Bride of James Junkin Weds Jolaine Crossett in Wellman
Jolaine Crossett daughter of Merle and Mrs Crosse Wellman and James Junkin son of Frank and Mrs Junkin Earlham were married at 2 PM Saturday May 25 at Wellman Baptist Church The Rev Arthur Ulrich officiated Special music by Bjorn Heyning Des Moines Attendants wore pink taffeta gowns and headbands A reception followed for 100 guests in the church parlors with a four tier white cake and pink red roses Guests from Winterset Brighton Richland Des Moines Barham Keota and Princeton attended The couple will reside at 714 East Washington Washington after a wedding trip Both are graduates of local high schools and plan Navy service or road work before entering service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolaine Crossett
Merle Crosse
Wellman
James Junkin
Frank Junkin
Earlham
Wellman Baptist Church
Arthur Ulrich
Bjorn Heyning
Des Moines
Judy Crossett
Martin Boston
Nevada
Cooper
Robert Cl
Deane Stannard
Pam Loeffler
Brighton
Kenneth Bauer
Washington
Denny Baumert Richland
Clyde Crile
Jay J. Miller
Ann
Linda Junkin
Berniece Nickell
John Maxwell
Gerald Graff
Gene Goeschke
Sheila Maxwell
Judy Huntsburger
Dixie
Patrick Cline
Winterset
Lloyd Loeffler
Richland
Barham
Keota
Princeton
Junkin
Mid. Prairie High School
Lowa School of Beauty Culture
Earlham High School
Naval Reserve
East Washington
Local News Items Include Graduations and Visits Across Iowa
Local items note John Peterson returning from Iowa State University for the summer at home until May 31 before heading to Wisconsin Dells for employment. Other updates cover weekend visits in the area, a 94th birthday, fishing trips in Minnesota, and memorials to Wenemeyer, a long-time Cities Service executive born in Garner Iowa. Also mentioned are open house plans for Theodore Meyer’s family, graduation travels to Grand Junction, attendance at Randy Burham’s graduation in Ottumwa, and community theatre events in Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
A.C. Peterson
Iowa State University
Wisconsin Dells
Sr. Wenemeyer
Cities Service Oil Company
New York
Foster Bickel
Washington
Mr. Wenemeyer
Garner
Iowa
College of Chemistry
Ames
Cities Service
Social Calendar Highlights Diverse Evening Events
A packed social calendar lists numerous 6:30 p.m. gatherings at Wing's Cafe and the City Club breakfast in Jackson Township. Activities include a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Roland Baumgartner, co operative dinners, flower arrangement sessions, Hawaii trip photos, a Mothers honored event, and various club mixers and picnics across local venues. Attendees are urged to bring items and prepare for a range of social duties and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing's Cafe
Roland Baumgartner
Applied Arts I
Roy Bauer
Orden IL
Rouse
City Club
Jackson Township Farm Bar
Hora
Harold
Hawaii
Ervone
Geo
Jarvis
Masonic Temple
Applied Arts
Duane Redlinger
Handcraft IL
Harold Gamnett
Sunset Park
Washington County Barracks
Demon Relay Team In Class AA State Meet
Washingtons 440 yard relay team clocked its best season time 46.1 in the state Class AA preliminaries at the new SUI track in Iowa, finishing one second behind Kalona. The Demon quartet of Bob McClure Steve Whisler Tim Dougall and Dave Temple led WHS as the sole state qualifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
New Sui
Iowa
WHS
Junner
Bob McClure
Steve Whisler
Tim Dougall
Dave Temple
Swift
Engagement of Laura Louise Wonderlich to Ronald A Tucker
Mr and Mrs Raymond Wonderlich of Ollie announce the engagement of their daughter Laura Louise to Ronald A Tucker son of Mr and Mrs Donald Tucker of Richland Miss Laura Louise Wonderlich a 1963 Pekin Community High School graduate. Her fiancé is a freshman at Penn College in Osakloosa. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Raymond Wonderlich
Ollie
Hher
Laura Louise
Ronald A. Tucker
Donald Tucker
Richland
Miss Wonderlich
Pekin Community Hi School
Freshima
Penn College
Osakloosa
Word Weavers Honor Mrs Baumgartner Farewell Breakfast
