Tolander Bride Weds Richard C Snyder In Washington
Sandra Lee Tolander daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Tolander of Washington became the bride of Richard C Snyder of Washington son of Curtis Snyder and the late Blanche Snyder. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Phil Kauffman at First Assembly of God Church at three o clock Saturday afternoon. The bride wore a pink gown with lace trim and a lace midriff with a veil borrowed from Mrs Mike McCandless and carried a nosegay of pink carnations and red roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee Tolander
Harold &. Tolander
Washington
Richard C. Snyder
Curtis Snyder
Blanche Snyder
Phil Kauffman
Assembly of God
Mike McCandless
Old Gold Singers shine at Town City Christmas program
Blanche Harvey accompanied the Wehrs to Town City for the Old Fashioned Christmas shown by the Old Gold Singers with Claire Wehr among the singers. The group will appear on WMT-TV Christmas Eve at 10 30 p m. Meanwhile Tom Brown and Mira Gobel wed in Bloomington Indiana with reception and gifts, and plans call for a Minnesota home. Pam Tolander was maid of honor. Dave Rarick was best man. several relatives attended.
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Blanche Harvey
Ray Wehr
Town City
Old Gold Singers
Claire Wehr
the Wehrs
Mrs. Harvey
Kathleen
Virginia Wehr
Claire
Clarence Brown
Doyle Brown
Washington
Virginia Carris
Packwood
Bloomington
Ind
Tom Brown
Kenneth Brown
New London
Mira Gobel
Felix Goble
Christian Church
Minnesota
Browns
Carris
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges in Washington Area
Admitted Saturday includes Mrs. Donald Turner and Mrs. Jean Heaton, both of Washington, medical. Yesterday lists Mrs. Luella Schnoebelen of Ainsworth and Earl Fisher of Brighton, one surgical case. Saturday saw Mr. and Mrs. Don Clawson of Washington welcome a son. Today adds Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gingerich of Washington with a son. Discharges mention Mrs. Alan Olson of Washington. Also yesterday Mrs. Dennis Wolfer and daughter, Washington. Today Shelby Robinson, Mrs. Salena Fuhr, Glenn Gordon, and Mrs. Stan McCreedy with a son, all of Washington except McCreedy from Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Turner
Washington
Jean Heaton
Luella Schnoebelen
Ainsworth
Earl Fisher
Brighton
Surgical
Don Clawson
Wilson Gingerich
Alan Olson
Dennis Wolfer
Shelby Robinson
Salena Fuhr
Glenn Gordon
Stan McCreedy
Insect giants debunked by University of Iowa experts
University of Iowa zoology professors Barbara Stay and Jerry Koulros explain why giant insects as seen in sci fi cannot exist. Exoskeletons make insects too heavy to grow large, hindering movement and flight, despite fossil hints of oversized ancient relatives.
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University of Iowa Zoology
Barbara Stay
Stay
U of I Zoology
Jerry Koulros
Washington Iowa daily December 9 1974 edition summary
Washington Iowa newspaper page notes publication details and staff roles for Elder Shannon Co. Inc. with circulation and subscription rates. Mentions Inland Daily Press Assn and various editors and managers.
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Washington
North Marion Ave
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
Washington, Iowa
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
Women Bowling Women Bowling Queen League
Jack Hamilton's Clubhouse defeated Hagie Gulf 40 to 38 as Keeley's Tap-2 Wash. Mig. 2 and Sportsman's of Sig. Pratt's Apco- faced Hy Vee in Friday play. High team series went to Jack Hamilton's at 2181, with Swanson's 2022. Sampson led individuals with 510 across series, while Jane Blieu top game at 195.
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Jack Hamilton
Swanson Real Estate
Keeley
Sportsman's
Sig. Pratt
Apco
Hy Vee
Sportsman’ of
Sig
Hagie Gulf
Pratt
Swanson
Wash
Sampson
Pat Hyde
Jane Blieu
Ren Ella Smith
Fairy
Mixed Bowling MELODY LANERS LEAGUE Update
Melodic bowling league results list teams Hardee's Hustlers Melody Lanes Pohren's Trucking Roe's Blakeney's Gulf Wallace's Dopplers and 43 60 3 2 1 2 3 scores. Hardee's 2317 team series and 806 team game highlight individual marks Craig Neil 498 Dillavoy 479 Doug Enfield 192 Kathy Alliman 181.
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Wallace
Dopplers
Roe’s
Melody Lanes
Pohren
Trucking
Hardee
Hustlers
Blakeney’s
Roe
Blakeney
Local notes from Cedar Rapids and area events
Hazel Pease returns home from a visit with son T. J. Pease family in Ft. Collins Colorado. Tim Wehr reports back to California after a 30 day leave at Milo Sorden home and departs Jan 1 for a two year Tokyo Stars and Stripes photo assignment. Mrs F A Halda dies in Cedar Rapids nursing home with funeral Wednesday at St. Wenceslaus Church. George Faye Goetz and Jack Hamilton hosts two Montgomery Ward employees Christmas party at Jack Hamiltons Club House with 30 attendees.
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Hazel Pease
T. J. Peases
Ft. Collins
Colo
Tim Wehr
California
Milo T. Sorden
Tokyo
Japan
Stars and Stripes
The
Armed Services
St. Wenceslaus Church
Cedar Rapids
F. A. Halda
Montgomery Ward
Jack Hamiltons Club House
Nellie Junkin
Clair Wolf
Campbell
Brighton
Bridal Shower Honors Nancy Soto In Wayland
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Nancy Soto was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs James Stoops in Wayland. About 20 relatives and friends attended. Nancy received a lovely assortment of gifts for her new home, with the serving table centered by a candle and flowers. The decorations and refreshments featured blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Nancy Soto
James Stoops
Wayland
Lois Nebel
Emily Stoops
Nancy
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Sandra Tolander
Pamela J. Tolander
Dave Rarick
Bill Workman
Fairfield
Willard Hawkins
Columbus Junction
Route 1
Waco High School
Washington High School
McCleery-Cumming Company
Hospital
Jim Murphy
University of Iowa News Service
LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Times
B. W. Barkley
South Laguna
Calif
Maureen Louise Scherrer
Leonard Wayne Corpman
Paul M. Scherrer
Riverside
Central College
Pella
Clifford D Corpman
Ping
Queen League
Melody Laners
Sears
Lae
Santa Claus
Sprite
Sunda
John Goetz
Larry
Glen Goetz
George and
Faye Goetz
Brown’s Shoe Fit CO
Samsonite
Silhouette
Phoenix
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