Pamela Pine and Gray Sunderman wed in Columbus Junction
Pamela Rae Pine and Gray Michael Sunderman were married Saturday at United Presbyterian Church in Columbus Junction. The bride wore an empire waist gown with lace bodice and train, elbow veil, and carried white roses and carnations. Attendants included Sue Butt and Joyce Lee. best man Wesley Sunderman. groomsman Dean Langstaff. A 100 guest reception followed. The couple will reside in Marquette Michigan after a Canada trip, as the groom attends the University of Northern Michigan. Pamela is a Columbus Community High School graduate and veteran hospital worker. Sunderman is also a Columbus Community High School graduate, former University of Iowa student, and Army veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Pamela Rae Pine
Raymond Pine
Mr. Pine
Gray Michael Sunderman
Hubert Sunderman
Port Huron
Mich
United Presbyterian Church
Sunderman
Ralph Pine
Sue Butt
Denver
Joyce Lee
Keota
Wesley Sunderman
Detroit
Dean Langstaff
Bryant Fuller
Dennis Pine
Christian Education Building
Canada
Marquette
Mid
University of Northern Michigan
Columbus Community High School
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Photo contest winners to be announced at Fair
Forty four members enrolled in Photography projects had exhibits judged Saturday by Don Wooley and Dave Elder. There were 40 junior, 100 intermediate, and 50 senior entries. Mrs. Richard Fisher urges visits to the schoolhouse exhibit during County Fair on August 25 as towns Washington Riverside Wellman and Brighton residents are named in the pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wooley
Iowa City
Dave Elder
Washington
Richard Fisher
Keota
Iverside
Wellman
Brighton
Fisher
Ezra Jones
Mike
Robert Johnsons
Julia Gamon
Neu enters race for lieutenant governor in Iowa
Des Moines UPI reports Sen. Arthur Neu of Carroll declared his candidacy for lieutenant governor as the GOP prepares for a possible Ray Jepsen split. Neu, 38, a lawyer and longtime legislator, says he will run only for LG and will work with either governor or lieutenant governor while keeping out of the governor race clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Arthur Neu
Carroll
Neu
Roger Jepsen
Robert D. Ray
Ray-Jepsen
Washington Journal adrift amid garbled press boilerplate
A damaged OCR text fragment from a local Washington Iowa newspaper list appears to be ad and masthead material. It mentions publication details, staff names, associations, pricing, and mailing routes, but key facts are obscured by errors and mis-spellings.
Mast leads MP in final baseball stats for seniors
Steve Mast top producer for Mid-Prairie Hawks with a .344 batting average and 9 2 record on the mound. He led in seven categories including eight home runs and 21 runs scored while Brad Gardner backed him with a 1.33 ERA. The Hawks went 10-4 in conference, second to Solon at 11-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mast
Mid-Prairie
Mast
Hawks
Bob Christner
Dean Moore
Moore
Dan Spreacker
Spreacker
Reed Edmundson
Brad Gardner
Iowa Hawkeye
Gardner
Greg Boyd
Wayland Notes From July Visitors And Births
Carl Martins and family travel through the Black Hills en route home from Adamtown Pa. to visit relatives in La Junta. News includes obituaries for Sam Roth and Aaron Oswald, twin birth of Jodie and Julie Miller, and local social visits across Wayland and nearby towns.
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Wayland
Carl Martin
Adamtown
William Eichelberger
Black Hills
South Dakota
Paul Martins
la Junta
Cole
Sam Roth
Morton, NL
Aaron Oswald
Aurora Neb
Oswald
Paul Oswald
Aurora
Inez Schlatter
Mary Wittmer
Chicago
Ezra Witmer
Russell Wittmer
Salem Ore
N. P Wittmer
Mt. Pleasant
Daryl Witmer
Muscatine
David Wittmer
Burlington
Amy Hochstettler
Martha Roth
Kalona
Katie Roth
Eda Boshart
Eva Beese
Effie Brooks
Margaret Reschly
West Wayland Park
Don Wittrig
Kalamazoo
Mich
West Park
Shirley
Larry Oswalds
Henry Widmer
Milton Roth
Western States
Jodie Rae
Julie Rae
Stanley Miller
Jodie
Julie
Shelly
Omer C. Boshart
Warren Rogers
Harlan Hotel
Mary Swaney
Mt Pleasant
Chris Wagler
Mabel Laughlin
Bloomfield
H. B. Hoover
George Oakes
Wapello
Kenneth Fairail
Billy Manchester
Libertyville
Elmer Meyer
Amy Christine Neece born to Kirksville couple in Richland
The Neece family announces the birth of a daughter named Amy Christine to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Neece of Kirksville Missouri on July 16 weighing 8 pounds. Grandparents are LeRoy Neece Richland and Charles Gott Ollie with great grandparents Ruby Fairfield and Gott Ollie.
