Exchange Vows in Wedding Ceremony BRIGHTON
Winifred Moeller daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Moeller of Salem and Robert A Fritz son of Mr and Mrs Michael Fritz of Brighton wed at St Johns Catholic church Houghton Rev Albert R Goetzmann officiated in a double ring ceremony Accolytes were Francis Moeller Marvin Donald and Robert Moeller Jane Denning played the organ Flower girls were Jo Ann Miller and Donna Jean Mehment Attending the bride were Rose Marie Kathleen Moeller and Cletus Fritz and James Moeller were ushers A wedding dinner for 50 followed at the bride’s home A reception and dance were held at the church hall near West Point After a wedding trip they will live near Washington.
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Brighton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Houghton
Winifred Moeller
Harry Moeller
Salem
Robert A. Fritz
Michael Fritz
Albert R. Goetzmann
Francis Moeller
Marvin, Donald
Robert Moeller
Jane Denning
Rose Marie Moeller
Kathleen Moeller
Donna Jean Mehment
Jo Ann Miller
Sylvester Fritz
Cletus Fritz
James Moeller
Church Hall
West Point
Washington
VFW Breakfast Club Enjoys Day at Cabin
The VFW Breakfast club met Thursday at the Milo Steele cabin for an all day get together hosted by Mrs. Milo Steele Sr and Mrs. Milo Steele Jr. E K Burham and Mrs. DeVore attended along with Rev and Mrs Howard DeVore. An 18 member family group shared a noon cooperative dinner before pinochle and canasta in the afternoon. The next breakfast will be with Mr. Phil Kneen. The post and auxiliary plan a corn fiesta stand with auxiliary members bringing two pies each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Milo Steele
Milo Steele Sr
Milo Steele Jr
E. K. Burham
Howard DeVore
Phil Kneen
Close Summer Session With Recital
Six piano pupils of Mrs. Charles Murdock performed at the Mur dock studio recital closing the summer session. Guests included friends and relatives. participants were Shirley Knight LeDora Powers Shirley Slaughter from Wayland Wilma Hughes and Dorothy Graber. Bonnie Valek of Chicago played accordion selections. Refreshments followed with games.
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Charles Murdock
Murdock
Shirley Knight
LeDora Powers
Shirley Slaughter
Wayland
Wilma Hughes
Dorothy Graber
Bonnie Valek
Chicago
Invitation to Attend Flower Show at Sigourney
Garden departments one and two of Fortnightly have received invitations to attend a flower show at Sigourney on September 1. The event will be held at Memorial Hall at 2 00 p.m. An interesting speaker will be on the program and flowers enthusiasts are invited to attend.
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Sigourney
Memorial Hall
Blick Family Reunion At Sunset Park August 20
The Blick family reunion was held at Sunset Park on August 20 with 65 attending and a noon dinner. Mrs Clyde Tucker was voted president with officers including Mrs Amos Stout vice president and Mrs Robert Custer secretary treasurer. Participants include multiple Blicks and in laws from West Chester Keota Clinton Wellman Harold Burlington and Wellman guest Anna Baines. Next year’s reunion set for the second Sunday in August.
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Blick
Sunset Park
Clyde Tucker
Tucker
Amos Stout
Robert Custer
Edward Shalla
L. E. Blick
Earl Hobbs
West Chester
Everett Swift
Donald Stout
Edgar Brady
Keota
Charles Custer
John Blick
Robert Gault
William Henkel
Jane Elizabeth Rich
Dale Beenblossom
Colorado
Frank Norton
Harold Norton
Burlington
Patricia Norton
Minne Reinschmiedt
Clinton
Okla
Anna Baines
Wellman
Blackspot on Roses Fermate Control Advice
Fermate will control black spot on roses and most other leaf diseases if properly and regularly applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermate
Women Only Urges YWCA Officers Training Attendance
Mae Davis asks all department officers of the Washington Fortnightly club to attend the YWCA Officers Training School at 2:00 p.m. The event, held at the YMCA, costs $1 in August.
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Washington
YWCA
Mae Davis
Ywca Officers Training School
YMCA
Birthday Honoree Feted At Golia Miller Home
Mrs. C. B. Reed was honored at a birthday supper at the Golia Miller home on Thursday evening. The party gathered around the fireplace on the lawn for cake and ice cream with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Golia Miller and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Booth Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hennen Mr. and Mrs. Everette Miller and Pam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Reed
Golia Miller
Harold Booth
C. P. Hennon
Everette Miller
Pam. C. B. Reed
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. R. V. Pike
Former parishioners in West Chester gathered last Sunday for a birthday dinner held for Mrs. R. V. Pike at the Pikes home. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Compton Mrs. Homer Parrish Mrs. Will Wieher Grace Adams and Leah Terpstra. Wednesday morning visitors were Mr. and Mrs. James Rigdon and Mrs Kilva Petty.
