Golden anniversary for Keota couple at Richland Hall
KEOTA Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Henry of seven miles south of Keota celebrate their golden wedding with an open house Sunday August 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Richland Community Hall. They invite relatives neighbors and friends and request no gifts. Married August 27 1919 at the home of her parents Rev Carl Klein officiating they are the parents of three children Junior Henry Joan Walker and Janis Larson and have six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Lee B. Henry
Richland Community Hall
Matilda V. Augus
Tine
Mr. Henry
Charles Augustine
Carl Klein
Junior Henry
Marvin
Joan) Walker
Eldora
Robert
Janis) Larson
Albia
Fiftieth Anniversary of East Pleasant Plain Couple Observed
Mr. and Mrs. A L Supalla of East Pleasant Plain celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house August 24 at St Josephs Hall. They wed August 26, 1919, in East Pleasant Plain. hosts include their children and families. They ran a store and post office. have 17 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. An anniversary dance is planned August 23 at the VFW Hall in Fairfield. no gifts requested.
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East Pleasant Plain
A. L. Supalla
St. Joseph’s Hall
Joe
Maxine) Peck
Hazel) Chuck
Mason City
W.T
Esther) Kane
Phillip
Jean) Messer
Ft. Madison
Supalla
Emma Fritz
Brighton
East Pleasant
France
VFW Hall
Fairfield
Golden Age Women and War Veterans Unite for Senior Games
A Monday gathering at the Center brings Golden Age women and War Veterans together for lunch, games, singing, and crafts. Led by Ethel Palmer, they create lap robes, quilts, rugs, and scrapbooks for the needy. An August 25 potluck dinner features a younger generation’s program and recipes note taking.
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Y. W
Ethel Palmer
Washington Tuesday social calendar with meetings and notices
Tuesday events include Lane Leaders League at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Dorothy Patterson and sponsor bowlers fees. Tops Club at 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. YWCA rooms. VFW Auxiliary at 8 p.m. VFW Hall. County Citizens Band Radio Club at 8 p.m. Firemen’s Hall. World War I Barracks Auxiliary potluck at Legion rooms at 6:30 p.m. with district officers visiting. T TT Chapter DL at 6:30 p.m. Sunset Park family potluck. VFW Auxiliary Breakfast Club at 9 a.m. Mrs. Willard Gray. and Thursday Double Deck Club at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Dora Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Leaders League
Dorothy Patterson
Tops Club
Ywca Rooms
VFW
Washington County Citizens Band Radio Club
Firemen’s
Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Sunset Park
Willard
Births and Dismissals In Washington Records
Admissions yesterday include Mrs Mae Sturge and Donald Lukavsky in Washington for medical and surgical care. Births yesterday record a daughter to Mr and Mrs Cleo Orris of Ainsworth. Dismissals yesterday involve Mrs Eldon Ropp and her son of Kalona and Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs Lloyd Conger of Washington. Today lists Mrs Theresa Adam of Washington Mrs Ralph Evans and daughter Wayland Michael Van Cleave of Washington and Mrs Joseph Harroun of Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Orris
Ainsworth
Eldon Ropp
Kalona
Mary Smith
Washington
Lloyd Conger
Theresa Adam
Ralph Evans
Wayland
Michael van Cleave
Joseph Harroun
Columbus Junction
Goodspeeds guests in Riverside home
Mr and Mrs Ron Goodspeed were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Cress in Riverside. Goodspeed plans to teach music in Shenandoah Iowa. Brenda Herman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Herman Cedar Rapids, visits grandparents Herman Eagle while parents vacation at Iowana Beach Minnesota. Robbie Eagle visited grandparents Herman Eagle. Riverside Mixed Bowling League schedules three practice games Aug 25. season starts Sept 8 for 32 weeks. more bowlers needed. Contact Mrs Don Dutler or Robert Libenguth. Ed Bushek family and Bobbi Bushek shared dinner at the Golden Buckle. Captains Table in Washington hosted a reception for Mr and Mrs Charles Meyers. Linus Veggy hosted Paul Croft family from Fremont California. they left Wednesday. They visited Linus Veggy’s mother at Perry Iowa. Ed Bushek and Bobbi visited Elmer Knittel. Paul Brewer of Davenport visited. Evening Journal Washington Iowa August 19 1969.
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Riverside
Ron Goodspeed
Harold Cress
Goodspeed
Shenandoah
Iowa
Brenda Herman
Jim Herman
Cedar Rapids
Herman Eagle
Andrea
Iowana Beach
Minnesota
Robbie Eagle
Robert Eagle
Solon
Don Dutler
Robert Libenguth
Edward Bushek
Bobbi Bushek
Leona Kucera
Golden Buckle
Washington
Charles Meyers
Linus Veggy
Paul Croft
Freemont
California
Perry
Ed Bushek
Bobbi
Elmer Knittel
Paul Brewer
Davenport
Rhoads and Peck wed in Vin ton Iowa ceremony
Diana Rhoads daughter of Keystone and Richard L Peck son of Brighton were married August 9 at St Marys Catholic Church Vin ton. Double ring ceremony performed by Father John Peters and Rev Lee Collins. Bride wore silk organza A line gown with chapel train and carried pink roses and white carnations. Attendants included Debbie Rhoads and Troyce Lindman. Best man Tom Peck. groomsmen Jerry Peck and Mike Rhoads. Ushers Bill Knoke Mike Peck Bob Rhoads and Dick Lange. Reception for 300 in church social rooms. Bride a UNI graduate will teach first grade at Walford. Groom a University of Iowa student. They will reside in Walford after Wisconsin trip.
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Diana Rhoads
Lloyd Rhoads
Keystone
Richard L. Peck
Maynard Peck
Brighton
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Vinton
John M. Peters
Lee Roy Collins
Debbie Rhoads
Joseph Kaioupek
Troyce Lindman
Tom Peck
Jerry Peck
Mike Rhoads
Bill Knoke
Mike Peck
Bob Rhoads
Dick Lange
University of Northern Iowa
Walford
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs. Lee
B. Henry
Mrs
Gray
Dora Wagner
Mae Sturgeon
Donald Lukavsky
Goodspeeds
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Evening Journal
Spurgeon
Richard Peck
Journal
St. Mary’s Hall
Coppock
Fred Cold
Washington County Fairgrounds
Orvale Roth
Larry Duncan
Blanche E. Bealer
Lacy Lines
Jessie Klein
Leo Hoover
Wapello Livestock Sales Inc
Highway 61
Wapello
Smylie’s
Kalona Sales
Wash- Amaton
Ibantam
Eiderson Briefs
Orion
Luy
AA & A
M, L
M. L
Vanity
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