Kathleen Marie Kelly Weds Stanley F Hackert in St James Church
Kathleen Marie Kelly of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Gevock wed Stanley F Hackert son of Mr and Mrs George Hackert in an afternoon ceremony Saturday May 12 at St James Catholic Church with about 125 guests. Reception followed in the school hall. The couple will live in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Marie Kelly
Stanley F. Hackert
St. James Church
Cedar Rapids
Alex Gevock
Washington
George Hackert
Marion
St. James Catholic
T. J. Lew
Nick Gevock
Tom Duffy
Hubert Bruty
Larry Stettans
Iowa City
Jeri Smith
Suzannah Girls Honor Mothers at Church Potluck
The Suzannah Girls of the Methodist Church honored their mothers and eighth grade girls and mothers at a Monday potluck dinner. Lavender and white decor featured a wishing well centerpiece. Marilyn Timmins introduced incoming advisor Mrs Herb Campbell and new officers Linda Campbell president Marcia Hedberg vice president Alice Lance secretary Mary Carson treasurer. A worship service followed led by Linda Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzannah Girls
Methodist Church
Marilyn Timmins
Herb Campbell
Linda Campbell
Marcia Hedberg
Alice Lance
Mary Carson
Social calendar notices due by 10 a.m. day of publication
A long list of weekly social and club events is announced with times and venues. Groups include VFW Auxiliary, First Presbyterian Circle, Grace Hill Mothers Day Tea, Kolah Club, Sunshine Club, Lane Leaders bowling banquets, Employed Women's Luncheon, WRC, Ladies Day, Snowball Club, Lip and Sew Club, and many others across churches, clubs, and senior societies. The note also mentions a July wedding planned for San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill
Kolah Club
Helen Jackson
Sunshine Club
Lyle Wilcox
Just
L.L. Loveless
WSCS
Circle X
Jim Wheeler
Robert Koehler
Country Club
YWCA
Ed Hutchcroft
WRC
Farm Bureau
Lake Darling
Harold Gamon
Keota Couple Weds In May 12 Keota Church Ceremony
Jacquelyn Dee Conrad and Jared Thomas Powell united in marriage at St Marys Church Keota officiated by Rev C S Kempker. The bride wore silk organza and Chantilly lace with a bouffant skirt and carried white roses. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Powell. About 150 guests attended a reception in St Marys Hall. The couple will reside in Goshen Indiana where the groom studies at Goshen College and the bride graduates May 27 from Ottumwa Heights College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Jacquelyn Dee Conrad
Maurice Conrad
Jared Thomas Powell
Lewis J. Powell
St. Mary’s Church
C.S. Kempker
Donna Gent
Ronnie Leitsinger
Ames
Ricque Conrad
Douglas Powell
Ronnie Tines
Gary Sondag
Ronnie Seitsinger
Richard Adams
Iowa City
St. Mary's Hall
Byler
Elkhart
Ind
Francis Gent
Max Miller
Delta
Jacob Sudermann
Ottumwa Heights College
Goshen College
Goshen
Marshall, Minn
Syracuse
Tampa
Fla
Des Moines
South English
Wellman
Albia
Washington
Pixie and Twinkling Blue Birds Schedule Spring Activities
The Pixie Blue Birds under Mrs. Miller visited Sunset Park for a sack lunch and made Mothers Day gifts after a recreation period. They later attended a State Theater show and prepared for a May 28 fly-up, with May 24 meetings planned. Twinkling Blue Birds led by Mrs. Richards toured a greenhouse, bought flowers for mothers, and created vases, with refreshments downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixie Blue Birds
Sunset Park
Everette Miller
Carol Richards
Junior High PTG Elects New Officers at Meeting
Mrs. Jack Trotman presided at the final Junior High PTG meeting as new officers were announced: president Mrs. Leo Beauchamp vice president Mrs. Richard Longer secretary treasurer Mrs. Cecil Long. Miss Anne Courtney exchange student spoke on life in England and at school. An eighth grade octet sang three numbers. Awards Day is set for Monday May 21 at the high school and PTG mothers will chaperone summer movies. Home economics and industrial arts displays were set up for viewing with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Trotman
Leo Beauchamp
Richard Longer
Cecil Long
T. J. Berdo
Anne Courtney
England
PTG
Visitors fill at United Presbyterian Home