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West Chester
R. V. Pike
Pike
Fred Compton
Homer Parrish
Will Wieher
Grace Adams
Leah Terpstra
Killduff
James Rigdon
Kilva Petty
Los Angeles
Calit
Slumber Party Hosts Compile Night of Fun
Nancy Conner entertained a group of junior girls at a Thursday slumber party. The evening featured records, dancing, eating, and a long gab session into the early morning. Photos were taken of attendees Pat DeLa Eva Blattner Betty Kunick Nan cy Burham Carla Benell Marilou Robertson Nadene Chalupa Carol Walker and Carol Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Conner
Pat DeLa
Eva Blattner
Betty Kunick
Nancy Burham
Carla Benell
Marilou Robertson
Nadene Chalupa
Carol Walker
Carol Weeks
Social calendar for community gatherings and reunions
The list notes events including Ida and Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at the church at 8:00 p.m., a 1949 class reunion and 35th Swift reunion at Sunset Park pavilion and rock garden, a Tuesday potluck at 6:45 p.m. at the Country Club, and a Women’s Republican Club gathering at 2:00 p.m. in the YWCA room.
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Christian Womens
Fellowship of Christian Church General Meeting
Pavilion Sunset Park
Rock Garden Sunset Park
Women's Republican Club
Ywca Room
Fifth Family Night Dinner at Country Club Held
One hundred sixty four people attended the fifth family night dinner of the summer at the Country Club. Emma Barnett prepared the meal and Canasta was played with prizes going to Mrs. Late Stout and Roy Lowash. Flowers adorned the tables as guests from Wisconsin Des Moines Waukegan Savannah Ames Cedar Rapids Colorado Springs gathered along with local hosts and committee members.
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Country Club
Emma Barnett
Canasta
Late Stout
Roy Lowash
Peter and
Gretchen Welsh
Wisconsin
Patricia Sitler
Des Moines
Mary Martin
Lindon Burris
Barbara
Waukegan
Inl
Paul Leach
Dick and Gaye
Savannah
Ross Curtis
Ames
Charles Thrapp Jr
Wilson Junction
Cedar Rapids
Nancy Patterson
James H. Harrison
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mrs E A Stewart Hosts Heights Social Club
Mrs E A Stewart welcomed the Heights social club Thursday afternoon. Mrs Charles Schiebel presided at the business meeting. Plans were made for a potluck dinner at Sunset Park. Social time followed with refreshments served by the hostess.
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EB. A. Stewart
Heights
Charles Schiebel
Sunset Park
Women Republican Club to Meet Tuesday
Dave Livingston will speak at the Women Republican club meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 in the YWCA room. Election of officers will be held and plans made for the district meeting to be held here in September. date to be announced.
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Dave Livingston
Republican Club
YWCA
Picnic Dinner Travel Sparks Oskaloosa Visit
Mrs Joe Keegan and daughter Irene joined by Dorothy Liming and Kate Snyder traveled to Oskaloosa where they met Mr and Mrs Donald Hoskins and son Larry of Des Moines. They enjoyed a picnic dinner and visited. The Hoskins formerly lived in Brighton. Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson and Mr and Mrs Alfred McCracken attended the meeting at Oskaloosa. Mr and Mrs Clyde Coffin left Wednesday to attend the meet.
Weekend visitors join wedding in Noble county
Weekend visitors at the Leonard Leichty home included Omar Swartzendruber of New Carille Ohio Thomas Swartzendruber and family from Illinois and George Swartzendruber and family from Michigan all gathered for the Sunday wedding of Mariam Swartzendruber and Marvin Swiegart at Bethel church.
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Vernon W. Frey
Noble
Leonard Leichty
Omar Swartzendruber
New Carille
Ohio
Thomas Swartzendruber
Illinois
George Swartzendruber
Michigan
Mariam Swartzendruber
Mr. Pleasant
Marvin Swiegart
Gray
Oklahoma
Freeman
South Dakota
Clayton Nebel
Sam Nebel
Gerald
Nebel
Wayland Park
F. L. Matson
Burlington
Kenneth Goff
Kathryn Miller
Munsie
Indiana
Orie Miller
Bellevue
Ilinois
Alice Resehly
Reuben Widmer
Winfield
Raymond Graber
Archibald
Otto Frey
Jacob Roth
Cedar Rapids
John Alt
Dallas
Texas
John Garrick
Mr. Roth
Mrs. Garrick
Fairfield Family Relocates to Edith Griffith Property
Mr and Mrs Floyd Mantey and their Fairfield family have moved into the former Edith Griffith property. Mr Manley is employed in Fairfield.
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Ing
Floyd Mantey
Fairfield
Edith Griffith Prperty
Manley
Bear traps set after roaming bear alarmed farm
Neenah Wisconsin Oscar Olson reported a night roaming bear to the conservation warden. Six neighbors laid bear traps but the bear has not been seen since.
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Neenah, Wis
Oscar Olson
Milk In Bread Origins Across Domestic Baking
The original use of milk in bread traces to home baking in ancient times, highlighting early kitchen practices and culinary adaptations.
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National Guard
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