Mary Koester
Waterloo
JoAnn Reinier
Joan Hayes
Marian Hayes
Lucille McAfee
Janet Bunn
Delta Foster
Virginia Jens
Virginia Peterson
Icel Strabala
Leila Gust
Vinnie Pasdach
Lucille Farnsworth
Harriet Miller
Glatha Sayers
Glorietta Marshall
Verna Kahl
Hallie Schenkel
Myrle Lewis
Verna McFaden
Josephine Wickey
Muscatine General Hospital
Billie Bunn
Hospital
Ruby Dillbeck
Social Service
Marie Pantel
Amanda Stender
Former Muscatine resident visits friends after 55 years
Mrs C H Abbott of Boone left for home on Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs Carl Foster Route 4 for a week. Abbott and Foster were school friends long ago, meeting for the first time in 55 years. Mr Abbott, also a former Muscatine resident, died in 1969. The Abbotts marked their 56th wedding anniversary and the Fosters will reach 59 on August 1.
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C.H. Abbott
Boone
Town
Carl Foster
Route 4
Abbott
Muscatine
Mrs. Foster
Abbotts
Fosters
Engaged Betty Hagedorn to Fredrich Schulz in Cleveland
Betty Karol Hagedorn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hagedorn announces engagement to Fredrich Thomas Schulz of Cleveland son of Mrs. Bertha Schulz and the late Willy Schulz. The wedding is planned for May 15 at 4 p.m. at Holy Cross Lutheran Church Cleveland.
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Letts
Carl Hagedorn
Larchwood Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Betty Karol
Fredrich Thomas Schulz
Bertha Betty Schulz
Willy Schulz
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Hagedorn
Rocky River High
Fairview General Hospital
Schulz
L M High
University of Iowa
Sherwin Williams Co
GRA Awards Banquet Elects New Officers at MHS
The Girls Recreation Association of Muscatine High held its annual awards banquet at the YWCA with about 40 members present. Senior songs followed dinner. Awards included bowling trophies officers pins ribbons letters and the advisor award to Mrs Stroup. Sarah Stange named Girl of the Year. New officers for 1971 72: Debbie Fisher president Beckey Everhart vice president Joan Dunker student council Joyce Schlichting secretary Bonnie Bumeister treasurer Barb Berry point secretary.
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GRA
YWCA
Girls Recreation Association of
Muscatine High
Stroup
Debbie Fisher
Beckey Everhart
Joan Dunker
Joyce Schlichling
Bonnie Bumeister
Barb Berry
Point
Annual mother and daughter tea at Providence Baptist Church
Illinois City event hosted by Fidelis class drew about 75 attendees. Prizes honored oldest mother Elmer Feldman and oldest daughter Dorothy Feldman, four generations, and other categories. The program featured Tammy as the mother with the most daughters, Rona Franklin as youngest daughter, and Mrs Raymond Lutz traveling farthest. Frances Friden and others assisted. Betty Watson served as mistress of ceremonies. A luncheon and social hour followed in the church basement.
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Illinois City
Providence Bapist
Fidelis
Elmer Feldman
Dorothy Feldman
Leonard Haynes
Fred Brown
Bob Swanson
Tammy
Irwin Cunningham
Rona Franklin
Raymond Lutz
Coresville
Frances Frieden
Alta Holmes
Mary Gillett
Janet Bausch
Phyllis Koehler
Lauri Willis
Bonnie Willits
Nellie Ziegenhorn
Betty Watson
May Fellowship day at Illinois City church
The Reynolds United Methodist church pastor Rev J G Milam spoke at Taylor Ridge Council Church Women United May Fellowship day at the Illinois City United Methodist church. He urged dedicated parenting and prayer plus Bible reading as keys to a Christian home.
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Illinois City Church
Illinois City
J.G. Milam
Reynolds United Methodist Church
Taylor Ridge Council
Church Women United
Edward Hofer
Reynolds Church
Carl W. Peterson
W.G. Danielson
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Mrs. C. Skipton
M.W. Sedgley
Wallace Nyweide
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Jimmie June Braun
Eula Downer
Louise Gaekle
George Meerdink
J. W. Kennedy
Elizabeth Howe
Mildred Kemble
Edith Stocker
Ruth Hazlett
Omer Jones
P. W. McRoberts
Hetty Kemble
William Freund
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Doug Warner
Vietnam
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Irene Stender
Janet Chapman
Moose Home
College of Regents
Wilma Nicklas
Carolyn Brossart
Snow Brendel
Joan Hilton
Ann Wollett
Bert Kramer
Helen Laughlin
Star Recorder
Pilot Club
Betty Hagedorn
Fredrich Schulz
Betty Hagecorn
Providence Baptist
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Mulberry
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Norman Royal
Marie Lindsay
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