Connie Lance Wed to Michael Mineart in Pleasant Plain Church
Connie Lee Lance became the bride of Michael Mineart in a nine o'clock ceremony at St. Joseph's Church East Pleasant Plain. Rev Francis Bass officiated the double ring rite. The bride wore a linen Princess gown with Venice lace. Attendants included maid of honor Alice Lance and bridesmaids Mrs Peter Bell and Mrs Ty Nelson. Best man was Jim Horosko with groomsmen Paul Mineart Gerald Pacha and Peter Bell. Tony Mineart attended as usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Lee Lance
Dale Lance
Washington
Michael W. Mineart
Leroy Mineart
Brighton
St. Joseph's Church
East Pleasant Plain
Francis Bass
Steve Pacha
Harold Mineart
Peter Bell
Ty Nelson
Mt. Pleasant
Venice
Billa Jane Bell
Jim Horosko
Albion
Michigan
Tom Pacha
Ed Mineart
Paul Mineart
Des Moines
Gerald Pacha
Tony Mineart
Golden anniversary and wedding notices from Fairfield area
The article notes a golden anniversary for the bride’s nephew and details a wedding attended by about 200 guests at a church in Washington with the couple to reside in Brighton. It lists education and employment of the bride and groom, special guests, and a separate open house for Carl Amrine and Clara Weineke’s 50th wedding anniversary near Merrimac. It covers Amrines’ 1918 marriage, early military service, family, and health details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Brighton
Washington High School
Iowa State University
Seaboard Finance
Washington
Mineart
Lowdens
Fairfield
G. F. Lance
Henry Mineart
Walter Wehr
Carl Amrine
Merrimace
Amrine
Clara Weineke
Camp Dodge
Red Cross seeks sewers for Vietnam gift bags
The Washington County Red Cross chapter calls for volunteers to sew and fill Christmas gift bags for U S servicemen in Vietnam. A national quota of 650000 bags is set with eight items per bag. Shipments run September 1 to October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vietnam
Washington County Red Cross
Red Cross
Washington
Citizens Band Radio Club to Meet Tuesday at Firemen Hall
The Washington Citizens Band Radio Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Firemen's Hall. All members and wives are urged to attend. The public is invited. Plans will be made for a barbecue supper on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Citizens Band Radio Club
Firemen’s Hall
Henry Rees
E. B. Hammer
Claude Tucker
Phil Weldin
Marion Ave
Circle VII
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Immanuel Lutheran Women’s Circles
George Sharkey
William Siegrist
Ray Coleman
Art Guild
Senior Citizens
Y. Cyrus
Zeradatha Council
Masonic Temple
Noble Grand Circle
Clive Gray
19Th Century Club
Leo Hoover
Citizens Band Radio Club
Awards Day honors six at Washington Junior High
Special awards were given to six Washington Junior High students during Awards Day. Citizenship awards for 1967 68 went to Scott Turnipseed and Pam Walker, chosen by teachers and a 9th grade ballot. Highest scholastic awards went to Debbie Hodges 7th grade Richard Miller 8th grade and Rita Jones 9th grade. S. Ray Blair writing prize went to Chris McConnell. A later Tonurnal will list remaining awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior High
Scott Turnipseed
Pam Walker
Debbie Hodges
Richard Miller
Rita Jones
S. Ray Blair
Chris McConnell
The
Tonurnal
Washington social notices calendar and events
Washington social column lists weekly meetings and gatherings for clubs churches and organizations from Monday to Thursday with times locations and coordinators. Notable entries include YWCA TOPIARY crafts American Home gatherings Legion Auxiliary planning Poppy Day notes and Antioch Social Club meeting details with a plant and bulb exchange and salad luncheon plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Social Club
Marion Timmins
Timmins
Aldine Gingerich
Walter Bauer
Employed Women's Luncheon Wednesday Schedule
The Employed Women's Luncheon is set for Wednesday at noon at the YWCA with The Essex Store presenting the program. Other events include Thirty Niners Club at 2 p.m. at County Home with cookies, Public Affairs I at 1 p.m. luncheon with Mrs. Richard McCleery, and various senior and auxiliary gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
M.O. Smith
Mary Wesleyan Service Guild
Max Lee
Carlton Bump
Jolly Nine Club
John Custer
YWCA
Essex Store
Don Orr
Mella Picken
Wctu Institute
Marion Ave
Independent
Wilfred Wittetoe
FOE
Hall
Y. HH Club
Clark Baker
Essex
Thirty Niners Club
Richard McCleery
Don Maxwell
Robert Friese
1St Presbyterian Upw
Charles Wiley
Crawfordsville couples take Jamaica trip sponsored by Benner Tea
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rhea and Mr and Mrs Richard Lease of Crawfordsville plan a week in Jamaica on a Benner Tea Company sponsored trip with a one day stop in Miami Florida. Tom L Morrison of Paxico Missouri and the Mingo Job Corps team is visiting with his parents and notes his heavy equipment work and arrival for Mother's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rhea
Richard Lease
Crawfordsville
Jamaica
Benner Tea Company
Miami
Florida
Tom L. Morrison
Mingo
Bealer Fined for Stop Sign Violation in Iowa City
Stephen C. Bealer of Iowa City appeared before the justice of the peace and paid a $10 fine for a stop sign violation. He was apprehended by Washington City police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen C. Bealer
Iowa City
Justice of the Peace
Washington City
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Harold
Donald
Mrs
Calif
Val
Pillsbury
Robin Hood
Franks
Angel Food
Win With the Stars
Kcrg-Tv
Can
Aplover Owned
Florence Sherman
Lola DeLong
Tops Club
Washington County Association For
Nurses Home
Osincup
West Side Square
Whermogas
North 7Th Ave
Washington, Iowa
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