The U P Home reports a busy early week with out of town visitors. Carol McMillan left Friday for two weeks visiting Minnesota Minneapolis Ellendale N C Council Bluffs Zenas Spicer Miss Ethel Weed hosted guests and Isabel Blair joined them in Monmouth Ill Mrs Maude Statler visited her daughter and son in law in West Pleasant Plain Stanley Jones and son Sammy stayed with Mrs Simp son’s family Other visitors included Eugene and Mrs Nulph Joe Nulph from Garden Grove and Heflin from Shannon City for Mrs J B D Martin and family Gene Martin home wellman visits and Dr W J Stewart spent weekend with daughter in Iowa City Dr R W Thompson returned from hospitalization in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol McMillan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Stephens
Ellendale
N. C
Council Bluffs
Maude Statler
Walter Bray
West Pleasant Plain
Maud Hamilton
Eugene Nulph
Nulph
Afton
Joe Nulph
Garden Grove
Heflin
Shannon City
J. B. D. Martin
Robert Martin
Richard
Moline
Gene Martin
Homer Vincent
Wellman
Jennie Harris
Dr. W. J. Stewart
Mrs. W. J. Wright
Iowa City
Chapter Y meets Monday with Mrs Mace hostess
Mrs Glenn Mace hosted 28 Chapter Y members Monday evening. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Robert Lytle and Mrs Harold Putman. Reports from the state convention were given by Mrs R H Mc Cleery and Mrs Don Rinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Mace
Robert Lytle
Harold Putman
R.H. McCleery
Don Rinner
Golden Age Club Meeting Draws Thirty Six Attendees
Thirty six attended the Golden Age Club sewing meeting on Monday morning. Four birthday cakes were served with the noon lunch courtesy of Mrs Blanche Norton Mrs Mabel Gray Mrs Bessie Tucker and Mrs Helen Seeberger. Ice cream was provided by Mrs Hattie Carpenter and Mrs B C Briley. Pearl Parcell attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Blanche Norton
Mabel Gray
Bessie Tucker
Helen Seeberger
Hattie Carpenter
B. C. Briley
Pearl Parcell
Mrs Moore Hosts Bible Dept Meeting Close Of Club Year
Mrs Moore entertained the Fortnightly Club Bible department for the final meeting of the year. Dessert preceded the program with Miss Ethel Henderson pouring and Mrs Harry Turner assisting. Mrs Knupp opened with prayer and read Proverbs verses. tributes were paid to a deceased member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moore
Ethel Henderson
Harry Turner
Knupp
Bently
B. C. Briley
Bentley
Ira Miksch
Briley
Ivan Rehmel
Local Social Notices and Dismissals Recorded
Yesterday and today listings show admissions and dismissals in area communities. Names include Mrs June Williams Wellman and Miss Peggy Wagner Conesville among others in Washington Columbus Junction Crawfordsville and Parnell with relations noted and child mentions in some entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Williams
Wellman
Medical
Richard Hayes
Washington
Fred Gealy
Peggy Wagner
Conesville
Stephen Hunt
Wapello
John Houseal
Columbus Junction
Faye Mackey
Robert Ayers
Parnell
Marvin Hole
Crawfordsville
Rex Todd
Local Family Visits Span Seattle to Des Moines
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zager of Seattle visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stanly Zager. John Hindahl and Florence visit Perry hosts Mr. and Mrs. Richard Powers Jr. then meet Francis Bales in Des Moines to greet Bales's great granddaughter Sheryl Ann Poortinga, the first grandchild for Mrs. Bales. The report includes extended relatives from Sigourney and Osco, with Mothers Day gatherings in Rock Island and Mt. Vernon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Zager
Seattle, Wash
Mrs
Stanly Zager
John Hindahl
Florence
Richard Powers Jr
Perry
Francis Bales
Des Moines
Sheryl Ann Poortinga
Bales
Marion McAvoy
Rock Island, Ill
Marvin Buckwalter
Mr. McAvoy
Sadie McAvoy
Willard Palmer
Ethel Palmer
Mt. Vernon
Public Affairs In Maxwell Home Luncheon Held
Mrs. Don Maxwell and Mrs. M. L. Crawford hosted a one o clock luncheon at the Maxwell home for 17 Public Affairs members. Guests included Mrs. Charles Kennedy and Mrs. Sam Turkington. The program featured Irwin on Ultrasonics and Ellery Foster on The Good Ship Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Maxwell
M. L. Crawford
Maxwell
