Washington wedding unites Patricia Shiehar and John Mullin
Patricia Shiehar of Washington marries John Charles Mullin of Valentine Neb in a 2:30 pm First Methodist Church ceremony led by Rev. Stanley Woeste. The bride wore silk organza and taffeta, with yellow fusillums, and carried white flowers. About 300 guests attended a reception at the church, after which the couple planned to live in Lincoln following a honeymoon to the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Marie Hammer
Robert Orlando Hammer
Washington
John Charles Mullin
Archie S. Mullin
Valentine
Neb
First Methodist Church of
Bob Krotz
Ames
Terri Vilquain
Lincoln
Treva ‘N
Henderson
Ned
Mark Mullin
Philip Mullin
Dale Heth
Stan Mullin
Bob Olson
Blair
Earl West
Eagle Grove
Dennis Cady
Ken Hammer
Linda Garner
Susan McCalla
Independence
Kansas
Ozarks
Nebraska Wesleyan
Phi Mu Sorority
Zelta Psi Fraternity
Howe Lemmon
Winnesboro
S. C
E. B. Hammer
Wayland 1956 class in reunion Sunday
The 1956 Wayland High School graduating class held its 10 year reunion at the Legion Hall in Wayland on Sunday. A short meeting after the picnic decided to schedule another reunion in 1971. Attendees included numerous Wayland residents and former staff from Fairfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland High School
Legion Hall
Wayland Sunda
W. F. Wilson
Lloyd Beenblossom
John Alliman
Rebecca
Glenview, NL
Jack
Jane Linn) Stafford
Danville
Gary Reschly
Iowa City
Gerald
Michael
Washington
James Conrad
Katona
Wayne Carter
Fairfield
Service member address and unit at Sheppard AFB Texas
A listing shows Air Force service member Robert R. Hough with serial number 16862215 assigned to ASC 3794 Sq 2 at Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls Texas 70311. The entry provides a mail box and contact format typical of military personnel records.
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nouGh
Robert R. Hough
CMR
Sheppard Afb
Witehita Falls
Texas
Multiple Medical Entries From Washington And Nearby Towns
A list of individuals with medical statuses and locations including Mrs. Anna B. Lewis in Washington, Mrs. Earl Wood in Ainsworth, Brent Eichelberger in Washington, Mrs. Henry Wagenknecht in Ainsworth, William Rath in Washington, Earl Kolosick in Ainsworth, along with dismissals and other names such as Mrs. Lloyd Stout in Brighton, Samuel Arthur Savage in Indianola, Mrs. Warren Donaldson in Ainsworth, Orie O Conner in Ainsworth, Mrs. Joseph C. Wenger and son in Wayland, and Mrs Carlos Enriquez in Washington.
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Washington Medical
Anna B. Lewis
Washington
Earl Wood
Ainsworth
Brent Eichelberger
Henry Wagenknecht
William ‘Rath
Earl Kolosick
Lloyd Stout
Brighton
Samuel Arthur Savage
Indianola
Warren Donaldson
Orie O'Conner
Joseph C. Wenger
Wayland
Carlos Enriquez
Pin Queen League Plans Meeting at Green Meadows
The Pin Queen Bowling League will meet next Monday August 22 at 7 30 p m Mrs Harley E Cole will host the event in Green Meadows establishing the time and venue for the bowling group gathering.
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Pin Queen Bowling League
Harley E. Cole
Green Meadows
Baptist circle hosts meeting at church Fellowship Hall
Mrs. Snodgrass served as hostess with Mrs. Marion Snodgrass assisted by Mrs. Howard Havens and Mrs. Joe Cochran. Mrs. Alta Hays led devotions on The Mastery of Old Age and opened with a poem. The Love Gift program was given by Miss Carol Forgey and Mrs. Keith Williams led a lesson from The Secret Place. Guests included Mrs. Werner Lowry Miss Clara Faulkner and Mrs. Maud Stuart.
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The
Baptist
John Vaughn
Church Fellowship Hall
Marion Snodgrass
Howard Havens
Joe Cochran
Alta Hays
Cochran
Carol Forgey
Keith Williams
W. W. Yard
Werner Lowry
Clara Faulkner
Maud Stuart
Washington notices calendar entries and deadlines
Notices require all entries by 10 a.m. on the first publication day. Each notice appears three days before. Monday Wash-Away Tops Club in p.m. at YWCA rooms Tuesday VFW Auxiliary at 8 p.m. at VEW Hall West Chester Past Chiefs event.
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YWCA
Marek descendants hold first annual reunion in Sunset Park
The Marek family gathered at 4:30 p.m. Sunday August 14 1968 for their first annual reunion at Sunset Park Washington with 27 children and 28 adults. Charlie Marek elected president and Mrs Lloyd Marek secretary. The event featured a family picnic and noted the oldest member Mrs Emma Marek and the youngest Bradley Marek. Multiple relatives from Oklahoma Iowa and Missouri attended along with numerous local Washington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone
Joe
Vincent Marek
Sunset Park
Washington
Charlie Marek
Lloyd Marek
Emma Marek
Bradley Marek
Larry Mareks
Viola
Tom
July Collins
Norman
Okla
Nancy
Bambi
Rory Shalla
Dale
Janelle
Dianne
Carol
Karen
John
Cindy Marek
Earnest
Reta
Vera
Jean Beemblessom
Marion
Blanche Stumpf
Richmond
Charles Marek
Kalona
Kenneth Rolfs
Brian
Donna
Rock Island
Anita Tellin
de Marek
Lloyd
Margi Gina
Joe Marek
Bob
Mary Pat
Jim
Franchine
Gerard
Sherry
Wayne Marek
George
Anna
Beedie Shalla
Larry
Jan Michelle
Lorence
Mary
Denny
Kathy
Greg Marek
Ruth Harold
Phil Ahrens
Wendy Marek
Rolla, Mo
B. Williams
Don
Bruce Beem
Blossom
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Sandra Johnson in Johnson Home
Friends and relatives gathered Friday night at the Charles Johnson home to honor Miss Sandra Johnson. Judy Johnson hosted with yellow and orange décor and white wedding bells. Bridal games with traveling prizes and a dressmaking contest using newspaper gowns entertained guests. The honoree opened gifts as keepsakes were made. Miss Johnson will wed Steven W. Brock on August 20.
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Charles Johnson
Sandra Johnson
Judy Johnson
Miss Johnson
Steven W. Brock
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Patricia Shiehar
John Mullin
Reunion
Pin Queen
Mrs. Snodgrass
KCI
K.C
West Chester
Chiefs
Marek
Roswponea
Jaycee Ettes
Bill Blick
Jolly Nine Club
Catholic Daughters
St. James
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Glenn Fuhr
Thelma Rohrer
John Cherry
W. F. Flynn
MM Flynn
Miss Sandra Johnson
Westinghouse
Iowa
Southern Utilities Company
Iene
Boston Butt
Strongheart Dog Food
Wilson
Regal
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