Mason City Hosts Double Ring Wedding of Lansing O Neill
Sharon Marie Lansing and Patrick Jerry O’Neill wed in a double ring ceremony at Holy Family Church Mason City. The event featured Rev Msgr Breen officiating. Bridesmaids and groomsmen wore frost blue and white, with a 240 guest reception at the church auditorium. The couple, both graduates of local schools, are employed in Des Moines and Mason City areas respectively.
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Sharon Lansing
Jerry O'Neil
Sharon Marie Lansing
John H. Lansing
Birch Drive
Mason City
Patrick Jerry O'Neill
Don O'Neill
Clear Lake
A. J. Breen
Holy Family Catholic Church
W. D. Greeman
Richard W. Whelan
New Llano
William Stoyles
Edward Eichler
Storm Lake
Ronald Franks
Clear Ce
Holy Family Church
Twin Cities
Guthrie earns top prize in conservation speech contest
Tom Guthrie son of Mr and Mrs Robert Guthrie Route 2 Newton and member of Newton FFA won first in the Conservation Speech Contest held Wednesday evening in the Soil District Office at Newton. Second went to Tom Carpenter of Mingo and Carl Lust of Monroe took third. prizes 15 10 and 5 dollars funded by Jasper Mutual Insurance. Contestants included James Den Hartog Dennis Danley Kenard Hanson and others. Guthrie will represent Jasper County at the district contest after summer.
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Tom Guthrie
Robert Guthrie
Route 2
Newton
Newton F.F.A
Soil District
Tom Carpenter
Mingo
Carl Lust
Monroe
Jas Per Mutual Insurance Company
James den Hartog
Dennis Danley
Andy
Kenard Hanson
Soil Conservation District
Frank Kruse
Newton High School
Mark Schakel
Jasper County, Savings Bank
Chester Béndert
Guthrie
Jasper County
Summit farm seeds straw for durable seeding initiative
Locugtdalet Farm supplied most of the straw for a week long seeding operation along Highway 168. Dwain Hackett, once Marion Coury youth assistant, directed the seeding. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wallace and Laura of Knoxville. Lucky 14 4-H club hosted a meeting with a call on How to Store Sewing Equipment.
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Locugtdalet
Dwain Hackett
Marion Coury
Gary Wallace
Laura
Knoxville
Leroy Ustermarkt
Lucky
Shirley Shilling
Coll Call
Summit
Local 4-H Club News and Community Notes
Debbie Meyer presented a project on combining color line and texture. Attendees included Sue Vriezelaar Carolyn Mohler Margaret Simpson Jennie De Haas Diane Klein Marie De Haas and Shirley Simpson. Sue Vriezelaar will attend the County 4-H tour in Des Moines on Thursday May 6. The annual club tour and picnic is planned for the first week in June. Mr and Mrs Charles Burton and Tim of Sully dined with Mr and Mrs Roy Van Essen Saturday. The Burtons plan to move to Albert City Iowa soon. Mrs Mamie Vander Ploeg visited Newton on Thursday.
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Debbie Meyer
Sue Vriezelaar
Carolyn Mohler
Margaret Simpson
Jennie de Haas
Diane Klein
Marie de Haas
Shirley Simpson
Des Moines
Charles Burton
Tim From
Sully
Roy van Essen
Burtons
Albert City
Iowa
Mamie Vander Ploeg
Newton
Home Economics chapter elects 1965 66 officers
Miss Joann Damhoff a junior was elected president of the Central College Home Economics Chapter for next year. Other officers include Ann Mar Steller as Vice President, Jo g nne Vander Woude as Secretary, Peggy Sinkler as Treasurer, and Aleynz Dormink as Historian, all from various Minnesota and Pennsylvania towns.
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Joann Damhof
Central College Home Economics
Miss Damhoff
Herman Damhof
Blomkest
Minn
Ann Mar Steller
Lerittown
Jognne Vander Woude
Preston
Peggy Sinkler
Sophore
New Laarense
Aleynz? Dormink
Home Economics program links Central with Iowa State
Initiation includes Thee are Coarsone Cor ratt of Stronghurst HL Janet Scheevel Preston Minn DeVonna Wiese Glad brook Ind Dr Helen LeBaron Dean at Iowa State University notes the cooperative plan lets Central students study two years of home economics then transfer for specialized training. Plan has run two years and is highly successful.
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Thee
Coarsone
Corratt
Stronghurst
Janet Scheevel
Preston
Minn
DeVonna Wiese
Gladbrook
Helen LeBaron
College of Home Economics
Iowa State University
Central
Iowa State
Tulip Court Tour Delivers Dutch Treats Across Cities
A Tulip Court procession traveled through multiple cities ending at 12:39 pm with brief stops of about 2 minutes each. In Port Dodge Major Haddad greeted reporters for KWMT radio while city council members welcomed the group. At each stop the girls handed out Dutch treats and invited everyone to Tint Pel la during Tap Time May 18, 14 and 35. The tour received favorable press coverage across newspapers, radio, and TV.
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Port Dodge
Haddad
Kwmt Radio
Gty
Ami
Soar Cty
Evry Ome
Sorbonne Dean to Address Central College Faculty
Sorbonne dean George Matore will address Central College faculty at 5:30 p.m. in Jordan Hall. Central has formed a cooperative study program with the Sorbonne enabling qualified French students to enroll as regular students for $2 undergraduate credits. Matore also meets Chicago officials and North Central Association on recognizing a Sorbonne MA in French offered with a 12 month study program, enabling grads to earn a Masters in Paris. He was formerly dean at Besancon and is a noted author in medieval and Renaissance literature.
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George Matore
Cours de Civilisation Francaise
Sorbonne
Central College
Jordan Hall
Central
The
Suent
Matore
Chicago
North Central Associatf
Colege
Paris
Faculty of Letters
University of Besancon
Paris Program Opens with Low 12 Month Tuition
Central's first group of about 12 to 15 students will depart for Paris June 6 for a Sorbonne summer term beginning June 15. Regular enrolled status nets a 12 month Paris period at $1,975, excluding travel from New York personal expenses in Paris and independent European travel.
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Central
Paris
Sorbonne
New York
Europe
Runaway Car Damages Fence and Pole in Pella
A car owned by Kenneth R. Van Rees of Pella rolled from a Dairy Queen lot on April 28 striking a utility pole after breaking through a three board fence. Fence damage estimated at 5 dollars and front-end damage to the vehicle at 400 dollars per Pella police.
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Kenneth R. van Rees
Pella
Dairy Queen
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