Shaw Gilchrist Wedding Held At Keota Christian Church
Miss Becky Ann Shaw and James Gilchrist were married Thursday July 25 at 7 30 PM in the Keota Christian Church. Rev Donald Manwar ren officiated with blue and white gladioli decor. The bride wore a chiffon over taffeta gown with Chantilly lace and a rhinestone tiara. Attendant Connie Fehlberg wore blue. Best man was Gary Gilchrist. ushers Tim and Roger Greiner. A reception for 56 followed at the bride’s aunt’s home. The couple will live in Keota with guests from Hedrick Webster Cedar Rapids Sheridan and Des Moines.
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Becky Annsnaw
Wayne Shaw
Webster
James Gilchrist
Robert Gilchrist
Keota
Gilchrist
Christian Church
Donald Manwarren
Argena Hutton
Harlan Bair
Connie Fehlberg
Gary Gilchrist
Tim Greiner
Roger Greiner
Harold Holmes
Jim Hutton
Waldo Shaw
JoAnne Sanderson
Barbara Malley
Vicky Shaw
English Valley
Mr. Gilchrist
Lincoln Electric Welding School
Cleveland
Ohio
Iss
Bob
Hedrick
Cedar Rapids
Sheridan
Des Moines
Community notices from Washington County Hospital updates
Blanche Hinkle moved to Washington County Hospital room 107 after surgery in Iowa City and a week at Grand Vac Lodge on Leech Lake Minnesota where Steve Peiffer and Joyce McGraw were summer staff. Sister Mary Bernard of St Joseph's Ottumwa visits her mother Mrs Marcella Wittetoe. Thomas A Carris improves in room 202 and will return to Mercy Hospital August 4 for therapy before living at 603 East Harrison Washington. Catherine Baker elected president of Tau Sigma Tau Sorority at Burlington School of Business. she is a 1963 Washington High School graduate who enrolled June 10. Robert Pearson of Pepperdine College in LA made the Dean's List with 3.71 GPA. son of Mr and Mrs Don Pearson of Ainsworth. Margaret Wilson and Dora Blieu visit Chicago to see aunt Dr Virginia Moldenhauser. Mrs Earl Morrall and family visit Washington. Mr Morrall is in Detroit Lions training camp. Bruce Logan of Los Angeles visiting relatives. Fritz Peiffer to join family here in August. Merle Blien leaves Davenport for two weeks Army Reserve duty at Ft Belvoir. Tom Polk and family travel to Des Moines visiting friends. Rey Polk formerly pastor of the Christian Church in Washington. Ben Jacoby and family of Lander, Wyoming visit relatives and leave. Melvin Wallerich and Barbara Miller welcome a baby girl born Thursday. grandparents Madona Myers of Washington and Homery Wallerich of Keota. Charles Goodell of Montgomery Ward returns from regional meeting in Kansas City. Elwyn Gardner also attended.
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Margaret Wilson
Dora Blieu
Chicago
Virginia Moldenhauser
Earl Morrall
Matt, Mardi
Mindi
Dearborn
Mich
Charles Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Mr. Morrall
Detroit Lions
Pris cilla Club Holds Iowa Education Program
Mrs Glenn Holden hosted the Pris cilla Club meeting at her home with 13 members and one guest Mrs Carpenter present at 10 o clock. Each member spoke on work in Iowa schools and colleges as the program focused on Iowa education.
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Glenn Holden
Mrs. Carpenter
Priscilla Club
Iowa
Weekend Social Calendar Notices for Various Groups
Friday CWF General Meeting at 6 20 p m in Sunset Park with potluck bring own table service and dish to pass. Saturday hits and Skirts at 8 30 p m at 41 Barn Fairgrounds with Bob Yeering ton calling. Sunday Dill Reunion noon at Washington County Fairgrounds Show barn bring basket dinner and own drink Khantz Reunion noon CST Sunset Park basket dinner Red Horsers Reunion noon Sunset Park bring basket dinner 45 Club noon Dwane Shalla Cabin Lake Odessa picnic dinner Monday Saddle Club 8 p m Fair grounds bring dessert
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Sunset Park
Washington County Fairgrounds
Red Horsers
Dwane Shalla Cabin
Lake Odessa
Europe Praises Moscow Test Ban Accord
Europe broadly welcomed the partial nuclear test ban treaty concluded in Moscow but France’s Charles de Gaulle was expected to ignore the pact and continue testing. Paris reaction praised the US Britain and Soviet agreement while urging de Gaulle to sign. De Gaulle planned further independent deterrence and hydrogen bomb tests in the South Pacific, despite the accord. Communist China also hinted it would ignore the pact and press on with nuclear development.
