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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

11

Iowa Greenwood Roadway race preview and first tests

Report from Indianola on Greenwood Roadway, Iowa's new full scale road racing course. Des Moines backers led by Ray Phillips plan two annual events starting June 8 9 with about 130 entrants from the Midwest including a Ford powered Lotus and Alfa Romeo. testing and practice underway as drivers critique the course and spectators anticipate races in September.

Austin - Healey Sprites Morris Greenwood Roadway Fikhart Lake Wisconsin Watkins Glen New York Indianola Iowa Greenwood Ray Phillips Des Moines Ateast Middlewest Lotus Indianapolis Kansas

Bride of Douglas Kiesey

Ruth Glen Wagner and Douglas Kiesey wed in a Sunday double ring ceremony at the Washington Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Omer Wagner, wore silk peau de soie and alencon lace, with a cabbage rose bustle. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Kiesey of Keota and will work in Omaha after a reception at the bride’s home.

Ruth Ellen Wagner Omer Wagner Washington Douglas Kiesey Theodore Kiesey Keota Lloyd Latta Methodist Church Robert Wilcox Phyllis Miller Dick Carsten Alexandria Brad Kiesey Ron Wagner John Young Jr Mervin Miller Marjorie Wagner Kiesey State College of Iowa Iowa State University Ames Haskins and Sells Omaha

Wedding in Oskaloosa Unites Durian and Haines

Miss Mary Ellen Durian and Clyde Melvin Haines wed at St Marys Church Os kal oosa in a 1 30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Dr Cahalan The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Durian and the groom son of Mrs Iva Haines and the late Theodore Haines The couple will reside at 509 North Market in Oskaloosa The reception followed for 150 guests and out of town guests joined the celebration including relatives from Pueblo Chicago and St Louis

Mary Ellen Durian Oskaloosa Clyde Melvin Haines St Mary's Church Lannie M. Humphreys Jr Cedar Rapids Celesta Anne Durian Larry Lee Jerry Haines Jerry Durian Mary Jo Bombei Irvin Bombei Harper Zoe Ann Bedillon Candy Schultz Pat Hohenshell Wellman Janet Finley Carol Grace Holles Sisk St Louis Wisc California Town City Keota Kalona John Flading Haines Oskaloosa High School Sutley’s North Market

Beverly Reschly Honored at Captain's Table Shower

Beverly Reschly was the honored guest at a Saturday morning coffee and miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by her aunt. Relatives seated at five tables with garlanded floral centerpieces, parasol favors, and fruit baskets. Out of town guests included grandmother Mrs John Miller and aunt Mrs Norman Schutt of Oxford Junction, sisters Mrs Blain Goff and Peggy of Mt. Vernon, Mrs Eugene Wead of Wellman, and Mrs Gary Leeper of Waverly.

Beverley Reschly Harvey Holden Clarence Priests Beverly John Miller Norman Schutt Oxford Junction Blain Goff Peggy Mt. Vernon Eugene Wead Wellman Gary Leeper Waverly

Marriage Licenses Issued Here Saturday Morning

Two marriage licenses were issued in the clerk’s office at the courthouse on Saturday morning June 1. Douglas Theodore Kiesey of near West Chester and Ruth Ellen Wagner of Washington obtained a license, and Howard L. Funry of Brighton married Dixie L. Loeffler of Richland.

Court House Douglas Theodore Kiesey Near West Chester Ruth Ellen Wagner Washington Howard L. Funry Brighton Dixie L. Loeffler Richland

Pope John Dies and Vatican Announces End of Pontificate

Vatican confirms Pope John XXIII died at 7:49 p.m. in the apostolic palace after receiving the sacraments, with Cardinal Roneah and aides present. The late pope, 81, had guided ecumenical efforts and faced death serenely, while nations and faiths sent prayers and sympathy.

Cardinal Roneah John Xxxl Bernucet Vatican Nikita Khrushchev Isa Bernicer Holy Roman Church Apostolic Palace Vatican Radio Sin Xxl

Pope John Prayer Vigil Draws Mass Crowds in Europe

RFE reports jamming of several broadcasts to the Soviet bloc around noon as Roman Catholics in Poland Hungary and other East European states fill churches for special prayers for Pope John. Up to 10000 gather in St Peter's Square for a vigil amid the mood of solidarity.

Pope John St.’ Peter Det Khrushchev John Vatican Evening Journal Washington RFE Poland Hungary St Peter's Square

Pentecost Day Marks Founding Catholic Church

A fragment notes Pentecost as the Feast marking the Catholic Church's founding, suggesting a normally happy occasion but presented in a muted tone. The sentence hints at religious celebration within a historical context and reflects contemplation on joy versus solemnity.

Local man fined for excessive car noise

David O Wehmeyer of Consville was fined $5 and costs by Justice Glenn B Holden of Washington on a charge of driving an automobile with excessive noise.

David 0. Wehmeyer Consville Justices of the Peace Glenn B. Holden Washington

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