Widmer and Clark Wed in Wayland Lawn Ceremony
Jean Widmer daughter of Dr and Mrs J G Widmer Wayland and Daniel Graham Clark son of Mr and Mrs anklin Clark rural Iowa City were married Saturday August 19 in Wayland The vows were repeated in the bride’s family yard Robert Hartzler Des Moines Mennonite pastor officiated Jane Widmer and Ben Clark were attendants A buffet breakfast followed the service The couple will live near Iowa City where they will work and study Route 1 North Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gilda Widmer
J.G. Widmer
Wayland
Daniel Graham Clark
Anklin Clark
Iowa City
Robert Hartzler
Mennonite Church
Des Moines
Jane Widmer
Ben Clark
Orinegroom
Route 1
North Liberty
53rd annual Sheetz reunion held at Fairgrounds schoolhouse
The 53rd Sheetz family reunion gathered August 20 at the Fairgrounds schoolhouse with 41 relatives including Kent Dunbar of Los Angeles. Will Sheetz, 86, was the eldest. Christopher Joel Sheets, Keota, the youngest. Officers named for 1973 were Larry Sheetz president Harold Sheets vice president Mrs. Bill Cady secretary and Mrs. Cliff Conklin treasurer. The group planned the usual third Sunday in August Keo park gathering with minutes read from 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheetz
Fairgrounds
Kent Dunbar
Los Angeles
Calif
Will Sheetz
Christopher Joel Sheets
Keota
Walter Sheets
Dale Sheetz
Eloise Hazen
Don Sheetz
Larry Sheetz
Harold Sheets
Bill Cady
Cliff Conklin
Keo Park
Hazen
Ollie
Dale Dunbar
Fairfield
Ken Dunbar
Jeff Dunbar
Muscatine
Leland Sheets
Clifford Conklin
Carol
Joe Sheets
Joey
Patrick
Cindy
Christopher
Mark
Steven
Jeff
Andy Sheet
Bill
On the Record Hospital Admits and Births and Dismissals
Hospital admissions and discharges listed by location show multiple patients admitted Saturday or today for medical and surgical care. Births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Letts. Additional discharges include Robert Baker and Richard Vargason from Washington and others in Brighton Crawfordsville Keota and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gault
Washington
Melvin Havel
Riverside
Nola Holmes
Crawfordsville
Hal Williams
Floyd Olds
Anna Langstaff
Ainsworth
Paul Kerr
Columbus Junction
Sherry Cocklin
Robert White
Letts
Robert Baker
Richard Vargason
Tony Bittner
Brighton
James Lewis
Harry Wentworth
William Allbright
Leroy Conrad
Larry Knerr
Keota
Larry Weber
Jay Carris Celebrates 95th Birthday With Family Gatherings
Jay Carris was honored for his 95th birthday with an open house on Friday August 18 at the home of his daughter and son-in-law Clarence and and Mrs. Logan. A second family party followed Saturday night in the Logan home with about 40 attendees including his brother Dale Carris and several Logans Schulz Mahoney and Carris relatives from Rutland Dayton and New Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Carris
Clarence Logan
Carris
Logan
Dale Carris
Richland
Logans
Henry Carris
Rutland
Paul Accepts Tokyo Assignment With Oscar Mayer Firm
Donald L. Paul leaves for Tokyo with Madison partners to join Prima Meat Packers board and act as technical coordinator for a joint venture. Educated at Iowa State College with degrees in chemical technology and food technology, he has held key roles in Chicago Philadelphia and Madison. He is son of Mrs. Donald C. Paul and Lois Mace of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Vonata i. Rau
Vill
Andy
Madison
Wis
Tokyo
Japan
Paul
Oscar Mayer and Company
Prima Meat Packers, Ltd
Prima
Jay Paul
Iowa State College
Ames
Chicago
Philadelphia
Donald C. Paul
Washington
Lois Mace
City
Congress approves long term rural environmental protection contracts plan
Congress quietly authorize a major new long term conservation subsidy program for farmers modeled on a 15 year old system in the Great Plains. Landowners sign contracts with the Agriculture Department to install phased conservation work over 3 to 10 years with federal payments covering costs. The program expands the existing Rural Environmental Assistance Program REAP which provides year to year cost sharing for approved practices this year totaling about 195 million and could fund pollution control from animal waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Congress
Great Plains
Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Department
Rural Environmental Assistance Program
Senate drafters urge stepped-up soil-saving practices
The draft program calls for intensified efforts in both fields to curb sediment buildup and waterway pollution nationwide. Senators stress action is needed to reduce erosion and protect rivers and streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Color of eyes and romance in old columns
A collage of witty notes on romance and society from an old column. It cites eye color as a social cue, claims beauty operators rise above their origin, and playfully mocks researchers, birds, and markets. It mentions a July festival on Gain Mountain and a four year loaf motif in notes about education and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vania
Gaina Mountain
Matimony
Ames Move Highlights Local Families and Wedding Visit
Dr and Mrs David Gregory and family have moved to Ames and reside at 12 River Oak Drive. Donald L Paul and family from Madison Wisconsin visited Mrs Paul and other relatives and attended the wedding of Bruce Paul and Irene Whitham Friday evening. Karen Westermark left for Cedar Rapids to begin student teaching at Kenwood Elementary School before returning to the University of Northern Iowa after nine weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gregory
Ames
River Oak Drive
Donald L. Paul
Jill
Andy
Scott Paul
Madison
Wis
Paul
Donald C. Paul
Richard Paul
Martha Boshart
Gladys Mace
Helen Mace
Bruce Paul
Irene Whitham
Karen Westermark
Cedar Rapids
Kenwood
Funeral services for Otto Walton held at Friends Church
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. for Otto Walton at the Friends Church in Pleasant Plain with Rev. Naomi Lock officiating. Burial followed in Friends Cemetery. Casketbearers were Lloyd Bottorf, Raymond Shy, Seth Hoskins, Delmar Yoder, Huston Lassen, and Wilford Lock. Jones Funeral Home directed arrangements.
Address to L M Boyd Fort Worth Mailbox Note
The item records a mailing address for L M Boyd at P O Box 17076 Fort Worth Texas 76102 with a copyright date of 1972. It presents a postal directive or contact detail rather than a narrative news item. The data identifies a person and location tied to a copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
L.M. Boyd
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