Melvin Campbells Host Charivari Supper in Trenton
Wayland, Dec. 9 Mr and Mrs Melvin Campbell married Nov 27 hosted a charivari supper at the Trenton hall for about 250 guests serving coffee and weiner sandwiches. They received many gifts and hosted the Douglas Neighbors Dec 6 at Andy Kaufman schoolhouse. Sunday dinner guests at Joe Miller home included Rev and Mrs Simon Gingerich and several other locals. New officers for the Dorcas Society of Wayland Mennonite Church named: president Mrs J E Graber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Melvin Campbell
Trenton Hall
Douglas
Andy Kaufman
Joe Miller
Simon Gingerich
Ben J. Roth
Joe Graber
Wm. Eichelberger
A. W. Eichelberger
Charlene
Dorcas Society of the
Wayland Mennonite Church
J. E. Graber
W. H. Boekelman
Omer Roth
J. L. Henss
W. J. Graber
New Delta Alpha
Velvet and Kraut Salads Feature At Center Village Sowegian
HELENE B DILLON shares four special salad recipes from Center ville Sowegian. Velvet Salad combines lemon gelatin marshmallows crushed pineapple and cream with cream cheese and dressing. Kraut Salad blends kraut celery peppers onion and sugar with diced peppers and onion, set overnight for blending flavors. Additional Apricot and Calico Salads use gelatin, fruit, and dairy to create layered, savory-sweet dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene B. Dillon
Centerville
Sowegian
Beverly Wallace
Arizona
Local Soldier Rejoins Unit With V Nam Duty Ahead
Pfc. Robert D. Stalder arrived home for a short furlough with his parents before reporting to Oakland California on December 20 to join the First Cavalry Division for duty in Vietnam. He recently returned from six months with the 82nd Airborne in Santo Domingo earning the Combat Infantry Badge the Expeditionary Medal and the Good Conduct Medal. Stalder enlisted July 1964 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Fort Polk Fort Benning and Fort Bragg where he earned several marksmanship and parachute awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Stalder
Ray Stalder
Oakland
Calif
First Cavalry Division
Viet Nam
Stalder
States
82Nd. Airborne
Republic of Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo
Pfc
Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Ft. Polk
Louisiana
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
82Nd Airborne Group
Bowling results from Friday league standings 1911 1973 2047 1968
Results from Friday bowling show team and individual totals with Mode-O-Day and General Life leading in team series. Highlights include Mode-O-Day 2047 team series and Western Auto 702 team game, with Jean Hall 570 in individual series and 221 in a game. Giraffes sleep remark noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Life Western Auto
Credit Bureau
Sanitary Dairy
Ross McCleery-Cumming
Ross
Western Auto
General Life
Jean Hall
Gladys Lloyd
Lacey Smith
Farm Bureau chief blasts U S policy at annual meet
CHICAGO UPI Charles B Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation declares the Johnson administration aims to wreck the free market by dumping government surplus stocks and raising subsidies. He warns inflation stems from deficit spending and notes the national debt could rise further despite higher tax revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
American Farm Bureau Federation
Johnson Administration
Charles B. Shuman
Federation
Shuman
Sullivan
Ill
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Schoonover
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Schoonover were held at Jones Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev Vernon Elgin in charge. Kay Stewart was soloist. Pall bearers were Sam Marsh Dave Schantz Howard Baker Homer Lowry George Baker and Gal en Widmer. Burial was in Ainsworth Cemetery. Republicans group aids Miller dinner in Des Moines with John Winga Bill Perdock Lawrence Miksch Keith Vetter and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Rpublicans
Des Moines
Iowa
Gemini7 in Earth Orbit Plans Rendezvous Flight
The chart shows Gemini 7 in orbit around the earth planning to rendezvous with Gemini 6 as both craft prepare to launch into space. The diagram outlines maneuver steps for approaching and matching orbit, reflecting UPI telephoto coverage of the spaceflight plan.
Prairie High School couples drive to Washington event
Mrs Milton Anderson and Mr Baxter Freese with Dr E D Miller and Mr and Mrs William Norman join several Mid Prairie High School students for a community gathering in Washington Iowa reported by the Evening Journal on Monday December 13, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melvin Campbells
Trenton
Hildeen Finks
Collander
Mildred Lewis
Allerton
A. R. Meyer
Kenneth Peterson
Ted Tschantz
Ivan’s Feed Service
Allen Roth
Eldon Wyse
Peter Hinkle
George Waldron
Donnie Hertig
James Wyse
Noah Wyse
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Kendra Wyse
Max Roth
Bloomfield
Joseph Graber
Fred Leichty
Ellis Leichtys
Henry County Hospital
Ruth
Elizabeth Messer
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Fred Rugg
Walter Rugg
Corpus Christi
Texas
Willis Troyer
Raymond Troyer
Dale
Chris Troyer
Mary
Bill Martin
Cheryl
Robert Pontrager
Kalona
Ezra Troyer
Alma Troyer
Don Gingerich
Patty
Tom
Wellman
Steve Lindell
Swedesburg
Troyer
Pearl Harbor
Willis
Maude Conrad
Washington County Hospital
Philathea
Wayland Mennonite Hall
Olive Boller
A. C. Wenger
Aaron Leichty
Mabel Witting
Boller
Allen Wenger
K. Schantz
Elizabeth Wittmer
Stella Kauffman
Fred Hixson
Ezra Wittmer
van Crawford
Myrna Genheimer
City
Carl Havel
Ainsworth
Mrs. Lacy Lines
NEW Jack & Jill Food Center
Carnation Milk
Strongheart Food
Dot
Arthur Schooley
Anna Lukavsky
Remanders
Alice Turner
Hilda Taylor
Ronnie Robertson
Arthur Linn
Bessie Loeffler
Brighton
Hazel Pease
Robert Wood
Cathleen Godfrey
Lloyd Little
Jack & Jill
Westinghouse 21
Westinghouse
U.S.D.A
Robert Stalder
Viet
McCleery
Sanitary Daily
Falk
Phillips
Geyer
Montgomery
Falk Clothiers
Phillips Durg
Martin Cleaners
Hall Feed Service Evening Journal
Jim’s Standard
Carpenters Union
Tindal Farm Supply
Gilbert Mills
Karl Jones
Farm Bureau
U.S
The
Advertising Council
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
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