Lowe-Eisele Wedding in Crawfordsville United Presbyterian Church
Miss Phyllis Lowe and Mr. Lee Eisele were married in Crawfordsville on June 1 in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a nylon organza gown with Chantilly lace and a chapel train, the groom attended by friends and family. After the ceremony 300 guests joined the couple for a reception in the church parlors before plans to live in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Lowe
Lee Eisele
Washington
United Presbyterian Church
Crawfordsville
Lyle Lowe
Fred Eisele
Route 3
Chester Chandler
Winfield
Linda Mitchell
Terri Jewell
Sabrina
Eisele
Donald Williams
Larry Weston
Donald Lowe
Larry Lowe
Larry Fletcher
Wayne Lowe
Terry Miller
Olds
Kathy Fletcher
Irene Trotter
Ainsworth
Floyd Fisher
Darryl Owens
Harold Scherer
Cleo Fletcher
Kenneth Kilpatrick
Don Mitchell
Peg Miller
Patricia Lowe
Lois Anne Engle
Carolyn Conrad
Paul Duncan
Columbus Junction
Lullaby Shower Honors Mrs. Courey Friday
Mrs Walter Sheets and Mrs Allen Darbyshire hosted a lullaby shower for Mrs Kenneth M Courey former Mary Joyce Barnes at the Sheets home. Former high school classmates and mothers attended with games prizes awarded to Mrs Francis McConnell Mrs Charles Kennedy and Mrs Ronald Goff. Refreshments and themed favors ended the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sheets
Allen Darbyshire
Kenneth M. Courey
Mary Joyce Barnes
Francis McConnell
Charles Kennedy
Ronald Goff
Mrs. Delong Hosts COC Class Thursday
The COC Class of the West Chester Methodist Church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Milo Delong's home. President Mrs. Clement Griffith led the business session. A memorial for Mrs. Bertha Griggs was observed and group singing accompanied by Mrs. Delong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Forrest Lance
Niffenegger
Russell Plecker
Birthday party for McClure child brightens Sunset Park
Local families host birthday gathering for Sue Ann McClure in Sunset Park with ice cream and cake. Various relatives visit, travel plans noted as Major Don Hines departs for New York City and visits Cedar Rapids and Superior with family. Shrine Swocon Club hosts dinner with expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ann McClure
Marvin McClure
Sunset Park
Don Hines
McCoy Air Force Base
Orlando
Fla
Strategic Air Command
Joe Hines
New York City
Major Hines
Kenneth Hines
Superior
Wis
Martha Hines Russom
Cedar Rapids
Huth Morris
Ainsworth
Rose Reid
Washington
Shrine
Glen Whitmarsh
Mt. Pleasant
Ed Pester
Florida
Arling Dice
Maude Schuckhardt
Bob Schell
Merle Heabner
Iowa City
J. W. Wray
Oskaloosa
Reid Home
Social calendar notices advance three days for week events
Notices list a Saturday Legion Hall square dance 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Ernie Felsted at First Presbyterian Church 7:30 to 9 p.m. plus a reception for international guests. Monday White Shrine Bridge 1:30 p.m. Rainbow Girls 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. YWCA Council 7:30 p.m. Farm Bureau building 2 p.m. Tuesday DAR 7:30 p.m. Go and Let Go Club 2 p.m. Wednesday Merry Makers 2 p.m. and other clubs at various times at Temple and Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Ernie Felsted
First Presbyterian Church
Abed Nego
Indonesia
Mussaad
Sudan
White Shrine Bridge
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
YWCA
Farm Bureau
Merry Makers Club
Clifford Freel
Marc Sorrell
Rosemary Club
Shirley Augustine
Ainsworth Ces
Temple Ladies Day
Canary grass protects pond banks and dam against erosion
Iowa State University extension expert Charles Ballantyne notes reed canary grass is a natural choice to stabilize farm pond banks. It grows in poorly drained soils and even under several weeks of submergence, forming a dense sod that binds soil and reduces wave erosion. The green hay method starts by cutting from an established stand, trampling into mud near the waterline, with root nodes taking hold. Planting is best from June to late September, when the pond is full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ballantyne
Iowa State University
Ballantyne
Annual UPW June Breakfast Draws 126 at Marion Avenue Church
