Jarvises attend son's wedding in Oakland California
Mr and Mrs Carl W Jarvis and son Noel returned from San Francisco California after attending the April 16 wedding of their son Taylor S Jarvis to Claudia Boring at the First Presbyterian Church in Oakland. A reception followed at Villa Peluso with a dinner for the wedding party. The family also visited Belmont and Phoenix before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Meuth
Brighton
Carl W. Jarvis
Noel
San Francisco
California
Taylor S. Jarvis
Claudia Boring
First Presbyterian Church
Oakland
Villa Peluso
Jarvises
Jon C. Jarvis
Belmont
M. E. Pollitt
Phoenix
Leo E. Dunbar
Iowa
National Association of Postmasters
Kientz Visit Cedar Rapids and Local Families
April 25 Merrimac column notes numerous social calls. Mr and Mrs Robert Kientz visit Cedar Rapids with the Decker family. A string of visits follows including Ben Neff Wayland to Carl Amrine. Delmar Rhodebeck and sons from Missouri to Haron Rhodebeck and Glenn Schafer homes. Richard Paul and daughter from Mr Pleasant to Doyle Paul home. Cloyd Watson Rubio to Roy Eshelman. Lawrance Silvers Stockport to Doyle Paul. Gerald Anderson family and Mathias Trabert with daughters to Andrew Zillman. Roy Eshelman hosts Sunday evening visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine Merrimac
Robert Kientz
Charles Decker
Cedar Rapids
Ben Neff
Wayland
Carl Amrine
Delmar Rhodebeck
Missouri
Haron Rhodebeck
Washington
Glenn Schafer
Richard Paul
Pleasant
Doyle Paul
Cloyd Watson
Rubio
Roy Eshelman
Lawrance Silvers
Stockport
Gerald Anderson
Mathias Trabert
Andrew Zillman
Will name queen for Tulip Time in Pella Iowa
Iowa media are asked to select a Press Queen for the 1966 Pella Tulip Time Press Day. Tulip Time May 12 13 and 14 features the coronation parade and exhibits with invitations sent to over 550 outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pella
Pella Chronicle
Holland
Wyatt Earp
Grell family visits at Junction during furlough
In Columbus Junction on April 25 guests included Mr and Mrs Douglas Grell and son David of Iowa City along with Mrs Jack Van Dyke and three children. Mr Grell is on furlough after 15 months in Korea. They have lived in Hawaii 18 months and will stay through the school term ending. Michigan football team of 1901 outscored opponents 555 to 0 in 11 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Earl McBride
Douglas Grell
David
Iowa City
Jack van Dyke
McBride
Grell
Korea
Hawaii
Columbus Community School
Conesville
Michigan
Dear Abby Horsefeathers and Letters on Dances and Maturity
A reader questions editor’s phrasing equine serum vs horse serum and Abby weighs in on newsroom style. A couple disputes about dancing with strangers prompt Abby to remind: a lady should be asked to dance not sent a note. A reader asks about Viet Nam era correspondence and suggests writing first. Abby defines maturity in a Macon talk and invites letters for personal replies.
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Abby
Viet Nam
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Omaha Baptist Bible Colese
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South Dakota
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Dunlap
Deborah
Rebekah
Pleasant Valley Club
Robert McDonald
Elmer Moore
Burnette Smith
Guy Vogt
Dalhart
Tex
Clifford Messer
Fairfield
Yates Knerr
Jefferson County Hospital
Dale W. Jones
Carolyn
Earl Fisher
Des Moines
Robert Jones
Hatties Jones
Mazie Fisher
Jeanie Stalder
Donald Robison
Charles B. Robison
Olen Mullikin
Familly
Batavia
Clarence Smith
Pepper
Ozarks
Arkansas
Kientz
City of Refuge
United States
Junction
Grace Butler
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
Onicomeno Ward
Warde
WARDS
NSF
South Side Sq
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Macon
Los Angeles
Cal
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Packers and Stock Yard Act
Wapello
Mediapolis
Rex L. Hanft
Mgr
Surrell Barton
C. L. Clark
Southwest Street
Corydon, Iowa
Gline’s
Corydon
Seth Thomas
Jenny Lind
Lawa
Haviland Limoges
U. S. Prussia
Bertha S. Clark
John
Sproatt
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Keith Murphy
Chet. Miller
Mike Orris
Charles Ray
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