Bride Frances Erwin Wed to LeLand Pleak at Mt Pleasant
Frances Erwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Erwin of Mt Pleasant and LeLand V Pleak son of Mr and Mrs Charles Pleak of Red Oak were married in a double ring ceremony August 1 at Olds Congregational Church Rev Clyde Erwin officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Gary Bell and Miss Sharon Erwin flower girl. Best man Ivan Denny with ushers Lyle Pleak Ray Pleak Jack Erwin and Duayne Benson. Organist Mrs Robert W Johnson accompanied singers. A reception for 175 followed in the church parlors with five tier cake and gifts table arrangements. The couple plan to live in Red Oak. Frances taught in Washington and LeLand farms near Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLDS
Frances Erwin
Sam Erwin
Mt. Pleasant
Leland V. Pleak
Charles Pleak
Red Oak
Olds Congregational Church
Clyde Erwin
Gary Bell
Burlington
Sharon Erwin
Winfield
Max White Jr
Ainsworth
Ivan Denny
Hedrick
Lyle Pleak
Ray Pleak
Jack Erwin
Duayne Benson
Swedesburg
Robert W. Johnson
of Winfield
Bob DeVarmen
Eugene Baker
Don Peterson
Dave Erwin
Roger Tweedy
Jack Berwin
Earl Love
Gwynne Klingaman and John Herr weds in Cedar Rapids
Miss Gwynne Jean Klingaman daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Klingaman Cedar Rapids and John Raymond Herr son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Herr Keota were married Saturday evening August 1 at 7 30 in Central Park Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids. Rev Allan S Vane Cleve officiated. The bride wore a silk shantung gown with bateau neckline and lace mantilla veil. Attendants included Cheryl Gray Carol Frank Dou g Bell best man Mike Durst groomsman Mike Klingaman Russell Herr ushers. Reception for 175 followed. After a wedding trip to Yellowstone Park the couple will reside in Keota. The bride worked at Collins Radio. he farms near Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Gwynne Jean Klingaman
Glen Klingaman
Cedar Rapids
John Raymond Herr
Raymond Herr
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Allan S. Vane Cleve
Cheryl Gray
Carol Frank
Doug Bell
Mike Durst
Wellman
Mike Klingaman
Russell Herr
Yellowstone Park
Collins Radio Company
Iowa State University
Ames
Cushion Grip Denture Adhesive Claim from New Jersey
Out of tube onto dentures then insert teeth and bite down. Cushion Grip molds to mouth contours providing a firm fit, eliminating looseness and slips. One application lasts months with nightly cleaning. easily removed when desired. Refits worn dentures, saving over 100 dollars on refining work. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Kenilworth, New Jersey.
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Kenilworth
New Jersey
Christy Glider Weds Charles P Bruty in Washington Nuptials
Christy Lee Glider daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Glider and Charles Paul Bruty son of Mr and Mrs Francis Bruty, both of Washington, were married Saturday afternoon August 1 at three in the bride’s aunt Mrs Edwin Macrander’s home. Rev Carlyle Smith officiated with Gene Glider and Linda Jackson as attendants. A reception followed and the couple will live in a Ramseyer trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Lee Glider
Francis Glider
Charles Paul Bruty
Francis Bruty
Washington
Edwin Macrander
Carlyle Smith
The
Christian Church
Gene Glider
Denver
Colo
Linda Jackson
Ramseyer
Keota Fiancés Barbra Ann Malley and Steven Finch Betrothal
Keota announces the betrothal and approaching marriage of Barbar Ann Malley to Steven D Finch. Miss Malley is a 1961 Keota High School graduate and bookkeeper at Farm and Home Drug in Keota. Finch is a 1961 Sigourney High School graduate who runs Finch Standard Service in Sigourney. The wedding is set for September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Malley Jr
Keota
Barbar Ann
Steven D. Finch
Glen Finch
Sigourney
Finch Miss Malley
Keota High School
State College of
Fairgoers Seek Better Carnival At Fairgrounds
The fair board explores replacing the old stand by with a more desirable carnival while heat keeps attendees from meals. Jaycee Pageant queen contestants practiced for three and a half hours at the fairgrounds, and a shuttle bus service offered the first school-bus ride in years. Local photographers fear the upcoming dust and hay during the four day event. A Grinnell girls swim team featuring six foot[ers] is noted and speculation arises about forming a tennis team like the Y baseball squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Local News Bits Highlight Reschly MBA, Forest Lake Camp
Edwin Reschly earned an MBA at the University of Indiana Bloomington. He is the son of Glen Reschly of Wayland and son-in-law of the R. A. Melvilles of Washington. Dr W R Yard served as camp pastor at a senior citizens camp at Forest Lake near Ottumwa. Attendees included Clyde B Brown, Mrs Marietta Workman, and Rev Herman Rice of Kalona, who directed. A white oak tree was dedicated to Yard for his long Baptist ministry. Visiting from New York were Mr and Mrs Jimmy Rice and two sons Bobby and Jimmy of Richmond Hill, staying with sister Mrs Dorothy Gray through Wednesday. Mrs Walt Farrell Jr hosted a coffee for Mrs S Jay Curry of Elgin and her children Jan and Brian. Guests included Mrs Lyle Zear, Mrs Stan Wallace, Mrs Sam Weeks, Mrs Robert Nicola, Mrs Don Ellingsworth, and Mrs Werner Lowry.
