Bridal shower honors Miss Mary Flynn in Keota home
A miscellaneous bridal shower in Keota honored Miss Mary Flynn with hostesses Mary Jane Adam Cathy Adam and Mrs Sara Palmer. Twenty five classmates friends and relatives attended games were played and pink floral decor graced the table. Mary Flynn will wed Edward Long Friday August 11 at St Marys Catholic Church Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Siewert Keota
Tom Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Cooney
Palmer
Earl Adam
Mary Flynn
Mary Jane
Cathy Adam
Sara Palmer
Mary
John Flynn
M.M. Flynn
Washington
Edward
Howard Long
Sara
Miss Flynn
Edward Long
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Keota
Allen Palmer
Robert Marshall
Austin Zehrs
Erma Hess
Robert Malley
Robert Schulte
Robert Carris
Warren Bennett
Jim Watts
Marshall
Wyatt Dayton
Moline
Ill
Clark Pfeifer
Ainsworth
Francis Feltz
Isaac
Hannah Grimm
North English
Albert Grimm
Evelyn Clark
Gilbert Morley
Betty Slaymaker
Rosemary
Kenneth Middlekauff
E.J. Grimm
Newton
Leslie Hart
Kellogg
Alfred Grimm
Dale Deppe
Oskaloosa
Donna Lockwood
Pearl Grimm
Denny Grimm
Joyce Marie
Andrew Grimm
Des Moines
Charley Killian
Ray Holderness
Montezuma
Bill Albee
Grinnell
Bill Portwood
Arthur Gersh
Annie
Sandra
Cindy
John
Oxford
Mary Biwer
Dorothy
Williamsburg
John Niseley
Iowa City
Earl Tripses
Dorothea Wright
Ruth
Lloyd McGuire
Harold Grimm
Rosa Secor
Willie Middlekauff
Gary
Professional Directory Listing for Livingston Day Meeker and Bates
Livingston county professional directory shows attorneys Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates of the Abstract Dept based at 112 South B with phone 653 2147. The listing notes their practice locations and contact details as part of the Livingston area legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Henry Crooks Turns 99 with Iowa City Birthday Party
Henry Crooks celebrated his 99th birthday in his Oakwoll room in Iowa City on Monday. Daughter Mabel Monson organized it. cake was baked and decorated by Mrs. Ray Van Engen. Guests included Farrell Young, Glenn Cherryholmes, Raymond Howsare, Kenneth Cherryholmes, and Crooks’s grandsons Don and Russ Monson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Henry Crooks
Oakwoll
Iowa City
Mabel Monson
Ray van Engen
Farrell Young
Glenn Cherryholmes
Raymond Howsare
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Crook
Don
Russ Monson
Mr. Crooks
Kim
Cory
Houston
Tex
J.W. Evans
Coldwell
Janet
Keith van Engen
Waco
Merle Twinam
Robyn
Washington
Dale Davis
Crooked Creek Cyclones
Bruce Davis
Lyle Lowe
Larry
Newton
Gene Alvine
Denise
Shari Jo
Forell to speak at Drive-In and United Methodist services
Dr. George W Forell, University of Iowa religion school professor and former director from 1966 to 1971, will be the speaker Sunday at the Drive-In Church and the United Methodist Church in Washington. A Breslau Germany native, he holds degrees from multiple seminaries and studied at the University of Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Forell
School of Religion
University of Iowa
United Methodist Church
Washington
Dr. Forell
Breslau
Germany
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N.J
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
University of Vienna
Austria
University of Iowa School of Religion
Gumdrop Bars and Other Winter Cookies
Ed Dillon presents Gumdrop Bars with eggs, flour, gumdrops and pecans baked in a jelly-roll pan and iced with Orange Butter Frosting. The recipe includes custard like egg yolk and milk fillings, a potato chip cookie variation with margarine and crushed chips, and notes on a weight loss approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene B. Dillon
Ed Phillips
Centerville
Glorified Eggs Recipe Note With Variations
A brief note on making glorified eggs using butter or margarine in a double boiler. The author mentions omitting sugar and sometimes adding a dash of nutmeg. The recipe title is Glorified Eggs and lists 1% tablespoon butter or margarine as an ingredient.
