Local Washington Wedding Brings McCarthy and Van Winkle Ties
Linda Van Walt Van Winkle daughter of Charles and Mrs Van Winkle of Central City and Justin McCarthy son of Bernard McCarthy of Washington repeated vows Saturday June 18 at St James Catholic Church Washington in a 10 am double ring ceremony Rev T J Lew officiated Two gladioli bouquets adorned the altar Miss Monica McCarthy was maid of honor Brides dress of silk organza and Chantilly lace featured a scalloped neckline long sleeves and three tier train A reception followed at St James School cafeteria About 150 guests attended After a short trip the couple will reside in Quincy Illinois where the bridegroom is employed with Morman Manufacturing Company The bridegroom's parents hosted a rehearsal supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda M. van Winkle
Charles van Winkle
Central City
Justin B. McCarthy
Bernard McCarthy
Washinton
St. James Catholic Church
Washington
T. J. Lew
Columbus Junction
Betty van Ekeren
Henry M. van Ekeren
Pella
John Conklin
Orville Conklin
Fredonia
First Baptist Church of
Everette G. Ward
Eunice Roorda
Linda Finke
Max Vander Pol
Michael Forbes
Two Periods of Furniture and Garden Notes
A kitchen window scene mentions furniture of Early Attic and Late Basement. Rain affects back yard seedlings while grandchildren spot Gomer Pyle in a World War II photo. Ice cream flavors include Licorice and Pumpkin. other items like bubble gum and Rhubarb gooseberry appear on lists. Announcements note Rainbow Girls meeting postponed to June 27 with practice June 24 at the Masonic Temple.
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Ward Way
Masonic Temple
Halcyon Notes Activities at Halcyon House
Mrs Alvin Allen visited our home on Sunday. Several guests from Sacramento Tacoma Ames Waterloo and Davenport called this week including Mrs Georgia Cummings Mrs Helen Watkins Mrs Bessie Tucker and Mrs Fred Steck. Carrie Davies hosted Mac M Davies and Des Moines visitors. Multiple callers named with local households sharing visits and dinners throughout the week.
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Georgia Cummings
Sacramento
Calif
Helen Watkins
Bessie Tucker
Latta
Bride of John Conklin Weds Betty Van Ekeren in Pella
Betty Van Ekeren of Columbus Junction became the bride of John Conklin of Fredonia in a June 17 ceremony at the First Baptist Church of Pella in a double ring rite. The couple will reside in Fredonia after a short wedding trip. The bride is a Pella High alumna and Central College graduate, a former Columbus Community Schools PE teacher. The groom is a Columbus Community High School graduate, Navy veteran, now employed by Grain Processing in Muscatine.
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Fredonia
Pella Community High School
Central College
Pella
Columbus Community Schools
Columbus Community High School
United States Navy
Grain Processing Company
Muscatine
Funeral services for George W. Nelson held Friday
Funeral services for George W. Nelson were held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Sherman-Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Vernon Elgin in charge. Pallbearers were Everette Been blossom, Stanly Zager, Vernon Witting and Harold Jarvis. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Linda Van Winkle Honored At Sunset Park Bridal Shower
Miss Linda Van Winkle was the honoree at a Thursday evening bridal shower at Sunset Park. Guests offered helpful hints and recipes as she opened gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mike McCarthy with assistance from Mrs. Dick Custer. Also attending was the bridegroom’s grandmother, Mrs. Amy Wilson of Centreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda van Winkle
Sunset Park
Mike McCarthy
Dick Custer
Amy Wilson
Centerville
Sara Knupp Honored At Kitchen Shower For Jan 25 Bride
Sara Knupp, the honoree, was feted at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Glenn Knupp with assistance from Mrs. Robert Fickel and Mrs. Glen Fuhr. A Thursday morning coffee featured a fruit plate, rolls, and a towel cake in mint green and yellow. The bride elect opened gifts by breaking artificial cobwebs. An afternoon dessert shower by Mrs. Ray Whisler and Mrs. Jack Trotman followed Friday. Miss Knapp will wed Larry Bartlett on June 25.
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Sara Knupp
Glenn Knupp
Robert Fickel
Glen Fuhr
Ray Whisler
Jack Trotman
Sara
Miss Knapp
Larry Bartlett
Ainsworth Sewing Club Meets at Fair Grounds
The Sewing club of Ainsworth will meet Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Washington County Fair grounds. The meeting was previously listed as at the Legion Hall in Ainsworth.