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Edwin Reschly
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Mr Reschly
Glen Reschly
Wayland
R. A. Melvilles
Washington
W. R. Yard
Forest Lake
Ottumwa
Clyde B. Brown
Marietta Workman
Herman Rice
Kalona
Dr Yard
Jimmy Rice
Bobby
Jimmy
Richmond Hill
N. Y
Dorothy Gray
Walt Farrell Jr
S. Jay Curry
Elgin, Jr
Jan
Brian
Lyle Zear
Stan Wallace
Sam Weeks
Robert Nicola
Don Ellingsworth
Werner Lowry
Four die on Iowa roads in weekend toll rise
United Press International reports four fatalities on Iowa highways over the weekend, lifting the state’s total to 424 for the year, 64 more than last year. Two young men, Dwayne Shoger and Robert Wolske, died in a head on collision west of Osage. Friday accidents claimed Vern Marshall Sr. in Des Moines and Wayne Joel in Minnesota, with Joel trapped in a fiery crash near Lakota.
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Lowa
Hawkeye State
Osage
Dwayne V Shoger
Robert Wolske
New Haven
Wolske
Marlee Ellingson
Shoger
Vern Marshall Sr
Des Moines
Wayne Joel
Blue Earth
Minn
Marshall
William Hope
Joel
Lakota
Everett J. Johnson
Swea City
GOP unity talks loom after contentious convention
Republicans shift to a Hershey summit on August 12 to heal rifts from the party’s recent nomination fight. Goldwater and Miller seek to mend divisions as 16 governors and former leaders Eisenhower and Nixon plan to attend, while Kuchel voices deep dismay at the convention. Humprey argues Goldwater cannot ride a civil rights backlash to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Goldwater
Miller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
J. Glenn Beall
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Kuchel
Lowell Blankfort
Chula Vista
Star-News
Hinkle Descendants Gather for Sunset Park Reunion
More than 80 descendants of Henry Hinkle met at Sunset Park on Sunday for a family reunion. Attendees included four sisters from Brigh ton Fair field Davenport Mt. Pleasant Wellman Keota Crawfordsville Washington and Washington residents plus numerous spouses and children. The event coincided with a note on Taft inaugurating a weekly press conference policy and a historical update on New York’s American Magazine founded by Noah Webster in 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hinkle
Sunset Park
Hinkles
Lloyd Leffler
Loeffler
Brighton
Billa Kientz
Steve Shelangoski
Fairfield
Vera Morgan
Davenport
Lee Hooper
Leslie
Doug
Wayne Kendrick
Dennis
Sue
Marion
Harold Shelangoski
Margaret Crile
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Kientz
Larry
Tommy
Dawn Statler
Dwight Loeffler
Denny
Dale Loeffler
Carol Loeffler
Dean Stannard
New York
Noah Webster
Kennedy says he will help Johnson in campaign
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy says he is glad to work in President Johnsons national campaign but offers no determination on a specific role. He dismisses talk of a Senate bid and notes the convention would pick the presidents running mate, adding no one runs for vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D Mass
Southampton
Johson
U.S. Senate
New York State
Local Births and Admits in Columbus Junction Area
Admitted yesterday Mrs Mabel Hanft and Mrs Della Mae Moore both from Columbus Junction for medical reasons. Births today a daughter to Mr and Mrs Oren Miller of Karona. Dismissed yesterday Leroy Owens. Cotter list includes Mrs Robert Fisher and daughter Wellman and Mrs Russell Bell and son Crawfordsville. Today Mrs John Wolfe and daughter Brighton.
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Mabel Hanft
Columbus Junction, Medical
Della Mae Moore
Columbus Junction Medical
Oren Miller
Karona
Leroy Owens
Cotter
Robert Fisher
Wellman
Russell Bell
Crawfordsville
John Wolfe
Brighton
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Cindy
Peggy Tweedy
Kathy Madden
Donna Swartzendruber
Betty Erwin
Jo Anne Lilley
John Wickham
Terry Wright
Loren Miller
Lee Scha
Fer
Connie Swartvzendruber
Pat Canby
State College of Iowa
State University of Iowa
Washington Street
KeneTtene Photy
Mrs. Leland V. Pleak
al Baldrige
Wolf's Flower Shop
Wiss
Klingaman Stile
Gary Hauschild
Iowa City
Edward Kuehn
Vandalia, Ill
Grace Robbie
Oakdale
Howard Yambura
Mr. Herr
Towa State University
Evening Journal
Iowa
Christy Glider
Charles P. Bruty
AFW
Carl Kelley
Country Club
Sunshine Community Club
Milo DeLong
Aalk
By Nic Walker
Grinnell
Fern Pastry Shop
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
Ring-A-Ling
A-Ling
Martin's
United Press International
Bailey
Sen. Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humpney
Hinkle
Richard Taglauer
Timmy
Sheryl
Janet
Dale Baldocier
Linda
Becky
Judy
Lockridge
Merle Cressett
Terry
Carol
Tammy
Lee Sanders
Leland Sanders
Camille and
Cameron
Leroy van Auken
Clyde Crile
Tonnie
Marvin Crile
Penny
Mark
Kenneth Bauer
Todd
Bill Loeffler
Ronnie
Debbie
Craig
Howard Junior Custer
Veddi
Terri
Tracey
Wesley Widmer
Lisa
Taft
YMCA
the Stompers
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Sportswear
Dale V. Norton
North 5Th
City
Wegiway
Jom Duncan
Wilber R. Richardson
Av Pnet Agitator Action
Payne
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