Donna Jean Christner Weds Carl Jemison at Christian Church
Donna Jean Christner of Wayland marries Carl Dean Jemison of Oskaloosa in a 2 pm Sunday ceremony at the Christian Church in Key T. C. Polk officiates. The couple, now of Oskaloosa, plan to reside at 512 6 Avenue West apartment 8.
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Donna Jean Christner
Carl Jemison
Christian Church
Washington
Carl Dean Jemison
Oswaloosa
Cristian Church
Key
T. C. Polk
Chrstner
Virgil Mdrich
Wayland
Morris Jemison
Oskaloosa
Lyle Darbyshire
Robert Everetts
Jemison
Out of Town Guests Attend Keosauqua High School Graduation
The Evening Journal notes the 1951 high school graduation with Mr. Jemison of Sports Construction Oska loosa. A 1950 Keosauqua graduate, he is joined by out of town guests from Wayland Oskaloosa Mt Pleasant St Louis Mo New Hartford Mt Union Wapello Morning Sun Keosauqua and Ottumwa.
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Plove
Evening Journal
Jemison
Sports Construction Company
Oskaloosa
Keosauqua High School
Wayland
Mt Pleasant
St. Louis
New Hartford
Mt. Union
Wapetlo Morning Sun
Keosauqua
Ottumwa
Communist Officer Beaten In Berlin
West Berliners beat a Communist policeman at a border barrier between the city and the Soviet Zone amid mounting tension after the Soviet blockade. Allied officials noted about 125 residents confronted the guard at Lichterfelde near the American sector. The incident followed the blockade that left West Berlin isolated behind the Iron Curtain.
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Berlin
West
People's [Police
Advances in plywood glues transform furniture and war plywood
The discovery of modern synthetic resin glues before the war revolutionizes furniture plywood. They simplify manufacture and yield plywood strong in both grain directions. The wartime surge in plywood use further improves both methods and products.
Annual Flower Show Here Set For Friday June 6
Garden department No 1 Fortnightly prepares for the annual Flower Show on Friday June 6 at the American Legion hall. Judge Mrs Charles Opel of Muscatine returns to oversee entries with a new African violet division judged by Mrs Ray Fisher. Exhibits open 8 to 10 am entry. public viewing 1 to 4 pm. judging by afternoon talks. prizes by Garden Club. rules include exhibitor grown specimens only and containers provided by exhibitors.
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American Legion Hall
Charles Opel
Muscatine
Iowa
Ilinois
Ray Fisher
Ira Coon
Garden Department No. 1
Washington
American Legion
Washington County
Legion Hall
Peonies Division 1 Flower Show Entries
Entry details outline single stem peonies not less than 12 inches with two leaves and a single bloom. Notes on white cream pink dark pink crimson varieties appear but are cut off.
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Chantilly
Dorothy Anderson
Bessie Schmidt
Miss Anderson
Miss Schmidt
Kathy Bakehouse
Kenneth Bakehouse
Tommy Wehr
Harold Wehr
Leonard Liewellyn
Robert Christner
Larry Jemison
Gary Kriess
Aldrich
Nancy Bales
Bertie Warner
David Elder
Charlotte Sarll
Joan Messer
Virginia Zieglowsky
Mr. and
Mrs
Ine Uual
Carso Plumbing & Heating
Des Moines
Garden Department
Open
Lester Orr
M. L. McCreedy
C. Wilson
Watter Smith
Lester Willey
Earl Loveless
Anna Dawson
Oscar Burham
L. L. Loveless
Am J. Whister
Don Maxwell
Sara Pollock
Fred Moore
Ralph Minik
Harriet Coulter
Carl Crossett
Harry Turner
Leo Sueppel
Jay Brewer
Pearl Parecell
Lester Ornduff
Ernest Beauchamn
Tris
Etha Dawson
Glen Metall
Vrs
O. K. Scott
Roger
Paul Snakenberg
P. J. Hoover
J. (. Davis
Hay Sojka
R. J. Dawson
A. J. Reenblossom
A. M. Gordon
William Sheetz
Ralph Shannon
Jay Sellers
B. KF. Bostwick
Ralph Hauer
Ed Squire
J. A. Michels
Guy Cole, Jr
W. B. Dupuis
Irene Yard
W. A. McGinnis
Irvin Coffey
Fred L. Lindenmeyer
Er. G. Fisher
J. T. Rehmel
M. C. DeLong
Garden Club
Specien
Bradford-Pennsylvania
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Veedol
Fenn
Loveless
Smart Implement
Millers Garage
West Chester
Wade & Co
Wellman
Sitler Auto Parts, Distributors
Washington, Iowa
Peonies
T W. Harwood
General Insurance Agency
America
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