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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
5
Ainsworth couple wed in Methodist ceremony
Mildred Alice Stout and Stanley Lloyd McCreedy were married Saturday afternoon July 6 at 2:30 in the United Methodist Church in Ainsworth. Rev. Jerry Richards officiated. The couple plans a later move to Sacramento California where the groom serves as a sergeant at McClellan Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan Air Force Base
Air Force
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Kalona couple Wade and Miller wed in church ceremony
New home in Kalona Wharbene Wade marries Marlene Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs Darrel D Wade of Washington became the bride of Von Miller of Kalona son of Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Miller Jr of Treynor Iowa in a two o clock ceremony Sunday afternoon July 7 in the United Methodist Church here The Rev M O Smith officiated White mums and seven branch candelabra were used on the altar The bridal gown was Chantilly lace over bridal satin with lace train veil of silk illusion and seed pearl crown She wore a bouquet of red roses on a white Bible The gown was made by the bride's mother The reception followed for 250 Guests at the church social rooms After a wedding trip to Prairie du Chien Wisconsin the newlyweds will live in Kalona The bride is a 1968 Washington High School graduate Mr Miller works with the United States Geological Survey and guests included the bride's and groom's families and relatives news of the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Mildred Alice Stout
Stanley Lloyd McCreedy
United Methodist Church
Jerry Richards
George Stout Sr
Burke McCreedy
Chantilly
Louise Frakes
Mt. Pleasant
Barbara Clark
Moline
Carol Hoyle
Brenda McCreedy
Maurine Roberts
George Colthurst
James McCreedy
Marlene Wade
Darrel D. Wade
Washington
von Miller
Kalona
Sylvanus Miller Jr
Treynor
Iowa
M. O. Smith
Claire Keating
Duane Schultz
Donald Stone
Brighton
Max Miller
Gary Naffsinger
Delmar Yoder
Steve Lowry
Roger Gillis
Kalona Methodist Church
Sunset Circle meets at Crawfordsville for summer projects
Sunset Circle held a July meeting at Mrs. Haydn Thomas's home with ten members and visiting guests Penny Miller, Mrs. Roy Gieselman’s granddaughter, Mrs. Gene Alvine, and Denise from Harlan. Members stitched red cross bags for Christmas, thirteen completed, and planned an ice cream social for July 15 at Sunset Park with hostesses Mrs. Everette Sommer and Mrs. Herbert Rich. A county Parks trip was set for August 9, with plans by Mrs. Floyd Fisher and Mrs. Haydn Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Twinam hosted Ellen and Layne at Mrs. Twinam’s birthday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Sunset Circle
Haydn Thomas
Penny Miller
Sperry
Roy Gieselman
Gene Alvine
Denise
Harlan
Red Cross
Everette Sommer
Herbert Rich
Sunset Park
Washington
County Parks
Floyd Fisher
Charles Twinam
Ellen and
Layne
Merle Twinam
Charles Twinams
Ellen
Small orchards only a hobby says ISU expert
AMES Iowa UPI Homeowners with small or chards should realize that growing fruit on this basis is a hobby and doesn't pay financially Ed Cott extension horticulturist at Iowa State University advises He said that if records are kept for 10 years if fruit planting is given the minimum recommended care and if the home grower counts his time as worth 1 per hour tree fruits don't pay off In fact he said home grown apples will cost 8 to 10 per bushel But the home orchard can pay off if the grower enjoys the work and gives his plantings the required care at the time needed Under such conditions the home orchard is operated as a hobby and few persons a hobby to pay off Cott said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
UPI
Ed Cott
Iowa State University
Cott
Sardinia’s Italian heiress opens Ines boutique near Princess Ira