One hundred twenty six attended the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women annual June breakfast held Friday morning. Members sat at birthday themed tables chosen by birth dates. Children presented a program. Claudia and Shirley Tinnes played a piano duet and Karen and Kristine Wagner sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian
Claudia
Shirley Tinnes
Karen
Kristine Wagner
Social Security Representative Sessions in Washington Post Office
A Burlington Social Security office representative will be in Washington Post Office from 9 to 10 am Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Burlington
Social Security Office
Washington’s
Post Office
On The Record Hospital Births and Dismissals
Yesterday at the hospital Mrs Anthony She angoski of Brighton and Mrs Ralph Lytle of Washington listed for medical care. T G Lee of Washington also noted as medical. Births yesterday to Mr and Mrs John Hammond of Wapello a son. Dismissed today Forrest Brock of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Sheangoski
Brighton
Ralph Lytle
Washington
T. G. Lee
John Hammond
Wapello
Forrest Brock
Lt and Mrs Hugh D Walker Visit After South Bend Wedding
Lt. and Mrs. Hugh D. Walker visit here after their May 27 ceremony in South Bend Indiana. The bride Mary Elizabeth Pedtke is from South Bend. the couple plans to reside at Fort Dix New Jersey after June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.T.D
Hugh D. Walker
South Bend
Ind
Hubert A. Walker
Mary Elizabeth Pedtke
Daniel H. Pedtke
Helen Melinski
Joe Melinski
Washington
Clement H. Funke
Co. S. C
Christ the
Ton
William Pedtke
Chicago
Fort Dix
N. J
College of St. Teresa
Winona
Minn
Christ the King School
St. Walker
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Army Training Center
Mrs Laffer Hosts Chapter J PEO Event
Mrs Glenn Laffer entertained Chapter J PEO Thursday afternoon with cohosts Mrs Ward Heaton and Mrs C L McCutchen. Mrs M L Smith presented a program titled Happy the Bride the Sun Shines On. She wore a wedding dress during the program.
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Glenn Laffer
Ward Heaton
C. L. McCutchen
M. L. Smith
Cal Wolf
P. L. Etter
Robert Koehler
George Rudiger
Irv Whitham
Summer Porch Fare for Family and Friends
A light summer menu features a dewy fruit salad in a watermelon bowl with fresh fruits and greens, Gouda Apricot Bread, and a cheese tray with Baby Gouda Edam Port Salut and pineapple. The recipe notes lower calories and higher protein in American cheeses and provides Gouda Apricot Bread and Watermelon Fruit Bowl instructions.
Watermelon Fruit Salad Bowl From a Perserved Recipe
A mixed fruit salad served in a hollow watermelon bowl. Ingredients include watermelon cantaloupe honeydew pineapple strawberries bananas and grapes with optional sugar frosted grapes. Assemble by chilling the bowl and arranging the fruit pieces to yield 10 to 12 servings.
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Robyn
Lorna McCoy
Roger Hazen
Marengo
Mary
Linda Lowe
Iowa Wesleyan College
Alpha Xi Delta Social Sororits
Army
Fletcher Motor Company
Ozarks
East Main Street
Mr. and
Mrs
Photo
By Ken-Rene
Mrs. Courey
Mrs. Delong
Lloyd A. Bingham
Boulder, Colo
C. S. Lemmon
Frank Porter
Springfield, Ore
Neill Trotman
Porter
Trotman
Lincoln, Neb
Robert Crossett Sr
Mercy Hospital
M. M. Schell
Mt. Vernon
Mr Schell
Cornell College
Walter Bauer
Ward
Robert Miksch
William McConnell Jr
Carol Knutson
Nancy McConnell
Angela Tinnes
Alice Owen
Cloyce Stewart
Connie Messer
Marlene Chabal
Roll Call
Circle II
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Richard
Paul R
Oie
Wolf's Flower Shop
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Counci
The
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Dorothy Pedtke
Geraldine Sanna
Theresa Pedtke
Fach
Catherine Pedtke
Danny Pedtke
Gale Walker
Grant Walker
Washing
Mrs. Laffer
Gouda
Nancy
Fritz
Chic Young
All In
Cloyce
Tim) Hayes
District Agent Mutual Trust Life Insurance CO
Hayes’ Insurance Agenc
Dial
Jay Sellers
Donat
Fec
Carson
BY Ernie Bushmiller
Blondie
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