Exchange Marriage Vows in George Ceremony
Friday night June 3 at 8:00 p.m. the First Reformed Church in George hosted the double ring wedding of Wanda Harms and Lawrence Middle. Rev Willis Nicholson officiated. The bride, given in marriage by her brother Ernie Harms, wore a crepe gown with cathedral train and illusion veil. she designed both gown and veil. The groom wore a black tuxedo with pink boutonniere matching the bride’s bouquet. Attendants included Hugene Logan, Ma’am? bridesmaids Ardis Harms, Dian Bowman, Carol Bowman. best man Toe Prewisser. ushers Herman Graves, Melvin Van Peursem, Neal Everhart. Music from organist Mrs George Van Beek and singer Robert Barger. Approximately 200 guests attended a reception in the church parlors. After a trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin, the couple will reside in Columbia Missouri where the bride, a registered nurse, will work with Boone County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Harms
Lawrence Middle
Willis Nicholson
George
Ernie Harms
Pride
Hugene. Logan
Hock Rapids
Ardis Harms
Dian
Carol Bowman
Sioux City
Toe Prewisser
Council Bluffs
Bestman
Herman Graves
Rock Valley
Melvin van Peursem
Wayne Statete College to Attend Missouri for Graduate Study
Wayne Statete College in Wayne Nebraska and Woodward Central School System in Mayville mentor Woodbard graduate Wayne will attend the University of Missouri in Columbia for graduate studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greetrons
Wayne Statete College
Wayne
Nebr
Woodbard Central School System
Mayville
University of Missouri
Columbia
Iowa State Is Researchers At ADSA National Meeting
Fourteen Iowa State University staff will join the American Dairy Science Association annual meeting at Oregon State University in Corvallis from June 26 to 23. Dairy and industry extension leaders plan committees and present papers on proteolysis, autoxidation, and milk fat stability. Animal Science and Dairy Science researchers, including Hammond Seals Reinbold Raghuveer Haimmord Ham and Hammond, will discuss urea in corn silage, alfalfa evaluation, milk constituent variation, and ranking cows within DHLA herds. Extension dairymen will showcase teaching methods and 73 dairy record evaluation meetings as well as ten dairy record forms processed in Iowa State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
American Dairy Science Association
Oregon State University
Corvallis
Ore
von Voelker
H. Nielsen
Department of Dairy Aid Industry
Invent
Department of Dairy and Food Industry
E. G.hammond
R. G. Seals
G. W. Reinbold
K .G
Raghuveer
G. Haimmord
D. L. Ham
E.G. Hammond
Department of Animal Science and Dairy Science
H. H. van Horn
F. Foreman
Eastwood
J. B
Voelker
D. Freeman
DHLA
Qstate
Iowa, State University
Mary Circle Meeting at First Reformed Church
The Mary Circle of the First Reformed Church met in the church parlors at 8 o'clock on Wednesday June 8. Devotions were led by Mrs Dick Van Zee and Mrs James Humme. Mrs Hume read a poem Pray For One Another. The program included Bible Study James led by Miss Gertrude Leeuw, Mrs Clarence Kooinma, and Mrs Hubert Landegent. Mrs Richard Van Zee presided at the business meeting. Closing meditation by Mrs Bill Boer. Hostesses were Mrs Jees Van der Sluis and Mrs Martin Vander Velde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Reformed ‘Church
Dick van ‘Zee
James Humme
Hume
James
Richard van ‘Zee
Bill Boér
Jees Vander
Sluis
Martin Vander Velde
Area Schedule For Manpower Stay Area Schedule For Manpower Stay
Arrangements have been made for residents of Sioux Center Hawarden Hull and surrounding areas who have been selected on the basis of surveys to be interviewed by the Mobile Team connected with the current Manpower Survey. The team completed operations in Rock Valley June 9th and 10th. Interviews gather data on training work experience and personal interests to place people in suitable jobs when industry expands in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Center
Hawarden
Hull
Rock Valey
Maspower
Guy Hall
Tull
Abstract
Orange Ciy
Sioux County
Appointment of Administratrix for Wayne H. McKenney estate
Probate in Des Moines County Iowa lists Cecilia B. McKenney as administratrix. Creditors must file claims within six months of second publication. Notice dated June 14, 1966, with attorney filing on behalf of the estate administrator.
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TUG Distrion Cour
State OF
Iowa
Sicex County
Wayne H. “McKenney
Wayne H. ArcKenney Derissen
Advitais— Trairix
Eaid
Cecilia B. AleKenney
Slite
Gala
Deepest thanks for support after our father and grandfather
We express heartfelt appreciation to those who assisted during the recent passing of our father and grandfather. Thanks for the food and meals after the services, the cards, letters, and memorials. Special gratitude to Valley Manor and Dr Yates for their care. We, the children and grandchildren of Frank Middie, deeply appreciate every act of kindness.
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THANE
Cass
VFW
Valley, Manor
Dr. Yates
Frank Middie
Sincere thanks for prayers visits and support after hospitalization
A message of sincere appreciation to all who remembered me with prayers visits and many cards and letters while hospitalized at Valley Manor and after returning home Special thanks to Dr Hegg Mrs H J Druyvesteyn and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Manor
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Wesley E. Harms
Mr Harms
Louis Middle
Orange City
Neal Everhart
Moville
Eugene “Logan
Rods Rapids
Willem van Eldik
George van Beek
Robert Barger
Syes Bonnie Bright
Sharon la Croix
Beverly Gerken
Dorothy Bosch
Rock Rapids
Pauline Essman
Laverne, Minn
Linda Middle
Mark Elwood
Fremont
Ruth McCoy
Sharon White
Marvin Grabaw
le Mars
John Graves
Ruth Brons
Wilna Henderson
Central City
Mathilda Elwood
Esther Beck
Joan Beck
Susan Hanns
Wyona Essman
Lu Yerne, Minn
Allen’ Bonthuis
John Mulder
Martin Vande Velde
Bride
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Columbia, Mo
Methodist School of Nursing
Methodist Hospital
Boone County
Tallinger” Studio
Hay Atil
Harmelink
and’ Vander Velde
Father Mile
Father
Mother
Pop
Kragt Furniture
Orpheum Theatre
Rock Valley, Iowa
Red Rock Drive Inn
Parkway Drive
Coast To Coast
Dad
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