Miss Joan Kleinschmidt Weds Ralph Prizler in Iowa City
Miss Joan Ann Kleinschmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Kleinschmidt of Iowa City married Ralph E Prizler son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Prizer of Lone Tree on Saturday Oct 5 at 7 pm in Zion Lutheran church Iowa City Rev Lowell Koch officiated The ceremony featured a double ring exchange The bride wore a de lustered satin gown with chantilly lace bodice and chapel train The wedding party included maid of honor Miss Rita Kleinschmidt and cousins Miss Jeanne Sass and Mrs Kenneth Hudachek All guests attended a reception in the parish hall The couple will live at 6305 Johnson Town City Mr Prizler is employed at Globe Loan Co and is a Lane Tree High and Muscatine Community College graduate The bride is a graduate of Mid Prairie High School and Paris Academy of Beauty Culture
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Lone Tree
Joan Ann Hleinschmidt
Fred Kleinschmidt
Iowa City
Ralph E. Prizer
Ernest Prize Jer
Zion Lutheran Church
Lowell Koch
Everett Alton
Cal Wolf
West Chester
Kleinschmidt
Rita Kleinschmidt
Town City
Kenneth Hudachek
Jeanne Sass
Maid of Honor
Mary
Ellen Hogan
Naperville, Ill
Tommy Akers
Downers
Grove
Ill
Robert Oosendorf
Nichols
Ronald Schomberg
William Sass
Larry Griggs
Kola
Rita Hull
Tom Akers
Oliver Scering
Clift
Johnson
Prigler
Mid-Prairie High School
Paris Academy of Beauty Culture
Blackstones Beauty Salon
Prider
Lane Tree High
Muscatine Community College
Globe Loan Co
Wapello
Wapello Methodist Church
Mathaleen
Anne Hainey
Gerald D. Wickham
Harland
T. Gant
Vern Hainey
Route 1
Wickham
Raymond Wickham
Third St
Cedar Rapids
Sharon Topel
Jan Gordon
Bill Beeding
Ray Perschneck
Monmouth
Teresa Beeding
Michael Wehage
Bud Booth
Gerald, Clause
Tom Hainey
Robert Tschantz
Ely
Towa
Charles Hurlbut
Marcy Taylor
Pinch
Jean Topel
Ralph Elwin
Musculine
Lorraine Clouse
Gaylord Hulsebus
Dale Wehage
Hainey Wickham Wed In Wapello Methodist Ceremony
Kathaleen Hainey and Gerald Wickham were married Saturday at the Wapello Methodist church. Ceremony officiated by Rev Harland T Gant with organist Sharon Topel and singer Jan Gordon. The couple, 1205 Third St Cedar Rapids and Route 1 Wapello, hosted about 120 guests at a fellowship hall reception. They plan a Kentucky Lake honeymoon and will reside in Cedar Rapids after October 14.
Karen Sissel and Dennis Puck Set Oct 19 Wedding
Karen Sissel of Walcott and Dennis Puck of Walcott have chosen Oct 19 for their wedding. Vows will be at 3:30 pm at St. Paul’s Lutheran Davenport with a reception in Walcott Coliseum from 3 to 5 pm and a dance from 9 pm to 1 am. Bridesmaids include Donna Sissel and Susan Puck. Malron of honor is Mrs James Minnaert.
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Karen . Sissel
Vernon Sissel
Walcott
Dennis Puck
Arthur Puck
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Davenport
Walcott Coliseum
Coliseum
Coliseum Friends and Relatives Are Invited To Attend Malron of
James Minnaert
Donna Sissel
Susan Puck
Sistac
Wedding Party Names and Roles for Walcott Event
Bridegroom and Miss Diane Schwartz of Walcott. Flower girl Tammy Newyon of Mountain Home Arkansas. Jezlrey Dietz of Walcott to handle rings. Lugene Puck of Walcott to serve as best man. Groomsmen James Puck Walcott Lore Puck Davenport and Larry Digney West Liberty. Sealing party Gary Swanson Blue Grass Bill Jepson Davenport Wayne Dielz Walcott.
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Tammy Newyon
Mountain Home
Ark
Jezl
Rey Dietz
Walcott
Ray the Rings
Lugene Puck
Sil
James
Puck
Lore Puck
Davenport
Larry Digney
West Liberty
Gary Swanson
Blue Grass
Bill Jepson
Wayne Dielz
Engagement of Brenda Krueger and Michael Day Announced
Mr and Mrs Lyle Krueger of 623 Jackson announce the engagement of their daughter Brenda to Michael Day of 1306 Cedar. The wedding is planned for January at Musserville Methodist church and all friends and relatives are invited.
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Brenda Krueger
Michael Day
Lyle Krugher
Jackson
Brenda
O Michael
Musserville Methodist Church
Hughes attacked for false argument in Shaff plan defense
Boone state representative David Stanley, speaking at a Young Republicans gathering, accuses Governor Harold Hughes of misrepresenting the Shaff reapportionment plan. He cites a Washington Democratic dinner and says the plan fixes district population within ten percent and crosses county lines as needed to equalize representation, challenging the governor to choose between moving county lines or moving people.
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Boone
David Stanley
Muscatine
Harold Hughes
Stanley
Washington
Senate
Des Moines
Hughes
Washington County
Rep
End of Tufted Bedding Era At Cabin Crafts
Dalton Ga Cabin Crafts a pioneer in north Georgia tufted textiles ended tufted bedspread production to focus on carpeting marking a shift in the local industry once dominated by chenille spreads.
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Tufts
Dalton
Cabin Crafts
North
Georgia
One Hundred Attend CDA Breakfast
One hundred mothers and daughters were honored at a Catholic Daughters of Muscatine breakfast at Hayes High on Sunday. Flower decorations, Miss Helen O'Brien as toast mistress, and singing by Mrs. Warren Longhurst and Susan Brecht highlighted the event. Tributes honored both mothers and daughters, and the breakfast was planned as an annual October gathering.
Library of Congress Adds Over Six Hundred Sixty Thousand Items
The Library of Congress in Washington added 664,313 items to its permanent collections in the fiscal year 1962. The institution preserves about 41,879,000 items, including 12,434,000 books and pamphlets and 17,985,000 manuscripts.
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Library of Congress
Washington
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Kathaleen Hainey
Gerald Wickham
Kentucky Lake
Fifth Ave. S. W
Wapello High
American Institute of Commerce
Daversport
Linn County Abstract Co
My. Wickham
Washington High
Pine Inn
Conesville
Morning Sun
McGregor
Town
Miota
Karen Sissel
North Scott Band
North Scott
Mornband
Third and
Cedar
Muscatineing
Diane Schwartz
Bamford
Thrift Loan CO
Thrift
Cation
East Second Street
Jerry” Raven
Gerald Raven
2Nd Street
Muscatine, Towa
CDA
Frankfort
Kentucky
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