Brighton Class of '46 Progressive Reunion and Wedding
Brighten page reports the Brighton High School class of 1946 holding a progressive reunion June 26 with hospitality at Stever House Fairfield a buffet dinner and a program including humorous awards and life updates led by L E McAfee. out of state attendees from Washington. plus a Burlington wedding for Kirk A Fillmore and Pam Jones with reception in Burlington and guests from Brighton. Local news covers numerous visits, golf, and family happenings in the Brighton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Francis Mottet
Richland
Paul Pacha
Out of State
Joan
Hafferty) Lanphier
Ted
Arlene Lauderdale) Goble
Washington State
Vic
Marjorie Haffner
L. E. McAfee
Kirk A. Fillmore
Pam Jones
Burlington
First Christian Church
John Vickers
Robert Fillmore
Tom Jones
Augusta
Mary Mellinger
Kent Fillmore
Bertha Crafton
Birmingham
Luton Schooley
Kevin Fillmore
Ronald Jones
Stan Schooley
Lee Schooley
Monte
Sean
Bicentennial Worship at Crawfordsville
The United Church of Crawfordsville sponsors an outdoor bicentennial worship on Sunday July 4 at 10 a.m in the front yard of the north building. Attenders are urged to wear historic attire and bring a bell for a 2 p.m observance. A noon potluck dinner follows the worship with activities for children and more recreation before the afternoon ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church of
Crawfordsville
Livestock Markets Report From Joliet and Des Moines
Market both cities show slow cattle trading with limited sales in Joliet where loads of choice steers and heifers traded around 38.50 to 39.00, hogs around 48.75 to 52.75 with various weights. Des Moines reports very slow trade due to a approaching holiday, butchers steady with higher instances and sentiment mixed across cattle and hog classes. estimated receipts 15,000 hogs and 5,000 cattle plus larger Thursday and weekend totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Grandchildren weekend guests at Mrs. Mary Peck's Brighton
A Brighton column details visits over a weekend including Chad and John Peck from Dixon Illinois with grandmother Mrs. Mary Peck. Relatives from Cincinnati Dubuque and Iowa City join cookouts, church events, and club meetings. Hospital plans for Mrs. Roy Lamansky are noted along with a funeral for Ethel Marie Kessell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Peck
Brighton
Laton Schooley
Chad
John Peck
Richard Peck
Dixon
Norman Bissell
Cincinnati
Ohio
al Lundh
Dubuque
Josephus
Iowa City
Peck
Jennifer
Davenport
Roy Lamansky
Jefferson Co. Hospital
Ben Crandall
Genevieve Bennett
E. M. Elmore
Batavia
O.E.S
John van Sycc
Lester Otto
Des Moines
Joe Deutsch
Harold Lynn
Lydia Allison
Deutsch
Harmony Club
Rex Widmer
Bessie Loeffler
Hazel Shaffer
Olen Mullikin
Terry McClurg
Writers Club
Ted Goble
Clarkston
Wash
St. Joseph's Church
East Pleasant Plain
Birth of Christopher John Krumweide in Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Krumweide of Davenport announce the birth of their son Christopher John on Thursday July 1 1976. He weighed 7 pounds 11 and a half ounces. Grandparents are Elwood and (late) Kleese from Washington and great grandparents David and Mrs. Kleese of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Krumweide
Davenport
Christopher John
Elwood Kleese
Washington
David Kleese
Uniforms Needed by Ainsworth Pee Wee and Little League
Parents of former Ainsworth Pee Wee Babe Ruth and Little League players are urged to search for unreturned uniforms. Sufficient gear exists to fully equip teams if unused items are returned to Joe Kaufman, Gary Stewart, or a known player. The note appears in the Ainsworth column dated June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Pee Wee
Babe Ruth
Joe Kaufman
Gary Stewart
Burke McCreedy
Donna Rabenold
Montezuma
Gary Frakes
Donna
John Rabenold
John
Paul Davis
Anita McCracken
Sigourney Sunday
Washington County
Cotter Guild
Dorothy Thomas
Elmer Thomas
Don Sands
Burl Richards
Haydn Davis
Missionary
Samuel Worchester
Vermont
Gale Niffenegger
Jake Podaril
Richards
Jack Hooten
Golden anniversary celebrated by Galen Weavers at Keota church
Mr and Mrs Galen Weaver of rural Keota observed their golden wedding Sunday afternoon June 20 at the Brethren Church near South English with about 200 in attendance. Granddaughters Denise Weaver and Rhonda Epperly signed the guest book as smiling relatives, nieces and nephews assisted in kitchen duties, and two great grandchildren joined the family after fifteen years. Attendees traveled from Florida Illinois and several Iowa towns to greet the couple and celebrate the milestone with gifts and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Atkinson
Lindell Bitting
Jason
Lakewood
Colo
Allen Lauderdale
Ted
Arlene) Goble
Clarkston, Wash
Angie
Will Baldik
Spokane
John Joerger
New York City
Wilford
Annabelle) Joerger
Bakersfield
Calif
Keota
Galen Weaver
Brethren
South English
Denise Weaver
Rhonda Epperly
LaVernon Weaver
Marvin Nelson
Ilene Irons
Lowell Weaver
Dean Epperly
Robert Chalupa
Janelle
Michelle
Lynelle Chalupa
Rick
Dennis
Jolene Nelson
Larry
Ronnie Weaver
Randy Epperly
Jeff
Kristy Weaver
Jim Wade
Tampa
Fla
Colorado Springs
Port Byron
Ill
Chicago
Glenview
McPherson
Kan
Pontiac
Palmyra
Prairie City
Webster City
Springville
Wilton
Durant
Deep River
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
What Cheer
Delta
Williamsburg
Spirit Lake
Iowa City
Thornburg
Sigourney
Wellman
Harper
Kalona
Keswick
Kinross
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Chester Lions
West Chester Methodist Church
Timm
Easter Seals
Sunnyside
Merrill Bird
Easter Seal Society of Iowa
Brighton Area
Louis Leonhardt
St. Joseph’s Church
Mrs. Kessel
Ethel Marie Kessell
Coralville
Washington Care Center
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Kessel
Jefferson County
Edward D
Agnes Supalla Wittmer
Jeferson County
Laurence Kessel
McFarlane
East Main
Mrs
Duane White
Jim McCreedy
Larry Trotter
Eldon Conry
Bob Gere
Galen Weavers
Paul Sievert
K.C
Iowa
Kodak
Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
Candie
Ainsworth Volunteer Firemen
Shamrock
Les
Darlene Woods
Shamrock Ian
Ainsworth, Iowa
Gladys Dicks
Iowa Rural Letter Carriers Auxiliary Convention
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