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Sewing Club
Sewing Club of
Ainsworth
Washington County Fairgrounds
Legion Hall
Trap of the King: A Bridge Endgame in Spades
North South vulnerable, declarer aims to trap Wests king of spades by repeated spade finesses and endplay. After cashing diamonds and hearts, clubs, East returns heart or diamond, leading to a position where West discovers his king of spades no longer yields a trick as the last two cards—spades ten nine for South and ace seven clubs for dummy—yield a smothered king.
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North East South West
West
Declarer
King
South
East
New Cars and Dealers Listing by Names and Brands
A catalog of individuals and entities linked to automobiles and related products. Names include William P Dusenbery Claire Gray Lloyd or Rosalyn Duensing Roland E Taylor Donald J or Shirley Trier Neal N Roth Orville F Coakley Willard S Treischmann Ray A Yoder Paul or Ida Scherrer June R Duffy Washington Jaycees Lyle R Parricett Harry Malickky Sr Welkona Turkeys Inc Vincent F Simon Dennis C Morak Bridgestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Dusenbery
Honda
Claire Gray
Plymouth
Lloyd Or Rosalyn Duensing
Ford
H & M Camping Center
Roland E. Taylor
Suzuki
Donald J
Shirley Trier
Neal N. Roth
Chevrolet
Oriville F. Coakley
Willard S. Treischmann
Ray A. Yoder
Paul Or Ida Scherrer
June R. Duffy
Washington Jaycees
Lyle R. Parricett
Harry Malickky Sr
Welkona Turkeys Inc
Ford Truck
Vincent F. Simon
Dennis C. Morak
Bridgestone
Washington social calendar notices brief schedule
Notices list community events for Washington residents with times and venues. Activities include Shirts and Skirts Club at the Fairgrounds, Rainbow Girls at the Masonic Temple, various church and club meetings, YWCA rooms, gardens visits, VFW Auxiliary gatherings, and golf club activities with meal times and hostesses.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Baptist Friendly Bible
YWCA
Gardens
Harry Turner
City Gardens
Prairie Flower Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
Rural church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m and worship at 11 a.m. Youth fellowship at 6 15 p.m. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. Midweek prayer on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor David R Hess.
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David R. Hess
Family photo with nine children described by ages
A UPI telephoto image shows Margaret 13, Eileen 11, Paul 10, Dennis 16, Mike 15, Tommy 8, in dad’s lap Mary 5, Peggy Day with Danny 3. A tenth child is due in November.
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Margaret
Eileen
Paul
Dennis
Mike
Tommy
Mary
Peggy Day
Danny
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Justin McCarthy
Linda van Walt
Gladioli
James Grubb
Monica McCarthy
Lynda Styne
Cedar Rapids
Joe McCarthy
Ardes Wilson
Randy Chalupa
Larry Custer
The
Morman Manufacturing Company
Edwin Novotny
Gomer Pyle
Judy
By Marge Luckey
California
Army
Navy
Marge
Rainbow
Halcyon Notes
Halcyon House
Alvin Allen
Robert Bonar
Murray Smiley
Sadie Miller
Esther Aldrich
Tacoma, Wash
Fred Steck
Mac M. Davies
Fairfield
Carrie Davies
A. L. Griffith
Everette Griffith
Des Moines
Lester Duke
Harry Wentworth
Brighton
Clifford Thorne
Grace Brington
Roger Birdsall
Waterloo
Agnes Mayer
Ames
Ernest E. Sage
Rehfeldt
Wilma Jarrard
Davenport
William Wulf
Nellie Link
W. Messer
Raymond Bonar
Whis van Ekkeren
B. Jay Becker
North Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Custer Electric
Marion
Dial
Fairgrounds
Len Buch
VFW
1St Presbyterian Circle IV
Tom Berdo
Circle V
Dale Connelly
West Chester
John Hough
Clifford Tait
Melville Donaldson
Charles Wiley
Ladies’ Invitational
E. B. Hammer
Just Us Club
George White
Prairie Flower Baptist
Dennis Day
Hollywood
Day
Iowa
Mary Sue Salmon
ISU
Wonders
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
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