Charles Kennedy
Sam Turkington
J. N. Irwin
Ellery Foster
Herbert Campbell
M. L. MccCreedy
R. H. McCleery
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Women Salad Luncheon
Thirty five members and guests met for Fellowship Day with Mrs Roger Colthurst. Bible study was by Mrs John Skubal from Romans and prayers led by Mrs Ted Woods. Mrs Ralph Kleese shared trip photos from the Purdue convention. Mrs John Koehler led hymn and prayer. Out of town guests were Mrs Kleese and Mrs Harvey Hasenclever. Columbia to produce The Three Stooges Meet The Martians sequel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ainsworth United Presbyterian
Roger Colthurst
John Skubal
Ted Woods
Ralph Kleese
Washington
Purdue
John Koehler
Kleese
Harvey Hasenclever
Ft. Madison
Hog Prices Steady to Higher Across Des Moines Market
Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota hogs show prices steady to 25 cents higher than Monday. Estimated receipts today 50,000 with prior week 60,000 and year ago 47,000. Butchers range 200-220 Ibs to 270-300 Ibs from 14.15 to 15.75. sows 270-550 Ibs from 11.35 to 14.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
Grain CHICAGO UpI Grain Range Report
Grain market update from Chicago shows shifts in high low and close figures. The report notes variability in grain pricing trends with uncertain near term directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Farmerettes 4H to Celebrate 25th Anniversary
The Farmerettes 4H Club held a May tea at Lois and Mary Meyers home with 13 members nine mothers and leaders present. They planned the 25th anniversary for June 7 and a June 6-7 Lake Odessa visit as guests of Mrs. Lloyd Marek. Terry Palmer judged Better Grooming with winners Shirley Luers Barbara Beranek Jean Sojka and Cecilia Escher. Next meeting set for June 11 at Cecilia Escher’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes
Lois and Mary Meyers
Jean Sojka
Joe Goodlander
Keith Horn
Lake Odessa
Lloyd Marek
Terry Palmer
Shirley Luers
Connie Goodlander
Barbara Beranek
Ann Veggy
Cecilia Escher
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James Grubb
Marie Marie
Tim Wood
William Marie Jr
Charles Eyestone
Murial Te Bockhorst
Louisa da Silva
Rosanne Hackett
Francis Lauderdale
Judy Hackett
Ted Hanna
Phil Leyden
Robert Bruty
Walter Bruty
Collette Bruty
Frank Bebhardt
Gerald Cherryholmes
Rita
Ellen Bruty
Andrea Zeck
Ozarks
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Marion High School
State University of Iowa
Washington High School
Collins Radio
Sayat
Wolf's Flower Shop
Suzannah
Don Batterson
Tork Gazette
Washington County Hospital
David Eugene
Dempsey
Kathy Jean
Jerry Phillips
Rt. 1
Carolyn Rae
Charles Shellabarger
Rosella
Perry EF. Bontrager
Kalona
Kevin James
James Stalder
W. Jefferson
City
Bryan Lee
Crawfordsville, la
Jeffery Dean
Daniel Aggson
Danny
Debby
VFW
First Presbyterian Circle IV
Potluck
Richard Dare
O. R. Mayo
William Kleese
Old Pavilion
Legion Rooms
Clarence Heightshoe
Julia Branchflower
Methodist Wscs
First Presbyterian Upw
Jerry
Fred Longer
Ili
M. R. Flickinger
San Angelo
Marion Sheetz
Judith Ann
James E. Wertz
Lynn Wertz
Miss Sheetz
Mr. Wertz
Washington Skelgas
United States Air Force
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Texas
Jacquelyn Conrad
Jared Powell
Evening ‘Journal
Washington, Iowa
Melvin Slaubaugh
Paul
North Side Square
Pixie
Junior High Ptg
Mark Hellman
Myron Graber
Tom Lowe
Robert Cheyney
Bill Lee
John Phleger
Greg DeVries
Joe Wallace
Nels Westermark
Charles Rademaker
George Miller
Louis Larsen
Keith Norton
Raymond Crone
Horak & Son
Insurance Agency
Tele
U. P
United Presbyterian Home
Jordon Papaneau
Zelza Buttgen
Stanley Jones
Sammy
Jones
Albert Simpson
R. W. Thompson
Mace
Mrs. Moore
Bible Department
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Leo Allbaugh
Duane
Sigourney
Mr. Allbaugh
Elva Allbaugh
Guy Elliott
Osco
Val Fuhr
Loren Elliott
Taylor Ridge
Glenn Fuhr
Charles Fuhr
Geneseo, Inl
Glen Dunbar
Maxwel
UPW
Stooges Busy Hollywood
Columbia Pictures
The
E. M. Bridges & Co. “Fashion Hints
Ayer
P. S
Mangold’s Service
Your Sentinel
Washington Area
CLIP
Sentinel Automatic Fire Control Systems
South 2Nd Ave
Lowo
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