Peggy Ann Murphy Weds Ralph Leroy Osborn Jr at Wayland Church
Peggy Ann Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Murphy Kinross married Ralph Leroy Osborn Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Osborne Wayland in a seven oclock double ring ceremony at Wayland Mennonite Church. Rev Dr Fred M Blick officiated before about 125 guests with Linda Hertig organist and soloist Kenny Meyer singing O Promise Me and Wedding Prayer. The bride wore a lace floor length dress with a fitted bodice long sleeves and veil. She carried yellow roses on a Bible and wore a silver cross and earrings from the groom. The wedding party wore yellow outfits and carried yellow flowers. A reception followed at the church fellowship hall and a short trip to Wisconsin Dells preceded their Muscatine Iowa home. The bride is a 1967 English Valleys graduate. the groom a 1966 Waco High School graduate and a Muscatine Community College freshman employed at Bandag Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Ann Murphy
Leroy Murphy
Kinross
Ralph Leroy Osborn Jr
Ralph Osborne
Wayland
Wayland Mennonite Church
Fred M. Blick
Linda Hertig
Kenny Meyer
James E. Howard Jr
Muscatine
Indiana
Pamela Jo Shumaker
Michael Lee Shumaker
Bill Murphy
Fellowship Hall
Moline ceremony unites Miss Delphia Skinner and Larry Woods
Delphia Skinner of Silvis married Larry Woods of Moline at 2 pm Saturday in Church of Christ Moline. Duane Light officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Skinner, wore Chantilly lace gown with a jeweled train and carried red roses. maid of honor Sharon Clark led white dotted dresses. Best man was Charles Gibson. groomsmen included Wadkins, Plunkett, Roden, Batton. reception followed in church parlors. couple to reside in Moline at Deer & Co. Administration Center after a West Coast honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphia Jane Skinner
Silvis
Larry David Woods
36Th Avenue
Moline
Church of Christ, Moline
Duane R. Light
Guy Skinner
Claude Woods
Washington
Iowa
Sharon Sue Clark
Jim Wadkins
Fay Koker
Maid of Honor
Cindy Burris
Rick Island
Guy Roland Cady
Colona
Charles Gibson
Mr. Wadkins
Mike Plunkett
Carlos Roden
Larry Batton
West Coast
Local visitors and reunions noted across Burlington area
Mrs Doris Reeves of Lodi Calif returns home after ten days visiting here with Mrs Etta Reeves and friends. Mrs R P Reid of Hot Springs Ark arrives from Iowa City and will visit 904 E Washington. Mrs Orpha Munson spoke at the 40 8 club house Burlington at the NFA dinner. Guests include Mrs Jim Stoesz and daughter Laura who spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Sojka. The Robison family and Coppie reunion attendees from Overland Park Kansas, and other local guests across Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Arenzville and Warsaw mark a season of travel and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Reeves
Lodi
California
Etta Reeves
R. P. Reid
Hot Springs
Ark
Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
Rose Reid
Washington
Orpha Munson
Burlington
NFA
Myrtle Morgan
Edna Jones
Floyd Marston
Jim Stoesz
Laura
Cedar Rapids
Walter Sojka
Sojka
Pearl Redding
Memphis
E. H. Hathaway
Lancaster, Mo
Robert P. Robinson
Cindy
Polly Sue
Milissa
Paul
Homer Godwin
Overland Park
Kansas
Robinsons
90Th Terrace
American Baptist Women’s Missionary Society Shower at Church
The American Baptist Women’s Missionary Society held a shower for the church kitchen on Friday at the church. Eighteen members and two guests attended. Plans were made to attend the state women’s rally at Ames June 30 to July 1. A revised constitution was adopted. Birthday cakes will be provided to church members 80 years or older each year. The 1967-68 budget was adopted. John Vaughn Circle led refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Robert Buffington
Wendy Oswalt
Nancy Peterson
Ames
Buffington
Richard Peterson
Marion Snodgrass
Carol Forgey
Washington Babe Ruth team splits doubleheader with Hills and Iowa City
Washington loses 8 to 5 to Hills then wins 3 to 2 over Iowa City in Sunday doubleheader. Al Pohren started versus Hills. Soukup for Hills. Jim Sojka homered in the second inning to spark the 3 to 1 Washington lead. Richard Deaton earned the win in the nightcap as Washington scored all three runs in the fifth. Next week Washington hosts Hills at 1 p.m. and Iowa City at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Babe Ruth
Hills
Iowa City
al Pohren
Soukup
Jim Sojka
Richard Deaton
Deaton
Sojka
Hennigan
Local Marriage Licenses and Funeral Rites
Marriage licenses were issued to Derald Keith Bender and Marilyn Joyce Miller, and to James Edward Brighton and Sharon Kay Harris. Final rites for Harry A. Dusenbery were held at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. B. Gordon Packard officiating. Cal Wolf sang. Active pallbearers were Walter and John Duvall, Robert Stephens, Leonard Bomber, John Butler, Charles Thrapp. honorary pallbearers included William Flynn, Howard and Glenn McCall, Hal and D. A. Huber, Louis Smith, Merl McDowell, and Charles Kennedy. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derald Keith Bender
Wellman
Marilyn Joyce Miller
Kalona
James Edward Brighton
Columbus Junction
Sharon Kay Harris
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wisconsin Dells
English Valleys Schools
Waco High School
Muscatine Community College
Bandag, Inc
Edwin Novotny
Ralph L. Osborne Jr
Hassaes Woods
Claude, Woods
Larry D. Woods
John Wheelan
Don Wheelan
Oklahoma City
Bernard Blaine
Karen
Rita
Kansas City
Wheelan
Robert Clark
Sara
Annis
Jeffrey
Martha
Mollie
Arenzville
Ill
Mike Wheelan
Clark
Roberta Wheelan
Carlton Wilson
Charles Ragen
T. J. Berdo
Richard Ross
Ira Morrison
Jack Statler
Vickie
Ironwood
Sam Statler
Madison
Wise
Statler
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Wilma Spellman
Bernice Minor
Mada Dickinson
Robert Hammer
Ken
Winnsboro
South Carolina
Mrs. Hammer
Florida
Southeastern States
R. D. Tanner
Jack
Tom Tanner
Jody
Sally
Janice van Ausdall
Daniel Lucey
Warsaw
Illinois
Sitler
House of Light
Washington, Iowa
Louisa County Fair Track
Western Auto
Wizard Citation Wondermart
Western Auto Associate Store
Betty Crocker
Pkas
Martha Gooch
Macaroni & Cheese
Maxwell House
Jar
Midwest
Regal
WMT
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