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Paris
UPI
Europe
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
South Pacific
China
Hoffa Must Stand Trial in Nashville
UPI reports federal judge in Nashville denies motion to dismiss indictment charging James R Hoffa with conspiring to bribe jurors and moves trial venue denial. Trial date undecided. Hoffa attended pretrial hearings but left for Detroit. possible sentence up to 25 years and $25,000 fines. Co defendants plead innocent. defense cites wiretapping, leaks, vague charges, and venue prejudice.
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Nashville
Detroit
Gray
Middle Tennessee
Teamsters
Grandview votes 25 year renewal for Iowa Southern Utilities
In a special election at Grandview on Thursday residents of Louisa County approved a 25 year renewal of the Iowa Southern Utilities franchise.
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Grandview
Louisa County
Iowa Southern Utilities
Engagement of Sandra Urquhart to Lt. j.g. Edwin Bailey
Mr and Mrs Graves S Urquhart of Palatine Illinois announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Jane to Lt jg Edwin Hammer Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Theodore B Bailey of Washington The bride elect is a Palatine High School and Albion College graduate who later worked in Chicago for International Travel Service Inc The groom is a United States Naval Academy graduate stationed at Gelview Naval Air Station A November 2 wedding is planned.
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Graves S. Urquhart
North Schubert
Palatine
Sandra Jane
J.g. Edwin Hammer Bailey
Theodore B. Bailey
Washington
Miss Urquhart
Palatine High School
Albion College
Chicago
International Travel Service, Inc
Perry Club appeals denied on liquor permit in Boone County
Des Moines UPI The Perry golf and country club board lost a 2 1 vote appeal to the state liquor control commission after Boone County Supervisors refused a liquor by the drink license The commission upheld the rural denial while county supervisors schedule a wet or dry option election for Boone County voters and two other rural licenses remain unissued in the county amid local authority disputes
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DES Moines
UPI
Town Liquor Control Commission
Perry Golf and Country Erit
Boone County Board of Supervisors
Commission
Homer Adcock
D - Des Moines
Country’ Club
Boone County Supervisors
Boone
County
Board of Supervisors
Adcock
Liquor Commission
Perry Country Club Board
Bud Nolan
Bob Bayes
Lee Poffenberger
County Boards of Supervisors
Syncom 2 Satellite Sent Into Orbit From Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL United States launched Syncom 2 communications satellite atop a Delta booster aiming for a 22 300 mile high hanging orbit about five hours after liftoff NASA reported the spacecraft had separated from the booster nine minutes after launch and the mission proceeded normally after two and a half minutes into second stage ignition The launch was the fourth attempt after three prior postponements Syncom 1 from February 14 reached orbit but contact was lost during higher orbital insertion.
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Cape Canaveral
UPC
United States Today
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Federal Space Agency
Dior Fall and Winter Suits Bring Manish Yet Tailored Look
Paris reports show Christian Dior under Marc Bohan reviving long fitted jackets with a casual manly cut for fall and winter. The collection features shirtwaist dresses, evening gowns in satin and glitter, colored wool coats, and two-row button jackets with hip-length, belted suede blouses. Skirts stay near knee, coats bold with squared shoulders, and a notable use of tweed in large checks. The Duchess of Windsor attended as press coverage praised the 190 models paraded.
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Paris
UPI
Christian Dior
Marc Bohan
Bohan
Duchess of Windsor
Dior
Fashion Trends From A Past Era Describe Silhouettes
The piece notes styles such as puffed sleeves, squared shoulders, and waist emphasis. It mentions revived lace for evening dresses and trims, with references to cocktail and formal gowns shaping a vintage look.
Alaska Nature Film Draws Local Guests At U P Home
A varied weekly Variety Night featured Alaska’s Out of the North, a nature film praising seasonal changes and bird migrations. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W P Green with relatives, and Dr W J Stewart and family, plus Mrs Laura Mottett hosting Emporia guests, while others stop by for winter and summer home locations.
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Alaska
DUTCHETTES 4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAY AT Grace Hill
4 H club activity report from Grace Hill Community Building shows The Dutchettes led by Mrs Eugene Engel with Gwyneth Tones Iris Salton as judges. Mary Engel Florene May Augustine presented film on biscuit variation. Julia Miksch Janet Wulf Viv an Renoux demonstrated table manners. Judging comments by Miss Jones. Names listed for fair entrants Juniors Juli Miksch Florene May Augustine Intermediate Janet Wulf Vivian Renoux Senior Mary Engel Gret schen Miksch Refreshments by 4 H girls.
