Bride and Doug Tindal wed in Iowa City ceremony
Miss Bonita Miller and Leonard Tindal's son Don Bridget Douglas Tindal united with Miss Bonita Miller in a Wednesday evening double ring service at Faith United Church of Christ Iowa City officiated by Rev Walter Olsen. The bride wore brocaded linen with a high rise waist long bell skirt and baby rose headdress. They will reside at 314 Iowa Avenue Iowa City and pursue nursing and law studies respectively.
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Bonita Miller
Douglas’ Tiridal
Iowa City
Faith United Church of Christ
Walter Olsen
George
Miller
Leonard Tindal
Washington
Darlene Daskam
L. D. McMullen
Cresco
Linda Miller
Country Club Dance Planned for Saturday Night
An informal dance will be held at the Country Club this Saturday from 9:30 PM to 12:30 AM. A buffet will be served at midnight, with music by Dick Kintzle's band and chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gebhardt in charge of arrangements.
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Dick Kintzle
Paul Gebhardt
Farm Service holds corn field clinic in Iowa City
Joe Jones of Farm Service Co. Washington joined about 30 crop production specialists for a corn field clinic in Iowa City. The session trained the group to spot problem areas during cornfield inspection trips.
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Farm Service
Joe Jones
Farm Service Co
Washington
FS Services
Iowa City
Summer Wedding Engaged Pitschke Richardson Plan Late Summer
Mrs. Jean J. Quick of Burlington announces the engagement of Judith Ann Pitschke to J. Brian Richardson. Judith is a Burlington High School 1965 graduate and University of Iowa sophomore. Brian is a 1965 Washington High School graduate and junior college attendee. He plans summer school at Iowa and both will be enrolled this fall. A late summer wedding is planned.
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Jean J. Quick
Windsor Circle
Burlington
Judith Ann Pitschke
J. Brian Richardson
L. Vernon Richardson
Washington
Miss Pitschke
Burlington High School
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Richardson
Washington High School
Funeral rites for Mrs Lyle Romine and Mrs Earnest Garrett
Funeral services for Mrs Lyle Romine were held at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev M O Smith. Cal Wolf was soloist. pallbearers were Herbert Ham men, Dennis Klein, Ronald Dill, Edward Miller, Larry West, Robert Dill. Burial in Keota cemetery. Final rites for Mrs Earnest Garrett were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Einar Fatterman. pallbearers were Howard Curl, Raymond Martin, John Been blossom Sr., Leonard Pohren, Kenneth Peters, Willis Jones. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Saddle Club holds meeting before Wednesday trail ride
Saddle Club president Cleo McCoy led a brief business session as members gathered for a trail ride at the Fairgrounds on Wednesday evening. Dessert was served by the Lloyd Augustine and Lyle Van Winkle groups. Rodney Letts and Dave Norman will host a trail ride the second Sunday in July with the venue to be announced.
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Cleo McCoy
Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Lloyd Augustines
Lyle van Winkles
Rodney Letts
Dave Normans
Social Calendar Notices for Local Week Ahead
Social calendar items list meetings and events from Thursday to Monday across organizations. Highlights include PEO picnic, Double Deck Club, FOE Auxiliary, Homemakers, Prairie Flower Missionary Society, Democratic Women’s Coffee in Brighton, WSCS luncheon, Bethlehem Commandery, Rebekah Lodge, UPW Circle II, Shirts and Skirts at the fairgrounds, Class of 1917 Reunion, Country Club dance with Dick Kintzle band, Open House for Father Lew, Daughters of Nile picnic, Baptist Friendly Bible Class, Rainbow Girls, and Golden Age Club at YWCA.
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M. R. Flickinger
Don Norton
FOE
Homemakers Club
Jim Jorgensen
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Orva Scott
Leo Muslikin
Brighton
WSCS
Bethlehem Commandery
Temple
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
1St Presbyterian Upw
Harry Turner
Fairgrounds
Dean Hartzell
Keswick
Dick Kintzle
Father Lew
KC Hall
Daughters of Nile
Sunset Park
Baptist Friendly Bible
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Golden Age Club
YWCA
Class of 1917 reunion set for Saturday at Captain's Table
Plans are complete for the Washington High School Class of 1917 reunion this Saturday June 17 at the Captain's Table. A social hour begins at 4 30 p m followed by dinner at 6 o'clock.
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Washington High School
4 H members invited to dance Friday at county fairgrounds
Older 4 H members and their guests are invited to a Friday dance sponsored by Johnson and Washington County 4 H at Montgomery Hall Johnson County Fairgrounds on Highway 218 south of Iowa The Trippers will play from 830 to 10 pm Members should wear school clothes Proceeds aid travel expenses for 4 H Citizenship Short Course delegates to Washington DC.
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Johnson and Washington County
Montgomery Hall
Johnson County Fairgrounds
Highway 218
Iowa City
Washington, D. C
Kruse Neff wed in East Pleasant Plain ceremony
Sharon Ann Kruse and Ronald Lee Neff were married June 3 at St. Josephs Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain. Officiating was Rev Edward J Shepherd. Attendants included maid of honor Shirley Kruse and bridesmaid Dorothy Harris. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after Neff, a Pekin High School graduate, works at Collins.
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East Pleasant Plain
Sharon Ann Kruse
Ronald Lee Neff
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Edward J. Shepherd
Jim Kruse
Samuel Neff
Richland
Shirley Kruse
Dorothy Harris
Debbie Benjamin
Timmy Kruse
Markis Mathias
Bob Wright
Iowa City
Terry Kruse
Larry Neff
Washington High School
Mr. Neff
Pekin High School
Collins
Cedar Rapids
How to Look Like a Worldly Tourist Avoiding the U.S. Label
A travel piece mocks the stereotyped American traveler and offers covert tips. It warns against overt money changing, public postcard scribbling, guidebook reading, and crowded sights. It recommends discreet packing, non American hotels, and subtle behavior to dodge the visitor label.
Notable tourist tips echoed in travel guidance
The piece advises travelers to act openly and innocently abroad, join sight seeing tours, dine at cafes, study a few phrases, and take numerous photos to share with home audiences. It preserves a playful tone while urging engagement and enjoyment during travel.
Methodist plan to serve Des Moines inner city through cooperative ministry
Des Moines South Iowa Methodists announced a plan to create a new inner city ministry via a cooperative group approach. Rev. Dr. Everett E. Staats said the aim is to address deprived urban needs with more relevant outreach. Congregations Gatchel Burns and Trinity will be served by three pastors in a team model. Delegates approved seeking more Black Methodist ministers in Iowa and defeated repealing the state right to work law.
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Des Moines
UPI
South
Everett E. Staats
Dr. Staats
Paul Baker
Illinois State College, Normal
Iowa
YMCA fathers sons camp at Lake Darling set
The YMCA will sponsor its annual father and son weekend at Lake Darling on June 24 and 25. Activities include swimming boating fishing hiking and cook outs with no fixed schedule. Cost is 3.50 per father and son plus 1.50 for each additional son registration ends June 19.
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YMCA
Lake Darling
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