Wellman Couple Wed In Kinross Sacred Heart Ceremony
Connie Jo Brown became the bride of Ron Davis in a six o'clock July 31 ceremony at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Kinross. Rev Martin Manning officiated. The bride is the daughter of Leo and Connie Brown. the groom is Virgil and Mrs. Davis’s son. Attendants Janeane Goschke and Alan Bohr. Goschke wore a yellow suit. Mrs. Davis worked at Iowa City Commercial College and Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric. The groom is in the army.
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Wellman
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kinross
Connie Jo Brown
Ron Davis
Virgil Davis
Martin Manning
Leo Brown
Janeane Goschke
Allan Bohr
Goschke
Davis
Iowa City Commercial College
Iowa - Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Iowa City
Friday and Sunday Social Notices Schedule
Social calendar shows several events printed three days early. Friday hosts Rebekah Lodge at 8 p m in IOOF Hall and Twilight League with Men's Stag at 8 p m in Country Club. cancellations due by Thursday afternoon. Sunday includes Wiles reunion at noon in Sunset Park and Dawson reunion at noon in Sunset Park. Monday lists Wash-away Tops at 7 30 p m in VW rooms and Golden Age Club at 10 a m with sack lunch at noon.
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Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Twilight League
Men’s Stag
Country Club
Golden Age Club
Washington Medical Daily Docket and Birth News
Admitted yesterday Mrs C A Boice Washington medical. Today Pat Moriarty Washington medical. Births yesterday Mr and Mrs Dale Huegerich Washington a daughter and Mr and Mrs James Altenhofen Washington a daughter. Dismissed today Douglas Storck Washington Miss Lillian Crone Washington George Lord Washington.
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C. A. Boice
Washington
Pat Moriarty
Dale Huegerich
James Altenhofen
Douglas Storck
Lillian Crone
George Lord
Get Well Flowers From Wolf's For Lovers Wish
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Local Briefs: D C Snyder Family Trip and Births
Mrs D C Snyder and daughter Klaas Terpstra with family left for San Diego after a week with Mrs Snyder’s mother Mrs Jodie Ritz and relatives. A girl named Krista Rana Flory was born Aug 5 to Mr and Mrs Jerry Flory of Adair, with brother Kurtis awaiting at home. Elizabeth Gingery to visit Roseburg Ore for a month. Rev M Todd Macdonald and wife in town after visits in Canada and Chicago. Richard H Goodwin earned an MA in Education and becomes principal at Highland Community. Mrs Wilmer Kauffman hospitalized for ankle therapy, room 221.
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D. C. Snyder
Klaas Terpstra
San Diego
Calif
Snyder
Jodie Ritz
F. E. Bourgeois
Robert Petsel
West Branch
Jerry Flory
Adair
Krista Rana
Kurtis
Charlie Davison
Wayland
Orville Flory
Washington
Janice Davison
M. Todd Macdonald
Hoxie
Kan
Richard A. Stewart
Macdonalds
Canada
Mary Finney
Chicago
Richard H. Goodwin
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Highland Community
Ainsworth
Johnson Granted Divorce Custody to Catherine Johnson
Judge Harold J. Fleck signs a district court decree granting Catherine L. Johnson a divorce from Robert W. Johnson III. The plaintiff receives custody of three minor children, and the defendant is ordered to pay child support and court costs.
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Harold J. Fleck
Catherine L. Johnson
Robert W. Johnson III
Ladies Day Luncheon Club Activities At Country Club
A large turnout joined in bridge and golf after the regular Ladies Day lunch at the Country Club. Chairwomen were Mrs. Nate Young and Mrs. Tom Stewart. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Paul Gebhardt and Mrs. J M Lloyd. golf prizes to be given at month end. In Chicago a North American Conference on the Ministry of the Laity will meet next January, led by the National Council of Churches and the Canadian Council of Churches, expected to draw about 400 delegates with at least 85 percent lay participation.
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Country Club
Nate Young
Tom Stewart
Paul Gebhardt
J. M. Lloyd
Chicago
UPS
Ministry of the Laity
National Council of Churches
Canadian Council of Churches
Rights bill to require President’s signature today
The voting rights bill cleared the Senate 79 to 18 and awaits President Johnson’s signature. Atty. Gen. Katzenbach announced swift enforcement plans, including suits to end poll taxes in Alabama Mississippi Texas and Virginia, with federal examiners to register voters in six states. Johnson praised bipartisan support and planned to meet with MLK Jr to discuss a civil rights conference.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate
Martin Luther King Jr
White House
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Justice Department
Stockholm
U.S
Capitol
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Everett M. Dirksen, III
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Alaska
Maine
Arizona
Idaho
Texas
Historic FPC decision opens refunds and lower gas rates
The Federal Power Commission issued a landmark ruling in the Permian Basin case, setting a two price system and uniform rates for gas producers in over 20 regions. Effective Sept 1, new rates fall to 16.5 cents per MCF for newly discovered gas and 14.5 cents for gas from oil wells and refining by products, with New Mexico rates potentially lower due to taxes. Estimated refunds total 30 to 35 million dollars, largely returning to consumers, as the decision could influence nationwide pricing and provoke Supreme Court appeal. The Permian Basin supplies about 11 percent of interstate natural gas to 36 million Americans.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Permian Basin
Supreme Court
West Texas
New Mexico
Marriage license issued to Albert Terral Smith and Marilee Phares
A marriage license has been issued here to Albert Terral Smith and Marilee Kay Phares both of ATHLETE'S FOOT HOW TO TREAT IT Apply instantaneous T-4-L Feel it take hold to check itch burning in minutes In 3 to 5 days infected skin sloughs off Then watch HEALTHY skin replace it If not pleased IN ONE HOUR your 48c back at any drug store TODAY at Osincup Drug Store
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Albert Terral Smith
Marilee Kay Phares
Washington
Osincup
Minimum wage hike to 1.75 eyed by House panel
The House Education and Labor Committee weighs a plan to raise the federal minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.75 and grant farm workers first time protection. Chairman James Roosevelt predicts strong approval 8-1 before full committee. The bill would cover 6.1 million more workers over time.
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Washington
UPI
House Education and Labor Committee
James Roosevelt
Calif
Johnson
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Sourant
Congress
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YE. M. Bridges & Co
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White House Dairy
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