Word Weavers hosted a farewell breakfast for Mrs Roland Baumgartner with six members and three guests at 9 30 Saturday. Attendees included Mrs Herb Osix cup, Mrs William Tweeten, Mrs Harold Piercy, Mrs Richard Fisher, Mrs Paul Harvey, Mrs P L Fenn, Mrs Ethel Eckels, and Mrs Edith Pierce. A gift of Roger's Thesaurus was presented. Baumgartner departs June 3 for Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Word Weavers
Roland Baumgartner
Herb Osix Cup
William Tweeten
Harold Piercy
Iowa City
Richard Fisher
Paul Harvey
PL. Fenn
Ethel Eckels
Edith Pierce
Baumgartner
Snyder Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C K Snyder observe their Golden Wedding Anniversary with an open house on Saturday June 2 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. in their home. Their 50th anniversary is June 3. They are parents to four children Paul of Brighton Pauline Long Charles C and Mrs Jack Trotman all of Washington plus six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. Snyder
Snyder
Paul
Brighton
Pauline) Long
Charles C
Jack
Derthea)Trotman
Washington
Local Couple Returns From Lake of the Ozarks Vacation
Rev and Mrs Alfred Berthe return from a two week trip to the Bagnell Dam area at the Lake of the Ozarks. They report good fishing despite cold and rainy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Berthe
Bagnell Dam
Lake of the Ozarks
On The Record Hospital Report Highlights
Saturday lists Mrs. Sophia Peterson and Mrs. Robert Hahn in Washington medical notes. Yesterday records Mrs. Lupe Turecek and Mrs. Harry Boileau in Washington. Today lists Mrs. Claton Widmer and son in Crawfordsville and Mrs. Alva Siingerich and son in Wellman. Mrs. Mabel Rabfeldt appears in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Peterson
Washington
Robert Hahn
Walter Neff
Thot Rantul
Lupe Turecek
Harry Boileau
Claton Widmer
Crawfordsville
Alva Siingerich
Wellman
Mabel Rabfeldt
Rodney Dee Brodie Dies in Illinois
Ferris Illinois UP I reports Rodney Dee Brodie age 11 died at the farm home after a life of struggle following an historic head joined Siamese twin operation 12% hours long on December 17 1952 at the University of Illinois Hospital. Doctors cited malnutrition and failure to develop as the causes of death. Roger Lee Brodie his twin had life preserved by a surgical decision in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
Ill
UPI
Rodney Dee Brodie
Royt Brodie
J.D. Trotter
Trotter
University of Ilinois Educational and Research Hospital
Rodney Dee
Roger Lee
Pope John XXII Improves But Still in Danger
Pope John XXII, 81, remains in bed after a second internal bleeding attack, doctors delaying the 24 hour crisis period. Reports say stomach illness caused the blood loss with unconfirmed cancer rumors. prayers are requested as Vatican officials note a fragile, hopeful but anxious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Hey
Pop Cohn
Magnificent Heart Vatican
John
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Jolaine Gothed
Harold Rickard
Waterville
Minn
Mary Rickard
Don Ellingsworth
Rickard
Ellingsworth
Larry Shana
Gearhart
Bau Fette
Minnesota
Sean Meyer
Kim
Karin
Glendale
Calif
Theodore Meyer
Meyer
Uostese Ar
Randy Burham
Grand Junction
Robert Steele
West Des Moines
Randy
William Chmelar
Milo Steele Jr
Charles Chorpening
Mangold
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Alla M. Guenther
M. Phillips
Altha White
Esther White
Ethel Schulty
Mabel Schiebel
Lela Miller
Elsie’ Conard
Lulu Long
Carl Phillips
Vernon Fewerhelm
Carlton Bump
Daryl Schulte
Ottumwa
Ernest Lambert
Wichita
Kans
Richland High School
Lambert
Don Whitehead
Whitehead
Lamberts
Arthur Lambert
Jim Peterson
Wolf's
Washington Federal Savings & Loan Association
Washington, Iowa
Retief Missionary Society
Gertude Letts
Armory
Frankie Lane
Demon
Washington Evening Journal
David Pidter
William Shannon
Ad- Charles Mortis
Bruce Cohen
Howard Vase
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Ags
Wasia
Ellen Yoder
K. Snyders
Golden Thnniversary
Ismissed
Sherman
Lk den RA
Olympio
Stteewean Salle
Dacron
Ilinois
Firemens
Brighton School
Howdy Roberts
Fern Pastry Shop
Donut Holes
C.M. Denison
N. 5Th
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
Pope John
McClure's
West End Grocery
Korell
Avron
Charles Nelson
City
Wegiway
Rom Duncan
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