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A partial OCR line mentions unclear names and terms such as Zips and Blet Mrs wian. Reading is insufficient to identify a concrete event, person, or location for a standard news summary.
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Newspaper
Sumner Gazette
Location
Sumner, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
2
A partial OCR line mentions unclear names and terms such as Zips and Blet Mrs wian. Reading is insufficient to identify a concrete event, person, or location for a standard news summary.
The article details a double wedding with Thama Schange nephiak and Carol Egdahl among the couples. Brides wore velvet gowns and lace veils with pearl headpieces. The groom and groomsmen wore dark suits. attendants and family members are listed with attire notes. The brides carried bouquets, and the couple opened presents after the ceremony at a community high school.
Mr and Mrs Roy Sires celebrated their 60th anniversary with family and friends. The event drew 25 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren present from Iowa and Wisconsin. Attendees included relatives from Waterloo Cedar Falls Manchester and Milwaukee. The couple retired from farming about 25 years ago and moved to Hawkeye.
Elmer Mutschlers will note their twenty fifth wedding anniversary this Sunday October 22 at Salony Rub. A family gathering is planned with relatives and friends at 2330 until evening. the Mutschlers live southeast of Sumner. The couple were married at the First Christian Church in Princeton Missouri.
Pleasant Hill Club will meet Thursday afternoon October 12 in Mrs Ervin Pipho home for a Halloween costume party Co hosts are Mrs Vernon Gonnerman and Mrs Al Wolfgram. Eastern Star Laure Chapter 106 will meet October 17 at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple. Committees listed. Three C Club met Monday afternoon in Mrs Otto Priebe home with visitors.
The column highlights library news and community club activities. It mentions book day plans for children, reading suggestions, Jeanne joining a local program, and Des Moines coverage of a Book of Month for Creative Writing winners. Also reports on 4-H clubs Banks Go Getters and T.N.T. clubs with officer lists and demos, plus new library acquisitions and varied readings.
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