Pam Hite Weds Carlyn Schwieger In United Methodist Ceremony
Pamela Kay Hite of Hampton daughter of Mrs Arthur Hite and the late Mr Hite married Carlyn Bryce Schwieger of Dows in an August 17 ceremony at the United Methodist Church. The Rev M O Smith officiated. Guests included family and 250 in attendance. The couple will reside in rural Dows. she teaches instrumental music in Hampton. Continuous two-line entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Kay Hite
Hampton
Arthur Hite
Washington
Mr. Hite
Carlyn Bryce Schwieger
Howard Schwieger
Dows
United Methodist Church
M.O. Smith
Alan Hite
Davenport
Young Feddersen nuptials in Clinton church wedding
Clinton couple Young and Feddersen wed in a two oclock ceremony at First Methodist Church with Reverend M O Smith officiating. The bride wore a Chantilly lace empire gown with detachable train and carried white carnations. Attendants were Barry Halden and Sandy Johnson. best man Mark Feddersen. ushers Tom Young and Lonney Feddersen. One hundred twenty five guests attended the reception. The bride, Iowa Wesleyan graduate, works for Clinton Community School District. The groom, a former University of Northern Iowa student, is employed by the Clinton post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Halden
Burlington
Sandy Johnson
Clinton
Mark Feddersen
Tom Young
Washington
Lonney Feddersen
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Alpha Psi Omega
National Honorary Dramatics Fraternity
University of Northern Iowa At
Cedar Falls
Post Office Department
Fifties Anniversary for Riverside Couple at Family Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kallaus of Ainsworth celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday August 24 at the home of their son Carl Kallaus in Riverside. They were married August 26 1919 in the Methodist parsonage. They have three children Carl Riverside Arlene Horak Washington and Betty Peggy Iowa City eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mr. Kallaus runs a meat processing business on a Riverside area farm still active in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Frank Kallaus
Ainsworth
Carl Kallaus
Mamie Havel
Glendinning
Carl
Archie
Arlene) Horak
Washington
James
Betty) Peggy
Iowa City
Kallaus
Keota Bride Weds Dennis Jones In United Presbyterian Church
Stephanie Zehr of Keota and Dennis Jones of Atalissa married in Keota's United Presbyterian Church on Saturday August 16. Rev L D Churchman officiated. organist Mary Walker accompanied Vicki Norenberg as she sang. Bridesmaids wore blue dresses and corsages. bridal party included sisters Diane Frey and Sharon Larson and friend Dana Hahn. The gown featured acetate with Alencon lace, a chapel train, silk illusion veil, and a gown accent. The couple received guests as blue and white carnations decorated the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Stephanie Zehr
Austin Zehr
Dennis Jones
Atalissa
Orin Jones
United Presbyterian Church
L. D. Churchman
United Methodist Church of
Carlisle
Iowa
Mary Walker
Vicki Norenberg
A.k.zehr
Diane Frey
Cedar Rapids
Sharon Larson
Iowa City
Dana Hahn
Wedding Details of Zehr and Groom at Cedar Rapids Area
The ceremony featured pill box headpieces with white daisies and nylon veils, white carnations centerpieces with blue accents, and a bridal party dressed in coordinated styles. Bride’s sister Mary Jean Zehr served as flower girl, while Austin and Arnold Zehr held rings on lace pillows. Dave Lyle served as best man. groomsmen were Myron Luers and John Stewart, with ushers Bill Larson and Terry Septer. Guests included Rolland Bolen and Mrs. Yost A. Yoder. The reception was in church parlors. The bride, formerly with Nash Finch in Cedar Rapids, and the groom, of Owens Brush in Iowa City, plan to move to Susanville, California, where the groom will attend Lassen Junior College. special guests hailed from Rockford, Wellman, and other local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Zehr
Austin
Arnold Zehr
Dave Lyle
Keota
Myron Luers
John Stewart
Washington
Bill Larson
Iowa City
Iowa
Terry Septer
Lockridge
Phyllis Jones
Atalissa