Schlatter family to move to Olds in coming month
Mr and Mrs Lester Schlatter will relocate from the Ralph Wenger place south of Noble to a home in Olds next month. Rev and Mrs Nick Kassebaum will occupy the vacated residence by September first. A reunion at Sugar Creek Fellowship Hall gathered out of town relatives including Loraine Boshart and Maurice Boshart with other family members from Goshen Indiana Dayton Ohio and Winfield. Mrs Mabel Conrad traveled to Sarasota Florida for granddaughter Robin Conrads wedding after visiting here. Reverend Denny Freese departed for Haiti with a group to support evangelical work and windmill construction at a Mission station returning July 22. The Rev and Mrs Orie Roth bought the Joseph Graber acreage in south Wayland. Family dinners and visits continued with the Davison Wagner and Guengerich families near Kalona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Lester Schlatter
Ralph Wenger
Noble
Olds
Nick Kassebaum
Schlatters
Everett Magdefrau
Loraine Boshart
Goshen
Ind
Maurice Boshart
Dayton
Ohio
Kenneth Peterson
Winfield
James Boshart
Janice
Boshart
Sugar Creek Fellowship Hall
Mabel Conrad
Colorado Springs
Colo
Robin Conrad
Sarasota
Fla
Denny Freese
Haiti
Freese
Orie Roth
Joseph Graber
South Wayland
Dean Davison
Arthur Davison
Wendell
Addie Davison
Leslie Wagner
Sheila
Leo Wagner
Glen Guengerich
Kalona
Addie
Explo ’72 Sights and Sounds at Fern Cliff Church
A Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church program will present Explo ’72 Sights and Sounds this Sunday at 7 30 p m The event mirrors the Dallas Texas Campus Crusade for Christ training program held June 12 17 85 000 attendees from the US and about 100 countries joined in the event which features 90 colored slides music excerpts testimonies and cassette messages Pastor Herbert Cottrell invites inquiries and public attendance is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church
Campus Crusade For Christ
Dallas
Texas
Jesus Christ
Herbert Cottrell
Fern Cliff Church
Mexican city to accept bulls as tax payments
TLAXCALA local government proposes a new tax gimmick by accepting Mexican fighting bulls as payment. City Hall said the plan is to allow bulls in settlement of tax obligations, presenting an unusual twist to local revenue collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Clark McGregor
Robert Dole
Kansas
GOP
George McGovern
UPI
Tlaxcala
Mexico
City Hall
Two motorists fined for failure to yield right of way
Leroy Steven Kelley of Newton and Elizabeth Widmer of Washington paid fines of ten dollars each plus costs in the justice of the peace court for failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
Leroy Steven Kelley
Newton
Elizabeth Widmer
Washington
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Dean Grimm
George Killian
Keswick
Paul Sievert
Albert Winegarden
Sigourney
Leslie Grimm
James Johnson
McGuire
Forrest Grimm
Marengo Hospital
Donald Callens
Sigourney - Bethel United Methodist Church
Harold Grove
Carl Luers
Kevin
Richard Hixon
Bert Luers
Raymond Chambers
Wade Killian
Freda Hinnah
Russell and
Gordon
Katheryn Klett
Bob
Rufus
Amanda Spiess
Ron Elowen
Myron Luers
Jeff Hinnah
Anna Valenta
D. Callens
Bethel Church
Shreveport
Callens
Ruby Reisman
Omaha
Mary Helen Lester
John Rogers
Jon Bohr
Davenport
Albert Harras
Mae Marr
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Earl O. Wright
Brighton
M.L. Tweeton
North Marion
J. R. Bissland
Iowa
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor
P.L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
Wolf's Flower Shop
Joe H. Jones
Washington, Iowa
Washington County
Jim Hotchkiss
Sandra Gerry
Mrs
Marian Waters
Harlan
Gene
Nola Holmes
Washington County Hospital
Harold Spangler
Waco School
Peoples Savings Bank
Linda
Harold
Harry Suter
Mike Suter
C.W. Schlatter
Glenn Anderson
Mountain Home
Ark
Betty Kasowski
Fairfield
Eva Blake
Wilbur Wheeler
Sandee
Sandeglovers
Redeese
Jet
Sandys
George Forell
Lester Schlatters
Ezra Wittmer
Explo
Walter E. Farrell
Hardwick
Don Smith
Washington Skelgas Service
American Express
Talbin Ashington
Owa
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