Doris Klepfer Weds James Wilder in Long Beach
Doris Klepfer of Long Beach wed James K. Wilder of Long Beach in a candlelight ceremony at Belmont Heights Methodist Church. Rev. Claude A. Smith officiated before a green and white setting. maid of honor Helen Klepfer wore green frosted marquisette and carried yellow jonquils. best man Reginald V. Towner. ushers Lewis Scott and Alfred Quirk. A reception followed with a four tier cake and church decorations.
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Belmont Heights Methodist Church
Long Beach
Calif
Doris Klepfer
Clarence C. Klepfer
Washington
James K. Wilder
Ivers Wilder
Claude A. Smith
Royal Stanton
Helen Klepfer
Reginald V. Towner
Lewis E. Scott
Alfred Quirk
Pasadena
Grace W. Houghton
Harry E. Breckerbaumer
Sioux City
Iowa
A. McAuley
Floyd Bond
Harold Anderson
Betty Hamil
Frank PaWard
North Hol
Bride Weds in California Wedding Trip to Long Beach
Mrs. Towner managed the guest book as the couple exchanged vows in Hollywood. After the reception they left for a wedding trip to Carmel and San Francisco. The bride, a Washington High School and Iowa State Teachers College alumna, studied at Iowa and Southern California. The groom, a Senn High School and California College of Commerce graduate, will reside at 1236 East First Street in Long Beach after April 11.
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Carmel
San Francisco
Washington High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
University of Iowa
Iowa City
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Pi Gamma Mu
Nicholas Senn
Ill
California College of Commerce
Long Beach
East First Street
Klepfer
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Gray Community holds 7 30 p m school meeting with refreshments. Washington County Nurses host district events at 2 00 p m at Nurses home. St Pauls Womens Guild bake sale at Skelgas store. Nineteenth Century club luncheon at 1 06 p m for Mrs Clifford Thorne. Additional items include White Shrine bridge, Penny Art Fund, Knight of Pythias, DeMolay, and YWCA mixers with knitting and crafts.
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Washington County
District No. 2 Nurses Association
Nurses Home
St. Paul's
YWCA
West Chester Methodist Church
WSCS
Washington Saddle Club
Jack Trotman
Hays 58th Anniversary Observed In Davenport
Mr and Mrs Joseph D Hays mark their 58th wedding anniversary today at S14 West Second Davenport A family dinner honored the couple who were married April 9 1891 In 1940 they moved from the farm to Davenport They have three sons Allyn Los Angeles Max Madison and Donald Davenport Two daughters Mrs A E Morrow Brentwood Ark and Mrs Merle Shepherd Davenport One son Harold died in 1944 There are 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Mrs Homer Jarrard a sister lives in Davenport and Mrs Sally Davidson Hays sister resides in Davenport.
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Joseph D. Hays
West Second Street
Davenport
Mrs. Hays
Homer Jarrard
Mr. Hays
Sally Davidson
Al Crone Entertains G H M Pinochle Club
Al Crone and wife hosted the G H M noble club at their home on Thursday evening. High scorers were Mrs Scott Wilcox and Pearl Parcel, low scorers Mr and Mrs Richard Weeks, travel prize won by Mrs Walter Rukgaber, guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Messer and Mr and Mrs Latimer Davis. Easter refreshment theme served by Mrs Rukgaber co host. Next gathering planned for May. Myrtle Anderson traveled to Cedar Rapids for a weekend visit with relatives.
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al Crone
G. H. M. Nnoble Club
Scott Wilcox
Pearl Par
Richard Weeks
Walter Rukgaber
Walter Messer
Latimer Davis
Rukgaber
Wilcox
Myrtle Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Answers to Cancer Found in Collier's
Mrs. G. B. Montgomery chairs Washington county cancer drive praising Collier's April issue "101 Answers to Cancer" reprinting the American Cancer Society pamphlet. The ACS hails the publication as a key aid to the 1949 campaign seeking at least 14.5 million dollars for research education and service.
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Collier's
G. B. Montgomery
Washington County
Cancer Drive
American Cancer Society
Collier
Society
ACS
Local News Visitors and Weekend Guests In Iowa Town
Mrs. Calvin Chewning and daughters Betty and Lois of Muscatine visit relatives this weekend. E L Petit of Davenport visits Dewey Weeks and Merle Eckels homes. Ida Cavender returns home after a winter in New Mexico and California. Mrs. Orlin Wittrig and two children come from Canton South Dakota to visit Edna Wittrig. Jean McKinney and Patricia Pehler spend the day in Iowa City. Mrs. Ethel Monroe of Guernsey visits her son-in-law and daughter Hubert Lehrer. Isabel Courtney and Mrs. Bill Fletcher visit Davenport today.
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Calvin Chewning
Betty and
Lois
Muscatine
E. L. Petit
Davenport
Dewey Weeks
Merle Eckels
Ida Cavender
New Mexico
California
Orlin Wittrig
Canton
Dak
Edna Wittrig
Ethel Monroe
Guernsey
Hubert Lehrer
Vane s Evening Journal Publisher and staff listing
The document lists the Vanes Evening Journal staff including E. Shannon managing editor D R Elder business manager Bruce C Cowden editor Charles Morris news editor W J Shannon advertising manager Max Marble plant superintendent. It notes publication is afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and entry as second class matter under March 8 1879. It reflects affiliations with United Press Leased Wire Inland Daily Press Assoc Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Subscription: 35 cents weekly by carrier in Waeneele and by mail in Iowa.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Lywood
Mrs. Towner
A. C
Ywca Room
Hays
YMCA
Gene Gorham
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Esther Equire
Emily — Bayliss
Cloyce Stewart
Oscar Burham
Harvey Davis
Ann Judson Circle
Sam Simmering
Noble Grand Circle
Piney Stella Wilcox
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Carl Phillips
Catholic Daughters of America
Vew Hall
al Crones
G.H.M. Pinochle Club
Goodyear
Washington Oil Co
Joe Palooka
the Prevosts
Dixie Dugan
Hazy
By McEvoy
Stkiekel
Collier’s
Jean McKinney
Patricia
Pehler
Isabel Courtney
Bill Fletcher
Manufactur
Pfantz Industries, Inc
Tipton, Iowa
Turkeys
Ainsworth, Iowa
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