Kempf-Osborne marriage solemnized in Ottumwa
Sabrina Shirley Kempf of Ottumwa and Ralph Osborne Jr. of Ottumwa were married December 14 1974 at Bethany Church Ottumwa with Rev Ripley officiating. The bride wore a blue velvet gown carried roses on a white Bible. Guests from Muscatine Wayland Olds Mt Pleasant Albia and Washington attended with 125 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabrina Shirley Kempf
Harold Kempf
Ottumwa
Ralph Osborne Jr
Ralph Osborne Sr
Wayland
Bethany Church
Ripley
Don Moffatt
Tina Jone Howard
Bradley David Osborne
Robert Osborne
Muscatine
Timothy J. Pierce
Washington
Bob Jones
Olds
Mt. Pleasant
Albia
Mr. Osborne
Indian Hills Community College
UMW Unit Meeting at Halcyon House Haloed by Christmas Cheer
The United Methodist Women's unit met at Halcyon House with about 75 attendees. Officers were installed by Rev Dr Roland Crandall, and a Country Fair proceeds report of 1644.65 was announced. Halcyon House Guild held its annual meeting with new board members elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women’s Unit
Halcyon House
Russell Davison
Helen Ryner
Claire Keating
Keating
William Westphal
Dwain Tschantz
William Helscher
Roland Crandall
Lillian Dehne
Merle
Ray Enfield
Robert Hyde
Lyle Wilson
C.A. Thompson
Mildred Noonan
Allen Ferguson
Davison
Sailor of the Month honored aboard the Blakely
OS2 Michael E. Jackson son of Mrs. Darlene E. Jackson of Washington returned Dec. 5 from a six month cruise aboard the U S Blakely an escort ship stationed in Charleston He was named Sailor of the Month in June for outstanding performance and leadership while serving as a divisional supply petty officer His ship supported UN efforts around Cyprus evacuated 752 refugees to Beirut and later assisted in evacuating about 2000 Americans from Crete He has circled the globe in Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Jackson
Darlene E. Jackson
Washington
U.S. Blakely
Charleston
Jackson
Cyprus
U.N
Blakely
Beirut
Lebanon
Crete
Navy
December wedding of Carla Hotle and David Hull in Aspen
Miss Carla Hotle daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hotle of Washington and David Hull son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Hull of Denver were married December 9 1974 at the United Methodist Church of Aspen Colorado in a 730 pm ceremony officiated by Rev Frank Harvey The bride works as interior designer for Komac Paint in the Lakeside Shopping Center Denver The groom is manager of Buckingham Theaters for American Multi Cinema They will reside at 6800 East Tennessee Unit 471 Denver Colorado 80222
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Hotle
Charles Hotle
Washington
David Hull
Eldon Hull
Denver
Colo
United Methodist Church of
Aspen
Frank Harvey
Komac Paint
Lakeside
Hull
Buckingham Theaters
East
Tennessee
Dutch Creek Farm Bureau Women Host Dec Meeting
Mrs J C Bowen hosted the Dutch Creek Farm Bureau Women with fifteen women and seven children. Plans for Christmas were shared, the Moravian style Conger House tree admired, and reports on the Des Moines convention given. A first aid course was announced for Jan 6 and 7, voting registration urged, a possible women’s chorus discussed, and 1975 program books distributed. Pennies for Friendship collected and a gift exchange held. The January meeting is set with Mrs Allen Griggs. Pittsburgh UPI miners strike idles 27000 in three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulenencen
Gwen Augustine
Beverly Griggs
John Renoux
Garry Oswalt
Bowen
Allen Griggs
Energy saving tips for holiday lights and décor
The holidays may be brighter this year but energy use matters. Federal officials urge tasteful, not wasteful, decorative lighting with fewer lights and lower wattage. Outdoor displays should focus on one or two features, such as a tree or front door, with milder bulbs. An outdoor string of 50 bulbs for five hours daily adds about 56 cents weekly at three cents per kilowatt hour. Indoor lighting favors low wattage cool or midget bulbs. twinkle lights use about half the power. Turn outdoor displays off early for safety and energy savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Virginia Bishop
Iowa State University
Airmen Graduate From Keesler and Lackland Training
Airman First Class John D. Moyer, son of Iowa residents, has completed the Air Training Command basic course for electronic specialists at Keesler AFB Mississippi and will continue advanced training. Airman Terry B. Renoux, son of Washington Iowa residents, graduated from Lackland AFB Texas in Security Police and will report to Ellsworth AFB South Dakota for duty with a SAC unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Biloxi
Miss
John D. Moyer
David S. Moyer
A.A. 1
Kalona
Iowa
Keesler Afb
Air Training Command
Keesler
Mid Prairie High School
Wellman
Renoux
San Antonio
Terry B. Renoux
Loren B. Renoux
R.F.D. 2
Washington
Lackland Afb
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Ellsworth Afb
S.D
Strategic Air Command
Washington High School
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Burungton Northern Railroad
UMW
Detroit
UPI
American Motors Corp
Stuart M. Reed
AMC
Kenosha
Wis
Milwaukee
Brampton, Ont
Michael Jackson
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Consolidation Coal Co
West Virginia
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Spirn
Sivente
Sanks JV
Ezer
Rer
Amana
Armamia
U.S
Canada
Amana Refrigeration, Inc
Bart
Frigidaire
Miracle Pete
Ooking Grill
Burt
Santa
Parka
Seifert
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