Joyce Eicher and Leighton Ford Marry in Candlelight Ceremony
Joyce Eicher daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Eicher of Mt Pleasant wed Leighton Ford son of Mr and Mrs Harry Ford of Marion in a double ring candlelight wedding at Wasland Mennonite church on June 25. The ceremony featured cantellabras, organ music by Mrs T R Phillips, and vows with a colonial bouquet for the bride. The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Robert Zihlman and bridesmaids Reva Ford and Virginia Olson, with best man Donald Scheer and ushers Charles Reinthimer and George Eicher. A reception followed in the church parlors and the couple planned a Canada trip before settling in Marion.
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Joyce Eicher
Leighton Ford
Wayland Joyvee Eicher
William J. Eicher
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Ford
Marion
Wasland Mennonite Church
E. S. Mullett
T. R. Phillips
Washington
Lynn Ford
Mar John
Robert Zihlman
Sshe
Reva Ford
Brides Room
Virginia Olson
Miss Ford
Miss Olson
Donald Scheer
Charles Reinheimer
Savanna, Ill
George Eicher
L. B Kicher
Donald Seheer
Vernon Seberg
Frances Eicher
Dean Meyer
Marian Rinner
Shirley Allen
Robert Denney
Richart Speidel
Kenneth Miller
John Zihlman
Jacob Graber
Henry Widmer
Canada
Wayland High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Ford
Ludlow- Ville High School
New York
Jean Leach
Rock Island
George Toller
David Fisher
Eugene McConnell
Arthur Disney
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Richard Miller
Mrs Richard Miller was honored Monday evening in her home at a birthday party. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ezra Smith and family, Mr and Mrs Walter E Smith and Richard Miller. The gathering was social with refreshments served.
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Richard Miller
Ezra Smith
Walter E. Smith
Junction Girls Will Wed in Near Future
Engagements announced for Hilda Mae Boulton to George O. Taylor with a July 14 wedding at Louisa Center Community church. Joyce Gentzler to Harold W. Neilson with date to be set. Carol Jeanne Harbison to Jarrell Faydean Collins with wedding on July 15 at 8:00 p.m. in Letts Methodist church.
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Junction
Columbus Junction
George C. Boulton
Hilda Mae
George O. Taylor
Louisa Center
E. C. Gentzler
Joyce
Harold W. Neilson
D. R. Harbison
Carol Jeanne
Jarrell Faydean Collins
Fay Collins
Letts
Community Calendar of Social Events and Potlucks
Tuesday brings Word Weavers at 6 30 with cooperative supper and guest hosts. YWCA Mixers at 6 30 feature potluck and business meeting. Various clubs meet at homes halls and parks with picnics, raffles, and special programs. attendees bring sandwiches or dishes to pass and table service.
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William J. Grossheim
Albert Lay
YWCA
Damascus Shrine
W.S.J
Ardelz Santha No
K. P. Hall
W.M.S
WU. P. Church
West Chester
Mary Belle Olinger and Robert Schorpp Exchange Vows
Mary Belle Olinger of Davenport and Robert Schorpp of Rock Island wed in a June 25 ceremony at Rock Island’s Church of Peace. Rev. Frederick J. Rolf presided as vows were exchanged with family, attendants, and a reception at George Toller’s home. They plan to reside in Davenport.
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Mary Belle Olinger
Robert Schorpp
Rock Island
Ainsworth
Davenport
J. W. Olinger
Joseph Schorpp
Church of Peace
Frederick J. Rolf
George Toller
Schorpp
Ainsworth High School
Swift and Company
Homer Hunt
Dorothy
Virginia
Lawrence Wilson
Earl Miller
Francis Turner
Lewiston
Members Enjoy Picnic At Chautauqua Park
The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters of the seventh district held a picnic at Chautauqua park in Fairfield Sunday. Twenty members from Washington attended. The grand chancellor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gosling of Manchester, were present. Harold Wehr, Washington, was master of ceremonies for the program held during the afternoon.
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Pythias and Pythian Sisters
Seventh District
Chautauqua Park
Fairfield
Washington
Francis Gosling
Manchester
Harold Wehr
Baptist women host party honoring June Palmer and Bol Nicola
Baptist women sponsor a community party at 7 30 p m at All Church inviting members and friends. The event honors June Palmer and Bol Nicola. The Farmerettes 4 H club will meet at 1 30 p m with Mrs Ray Sojka assisting.
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Baptist
June Palmer
Bol Nicola
Farmerettes
Ray Sojka
Round Grove Writer Visits In Hospital
Mrs. Frank Chilcote of Washington and the correspondent took Lois Carl to University hospital in Iowa City for a check up. Joanne Coon also visited the hospital with her parents and is slowly improving from rheumatic fever. Mr and Mrs John Maher and family of West Branch visited Ralph Boyd and harvested some surplus cherries. Sam Walker and Bonnie of Davenport spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clar-
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Round Grove
Frank Chilcote
Washington
Joanne Coon
University Hospital
Raymond Coon
Joanne
John Maher
West Branch
Ralph Boyd
Maher
Boyd
Sam Walker
Bonnie
Davenport
Clar
Rain Slow Trains And Harvest News From Ames
Rain slows Milwaukee trains near the schoolhouse crossing as track conditions grow unsafe. Hay and corn work lag while peas and cherries get picked for canning. Mr and Mrs Marion Ferguson visit Ames friends as they move from Chicago to Ames. Local notices reflect daily rural tasks and residents traveling between homes.
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Milwaukee
Family visit at Morse area with Donahues and neighbors
Our family visited Mr and Mrs Joe Donahue and their children near Morse on Sunday afternoon. Mrs John Donahue Clem and Earl were also present so we could see all of our former neighbors.
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Joe Donahue
Morse
John Donahue
Clem
Earl
Five-Pound Crabs Called Oxen of the Sea
Spaniards nickname five pound or larger crabs captured in the Bay of Biscay Oxen of the Sea. The term reflects their size and value as a delicacy.
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Bay of Biscay
Chips from damaged dishes spoil food sanitation risks
Damaged dishes and utensils can leave chips in food and are hard to clean thoroughly. Such ware may compromise hygiene and require replacement to maintain safe serving standards.
New Hearing Device Brings Hope To Deafened
A compact electronic tube offers restored hearing with no bulky batteries. Weighing only ounces, the device promises to amplify whispers for the hard of hearing. For free information contact Tonemasters Inc Department A Peoria Illinois.
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Tonemasters, Inc
S. Washington St
Peoria
Illinois
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