Bride of Robert S Cheyney Weds Kathleen Ann Custer in St James
Kathleen Ann Custer daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald H Custer married Robert S Cheyney of Anamosa son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Cheyney of Washington in a 1:30 pm double ring ceremony at St James Catholic Church. The bride wore peau de soie gown with lace and a chapel train. The couple will reside at 104% Jackson in Anamosa where the groom works at Gibson's and the bride attended local high school.
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Kathleen Ann Custer
Donald H. Custer
Robert S. Cheyney
Anamosa
Robert J. Cheyney
Washington
St. James Catholic
Edward Collins
Marie Marie
Doug Booth
Chris Dolezal
Iowa City
Beth Cheyney
Eugene Fields
Ron Levien
Harper
Steve Foss
John Fields
Cedar Rapids
Gibson’s Discount Store
Burlington Junior College
Cheyney
Sheller Globe Inc
H J Club Plans Ice Cream Social In Kalona Park
Mrs Hubert Malichky hosted the H J Club meeting with co hostesses Mrs Harold Prybil and Mrs Richard Kron presiding. Members approved a July 15 social at 8 pm in Kalona Park and a one dollar per member assessment to fund the club treasury. Guests included Mrs Curtis Figgins Mrs Alva Bell and Mrs Jim Wes games were led by Mrs Wells with prizes to Mrs Dwane Shalla Mrs Figgins and Mrs Jim Altenhofen. The June gathering is set for June 17 with honorary members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Malichky
H.J. Club
Harold Prybil
Richard Kron
Kalona Park
Curtis Figgins
Alva Bell
Jim Wes
Washington Evening Journal masthead and subscription rates
The Washington Evening Journal details its Washington Iowa base at 111 North Marion Ave. with staff including David Elder as president and editor, William Shannon as vice president, and Charles Morris as managing editor. It lists subscription options: 50 cents weekly by carrier in Washington, 40 cents weekly in nearby towns, $12 yearly by mail in towns, $15 yearly for Washington route, and $14 yearly outside Iowa.
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North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Robert Shaffer
Leonard Llewellyn
Avere
Rainbow Girls install new worthy advisor at Masonic Temple
Barb Warner was installed as worthy advisor by the Rainbow Girls during a Sunday ceremony at the Masonic Temple on May 23. Her father escorted her to the East, with family members and dignitaries including Mary Ann Nihart introduced. New officers and installing officers were announced, and the theme There Is a New Day Coming highlighted the term. Receptions followed under the supervision of Mrs. Jim Bash and Mrs. Joe Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Barb Warner
T. J. Pease
Terry Marsh
Barb
Brian
Kim Norton
Linda Norton
Pease
Mary Ann Nihart
Connecticut
Hope
Jane Moss
Sherry Bash
Charity
Judy Bauer
Jean Kennedy
Faith
Jane Bauer
Ann Colby
Lynn Foster
Julie Kennedy
Pam Nicholson
Sharon Paul
Sheryl Sailor
Julie Pilcher
Linda Bash
Julie Nichols
Mary Crone
Sue Marsh
Tom Pace
Jim Bash
Researchers Class potluck at United Presbyterian Church
Forty five members of the Researchers Class at United Presbyterian Church gathered for a potluck dinner Saturday evening. Arthur Duensing, president, led a brief business meeting. Hazel Bower gave devotions. skit presenters included Martha Glass and Alda Warnock.
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United Presbyterian Church
Martha Glass
Margaret Thomas
Mary Stewart
Frances Patton
Arthur Duensing
Hazel Bower
Miss Glass
Alda Warnock
Miss Patton
Della Humphreys
Jay Brewer
Ann Rutledge
Mrs. Thomas
Social Calendar of Community Notices
Notices for Monday events include CWF general meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with installation of officers. Various activities follow, from Monday Nighters at Garden II to YWCA rooms, BPW Club dinner at Captain's Table, and VFW Auxiliary breakfast. Senior Citizens programs, Navajo Club dessert, Child Study, Priscilla Club luncheon, and more listed with times and locations.
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Christian Cwf
Fellowship Hall
Henry Rees
Masonic Temple
Keith Vetter
Captain’s Table
YWCA
Y McCleery
VFW
Polluck
Itall
YMCA
Edgar Stewart
Nurses Home
Ronald Olson
Priscilla Club
Bethel Missionary Society
William Wulf
Women of Moose
ISU
Family Living I
Creative Living I
Doug Dunlap
Richard Bordwell
Carl Kelley
Gaylen Jarrard
Wingas
Dear Abby column on birth control and romance concerns
Readers ask about a sister performing a vasectomy at home and a man fearing legal risks. Abby warns against unsanctioned surgery, advises seeking proper medical care, and notes potential trouble for the requester. The page also covers a ROTC hair issue and Conscientious Objector guidance from a reader.
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Abby
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to Billie Dean Kindred of rural Washington and Terry Sue Custer of Wayland, and to David Allen Custer of Wayland and Sandra Dee Blodgett of rural Washington.
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Billie Dean Kindred
Washington
Terry Sue Custer
Wayland
David Allen Custer
Sandra Dee Blodgett
Peanut Butter Cake and Prune Milk Shake Recipes
This old time page shares a from scratch peanut butter cake with cream cheese frosting, prune milk shake, and rice pudding. Also included is ground beef and cabbage casserole with rice, tomato soup, and cabbage baked slowly for 4 to 6 servings.
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Paithioen
Edwin Novotny
HJ Club
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Rainbow
Bauer
Charles Rademaker
Osincup Drug Store
The
Advertising Council
Old U.S. Forest Services
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
Q Dean Axbby
Abigail van Buren
C.O
Central Committee For Conscientious Objectors
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Penna
Hastings, Neb
J.D.P
Buffalo, N. Y
Los Angeles
Cal
Helene B. Dillon
OLD Line Legal Reserve
National Benefit Life Insurance Company
P. O
Fort Worth
Texas
Holiday Rambler
Trailers For Fun CO
Washington County
Quarry Road
Coralville
Seifert’s
Coats
Famous Labels
Famous Label Polyester
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