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(Continued from Page 12) West Union, on June 8, was guest of honor at a bridal shower in the Milton Eide home Thursday eve ning, her aunt, Miss Lois Hep land, was the hostess. Miss Ende was the donoree at a miscelaneous shower Monday evening given by her fiance's grandmother, Mrs James Cox. Vinton—Miss Dondaleets Schlot felt, daughter of Mr. and Max Schlotfelt, was honoree Thurs day evening at a miscellaneous shower given by her grandmother, Mrs. Clint Schlotfelt, at her home. Miss Schlotfelt is to be married later this month to Stanley Mc Caleb, Vinton, son of Mrs. Homer Narber, Shellsburg. She attended the University of Iowa, Iowa City, the past year. Mr. McCaleb is employed by the con struction company in charge of building operations at the Iowa School for the Blind here. Nora Springs — Miss Bonnie Bell Rethamel, Nora Springs, became the bride of Paul A. Matzen, Mason city Sunday afternoon, Miss Rithamel is the daughter of Mrs Rithamel, Nora Springs, and = Mr. Matzen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Mat zen, Mason City. Rev. A.B. Mer 2er iver, pastor of Nora Springs Method has been clinical assistant at Mar Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. dist church, read the double ring ba hall, National Institute see Walter Stephenson, Beatin. ‘ceremony at the church, Miss Het. Vere Disorders, in Berster. The wedding took place June ' s Rethamel sister of the bride. At Hop omnoat the Glidbroeck the bridesmaid and = Donald medwas apd: Reformed: church, Walls, brother-in-law of the groom, bride, who was given in marriage] was best man. Roland Rethanel be her father, was attended by] and Keith Ransom were ushers Miss Marilyn Dahms, Gladbrock, Janice Teeple was flower girl and who served as mal or jinner, an e ven Teeple was ringbearer, Train Mines, Melvin Stephenson and erlert re were Nancy Ransom and Stephenson, Beaman, who were Bonnie Teeple. The swath reside Tadesmanids, on a farm near Mason City, Hadise McMuin was best man eana Melvin and Glen Stephersen: Wwerg ushers. The bride was employed in the office of Meekers Laundry bry festa Col Ma vathensn Mor. Stephenson is couraged in trucking for the Neurath Truck Lines. Ce rad, Marble Rock — Mr. and Mrs Albert Allen announce the omar ge of their daughter, Font ances, to Louis G. Bonie, Min apolis, Muni. The couple were died May 28 in Bethlehen, Methodist church, Minneapolis. Gladbrook—Jayne Ellen Harris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.F Harris, Gladbrook, became — the bride of William Joseph Kelly nephew of Mrs. Anna Kenny Branx, N. ¥.. Monday. Rev’ Charles CG, Curran read the ceremony at 5 p.m. at St. Mary’s Church, Bristol, Row, Attendant, were Mr. and Mrs. John Guastel lo, Pawtucket, R. Z. After a three-week trip to Town Where they will visit the bride’s parents, the couple will be at home YeAL OY, Mr. Kelly is a student at Siena college, Albany. The bride, who was graduated from William Woods college, Fulton, Mo, and the University of Iowa, Iowa City, wos Janesville Mirs. Glen Shere and Airs. Bark Bowles, Sr. were host esses Friday out the Shere home at no miscellaneous shower burner ing Miss Phyllis Decker. Mrs Deckers marriage to Verne Love land wall over June 25. Mrs. Margaret Roger entertained the Ruth circle of the Methodist church at a picnic dinner at her cottage on the Cedar river Thurs day. Members of the 144-50 circle Were RUCSIS, Neewa CAN AND MRS. STE PHENSON Fairbank — A shower for Miss Laura Gallup, Independence, was an Rent sirine f in the parlors of St. John's Luth Mr. and Mrs. Williams Straten: et all Wednesday evening dars announce the marriage of with a large number of wormen their daughter, Helen, to Robert Iren: Paibank and nearby towns attending. Miss Gallup will be come the bride of Robert Heilman June 18 in Fairbank Lutheran church, Waucoma-The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daily will be observed Monday. A special mass will be celebrated in their honor by Rev. Fre ence ok. Drammy at St. Me Catholic church, Dinner will be served at noon to 50 relatives in the church hall, followed by a reception at 4 p.m of their friends. Riss Emtni Tomasek and Frank Daily were married at St. Mary's church here on June 1, 1900. Their first home vom the Daily farm near Jeckeod Juuetion, where they lived until 1908 when they pur chased a farm west of Waucoma .in 1996 they retired and moved to Watcoma. They were the parents of seven children, six of whom are living, and they have 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. their children are Mrs. J. oR iMoore, Mrs. W. A. Murphy, Mrs .H. Dd. Imhoff and Miss Rena Daily, part of St. Paul, Minn., and Mrs. (Conrad) Uauer and Mrs. Lowell Seallon, Waucoma. + + Hudson— Descendants of Freder ick and Gustina Gutknecht will have their annual reunion in Hud son park Sunday. There were 41 entries in the annnual flower show of the Hud son Garden club Wednesday in the Community church. Eighty-six per sons registered from Cedar Falls, Cedar Heights, Waterloo, Orange ,and Hudson. First prize winners were Mrs. Leah Bedard, bridal shower table: Mrs. Elizabeth B. Loonan, brunch table; Mrs. George Stevens, corr sage; Mrs. H .Gust Rasmus+ sen, Cedar Falls, miniature ar rangement; Mrs. Richard Wright, decorated garden hat; Mrs. A. R. Johnson, Waterloo, fine arrange dment, iris predominating; Miss Mina Ackermann, Waterloo, Easter arrangement; Miss Ackermann, us ing driftwood in arrangements; Mrs. Rasmussen, Japanese ar rangement; Mr Bedard, arrange ment in colored glass; Mrs. Russell Stark, church arrangement; Mrs. iohnson, using yelow in grey con tainer! Mrs. John Iseminger, are rangement for coffee table; Mrs. Nora Arter, novice buffet arranges ment; Mrs. Johnson, foliage are rangement, using flowers of one color for accent; Mrs. Frank Wood, blooming house plant, and Mrs. June Gutknecht, non-blooming house plant. Prizes in specimens were won by Mrs. George Hearst, Cedar Falls, iis; Mrs. Johnson, aquiligia: Mrs. Arter, d Alrs. Floyd Gib (Continued on page 14)
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Waterloo Daily Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Fri, Jun 09, 1950
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