Zelda Yoderee Bride in Kalona Mennonite Church Rite
Zelda Yoder, daughter of Lyle and Lyle Yoder Kalona, wed Marvin Stoltzfus in East Union Mennonite Church Kalona officiated by Rev J John Miller. Ceremony featured gladioli and red roses with an octet providing music. Bride in floor length satin pearl, empire bodice brocade with pearl sets and detachable train. Attendants wore cranberry red velvet and pink crepe. flower girl Beth Yoder.
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Kalona
Zelda L. Yoder
Lyle E. Yoder
Marvin L. Stoltzfus
Alvin Stoltzfus
Wellmag
East Union Mennonite Church
John J Miller
John David Miller
Richard Leichty
Wilford Yoder
Iowa City
Cletus Stoltzfus
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Alderfer
Robert Miller
Larry Rediger
Katona
Hubert Yoder
Iowa
Charlene Brenneman
Hesston
Kan
Shirley Schrock
Goshen
Ind
Beth Yo
Halcyon Notes and Community Events at the House
Halcyon Notes reports visits and a 91st birthday, Christmas music programs in the lounge with soloists and pianists, a Men’s Society meeting, and callers at the home. The article also details a wedding reception for 250 at the Iowa Mennonite School Kalona, with the bride and groom’s families and careers noted before the couple plans to reside in Kalona.
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Iowa
Professional Directory Listing for Livingston Area Attorneys and Doctors
A local professional directory lists Livingston area lawyers and physicians. Entries include Day Meeker Bates at 112 South Ave B with phone 653-2147, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 201 W Washington St phone 653-2924, John C Owen at 319 West Washington phone 653-2874, Dr M L Tweeton chiropractor at 108 North Marion phone 653-2351, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician with rectal disease note and Journal Blog contact, and John W Lemmon optometrist at 527 South Town across from Christian Tabernacle offering eye exams and glasses with child visual training. phone incomplete.
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Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
Washington St
John C. Owen
West
Washington
South Side Square
John W. Lemmon
D. D
South Town
Christian Tabernacle
Local clubs hold Christmas gatherings and yearend events
HJ Club and families totaling 83 attended a Kalona Bank building Christmas party with hostesses Mrs. Hubert Beranek Mrs. Joe Goodlander Mrs. Dale Marek and Mrs. Myron Krotz. Readings by Mrs. Shalla and Mrs. Goodlander plus a children’s play and a men’s quartet. Santa gave gifts to women and children as secret gift exchanges occurred. Delta Kappa Gamma chapter met at Captain's Table with Twyla Gilkey presenting art creativity program and plans for January 4. The Merry Mixers shared a salad luncheon with Bible reading a gift exchange and boxes prepared for shutins and Griffiths recovery. Silent auction planned for January 4 hosted by Karl Parcell. New York dispatch notes birthplace ties Pope Paul VI to Concesio near Sotto il Monte.
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HJ Club
Kalona Bank
Hubert Beranek
Joe Goodlander
Dale Marek
Myron Krotz
Dwane Shalla
Goodlander
Leroy Veggy
Dean Luers
Shirley Luers
Santa
Delta Kappa Gamma
Alpha Chi
Larry Trotter
John Elliott
Kenneth Rhea
Twyla Gilkey
Columbus Junction
Merry Mixer Club
Cloyce Crone
Ted Kiesey
Lee Mangold
Clement Griffith
the Griffiths
Bill Carr
Karl Parcell
Edgar Slemmons
Washington social calendar notes for city column
AI notices due by 10 a m on day of first publication print three days ahead. Monday events include Wash-Away Tops Club installation at VW rooms with 6:30 p m dinner at Willows and 7:20 p m literature. TT Chapter Y hosts Christmas potluck at TIT Chapter DL with tea. Legion Hall dance lessons led by Len Buch and a potluck dinner at CBS. Tuesday lists numerous club luncheons and Christmas exchanges at Captain's Table, American Home chapters, Y Wives, Zeredatha/Cyrus groups, and various auxiliary gatherings with reservations and gift exchanges. Wednesday features West Chester WSCS and Pythian Sisters, Catholic Daughters party, and multiple Christmas activities at churches and clubs. Thursday notes Marion Avenue U P Women study session and hostesses, with continuing study and multiple organizers listed. The column summarizes a packed week of civic, charitable, and social events through Friday.
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Willows
Mabel Rehfeldt
Charles Morris
TIT
James Butler
Legion Hall
Len Buch
CBS
Edward C. Eicher
American Home
L. F. Harding
T. C. Davis
George Masson
Zeredatha Council
Cyrus
Temple
Paul Snakenberg
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Noble Grand Circle
Leona Gardner
Cent
First Presbyterian Upw
Old Manse
Dutch Creek
Farm Bureau
Max Waterhouse
Weanesaay
West Chester
WSCS
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Crawfordsville
Ces
Masonic Temple
St. James
Max S
Methodist
Circle X
Wayne Gamon
Lyle Brinton
Christ
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Joe Wolfe
Shay
Wilder Bell
Edward Squire
George F. Dima
Wesley Acres
Des Moines
W. P. Barth
Frank Adrian
Leo Hoover
Howard Anderson
Pease
Stone
Walter Smith
Cireles I and I
The
Man’s Society
Laila
Rehfeldt
Helen Foster
Robert Fickel
T. M. Nelson
Jack Foster
Marcia Foster
Nellie Link
Roberta Nicholson
Raymond Bonar
Charles Berdo
Indianapolis
Keith Litwilier
Kenneth Yoder
Omer Troyer
Riverside
Francis Litwiller
Edwin Novotny
Marvin L. Stoltefus
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Stewart
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
New York
UPI
Concesio
Lombardy
Italy
Pope Paul VI
Sotto Il Monte
Pope John
Evening Journal
Mas
Siace Hill Ladies Aid
Eugene Engel
VFW
Meryl Steele
Winga Cafe
Maye Sorrell
Good Will Club
Otto Sheetz
Jolly Nine Club
Joe Simmering
John Walker
HH Club
Don Applegate
LBC Club
D. O. Butler
Fleur de Lis Club
James Birney
St. Joseph Circle
Charles Finnegan
Double Deck
Dora Wagner
50 Cent
Washington Co
Association For Retarded Children
Marion Avenue
UPW
St. Mary's
Qltina
Zephyr
Tefrorow
Ealing
Texas
Baker's Chocolate Chips
Carnation Milk
Jar
Midwest
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