Grecian-Kron nuptials at St Marys Riverside
Karen Kay Grecian married John J. Kron in a 7:30 p m ceremony at St Marys Riverside. Rev W F Boeckmann performed the double ring rite with both families from Riverside in attendance.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1971
Page
3
Karen Kay Grecian married John J. Kron in a 7:30 p m ceremony at St Marys Riverside. Rev W F Boeckmann performed the double ring rite with both families from Riverside in attendance.
Mrs. Margaret Brumfield, formerly of Washington, is a patient at Presbyterian Hospital Dallas room 521. Lynn Martin of Crawfords ville, heading UNI cheer squad for 1971 12, begins her second year after graduating from Waco High School. AMN Steve Eagle leaves for Cannon AFB New Mexico after leave with Clem Eagle family, a Mercy Hospital Iowa City patient, and Spencer Reed Iowa City Veterans Hospital eye surgery.
St James School second graders under Mrs Mae Weller viewed color nature slides. The topics ranged from buds and plant growth to flowers insects and farm animals with a recent moon eclipse, shown by amateur photographer Gale Whitacre at the Robert Petratz farm south of Washington.
Wayne Gamon was elected resident of the Stewart Parent Teacher Association at Tuesday’s school meeting. New officers include Bob Vanderlinden vice president, Mrs. Merlin Zwicki secretary, Gerald King treasurer, Bruce Ardona from Iowa City as child psychologist and speaker. The group plans colored school pictures, kindergarten roundup May 7, and asks mothers to bring vaccination records and birth certificates.
Births yesterday record lists Mr. and Mrs. John Lynn of Brighton with a son. Today dismissal notes include Mrs. Fred Diers of Lockridge transferred to University Hospital Iowa City for term care and Mrs. Emma Severt of Wayland dismissed.
A Bean Feed for Grade School boys is set for Saturday April 24 at noon at the YMCA. The 75 cent charge covers beans hot dogs or hamburgers chips a drink a dessert and a fun time. Ivan Maggert will describe summer camp and candy selling to earn a week at Y camp. Sign up at the main desk and pay before 10 30 Saturday morning. YMCA membership required.
Three Wash ington FFA members Randy Wehr Bruce Guy and Charles Wolfer plus advisor Tom Cope attend the 43rd annual state leadership conference in Sioux City Thursday through Saturday. Wayne Humphrey national FFA VP opens with Youth in Our Environment. Governor Ray welcomes delegates Friday amid BOAC awards.
The 701st Military Police Battalion veterans announce a reunion at the Hotel Pinicon Independence on October 23, 1971. They mark the battalion’s 90th founding anniversary. the unit began at Fort Snelling Minnesota in 1941 with 500 Selective Service men from Iowa. Send inquiries to Verne E Barker 1911 Des Moines St Des Moines Iowa 50316. Former MPs are asked to include WWII company served.
Albert Dean Brock paid $10 for speeding Michael J Vargason fined $15 for no motorcycle license and Chris Allen Beliel $15 for no motorcycle permit. Cathy Hiller was omitted from a road cleanup report and correctly named after clarification. she is a Busy Bees 4-H Club member.
Arts 11 met with Mrs. Harold Klopfenstein and hostesses Mrs. T. C. Davis and Mrs. Verne Landes. Mrs. George Masson read spring poems while guest speaker Mrs. Ralph Kleese reviewed Hard Times or An Oral History of the Great Low Mood by Studs Terkel.
4-H photography project groups will meet at the extension office Saturday April 24 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Members including junior leaders should bring cameras with black and white film manuals and prints from April 3 hikes. New prints enlarged will be displayed and photo hikes in nearby towns planned during sessions.
Eighteen members held a coffee meeting hosted by Mrs Walter Anderson to plan favors for the upcoming first district convention. Mrs Mary O'Connell chaired the coffee committee as preparations continued.
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