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Grace Hill
Eugene Engel
Gwyneth Tones
Iris Salton
Mary Engel
Florene May Augustine
Julia Miksch
Janet Wulf
Vivan Renoux
Miss Jones
Juli Miksch
Vivian Renoux
Gretschen Miksch
LBC Club meets at Mrs Nicholson home
The LBC Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Walter Nicholson's home with seven members and one guest Leslie Ann Blick present. Vice president Mrs Lloyd Walker led the business meeting and entertainment activities followed led by Mrs Walker and Leslie Ann Blick with tostess assisting. The next meeting is a breakfast at 9 o'clock on August 22 with Mrs George Jarrard. Fleur de Lis Club holds meeting at Mrs Carrie Marek's home with 19 members and two guests Maude and Ethel McCreedy. Mrs Robert Foster presented a program on artificial respiration and first aid and showed a Red Cross film. co host Mrs James Moeller helped serve refreshments.
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Lec
LBC Club
Walter Nicholson
Leslie Ann Blick
Lloyd Walker
Walker
Tostess
George Jarrard
Fleur DE Lis
Fleur de Lis Club
Carrie Marek
Maude
Ethel McCreedy
Robert Foster
Red Cross
James Moeller
On The Record New Cars Havel and Sons GMC track
Havel and Sons lists new car models including GMC and Rambler offerings. Thomas Rabenold Buick and Chevrolet lines feature Hattie E Nebel and Larry D Shalla as local sales contacts. Jerry L Cobaltz Rambler models are highlighted in regional auto notes.
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Havel_and Sons, Inc
Gmc Track
Thomas, Rabenold
Buick
Hattie E. Nebel
Chevrolet
Larry D. Shalla
Jerry L. Cobientz
Rambler
Hospital Admits and Births Noted in Local Listings
Today admission includes Mrs. Cordelia Whitacre of Washington for medical care. Births yesterday include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eddy of Kalona. Today, a son born to Mr. and Mrs. David E. Jones of Columbus City and a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Mangold of Kalona. Dismissals today include Mrs. John Bash and her son of South English and Mrs. John Richards and her son of Washington.
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Cordelia Whitacre
Washington
Medical
Tom Eddy
Kalona
David E. Jones
Columbus City
William Mangold
John Bash
John Richards
Tigers and Orioles Win Make-Up Games
Tigers and Orioles secured double header wins in Little League city play on Thursday in AL nine and ten competition. Orioles opened 16 4 over the Yankees, while the Tigers outslugged the Indians 80 behind Bruce Paul who fanned 11 in a two hitter, adding a three run homer.
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Tigers
Orioles
Indians
Bruce Paul
Gilmore
Renoux
Gebhardt
Tschantz
Trier
Hennigan
Brown
Mark Stevens
Caldwell
Oriole
Yankees
Crockett
Mangold
Dennis Hennigan
Kim Robertston
Chris Gwin
Stevens
Robertson
Gwin
Accident Near Washington Involves Mrs Duncan
City police investigated an early morning crash when a car driven by Mrs. Joan Duncan of Keota left the highway east of Washington at 12:25 a.m. Neither Duncan nor her passenger was injured. Vehicle damage was estimated at 250 dollars.
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Joan Duncan
Keota
Washington
South Wins Over North In Tri County Little League
Washington's south Little League team defeated the North in a cross-town Tri County Conference clash at Green Field. Hennigan and Miller pitched for the winners, combining for 12 strikeouts while Glandon took the loss for North. South led 1 0 5 1 through the first, second, third, and fifth innings, while North posted 2 runs in the third and 2 in the fourth.
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Washington
South
Green Field
ISU Board Declares Dividend Payment
Iowa Southern Utilities Company board declares dividends to be paid September 1 1963 to holders of record August 15 1963 Five percent per share on 4 percent series cumulative preferred stock Two cents per share on common stock The quarterly rate of 23 cents on common stock follows a two for one split effective July 24 1963 and is higher than the prior 21 1/2 cents per share rate.
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Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Knoxville Veterans Picnic Hosted by VFW Auxiliary
VFW Auxiliary members served a picnic lunch to a busload of hospital veterans in Knoxville at noon Thursday. After dinner in Sunset Park the group provided cigars for all and a tour of the Mc Cleery Cumming Calendar factory before returning to the Knoxville hospital. Eleven auxiliary members, one junior unit member, and two past members assisted.
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VFW
Knoxville
Sunset Park
VFW Post
McCleery-Cumming
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