Wellman Residents Vacation and Community Notices
Wellman residents vacation in the Ozarks visiting Harold and Mary Trieschmanns. Sunday visitors at Anna Fehlberg home included Bill Fehlberg Sandy and Randy. Relatives visited the Spradlin family from Ft. Lewis and Alabama Tennessee after calling on Gerald Graf. The Van Guards provided lunch for Mrs Elizabeth M. Wright's funeral. Mennonite Church events included an interim pastor visit and lawn hymn singing with West Union guests and group singing with new hymns.
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Mennonite
Anna Fehlberg
Robert Schader
Oscola
Gerald Graf
Wellman
West Union
Revv and Mrs Burns end vacation trip
The Rev and Mrs Robert Burns returned home Friday afternoon after a two week vacation in Saskatchewan Canada visiting relatives. Julie and Jimmy Sickels from Fairfield visited in the Lynn Sickels home Friday. Ruth Ginkens and Ron attended Earl Nelson funeral services in Iowa City a week ago Saturday. Steven Beck visited his grandmother Mrs Myron Oswalt, en route from Ames where he attends summer school. The Sigourney Bethel W S C S met with 11 members and one child present. Mrs Ray Cassens had surgery at Keokuk County Hospital and Rufus Spiess had surgery at Ottumwa Hospital. The 4 Th Party held their regular lab meeting with prizes won by several members. The club plans an August 8 meeting and an August 29 visit to the Keota County Home and nursing homes. Wayne Owens reelected director of Micro Technology and sales manager of Keota Manufacturing Co. The Bowers and Jeff Stoutner visited Clinton. Mrs Robert Chalupa and Michelle of Washington visited the Galen Weaver home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cassens
Roy Radle
Keokuk County Hospital
Sigourney
Rufus Spiess
Ottumwa Hospital
Raymond Chambers
Paul Sievert
Keokuk County
Rose Oswalt
Sara Trier
Fiona Woltering
Raymond Trier
Tony Wolter
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Bider, Shannon & Co. Inc
Laws United
Prem International
Inland Daily Pres Assn
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Ava Town” Press’ Assn
Audit’ Bureau of Circulations
David
Elder
Busines
William
Shannon
Aghadlen “Morris
Jatlobert
Shatter
Leonard Llewellyn
Solon
Lucky Day
Connelly Hardware
Carl Martins
Ezra Wittmer
Tom Neeces
Mrs. Don Long
Richland
Tom Neece
Kirksville
Amy Christine
LeRoy Neece
Charles Gott
Ollie
Charles Ruby
Fairfield
Maude Gott
Leonard Andeway
Department of Social Service
Kenneth Peters
Rock Island
Earl McReynolds
Wally Covert
Ottumwa
Merle Mathias
Kimberly Kurtz
Rufus McCracken
Florence Savage
Cedar Creek Church
Salem
Mae Larsen
Abingdon
Ill
Homer Dressler
Nora Carter
Dan Hole
Susan and
Paul
Davenport
Dwight Loeffler
Hopewell Friends Church
Bond Hill Park
Coop
Gary Chacey
Linda McReynolds
Slay
Rubio
Danny Rogers
Roseanne Blosser
Blanch Cline
Paul Girls
Danny
Roseanne
Karen Wolcott
Kelly Morgan
Jane Wolcott
A. E. Mourer
Maplewood Manor
Ray Mourer
Sue Morgan
Sierra Madra
Calif
Kathleen Morgan
Rubio and
Ozarks
Lida Rowe
the Willows
Dog
P.O
Arlington Heights
Illino
Billies
Dog N’ Suds
Hiway
Burns
Mrs
Boyd Stoutner
Jeff Stoutner
Clinton
Robert Chalupa
Michelle
Galen Weaver
Jamaica
Jonly Kettle Grill
Penn-Prest
Zelinsky
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