Nash - Finch Distributors
Cedar Rapids
Owens Brush Company
Lasser Junior College
Susanville
Calif
Zehrs at dinner in Mt. Pleasant near Wayland
Mt Pleasant area social notes record a August 13 dinner at Iris Restaurant with Mr and Mrs L J Zehr of Zehrs attending South east Iowa Funeral Directors meeting. Various local visitations, guests and a real dinner described, plus sale of acreage near Wayland to Stanley Widmer and youth visits among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
L. J. Zehr
Iowa
Iris
Mt. Pleasant
Tom Wenger
Muscatine
Allen Wenger
Ozarks
Leo Wagner
Addie Davison
Deep River
R. C. Justice
Hamilton
Ohio
W.L. McMickel
Eva Sodergren
Arcadia
California
Chiyoga Falls
Ellsworth Anderson
Fairfield
Fred Hixson
Daniel Conrad
Stanley Widmer
Dunkin Warren plan wedding in Lucerne Iowa city unionville
Mr and Mrs Glen Dunkin of Lucerne Missouri announce the engagement and marriage plans of their daughter Phyllis Jean to Richard Dean Warren of Washington son of Mrs Dorothea Warren and the late Sam R Warren Jr Phyllis a 1962 Unionville High School graduate employed at Owen Brush Company Iowa City Richard a 1961 Washington High School graduate employed at the Ordnance Plant Burlington The couple will marry August 30 at 7 30 pm in the United Methodist Church Lucerne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Dunkin
Lucerne
Crawfordsville
Phyllis Jean
Washington
Richard Dean Warren
Dorothea Warren
Sam R. Warren Jr
Miss Dunkin
Unionville High School
Unionville
Owen Brush Company
Iowa City
Warren
Washington High School
Ordnance Plant
Burlington
United Methodist Church
Doctor Blaiberg Dies After Heart Transplant Rejection
Dr Philip Blaiberg aged 60 died at Groote Schuur Hospital after the transplanted heart from a colored millhand, implanted by Dr Christiaan Barnard on January 2, 1968, was finally rejected. Autopsy reports indicated tissue rejection and organ failures, ending a life celebrated for resilience and public fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Christiaan Barnard
George Abel
Groote Schuur
Dear Abby and the doormat household critiques
Dear Abby column discusses domestic imbalance and gender roles. A self stated doormat laments domination by her husband who treats chores as his domain while she bears most household burdens and lacks support. Abby urges addressing issues with the husband and explains the need for mutual respect.
Acclaimed writer thanks generation for support in education
Abigail Van Buren reframes education as a cumulative effort across generations. She notes that today’s college access depends on past achievements and future progress will build on those shoulders. The letter closes with a playful plug for Abby’s wedding booklet and a mailing address in Los Angeles.
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SAS
J. W. Helscher
Tom Brown
Black
Dunlap
Robert Klousin
Malotte
Ruth
Gounod
Dean Fisher
Ft. Dodge
Larry McBeth
Barton Schweiger
Waterloo
Tom Epperly
Oskaloosa
John Schwieger
Dennis Lettow
Larry McBurney
Bridley
Robin Schwieger
Randall
Timothy Sedril
Elmer Dunbar
Rose Hill
Wallace Welzien
Griffith
Indiana
James Wright
Jessup
Western States
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
Mark Kempthorne
Lee Hite
Alex Gable
Edwin Novotny
Carlyn B. Schwieger
Feddersen
Carrol Young
Paul Feddersen
First Methodist
Leonard Young
W. P. Fedderson
Sabrina
Grace Stewart
Ken-Rene
Sorrell
West Madison
Nutone
Sitler's
House OF Light
Bride of
Stephanie
Rolland Bolen
Rockford, Ill
Yost A. Yoder
Wellman
West Branch
Ezra Wittmer
Katie Wenger
Mary Roth
Harold Wenger
Pat McLaughlin
Dr. McLaughlins
Wengers
Gary Wenger
Washington, Iowa
Abby
Mousy
Abigail van Buren
Los Angeles
Cal
INE
Professional Directory
Livingston, Day, Kehoe, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Louis J. Kehoe
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
John C. Owen
Attorne
West Washington
Sea Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
P. L. Etter
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Evening Journal
Ane
Sluggo
Blondie
Dag Wood
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