Burham Anniversary Open House Held at Local Church
Mr and Mrs Everett R Burham celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at First United Methodist Church. About 250 relatives and friends attended as their children Everett K Burham, Robert L Burham, William A Burham and Nancy Henry hosted with many relatives from several states and locals alike helping with greeting, gift tables, and catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett R. Burham
First United Methodist Church
Everett K. Burham
Robert Burham
Elsie Davidson
Russell Knott
Walter Kiesey
Ted Kiesey
Pat Tobin
Leonard Llewellyn
Milo Steele Sr
Edgar Porter
Addie Thompson
Glen Dunbar
Marie Hyde
Thelma Rohrer
Ethel Carson
Rebecca Nicholson
Emma Barnett
Burham
California
Oregon
Missouri
Kentucky
Nebraska
Illinois
Iowa
Winterset
Robert L. Burham
Des Moines
William A. Burham
San Francisco
Calif
H. H
Nancy) Henry
Oakridge
Ore
Hauenstein Clark wedding at Wayland Methodist Church
Peggy Sue Hauenstein and David J. Clark were married Friday at 7:30 p m in Wayland Methodist Church with Rev Richardson officiating. The double ring ceremony featured yellow gladioli decor. The bride wore peau de soie with lace bodice and chapel train, headpiece of lace daisies, and carried a yellow arrangement. Attendants wore yellow dotted Swiss over taffeta. The reception served 150 guests. The couple will reside at Tschantz Apartments in Wayland. the bride works at Emerson Electric and the groom at Goodwin Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Peggy Sue Hauenstein
Everett Hauenstein
David J. Clark
Thomas Calvin Clark
Wayland Methodist Church
Richardson
Crawfordsville Methodist Church
Judy Kuhlenbeck
New London
Patty Havenstein
Murray Schooley
Brighton
John Clark
Muscatine
Mike Hileman
Burlington
Jim Eubanks
Crawfordsville
John Kauffman
Steve Sinn
Tschantz
Emerson Electric
Mt. Pleasant
Centerville Junior College
Goodwin Masonry
Washington Evening Journal item header and staff note
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists staff including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising and Howard Hazen production superintendent. The paper publishes afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4 and is a second class matter at the Washington IA post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Town
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Post
Washington
Iowa
Social Calendar Notes for the Week
The notice outlines social events from Wednesday to Sunday including St Paul Women's Fellowship meeting at 7 30 p m at the church with a date and time change Linger Longer Club supper at Prairie Home time changed HBO Club dessert luncheon at Captain's Table Friendship Club at 1 30 p m Mrs James Moeller welcomes attendees at north door Friday events include Sood Will Club noon Fourth of July potluck with Mr and Mrs William Berger husbands invited July Fourth Blast at Country Club featuring a two ball event and free evening meal Fireworks at the park Sunday Hole Reunion at noon Sunset Park Horning Reunion at noon Fair grounds WHS Class of 1954 Reunion at 7 p m Captain's Table dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Women’s Fellowship
Prairie Home
HBO Club
Friendship Club
James Moeller
North Door
Sood Will Club
William Berger
Sunset Park
Fairgrounds
Democratic Women's Club Executive Board Meeting Recap
Mrs. Marie Jones presided at the Democratic Women’s Club executive board meeting held Tuesday at Mrs. Richard Brinning’s home. Pat Tobin announced final membership dues, praise for supporters, and a New advisory board was announced with Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Ezra Smith named as members. The board plans a booth at the County Fair in August, and the July 29 executive meeting will be hosted with Mrs. Cy Mescher at Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jones
Democratic Women’s Club Executive Board
Richard Brinning
Pat Tobin
John Elliott
Ezra Smith
Savery Hotel
Elliott
County Fair
Women’s Club
Cy Mescher
Wellman
Local families visit and travel notes with a wedding
The Don L. Morrow family traveled from the town to Phoe nix Arizona after visiting relatives in several local homes and attending the wedding of Michael Black and Beverly Graf. Other families, including the Arnold Smothers and Dick Morrow households, planned trips, visits, and a basic infantry officers school enrollment for Lt. Tom Stephens. John E. Beranek of Spring Valley was named to the Dean's List and practicing veterinary medicine in Ames after ISU graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Beranek
Spring Valley, Ill
Town State University
Ames
Spring Valley
Dr. Beranek
ISU
Hubert Beraneks
Riverside
Local service member on leave. Humm death noted in Zanesville
Sp-4 Larry Applegate arrived from Ft. Hood Texas for a 30 day leave with his father Howard Applegate and relatives here. He will be assigned overseas after leave. Word came of the Tuesday death of Mrs. E G Wilma Humm in Zanesville Ohio funeral Friday. The Humm family once owned an appliance store here. Their home is 1610 Maple Zanesville OH 43701. Sons Jack Roger and Larry are married and Mark 14 at home. Bill Black left Des Moines for San Francisco after a 30 day leave with his mother Mrs Max Arbogast and father Orin Black Knoxville and brother Denny Black Moline Ill. He attended his brother Michael Graf and Beverly Graf wedding here June 22. Sherri and Laura Morrow visit relatives in Clinton and Cordova Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Morrow
Phoenix
Ariz
Isaac Kleese
Max
Larry Arbogast
Gilbert Morrows
C. E. Farriers
Brighton
Melvin Morrows
Wapello
Larry Morrows
Rex Mannings
Wayland
Dick Morrow
Michael Black
Beverly Graf
Max Arbogast
Larry Applegate
Ft. Hood
Texas
Howard Applegate
E. G
Wilma) Humm
Zanesville
Humm
Maple
Jack
Roger
Larry
Mark
Bill Black
Des Moines
San Francisco
Abby
Dear Abby letters reveal domestic strains and service tale
Abigail Van Buren's column features readers venting on marriage fatigue, a spouse's neglect, and a Vietnamese wife case. A Vietnam veteran defends his wife against prostitution labels, while another letter argues fathers should meet dating sons. Each asks Abby for guidance and personal replies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynn Burham
Lisa Henry
Weisstein- Clark
Carol Gerig
Mary Ann and
Linda Hauenstein
Joyce Hauenstein
Dominican Republic
West Indies
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Daily Press Ass’n
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
I- P
Lowa
Howe
Brake’s
Davis Paint Store
Custer Electric
Everetts Music
Farrell's Office Supply
M & M Imports
Mrs. Jones
Carla
Randy
Melvin Morrow
Arnold Smothers
Holiday Lake
Brooklyn
Tom Stephens
Harold Stephens
Ft. Benning, Ga
Bob
Rick McNees
Rawlins
Wyo
Smother
Charles McNees
Reddick
Mr. Berger
Riverside Hospital
Kankakee
Watson
Washington State Bank
F. D
Hearing Aid Service Center
Mid-States Hearing Aids, Inc
Iowa City
Gansserg Electronics
Ing
Rose Motel
Connelly Hardware
South Side Square
Sherri
Laura Morrow
Clinton and Cordova
Ill
Abigail van Buren
Long Beach
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Sam
Maries
States
Los Angeles
Cal
Geghee
Mustangs
And
Wildcats
Roadrunners
the National Bank of Washington
Washington, Iowa
Stata
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Harry Ward
North Marion
Mercury
Carl
Boom
Junghluth
Mace Motor Co., Inc
USA
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