Donna Ines Theodoli Torlonia, 26, heir to a wealthy Italian family, plans a jewelry shop in Porto Rotondo next to Princess Ira Fuerstenburg’s women’s wear store on the Costa Esmeralda. Her line features replicas of ancient Greek pieces, trained by Elias Lalaounis, with Aga Khan backing Costa Esmeralda development. The duo may become tourist attractions, reflecting Sardinia’s growing appeal. The story also notes St Thomas oldest American synagogue preserving desert sand on the floor to honor biblical exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
UPI
Macy’s
Gimbel’s
Donna Ines Theodoli-Torlonia
Princes Ira Fuerstenburg
Donna Ines
Italy
Princess Ira
Costa Esmeralda
Sardinia
Ines
Porto Rotondo
Aga Khan
Iva
Elias Lalaounis
ST. Thomas
U.S. Virgin Islands
United States
Low turnout at Iowa legislative hearings prompts debate
The Legislative Processes Study Committee saw dismal attendance at five regional hearings in Waterloo Fairfield Storm Lake Atlantic and Des Moines. Debate focused on annual legislative sessions abolition of the appropriations committee and a proposed legislative council. Supporters warn grouping amendments risks defeat while media support for annual sessions is noted. Rep Donald Baker suggests biennial focus on budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
IDPA
Waterloo
Fairfield
Storm Lake
Atlantic
Legislative Processes Study Committee
Iowa
Appropriations Committee
Legislative Council
O. L. Marquesen
Fort Dodge
Gene Ford
Emmetsburg
Donald Baker
Boone Democrat
Skubal Family Welcomes Baby Michael Joseph
In Round Grove on July 1 baby boy Michael Joseph Skubal was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skubal, weighing eight pounds seven and a half ounces. Relatives and friends attended gatherings including Pepperettes 4-H Club hosts Karen and Karla Krotz and piano recitals hosted by Mrs. John Skubal with 29 students participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Krotz
Round Grove
Joe Skubal
Michael Joseph
Karen
Karla Krotz
Lloyd McKay
Ralph Hixson
Doyle Pfeifer
Raymond Coon
Fred
David Gregg
West Liberty
Ray Jones
Edgar Whetstine
Percy Skubal
Ed Skubal
Marr’s Park
Brown
K. A. Mathers
Haskins Church
Hilton Coon
Roy Hoffman
Casa Grande
Arizona
New York State
Hoffman
Cedar Rapids
Columbus Junction
Richland students plan future paths after graduation
In 1968 Richland area seniors from Pekin Community High School mapped onward steps to college and work. Names appear for Iowa and multiple state universities, tech schools, nursing training, beauty academies, and trade programs, with many students listing specific institutions and destinations across Iowa and Missouri, including Iowa State University Ames and University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland — Area
Pekin Community High School
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Kathy Adam
Debbie Conklin
Greg Curtis
Bruce Dickens
Philip Johnson
Steve Mitchell
Kortney Steinbeck
Rodney Williams
Daniel Zear
Iowa State University
Ames
Chris Wonderlich
Lucinda Wonderlich
Iowa Tech
Ottumwa
Dwight Best
Jim Ingle
Tim Dunaway
Korwin Hinshaw
Kathleen Lowenberg
Donald Muenzenmeyer
Carol Reinier
Rex Yo
Kansas City
Naomi Chalupa
Linda Sobaski
Sharon Adam
Judy Adrian
Diana Davis
Pare ‘Cue
Fairfield
Mary Wittetoe
Debra Sieren
Ottumwa Beauty Academy
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Miriam Quick
Cynthia Baumgartner
Peggy Stempel
Kathy Harbison
Dave Lowenberg
John Collett
George Blain
Morningside
Sioux City
Pam Reynolds
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Christian Stabe
Germany
Carol Ann Brown
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Myrna Caviness
Larry Clark
Daniel Dickey
Glenn Gott
Colleen
Virginia Huffman
Janet McBeth
Robert Kleinschmidt
Charles Meachem
Mary Mitchell
Gerry Northup
Kenneth Paxton
Ronald Reinier
Donna Sasseen
Ronnie Shy
Marjorie Showman
Bryan Spanier
Dick Stein
Esther Yahn
Also Mentioned on This Page
O.K
Washington Municipal Band
Mary Kling
Richard Kling
Kling
Mary
William Stewart
Helen Gilbert
Sacramento
Calif
Edwin Novotny
Stanley L. McCreedy
Wharbene Wade
Mrs. von Miller
Barney Oldfield
Indianapolis
WORLD
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Joe Skubals
Richland
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Chicago
Cook County
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